4 10 248 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7c27b0fa96bd4d58820ace06c12ed7d5.pdf 24630ae86db32f53bd5694f2da3c8b4d PDF Text Text Can Sanford cops save themselves? Sheriff would take over if troubled department is disbanded; police officers call it political and ask for one more chance The city la unique. Cmdr. Bill tlnaaon said. ‘ If you can work Sanford, you can work any law enforcement department tn the United States." It a a email city with big city problema • aomewhat like the boroughs of New York. Lowcost housing on the east and weat aides. A crime rate higher than any city In Seminole County. Thera were 80.000 calls for service to the SPD tn 1008. A l­ most every imaginable kind of call. No other law enforcement agency In the county gets the variety of calls that are re­ ceived at the SPD. Sanford, the city unique. Hasson, a 28-year veteran of the SPD. Is at a table in the training room at the city police station on Friday morning on his day off. He's wearing a Tshirt. Around him are a dosen other officers. They’re the heart of a com ­ mittee to help reorganise the department, and to keep the SPD on tlie job Into the 21st century. They say they feel a gun to the head. If they hadn t been united before, they are now ■ and they're angry. 'We're busting our butts." ilasaon said. "A ll we ask Is to be given the opportunity to work but our problema. We've been portrayed as If we don't f i t along and don't do the job. Rattbtr.u tnta." . To be sure, the SPD la the talk of the town. *Do we keep them or dump themr people are asking Emotions are strong both eraya. Soma think W h a t our read ers say: W a lte r P a d g e tt, proprle tor/owner o/ Higgins House, 430 South Onk SI. PoUcs Chief Jos Dillard the city has no alternative than to contract the Seminole County Sheriff a Office to re­ place the SPD. An Independent consulting firm fiom McLean. Va.. hna re turned a management rrvlew depleting the SPD ns 'seriously flawed." An official from ihr firm will discuss his findings at a etty commission work ses­ sion on Monday at 3 30 p in at City llnll. SPD Chief Joe Dillard will be there, too Dillards 20-year enreer with the SPD Is on Ihe line. Named the department's top man In January. Dillard knew there were problema. It was iui • n Polio*. Pag* 7A 'As a cltlten of Sanford. I feel we've been seriously short-changed by what we have received In recent years from our police de­ partment. A lot of us aren't surprised at what has come out tn the Independent re­ view. We've realised these problems for sometime. 'What we do now Is a nobrainer. The thought of having the (Seminole) coun­ ty sheriff take over brings joy to me. This Is no offense to the officers tn the SPD. I know and like a good many of them. There's just loo much that nerds fixing, and il's very unlikely that the people who created these problems can be expected Above Sanford PoUcs Deputy ChM Dsnnis Whitmire says Via praaturt the city has pul on oftycara ts lass than frtsmfy as tha dapartmsnt struggles to maintain morals and aarvica to rsskisnta. Lett: Among to s o lv e th rill 'llo w can we expert to a t­ tract million dollar busi­ nesses to Sanford when there Isn't sufficient police protection? We're a small town with big city problems. The county sheriffs depart­ ment Is one of the best In Ihe country and Its head­ quarters are In Sanford. To me. It all flu. The report •ays there are three op ­ tions. I sec It ss one. Call the sheriff." Teen cookie company moguls Just ‘Ram it into your mouth!’ ffeoDuceo B . H i IA m k A M M K u S Resources; 8tsphsnie Sampson, vtc* president of Telecommunications and Lori 8payth. vtoa president of Finance. A Lake M.uy High School teacher la reach­ ing her stuilrnis In a non-traditlona! way. Instead of using textbook Instruction, eco­ nomics teacher Anna Vanlandlngham la using hands on experience. For the past three years, students In Van­ landlngham* classes learn about economics by developing their own company and mar­ keting a product. Students learn about all phases of business from planning, to produc­ tion. to packaging, to advertising and sales. Vanlandlngham said ahe adopted this ap­ proach to make the subject more Interesting and to help students belter grasp the concept, and It workrd. T h ey arr truly learning nnd this stays with them,* she said. 'Economics Is life." Vanlandlngham, a teacher at Lake Mary for 10 years, said the class Is more fun for both her and the kids 'I'm bombarded with questions. I see more llghlbulbs going off all the time, she said.' Past products In her class Include Jewelry, beach buckets, and foods. One of Vanlandlngham's classes will begin production or their new cookie product on Sunday when she travels with them to Cassel­ berry to bake chocolate chip cookies. Stephanie Sampson. 17. a senior in the class and vice president of telecommunica­ tions for The Ram Cookie Company, offered a human resources. m Ic i . production, marketing telecommunications, and finance. Each Stu­ dent received seven stock shares, which they could either sell or keep. Sampson said her class expects to make be­ tween 8300 and 8350 profit. Part of that amount will be used for salaries and the re­ mainder will go to charities. Her department produced a videotape, which will be broadcast during the week of Sept. 18 uii the school's morning news channel. In ad­ dition. students made posters for advertising. The production department will bake and package the cookies at Clara's Cake, a bakery owned by the father of one of the students. Estimating a 50 cookie loss. Sampson said the students will bake 1.050 cookies. Two cookies will be wrapped in red and black rib­ bon into each package with a label developed by the marketing department. The logo la 'Ram It Into Your Mouth.' The ram la the Lake Mary High mascot. •It'a catchy and tt'a cute.' Sampson said. The sales department will sell the cooklca In school for 81 a package. Sampson, who haa sampled the cookies, said 'you get your money’s worth.' The department heads are Lori Spaytch. fi­ nance. Jade Chauvin. marketing. Jaaon Welndruch. production. Sam Freese, sales, and Lori Farella. human resources. Airport Authority board to be finalized - ____________ The process by which bonrd members are appointed to Die Air­ port Authority haa recently come under fire by severdl Sanford city ^ commissioners. Commissioners are expected to make hoard appointments at their regular meeting Monday at 7 p.m. at City Hall. Current terms expire Sept. 30. At the |ast city meeting In August. Commissioner Whltey Eckstein . .r itsa eirrwsr* H aa flflM . e a « T ^ d not w int Jo Sanford Airport to act onomoue boardTae It did liangcd Its name a few without the knowledge authority members, who have proposed that the name be changed again to avoid o n flp ln g problems with the Qreater Orlando Airport Authority. The QQAA baa com- Sheriff’s Office rated tops at political hobnob In the eyes o f elected officials In Seminole County, the Seminole County Sheriffs Office gets a 94 percent approval rating. The statistic cornea from a straw S U B S C H I Li I I O I I I ! A N I O R U ill R A I L) F O R About BOO people attended H I E B E 1 L O C A L to the report card.voters approve N E W S See Notaob. raga C O V E R A G E . C a l l 3 2 �t * - Sanfoid Herald, Sanlord, Florida - Sunday. Saptambar 14, 1907 After Hours Tucked in Taintsville, artist immortalizes American culture m nothing abstract about It.' By DAVID FRAZIER Herald Staff Writer CHULUOTA- Back 111 the woods nt the corner of State Road 419 and Old Chuluota Road, nn artist diligently works nt his craft. Carl Knicker­ bocker Is tucked nway In the sprawling metropolis known ns Taintsville crcntlng what some have referred to as 'conceptual reprcsentatlonsllsm*. ‘ I call It suburban primitive because It la simple In look.' said Knickerbocker, "You can tell what I am pointing. There Knickerbocker came from Ihc north back In the 1970s, but he did not get the Idea to do art until 1984. *1 read a srrlnllxcd version of n book called Draw­ ing On the Right Side of the Brain,* Knickerbocker said, 'Plus. I needed something to do.' lie storied drawing first and then he started painting a few years later. Mainly a self taught artist, Knickerbocker admits to taking a few classes here and there. *1 thought maybe It would be nice lo have SIS Film * Vktoo Festival srreetflpftter If: The Animated Mewl* la coming lo the Sapphire Supper Club Sunday. September 14. The movie, which la part o f the 15th annual Central Florida Film A Video Festival, la baaed on the popular video game. Slreet/lghter II Is a Japanese animated film, and It features Alice In Chains, Korn, SUvcrchair and KMFDM on the soundtrack. Admission Is 85. and the film starts at 7:30 p.m. The Sapphire Supper Club la located at 54 North Orange Avenue. For more Information. Including details o f the pre-party after the film, you can call (407) 839-6045. Museum of Arts and Sclancaa Art collectors, dealers, and enthusiasts are Invited lo attend an auction by the Museum o f Arts and Sciences on Saturday, September 13. The auction Is of objects deaccessloncd from the Museum's permanent collection and given to the Museum for this sale. More than 100 decorative and fine art objects have been reviewed by Museum staff, trustees, and donors for redistribution at this one-day event. This Is the final hind raising event of the year with all proceeds benefiting the Museum's large and growing,permanent collection of more than 13.000 objects. Admission lo the live auction Is 810 per person and Includes an auction catalog. The Museum of Arts and Sciences is located at 1040 Museum Boulevard. Daytona Beach. Bidding will be held in the Museum's Root Hall Auditorium from I p.m. to 0 p.m. Refreshments will be provided. For more Information, contact the Museum at 19041 255-0285. n llllte professional, thlrn parly help,* Knickerbocker said, In 1991, Knickerbocker started to show his work nt various spots like alternative spaces, restaurants and coffee shops. It was In 1993 thnt Knickerbocker started painting live. He can be seen occasionally til Cafe Tu Tu Tango, n themed restaurant an international Drive. "The theme (of Calk TU TU Tango) Is art* said Knick­ erbocker, ‘ And the concept la to have artists painting while people eat. and it f r e e people aomething to look at while the artists are able to show their He said that painting live has really changed his artwork. It has mode him a much belter painter In hla opinion, and It luta n little more excitement In Is paintings os well. G Two big turning points for Knickerbocker's career came when he received a p a n t this year from the State at Florida, and when he was included In a mogoilnc called New American Paintings, n publication that shows art without walls. Both achievements were earned after a Jury process found hla art worthy to be dignified. *It was a nice validation for me,* he said. As mrnilonrd before. Knick­ erbocker calls his work 'suburban primitive* because a portion of his Artwork has to do with suburbia. *1 like to drive through the suburbs quite a bit.* he sold. *1 find them fasclnnllng. nml I would love lo eavesdrop on their lives.' A graduate In -sociology and history. Knickerbocker's work Brouhaha coming The Brouhaha Film A Video Showcase Is an annua) event celebrating Florida'! finest independent film and video makers. Due to last year's success. Brouhaha has been expanded to two days. Saturday. November 29 and Sunday. November 30. The festival will be held at EniJan Theater In Maitland. Florida. In order to be eligible, entries must be submitted for review on half Inch VHS. Accepted entry formats are 16mm and 35mm film, half Inch VHS and SVHS. BetaSP and three quarter Inch video. Submission deadline Is Friday. October 17, at which Umc a 50 word, well written, concise synopsis of the basic plot and premise of the work(s) will be required. The entry fee u 85 and must accompany ail submissions. Brouhaha's primary goals are to showcase budding Florida, filmmakers, to discover new films, to offer a cultural event In Central Florida film community an enhanced sense of Identity. For an entry form or more Information, please coll (407) 6291088 during business hours. Ensisn Theater is located at 1300 South Orlando Avenue in Maitland. New Dimensions In Graphics, works by Orlando artist Leon Theodore, Is featured now through October 2, at Harris House of Atlantic Center for the Arts. For more Information onHarris House events and programs, coll (904) 423-1753. Fsstival of the arts adds top performer After touring the world and releasing several lop adult con­ temporary hits, saxophonist, vocalist and guitarist Warren Hill Is Joining the line-up at the Lake Mary Heathrow Festival of the Arts. Now residing In Nashville, Hill also performed at the Winter Park Arts Festival earlier this year. The festival la being held on Oct. 4 and 5 at L A L Acres Ranch and will Include over 350 local and national artists competing for 820,000 In prises. Tickets for hill’s perform­ ance are 815 and go on sole Monday through TIckctMastcr. For more Information, coll (4071 839-3900. Sanfhnl Herald "Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Seminole County Since 1908" Sunday, Sepumbar 14,1997 • Vof. 90, No. 17 Putttshsd Tuesday ttwough Friday and Sunday by Repubtc Newspapers, Inc. • 300 N. French Avt., Sanlord, FL 32771 Phons: (407) 322-2611 Fox: (407) 323-9408 AOMwrnunoN Manager Linds SptogM CnCUULTKM EKutoWBsmsn ■OTTtMUU. Lacy Loar •EUfca Short Brocas Darts DloMch Dsirtd Frutsf Marts Orem tbsvny Wiosrt Bolen Werner Pertodcai Postage Paid MSantoro, Florida andaddsanai maang oRcse. uspsrstfso Poaanaaiar Sand amate changes lo The SANFORDHERALD ____ P.O. Bn 1SS7 l FL38772-1197 Republic' i e rases Merge rol Sisley PRODUCTION rrsm voeoens • eteneger Peggy Deehnsr Brands BradUnt Ralph Htyt ClwytSoSh PRESS S STTUMSM Robert‘Sktf Cowan Marti Savcse DwtfKngw RueeWMs EMn Tyne*. Jr. SubscriptionRam (Daly A Sunday) . HonaDefcwy Mai 1 Wsr Film and Video Festival. After pulling all- nlghlrrs and film­ ing al Cafe Tu Tu Tango, n lo ­ cal Ian in Orlando nnd his home, tils video Carl Knicker­ bocker. An American Artist con tie seen Sunday. September 28, at the Flora Twin Theater, which Is Ihc old Rocking Chair Theater located behind whnl used lo be the Colonial Plain in Orlando. H ie video, Knickerbocker says. Is a good mar kr I lug tool It lets people see whnl he does, and hopefully they will lake something away from II. Knickerbocker says II Is cru­ cial lhal people lake some­ thing away from hi* work. He says II Is whal separate* art­ ists from the hobbyist*. "You do nil lo find an audience.* sold Knickerbocker. *1 want people |who look al hi* art I lo create their own nnrrntlvc from the symbols they’re lue looking al.* He said Hull there I* hardly nny recognition for d o­ ing art. nnd dial I* why any feedback I* good * Let us know And Baby Makes Seven Is a comedy about .. By DAVID FRAZIER Herald Staff Write Y . V ,' The Orlando TlW tre Project IOTP) Is act to kick off Its oectmd annual piayreadlng scries. Acts o f Passion, with the comedy And Baby Makes Seven by Paula Vogrt. The reading will be presented at Seminole Community College's Fine Arts Theatre on Saturday. September 27 at S p.m.. and again on Sunday, September 26 at 2 p.m. Admission Is free, and reservations are not necessary. This staged reading of Baby Is a collaboration among four of Central Florida's most acclaimed stage artists. Director Anne Herlng has helmed many Central Florida productions, including some of the best received plays at Orlando's International Fringe Festival. The actor's In llcrlngs cost -L isa Fredrickson. Oreg Trlggs and Christine Deckerore also well-known to theatergoers, having appeared often on Central Florida stages and regularly In the Comedy Warehouse troupe at Disney's Pleasure (stand resort. le Rare a baby. Mahers ore' complicated by the imaginary children already living in the household. The Tti piny celebrates families of all kinds. Obte award winning playwright Vogel has explored family themes In many of her plays, ulways with surprising and funny results. Of her latest drama. Horn i team ed to Drive (a current hit Off-Broadway), Vogel Iold a news publication that she likes lo take her audience 'along for a ride they wouldn’t ordinarily take, or don't even know I hey" re taking.* OTP’s Acts of PAsslon series provides theatre professionals with a forum through which to present their*own passions unique, spec la) comedies and dramas touching on Ideas and Issues that are often overlooked In more mainstream (ore. Following Baby. OTP will present five more ploys In the aeries, through April. For more Information, contact OTP at (4071 328-4722. ext. 3323, or by e-mail al otpal»ec(gnol.com. I eatswstameat i Cawaly. have say story Ideas, pla­ its iksst call David ’ at 322-2611 during weekdays, at you eaa write lo David by tending letters to The IS ltJ M Herald, it David r t i d a F.o. 1667, Baaferd, 92771-1667 er Aveooa, 62771. enterla ant limited to Luke Mary. n et o f ty. 8n drop Artistry powerful when female band plays Now Dimensions In Graphics Odessa Pucn sometimes reflects America and Us culture. A slier! hangs up on a door In hla house with topics on which he woukl like to paint. *1 like to paint televi­ sions. automobiles nnd really broad things about the cul­ ture.* hr sold. After deciding on a subject. Knickerbocker tries lo develop nn icon or symbol to represent a topic. Then it Is Just a mai­ ler of using two or three Irons lo form n sort of Juxtaposition The man nml his work ran Playreading series kicks off with comedy at SCC Fine Arts Theatre Qodspell .final week This Is the final weekend for the play Qodspell at The Acting Studio. The Saturday, September 13, performance will be held at 8 p.m.. and Sunday. September U . a l 5 p.n).. Ticket M iff * , are 815. Monday. September 15, VrtRbe Actors nlfpit, where tickets will be-87 lor aU local acton-and entertainer*.- .-For more Information, you can call 895-6655. You con also access Information at the web site http:/www.purplenet.nct /-sit/godspell.him. The Acting Studio Is located at 952 South Orange Avenue. NtoME FtMti By OevM Fractor If Its ■ImplleMy. Carl Knickerbocker calls tile 119.90 930.00 174 30 FloridaReeldentt add 1%I to stroveraws. Newspapers, Inc. $24-00 949.00 As soon os the stage re-lit for the second band to perform at the Tsunami Beach Club last Saturday night, the crowd started to scream and lose themselves In the musical In­ tonations of four talented fe­ males. This power that had overcome the audience woe the artistry of Drain 3.T.H. This all-female band from Stockholm, Sweden rushed Sanford with on awesome resonance that left a mama of crazed fans covering the ce­ ment floor of the all new Tsu­ nami In Sanford. The four band members that 'drained* the audience ore Mar­ tina Axc'n (drums,) Flavla Cone) (guitar.) Anna KJellberg (bass,) and Maria SJoholm (vocals.) The band has been signed for four and half years now with their most recent al­ bum being. Horror Wrestling. Even though Drain la on all­ female band It was never members' Intention to be Drain 5.T.H. performing at Tsunami aeaeh Club In Sanford. known ns a 'chick metal* bond. from their understanding. *We In fact, at one lime their lead MIRANDA HAWKINS do not play to put on a show. vocalist was male but plans We play because we want the with him fell through ana that respect as artists.* Is when they found Marla and This respect definitely exists she has proven to be all that among their fans. The reaction woe needed and more. that the audience hod to the Martina. who answered music was unbelievable, * The Flavin's ad In need o f a drum­ crowd la what mokes a per­ mer over a decade ago, said. * 1' formance good,* the musicians really bristle when people suy bands and appreciate u, agreed. Drain does not want to that they like chick bands. AU four musicians are very be Judged by Image or sex. only What kind of music is that talented but a wish Is that fans for the music, the art. anyway? That is like saying I would pay more attention to Another stereotype members like n il tarIst i with green their lyrics. They are very deep, said follows female rock bands pants,r Tbe stereotype, In fact. dark words and thoughts that Is that they have to be lesbi­ Is all wrong. ans. With this particular band, Their major musical Influ­ the bond would not only like that presumption ta not true, ences are Black Sabbath and for thetr tens to relate to but also themselves. The songs T h ere Is nothing wrong with Pan tern. When they p in you they write and sing ore poetry being a homosexual or a bl* can feel the Influence of such nnd in concert sexual because people have the right to be themselves • we Just aren't lesbians.’ In (act a few members o f the band have boy­ friends, Their name certainly holds up to thetr music • Drain S.T.H.. ( the S.T.H. stands for Uielr hometown o f Stockholm or. as many fans have said, straight to hell.) This band is great and I would definitely august catching thetr gig. Also, If you ore Internet friendly, contact the band at DRAlNRULESewoLcom. Aa for the bands future, they plan to go home to Sweden and start writing a new album. �J. _____________________ ______ _ Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida • Sunday, September 14, 1907 • SA Long wood, Lake Mary politicos start running By SHARI BROOK Herald Staff Writer Tht futurt of Lakovltw Mlddlt There will bo a magnet school presentation at Lakevlew Mid­ dle, School, 91 Lakeetew Drive, Sanford, Sept IS at 7 p.m. In the gymnasium during the regular PTA meeting, Walt Ortfltn. magnet school administrator will present preliminary plans and curriculum changes planned for Lakevlew over the next three years. Topics or discussion Include eligibility for the Pre-International Baccalaureate program, foreign language op­ tions, magnet schools, facility changes. For information, call 339-1610. win Attention! Please be informed that a District 3 Town Meeting la scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 30 from 13 to 3 p.m. The meeting wUl be held at the weatside Recreation Center (West Sanford Boys and Girls Club), 919 Persimmon Avenue, across Rom Crowns Academy High School. At that time, Sanford City Commissioner Velma Williams will present a City Government update, and will entertain cittsens' input. Far further information, you may call (407) 333-9370. This Town Meeting le sponsored by Commissioner Wllhama and Seminole H.O.P.E. J«b Bush tnt«r« governor's race After losing to Incumbent Gov. Lawton Chllea by lesa than 84,000 vote* three years ago, which waa the cioacat Gover­ nor's race tn Florida history. Jeb Buah has decided to give tt another try. nuan. a Miami businessman nusinrsaman and ana son o uif former iwmcr President n ei Bush, Oeorge Bush, filed papers Friday to open officially his second a campaign for governor. The paper work was fifed by Chert Perry, SB-year-old mother of six su tram from Miami ana and will allow •.try, a SB-year-oM Bush to begin collecting campaign fUnda. Lake Orlanta kids race into reading Lake Orienta Elementary School, located In Altamonte Springs, la literally ‘ Racing Into Reading* wilh a partnerahlp program between the achooi and the motor aporta industry. From Sept. 18. 1997 to Feb. 13, 1998, Lake Orienta students will have the opportunity to win prises that will include eve­ rything from puxa parties to free go-kart rides to attending and being honored at major racing events around Central Florida. During the Racing Into Reading program, one or more in­ ternationally known race car drivers will visit the achooi campus to talk lo students about the Importance or reading. On Tuesday. Sept, 18. driver Jim Braaee will arrive at l:4B p.m. with Car *24 at Lake Orienta with the racing Into read­ ing banner, thta limited late-model stock car. whose home (rack is New Smyrna Beach Speedway, will be on display for students to aee. The car will also be Ihe signature car for the elementary school's reading program, which is an Incentive program for all grade levels. Check out next weekend's ‘ I»a Bomb* for pictures and d e ­ tails. DUI eharged Kevin Mills. 35. of 348 Oolf Cove Ct.. Sanford, waa arrested Thursday by Serplnojc County deputies. Mills was charged with DUI and arreaud in the IBQO block of South Slate Road 800. Report said that • witness noticed Mills' car driving racktosa ty,, >' „ j r „ : ;(J - Domaatlo vlolanoa arrests Gary Durrance. 48. o f BIB 1/3 W, 1st 8 t„ Sanford, was arrested Thursday by Sanford police. Durrance waa charged with battery (domestic violence] and arrested in the 3700 block of Orlando Drive. Report said that Durrance dragged a victim and tried to hit her while she was an the ground. Shan Hall. 37. o f 1339 Rosccllff Cir„ Sanford, waa arrested Thursday by Sanford police. Hall was charged with battery (domestic violence), resisting without violence and threatening a public servant. Report said that he punched a victim twice tn the face, and then threatened a police officer with physical violence. W EATHER LO CAL M M C A B T ID C T IN D C D O U T L O O K Today: Partly sunny aklca wilh a 40 percent chance of shower and thunderstorms today. Highs In the upper 80a to low-BOa. Lows in the low to mtd-70a. Sunday: Partly cloudy with a chance of showera. Highs in the low90*. Lows In the law-70s. Monday: Partly cloudy with a chance o f showers. Highs In (he upper-80*. Lows In the low-•70s. Tuesday-. Portly cloudy. Highs In the near 90. Lows near 70. TODAT Tstnaa 91 73 MONDAY Tstrata 90 71 SUNDAY Tstnaa 90 73 TUKSDAY Tatrms 91 73 AM 1AM AM AA -•..1 iW j, The high temperature In Sanford Friday was BS de­ grees and the overnight low was 78 aa reported by the University o f Florida Agricul­ tural Research and Educa­ tion Center, Celery Avenue. Recorded rainfall far the period ending at 10 a.m., Saturda • Sunrise Here are the winning num­ ber* aelected on M d i y in the Florida Lottery) Yaatasy • (S a p . 13) 8-S*19-3B-aS *• f .* n o n ’y SATURDAY i SOLUXAR TABLE: min.. 1:48 a.m.. mqj. 7:85 p.m.. mtn., 3:03 a.m., maj. 8:38 p.m. TIDES i Daytona Bosch: high: 8:08 a.m,, 8:81 p.m.. low: 11:33 a.m., — p.m. Now Smyrna Beach: high: 8:13 a.m.. 8:86 p.m., lowi 11:37 a.m., •** p.m.. c ■each! hlghi 8:38 p.m., Oil I p.m., loon Ili4 3 am ., — p.m. It i I 9 Raw In Seas are 3-4 feet with a tight chop. Water temperature at Daytona is 81 degrees and at New Symrna. 83 degrees. Winds from east at B-10 m.p.h. MIAMI • Florida 34 hour tem­ peratures and rainfall al 8 a m •odayi CM* Apalachicola . U 88 — .... ■ Mdae 91 ptcldy It might be an off-year elec­ tion but candidate# for city elections tn two Seminole county cl Use seem Intent on making things Interesting. Qualifying for candidates for (wo city commission seats In Lake Mary and two In Longwood closed at S p.m. Friday. In Lake Mary, tncumbenta Sheila Sawyer and George Durye a will run again for their current seals. Sawyer will be opposed by Al Crump, who ran Seat 3 last year. Duryea will have a little more competition. Trudy C. Meyer. Michael J. Wlersbowskl. Jeffery D. Deen and Doug Forner will oppose Duryea for Scat 2. Forncr also ran for Seat 3 last year. Sawyer and Duryea ran opposed for their seata In 1994. Lake Mary and Longwood city commissioners both serve twoyear terma. Lake Mary elected a mayor last year. In Longwood, the mayor la lelected by a vote o f the hoard. Mayor Bill Winston's term as n commissioner is expiring. Win­ ston will not run again for his District 8 seat. Ih e other Incumbent, Jim Carrico. District 3, also will not run again. Steve Miller and Gerald Dutcher qualified for the aeat Carrico Is vacating. For the District 5 seat, can­ didates are Paul Lovestrand, Craig Van Hoovcn and Charles Miles. Miles la the father of District I Commissioner Rusty Miles. Lovestrand was the first to qualify as a candidate and Is a SCC hosts safety course S ta ff Raporta The Seminole Power Squad­ ron, a unit o f the United Slates Power Squadrons, ta sponsor­ ing a public boating course at Seminole Community College on 17-92 In Sanford for all family member In and around Seminole County interested in 'Safe Family Boating* on our rivers and Inter-Coastal Wa­ terways for fun and recreation. This fall course will be held each Wednesday during Sep­ tember and October. This accredited State of Florida Course cuvets such topics ns boat handling, navi­ gation and charts, piloting and sailing and safe boating, weather and marine radio. The course starts wilh registration Wednesday. Sept. 17 al 7 p.m. In Building J. Room 100 at SCCa Main Campus. The two hour class starts at 7:30 p.m. that night and continues each Wednesday evening. Late registration will also be ac­ cepted an Wednesday. Sept. 24. A certificate of completion will be awarded by the Semi­ nole Power Squadron and by the State o f Florida Marine Pa­ trol for student# that success­ fully paaa the course. This will certify passing and be good for substantial discounts on family boat insurance. Other benefits o f successful completion o f the course are the optional oppor­ tunity for membership in the Squadron. Then addition ad­ vanced coursed of boat han­ dling. seamanship, piloting and a host o f other courses are available, In addition to monthly cruises in and around( Florida with experienced* boatera. New or present boat owners are encouraged by the State or Florida and our local boat dealer* to take this course. Many boat dealer# in the area have agreed to refund the cost o f the course upon successful completion. Books and m ate­ rial# coat $38 and each addi­ tional family member costs • IS . Residents w e encouraged to taka this course before they buy a boat. For more Informa­ tion, call Lt. Mike Wilson In Lake Mary, Course chairman, at (407) 334-3771. The election la Tueeday, Nov. 4. In the flve-way race in Lake Mary and the three-wqy race In Longwood. If no candidate gains 80 percent o f the vote, there will be a run-off of the top two vote-gettera on Dec. 3. Our Schooling Never Stops. The way we were: Let’s drag out the SHS scrapbook Many o f you will remember that the very Bret *The Way We Were* I wrote was about the Celery Crate. Seminole lllgh'a team center wh'lch was spon­ sored by the PTA. I always en­ joy reminiscing about the Ain times I had there for three years, so I dragged out my scrapbook again. Hopefully, you will enjoy reading of some of our activities. In case you don't remember. I was an officer for the Celery Crate all three years. 1980-83. freshman representative, sec­ retary as a sophomore, and re­ porter when a junior. It was my job as reported that year, that got me my first by line at the Sanford Herald: no pay. but great experience. Therefore • I still have most of my Celery Crate columns from 1083 S3 so will skim through them and report on some of our acttvltiea that year. O fficers and Adult Loaders Officers that year were Ron­ nie Anderson, president; Carol Loechelt, vice president; Jimmy Whatley, secretary; and Jeanette Klnlaw, treasurer. Ronnie appointed me as re- former mayor o f Longwood. ‘ My pledge to the cltlsens of Longwood la to protect their neighborhoods, to repreaent the votera, not City hall, and to be a taxpayers' watchdog,* he said. And If s il because o( you! VBtsNr If* ouMKhntdans, office sM I or salts staff... ws ate conBualy undwyoinQ mxmonm om ng... And WsHmpty Wanted You To Know! (0 m .„ you learned somRNnq tooq Kaiser F0HTIAC-3WCK-9MC TRUCK 1590 South WoodUnd Wvd, Dslsnd O R A C IM . • T IN S “ MLAN0 M 4-1I 44M 1 . DAYTONA I S S l f t-SM* - 0 S1AN 00 4S741SSS 4S 10CAII0 A l THI COSNU O* MW7 17- H S IW T I VC eiptnm porter. I just realised that all five of ua were juntora that year. Coach Howard Oordle was activities director: Mrs. J. M. Stlneclpher. PTA chairman of the Crate; and llomer Osborne, finance chairman. Mrs. Homer Osborne was faithfully at the door each week while Mrs. J. N. Aswello waa In charge of the snack bar Atony nthrr par­ ents helped out during the year. Halloween Party Our first big party that year Bee Sttneetpbsr. Page BA £r P U B L IC N O T IC E t=r SEMINOLE COUNTY , COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT OFFICE SHIP HOUSINQ ASSISTANCE PROGRAM EACH YEAR SEMINOLE COUNTY RECEIVES AN ALLOCATION OF FUNDS FROM THE STATE OF FLOMOA UNDER THE STATE HOUSING INITIATIVES PARTNERSHIP (SHIP) PROGRAM SHIP PROGRAM FUNDS ARE USED TO CON­ STRUCT. CREATE. PRESERVE ANO OTHERWISE PROVIDE AFFORDABLE HOUSWQ FOR VERY LOW AND LOW INCOME HOUSEHOLDS WTTHM SEMINOLE COUNTY THE COUNTS AFFORDABLE HOUSWQ ASSISTANCE PLAN PROVIDES FOR ASSISTANCE TO VERY LOW ANO LOW INCOME HOUSEHOLDS. THE COUNTY EXPECTS TO RECEIVE APPROXIMATELY 91.KM.3t2 IN SFgP PUNCHNO THIS YEAR (STATE FISCAL YEAR WHICH RUNS FROM 7/1*7 TO 000/980 THIS FUNWNQ, WHEN COMBINED WITH INTEREST EARNED ON PAST YEARS' FUNDING. WILL BE ALLOCATED APPROXIMATELY AS NOTED BELOW IF THE FULL ALLOCATION IS RECEIVED. CONTINGENCIES WILL BE DISTRIBUTED TO ONE OR MORE O f THE STRATEGIES AS NOTED BELOW AS SOON AS FEASIBLE. STRATEGY EUNOU AMOUNT TARGET POPULATION STAND ALONE REHABILITATION EMERGENCY REPAIR HOUSING RECONSTRUCTION DOWN PAYMENTAXOBINQ COST MOUSING COUNSELING DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE REHABILITATIONHOME OWNERSHIP TOOL. LOAN A PAINT PROGRAM RENTAL CONSTRUCTION CONTINGENCIES* ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES $150,000 $100,000 $248,300 $400 000 $ 40.000 $100,000 $200,000 $ 15.000 $400,000 $101,312 It 83.700 VERY LOW INCOME VERY LOW INCOME VERY LOW INCOME VERY LOW ANO LOW INCOME VERY LOW ANO LOW INCOME VERY LOW AND LOW INCOME VERY LOW ANO LOW INCOME VERY LOW ANO LOW INCOME VERY LOW INCOME VERY LOW AND LOW INCOME N/A THE COUNTY. IN THE NEXT FEW MONTHS. WILL BE AWARDING MOST OF THESE FUNDS TO APPROPRIATE SUB­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­ CATION PERlOO FOR INDIVIDUALS TO REQUEST ASSISTANCE IN THE PROGRAM AREA OF INTEREST WILL BE EFFECTIVE AT THE TIME THE SUBRECIPIENT AGENCY SO NOTIFIES THE PUBLIC. SOME SUBRECIPIENT AGEN­ CIES THAT RE AWARDED FUNDS MAY STOP TAKING APPLICATIONS WHEN FUNOS ARE FULLY SPENT. AGENCIES THAT ARE AWARDEO SHIP FUNDS MAY IN LIMITED CIRCUMSTANCES ANO AS APPROVED BY THE COUNTY CHOOSE TO USE THEIR CURRENT AND/OR EXISTING WAITING LISTS OF APPUCANT8. HOWEVER. THE COUNTY WILL ATTEMPT TO MAKE FUNDING AWARDS TO AGENCIES THAT WILL TAKE NEW APPLICATIONS. SHIP FUNOS MAY ONLY BE USED TO ASSIST HOUSEHOLDS THAT QUALIFY AS ELIGIBLE UNDER THE COUNT8 INCOME STIPULATIONS. ONLY VERY LOW ANO LOW INCOME HOUSEHOLDS NEEO APPLY FOR ASSISTANCE AFTER NOTIFICATION BY EACH SUBRECIPIENT AGENCY AS APPLICABLE. THE FOLLOWING CHART SHOWS THE MAXIMUM INCOMES ALLOWABLE PER SIZE OF HOUSEHOLD. hOUMHULD SIZE VERY LOW INCOME THRESHOLD LOWINCOMI THRESHOLD 1 2 • 1 8 .1 0 0 • 1 7 .2 8 0 • 1 9 .4 0 0 8 2 1 .8 8 0 8 2 3 .2 8 0 1 2 8 .0 0 0 924.180 3 4 3 8 7 I* 127.800 831,050 934,500 $37,250 $40,000 $42,780 $48,800 $28,700 $ 2 8 ,4 5 0 WHEN DISTRIBUTING 8HIP FUNDS TO SUBRECIPIENT AGENCIES FOR IMPLEMENTATION. THE COUNTY U8E8 SELECTION COMMITTEES TO MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. SUCH RECOMMFNOATION WILL INCLUDE WHICH AGENCY On AOENCIEO SHOULD BE RINDED ANO THE AMOUNT OF FUNDS TO BE AWARDED TO SUCCESSFUL AGENCIES. THE COMMITTEE USES CERTAIN SELECTION CRITERIA TO MAKE THAT DETERMINATION. ANO SUCH CRITERIA INCLU0E8. BUT 18 NOT LIMITED TO THE FOLLOWING: PAST AFFORDABLE HOUSING EXPERIENCE OF THE PROPOSER; THE STAFFING ANO FINANCIAL CAPACITY OF THE AGENCY; WHETHER THE AGENCY PROPOSES TO LEVERAGE SHIP FUNOING WITH ADDITIONAL FUNOS: THE AGENCY'S EFFORTS TO TARGET AS MUCH FUNOING AS POSSIBLE FOR VERY LOW INCOME HOUSEHOLD; THE TIME FRAME PR0PO8ED FOR THE EXPENDITURE OF ALL AWARDED FUNDS. SHIP PROGRAM RULES ESTABLISH A MAXIMUM HOUSING VALUE LIMITATION FOR HOUSING UNITS ASSISTED UNDER THE PROGRAM. THE VALUE OF THE ASSISTED HOMES ARE LIMITED. ANO THOSE LIMITS DIFFER WITH REGARD TO WHETHER THE HOME IS NEW OR EXISTING THOSE VALUES ARE AS FOLLOWS: NEW CONSTRUCTION EXISTING HOUSING $88,838 $ 101,707 SHIP FUNDS MAY NOT BE USED TO PURCHASE, REHABILITATE OR REPAIR MOBILE HOMES. PLEASE CALL BUOOY BALAG1A OR HUEY DAVI8 AT (407) 321-1130, EXTENSION 7370 OR EXTENSION 7384 IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS REGARDING THU AD OR THE SHIP PROGRAM. THE TELEPHONE NUM­ BER FOR TDO CALLERS IS 330-8889AND IT IS ANSWERED BETWEEN 8:00 AM TO 500 PM. MONDAY THROUGH , FRIDAY, �* A - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday. Saptambar 14, 1007 Editorials/ Opinions EDITORIAL K eep Sanford Police D ep artm en t and fix w h at’s w rong j You’re a Sanford Police officer. Your beat la the toughest In the territory. Your pay Isn’t as good os It should be. There's been a lot of dissension In the ranks. Your future Is uncertain. There’s talk your department Is doomed. Talk the county sheriff may take over the SfD. You're fighting to save your Job. You don’ t have time on your side • and you may not have the mayor and the city commission on your side, ei­ ther. There's a petition being passed out to the citizens of the city to 'Save the Sanford Police Department." The petition reads: "I am ngalnst disbanding the Sanford Police De­ partment. Additionally. If the Sanford City Commissioners proceed with a decision to disband the department. I request the Anal decision be made by citizens through a referendum.’’ Not long ago the citizens of Longwood voted In such a referendum and overwhelmingly chose to keep their police force. Will that happen In Sanford? What’s best for the city? We want to believe the SPD has heard its wake up call. That It Is ca­ pable of cleaning up Its own ranks. That Chief Joe Dillard is strong and stern yet willing to listen to all those on the force who want the SPD to be the guardians of the city. The chief says the force is coming together • united at last. Good. If this is so,'something grand has al­ ready occurred. The SPD, at last one unit. No more dissension. No more squabbling. If the mayor and the complfslPh qre hell bent to break up the SPD. that's one thing. If the SPD was hell bent to destroy itself, that’s another. ' No one wants to live In fear. We want every street, every neighborhood, every Inch of the city to be safe. We want a police force that not only re ­ sponds to our distress calls but one that actively works at reducing the number of calls. There were 80,000 calls In 1996. That’s more than two per citizen. This Is outrageous. Cmdr. Bill Hasson, a 26-year vet­ eran of the SPD says that "If you can work Sanford, you can work any law enforcement department In the United States." Do you understand what he’s say­ ing? And what does this say for Sanford? Indeed, these are long, anxious hours for members of the Sanford Po­ lice Department, whose lives are at risk day and night • and whose future Is subject of great debate. They are long, anxious hours too for the citizens of a city that has such great expectations for the 21st Cen­ tury. The thought of entering the year 2000 with the same nagging problems and uncertainties that exist today Is frightening. We want a police department that functions. We would like that department to be the SPD. We would like the force to be with us. B erry's W o rld ■M m i$3i Vjffl OW KNHK "Hara'a a pises on Hollywood marrlagaa and flatting. It'a callad ‘Catch and Rataaaa.” S3S n The mayor, omelets, hair and football The Sarjbot Herald editorial a week ago Wednesday revealed that the first plana to develop the waterfront In Sanford were devtaed In 1B17. Well, that certainly waa awhile ago. I had the opportunity to meet with Mayor Larry Dale thla past week and 1 truly believe that he will find a way to bring thla about, and* In n very positive manner for (he City of Sanford ami Ita residents. The mnyor la very passionate about the city, lie truly believes there Is much that can be done nnd t believe he will be successful. Think about this, Seminole County NATTON II Htlttn tl it • (titriH ^AAtSssa ysTV. iMrisnrresrir miM ek4 "Vird aS rvrvvi ■ iR >tM a • (M( KltlW a Ms MB On to other matters...Have you ever passed by a place hundreds of times, and eventually stopped In to find you'd been missing a unique experience? I have noticed for some time, a building that once was a 7-11 on Howell Branch Rood near the Intersection of Howell Branch and Eaatbrook Blvd. The building is called the Town n' Country Center. It la very much like an old time country store. Several business ventures are within this country store* tike atmosphere. First, there's Ulll'a Barber Shop. Bill, of course. Is one of the barbers and Renee the other. Haircuts arc $5 for seniors and SO for everyone else. Alt other services are priced Just as fairly. Bill hns been a barber for 40 years. Renee Is young and competent and cuts men's and women's hair...both cut children's hair. At Town n' Country, they also have the AfrD (lift Shop managed by sisters, Andy and Dorothy. Thla shop has various handmade Items Including figurines, hand painted by Dorothy and towel sets made by Andy, along with a long list of other hand made items ana crafts. Besides the Barber Shop and Gift Shop...there's more...the antique, collectibles and used furniture shop...nicely arranged and very pleasant to browse through. There la one other service and that la the Town n' Country Cleaners. Oh. don't let me forget the shoe ETTA hul w e r«*T repair and tha appliance repair shops. BIS, tha barber, waa tailing me that thla fall starting in October, they will have a small outdoor Sea market and also may sell some firewood, ate. At any rata. It'a a great place for discovery, Now in further exploring the area, I came upon Jacob's Cafe at 3718 Howell Branch Rood. I must have driven past thla cafe two hundred times, but never stopped In. Well, this week I did and fm happy that 1 did. A p e a t place to eatl Fantastic breakfasts (that's what rve had so tar) and they also serve lunch and dinner. The hours are from 8 am . until S p.m . seven days a week. The ownera/operators ore Richard and Nora Brradel. What a treat...why didn't I atop by sooner? Breakfast la from B a m. to 11 a m. with an early bird special from I to 6 p.m.. serving until B p m Items are B1 more from 8 to B p.m. Let me recommend the western omelet. Richard la the chef and Nora takes care of the customers. You can take your time, enjoy your food and drink all the coffee you want. Moet likely you'd get the coffee free on your first visit...I did. Thai is thetr way of saytng (hanks for giving them a try...Oh. and Nora bakes her own desserts. If you arc In the area, atop lor breakfast...you'll be hooked an their breakfast...I amt Oosh. It'a good to get away from politics Ibr a week and write about some regular folks and to discover that the old spirit o f starting your own business is very much alive, and then to find gema as these. That's the America we don't often talk about...the small business working hard for our patronage. A sign in the Town n' Country Center reads something like thta...*Wc cut your hair, clean your clotrjes. Ax your shoes and appliances and hand auks your gfra,..t*U us what etas we can do Ibr you ...w elTpve M ■ tryf* fat Bill's Barber Shop you can watch TV, p 6p checkers or chess, pretend you knew a lot whatever, or get into a debate Sbou that doesn't matter. What more could you Bill says. I can cut hair with the beat o f them and Richard save. T d put oar omelet up sgstnet anybodyaT...and I a This was a pie— ant week, Just ametkng tha (lowers, eating • moat omelet, buying an old table that I took heme to my wife...who liked it. getting a haircut, discussing the Osier's poor showing, listening to an old friend telling me the Ftttaburfi Stealers didn't really lose the game they lost...think about that one...and keeping In touch with the real America. Give it a try sometime ess A fall festival Is planned in Sanford. You might want to check that out in October. Be sure to attend Orest Day In the Country this fall In Oviedo...we never miss Ml My wife and daughter's favorite thing to do each Cad. Chech with the City o f Oviedo far that date. see By the way...Penn State la gotng to be number one. Marino. God Bless him. I don't w g nupf2 5 3 f jw g ic ttr e p vus-Tatear** IOKMUN 'l l l l f I ■» '.M U u / llt U H ft lV Efficient transportation WRITER'S BLOCK What students wear to make the grade Let me start out by saying. I did not like the clothing styles of my generation, circa 1070s. I don't do retro. Forget bell bottoms. I didn't like them then and I don't like them now. But as the parent o f two girls, one in high school and one In middle school. I have to be aware of current styles and be supportive of their taste In clothing, even if I don't agree with thetr choices. Here's a typical scenario: my high school daughter spends two hours in the evening put­ ting together an outfit. She comet to me an asks me, *What do you think, mom?* What can I say to her? This Is my daughter, my progeny, a reflection of my parenting skills and ahe'a dressed in frayed bell bottoms, a tight-fitting, spaghetti-strapped crop top and soccer sandals. 'Does this look all right?* she asks. In self-defense. I. established with her at an early age her right to self-expression. My stan­ dard answer Is, ‘ 1 wouldn't wear II, but It looka good on you.' Thla frustrates her Just a bit because she knows It's a back-handed compliment. But I can't hclb It If what she’s wearing reminds me r ------------^ * -I was a student at o f what fI iwas wearing when the some high schoolshe attends, Dels vul Although people who know me might tend to disagree, I lean toward the classical styles of dress. Take us back to the 1040a, 1 love scams up the back o f my hose. In real life, give me anything denim. Fortu­ nately. I work in a profession where 1 have some latitude In my style o f dress. If I have an interview with the forest ranger at the LittleBig Ecofa State Forest, It's snorts and hiking - i . M O D I1 HERALD EDITOR boots, but It's hose and heels for covering city government. Have I dressed for success? 1 think I have. I Uke my Job and 1 like my lifestyle. Should high school students have thla op­ tion? Are they mature enough to handle all of the ramifications of their clothing choices? My personal observation is that they do have all of the Information that It takes to make a wise choice. There are so many other things that can distract the student In the learning envi­ ronment, dothtng shouldn't be one o f them. This Is exactly what school administrators and school board members are saying. But my point la that students should be as comfort­ able — possible with what they can be with themselves without causing a disruption tot other students, If my daughter can make A's wearing frayed bell bottoms and spaghetti straps, then she has ‘ dreaded Ibr success* in my opinion.' I hate to admit It but I goofed. (When was the last time you heard a Journalist admit that? I Some months ago I did a scries of articles on transportation for the disabled, or Paratransit, in the Central Florida area. At that time I sold that I Included all Ihe informa­ tion that there was on the Paratrenalt sys­ tem. Well, I eras wrong. I neglected to tell you about one o f the moat efficient Paratransit systems, Voltrsn. That la why today's column la the first o f a tiro part series on Voltrsn. Voltrsn la .Volu­ sia County’s Transportation Coordinator. It ts sort o f Volusia County's version o f Lynx. They have been In operation for 27 years. The general manager o f Voltrsn la Kenneth R. Fischer. Mr. Fischer has been with Voltran for I Byears. He graciously agreed to sit dawn and talk to me about Voltrsn. He la also a member o f the State o f Florida Trans­ portation Disadvantaged Commission. Voltrsn has been providing transportation for tha transportation disadvantaged (TCI since October o f 1003. Before Voltrsn. Uie Volusia County Council on Aging was the community transportation coordinator. The Voltrsn system Itself is managed by the 'McDonald Transit Services.' a private man­ agement firm out o f Forth Worth, Texas. Being managed by a private company end owned essentially by the county, gives the system an Interesting mixture of private en­ terprise operating In a cost, efficient manner and government entity, with' a heavy empha­ sis on the quality o f iservice. This also 'offers advantages over smaller systems la that It offers a continuity o f msnagrment and gives us access to resources beyond your day to day work*, said Mr. Flacber. Unlike other systems, some o f which op­ tions o f maiumment and provldsr services, BO percent s f l h e trfoe a n Bone by Voltrsn itself. The ether BO percent la done by two other companies. The number o f TD system providers started out with four companies, then worked Ms way down to two private companies, phis Voltrsn. These are the peo­ ple that actually transport tbs passengers. All together they make 1,100 trtpa a day, or a bit under 300,000 trips a year. Tha av­ erage profile rider ts a senior citizen. The appointment, or reservation people are Voltran employe— . 'Since we operate some o f the sendee, we know the system*, Mr. Fischer said. Mr, Fischer went on to say. *We try to be In tune with our passengers." • Transportation 25S3&3i s u r : raiser o f specie! event coming up. 1st ta know about M. Flea— Include the name, addre— and phone number o f the group or or- �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, September 14, 1097 - M Please help fight law enforcement injustice My open letter to sheriff, judges and the state attorney, ay. 1with a note to Police Chief Joe Dillard minority/minorities, State Attorney power* to wheel and deal. Judges having the authoritative power to approve these actions and the probation department to keep a record for their portion o f hinds. Well, it's all about money and power and keeping the .voters and Iaxpayers in an ignoramus stale. This county Is still operating under the old Pilgrims rule, heading nowhere except where Miami. St. Petersburg and Los Angatcs hart been, This county la growing rapidly and tba ao called leaders’ minds are becoming narrower and more prejudiced. ------------- * Until1 Iblacks that regtou regime c o m together, and atop fearing their Jobs, when the government arid county get done sailing you out to the private industry world, you won’t ham a Job anyway, changes w o o l prevail. Tba Chief o f the Sanford Police Department. I feel sorry for you and 1 sympathise wtth you. but are you crasyT These people are not going to work with you, nor fcr you. You are educated with many ycara of law enforcement experience, served aa deputy chief for a few years, cams up th rou fi the rank*, but you’re black. Thera are many options to taka with thla police department issue, but the Sheriff's department I* the only Idea they are Interested in. See, If the courts didn't have special rules that limit the Jury to the truth In laymen terms, ril beat them In lheir own courtroom, but unfortunately, they have these rule* of court that limit the truth aa being inadmissible and truthful Information aa being Irrelevant. Ml am you on the 29th o f September Mi your backyard and you're favored 10-1. but one la nil t need. If you commit murder, rape, robbery, or are accused o f pulling guns on white females in Seminole County, well come on down to the Stats Attorneys Office and have they got a deal for you. Sorry Sheriff. JudgM and Bute Attorney’s Office, | refuse to taka your 9200 plea bargain for something t didn't oo. I tell young men and women and their parents to atop being purchased by deals whan they didn’t commit acta as charged by a revolving money -making system and you lose anyway. rm taking your on* year Jail lime, probation or both, or whatever your poorer will allow, but I will not aa a black man, be purchased by your eyatem. I will lake all (he punishment you deal out, and regardless of how many females (white! you find to establish a fairy tale ao believable that it could fool Jcaua. rm going to win at the end. On the 20th o f September, til be In your court o f I n wtth your art up regime and face iheae racial allegations, rm going before your J u d fs m the black robes. Thank Ood they're not while robes, my Lord la Ihe only one qualified to wear a white robe. I did learn one thing about your ayatrm and that la. If one (black or white) speaks out you can illegally Ilex your muse lea and put him or her bacli in line, but I want a break, rm a black resident that apeaka out about thla county’s racial Ilia, Sheriffs incurs in hiring JOHNELL JACKSON Sem inole County activist And to the public... Aa we approach the 20th century, with all of the new technological advances, there nre some things In our society, tiial unfortunately remain the same. I have been accused of pointing a gun at an unknown while female while simply passing her on the road. After being given the option o f paying a 9200 fine or standing trial. I have chosen to go before a judge and Jury and prove my Innocence in n courtroom o f law and order. I have even taken a lie detector test, results o f which t have attached to this letter aa verification for the Baitfont Herald. We can no longer take a passive role while being accused o f unjustified charges The prisons in this country are filled with minority men and women who happen to be (he wrong color In the wrong situation. I am urgently soliciting your support In this mailer. I am a native o f this area, born on J u ty i, 1949. As a retired military veteran and retired postal worker, I have served my country and community well. Most recently, for the past IS years. I have been active wtth community affairs targeted towards developing a better environment for our youth and economically enhancing our community to provide advantages to the disadvantaged. Several articles have been written about my community Involvement which may be a threat to mainstream society. II is my intention however, to continue to serve my community however possible, no matter how many roadblocks are placed In the way. Together we can hurdle over to the promised land. We too have a right to peaceful Uvea as pledged by our founding fathers In the United States Constitution which waa written for all men Please come and support my stand. Aa a native American. I have fought for my country. I have been loyal to my country and tru* to my beliefs. I need your support to help defeat the racial tragedies which have historically plagued this county and this country. Ths trial will be on September 29. 1997 at 9 a m . at the Seminole County Courthouse, Courtroom 119. Judge Carmine Bravo presiding. Note; Anyone wishing to write a tetter of character reference may do so and turn K Into one of the following representatives. Midway Area: Rev. Leonard Wilson. Barbara Robinson; Lockhart Area: Vicki Smith: Academy Manor: Joy Campbell: Goldsboro Weslskte Area: Velma Williams, Rev. H. D. Rucker; Georgetown Area: Bari C. Myers. Bernard Mitchell: or Judge Carmine Bravo. Land development for development’s sake is hurting Sanford a_ _ IBM _ .i. ■ As a 70-year resident o( Sanford and Seminole County. I would like to express my opinion o f the proposed land development, the proposed amendment raising density and any other atgnlflrant changes tn the land uae plan aa it con­ cerns the SoMthword/Twin Lakes property on West C. It 4GA and Rineliarl Road (Soq/brd Herald. Sept. I l l 1 can understand the develohefs f » desire fa-ptfcLff f f untie than presently allowed, Igc bottom line Is bow much money can be m a d r u ff this project. What I have difficulty understanding la the lack of concern by Sanford’s Director of Planning and Zoning and the City Commission. What wilt be the long range results of al­ lowing the developer to place 20 dwelling units per acre rather than the four dwellings per acre as It is now dcsig- . irt I l f. L. —_ _ __i naird? Wc have seen some o f the water problems caused by developers In the past. Check with homeowners In Mayfair Meadows and Ihe newer devel­ opment on Oregon Avenue. The developers are nowhere to be found when the problems even­ tually appear. They are off spending Ihe money that Ihe City allowed them to make on the Iasi project. Our director of planning and toning could care less, he doean'. even reside tn the City of Sanford, flow Is Sknlbrd. and a a residents: bet­ ter off having 20 small houses built rather than having four very nice homes built per acre? If our elected officials continue to give in to every developer, wa will never come up to the standards now set tn Lake Mary. The west side of Sanford has had water drainage problems for many years. The farmers _* —_ J. Harold Chapman J. Harold Chapman to a SwTTufu rwSJOGfn 00nC6fn6u about axpiottation by davlopara ycara ago continuously, in vain, tried to get the county to Improve the drainage canals. After periods o f heavy rains, the Monroe area to the north is Inundated by run-off and Mon­ ro* Road la covered by water. Why can't wc Improve existing conditions before are add more problems to an already bad situation? Downtown Sanford needs the attention o f the Commission desperately. Try standing at the corner of First Street and Magnolia Avenue during a heavy rain, when the LETTER S What do we want Sanford to be? My wife and I moved to the Ctly of Sanford and It was be­ cause of the small-town a t­ mosphere, with Its peace and quiet and uncomplicated his­ torical aurroundiitjgr We were not looking for a modern, busy, glltxy city • any of a thousand others could have offered that. We re-located from greater Mi­ ami, a city noted for being modern, vibrant nnd expand­ ing. ll also has crime, corrup­ tion, pollution, and to now In the throws o f bankruptcy. We lived there for 70 yews and saw Its beauty and Its disgrace. We are hoping a similar fate does not overtake Sanford. The recent trend In Sanford seems to lean toward develop­ ment for the sake o f develop­ ment. at any cost. While rec­ ognising the apparent desire of officials to be progressive and add to the tax bass far lUture civic improvements, the rush Ul-advii •advised development to certainly not In th« best in­ terest o f the majority o f San­ ford’s property owners. The Department o f Planning and Development for the City of Sanford, whose intent may well be altruistic, must diligently weigh the desire fur profit by developers against the well being, peace o f mind and fi­ nancial security of the taxpay­ ers. Some recent recommenda­ tions from this department to Ihe Mayor and Commissioners, have led me to question their commitment and loyalty la those of us who pay their sala­ ries. In closing. I will say that re­ sponsible development to not bad. It to bad development when ll adversely affects the citizens and taxpayers o f San­ ford. Who, by-the-way. Just happen to be voters. Sincerely. Mack H. Holcomb Sanford On police and refuse departments Aa open tetter to Mayor L ftiry D i l i t We. as citizens of the City of Sanford, elected you to be our next so-called leader as Betty Smith was. As these few months have gone by, w * realtse what a mistake It was to elect you. First, we should Uka to ex­ press our feelings regarding the Police Deportment. We have 'dedicated employees In this department. Yes, we epee, there are problems; however, the answer to not to do sway with the people who have given many years o f great service to our city so you con have them •topped In the face to re-apply at the Sheriffs Deportment for lower pay. Would you re-apply? Second, wc come to the Ref­ use Deportment. You want to do away with this department. We have received excellent service from them. How about all the yean they have served. This to not a private business. This city to run by elected offi­ cials. We. os citizens, should be able to help make that deci­ sion. What about oil the employ­ ees that hove given many years of fine service? What happens to them? Are ysu going to sup­ port them and their families? They live and pay taxes here •• don’t forget that! You think crime to bad now; what hap­ pens when all these people nave no Jobs? Then what will it be like? Furthermore, don’t forget you are an elected offi­ cial. Not only are you and this commission not compassion­ ate regarding employees and their families, you do not realtea ths ecanoauc domino effect o f prtvattettg public works. In thla small community which patronises and affects small business in our city. Don’t expact to be elected the next time you seek office. Hatton Paga4A think (a going to play many games this year and I predict will retire after this season. _A_ (rest, great player. Hope they get a ring somehow. Don't writs and tell me the Oators or Notes are going to bo number one. The customer at the Barber Shop already blasted me on that one. the answers to the world’s 001 One G to the Barber Shop! fellow County paid 990.000 to a __ _ d than if you reduce the fees rofula you’ll get more people to use You want probtetBs..igi on the them. He said. *1 could have told them Uiat for 928!’ Here to an tntareottng point. Bill says that about 90 percent o f hla haircut customers are super voters because o f the aentor haircut. He also stated that be baa been trying to art bis sign moved so that you can see It. Maybe Commissioner Adame might want to atop in and see what can be dona. He usually tries to be o f assistance. Well, that gives you a few things to think about and perhaps try this toll season. Bo, I’ll say good-bye until next week,..The reel America..-A f e e t place to Uvelt — a_ _ i aa . .^ water gets almost to your knee, aa you seek higher pound. The point la there are other things to be done and other people to please, rather than trying to make life sublime for the de­ velopers. We may tear a little tax money, but wc may not in­ cur more problems than we have tax money to resolve. Can you Imagine what It la going to be tike out hers, when the 4AA and Rinehart Road building projects go Into fan swing? Build all o f these apartments In Lake Mary and Sanford, till them wtth people and then tear up alt o f the roads in the area, fa this good planning??? it is difficult at present to enter C. R. 46A from Oregon Avenue and traffic will continue to be a problem In this area for acme «<■» to come no matter what gobblede-gook the planner stated tn the recommendations to the City Commission. I have been Itold a IiI Ithat k r.i ika ill! Blflrtnar the fCity Planner slated that he was told by an official to g^t the name of each person requesting any Informa­ tion on anything to do with this project---shades of Hitler's Germany la It good planning in build an additional 900 homea al­ most on top of the wells that supply drinking water for San­ ford? Are (here any low density areas left In the Sanford area?? Have we already planned low density out of existence? Whatwill be the effects of high den­ sity construction an the Twin Lakes on thla property? The recommendation by the plan­ ner includes this statement: "While the Impact o f develop­ ment will need to be evaluated prior to construction, It ap­ pears that public facilities and services will be available wtth sufficient capacity to accom­ modate the additional Impact of the proposed increase tn d e­ ualnnwiaHi mI — —mIStf ■ velopment IIntensity." Now Brothers and Sisters, we know that once this to ap­ proved. the developer to off and running wtth no holds barred. We’ve seen It before and we will see ll again wtth the Commis­ sioners' approval. Our drainage problems still exist and we are not too sure of the future of our garbage collection. Even our neighbors in Lake Mary ore upset that Sanford's City Commission would think a( allowing this proposal to go through. I am very upset my­ self aa I deeply love Sanford and this area of Florida. I f growth does no! make Sanford a better ptac* to live and raise a famffy. it would be much bet­ ter not to grow. If you are also concerned about Sanford’s future, please make plans to attend ths San­ ford City Commission at 7 p.m.. September IS, 1997. Citizens have spoken against road; Why isn’t government listening? 1 con see why confidence In local government to at an ell time low. For the last two years. 1 have been involved with governmental growth Issues. I applaud Otongc County Chairman Chapin's rcctnt move on a moratorium to slow the county's growth. However. I have serious concerns about proposed roads; especially the McCulloch Rd. extension and widening Rouse Rd. from Lake Underhill Rd. to the Seminole County line. Recently, 1 attended two Orange County meetings In which citizens were Invited to help "draw up* proposed roadway Improvements and then vote on them. To dale, there have been eight public meetings for this "Orange County Transportation Needs Study. "Citizen Input for the ftrst four meetings and Orange County (lndlnp at the tost four meetings. Orange County hired Post Buckley Schuh and Jernlgan. Inc. engineering Arm. firm, to "draw up' up* the composite proposed rood plans. "Based on the public input, the Plan will be finalized and presented to the public again In August, to the Local Planning Agency Age: on September IB, >997 and to the Orange County Board of County Commissioners for approval on October 29. 1997.’ At the July 28th meeting. I was shocked to see the McCulloch Rood extension as a proposed Improvement alternative, How could this happen after all o f the "citizen's outcry* against this road? There have been neighborhood meetings with county commissioner and may pnone calls and letters in opposition to the McCulloch Rd. extension. Also, a wonderful article by Susan Young tells about the destruction of her neighborhood nnd way of life If McCulloch Rd. to allowed to cross the Little Bconlockhatchee River. Another article appeared May 4th. In a newspaper, which stated, ’ concerned homeowners and environmentalists can breathe easier now that Orange fond Seminole County officials have •aid widening and extending McCulloch Rd. Isn’t Ukefo to nappen.* At the last four meetings, citizens were given ballots to vote on which road projects or Improvements were needed most. For the McCulloch Rd, corridor there were only two choices; Alternative D or . X. Both are extensions o f McCulloch Rd. which crosses the Little Econ. River. The draft shows McCulloch Rd. two-toned from Alafaya Blvd. to Dean Rd. wtth a bridge eroealng the Little Icon . River at Rouse Rd. Alternative D shows n straight West Susan Eberle Susan Ebato is a registered nurse who lives In Oviedo. She opposesgovernment acton that explosive growth. QUEST connection to Dean Rd. and Alternative X .shows a Northwest connection to Dean Rd. Neither o f these routes to acceptable; yet we were to choose one or the other! j u k ed an Orange County staffer why the McCulloch Rd. corridor was proposed over the objections of so many cUtoens. He oak! that It < was needed and that It wa* not vary environmentally damaging. Why. then, doe* the recent "Oviedo Corridor Feasibility Study.’ show the McCulloch Rd. corridor as the moat expensive at 927.7 million and most environmentally damaging o f four Seminole County East-West Corridors? This study was done by JHX and Associates for Seminole County and the .City of Oviedo. In spite of the results of the Oviedo study, the City o f Oviedo to pushing hard for the McCulloch Rd. extension. Why? Is It because the extension would be paid for by both Seminole and Orange counties and Oviedo would get a ’ free rid e r Oviedo wonts to build thousands o f homes near the Bconlockhatchee River and needs a road to move the traffic. However, the McCulloch Rd. extension across the Little Econ River and the widening promote more powth. The increased traffic and noise would destroy property values and quality of life. The citizens have spoken and our elected officials must baton and do what the citizens want. After alt, this la a democracy. Isn't It? Citizen Involvement to vital; if you are unhappy with the Orange County transportation drafts coll and write your county commissioners. attend transportation meetings, and call and write the Sori/bnf Harold. Maybe then government will represent the people! �SA • Sanlord Hsisld, Oanford, Florida - Sunday, Ssptsmbsr 14, 1907 Stlneclpher Continued from Page 1A Lyn Donato. or tor/owner Donato's Book store. Sanford. 'It's really a sad day that we've come to the point where we might be losing our police department. Yea. we've had some problems but these problems are fixable. *What bothers me Is how weak the city commission Is. Weak enough to try to run away horn what needs to be done. If they go the way they seem to be headej. I believe It'll be political suicide. None of these commissioners will be re-elected. *Wc have a fine sheriffs de­ partment that does Its Job very well. Sanford la our town, our territory and we should have our own police force. It upsets me that Its become a big po­ litical play. A case of the good old boy* getting their way. It's not a case of what's best lor Sanford but what fits a plan." until Chief Joe Dillard can get his men into position. That's fine. But let's give Chief Dll* lard our support. Leave Him alone to make his changes. See how It works out. "We have capable people. Let's let them do their Jobs.* D ic k B row n . 65. a Sanford resident. 'It would be better for the city to have Its own police de­ partment.* Ron F a w c e tt. 54. a Sanford resident. *1 think we need a local po­ lice force. The police have been going since the 1600's. Thu In nouse' fighting Is hurting themselves and the community.* Dorothy Morrison. 70. and Breakfast, Avenue 300 8. Park *1 don' t think they should turn them ISPD) over to the Sheriff. T h e y need to do their own housekeeping and they should take care of their own busi­ ness. *ln the historic district where 1 live 1 have never had any problems. *1 think many of the prob* lems they are experiencing stem from past management and administration. 'Let Joe Dlltard do his Job. It takes at least over a year to do something decent and he's only been there since February.' n ary Oamsr and Beverly Coo* Continued from Pegs 8A waa on Halloween. Coach Oordie conducted games and directed both oquare dancing and tome dancing games. Re* becca Cain and Olenn Jones won ths latter. Door prises were won by Do* Every around which alnglng Coach 'Be<*ui t y Mia Ths e* refreshments w ere' served " b y the sophomore class mothers: Mrs. J. N. Aiarello. Mrs. M. R Strickland. Mrs. W. W. Tyre and Mrs. J. E. McKinley. The decorating committee for the party consisted o f the afftears plus Martha Owen. Rose- Pta Maattag HaM al Crala ■ Parents oTBH8 students ac­ quainted themselves with Um Principal Herman Morris's famous ghost stories, students' social Ilk by homing their November PTA mooting at ths Celery Crate. Mrs. B. L. Whatley, president, conducted the meeting which waa opened with a devotional by Mrs. It U. Hutchinson and prayer by Dr. Airport a Sanford resident. Bob Thomas, former Sanford city commissioner and mayoral runner-up In last year's elec­ tion and native o f the city. "Give the police department to the sheriff? Thai s a no. no. Our city has been around too long for that. It would not be fair to the cltlsens. *if we want to do what's right. It may mean paying more taxes. We know what out tax base Is. And we need to do something to pay our law en­ forcement officers what they deserve and to get them a proper facility. *1 believe we must change the city charter and have our police and foremen report to the city manager and not to the mayor and the commissioners. Would you want to have five or six bosses or one? 'It's OK to ask the Sheriffs Department to help Sanford The City of Lake Mary has tentatively adopted a measure to increase its property tax levy. WE HAVE TH E S E R V IC E S Y O U HEED! r o a t ls a M from Fags 1A Concerning tefues In the county and topping the Ust as very important U quality of education with a 94 percent rating. Juvenile crime at 61 percent -was- the second most voters with 34 percent rating the Issue as least Important, County commissioners recently had voted to toughen the laws and declared a moratorium when two clubs opened In vlo1stIon o f H. In separate separate, court lauon u. in cttksKT'bfr "K tfP m fc development at 79 percent Growth management was next with 66 percent. The availability o f a skilled workforce placed next In concerns with 69 percent, The vote for storm water management was 43 percent. Surprlalngly. adult entertainment ratkl aa very Importent with Just 33 percent of the o ^ t r t e r ^ U ^ ^ ^ M closing tt.would be a violation of the First Amendment. -The other club was shut down after a different Judge ruled It vlolated the county's moratorium. Existing clubs may have to move from their Fern Park locations to one designated site In Sanford, but officials are atlU reviewing that decision. All concerned citizens are invited to attend a ^. . on the tax increase to be held on September 18,1997, at 7:00 p.m. at 100 N. Country Club Rd. Lake Mary, Florida. A FINAL DECISION on the proposed tax Increase and the utaiouMiiig the item location of: Jerome F. Major Law Offices Last year's property tax levy: A. Initially proposed tax levy $2,184,785 B. Less tax reductions due to the Value Adjustment Board and other assessment changes ($44,564) C. Actual property tax levy $2,229,349 This year’s proposed tax levy $2,465,318 issfosi Herald 3 2 2 -2 0 1 1 budget will be made at this hearing. Sfocated T h e M e r c a n t l l o B u ild in g 2 1 6 S . S a n fo r d A v e n u e Pre-Paid Cellular Fund BalancWWorkingCapital Brought Forward Estimated Ravsnus: Ad VWorsmTax(3.7848MBs) FranchisaA UtfllyIbxsa Uoantaa andRaffles Finesand Foriafcme No Credit Cheeks • No Deposits No Contracts • No Monthly Bills I 1,818516 193,613 2,068,863 681,491 406,546 663544 Here's how it work*: Buy a cellular phone (starting at 169) or use your own. Then simply prepay for the airtime and you're using cellular! Operating Transtera Out ® B ELLS O U TH M obility' 6 101.514 6 9676.679 Total Expendltursa/Expansaa Fund BalancWWoridng Capital To Be Canted Forward FY 06 Total Appropriated ExpendNuraa/ 106,020 . 0 52.414 0 811,466 0 3,007541 0 0 3,007541 2,401,600 126.170 -JttLQQQ 103,400 242,667 Q 5,600,161 1,167,342 * —x �W P W W M g B B g B g P II Sanford Harafd, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, Ssptsmbar 14, 10P7 - M Ltflil Nolle— .11 we ask for Is ths opportuty to perform. Until now • beiusc o f the review - many of e moves we want to make ive been put on hold. *We need o fair shot at it." he ild. "We need the city's supat. We need the cltisens to i Involved. This is thslr city, to hold their police department to a higher level o f aervtce and responsibility." McLain aald. "Historically. Sanford haa had Its own police force • nearly 100 yean. It would be nice to keep that Identity. At the aatne time I would want the sheriff to use ail hla resources to help Sanford." Dillard said that he la gladoerms n now c fn jo n e in inc SPD "wants to pitch in, wants to help o u t There isn't any­ where h e n who Isn't doing eve­ rything to make things work." he said. T v e told all the members to go back to their duties, to make themselves visible to the people. We're going to do tangs m the eMy charter prove tflkcttvo, alee. In* o f being riip on ifo ls to iayor and tour oonunls* s. the police and fire would answer to the city pr. The consultant who w 3p d review atrongfy wt for a call to tha sheriff Deputy Chief Dennis W o f officers." Cpt. Andy Collaaoi "Check the department's record. When there's a major crime, there's an arrest. You're going to be caught. Everyone here does a lob. We hit the street to do the best job possible. These are good police officers. You can Sgt. Damn Brewer: "WeVegot extreme ly dedice ted offi­ cers. W eve got a bigger load than any other department In the area, and we do It well. I f someone wants to do police work, this to the department to work at. We handle everything in the book." "We've been unfairly and un­ justly targeted by the mayor and city commissioners. It's a and efficiently. WO certainly have the ability to re-organise s i ths percentage solved. Our r o c o ro li folks work together continue to do so. D department." see Ose Cohan: Ed Manning, a maintenance nan at the SPD for 17 years md a preacher at hla own lanford church, notices a big :hange in the attitude of the Kopfe he works wtth each day. *Ood la telling us something." donning sold Friday. "I prayed here would be changes here, tot all on Ihe ot/lslde but inilde the hearts. Now. I see the bulges. Bvtryohe is treating rveryone else differently." "The SPD has had a wake-up toll." said Scmtaofo County Commissioner Daryl McLain, a png-tims resident and bustjessmsn in Sanford. T v e seen l big change In attitudes the "Look at the years o f sendee. Hundreds and hundreds. Moot o f us hove been here 10 years or more. It has to bo mart than a job. We work for ths city of Sanford." Cmdr. Lorry M ootl: "The focus Is way too negative. We're working together to resolve the Issues. The SPD Is more than capable to work out Its difficul­ ties and continue to provide the cltuens the service they deserve." Casdr. Dong Biobop: "I've got two months before I retire, and I want to aea this situation straightened out. That's our No. I goal to prove that we re a strong deportment. Td put the SPD up agfonst any law en­ forcement agmey. Tm proud to bo part o f such a good bunch "The people here know what we have done and what wo can do. I pray to God they havo a say In this. That they step forward. There art good officers In the SPD. Doing away with the de­ partment would not be In the Leal Interests of the city." What Is, will soon he deter­ mined. Cookies— •ovritria* Continued (Tom Page 1A it*r Ht-IM Sampson said through class she has learned about running a business. T h is (economics class) shows you examples and gets you Involved,* alts sold. Those Interested In ordering cook'-a, ran call Kirsten ElkIns. company president, at 767-0003. w m & . Samuel T. Orabofekl. 09. lornlng Glory Drive, Lake lary. died S ep t I I . 1997. om In Johnsonburg, Pa. on une 28. I93S. he moved to cntral Florida In 190S. He aa a systems programmar. Irsbogski was retired from be US Army and was a meat­ ier of Holy Crons Lutheran :hureh in Lake Mary. Survivors tncluds wife, tndai daughter. Laura Hatpin, ake Mary: brothers William. Erie. Pa.. Calvin, Orlando: Mstr, Janice MaWla. Johnsonntrg one grandchild. Arrangements by Baldwinairchild Cemetery ft Funeral lome. Lake Mary. Sept. I I , 1997. Bom in Nor­ folk. Vs., be moved to Central Florida In 1909. He was a meal cutter. Ramey was a member o f Upssls Presbyte­ rian Church. Sanford and Vet­ erans of Foreign Wars Post 2070. Survivors include Anna Hepner. Sanford. Arrangements by Direct Cremation Service, Orlando. We Care About Your Needs, N ot Ours, So... * Veteran o f ths US membsT o f Now I Church. tuds oooo, Eric M ko, Timothy slater, Memorial Mtvtees for Samuel T. Orabotckl. i f t SO. of lake awry, who paMod away Thursday, will tie held Monday at 3.00 p m. at the holy Croas Lutheran Cbtrch, take mary- Ths tamUy request memorial contributions be made to the Leukemia Society of Amer­ ica. Florida Chapter. 3101 mogulre Bird., S228. Orlando. FL we offer the best service at a reasonable we do all preparation at our location we meet your time schedule we offer trusted pre-arrangements with no Interest charge L. Tanya D .. No Taalui MlksFerrell, both o f Sanford. Brothers. Thomas, J r„ David, both o f Rochsratcr, N.Y.I Noters, Boon. L, Fayno-Mtteholl, Aon ford, UUta P.Pnyns Whits- Etchelbcri Sonford.; BOO EL Airport BM.. Sanford. PL 32773 322-3213 fhukU UK Ha. D i m PuSHWl: Sac ll*i M l 11, �'.•A - Sanlord Herald, 8anford, Florid* - Sunday. September 14. 1997 Thrilling days of yesteryear Today ISa a a RU&S |WHITE Let ua return to thoae thrilling dnya o f yesteryear. Listen to the "Wllllnm Tell Overture." Here they come. The Lone Ranger and Tonto. Mil O Silver, nwny." Created for a radio aerial in 1033, The Lone Ranger becam e n great p A r l of the youth of millions o f Americana. On Sept. IB. 1040. the Lone Konger came on television. The famous masked man was the alter ego o f J o h a Reid, a Texas Rnnger who was the only survivor o f an ambush. lie was nursed bock to health by his Native American friend. Tonto. And soon the two rode to ­ gether on their trusty steeds. S ilver and Scout. The west was safe, nnd we loved each adventure. C layton M oors, the actor who played the Lone Ranger, celebrates his 83th birthday on Sunday Ride well, kemosabe. T h t vslvst v o le t Here's a birthday card to singer M tl T orm a who Is 72 on Saturday, and to actress J a c ­ queline B is s a u who is S3 Singer Pator C atara Is 53: singer/actress N«U C a rte r 40. Don't you go misbehavin'. Nell. Sundays birthdays begin with C layton Moore and in- Thousands to scare your friends, elude actress Joey lleatherton (S3) nnd femlnlst/wrlter Kate M lllett (03). of ways Actor Tommy Lee Jones will be 51 on Monday: director O liver tto n e also will be 51: slnger/planlst Bobby Sbort will be 71: actor Jackie Coo­ per 75: Miami Dolphins quar­ terback Dan M arino 30 and Prince Horry o f V a les will be 13. (without frightening your wallet.) Say can you a t t On the night of Sept. 13. 1814. Francis Bcott Key was aboard a ship that was delayed In Unlttmore harbor by the Urttlsh nttack on Fort Henry. He watched the battle nnd wrote n song. It became the national anthem. Need s o m t fun? Hat girl, Jean Metla Lot of neat things tq, do in America this weekend. It’s Hog Wild Day In Pigeon. Mich. The llortey Hogs aren't nfrnld o f Pi­ geon. And there's the C alifor­ nia Prune Festlvnl In Yubn City. Calif. More Ihnn 25.000 prunes will attend There's a Flax Scutching Festival III Stnhlstown. Pa Send a Flux l « the Chamber of Commerce for more details. ThlB one's for Joan If you've met our Ms. Metis, you know this is going to be a terrific week for Jean M e tis It's Fall Hat Week Time to change from straw to felt. Jean Melts hns hats for all o c c a ­ sions. She's slopped everyone cold at last Tuesday's Seminole County Doa/d o f Com m ission­ ers meeting with her nifty plumes. You go girl Assa ssin atio n President V lllla m M cKIn­ ley wns shot In liollitfo on Sept. 0. 1001 nnd died on Sept 14. Another reason whey the ilulfalo llllls have never won the S ujkt llowl. Ja y Sllverheats Answer to the qursllnn you thought we would nrvrr ask Who played Tonto? Com ing Tuaa day A birthday salute to San­ ford's Rock of the tug-leagues New York Yankees outfielder Tim Raines is going to he 3H Time to gel 3.000 hits, neigh bor See you one day at Coop erstown Jean M atte will be there, loo Weurlng her Afrii* baseball hat. M A N A G EM EN T Stinecipher- PAIN MEDICINE C ontinued from Page 8A Homer Osl >rne. finance chairman, announced that a II Squad football game would be sponsored by the PTA on N o­ vember 18 with proceeds going towards the Celery Crate. Korinle Anderson, president of the Celery Crate committee. Introduced the officers and other committee members. He en t' s m ra fta p ... four classes c la s s e s '_______ With d H T tlR lW s ■X»0 as mm hostesses. acting Attention was called --to-the attractive ladles restroom which had been decorated by Miss Harbora Ruprecht nnd a group o f senior Home E co­ nomics students. Following the business meeting, a novel game, con ­ ducted by Mr. Morris, was en­ joyed. Refreshments were then served to the approximately 150 In attendance. P in g Pon g and P ool T o u rn a ­ m ents These were begun In Decem ­ ber with several students tak­ ing part. Those playing for ping pong honors were Tommy Kuhn vs. Jimmy Owen. Jimmy Whatley vs. Mary Ann Wright. Frank Stafford vs. James Davis. Joel Moss vs. Robert Dorsdorf. Sara Jacnbson vs Joe Pickens. Randall Ferrell vs. Marvin McKinley. Ollly Park vs. Terry Smith and Potty Witte vs. Ed Lockett. Trying for the pool cham pi­ onship were Billy Park vs. Mack Brown. Joel Moss vs. Robert Borsdorf. Olcnn Jones vs. Jim Owen. Tommy Kuhn vs. Sonny SUelove. James Davis vs. Frank Stafford. Red Harper vs. Joe Pickens and Sara J a ­ cobson vs. Gibson Bates. ' I know that Tommy Kuhn eventually won In ping pong, but I am missing a column that announced the pool champion. Do any o f you remember? Fun D uring January No big events were held In January, but everyone enjoyed the various games available at the Crate, plus there were a l­ ways lota o f Just "hanging out* and gabbing. One night. Bobby Morris. Colleen Engebretson, betty Brian and Harvey Wilkinson enjoyed playing rummy most of the evening while June Vance beat Ronnie Anderson to pieces in checkers. Joe Hunt tried his luck at everything, but finally settled down to a game o f Canasta with Charlene Johnson. Down Ann Pearson and Rita Tlllis. On another night, a thrilling gome o f ping pong was enjoyed By Rita TlUls, Yvonne Cullen. James Davis and James McKee white Jimmy Bollinger beat Ronnie Anderson in three straight games o f pool. Evi­ dently. Ronnie hit the eight boll In twice. Alumni attending were Ken­ neth Qano. Walter Routh. Ronald Taylor, Ed Gordon. Dcrward McKinney and Jimmie DeBrine. No ono has a better selection ol lop quality cards lor every occasion Peter R. Preganz, M.D. B o a rd Cortihod, A m e ric a n B o a rd o f A n o s lh o -iio lo g y D ip lo m u le . 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Every year, Baker and his G reyhou nds com e out prepared to begin the start of som eth ing good, and every year. Lym an leaves the Held after Its last game looking at a 2-8 or 3-7 finish. Finally, things are starting to look up at Lym an. Last night, the G reyhounds downed Lake Mary, 16-14. finally w inning a gam e it tried to give away. In the past, the G reyhounds would have posted another L and It w ouM have been business as usual. This lim e, the G reyhounds didn't give up. After three long Held goals and a tougli de­ fense staked the G reyhounds to a lead. L y ­ man only had to /un out the clock lo secure Its first win o f the season and a .500 record. Instead, as usual, the Greyhounds tried to give It away. Q uarterback Brian Krause w h o w as steady and consistent all night, fumbled w ith under two m inutes to go and the Ram s prom ptly m oved deep into Lym an territory. . W hen Lake Mary's Robbie Randall seemed lo have clea r sailing to the goal lute. It looked like Lym an had let another one slip away. . Instead, the G reyhounds Julian John son and Joe Qlota farced a turnover and L ym an w as the team celebrating. ; And It w asn't Just a celebration on the field. ; The fans in the stands were releasing a lot o f F riday nights o f frustration and trie bar d w hooped It up good. Finally. Baker got to address his team. He said a lot about how the Oreyhounds had accom plished Step I o f their rebuilding p ro ­ gram and now had four steps to go. the u l­ timate step leadin g to a playoff berth. Don't laugh. This Isn’t a typical Lym an team. R u nning back Brad H arris Is a w o rk ­ horse. Krause nas some capable receivers tn Randy Jonda and Ooloa and there’s alw ays the versatile Tan k McCall. Lym an sent out some strong signals last week, playing Sem inole down to the wire In a 19-14 loas, and finally got the first win last night. W as this a b ig win? Well. Baker said he couldn’t rem em ber a bigger w in since he's been at Lyman. He had a right to be proud. His kids didn't ve up when a lot o f teams would have Ided at the thought o f losing yet an oth er heartbreaker. Last season, the G reyhounds lost seven times but only were truly blown away twice. This season, the conference Isn't quite as strong as tn norm al seasons, so it could be a year for the Greyhounds to sneak past som e • more people and vie for a playoff berth. And If this isn't the year, a large part o f Baker's n u ­ cleus is back for next season. As Baker, one o f Sem inole C ounty's really good guys, w alked o ff the field, he w as asked , about preparing for Edgewater next week. . Baker sidd he Just wanted to savor this one . for awhile. S o did his players, and so did L y­ ; man's long-su ffering fans. They all nad a lot to savor. 1 Last Second Shot: Every school has some nice traditions but there aren't m uch better than at the end o f a Lake M ary fo o t­ ball game, hom e or away, win or lose, when the players lift their helm ets to the band as It plays the school hym n. Chilling. S Oson Howard (No. 28) rushed tor over 100 yards and scored a touchdown to help load Ssmlnols to a 45-24 Slumping of Pina Ridgs Friday nlgM After last night's km tnok a coach and m Ridas players Worthington Oatorade after his team blasted the Panthers 48-24. Fine Ridat s players had tears streaming doom their (aces aa their coach came out to get them off of the field. Panther coach Tim Johnson brought his team to Thomas E. Whignam Field with two items on hie agrnda ’ Fust, to win their first district gsme at the year. And second, to wtn a game against hta team's farmer coach. They went home without accom­ plishing either. •When I sold the (Pine Ridge) kids that they played a good game I really meant it.” Worthington aaid. T h e y played hard and never gave up. They looked so aad after the I hope thew only goal this i wasn't to beat ate. There's a lot o f football left for them.* at night, however. Seminole playing a lot of football and trying very rued to overcome all of the ore-gams hype regarding s match-up of Worthington's new and old teams. On thetr first three possessions, running backs Deon Howard and Joe Knight ran in touchdowns and Erick Smith caught a 86-yard pass for m while only about five minto be on Its routing after a out possession by a fti mbit on thetr next set o f downs. In (bet. even though running bach Jay Rogers finally starting getting hta g m e together and making some Headway, the Panthers didn't put any points on the board untd the end of the first qusrter. By then. Seminole was up to a 10*0. A quarterback Pilcher put Pine at 19-8 after a sion. Seminole and an IU first sneak by Stephen Ridge In the game two-point conver­ came right back play of the next Knight ran tn hla second touchdown, this lime from the 49. The Panthers spilt the ball evenly between Rogrrs end Kellh i their next set of downs. Alexander went 41 yards on a carry far a score. They added the two point conversion and were only down by 10 with the score 26-16. Seminole. Before the end of the half, how­ ever. Seminole added nine more points to thew score lo enter the break with a 88-16 lead. The de­ fense sacked Pilcher In the end tone for a safety and then Laahon Fags 21 Oviedo outlasts Lake Howell By TORT DatORMUHt Herald correspondent WINTER PARK . As wins go. they don't come much sweeter than this. The Oviedo Lions didn't win just another high school football gsme Friday ... (hey defeated neighbor­ hood rival Lake Howell 20-14 ... al Lake Howell ... in overtime ... after rallying horn eight points down with just over three minutes lo play ... covering 90 yards on nine plays lo score with 85 seconds left In regulation ... then rushing for a two-point conversion. That's not to mention that the game was both a QA-Dlstrlct 4 and Seminole Athletic Conference con­ test. 'Life's grand, isn't it?* said firstyear CMcdo head coach Oreg Reg­ ister. his ears Joined by a smile that threatened lo circumvent his head. T h is Is everything you could ask for in s wtn. This team's been through a lot of adversity ... I'm just glad the team was able to ex­ perience a win like (his.* And a sophomore shall lead them .... Lorry Grayson scored the game­ winning touchdown, plunging In on thtrd-snd-gosl from tne I-yard line lo end the Kansas tiebreaker. Lake Howell went first In the tiebreaker, which gives each team four plays to try and score from 10 yards out After toeing s yard and two Incom­ plete posses, the Silver llswks missed a Held goal attempt. Oviedo lost five yards on Its first play In the tiebreaker. Quarterback Josh Cullen then completed a 10yard pass to Kevin Quintero. Quin­ ts* Oviedo, Pago 9B Randy Jonda has turned into quKa a threat at *4d* rscstvsr lor Lyman as ha helped foe Oreyhounds boat Lake Mary 18- 14 In SAC tooths* action Friday night at the Carton Sports Complex In Longmod. A tale of two winners, one loser B f jew w B u u m a u Herald SUIT Writer LONGWOOD In the space of the Anal two minutes, both Lyman and Lake Mary celebrated thetr first Seminole Athletic Conference wins o f the season. Lyman eventually won, 16-14 but It was Lake Mary celebrating when the Rams were about to set up a certain game-winning Held goe) with Utile over a min­ ute to play. Let's back up a little bit. Lyman kicker Mark Lewis put the Greyhounds up with Just a few minutes re­ malnlng tn regulationi. Facing a first down nest midMary quarterback Jntng. Lake Mi field with 1:41 r a streaking Tim Spivey over the Cory Cooper middle and Sptvey raced to the the- Lyman etght-yard-Une eight-yard-line setting up a certain game-wtnning Held goal. On the next aim , however, Robbie Randall, the tookl a pitch around end Rama' workhorsa , . line before tumbling the and mads It to tha one-l Seminole 13-Under Blades In business of winning ■ y JBFF B8RLUUCKE HERALD STAFF WRITER Any good business knows that one of Its keys Is to maintain clear objectives and goals for Its employees. One of the first things a good business dpcs la Issue Its mis­ sion statement. Us clear view os to how the business Is run and i a statement of objectives. That's what Lake Maty ffaaduale Rod Bltterllng brought to his job. He's the coach of the underun 13 Seminole Blades soccer team. Bltterllng cams to the Semi­ nole Soccer Club recently with quite s resume o f his own. He was a four-year starter at Cen­ tral Florida and played on the 1092 Florida Cup championship ronment that uses the highest team. He has also coached level of soccer training to de­ youth soccer as a full-time job velop character and leadership on Florida's Oulf Coast and re­ within community players: while centty returned home to Lake at the same Urns enhancing onMary. Once he Joined Seminole Soc­ Bltterllng Issued the state­ cer, be came up with his mis­ sion statement for hla very ment along with' a team hand­ business-Uke team. It reads. T o book to a group o f surprised creata a holistic, learning envF kids who showed up for tbs first «T tryouts several weeks ago tha approach la taking off. AL _ the Blades have not l thetr drat gems yet, the la loaded wttS talent One o f the atari la Nlcholae Baens. a team laader who thinks the Bladee match up wKh’.anyone. ' 1 think we have a real gpo* team,* K hard tnoug ppggJin |e n il wtn. Every red by a good p »W Triers or* land end aoawn Campbell who recently return* d from a trip with ■ national t sam to Europe, Other players an the Blades Alves. “• tochidei Josh " 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 1 H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D D A ILY �1 - Hanford Herald, Mnlotd, Ftotfoa - gwdsy, Sapiornter 14, 1887 Sport* Q u it byAarm E, 71icktr Martini leant TbraMo Bhta Jay stagger Joe Carter played for ta 19*3. 7. Where was New York Yankee hero Ttao U r t m bora? >. Name the only Detroit Tiger pitcher to Mitke oet over 300 batten Ivan 9. Who holds die Plttstasrgh Pirate* record far moet stolen boeea during a d San Bonds was the the 1947 Jackie Rotanaon of lha Brooklyn Dodpn; 3. In 1993, they traded Cris Carpenter to the Dual lUngwi for Robb 23 games for Dm Chicago 7. lino was bora la Tampa, Florida in 1967:1. In 1971, Mickey Lottcti recorded 30* strike oats; 9. Omar Moreno had 96 steals In 1910; to. in 1996, Tbdd Handley o f die Nhw York Meta with 133 garnet • HOTbas7amarlTa4.hr. eef Seminole Continued from Pag* IB Carden ran back a ktckolT for a 70-yard touchdown, the first of hla career. Pine Ridge must have gotten quite a pep tnlk at half time, because they returned to the Held with a 6 1-yard touchdown drive complete with 45 yards rushing by Rogers, a quarterback snenk on fourth down by Pitcher, and six first downs before Rogers ran three yarda for the •core. Another two-point conversion brought the score to 35-24 Seminole. Seminole slowed down In the third quarter, making simple mistakes, but turned things around in the fourth wtth Knight and Howard making the moat of their final possession, racking up over 100 yards apiece for the game, capping It off with Knight s third touchdown of the evening. Although the offense did more than just their Job. the Seminole defense should be credited with at major part of thia big district win. Arnlck Footman. Ned Raines and Smith were all over the Panther receivers, making a pasting game Impossible. And when Pine Ridge ran the ball, the running backs came up against T.J. Martin, who returned for his first game of the season last night after rehabilitating an for eight weeks. Standing slightly above was Dobby Williams. Hardly a play went by that didn't Include hla name In addition to some member of the Pine Ridge offense. "This was a very big game,* Williams aald. 'l l really meant a tot to us because it was a district gome and because It was coach's (Worthlngtonl old team. Next week will be Just as tough and we're really going to have to come tn with clean hcada and pick It up In the aecond half.* That big game will be against Lake Howell, a pre-season county favorite who will come In 0-2 after last night's loss to Oviedo. Seminole (2-0) Isn't taking any chances, however, or underes­ timating their opponent. 'W e are going to prepare like we do for every game.* Worthington said. *We are going to watch the film, formulaic a game plan and them practice it all week. Our players are very con­ sistent and they will be ready to play-* Gametime for Seminole next Friday "Ylday night at Lake Howell Is 7:30 p m. Pine Ridge will host Lake Mary (0-2) at 7:30 p.m. next Friday in a non-conference game. By C O U R T N E Y L E F F E W Herald Correspondent__________ LONG WOOD _ Seminole's run­ ning back. Lashon Carden scored an unforgettable touch­ down. 'll was my first touchdown In high school ball. It was great,* said Carden. Carden'a score led the Seminoles to an emotional 42-24 win over district rival Pine Ridge last night. The game started olf with high emotions and pumped spirits as Seminole coach Jim Worthing­ ton faced a rematch with the team he has coched for the past three seasons and Semi­ nole scored continuous touch­ downs throughout the night. At the end o f the lin t quarter, on a kickoff return, Carden ran 70 yarda bringing hla team to a 35-18 lead. *t was talking to my buddy Joe Knight on the field and he told me where the holes where and I ran,* said Carden. This year Seminole Is fighting back with a 2-0 record. When asked what has lead to the auc- approach to but navar forget to hsva tan. The Blades travel, •tats. B u s in e s s It is a position he takes seri­ ously. now that he's wtth the Blerly, la ck Elker. Chris Ferrl- Seminole Soccer Club, the larg­ ero. Judson Fisher. Mall Giles. est privately-run club tn the Christopher Hargraves, Scott Southeast. Janavtts. Sefian Kincaid. Ryan T h e business part of this Pasclonl. Michael Payne. Pat­ team stems from not every rick Rauch and Jonathon trainer or coach having the Shade. knowledge to develop athletes.* Then there Is Bltterltng who Bitterllng said. *We need to be look the talent and Is trying to positive role models for our turn It into a business-like ap­ youth, fm scared to death to become a parent because there proach to soccer. la so much out there. I wan *You can call It a business.’ these kids to use soccer as a Bltterltng said. *Wc use the mis­ drug.* statement to guide the team and if there's ever a time Ilia kids already understand o f disillusion, we have a long that Btttsrltng means business. piece oi work ta guide us.* On a recent practice, one player BMtorBng haa played the game showed up lata with an apology since b e wwa ftreryears-oid and and a good explanation. Bitter•aid he has a real passion for ling understood but warned that the game. He owned his own lateness would not be tolerated soccer club In Sarasota and unless he was told In advance. tries to create an environment Since the player had already no­ community service while tified Bitterllng. all was okay. So Is losing, if the players give teaching the kids to play at the highest levels o f soccer. It their best effort. Page IB ■Winning Is purposely not tn our mission statement,* Bitter­ llng said. ’ It is important to win but this isn't life and death. We're here to develop the kids. lUsskctbsl) coach) John Wooden said that If players can give you 110 percent, they are successful no matter what the result. T h e kids are naturally going to want to win and my philoso­ phy Is to let that happen and. If It is controlled properly, it brings out the best In every­ body.* He also said that the end re­ sult won't be shown on the scoreboard or playing field, hut when he sees players go to col­ lege and give back to eoaimantty. -but soccer isn't the important There's only so many arshlps out there.' he said. I ust want to make sure the kids tave the opportunities.* The Blades open up their sea­ son this weekend. < OAUQI Tim Raines Is a Sanford native and Seminole High School graduate now playing for the New York Yankees. His stats for the 1997 season Is In the first column, personal-best season totals In the aecond column and current career totals (Including 1997 games) In the third column. Ssmlnols running back Lashon Cardan cess of the team. Carden re­ don't just wont to play good at sponded, ‘ Lots o f discipline. Lake Howell." Cmden said. The guys were sick of losing and Carden is a senior this year and says he's mainly focusing being disappointed.* Next week Seminote faces off on the books. Carden plana on against Lake Howell In an Im­ going to a university up north portant conference game. and haa Syracuse in mind. *We are going to drill and Seminole has started the sea­ practice as usual. But every son wtth great promise end game Is Important to win. We back to bacx wins. Oviedo Con tin usd from Page IB tero then rushed four yards to set up Grayson's touchdown plunge, his only cany after halftime. As exciting as the win was, Register knew he was 3:06 away from being in Lake Howell coach Mike Blscegtla'a shoes. T h e y (Oviedo) ployed a great game,* said Blsceglla o f the Li­ ons. *We Just made too many mistakes.* Lake Howell appeared to have the game In hand. Leading 14-6, the Silver Hawks put together a 14-play, 61-yard drive took 7:22 off the clock. The drive ended With o-fumble that Bryan Llttcll. recovered far the Lions at the Oviedo 10-yard line with 3:06 left In the game. Jamie Scott moved the ball out to the 16-yard line before Cullen completed an II-yard pats to Mike Enriques. After an Incomplete pass, Cullen sprinted around right end 14 yarda for a first down. On the play. Lake Howell was whistled for a 15-yard unnecessary roughness penalty that moved the nail to the Silver Hawk 44. Cullen then tossed a nineyard pass to Sean Bennett and. after an Incomplete pass, rushed 15 yards to the 20-yard W U H M GAUGE CATEGORY Games................ Runs..... HUS...... RBI....... Doubles. Triples... Home ru Steals... Average. Raines was 2-for-4, Including his second home run o f the season, scored one run. had a sacrifice fly and drove tn two runs to help the Yankees finally beat the Baltimore Orioles 103 on Sunday. The Yankees did not play Monday and open a series with the Boston Red Sox tonight. •97 beet career 2,171 .... 56 160 6.192 .... 212 652 1.458 ... 41 133 .. 65 194 2.417 866 71 396 36 13 110 1 155 18 795 90 .... 307 .334 .295 Tim IW ftM tine. Scott got six more yards before Cullen and Brian Regis­ ter hooked up on a 14-yard touchdown pass play. Leroy Jackson converted the two-point conversion on a rush around the left end to tie (he score. *We still have a lot of things to iron out,* said Coach Register, pointing to the fact that the Li­ ons were Inside the Lake Howell 30-yard line three times and came away without any points. Oviedo also fttmbled four times, losing two. missed an extra point, a field goal, and, accord­ ing to Register, *far too many tackles.* *!t's great to be able to learn from a game like this,* he sold, ■It waa a meat win. but we can atlU play better. And we were without (running back) Erik Wil­ ton (Injured In last week's win over University) and (starting defensive lineman) Joe Sexton (injured In Friday night's open­ ing scries).* Lake Howell scored first Fri­ day night, taking the opening kickoff 72 yarda on 11 plays in 4i36, Christian DcJeaus scoring on a 6-yard run. Victor Nespcca fclckad the extra point. Oviedo got on the board with 4:35 left in the second quarter as Cullen capped a 15-play, 74-yard drive wtth an II-yard run. The kick on the point-after waa wide. The Lions had a chance to take the lead right before halftime when David Burkey forced a Lake Howell fumble and Scott Williams recovered It for Oviedo an the Lion 33-yard line with 44 seconds left tn the pe­ riod. The Stiver Hawks stretched their lead to 14-5 when Kawlka Mitchell bulled In from the 10yard line at 6:27 of the third quarter. Nespcca converted the extra point. Cullen turned In a huge game for the Lions, leading Oviedo In rushing with 68 yards and a touchdown on nine carries while completing 11 o f 20 passes for 122 yards and a touchdown. Quintero finished wtth 51 yards on seven carries. Register caught a pair o f passes for 37 yards Oviedo (now 2-0 overall and 10 in both the district and con­ ference) will host the Winter Park Wildcats In a nonconfer­ ence, nondlatrlct game next Fri­ day night at 7:30 p.m. Lake HoweU (0-2, 0-1 In the dlatrlct 14 o e e s e .a o 70700.14 LH DoJceur • run INoopoca Utkl |M M | Om i W O _ Cullen 11 run A M *Mo> n M gw w U l . MHUmU 10 tun IW iM ti lath) PrattS Qm M O . aepeltr 14 p m Dm CuOtn (L JseSm runt O . O n jfr a I run TE AM STATISTICS PtMl d ra m . Oviedo IS, Lako Horall IS. Xeekee 7»fde _ Ovtodo M 3 It, us* Howrll 4S-2B3. P m i s | . Oviedo 11-30-0. U S * Horan 4-11-0. Ilag garde _ Ovtodo 133, Ink* .Ovtodo 3-1. U k * Hra•0 4-3. Ptasktaa i n fo . ovtede 3-as, us* Horall 4-40. Punte-evaragi _ Ovtodo 3-300. Ink* Korall 3-33.0. IND IVID UAL STATISTICS SUSMDfQ m Ovtodo, Cullen S-SS, Quintits 7-SI. Scan 3-43. O rm an 7-3S, Jackson S-24i Lnka Herat!. DaJaaue 13SS. Plfuraa tl-83. Mitchell 6-33, 3-33. Hannon S-IS. PAssam Ovtodo, Cuktn U-3C-U, 133: U t o Her a t Hannan 4-1141. 73. SaCOTM O Ovtodo, Ham er 3.37, Denn«M 3-33, Dragoon 1 M , Conquer 333. Quartern M O i Lake Herat: ‘ 1-4*. Hoopoes 3-13, Mtubali 1 cnce contest next week. r �■ tiro * Sanford Ht/ikJ, 8anford, Florida - Sunday, September 14, 1907 - M What’s Up in the N FL 1997... Week 3 SANFORD _ Hello football fnna. Obviously someone in the payroll department at The Harold ployed my LOCK OF THB WSSX last week, because I received a fat raise todayl I now feel a bit more appreciated for the amailng results I produce for 'my reoders. Tbs Denver Broncos thrashed the outgunned Seahawks to raise my LOCK record to M on the season. The rest o f the league provided some exciting the Cardinals pulled off a major up* set. along with the Eagles. Bucs and nlners. The Packers showed their Achilles tendon In Philadelphia, but trill bounce back strongly this week. Packer fans, as I've been saying ail along, jinxed themselves by talking about an unde* rested season before It began. Regardless. I see the Packers having a great chance at making and winning the Super Bowl* That’s the ftiture. let's talk about the present. t: Taking a look around Florida, let’s head south first. Miami looked anemic again, as they squeaked Tennsasts despite playing college-level ball. , If Marine and the offense can7! get things go­ in g which I think they will, this will be an ex* tremety frustrating season. Jimmy Johnson Is In a corner. Bench Marino and lose your leader, or continue to wall for the offense to arrive? W ell ace hla decision after the loss to Green 5 Bay today. The Jacksonville Jsgusrs showed a big heart last week aa they totally destroyed the New York Giants. Their thud string quarterback wasn't great. Just decent, but the rest of the team stepped up to get the win. _ This win serves notice to the rest of the A.F.C., "With or without Brunnell. we re tough to beat.* Now. to the best team In Florida, let's talk about the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Chlsfk 20. Bills 9. O U M BAY (*19) VS. MIAMI For the first time this seasoq. the Packers are facing a decent team. This means that they will actually play hard and show off their talent against a defense with problems. Packers fans won’t tolerate much nonsense, so look for Pavre to go wild. Hey Jimmy! Take a vallum. Paekara 04, Dot* shins 10. OAKLAND (-4) AT ATLANTA As predicted by this writer. Tampa Bay went to Detroit and stole candy. The Lions' offense was hapless against a Bred up defense, and Dllfer actually played pretty well. The Vikings ere the worst 2*0 team In the league and will prove It ae the Bucs go to 3*0. Let's take a look at tomorrow's schedule and find some winners. WABHUTOTOff (4 ) V». AMSOKA The Redskins can’t step the. run. which makes it difficult to wtn. The CerdUiale are ae h t f i aa kites after their hugs victory over the o f the TrUe will be t one o f the day. so take the points. •I. iS Is s SO. ffBW Y O U OIAHTB (41) Vfr. BALTIMORE The Giants showed th e* true colore last week aa they were spanked by (he Jaguars. Things w on t get much easier this week aa they fact a hungry Ravens team. Giants dilemma? No offense means no wins Run VUiny. runl U m a r SO. Olaata 10 kanoao cm r m i v ». bu ffalo You w ant get an argument from me. my beI. re d b loved BUIe are *bad. The Chiefs realtte that to keep pace with the Broncos they need to wtn the easy ones. This game falls Into that category. Chiefs wtn big aa the Bills struggle lo rebuild. Florida Pro Late Models at New Smyrna tonight ■pacts! ta tbs Herald » B m iLO The Florida Pro Late Models trill run Ihe second half of the Florida Pro Lale Model 125 doublcheader tonight (Saturday) at New Smyrna Speedway. There trill be 125 lapa of great racing with drivers from •U over the state competing for 4ha 40.500 winner's-prtsa. In addition to the Florida h s i regular raring as the t a t t e d Late Model. Modified. Sportsman. Mint-Stock and Run-A-Bout claaaea will also be run. Oates open at fl p.m. with racing action starting at 7 p.m. at New Smyrna Speedway. Adults cost 815; children 12-IS with ID. 910; children 11 and free with paying adult. New Smyrna Speedway Is located 10 miles south of Daytons, between 14 exit 50 (east) and IBS exit 84 (west). 4.5 miles west of New Smyrna D flfh fo r FASCAR race Information from New Smyrna Speedway or Orlando SpecdWorld. call (407) 5681387 (Orlando) or (004) 4274120 (New Smyrna). r*«c*. a. IT?) d m t ut —mi. a. <•) t k m OowWy; 4. 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(S| Kenny Hechlt; IS. (ISl Tony Ponder; 20 |IS| Tom Mart; at. (ttttl Ouy Ikllytfi 33. (Ill Danny Sancton; 33 1331 htd VMM; 34 ITSI Bobby Dlrttt: 13 ||3| BM Ounn; M. 1031 Kuri Winut; 3T. IIIBl Jurat Burrowt; IS. If t I Jtrry Jurat. BPOSTSMAX I IT2I Bobby Ootuobt; a. tan K u n pure*; a. tai OWn Carltr; 4. (ITXl Kathy OoJney, 8. ITI Jtrry South (Ml Surty io n STOCK |. (Oil Conrad a. it) adl Kmon; a. tisi Orenter; a. (Til Tod Vutyhtu 3. (T3I »4. ITT) Tuny Horton 3. Brian Below; 4. (Ml J. D. Dunewi; 3 (431 Otorm Tray. _______ta re Moon. _ t. ran aOMSfil . I 141 Rtchud Ciouoei; Von Popo; 1 It) »>tfcy * * " ' 1 l«2) a. IMI Oary Vtrtao. 3. ||«) Ron T a n Jihsooni 4. ITI Bobby Witt. 8 Adunt; 4. 1ST! Chad Pterct. 8. 1181 Jun Wintertleln. USC lfa t k ly o n o . ( ^ BUN-A-aoOT . I. IIIXI Ourmt Uuftnt; a. Ill B44W itutta; 3 131 freed. 3 14) TM Wallet*. 8. Ill Oary Dovtd HorUn; 4. (Til Jot Mlddklan; 8. lllgdon; 4. I3I| Rich Under; 8. (8) ITSI D ent Jochton. Chip Chapman. I. 1ST) Now you've gone and made my cheaters. I mean Raiders, mad. After having victory snatched from their paws on Monday night, the Raiders will look lo get out, and stay out. front early. The Falcons should stay In the ncsl for this one. somebody will get hurt. Dan Reeves does not deserve a coaching Job In Ihe N.F.L. Haid­ ars 00. Falooas 20. MINNESOTA (*B) VO. TAMPA BAT INDIANAPOLIS (*4) VS. OKATTLK This Is a game where the loser la finished for the season. The Seahawks are my surprise playoff team, so I have to take them in this one. Seattle has played horribly for the first two weeks, but havr the talent to be a very good football team. The Cotta have all the heart in the world, but lack the talent to wtn this game. Oaahaaha 01. CoKs Id. NSW ENGLAND (-0) VO. NEW Y O U JETS Do you yahooa actually think the Jeta arc LONGWOOD . Mark Lewis -couldn't believe the way he felt after he left the field Friday night. The Lyman kicker booted three field goal*. Including two o f over 40 yards to lead Ihe Greyhounds past Lake Mary. 1814 at the Carlton Henley Sports Complex In BAG action. •It waa unbelievable.' Lewis Lewis went three-for-four on t>the night for field goals, with SANFORD _ Workshops designed to in­ troduce women to outdoor sports like hunting. Ashing, hiking and camping will lake place this fall In Ocala and West Palm Beach. The Game and Fresh Water Fish Com­ mission (GFC| will conduct ’ Becoming An Outdoors Woman* workshops at the Ocala Youth Camp Sept. 12-14. and at the Ever­ glades Youth Camp In West Palm Beach Oct. 17-19. Interested Individuals ran otilnln regis­ tration forms by calling Ihe GFC Ever­ glades Regional Office In West Palm Beach at (5811 840-6100. The 9100 registration fee rovers Instruction, program materials, equipment, meals and lodging. A typical ’ Becoming An Outdoors Woman* workshop may include hands-on Instruction In deer hunting, waterfowl hunting, turkey hunting, backpack tng/camptnt. toSaa ftahtng. fly-fishing, panfishing, canoeing, boating, bird watching, outdoor photograph, outdoor survival skills, shooting sports, handgun, archery. woodcraft and personal safely. T h e workshops are aimed at women. 18 years and older, who would like to learn Lyman C— t taue4 from Fags IB Randall was trying to stretch the ball into the Lyman end sane when he was hit by Joe Glota and Julian Jackson recov­ ered. Just aa quickly, tt was a cornlet* turnaround aa the Greytounda celebrated. - For Lyman coach Larry Baker. It waa about time. Last season, the Greyhounds were In nearly every game and last week, dropped a tough game to Semi note. For Baker, the breaks finally went hla way. ’ We have a good p o u p of ktda,’ Baker said. *We have al­ ways found ways to lose these types of games tn the peat few years.* When Spivey waa darting to ­ ward the end sone. Baker had t FISHUVO FORECAST another linking feeling. ’ Here wr go again.* Baker said. Tins tune our ktda didn’t give up.’ For the Kami, tt waa a second straight bitter defeat and their fourth straight dating back to last season Lqst week, ihe Rama blew an early 17-0 lead on the way to a loss to University. It didn't help that the Rams fumbled six times. Including several on snaps from center to negate strong field position. Lyman got off to a good start, executing a 12-play. 84 yard drive, led by Brad Harris' run­ ning. Harris ended with 83 tough yards on the night but didn't turn the ball over. Kit Kaminski capped off the Lyman drive with a one-yard plunge to make It 7-0, but Lake Mary came right back. NO EXPERIENCE NECESEARYI the remainder of the } <> ( ) ( > S Baas action Is a little tough due to high water levels. Baas will be following oWigho and ditches back Into newly flooded areas. Buubaits and other lures deslptcd to cover a lot o f water In a hurry to locate fish. Snook action la p e a t at Sebastian In let Large live shrimp, ptnftsh. or Anger mullet are the top baits. One ounce Jigs or swimming-minnow lures such aa Rebels or Rapalas are good choices for artificials. Captain Jack at P o r t Canaveral reports that la r p p ou n d seas from the offshore hurricane nave slowed down deep water action somewhat. Expect king mackerel on 4 A Reef and Pelican Flats. Dolphin and wahoo are scattered. Shcepshead and flounder are cooperative la the Pqrt. while trout and redftah arc rated aa gpod on the ' a Shcepshead dominate U p . aciion at Ponce Inlet. Live shrimp and fiddler crabs provide rapid-fire action with fish running from 1-8 pounds. Drum, redflah, small blucfiah. and Jack crevalle are also around the rocks. Trout and red fish are rated aa tn : mndoor sports and skills, and Just never bod ihe opportunity to do ao.* said Lt. Lynne Hawk, workshop coordinator. She said workshops are p e a t for begin­ ners who want to hone their outdoor skills Previous workshops have been highly successful. 'Our classes arc taught by experts in Ihe area..and.rm ything..is very low key.* she skM.- T h a w is no pressure on the in­ dividual*. Everybody la (bgro to help each oilier. It’s a p e a t learning environment.* Tor more information about ‘ Becoming An Outdoors Woman* workshops. Interrsird persons can call the GFC Everglades Krgional Office at (56D640-6100. both resulted tn touchbacka and his kickoffs kept the Rama pinned deep atl night. Lewis's (Inal field goal came with 1:14 left In the game and Lyman'S Jot Oiota (Ml) and Jute! Lacfcson (right) teamed up to and Lake Lyman down by two points. Lake Mary attempted to rattle Mary's hopes ot winning as Qioia forced alumbie at tha goal Ins and Jackhla nerves by calling a time out son recovered with Is** than a minus remaining to secure tha 16-14 victory. just before the kick. *1 was so pumped up. I didn't ( . i i • *« * r I i i I i i i< ' i i \/ i r 11 | even think about It.*, said Lewta. Lewis is planning on possibly playing soccer In college and said that he Is being scouted by p Local 19 Day COL Training Notre Dame. Clem son. the University, o f North Carolina at » FuH Tuition Rolmbur Charlotte,' South Florida and p Job Ptoeomont some other smaller schools. ►Train Full Tima Or According to his teammate. Part Tima Joe Glota. the holder on his kicks. Lewis *haa a leg o f gold.’ Truck Driver tnatitute, Inc. • HOAaroUma a Lewis la definitely a player to one extra point. Although he la new to football. Lewta, a longtime soccer player, said that ha thinks ’ It's easy*. Not only did he have field goals for IS. 44. and 45 yards, watch for he also had two punts which season. : Women will learn out door skills Lyman’s Lewis getting a kick out of football Special to the Herald DALLAS (*9) AT PHILADELPHIA The Cowboys look to bounce back after the embarrassing loss to the Cardinals last week. Emmlt Smith la hurting, but will definitely piny in this Divisional matchup. Barry *The Bartender* Bwttaer la on thin ice with Jerry Jones, and mag already have • giant ulcer. If this is the cnee, hla drinking habits may ir­ ritate k . O w M j i 07. Ba#aa Id. Each week I g w out my patented LOCK OF he igame that aflection. This .. .................................... la the ter research and contemplation. I feel r confident releasing to my readers as a "heavy play selection.* Over the years, our success tn this category has sent readers to the bank, on cruises and even to college. I take great pleasure knotring that I am helping you achieve your goals effort­ lessly aa compared to the 0-to-S Rat Race many of ua are caught up tn during the week. After last week's easy success. I'm staying cautious with KANSAS O T T (-4) OVEB BUF­ FALO • • my l o c k o r t h b w e s k . Enjoy your afternoon, and thanks again for the cards and calls. These teams appear even on paper, but they are not. The Bucs defense Is going to come after Brad Johnson In a way he has never experienced. This confusion will deflate an already overrated Vikings offense, but look far the game to remain close. Hardy Nickerson for M.V.P. Boca 00. VI* kings 17. Bo< b o lt By AMT HAWKINO going to beat the Patriots? Unless Par cells really Is magic (which many o f you Insist on claiming), this one is etched In stone. The Patriot Missile has been on fire with eight touchdowns to eight different receivers. Aa long aa this team doesn't take the game too lighthr, they will destroy Parcells’ kkls. Pa­ trio ts 00. Ja la 17. DBBY 1 B (*>19) VO. BT. LO U IS The poor Rammles thought. Main this year, that they might be pretty good. Today will be a tough gamo to prove it. Aa I have said before, the Broncos are the best team In the A.P.C. Elway la on track and he has a defense to back him up. Broweoa 01. Rams 17. »- I Randall handled the bulk of the Rama' next drive which tied the score at 7 when Cooper hit Spivey for a 12-yard pass. It was their fourth connection for a score this season. After that, everything stalled for the rest of the half. Both teams kept the ball on the ground as Randall and Harris chewed up yardage and lime. For Harris, u was one of, the best night of hla career. The Junior said the win waa vindica­ tion for the Greyhounds. "We're Just happy since every­ body’s always putting ua down.* Harris said. We Just went out and wouldn't lose. Randall got the Rama out In front on the Rams' first posses­ sion of the third quarter, going 70 yards up the middle to put the Roms up 14-10. Randall broke into the open and outraced Lyman's Joe Copeland to the end sone. Lyman never came back with a touchdown but Lewta con­ nected on field goals of 44 yards and the 45-yard game-winner with 4:35 left in regulation after Lake Mary called a timeout to frea c llie kicker. From there, the momentum swung back and forth but the Oreyhounda were the ones tearing the field with the wtn. Next week. Lyman hosts Edfpwater and Lake Mary trav­ els for the third straight week to ■ Pin* Ridge, losers last night to Seminole. £7**4 .a Who Runs America? neySAWur r n iic m o in v 1-M - 777-1H E ! 12.50/copy, postpaid I )i I > \ i M em benkip Now A tm iiM tl Coil For Drtailt • M m 1141 • 1 1 4 1 -M I • MBr M l ■aa.-ns. 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Also Simulcast trom Miami widPwfs JUiMW j 434 WWWOSWTSCHMWCaurSKiJOMUU r> L .. ft*1' bi �People M in n ie h o n o re d o n 95th b irth d a y , B allet G u ild b e g in s 30th s e a s o n WEDDING S E N IO R E D IT O R D O R IS DIE 7 H IG H Sail hud Is htrsscd to have a tmliihri of ,i> live lii d rp end eii l spi v .Old viva* Ion.i nonage ti.nian- living In o m niulsl and i oiitilh illllig to the hu st ling <mntimultv And Mlimle M io k la n d Ills light III At 03 Mllitllc le 1 1 nth won high sm tr at the hddge i Inh to who li she lias In longed sun e I'M .’ Minnie has hcrtl a irgiil.n thimigh thf vc.ns and Is the ontv active plavi'l among the 1**32 in. in hei s who a ir all (lei eased rv i I'pt l Hid.I Htrli kl.mil a I f si dent ol a health! a ir l.n illtv The other 1932 inctidieis wi n llotteiisr Hiuimlll.il /elt.i Mi l l e r Dr arid Mrs P e te r H enry O o s lw o u d c r Joanna R. Field, Dr. Oostwouder exchange vows > ti.i H u l l .»• i i i i ill in mil t it I i ter Hi nr v • . it t I Fitter pr i-r irtii'i in i' 7 ii in .it tin- 1II i.| |l.l|i!l-l I, i I it hi il I m li.I H i .|i ll ii lii'ii Miin 'Anrkm.iii .ii lu I rim <..uiluii girt t riui ■: tintt .nlitinii.il i i-t f tunny Ihi bride Is tlir daughter nl i Ivilr W .mil Hull) li t ii lil « l Mims mid tlir lit idi griMim Is the son ol i n tiiflliis nnd Thrrexn ' i.'siuondi r nl l .int.ni.i ' o fii in iii.iiri.nir (is hrr t-C'icr t l i r lifjitr i l i n s r (oi . .s s i li.iin.il gown l . l s t l ..(.■it m ill ,i sslntf hf.nil'll 11 ii In*’ .mil ,i In ill.il s.ittii 'S ilt SSItlt .1 sill'll llVt'llilV fill..III! I ll with .1 <.IS! ,llllim ir.ini Her waist length veil nl iiti|Hirlril lllusinii was si'i an il to a halo ol llowrrs anil shr <afrit il a liuin|iir! ol in.lose and nil white silk lost's showered w it It habv s (nr.ith and gicrncrv hailin' Srhastl.ill at tended the htldr as maid ol honor wearing a mauve oil the slioi.ldft gown IIIidi'siii.nds w eir I alia Hallman M il s I salls i lieli l (el. hrt and Shelley lt. oak I lien gowns were idriilii al to the honor at trlnlant s shelhs t loslwoodei set veil his tilotllt'l as tirsl man Groomsmen wen* Inn Wolters |)i Asliwin Patel (toll l.ewls and t harlrs Cornett Flower git) was Allte Itas.ik and ting hearer wns ( lies Hall ( ollownm die i errmony. a ri*i rgittori was held at I’.iirn k Air l ore e Hose Of fliers ( ‘lull Alter a Wedding trip In Him k Hills. S I> . Glacier National I'ark. Mom . II,mil anil l.akr l.oulsr in ( ‘nn. ada, the newlyweds arc making ihelr home In Ru­ ler prise The hrtde is an rlrnirntary school teacher and the bridegroom Is a laililly pliysUl.in at the Central Florida Community ciin ii in Hanford ANNIVERSARIES Couple observe golden wedding anniversary LONGWOOD lldinotid and Anna Pr/nnck ol l.ongwnnrl are celebrating theit gulden wed­ ding anniversary al a reception (or 30 gucsls Sept 13 at 24 Stonrgate Trail Longwood They were married Hr|it 14. 1917 at Hrnoktyn. N Y Then children are Huh and Helen Hohlrn. I.mu’ Island. N Y Vn kl and Mickey Cohen, l.ongsvnod, Tom and t’alricia Przonek. Sorrenlo, and lidinoiiil and Teresa Przonek. DelIona lldinotid is a retired auto hmly engineer and Anna is a rellrril H its secretary, state ol Florida. They enjoy camping and their secret for a long mar­ riage Is a loving family lllshv ( arnlyn ( ailn m d Fh/alielh Mt n. i Mrh.mr ( in Wednesday Sept t Mm lire was honoieil no hri 'i.tid lillthdav as the oldest inendii I ol the hii.lge • loh al the n g o l.n h si In iloli'd i.ird games at the hollo "I 1 o, v I .IVrl Also honored it tills tone was Arm K oiimimms wlm toinrd Ml mi Aog 3 1 the youngest i loh m rinhf i lllf plavrl* Uso.llh s tilt tin’ll gain' s at I 30 p in at tinholm "I Ihr drslgn.itfd lo.si ess Hot lo r y invited tin m h, (nine railv lot the loin lo o n haunting Minnie and Atm Mo pir-|i.ilfd i drill loos s|ilrad I I lot keo salad pasla sa id tom a Im-s 'u lla g e i hrese is mu led sunimer trolls u n is saots a beautifully del m at’ d i lio i,loir i akr anil li e i Irani "i di this was a heaotdol loot tiroo Mlimle s.od I in v had tlir tahlr oil srl when we got th rir and Is was so pirttv lost hrfmtlhll * llrldgr plovers enjoying tinto rtfiday irlrh rallon with the hostess and hiinuirrv w eie Miriam Askew. ( aiolyn Cornelius. Hoslr Dean. I.tli ti.ill.ml and Mary Nancy In W'lilrgrt Another (elrhratlm i lionoi mg Minnie was a lookout at Ihr Orlando home ol her granddaughter and Ini sham! H rlirrra (Ham and Itoh Dm mas lot l.ntiiU inrm hrrs It was a wonderful rookout .' Minnie hr.imrd "I .on teal lucky.' Mlnnlr said 'I gol some III Ihr most beautiful i aids I have ever got ten * Horn in Madison, Ga on Sept 3. 1904 Minnie grew up thrrr and graduated liom Georgia Hlalr College lor Women at Millrdgevllle She langht srhool thrrr hrfrirr her marriage to Hogierl Strickland The (duple i ,nne to Sanford in 1932 where he opened the StricklandMorrison Ford Agency aflrr which Minnie taught school lor a year al Southsldr t.lrmentary The couples two daughters, Flan Kemp and Marianne Uiur. a t­ tended local schools lit addition to her bridge eluh, Minnie is a member ol Ihr First United Methodist Church nnd the United Daugh­ ters of Ihr Confederacy. She Is a former member of the Woman's Club ol Sanford Inc Minnie has sren a lot of Mutual Sir it Hand (sealed, from l«lt| and her birthday Imouls lucy Layer Lib Gallant and Mary Nancy Ter Wittogor Standing (from lefll Ann Kunmons (also an honoreel Meiam Askew Carotin Cornelius ami Hus>e Dean i li.rngi s m tin M3 years and h i-, csrn Isril llrxlhlllly anil indi'|>ciidrni r as (fir winds ol * h.uigr rage mi and mi H e r d.mghlrr Flan said T l i r ti 11soii I in so piniiil of Mothet is rh.ir she s a woman of the .’mil irn iu iv the nest century 21MNI And tli.il s oor Mlnnlr .'nth i eiilory woman a real II M I I I (.1 I I I) m in i s e a s o n Mallei (.od d ol Sanford * t ii 11i i , .|e is gening in gr.n lor tin null .in oivrrs.ilv irle h ra In,o li dm so I srrm hkr 30 V. us Mine a group ol wippurt m s I,>iioei| a I maid ol d im lurs arid sal around a i m ailed tahlr m Ihr rear ot the St hool of Dam e A ils to draw np plans lor a stale i liar ter the group eiivlsloiird tlir tal ruled d a m n s prilnrm m g in regional hallel and dam mg thru way In the top Ih r i barter was granlrd and the show hit Ihr road 111 |H7li Sen l.orl Wilson named the S.mlnrd dam e imnji.my as (h r olllelal Mallet Gullll of I lurid.r Also that year the award winning ilanrr drama ■Itlvrr G old.' was drdhated to Donna Luo Askew first lady of in See D ietrich . Page OB M ir ia m D o k lo r a n d V a le r ia W a ld ft, Kslly, Bruts ad|utlt Laurtn Balls! Oulld lunchaon (fa r rig h t) w ith a a v a ra l Bahai Simmons' O u lld hair bafors f Menrw lh a d a n c a r a a t w a lc o m e b a c k lu n c h e o n . Tillm a n m arks 85th birthday, Extra va n ga c ro w n s king, queen Participating In Youth Extravaganza are (from loft) Eldar Eugana Cooper. King Melvin Hunler Jr., Quean La Toya Robinson and Jackie Cooper Tidkmg about it child Unit loves the Lord, here Is one These axe the famous words and the tribute selection sung to the honorec. Marie 11. T ill­ man on tier B5th birthday celebration held Saturday. Sept. 0, 0 0 0 p m at Triumph Church of the New Age Mlslrcss of ceremonies way the giandilauglilei of the lionorce. Hope Tillman who pre­ sided over this happy, surprise occasion. Granddaughter Rena Tillman escorted her grandmother Marie to that birthday dinner that she had promised she would take her out to. The family and friends all sang 'Happy Birthday* as the ho ti­ erce entered. Knowing his mother's favor­ ite scripture the 27 Psalms. William Tilm nn. Sr. rend ll with Joy. Afterward son-in-law Prince Grndey Robinson gave the Invocation. Greetings were given by ICIolsr Williams Dllllgnrd and words of encouragement were extended by family friend Rob­ ert H Thomas, dr. who has known Mrs. Tillman for many years. Prince Robinson and grand­ son William Tillman Jr. dedi­ cated the well- loved selection "God Has Smile on Me". W il­ liam Jr. played the electric piano nnd Prince Robinson gilayed the guitar. To further entertain the honoree, great granddaughter Rny'nell Tillman nnd cousin Jnsmync George performed a creative dance to the music o f "Order My Steps*. The tribute o f love lo a great family member and friend wns sung by Elolse W. Dllllgnrd who sang ‘ Talking About a Child That Loves the Lord. Here is One*, One will ulways remember Mrs. Tillman's famous words she says dally. 'Just Inking and ruhblng* Many lovely gilts nnd a beautiful money rnsr were things to make her happy 85 turn to 86 years. The hon­ oree was Indeed happy ns her surprise proves she is still number one In the Tillman family. The blessing of Ihe iiie.il w i n given by son Ralph T liman and all dined. Marie Tillman says thanks for a great birth­ day. Children were from Geor­ gia. Sanford, DrLand nnd all send love from Philadelphia, Tcxus. Michigan and u special M ARIA TILLM AN thanks to Justin Roberson and Rena Tillman, grands who Just Sm Hawkins, Psg# SB �Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida * Sunday, September 14 199? ENGAGEMENTS H o b b yist of the week 50 ________________________________________________ Custom decorative art is her specialty By BUSAN WENNER Herald Staff Writer_____________ Janat S aw czuk and W ayna R C hapm an Sawczuk-Chapm an Mf •nut Mrs liernge Nawi /nk ul Sanford .in niitinir tlir • Mgagrltiml u| d im daughter .I.nirr I’.llillur In W.iynr II I'll.i|)in.in son ul Ms Sheila < liapman nl M u gat* N I Ilir lirlilr rlri t Is ,i I'lMI. gr.ldll.llr nl Srilllliolr Hit'll S. in...I .mil is ,i luriru r it.mi rr wltli ll.illrt Hull.I i.l S.llltlllll SfMllrn.ilStir Is I III I f llllv r III (ill ISfa | . I S ,| |i|iilrssliill.ll il.ilu rl .lint Is .i|i|ir .Mint; in i hr slim* llallv ' .it J..IS Vrgas Nrv Ifrr lliini r .i graduate u| All.min < tty llifh St limit A It. n 11li ( If v N I Is rm |iln>ril .is .isslsl.inl in.Ill agrr nl (hr It.ill.ill rrsl.iu i.inl .it thr Munir < .11 In 1 .isinn in I..ts Vega* rtir a f it. lint; will hr .111 rvrnl ul Nnv * .it tlir l.lllh.iss> Siillrs I Jit.Illllu North All.iiiiiintr Spring* Four year resident lln iul.i Phillips keeps busy as the postmaster ul llir Luke Monroe Post OlfUr hid lluds as mui li lime us posslhlr to paint and crrntr with her decorative art Her liohhy has spanned some 15 plus years and slill keeps her sjxilhnuml When tin not working I m painting.* said Phillips I v< hern doing driuratlve ail suite the early HOs Flrsl I took rlassrs lu si,lined glass Then t look some rlassrs in sk ru h ln g and then drm ruNvr art on riolhlug I look .1 lot ol rlassrs nl Kusloin Krafts in downtown Sanford T h a is w lirrr I learned the skills I have now * She explained that 'drrnrattvr art is how In p.iinl a pit ttirr and give it diincii slon ‘ Phillips lias used this arl form on various mediums l.ui adlllll* dial stir rupiy* |i.tifi t mg mi tor Mini*- bcsi 1 li.tv» niv own itniip.iiiv r.illrd 1hint fun* ( li.irin *<• 1 wi tf k (nit *pf n( h INV horn* with iiiv .Iff s.iid '1 *|wt lall/r in (lit HlftlM and (ii*l(n ii wink 1 1* *( mis ni.nl* a r hrxl bn a l.tlll Silt wauled Mimr wall pMlfl!# J shi bail mi nr|Mnal*il mb • It 1 itnt a lull Innsli on lh* E. »• 4fUtlffl with ill* wall pap* r 1 also Iliad* a ■1.»-sf |**t . I.ulv dial w ant'd a *•(Mill '- \r *■ |mxirr drawn on lh* i hr st | pulled illlleirn l dung* If' llli Mi* poslri 1 have mail* tlir* ( lif • st i r r u s mil ol w , « « ! tin* I made had five gill s amt a turn leu among a llrld of flowers on It I 1 tnlllul out of II.r Three tll.0 I 1.1t! made pirvnmslv mu woman li.e! hough! (hrtn all Nhr wanle.l the s. reen wllfl llie gill* ami lu tie hoy < iisloui matte A display of | liiltips work in.iv also lu seen >n pun based ul II.1, k l i —.i t r Mis on Flrsl Slteel Iiul I till,, flu Avenue tti llowulnwn *’ he i oiu I* i v 'I.' 11 |, nl . I. i Its saving P S S: 1 I re warding ' Phillips and hrr hiish.out Rov have been tnarriril lor 12 tears They have two d.iugli lers tara and I (rather She is a member of Ihr ( rn rial Florida f rr.nivr Artists Six irlv and the National |)rtn rattvr Arils! StKlelv shr aitilril that she has Ir.irnrd adillllou.il skills therr *Thr Central Florida Society m eets m onthly.' she said "They have a workshop aflrr rat ti meeting lhal tins several teachers com e in ami trai h us dlffrrrnl vatu lirs of art ' Phillips shared dial thr tiling she lovr* most about Iter work 1* 'that it l* very rewarding * [h r relaxation wa* another strong selling jxiint mentioned New Historical Society created in Lake Mary Alter .1 Intel Slimmer bn.ik Ihr l ake M.uv I llslor |i ul ( Minmlssiun resuineil dun itiniilhlv meetings mi luesd.iv Sept <1 al Ihr I rank I vans /'ruler Ih r Ing news ol the meeting of io n is e was re viewing die events dial look pl.1 i r ovrr the summer I lie < ommlssioti was given lull in ridol over die Imu lion ul tin Frank Evans I ruler No lung, r will dir museum librarv orrupv lost mie lllllr room ill III. Arttil Lata Long (from toll) eiptrnm background proceduftrs to Edna Pnost and Jan Knkonan Dietrich----Continued from Page 4B Klorlilii wlm i.im r Ii .k k limn thr governor s mansion in Tallahassee to liri hometown oi Sanford to attend tlir da/ zllitg jrerfor ni.nn r Aeronipllshrm nt* ol tlirsr dnnrrrs are too nomerous in mention Although dam ns audition annually, during thr entire ;t(l years, thr arttstli ill rerturs have always lirrn (hr Rye slslrrs. Miriam lUikltii and Valcrlr Wi ld Thr DOS Doth srason Is i s tilin g for tfir dancer* ami fm mrr danrrrs A gala |>irfiirtn tinre is scheduled on Feh I t I OE)H at Wlnlrr Springs High School Performing Arts C rn ln On Sept Ci. thr guild il.uir rrs. Ihrlr parents and hoard members gathrrrd fur a wrlcome hark hmrhrun at tlir Home Extrusion Cenlrr in Sanford Among others a t ­ tending were Ken Dolt lor. (iro rg r Weld and Dehlile Howmail. Instructor Thr K.nrhnntrd Slipper award wan presented to Kelly llruss and Lexle Cohn lor being the first dancers to acquire 20 sponsors each Thr luncheon was prepared tiy Diana Todd and was "enjoyed by all," according to Sally Sawczuk. DOS president ARTISTS LEARN BACKGROUND SKILLS The Sanford-Setnlnole Art Association held the monthly meeting at Shonry'a in San­ ford. According to Ashby Jones, the tone of the session was set hy a quote from Eric Sloan's hook, "I remember America*: We are In the busi­ ness of selling- not painting or works of art, hut rem em ­ brances • o f tilings long forgot­ ten. but sparked by a given piece of art. We rue in the business of selling rem em ­ brances. Leta Long demonstrated how to m.ikr watrr <olor lta< k grounds with n > k salt straps <>f l.u r and Kni.m Wrap I'm thrr Uilriexl was given rat h procedure hy showing rxnm pits of IhUshrtl p.timings on which the matrrials w rrr used Faye Sllrr. Troy Day ami .Ian Krlkorlan a ir busy planning thr I 5)5)8 inrm lirrshlp show Dir 15)518 yrailttmks will hr touipllrd hy l.rtti Lung -fan hi ikorl.mi and Troy Ray I rank Evans < enter 11 will 01 IUJI> the whole building I 01 d ir r inuuilssliiu Ibis uiealis ineiiibrrs will Ire able lu ,1. <epl more material amt linan • lal donations ,uul llirv will be able to ollei more eduiall.in.il programs thr I llslor n ,tl / ornimssii.il lias abradv begun expanding Its ■oiliiiuiiiUv ooliea i h In July a lum I k-uii was liiid for the teacher* and stall at l ake Marx Elem entalv lo enim n.igi use of die tinisi tun In !icp lemlier, a llftl) grade (la ss Iriuu l ake Mary s|ient a couple ol hour* ill thr museum duing tr seaicfi Also in Sejrlrmtirr. li hrarlan Lillian Gillfln showed .1 tlrownlr troop around die mu scum Thr girl* were aide to sir die ..in d sign dial hung over llu I no Mary f.lrl Scout lioosi It,mmlxsloii will hr s|Miris"iitu; nelr second an 110.ill.u t s. it Day on Situr■lav < *f 1* al dir Flank I.v.11 is i n * . They will help lltownies i i .liininr* earn llu 11 lust ■ I recognition s M u s i tun ihrarian Lillian i.rdtm |ovh. . aiin ou m rd dial the I ak> M • Coltimillltlv till pioveineni 'ssor latlon K lAl will lu gin g the l.ake M.lf> lllsin tii.il 1 iimissinn .1 grant u! s ' m s iu hr gi.uit money will l.i os. : in part, to make lino li need* re novation* ami repair* a! hr Frank Evan* ( i nter <>in >1 tlir item* under ilisi ussioii 1* returning ihr stage to its rlgtnal condition At tin 1 ie meeting Mary Wolle prop, ed dir crrallon ol THE THOMASES M ARK S3RD ANNIVERSARY Congratulation* a ir in order lu Ho tlir ami Roy Thomas who irleh ra lrd thrlr Stir<I wrtldlng anniversary on Aug 2(> ll was lovr at first sight when llu* good-looking sailor from North Carolina laid ryrs on the pretty girl rrotti Montana. T liry w rrr married Aug. 20. 15)4-1 in Seattle where Roy was sta ­ tioned The Thomases enjoyed travel while Roy was In Ihr Navy and (hey aic still Havel- ing After retirement from the Navy as a gunner. Roy went to work for tlir space program at Cape Canaveral where he worked on thr Drsl moon shot. He later was employed as ter­ minal managrr til Die then Sanford Airport until Ills retlrcincnt In 1985, Dottle was employed aI Sanford Naval Air Station. Seminole Memorial Hospital and later for two physicians Thr couple have two daughlrrs and are active In tlir First United Mclhodlst Church Dome has been active lu Seminole Chapter No. 2 Order o f thr Eastern Star. When she was Worthy Orand Matron, Roy was her Worthy Grand Patron. He Is also past master of the Sanford Masonic Lodge No. 02. Top o f the day to the Thomases. A de lla B a rk e r s o rvo s E llen Z a rch cake a t h e r b rida l sh o w e r HxMkwtMk w*0Imv Historical Commission librarian Lillian Griffin with Girl Scout Troop 458 an Historical Society The Lake Marv lllstoric.it Society was formed at the September meeting when .ill com m ission members voted in favor oi die formation The purpose oi the Society would he for the aid and support of the Historical Commission. A committee was formed to decide the m ember­ ship fees for the Society and to wTltc the rules that would go v­ ern It The committee will hold their first meeting on Septem ­ ber I7ih. If you are interested in joining the newly formed s o ­ ciety. you can till] Maureen Llberntorr at 324-3024 III Olde Lake Mary Days news. Ihe date has been set for Saturday. March 28 from 10 a m to 4 pan. The festival was originally scheduled for March 7tli. hut the date was changed to accommodate Ihe Civil War Rcenactors who will be coming out In full force for Ihr event. There will he some arts and crafts booths at the festival, hut they will be limited to his­ torical crafts; weaving, hand­ made wooden toys and other such crafts. Civic groups will still be welcome. Another new emphasis will be more bands on historical demonstrations for children. The Orange County Museum has oilercd to help die Commission with this pari o f the event. Local enter­ tainment will once again lie featured. The Lake Mary High Drama Club has already agreed to perform numbers from tlu-ir spring musical 'Annie. Get Your Gun*. If you arc interested In participating in or helping oui at Olde Lake NL'iry Day*, call Maureen Lllieratore at 3243024 or Mary Rowell at 3 2 1 145)8 Last year, the Lake Mary Historlcal Commission changed Its monthly meeting from the first Monday of the month to die second Tuesday, to give City Liaison Maureen Liberalore die rhnnrr to take n class on Monday nights. Maureen brought a cake to the m eeting (banking the com m ission members for their support and announcing classes were over The Commission enjoyed llu* rake and voted to move tin* monthly meetings hack to tluflrst Monday In October. The Lake Mary Historical Commission will return to Mondays at the October m eet­ ing. A second meeting Is also scheduled for the month o f Oc­ tober. Guest speaker Charlie Carlson will he at the Frank Evans Center on TUesdny Oct 14. at 7 p.m. Charlie Is I Increator o f Granny Hawkins, a Florida cracker who encour­ ages Floridians to save Flor­ ida's folk heritage. The public Is Invited to attend. S ts Rowall, Pag* 6B �S a n fo r d H a c a ld , S a n fo r d , F lo r id a - S u n d a y . S e p ta m b a r 14 , 1 9 9 7 M i l a n a v m r * w hEt e ________________________ :_____1 g f f l wr Grandfather longs to know arandson he’s never met B S 55 LFruEei ADVICE Before grandparent* C M peti­ tion for vUltaUMlt p n la tn lty BBSS Iv a d a y got* b y t h a t h e ia n o t i n m y th o u g h t*. M y h e a rt a c h e * b e c a m e A le x a n ­ d e r a n d I h a v e n e v e r m e t . M v n on a n d A le x a n d e r * * m o th e r Ib o tn c o l­ le g e g r a d u a t e * ! b e c a m e e s t r a n g e d i h o r t l y a f t e r t h e h o b y '« b i r t h , a n d h i * m o t h e r m a r r i e d n o m e o n e e l» e . H e c a u a e mV * o n g a v e up h i * p a r e n ta l r ig h t* , I lo * t m y g ra n d |> a r e n t a l r i g h t * a * w e ll. W h e n th e la w y e r * w e r e te n d in g le tt e r * b a c k n o d fo rth . I h o n e d th e o u t c o m e w o u ld a l l o w m e t o b e c o m e a g r a n d f a th e r . T h e d a y t h e ju d g e m a d e h i a d e f i a lo n , I w a a o v e r c o m e w i t h a o r r u w .' I f i n d m y i e l f w o n d e r in g h o w m y g r a n d s o n 's la n g u a g e s k i l l s a r e d e v e lo p in g , o r h o w f a r h e c a n t h r o w a b a ll. I t w a a m o * t ly th e la w y e r * w h o d e c id e d t h a t A l e x a n d e r a n d I w o u l d n 't h a v e a r e la t io n x h ip . I w a * n e v e r n u k e d h o w I f e lt a b o u t a l l o f t h i* . a n d th e y d id n T a * k m y g r a n d - ABIGAIL VAN BUREN ■on e i t h e r . I f b e w e r e o ld e ia iu g h t o r e a d t h i * l e t t e r , I w o u ld w a n t h i m to k n o w th a t t h i* a e p a m tlo n w a a n t m y id e a A GRANDPA WITH A BROKEN HEART DEAR U RAND PAt You r* la o n ly o n * o f (h o ninny heart* hraihlng letter* I have received from grandparen t* w ho have been sep a ra te d fro m th e ir gra n d a h H d rsn fo r re e a o a * beyon d their control. Often In custody bottle* and adoption*, little consideration I* given to th* bend* between children and In mart state*. It I* possible for grandparent* to petition for 'Od’* * " * Continued from Page 41 want to thank everyone for their helping to make thle a grand eucceasfUl celebration. AT KXTKAVAOAJfZA ijE m a a B a le w ia liiid ifo it n « N * wi< M MawtAMMBgaatgi C/**r f i j S E .r ^ i! X h a ie Kiwi f e e iwr*. Kie i kiwi PRIME TIME O o o ® 600 | MI ctner Hp*s nSmtSs The St. James House of Prayer Youth Department sponsored It* drat Youth Ex­ travaganza. Thi* pro^am waa held to give the youth of the church apcdal recognition and an opportunity for them to pralac and worship Ood in their own special way. The leaders of the church believe that young people mutt be able to express themselves In order to grow and become aplrttunlly mature. Special thanks to Ood for the fellowship of the youth cholra who were on the youth proV nm. Choirs attending were: k«eacuc Church of Ood of San­ ford. Apostolic House of Prayer of Winter Oarden and Clearwa­ ter Missionary Baptist Church of Sanford. Crowned 1997 king wa* Dea­ con Mehrtn Hunter Jr. and queen la Junior missionary TICKETS AVAILABLE POE FOOTBALL CLASSIC Ticket to the 18th Annual Florida Classic featuring Flor­ ida A ft M University v* Bet hune-Cook man College ore on sale. The classic will be played on Saturday, November 22 at 7:30 p ro. at the Florida Cllrua Bowl In Orlando. There la' reserved sideline scaling between the goal lines for 820 End tones, corner sec­ tions and general admlaalon sealing la 815. Tickets for FAMU and BCC students may be purchased at the colleges for BI3. General, admission ticket* for the public are avail­ able at Tlckctmsster by phone or through their website at wwwtlcketmaster.com. Tickets may also be pur­ chased at the FAMU and BCC box offices or at the Orlando Arena box office. Call the Florida Citrus Sports box office far group tickets o f 20 or more. For Information call (407) 4232475 Organ Club maata Tuaaday Tom Wingate of Thoroughbred Music will be the guest or­ ganist far the Deltona Organ Club's first meeting o( the sea­ son on Tuesday. Sept. 18. at the First Presbyterian Church. East Hlghbanka Road. Dellary. Charlie llart will play the warm-up session at 7.-00 p m. After Toro Wingate s musical program, he will demonstrate new sounds with MIDI equip­ ment. Tickets for the club's fall Organ Extravaganza will be available. The public la invited. For further Information pteaae call Jean Hurt at (904) 94J• 154 or Dorothy Bethune at (9041 880-4871, UTpys IW tfiW ,<*„|bPp*. •♦iiHaPwwiM * « —> W M tW nii r &^|TJ Wa ZA M i V i i nSgSml ISSnfiStf ••'.{iui.jLk«w,]kjy IU .IU , jg g jjf ■ |iHt| m TM u . li II Mi UaiwJ I t p e ' i 1b WFT James House of prayer. These two young people, were selected based on their outstanding dedication and support to their church and for the Christian like behavior and character displayed throughout the year. Hunter la an eleventh grade student at Seminole High School where he Is active on hi* school basketball team, and enjoy* reading and watching TV. LaToya Robinson la a senior at Seminole High where ahe enjoys her typing and com ­ puter classes. Elder Eugene and Jackie Cooper are leaders at St. James House o f Prayer. Rowell— Continual from Page M ■RIDE* TO-BE Ellen larch la the secre­ tary/ receptionist for the Senior Center. Her bos# and friend. Paulee Stevens, and several members o f the sewers group surprised Ellen on Tuesday. Sept. 0 with a party to cele­ brate EUen'a upcoming nup­ tials. The seniors enjoyed cake and lea cream while Eikn told them about the ui event. EUen'a slater Is the decorating for t h e ------- and her Athire stepson la tak­ ing care o f all the catering. Ellen la marrying Edwin Lerncr on Saturday. Sept. IS. .... / l\ i /Vf/* . 1 UK 1 f,1441( 1 i IN I M m 11! r\ \ > if 1 ” I f * A flt r a n c flO M g X C Ita BAOQAOS iio « i im o *» o r * »# l a t o n a l o r th e jung le i*4»*t»74*' rat ■ HOODLUM t » storm mo i 1 ■cw Bw Ttossnr 1 J 1 J J GLL JAMB no*iono*>* ■ MV BEST FM BNM WiDOBfOJ rtoaurm no m l MMEC taoMonotu CONSPIRACY THtOftY la ta ta tx REE DOWN BSLOW 1*444J0TM 010 J J J J o e P a d o r e k IS y o r Chicago Ifalr StyttMnuwheretotem you la the Lake Mary Area. (Monday thruSE. boun) Joining the ifaff M The Permanent Solution HA* AND NA* MLON __________ DRIFTWOOD VILLA!IK }323 W. Lake Mary Blvd • lake Mary. Florida 32746 take 303 Call For An Appolmmrnt or Stop By (4 0 7 )3 2 3 -6 5 2 2 AGAINST ALL ODDS. SHE MADE » �Where doee she find the time? teacher to me.* But doesn't like homework sere with • hint, hoping Dad will read this story esse up a little. Tiffany Gibson keeps pretty busy at LM HS Tiffany ran country man. hut she didn't like Die distance. *lf the finish line ie out o f d igit, ll'e herd to got mothrMed. i e I switched to track tnetesd. U works out better because tt doesn't conflict with cheerleading in the fall.* She practices often with the high school choir. She sings in the Odyssey, a show chotn the Magtcaia, a medieval group: and In Quartet, a barbershop jpoup. Tiffany also holds down a part time jo b at Seminole Town Center Limited Too. to the Htrsid Tiffany Gibson, a Lake Mery High School junior, gne ta cross country because tt conflicted wtth cheertendtng practice. It'a a good thing she did because wtth s little bit more conditioning, no one would be able lo keep up with her whirlwind pace. Tiffany belongs lo four choirs at LMHS. the Interact Club, cheertcsdlng, runs track In the spring, and holds down a lob and keeps a tight rein on her boyfriend of 32 months. Tripp. According to Assistant Principal Boyd Kama, "Tiffany does wed academically. Is quiet, and presents herself to the kids on campus In such a way that It causes people lo look up lo her.* Recommended by her teachers. Tiffany is this track's Good Kid. *1 enjoy »h e she that and » u L •.. t JL& M l. • b a Lika Mwy wmr bt km>A^u 1 |a W Hljf L"WOWgQ wl a member of the Interact Club because at the community sendee work we do i Mars she is at tw Lake Mary eludenl who dnds ot r kbrary. with Senior Clilxena troubled kids." she says. She's a teacher's kid- but soys that with the dress rode stands. how being In her dad's math class this year Isn't a problem. *Hc‘s just like a normal Tiffany Lake Mary earned the peers as staff. She's a well rounded young adult wlih activities in the school as well as In the community. She's one o f many kids you would be proud to know In your community. n Our county schools are lo ­ cated in good towns wttb no major problems to be concerned with. It it understandable, some students said, tf are went (o a high school where kids were getting beaten up for their Nike shoes but that just is not Ihe case In our county. i J Back when most of these at udents parents were teenagers, their wardrobe waa an Impor­ tant part of their style and gen­ eration as ours is today. Just like bell bottoms, dags, and cool shades wrre popular In the suites. Ice tops, baggy jeans, and clogs Iwhich still havn'l gone out of style) arc popular In the nineties After live weeks Into the school year, the dress code cri­ sis to Seminole students has seemed to calm down and Schapkner has cleared up any misunderstanding about the regulations to her staff and ad­ ministration. Which, tn turn, ahould make alt the studenta pleated. Saturday school was not sounding like a Ain way to ■pend the weekend for Semmole students. Schapkner said, "There's such a gray area in the apparel for studenu ________ lo wtar. -It's It'a hard to have oil the teachers know what actually la right and wrong. Es­ pecially when one la saying the student la dressed Inappropriate and another l» sending them to the office." It'a a nice thought wanting all the students to Dt unified to­ gether as one but not realistic and truly not necessary. Stu­ dents want to be unique and each with his or "her own per­ sonal touch of style. With tailforms and dress codes a part of that la lost. laff Correspondent m i'-7 Tha Lake Orangey Players praaanled "Man, Woman and Passion.* last Thursday at their audMoraum. Actors performed scenes bom aavaral wet-known dramas, Including this one bun The Diary of Adorn and Eva.* Courtney Is a senior at Semi­ nole High uittft some pretty utrong /eeltnga about Ihe county'e new dress code. Top 10 Movie• 1. Copland starring Sylvester Stallone 2. Conspiracy Theory Mel Gibson 3. Air forte One Harrison Ford m if m Ib g J jOSirtflet A ir (BNA) Last Week: No. 4 2. Ikfeha Ikarwsed "How Do I Live" (MCA) N a 3 3. Tracy Lawrence "How A Cowgirl Says Ooodbyt" (Atlantic) V A L U E -P A C K E D E N TE R TA IN M E N T 4. Eveat Bartsan Laurence Flihbame i 3- Mill WHMills O'Neal 6. Spawn Michael Jsl White 7. Mag b a t c h WU| Smith I. Contact fodle poster 9. Pktnrs Perfect Jennifer Anthony ! t Bams "Do Tfoa Lika Ikin' (Orand JnryfRCA) No. 7 3. LoAan M ass "How Do 1 Lbs" (Cafe) No. 14 A. Dra fltt taero Maks A Premiss" (Island) No. 4 7. M Depress "Invisible MM" (Motown) No.? *. Cssttn Feat, 49 Thaya "C V When 0 Oat Than" (Tommy Boy) 'University of i i’ll n viTi �Business C h a m b e r lauds S em in ole busin esses tfT ’i r r ' 1 f'londn Solar gets new building I • • !nu*loi^\ liu in i MisM llmtoi «*1 |um»1 ii ,! •.juipnnnt vi, ill !*i t .ik I'linrhil in <h l"l*i 1 s.jimii t,•»*t **•’ * .i.tMlmi KVuil mi ,v i! * %r| w* .is. |j|. imc ^ .. *. • w MII 1. V - . v\ < •»! s t i . 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Il l s I Ik I*tt ( t Ik.41 Yitt| v.111 III lllg • m il 1• [M ils f« l » tin i .uni Mien ship Wit II »'i it Mulh's i’lvrs us «i 1 r. 1 .III v.intugc in tin’ In rr nut lllll.il lli.ll krt Jli.li r intrrr Ming 1tin- nl tinitlings that has rin rrgn l Irniti tt.ii knit; iiscts nl r iZ s iivpi till- \f,lts IS III.It UVff ilO JH’f i rnt nl the Hun.* itrr I 1 S I last'll Sii 11 Is clrat Dial this is a pari nl thr snlutliill In mu trade deficits Mote .mil more riuirs are used for expnrfs rather than imports the .ilfjxnt has taken tile first strps to brim; tins ecoiinmii development tixil to Memlnnlt* ( minty The next step is to formally apply to the fT/. lln,ml Thr ,.trp<irl Is •irlivrly .seeking to assess the ilrgrrr nl Interest that exists Hay Wise nl the Orlando Sanlord Alrjmrl Is currently acting as the pntni man In this ellect Wise would like lo hear from any firms that are Interested lit hrrunilng In­ volved lly MAKI A ORKM IIcr.ild Stall Writer I In- I , ic.Un 1akr M.ti \ tic,.throw (h .im itrf nl Com m r l i f held Its Hist 'Vision uf sm i i s / award p irs m ta lln ii ifin gn i/ ln g area businesses Mu nit JMI proplr atleuded die liinchron Friday at the Hr.ithmw Country clu b where i a n erfssimm .tolni Mica was tin- guest »|>eaker It* great to he home * Mlea said Mi. a who serves tin thr tiaiispuitutlon rom illltlrr in Washington D C . told rhaiuhrt m rm liris lhal allocntlim mmiev lor thr district .which im hides Seminole County, has mi teased and a fair share nl tax dull.its will he returned to thr riiiiimutilly Stic,i informed business replesenlatlves that Sem inole would siKin see progress on several major road projects The bridge tiver which Mica called Is on the federal addition, lie suit!, a lane added on I rsienil into the •lira Above. Diana Parker chamber executive director and Dave Mealor mayor ot Lake Mary, present a visionary award to Dr Konrad Filutowski and Motxn Quigg of Filtowski Cataract and Laser Institute below Mealor and Martha Miller ot the chamber present on award lo Hollis Urtttm ot Custom Cable in­ dustries For Personal & Commercial Insurance Interstuti -I. a 'disaster.* agenda In there will hr I whit li will m rlrololltan This will gel done one way nr anolhrr and It can hr dune very mrx|>rnslvrly,' Mira said TONY IUJSSI jn T O N Y RUSSI IN S U R A N C E Vuu urrd relief now and yon can l wait hrrausr business growth is Itiruinbrnl on a vi able tiansportatlon syslrm " 2575 S French A ve Sanford Mira said he Is also working to secure binding for altrrnattve transportation such as light rail and transit. Mira thanked business le a d ­ ers for Ibrlr contributions and job opportunities they rreatr ill tile county. He em phasised the need for good wages lo !.■ cure the future of Seminole residents 'You are the reason for the success In this county." Mica said Following a brief synopsis of the individual companies. Lake Mary Mayor David Mealor pre sented the awards to DellSouth Mobility, lirlle Voice Systems. ClnrluntU Hell Inform ation B u s in e s s S c e n e s AutoNation USA executives. Larry Rich, president, and John Drury, senior vice president, marketing, were on hand during the grand opening celebration at the aulo su­ perstore that recently opened in Sanford at 4911 Wayside Drive, just off ot Interstate 4. The Floridabased used car megastore Is Ihe first In Orlando and the 15th nation­ wide. The facility features a 24,000 square-loot showroom, a 26,000 square-foot automotive service center. Customer! may browse through an extensive Inventory of cars and trucks through computer stations. Each vehicle comes with a 09 day bumper to bumper limited warranty, a seven day money back guarantee and 24-hour roadside service assistance for one year. 322-0285 .U t io -O t r in T N In m u 4 « I * Vrt Systems. Crestenl Itrso iirirs Inr . Custom Cable Industries Kllutowskl Catarai t ft Laser Institute. First CSA Florida Hospital Senior Hralth ft Me sotirt e Center, (itrnwuml I ’roji erltes hit . DTK. I’hoenlx In ternatlnnal Ltd Im IT/zuti Devrlnjiiiient lur . Kealvest Partners Inc . Seagate Suit ware. 7,OM Development Inc It keeps more than memories alive. Am erican Heart Associationf tghtrngi srnt Stnmm AMERICAN' IIIAKt ASSOCIATION MEMORIALS* fRIHUUS 1-800-A! IA-U SA1 r a t t r f • V'» / tw»/r#n PUBLIC NOTICE PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE VOLUSIA/SEMINOLE CONSORTIUM’S 1997-98 CONSOLIDATED PLAN AND THE 1992-93 FINAL STATEMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT OBJECTIVES AND PROJECTED USE OF FUNDS O n O c to b e r 2 8, 1997 the S o m in o lo C o u n ty B o a rd o f C o u n ty C o m m is s io n e rs w ill c o n s id o r a m e n d in g Ih e 1 9 9 2 -9 3 F in a l S ta te m e n t of C o m m u n ity D e v e lo p m e n t O b je c tiv e s and P ro jo c to d U se o f F u n d s ("F in a l S la le m o n O and tho 1994-95, 1 995-96 a n d 1 99 6 -9 7 O n o Y ear A c tio n P lan s of the C o u n ty 's C o n s o lid a te d P la n T h o F in al S ta to m o n t a n d tho C o n s o lid a te d P lan g o v e rn th o a llo c a tio n a n d o x p o n d itu ro o f C o m m u n ity D e v e lo p m e n t B lock G ra n t (C D B G ) P ro g ra m fu n d s U nd or tho tho C D B G . P ro gram , tho B o a rd is c o n s id e rin g the a d d itio n ot Ihroo (3} n ow a ctiv itie s , as follow s. • $ 1 7 2 ,0 6 9 for tho re n o v a tio n of a b u ild in g o w n e d b y S o m in o lo V o lu n to e r E n te rp ris e s . Inc. lo r u so as a fo o d d is trib u tio n c o n lo r lo r lo w e r in c o m e h o u se h o ld s . • $ 1 0 5 ,0 0 0 for Ihe re h a b ilita tio n o l Iw o (2} b u ild in g s o w n e d by the H o u s in g A u th o rity of the C ity o f S a n fo rd , Inc., for use as child c a re /d e v e lo p m e n t c e n te rs for lo w o r in c o m o w o rk in g m o th e rs . • $ 6 ,0 0 0 for R S V P , Inc., fo r th o p u rc h a s e o f c o m p u te r e n d o ffice e q u ip m e n t fo r u se by V IS T A v o lu n lo o rs w o rk in g w ith lo w e r in c o m e K -3 s tu d e n ts to fa c ilita te re a d in g . Tthem•Hpar.ft ptovtifi i t a ptJbt«c t r w * C1994 *Jnf Wmn J&L Fine Jewelry Mr Where You Can Afford To Have The Best WHOLESALE TO THE PUBLIC REPAIRS • CUSTOM ORDERS • ITALIAN GOLD CHAINS $7.65 Per Gram DIAMOND STUD EARRINGS .25 T.W. $89.00 1123 E. Altamonte Dnvo • Attamonte Springs (Next to Honey Baked Hams on S R 436} L a y a w a y • H o u rs : M - Sat. 10 A M. • 6 P M . 407-332-5335 T h e B o a rd is n o w p ro v id in g fo r and in v itin g p u b lic c o m m e n t on th e s e th ro e a m e n d m e n ts . A n y o n e d e s irin g to c o m m e n t o r a sk a n y q u e s tio n s re g a rd in g th o s e a m e n d m e n ts m a y c o n ta c t the S e m in o to C o u n ty C o m m u n ity D e v e lo p m e n t O ffico at tho fo llo w ­ ing a d d re s s and te le p h o n e n u m b o r: B u d d y B a la g ia , P rin c ip a l P la n n e r C o m m u n ity D e v e lo p m e n t O ffic e S e m in o le C o u n ty G o v e rn m e n t 1101 E ast F irst S tre et S a n lo fd . FL 32771 4 0 7 -3 2 1 -1 1 3 0 , e x te n s io n 7384 F a x: 4 0 7 -3 2 4 -4 8 1 8 E -m a il: b a la q ia Q iu n o .c o m C o m m e n ts w ill be re c e iv e d u n til O c to b e r 14, 1997 (a m in im u m 3 0 -d a y c o m m e n t p e rio d Is re q u ire d b y F e d e ra l re g u la tio n ) a n d w ill be tra n s m itte d to e a c h of th e C o u n ty C o m m is s io n e rs p rio r to < the O c to b e r 2 8 , 1997 m e e tin g . P le a s e c a ll the C o m m u n ity D e v e lo p m e n t O ffic e if y o u h a v e a n y q u e stio n s . ^ im‘ i �SanlOHl Mnrald Sanlo-il Florida Legal N o tic e s I N V IT A T IO N T O N B l O t )# ■ • OT The City of Sanford. Florida. ( N i l " receive Saaiad 6'de up to NO ON on Monday September 791h. 1997, m fha Purchasing Offica. Hoorn 241 of City Had. for the following Ham|t| ANNUAL N IO U IN IM IN T B TON AU TOM OTIVE/ I O U I P M I N T PANTS •;All llida m u t l ba artflrawa-l w I ifoliow% |;A: f a r M i l l D s J l v t r i i PjfC het ing Aganl ' City of Sanford P O Boa w aa Sanford. f l 327721708 F ir Haiti D i U . t r , : IN T H I C I R C U I T C O U N T OT T H I K I Q H T I I M T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT OT THE S T A T I OT TLONIOA. IN AN D T O N S IM IN O L K C O U N TY CIV IL D IV IS I O N C A S S N O ST* 1 107 -C A 14 A F ON D C O N S U M EM FINANCE C O M P A N Y 'N( r lymtiff DAVID 1 O v I S ’ i A/h /a DAVID f U Q I N T D y | S S . I I AI Dafanrlanlltt N O TIC B OT SALS Not-* a •« hereby given Itial tHrituant ti» a final Summary iu d g m a r t of fina l miur* ••*ila*a*l n the almva vlylarl i aute ut the ( i*l -III (-lM.il '>a"n(<iila r «-i,r ty r uir -!• < w n Pure hating Agent val' trie pni| ait y t'tuate in [•*, City of Sanford bemmii a • in,i i•y 1 Inf >1 | * Room 741 date r tied j i 300 N Park Avenue f Ml S O U t H f Mi v 7«.4 f l i t r>I •i Sanford. F t 377 7 1 f M| (Nl S t| M| * 1».5 M l ' O l t B -d t raeaiwad attai N O O N on |#>nday September 791h 19V-’ 4 »f t fit O r . p t * MA I Of THf ^tli ba returned to tfia •a-ider S A N F O R D I All MS A C C O R D Qopened F a d i m d a or i « • *NO I O f»f| 9*l Af I M I M I O I AS ^Seated b»dt *ii ba apnit bid t willwnot ba pubt*ty a t « apt M K . O M D I D N I'l A» BOOR • ad and read aioud later on PAT. I *78 Pt Jlt lK R EC O R D S Ip tambar 79th. 1997 at 7 00 Of SI M 'N O I f f f)IJN t f 1 1OR the City C om m ia tio n DA b ember* Room 11/. 100 N A/K/A 50/0 OMANI,| fir *. It | I r k Avan./a Sanford. FtoRda VAMO S A h f O f l D f| |/7»l ppe erfnation* and the p»op#» at pdMii v i a to l'ia t y'.avt forma are a«a laMa at no end be*l b-ddar lot • a%n at the |tf. *n |ha Po'ehating o H c a I tool Don* Semin- *• ginning Monday September Cou nty Cot ifthnnt* Sat •ti»i| Ith . I f f / The telephone num flo'ula «t i t do a m tt . i f t« 140/1 3 JO 381 I 7 l*d day Septan-ha* t i d The City ol Sanford raaa*«a« MA It r A N N I MOItSf t n g M lo accept or retail a >» f.l I MR Of r Ml Ilf I • It* ad b*d* with or wdhot.l R y Jen* F . #%•* Rote lo waive ter *••••( eh* e« ftap.lty ' I*.! | to aecapt tha bid •»-t*i •• lodgement bat t t a r « a « t*-a Da** a* r •« ••j - « f % ,. m fa ra tt ol tha City i t ' ' Nntt*. M- .•a.attl r a ' t o n t w t h d-*4b- t at *-eert *t* | a F ■ I a i t» I aa t'tlani a to pa** (.'pat* »n A M E R I C A N S W IT H By of that# proc e a d - r y « D I S A B I L I T I E S A C T |A0A| oohJ contact rf a l'a*t« NOTICE i ADA Co«»r<! natni ai I lo *.• tylD IA . 5 W *-• (IlSAHn S kit torty aight ho o »t in r t| . Nl t fits « 1*1 A •« A ft. | a v*nte o» tha mee t-r g A MM A* OF# * I AH •ty ol Sanfo'd * c If A ’ f IN **MS Pit . M I N . I I Coopar SM« II, . u l fJh»A I f HI It » I u*t r-aimy Agant A I M •« S *It A * I f . ti ll A . I I p U a L a r It l y t ' S O O N A* f iS Slfll I M I P( b*'th Septemr,#* '4 tv* PMOM •••' 17 I 4 t I" * •» 01 l . l 1/ #it t a - •ss •• i «/7 * f T LJi • It t ei -. #• VIA •i irit'DA nf a* ' IN TMS C I R C U I T C O U N T I O T TMS B I O H T 8 C N T H P tf- V . 5 « la—if ; JU O IC IA l C IR CU IT f.El 7 | IN A N O T O N S IM IN O L I COUNTY. IN TH E C I R C U I T C O U R T TLONIOA IN A N O FOR 4 A 8 I N O •/ 0 4 8 9 C A t4 A lB M IN O ll COUNTY I* i N t M v w i D f f u n d n . TLORIOA RP OM AO ON n/fc a C A l l NO 9k O J f O C A 14 f UNTMfWlDI H O MI t It ' ll # 5 • 1 i -M ANS NC i I* | • M Pia r I-** •« . *,’ A . » 1. » . , »t lit It * ■ilL H i AN O R M l ' HU* r « ’ a. I . • J i O f A SI I CM* • I S a " i Ah ■ *A HUN ' 4 »h i t , r, , •jtl-At, i l, ( tM M uNff » A | S 0 C 'A f * 0 N »N(. •<|>i UNa NOArh *I N a n f S 1 it*t» a t#» » V - « - d - > g a* 7*4 Ai *»♦»»• .« a ,♦* i o i y a x i i i • -*-da, - ••• Ja’ a •« » ( •••* f4 f • Ml A M W A t , ! i, i-A, N- . » N O T I C E O T BALE ^H>l | « *••••! f p M *• 4* I t ' Bua"t »u <»••!•* < S 7A• | ' al « a-f -i.-lg * • * t. pi n* i M -l a 'a t ,• i F ii<% -n t*ii« •a .«• ( ■ ( ii i ' ou 't id S « **'»■•• N O T t C I OF M l | , ,1 *. •« * ' 1 ’. *-l III I t . C S j o t y Ttof -da w > §• *f • I ' i ' l ' f ’ r B tuatad -n S t f i n o t •'•a' *•».*% •ant t 1 .«• ,.|g— a- » Cfunty, T*ur da d#Bt t bad a% «« • i#t DT Z|4 W fR iV A t t J N f C l U R lltH t A V h | m | -8 •« MORI It* 4 3 *Ak I H U N T EEC f 'ON I a« i o*d ¥ 18 , at a O i l r - l i ' - l t M»* I i IN# INa p' plat fharant a t <*f «• Mill. »n am* In# l a t B u a b la **Bya ~ C -N «*A ' 4 s r i i l14r e> fffca Sammola « w i l y F •<»•»*)a ( • H i to. t i and 97. of tba No »*i <>|*0 L A (4 | It a PS Sl N FWcorda Of Sa m. ng lt c Aunty flor-da #nde*etgna«| C'a*a • - %• 4» (nib'ii %4 • <U • * -y* M ' 4* t at Rubkr Sal# to th# n.ghaa* f a t ' f ..Ida* fo# ••* 4l A » » l balda* for cat'* at tna Wat* •font d * t» • S i w - i • f t o n l f M u m a o* the Sammo'a Cou nty ( . , •,.tt ... «■ I l I, County C i i b 'l b o u B f Sanford Pa»* A«at<.«a Sa> • -*-l •F - or da t ' 11 00 i " on SI P Sa>*> "oi* i.uu* ty I It.* *la •' I'-# ' tf M B ! M |#rf Hf9* hour - • M 00 l « • M.#. * ;t*. W 'fN IS S hand a* d »ha lay SI F'f f MMI II A L | y « ‘ Sea* of this Court tn.y 7<f*f> da* •••»• I alia • ' # 4' I a *I y %.*. tt A U G U S T 19YT . 'aa a'e •• t f-a.-.g , M A R v ANNE M O R 3 I n u t t , 1t -» - U |a% i ha t «v , Ce** ol the C rcui* l «-u*» •n'»r.#v* By Jan# 1 Jetew-i • •4 4n*e t ,’ 1 1 5 * Deputy C # ’ k SAN* f|Ml f It A 4 . .C i A C L ' f M W A l » f M I B(|u-*a *i •n»<1 • i tf. '*# 4 •.» •I 110 *h«.maBvilia Ft..ad •at ii*ila • Pi #t 'fa Ahataaa. Fionda J7Ju* •9041 771 1930 •’ agaa ♦. and t Altnmay to# Fl< nfi»t ••at n*d% *«• Sa-» -• ••il# RuSliBh Saplambar * 4 " * V tiff a f MAM*ANNI M It t lEFia t Ih| - iFtCU' * Ci i u M f IN TH E C I R C U I T C O U N T fly ja'** I Ja%*w-< 0 9 T H I 1STM J U D I C I A L Daputy < l«tk C I R C U I T IN A N D TO N » MAN* R MK iMAM I S , - »*f S IM IN O L I COUNTY. P 'J Hr,. 4848 TLONIOA Sa* ft*»d I . I / : * . ’ 4*4* C I R C U I T CIV IL O IV IS IO N Pub' »'• Saptamba* '4 ' '♦4 r C A S I NO t ? I 9 S 3 C A 14 I 01 l M M' 09 - MS T RANK ate t'a.nt.f *B N O T I C E OF BOA AVI TtGlNO AR CH PUBLIC HEARING A N Q Il C O M M U N .tf NllTtf | S Hi l»# liv f«iVl »• Il f ; C H U R C H at al »»•! O l# OF l O N D W n o U Defendants •wORlDA. that tha Board .♦ N O flC I Ad,i<«tf.ia'i* III* >A ■ wdl hnlif a j O T T O N IC L O S U R C ACTIO N Pub' i Hearing •n 5apfa-f|.a> t q AVlN Q lN O AR CH AN C,|i 74th ’ 99 7 4t ». 00 P M u* av C O M M U N IT Y C H u n C H It- .1 fh*i#> |*!*l H iw-t-'a } (Place of OoB<n#BB unknown! ' *-a 4 -gw---n| t, L . * i-'ttn- • YOU AML H f R I O v NOT F l I D < t a * t a iv t 75 Wavl Wa'.a Jinal an action for foracloBa*a •>* A.a ■.* I'l-tgw- ’-d * t da *■t Mo'tg ag a on the following i tinS'la- tf<a t,."- -a r-g ’ •*•! if t l JdtBcr>bad proparty Ap (>• i j i * f#ati. y I ab.itt j L O T 41 S H A D Y OA R S »a*ba< b i,'• raa* tul •»’ • *• sJ J a c c o r d i n q to tm i p i at tuat f«* 7 faal J i T H f R C O F AS R f C O M O t O IF# Gar-atal i nca lt oii i’ fi.ih i P i AT DOOK 11 PAOT 74 Pu ll Court l U C R tC O R O S OT S IM lN O lf f.l# P areal O • nr I aga* fl ,I C O U N T Y . TLO R IO A D a n i plion l« d |f Am*»ttl*il Lb 1' ’** bean filed aga n*i you and »**at ol lo n g w o o d lit#»»i yog are taquired to aa*va a A * u p y at this rai|oa«i a j « a I ro p y of you* wntlen (JafansaB ab>a fur public review at !••* tf any. to it. on Q l I N l 0 0 1 D Planning OivtBinr* hnlwa.tr- A •TO B I R O . C S Q U I R I . Atlornay tor AM to 5 00 PM workdays Tha Plimtift, H O f Brt'.kall Avanua. office ts located at 174 W Suita BOO. Miami. Florida J J t J l Ch u rch Avenue, longwood on or batora thirty <30f days Florida or you may call nor from tha data ol tha brat pubit office at 44071 780 1487 cal ion of this notice and Me tha Al ihts mealing, inleretted o’ lftnal with the Clark of this p a r t u s may appear and tie Court otherwise a default will heatd wdh respects lu Iha ba anlaiad againtl you for iha raguevl Tin* h*a!-l-g fl-4y be relief d em and ed m tr<a continued front lima t«» tuna Complaint until final action >s complete NO TE P U R S U A N T 10 THE Parsons with disabilities need TAfR DEBT C O LLEC TIO N mg assistance lo pait-cipate in PRACTICES ACT Y O U ARE any of these proceedings -ADVISED TH AT THIS LAW FIRM Should contact the AD A to o uh IS D E E M E D T O BE A O I B T nalor at (40/) 7ft0 14 «t, at least C O L L E C T O R A T T E M P T I N G TO 18 hours n a d v a r c e ut tt a C O L L E C T A D E B T A N D ANY maetmg IN FO R MA TIO N OO T AI N ED W i l l An parsons aie advised that tt BE U S E D FOR TH AT PURP OS E they dectda tn ap|te.tl any ilei t W IT N E S S my hand and aaal of Sion made al these 'Hastings, •aid court al Sanford. Florida the appeal must be based on on t h u 10th day ol S CP TE M the public reenrd made during B C R . 1997 consideration of this mailer (Circuit Court Saai) Smca the City ol l o n g w o o d MARYANNE M OR SE does nol provide verbatim mi n­ As Clark. Circuit Court utes of ds meetings. <1 •% the OY %/ Cacaba V Ekarn responsibility of an appellant to Deputy Clark p rn v de such minutes at than I dfrey for Plaintiff own eapense (see Chapter •UN 2 QOLOBERQ 786 0105. FS) ESQUIRE fh# matter discussed at this O Ooa 310310 hnarmg is quasi tudicial tn '••ml. Florida 33731 nature As such, interested pa* [305) 3/4-4700 lias a'e prohibited from con NOTI CE fadi ng members of the Board Any paraon with a diaab<ldy of Adjustment on thie metier, squiring rsasonabla ac commoeacept d j r - r g the public hea’ alion should call Cou tl tog. or by written comm un ica ­ •dminiBtrators office at (407) tion to Iha Planning Divsi on al 23*4330 • nol taler than seven the address above '•y* prior lo Iha procaadings Geraidme /ambri. Ctty Clef* 'p/XiBh: Sep tember 14. 21. Publish September *4. 1997 O il-Ill .OCI-173 I I 4 L eg al N o tic e s Legal N o tic e s IN T M i C I R C U I T C O U R T OT T H I I I O H T I f f N T H JUDICIAL C IR CU IT IN A N D T O R SCM INO IE COUNTY. TLORIOA CIVIL A C T I O N C A S K NO 98 t 7.17CA IIOUS SE AD M ') fl f f. 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Till N U " I R I Y U N I Files !0 9/SS t and »’/u 1 78 f *tT 111 OF I'l t'l A ' Of SANO (iaaai.il loca tion Snufftwesl m i n t " nl Hart fl. 1 l .(*•• M.'.t 1 Kill MA u h l t b ’ SNR . A C C O R D Alnrna Ave (SR 47b) INC TC T h e PI A' ' H E R E O F AS S<fe O i l acte RE ( o r O f f IN Pi A' R O O K 17. fteiluest Cimiprefiensive Plan .tmnndtnrnl from OIT m •» tn P A G E S I t AND *2. P U B L IC Com matcial. and Ra/orung Irton A i |Ai)n1' illtl Ml« t,i • N T SEM 'N O l E HI COIID& O' |Pl.lM*ad Cnminrircijl Disinctl CO U NT Y. E i O R tiA j i k / » 70* romrmsstnn D'StMrt si |fomu, Ma'nyl S j M n ij Rn t ’ ••od Ft-u-dj N O T E : The general puhit* is eocoo'agetf to appear at ties tie.tr 1/7 7i •ng and present input -n accordance with ll-a |.n , adi.n-v m a i l i-t D A i r n tins -tb d.iv id Hie l PA/PE2. or subrml written i nmmenls In It.e i •.rn-i-l I'lsnninii •eii'emtiei. ti g ? Offu e I *01 f ast Fust *it'eat 5.0 fu'd Fl J 7 D I , leli'|iln.i « d o- 'l MAftyANNI M'T"<1 171 t l. io ••tension 74JO nr FAS 178 17 19 these he.u i g% may A i (.lark ol sa u t Ourf be continued from tope to time as found n er e st ai y by the By Ja in E J i u> » c lPA/f*A7 Copies of Hie stall report ivgarding lti-s am* udmenl. A» Rain.ly C 'e d Hie proposed ordinance, and rei tied mfoniiatio'i. including .my F-titer A Gitlifr. P A written comments received, are ava'iablv lor public review .it the Su.lu JJO address above Hoorn 1000 between tho hoots of 8 00 » m m d IS/0 Madrug.t Avenue 5 00 p m . Mr >iday through Fnday. e a d u d m g holidays Coral Gables. Fionda 3114b Persons with disabilities needmg assistanco to participate ••» ‘ Pertonk w'Hi a tlisabt'dy who any of these proceedings stiould contact the Employee Halatnms need a spert.H .»V rommo dah on Department AD A Coufdinjtof 48 hours m adv.vn »« of the mentmg lo parlTipafa u» H ut procned<ng al (40/| J7t 1130. •■tension 7941 Persons u'O olvs nil that it should contact ADA they wish to appeal any deciSiuti made at Hus int-.vl.nti tin y w-U Coordti'alni .it Sannnide C nunly naad a r x (ml of (lie p»m eert-ogs. and fin m 'i p ip »• «. tr.,.v CouilhnuSt* J ot N Park may need lo ensme that j verbatim r et tm l of d . pi , , d»tgs ■ Aveo n- S.i tn N 10! Sanlord made which record includes the testimony md ovule......... .. < Florida l?77t it >east days which the appeal is to be based, pet Section 7 hi. U S t i n t pr-ot to Ihw pio ce ndm q Statutes Telephone (407| 373 4 JJu rat QO AH O OF C O U N T Y CO M Mr &S 'O Nf Mb 47/7. 1 Hit J -955 8771 (T D D ) Ot S E M iN O ll COUNTY. FlOHIDA I 8(lM ‘Pi5 H77o iV» v i f l u - d . l RY J O H N DWYE R fl.’tjy ••' i'll* M A N A O I I t CU RRL N1 PLAN NIN G F'ot'l.sti Si'pletnliar 14 71 P l i B l ISH S E P T E M B E R 14, 199/ 19-#/ DEI lOH 1*1 I 1/1 •.»•••* * * M •|t. • ' » t*l N . At A !• {* ., •,»f P A* ' HI lt| t a *. It* It * N I 4* Il » . . . A .. . * t At.t . t '•!♦ | .p, • • V •# . t < h * I *• ( A O.tf. • ' ■* •• ».. • \ \ } \ j r,i »r a * •• a v a w ' ,1 r ■1 |a • it V t * -• ,t ... a.j i#i> | a tt ♦ •• *3 r ••%« t t f i l*tar ♦», • • <1 ripening ev.rfente •• r 4- n -A ' H P j n t h- ty •■pa •' a 11**a * « ef.u* » a #1 v t l tte- * •v t i»**r * * (v •«1M V | ty a aal «ta. turn • * 4 -*• . t A J « r » A. *-•«.. »y v - f •» a t C » T* 4 Fl ?•}*• ijrees TO -r#r-j v W-•'- *t y 1 « - j i# |i lyi-iN it •f . ni(* A *j it A rf* • •, J h V fa* .1* * - a i-! *• eraafre* %»»• • *■ ••a 41 | -4. ■a v* f-- •> * • 4-tf• •etl i »4 % •r l - j » • a pro Liif.'friLiT1* 171 W •- a * w u »*•* 4*4 1 •*- V .................J* ’ ............. . ••*•’ 11 * 11 •!■ •*’ ••■* • ’ *•4* VI" •’ l At, II. At .'f Jt I •• ** «t- S t «N TH E C I R C U I T C O U R T Of T H I L l O H T t C N T H J U D IC I A L C I R C U I T •N AN D F OR S E M iN O ll COUNTY El OR IOA CIV IL A C T I O N C A S I N O 9/ 34/ CA OIV IS IO N 14 B *»• i AN M RT ,A<.♦ Mf A*4 * r* *A f i A l’«f tt| V (f| j NO TIC E OF F O R E C L O S U R E SA LE N J ' ' I 5 M l R t B * u Y|F» pt«*suan* ’ • » 1 t J' ,.nJjm#«»l o* • n#> l. ii.- y l.i'ad A ,g».it 7*'h ’ T t * # ..I a. tala t - i ( as# No <tf •o I • t i c n t t E n ’ m j i-h- a» t:,-« mi . ii t ♦ Sf M lNOt l v. -I.nty * I- fa where*'* •<v | AND m u r t g a c . i LO M PA NY | t t y Pi ,i i ti’f t - J M' »t AE k W NF 1*1 * J l N N 'F IF I 0 WtN M i l » PAMNI ? 1 B AN* OF CE N ’ UAL FLORIDA NA OR A lV 'N f BONN are the Dele td.i* is • will sell lo Hie fogriest and best T-dder to* cast1 at 11 e West front doo* o' H ip S IM lN O lf County Courthouse al 1100 a m . on trie tedh day of O C T O B E R 1997 |*-e following described property -is set fo*1h ••» I4'<1 F n al Judgment ll > ! 58 CR YS T AL C n f E K . U N 'T t AC C O R D IN G TO THE plat th e r e o f, as r e c o r d e d i N PLAT BO OK II AT PAGES 49 8/ OF THE PUDUC RECORDS Of STMiNOlE c o u n t t Flo r id a W IT N E S S MY HAN D and Iha sea' nt tti-s Chuff on AUGUS1 76lh. ) 9 9 ’ (SEAL) Matyant • M j r s o C»e*k of the Circuit Cou-1 By Jami l J.tsewii Dep.ity Ctpfk I i hevjtr-a. M t C J'la Raymet Barrnlt 5 F rappuir Pcsl OH ce 0 u» 3 0 0 Tampa. F L UbO t F9 70 70 719 Pul"-sh September 7, 14. I9V7 DEI 39 N O flC I or n c m io u i n am i N o t e . >« ^•^.by g<v.n lhal I ■nt * t . Q ,g . d <n b t i v n . t t al P O B o , 16/921. A l U m o n l . S pnn gi. . L J27 16 S* -. .n o> » County, r i o n d * . o n d . i t n . r .c tit io o . Name ol L A U N A H O W A A O . and that l intend lu register said name w d h Iha O t v i f o n of Cor po rations, Tallahassee. Florida, m accordance wdh the pio vis'uns o( Hie FicHItous Name Statutes. Tu-Wd Set ho n 865 09. F Linda Statutes 1991 l aura Mangh'iai" Pubiisti Seplambat 14. 199/ D E I - 175 L HU111W 0 ]. ’ IV* • n W* kd fm%% a# • . , r• •V't Si ta 17 ’#• w - * *#a#v a* va , ’ •',4 *n E *t * r . t r f V* a* • v .»l^ t IN t Ml C l R C U ' f C O U M f Of ! H | t a f H J U O I C IA l C I R C U I T tN AND TOM SF M l N U t • C O U N T v TIO R ID A C l N t MAI JUMiBOtr VION DI VIS IO N C A S I N O v r IVA (.A 14 | Sunda,. Soptenib-r M A• 5 «t *r y H . i ' t>| t ' f i J* *1 -a-t f >H',« I w* f a tala vav VA-' | l, Sf rr i a f In* tr-a • . 1-1 a w V 4*it l far# 1 i*iti a -th ’•\ -.rf a t»i*» F’ a nl H % * »’ a , f'-rra a . t a l l , lit w il r m m> ....... • ■‘t » • * • the ■' .u - id fha com i am NO *F P iRS.JAN* fO » H f • Alfa C H I’ C O LLEC TIO N • 'P A t.'C f' ACT » O U ARE AD VIS ED I ••AT *Mtb . A V# • IRM 5 O f T M l U TO ftf A D E B T L b . w I C T O R A ” « M P T i N G TO - J . l E C T A DEB* AND A N » »t* >E*MA» *. C U T A - N E J W i i » HE -»5E C »OM ’ h a * P j : i P O S C At'’ *#Fbb m , *.a* d aod the v#4 t •A. J Court Sf R ’ f M (It R 1*1 ’ 9 9 ’ sf A. Mar y ar r « M . •ta Av -.tar* tr * ■. o».rt By Ri.r» K.ng Av Deputy Cer e 40 4 5 K STAWiARSK 4-'* (I 1 5- out D #••• ltd bn-t.’e 4 ' i < ( j F tur.Ja I J60* '. » i r 9 •• S ’ ' • 55 tm, U4USJ •'jL S** Se(*fan.f»a» * ..|l H IN T H I C O U F I T Y C O U R T 09 TMS E I G H T S I N TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AN D 90 R SEMINOLE CO U NTY. 9L0RIDA C A S E NO 97 944 C C - 7 0 C SAN M A R C O V ' l l A S C J N O O M 'N . JM AS S OC IA T ON -NC a F o»-da not *or profit -»po»at-0" p amt-fr 199/ on L e g al N o tic e s IN T H I C I R C U I T C O U R T OF T H K E I G H T E E N T H JUOICIAL C IR C U IT IN A N D FO R SEM INOLE C O U N TY FLORIDA C A S E N O 9S I 70/ C A I S . I S ' 4*4T O U S T BANK CFNTFtAt F t o n i O A N A f/k/a S UN nAt4K »4 A (% nati'inal b a ' s r g assn* -at.ni Plaint.f I *s F i f f MUNI// GAlVATnnf n MUNI //* . NA TIO NS ) LO AN dJVf S Tf )R S , i P .1 I m d ed partnerstup. G I l D F N F N f f R P R IS I S IN', a F'onda corpo/at'un, EX C E L S I O R C O N S T R U C D O N C O R P O nA T'O N 'NC t florirln corporation AM E (I-CAN CIVU E N GI NE ER IN G C 0 M P A F « v .1 F' 0»'da *orporat-on ENER G* f CJUIPME N T S A l f b INC » Florttfa corporation t . Ofhf A C U R R A C O N C R f TE C O N S T R U C T I O N INC a F'o'nfa corporal on. K l i S P O R T S MA ftef f Nf# NC a Fionda r orporat-o»* n a tio n a l ed u c a tio n N S u n A N C r G R O U P NC a F'onda c o r porat-on. R ' l l OF N T / d/ft/a R f N T / DENTAL LAB. CE N TR AL LO C A T I N G SERVICE l T D C O R P O R A T IO N a New York r o*pr,raf-0*.. and MI CR O N N O V A T 'O N S NC a F'onda rorporat tin Defendants NO TIC E 0# B A L I TO W H OM IT MAY C O N C E R N N O T C l IS H E R E B Y GIV EN that p j ' S i i i ' - t tr# the f -net Judgment >t Fnrai 'osu ra ‘fated t»-e 79th lay r.r August 191/ a'»d entered n '*• above styled reuse whe»e-o SUNTRUST RANA C l N T R A i F OR DA N A •/k/a S UN ft AN# N A a nation al bank.'-g assn* |t-r.'i. is !*«• Plaint R and f f l MUNI// SAivATORI El MUNt//< NAT Q N A l i Q A N NV f S T Q R S kT a m partne*Sh|. Q l i D E N f N T fR P t t fS f S 'NC i Ftor «fa r orpnration fxCEl SiOR C O N S T R U C T I O N C O R P O R AT 'O N NC a F tor-da c otpr# •at--* a m i R i c a n c i v l f n g < nee r in g c o m p a n y 4 Florida -irp'ifa'. -n f Nf R(# # EQU IP < F'onrla M E N ’ S A i f S IN'. o*po*af *.n F v OR DA C U R 0 4 G 0 N r. R f T f C *457(1 J C T OF# NC a Ft - da .rri • •F ' SRORTS MARMfNG NC i •lO’ida <*p .'•*•• NAT ONAy I DUCATtcN NSURANCF GROUP NC • * - r,(J« j*pu •at n» Hu i Rf N*/ l t. a HEN*/ -» *4TA AR ( |f«’ RA. L O C A TI N G Sf R tfC F l t d '.c n P(#|l A* •ON a New vr.n• % .n'pu *at-nr 4’" t Ml ' RG NNOVA 1 F ' , 1 , O'j • •y *">NS h 'ja 'p-i |T4» ’ S ••nn j*a • the* ap ,«a ( »e-k "d * nurt a ill va t-, rr-a hg he sf and best bidder -•» r, dde>s • •» cash a* *f «• Sen -i-jte Cm.* ty Conffht.usa 'Was* •» -•* l't(M 10< N Mj , * Aya* e S a r i > I •I'.nda 17 *" 4T 1 1 1 a -r . i »*•• 7' d J i » ’ ) ' T( HER 199 • t’>e *n , w n g tJ#V' • 1’ • I p- .p#i» •» t t vat ♦i.rtf -n %4< I ( «t .» |gma-it )♦ F -•< hki ,ta kifu Cr "it ty a'e-l n Sen 'ii#l a •nda fu w t EXHIBIT L I G A L O l l C R IP T IO N A P O R TI O N 0 R M i T C M f u % SuRvEv OF TH f L EVY G R A N T S , f wA’ S O C K i. PAGE 5 OF THE P UB LI C R E C O R D S OF S I M I N O L I C O U N T Y FiOM* DA MO R E P A R T'C u i ARi v O E S C R 'U fD AS FOLLOWS C O M M E N C E AT T h E N T | R S I C f' O N o r » m | EA ST RIG H T OF WAV i N l C * M O S S RO AO AN D THE c e n t e r U N I o f l O N G W O O D O v i l O O RO AD AS show n on tm i p i at of N O R T H O R i A N D O . Pi AT B OOK 17 PAGES 10 AND i » PU B LI C RECORDS OF Sf M lNOl E county Fl o r id a thence N J 6 D E G R E E S 3 3)3 *1 A l O N G SAID E AS T R G H T o r WAV LINE OF M OS S ROAO A Dis T A N C I o f 3 )7 84 r | ( r TO T H f POINT OF CU RVA TUR E (PC) OF A CU RVE C O N C A v l EAST ERL Y AND HAVING FOR IT PRlNC* • ’ l l f i C M f N T S A RAO t'IS OF t ' t 78 r | | r AND A CE N TR A L A N G I E C F 12 O f QRf E S 02 43 thence n o r t h c r ,.* run A l O N G Th e a r c o f SAID CU RVE 378 38 F 1 1 7 T O THE POINT OF T A N G I N C y THERE OF R UN THENCE N75 D E G R E E S 07 17 E A DISTANCE OF 124 00 FE ET TO T h | P O i NT Of Q L O J l h i h O T H EN CE CO N T i NUE N23 0 E G R I E S 0 7 t2*« A d ista n c e of 200 00 f e e 7 run th in c c S62 o e o r e i s 5 7 46 I A D ' S T A N C I OF 200 00 » eet. run thence S27 D E G R E E S 02 14 W A DISTANCE OF 168 76 FEET. RUN T h EN CE N 72 D E G R E E S 06 34* W A 0IS TANCC OF 193 00 FECT TO THE POINT O f O t Q lN N IN C T h £ U N D E R S ' G N E O HAVING PH YLLIS f fa il and • N* NO W N T EN A N T S De'endants N O T I C E O# S AL S NOTICE 'S HER EB Y Q i V f N fir s t been o u iy sw orn •nai p irsuanf to the f uel STATE O N O A T H T h AT THE ,u dg m er d n F o*ec *osui a *•item 1 un h # 79th day 0* a AFORE D ES C R IB E D P R O P r n ’ Y August '99 / in (!-v t Action 0 O I S NO T C O N S T I T U T E TM| N e ’ r 44 CC 70 C ol the HOMESTEAD OF A N t P f R Courdy Court o' the Eighteenth S ON W H O M S O E V E R U N D E R Jud'C al C'tcu-t in and to* THE LAWS ANO C O N S T l T U T l O f t of th e sta te o f Flo r id a Seminma County. Florida, in together w t h all e tr u d u r e t . wh e t p h y l u S ( TAIT and improvement *. t-aturee and U N K N O W N T E N A N T S . a*a the appurfenancae on taid landt or Datendarts and SAN M A R CO ute d n conjunction therewith VH l AS c o n d o m i n i u m AS SO (NAT ION INC is tn# Pljmlift, I W IT N E S S my hand and offiC'41 tea) of thit Court at Sanlord. wi" se" tu the highest and bast bidder tor cash al the west Seminole County. Fior-da. (hit •ronl door ot the Seminole 29th day of A U G U S T 1997 Cou 'ity Courthouse. Sanford. (C O U R T SEAL) Fljrid a at It 00 A M on Iha MARYANNE MORSE 30ih day of S E P TE M B E R . 1997, A t Clerk of Ctrcud Court Hie following described real By Jane E Jatewic properly set forth tn Ih# Final Oeputy Clerk Judgment Jack C McElroy. Etquu e Unit 63 Budding 13. San M AG UI RE. V 0 0 R H IS Ma*co Vtiias a Condum r.um. A W I L L S . PA according to the Declaration 0* Pot t Office Boa 633 Con dominium tnereol. as Orlando. Florida 32802 recorded m OMictat Records (407) 244 1100 Book 1386. Page 8 of tha Public FL OR iO A BAR N O 0818130 Records of Seminole County, Attorney Tor Plaintiff Fionda IN A C C O R D A N C E W IT H THE M A R VA NN l M OR SE A M E R IC A N S W I T H D I S A B I L I ­ C a r k ot the Court TIES ACT . P ER S ON S W IT H D I S ­ Oy Jane E Jasewic AB ILITI ES NE ED I N G A SP ECIAL Oeputy Clerk A C C O M M O D A T I O N T O P A R T IC ­ Plamt'Hs Attorney IPATE IN THIS P R O C E E D I N G E M U A GA S P ER ON I J R . ESQ SHOULD CONTACT COURT 93) Wek-va Spruigk Rued AU M IN IblH AIIUN Al SE MI Longwood. Florida 37779 N O lE COUNTY COURTHOUSE. (407) 772 7303 301 N PARK AV E N U E . S A N N O TIC I F o n o . FLO RIOA. t e l e p h o n e A M E R I C A N S W IT H (407/323 4330). N O T LA T E R D I S A B I L I T I E S A C T OF 1990 TH AN SEVEN (7) DAYS P n i O R At fm t n lt lr e h v e O r d er TO THE PROCEEDING IF No S 3 - 3 7 H EA R IN G IMPAIRED. (T O D ) 1 Persons with a d'Sabi'dy who 800 933 8771. OR VOICE (V) I need a special accommodation 80 0-953-8770. VIA FL O R I D A lo participate m this proceeding RELAY SERVICE should contact AOA Pubtrth September 7. 14. 1997 Coordinator at 301 N Park OEl-89 Avenue. Suite North 301, Sanford Florida 32771 al 'east five |S) days pnor lo the p ro ­ ceeding Telephone (407| 323 4330. ealeneion 4227. 1-800935 8771 (TD D) or t 800-9538770 |V) v u Florida Relay Tdka* Service Slock Publish September 7. 14. 1997 , ,flAn ** iU J DEI 68 F L jt q s a v in c s rrvnu^C/ 0 [BONDS #Bi �. .o '. ;«• 101 - S a n fo r d H e r a ld , S a n fo r d . F lo r id a - S u n d a y . S e p lt f n b e r 1 4 , 1 0 0 7 • L egal N o tice s L egal N o tice s N O T IC I TO B I O D I M BOM A IR P O R T A C C E S S COMTMOL BAM BA AT 1 0 7 .1 4 D IO U N IT T IM B M O V IM IN T O AT O R LA N D O BANBOMO AIM BOAT BAMBOMD, FLO R ID A Sealed p r o p o .il. lot H i* lo t. ntehing o l all labor, m a la ria l,, eervtce* and equipm ent lo t the Airport A c c .a . Control Syktem, BAA Bat I 101.14 S ecurity im p rovem ent, at tho Orlando S en io r* Airport win pa received Cry I ho ta rt lord Airport Authority at tho Otnca o l tho Dtroclor e l A .ia lio n , O rlando fa n lo rd A irport. A irport Term inal Building, One Mod C l.» .ia r» d Boulevard. Suita TOO. Sanlord, Florida u r n unto 10 70 A M . Sept am bar IB th. 'BST. ,1 whtch Inna lha propoaele w ill bo pub bcly opened end rood aloud Thla protect win include tho m at,M otion o l on In te g ra 1ad accoaa control ,y » le m , c lo t ad circuit l#i*vt»io n (CCTV) , y i tarn, upgrade and rehabilitation o l ana pet m e te r lancing end vehicle g o tta , tu m ith in g and equ ip p in g e neat Alt p o ll C om m and C onter, Inatallallon ol liber optic to trertruetur#, and m odificetiene to eaiallng Ie«Mi­ l le t , door hardw are, u iilttte ,. IN IM S C IR C U IT C O U R T OB TUB SICMTBBM TM J U D IC IA L C IR C U IT , IN AMD BOR S S N IH O L E C O U N TY, BLORtOA C ABS N O . B 7 - 1 0 7 7 -C A - t4 0 UNITKD AUC R IC A N BANK OF C IN T A A L BLOAIDA, BloMlIltt, *4 . ORLANDO TOOL A BASTtNEM: IN C .. BJV C O N STRUCTIO N. LLC, SINGULARITY CO RPORATION, DONALD L. SULLIVAN. KIM M . SULLIVAN, D A N IIL J. ANTONSLLI. NANCY A. A N T O N IL L I, ORLANDO CO NTRACTORS SUPPLY, IN C ., end FIRST INDIANA BANK. O olondenta. N O T IC t OB BALB NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on tho Tlh day ol October, IB S7, e l 11:30 A M , at l o t N, Bark Avanoe, Sanford. Florida, the underaigned Clerk w in offer lo r ta le th e re al a tta te described on l .h i b i t A a ll ached On or after Septem ber Ird . i s t r . coplee o l th e B la n *. S p e c ilic a iio n e . and other C o n trac t D o c u m e n t, m ay be eaem m ed a t th e oft ice e l I he Director e l Aviation, Orlando Sanlord Airport. Com p lo t* doc um anta m ay bo obtained from lh a ortlca o l th e Dtroclor o l Aviation by pay m a n l ol Seventy.trve dollara IS IS 00) lor aach t a l. B aym ant lor B lant and olhar Contract Docum anla m ual bo m ade by check or money order p a y a b le la lh a ■Bewferd A irp o rt A u th o rity *. Caah v i not be accepted Thia paym anl la norw efundabie It Bidder deea n et w ent to pick up d e c v m e n ti but wienee to have d o c u m e n t, ahipped by luat-cleae U. S. m ail, additional payment th a n be requited m th e turn o l Bltteon Dollara ( • 1 S 001. Thia SI S.00 charge will not apply it th e Bidder rtq u e e t. Ate d o c u m e n t, lo be eent by eapceaa c e n t ret w ith ebargea billed le te clp ie m 'e Account Fie propoaele mey be w ith ­ drawn after the K h e d u le d tuna tor receipt o l propoeelt. loi ■ period of . l i l y ISO) d a y . The Sanford A« p o ll Authority loeorvoe lha rlghta lo wofvo any ■ntormaktiaa In or ro,ocl any and all pio p o aa la , o r to reo d v arllM lui p ru p o te li. Propoaala m u tt bo aubmlttod o . aol forth in iho 'Bropoaal R equirem ent, and C o n d itio n .1 included In Iho C o n lra ct Docum anla A bid price m u ll ba aubminod lor aach o l Iho noma naiad on Iho Bropoaal A bid Bond Of Cortlfiod (h a c k « Iho amount ol I k o l tho ToMI Amount Bid m u tt bo eu b m itttd with the pro p o ta l. • A Paym anl Bond and a Part or mane a Bond, aach In a turn equal lo 100% o l Iho amount ol tho Contract aw ard­ ed. win bo required prior to e l o ­ cution o l contract. Tc be obglblc Io r tw a rd el S ah i b it " A * LOI l a . R A V IN S SNOOK. FIRST A D D IT IO N , accord ing lo tho plat thereof oo recorded Mi Piet book I t , P ag es IQ end I t , Public R ecords o f te m ln o County, Bkptde. {’ (Lot f ) . Lot 14. R O B IN S W O O D, according lo tho plot thereof oo recorded Mi Plat book 20, Page IT , Public R ec o rd , ol Sem inole County, Btoftda. together w ith ell alru clu rae, im provem ent!, fu tu r e ., a p p li­ a n c e . end ap p u rten an c e! on ta u t land or uaad in confunclron therew ith. The alo ieea id te le will be m ade pursuant to on order e n te ie d by th e H onorable Thomas O Freem an, on A ugutt IT th , 1SST. Totma o l Sale: C aah or C a s h ie r, check a l tha lim a o l sale. s u b le t' 10 aM legal Mans and sncum brancss DATED IM S Stn day o l SEP­ TEMBER. IBS? M A A YA N N ! MORSE C lark o l tho Court ■y: Jana E. Jaaawie a t Deputy Clerk Jkmee I . O r 0dm Blonde Bar N s. SSSISI j a io n A. Roeonihal Blonde Bar No. 0004411 BOLCV 1 LARDftEA 1 11 North Orange Avenue Suds 1100 P o .t O ffice B e . 1141 Orlando, Blonds l l t O M I t l 1407) 421-7114 A ttorn ey, lo r P it ml iff N O T IC t Poisons with a disability who need a special accom m odation lo participate In this proceeding should co n ta c t ADA C oordin ator a t l o t . N. Park Avsnue. Suds N. SO I, Sanlord, Blonds 11771 at laaai fivs d a y * prior lo Iho procooding. ToMphono: ( 4 0 7 ) -lll- 4 1 1 0 ( a t. 4217; M 0 0 -S S S -I7 7 I (TOO) or 1-000-SSl-BTTO (V). via Blonds Relay Service Publish; Septem ber 14, I I , 14 ,7 D EI-110 IN TU B O IR e U tT C O U R T «S» - o ile r the I I epeeaeg/W M or Im enciei reap o n e *a n y , cape■rectory com pletion o l prcvlo u t p refe ct,, to the aatialectlon ol Iho Sanford Airport Authority, BAA. end BOOT. The a m i perform ed under thia Contract th en be governed by the fe d e ra l Contract Proviemna eel te rm Mi th e C ontract Docum anla, w hich include, but ere not lim ned le . D teodvantagad B u e in e ie im a rp rte e I DBS) eubcom rector p a n lc lp ttio n , Iq u a l ■ m ploym ent Op port unit, requMementa, and com pliance with Baderal W age and Hour requirem ente (O iv la -B a c o n Act). The Bidder agrees to comply with the follow mg requirem ent: 'H e mem ber, o Ala or, or em ploy­ ee of tho Sontord A irport Authority during hie tenure or tor one year th ereafter th a n have any Mdereet, direct or In d i­ rect, Mi this contract or the pro­ ce e d * thereof1. The award e l Ihle C ontract wlM be contingent upon the concur­ rence ot the fe d e ra l AvteUon Adm Milan anon and tha Blot Ida Department o l TranaporUUon. SAHBOKD AIRPORT AUTHORITY Stephen J. Cooke, Skocutnm O w ed or PubUeh: Soptombor S, t l , 14, IM I 0CI-S4 u M AN D BOR S B IB M O iJ C O UNTY, F L O R ID A C A B B N O i M -S S B 4 -0 R -0 S -A IN R I: Tho M arriage oi DEANNA LYNN 2 U K I. Petitioner, and DAVID OUENTER S T R IB IC K . MOT1CB OB A C T IO N TO: KAREN JEAN S N U LER -STR IB EC K ADDRESS UNKNOW N YOU ARE NO TIFIED th at a> action lo t |Rails To Show Cause •or Contem pt) has been M ed e e e in e l you and yau are requMed to serve a copy ol your w ritten d efen s e!. It any, to It on plain tiff’t attorney. Joseph Padew et, whose address la, t SI C rystal Lake A venue. Lake M ery. B londe 12 741, on or before S S B T IM B 1A 10th. 1SST. and M e Iho original w ith tha Clark o l Due court either before service on plaMHIff'e attorney or Im m ediately th ereafter: otherw ise a default w ill be entered against you lo r tho roUot dem anded Mi tha com plaint or petition D ated August 21th, 1447 Clark e l tha Court Ny: Luonno W oodley Deputy Clerk Publish: Augual II. and S optam barT, 14. 21, 1 M 7 O fH - U g N O TIO N O P ACN N O V A C TIO N TAKBN BV TUB BT. JO N H S N IVB N WATBR M A N A S B M IN T D IS T R IC T Notiea M given that tha following perm it was latu ed on S IP T IM B S N Bth, 1BBT. 144 w . Lemon Lane, Casselberry, Florida 32 M B , perm it f 4 0 -1 17-02OB-M IR P . The protect la located Mi B tM IM O L I County, Section t l , Townahip 10 SO UTH. Range 10 East. Tho perm it authoruee A B U A B A C I WATER M A N A O IM IN T B Y S T IM O N 14 ACRBS TO SERVE AN INDUSTRIAL PARK known as SPAULDINQ INDUSTRIAL PARK II. The receiving waterbody M L A K I JIS S U P . The M ofa) containing Iho application 1st tho above Meted permit ■ available fa t Mienaction M onday through Friday e ic e p l lo t legal holiday*. 4 00 A m . to 1:00 p.m . e l the St. Johns A lte r W afer M anagem ent D lelrto t (O lelftct) H oodqu arlora, H w y 10 0 W „ Palates. B L 11 171-142 4. A person whoso substantial In te res t* a n alfactad by lh a D M trisl perm itting decision m ay petition for m i edm toietratlv* hearing In accordance with section I2 0 .IT , P .t. P o llilo n e m iif l com ply w ith th o requM em enta a t Florida Adm inistrative C ods ftu le 4 0 C -1 .I1 1 and 40C-1.S11 M d bo fio d w ith Irocaivod b y ) th o D la t ik l C lerk lo cated a l D latrlcl H ighw ay 100 W eal. P alatka. Florida M IT T . Petitions lo r adm M e tre ! hra hearing < mu<4 be rued w M N n fourteen (14) d a y * of public to o n o f Nils nonce o r wfthMt nlnoioon (IB ) d r y * of tha dfairlcl dopoaKing notiea of th ia Intent in lh a man fa r th ose persona lo w ham lha Dtatrtet resile actual notice. Failure to M e a petition a H M n Male lim e period ahaM constitute a waiver o f any rlghKa) aueh paraonta) moy h a r t I s request an a d m M a tra lN o dotormMuMlen (heanna) under te c H on 1 2 0.17, B.B., concerning th e tu b ) ee l perm R, ------------------" -----------------------------------------th the above prevtPubDeh: Septem ber 1 4 . 1 H 7 N M It C E L E B R ITY C IP H ER by Lull Campos GaMbrty Qphaw tryptogrima *r« ccMted from quotebona toy p r**** h c f iM a a N c t f w r t e r v f c lo r i Y *fcxSiy'l ‘ ' c4f# ‘ -'•autotofY • D V M M V X K C Q H E X K .-j i&i P M , P M 0 D M J Z K A A M HSALTHCARB B RBHAN Cen­ ter of Smdgrd apeaekrmg m loo caAd ran ftXXTa ol U S Bun b u t rwM kyirani Tampa 741 • * 4 7 7 __________________________ ^ ^ ^ ^ n w M w n B a a tool PiqacnodL I U C ta B *T . 3E1-0CB4 ■■w. E a c M i x c B n o u b i New cumotdum tor agas 1 5 SScVwk tor M krai C M tor daawaa SM­ 1 5 — C o rrw to ry L o ta 2 Cem etery lota Oakiawn I N m onN Park Garden of Dovoto n Sacoon A 2 vatRa. valued I7 .0 B 0 W « s a ilo r SS.ccO s m t i l ___________ I yr. d M a C tM 4 A CCL m o --------i Cad S im to Spm Drvorca M B . B anA nettv IT S Adopaon |7 S , Nam e Changa 164. Etc. (407) E22DS4T S4 h r * to k g O M M L Largs La m PatoTtoto kONOaa w i n km n you to t company M s ....WWBBB8B8 ALL) N S ? F L ’S RBBPSCTBO Deling B u ra iu for S EN IO R S. Ertab 1 9 7 7 .1-S08-S22-4477 f r o * M a tc h in g QRBITINO CARD For Sta paraon who inaMts Upon an income m aaoaaa of $100,000 PER YEAR Always 1 -6 8 8 -4 1 0 *0 9 0 0 1 4 h o u r* l i e 5 Found ■7 S T O T O 5 5 T ATTENTION C M 'S Com o |bto our o o e M M 130 bad taednr w«R ■ caring M a r t of N U R S E S and C H A * . E g w v oncod rocogmra. E: m a r t* Appfy to potio n OMtond ' ' C an­ tor. 1B61 [ k m B M L t U t t B rin g O LA M O U R PkfOTOORAPHY to ywur H 0 4 M B e ■ Haotoso s i ■ PARTY F U U . O R PART T A B I c m u p l o B3SB Cash fo r BW Tried and proven concept bocood by 30 y w a C A LL N 0 W D % BOR BARA f- B B 0 * T M t3 B ■ muadl Busy grad Ntop I S cram t t l toonor. Otoar M m to rt phonos B c u rt ttortCOi Tru Legal Notlcti dotouR will ho entered agetoet you to r Iho r * ll* l d e fe n d e d to tho com plaint. Doted: Soptombor n t h , 1 H 7 . MARYANNS MORES AS CLERK OB THE COURT Byi Jean BrMtant A * Deputy Clerk M acon B AaaocMtoo, PA . fT T IT U S t l North, Suite 400 CJearwwer, BL 14414 4 4 4 4 Attn: D ougito M . B ale* ( S it ) S M -S td o in e e ro rd a n e e w ith th e A m erican* WNh ONoOMR I n Aof. peroono w ith diceOUKie* needtog 4 cpeclel eccom m odel ion to p articip ate In this proca i dtog sho uld o o n tcct cou rt A d m ln N trttlo n of te le p h o n e n u m ber l-4 6 T -S t t- 4 1 S 0 , not (T) days offer E T T I, or Vblco (V ) 1 -400-444 4770. v N Btertda R elay S e n te *. PubUcfft Soptom b o r M , I t , ISO 7 D ll-1 IS W g o Bo n f a d mork rrt ouppft ~ w COrtung n d ------ ----------hard working. urdeyo moy M rtquuod PiN banstoo to r r t d i m odest and 40 1JC YOU m urt bo W o to M 100 to * Contort TranowortdfCO141330-7711____________ S rtO ft * comm * Bonus FIT or P/T M a e a d otmorttoorw-vtioOmg cA Dtototo u IA00 717 B270 M A771JM 4T^ BLB R IR A . M A M BOR g O H IR O L B O O U H TB C A M R O .I O T - fT T M A - tA M C H A R I MANHATTAH M ORTQAOE CORPORATION, 70S Laurel Cl. Caeeelberry. BL S I7 0 7 h a * bean filed agetoet you and you are required to aerve an original of your w ritten defo n tIf any. with tha C lark of C ourt. Sem inole C a w r y and to aorvo a copy o n P liM ittlT a Attorney, Doug N o M . B ata*, of th e Law Firm Of M ASO N S ASSOCIATES. B A ., .h o to Oddroao N tTTST U.B. Highway t l North, Buffo 100, Mangrove Bey. C leerw M er, BterMo *4 4 1 4 , Wtahto SO d ay * from tho Firms yy. vacokon pay, art Mondoy-pnitoy. Tom 1pm Ctotootm okaro. toe 22 40 C M U h o M o iy R d 331-3B I0_______ BTOUBTfBAL PHONE PRO* H I Tied D IR O U fT OOMRT tog to have any H M *. litre, or totaroat to tha property hereto deeertbed: LAST KNOW N ADDRESS fa r th e sbeve de sen bed d e fe n d a n t* la 70S Laurel Court, Casselberry, BL 12707. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action lo Io ra c le ** m ortgage on the following doecrlhod proper­ ly to Sem inole County. Blonde: Loi 1, Block A, (T E R U M O BARK. UNIT NO. ONE, accordtog to Piet (hereof recorded to Flat Book 1«. pegee S I and 03, public record# e l Sem inole County. Florida. Bowmg moefung operators needed AM comsoanod lac Oft, WANT A GREAT JOB? 8 0 0 -7 7 1 -3 1 4 1 PLAINT1BB‘B N O T M B OP N O TIO N TOi W ILLIAM H. BAKER BECKY ANN BAKER And all parties claim ing in te r*rt by. through, under or again *1 W ILLIA M H. BAKER B4CKY ANN BAKER Q cno f O p en w ry t o , t NO 8 ELU N Q I kwoAm SH EPM fRO . M A L I. BLACK/ WF4TE. W/TAN ACCENTS. RBMARO. FOR THE SAFE RETUWN OP OUR BAIBLY PET. ■ Flggam ■ Laura T s f i e i T W ILLIAM H . RAKSR, and BECKY ANN BAKER, Me w ile: STERLtNO PARK HOUSIHO ASSOCIATION, IN C .: and UNKNOW N TIK A N TB 70W N B R S, ©’WilVig'flSt COLA N H U I M I 1 | f . M m q ISBB Oordufy Ognu on Bio way ptonfy of w e n . Homo Time. Rotor Program. Good Pay. Step. Unload t vac . Pay C u m bo port of u r Menu ta d Bfanooi Trucking 1 -1 0 0 *4 7 -7 4 1 3 MonBy 4 w n-fpm D R IV E R S 'FLATBED ItN B d S K M -O N I MONTHLY B O NUS PROORAM N EED C O L A 1 1 M O B O TR gg-10 M donPFT. NM HUE MBA M R C O N B U LTA ffTB .B C T co S S S B T * VENDING ROUTE I t 4 1 0 hr. AS B h f ft * A) W ANT f c o o HO URS weee I v e e r, okpertencod preleried n e a e * cod M oth 3 3 0 -I4 J I or U o fD rd B apB rt lA n u o r to pootor o o i »N0h church Send r e sumo Pulpit Commutes. Si Pouf M B Church. 41 1 thne 32771 by 10TI71B7 L O O W N O FO R Ouokhod do(BOOd toochor and C O A Accept. mg t o * now CoA 1 2 * 4 2 *3 RE COTON CORPORATION, toe neaone toedng menufacluiori (»U r tu to r Of cunoumor otociromc occoeeonoa. hae an opening n r e laA o M art otoee tar a Bprwy P efrtor. l e i aMR, T EBAM •* S B P IL N ob M rey ad ptoeoe pompsnonto pro tor rod Mochomcoi a b a ft to g m A a b a ft to mamaato a w pry wvantory a r a w oacoOont c “H O tB IBt K4B7-TET-41EB ! 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Hwy Longatood. trSE ABrmajoaroa y o w Just C M I N S W a BaM GRAND OPCNMQ1I JE , jo w opontog, in M Lake lacmeo* tor I N and End «4f*fKKNd. H a u ra a s d U H T.OOam-l lOpm , BOO-LSQpm and 4 .0 0 p m -tr « m tL M W Bd M to to M a mtoStkjm of 10 toe on a oondnuoud Fo r T IA M I! i OROUNDM1KP1R CoMwtU Banker #1 in North America b searching for for our m w npminl LnkaMnry For itooceM commun* apply wtoen. C rtc n rt Lefts Mam, 733 Sacral Lana. Lana M aty EO C/DFW P/ Pftja i m r a n a --------------------------HOMO CLEANERS B w ytoetobM Good pay, paid lor d r F rto g C e n toad to working won horn# ano M m fV n b , ___________ r i l - R R ___________ immadMa QpaoloQ P/T lipdrtwtoid LPN/MA m um sm sm A L 1/youire looking for i jtceI opportunity to grow with thebest call JiUnootodny for n confident!*) interview. 245-9690 WANT A GREAT JOB? Large Sanford C o OFtendy hktog Ltonrere tot toe f i e e n try of doors end wtodowsn Otari To to y. 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Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 14, 1997 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 14, 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>, September 14, 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/9881a6a2a9af2ea0d0a45dd2b2ffab0d.pdf 60f1a8b6b462360b1e0412fd3c1be924 PDF Text Text I October 15, 1997 WEDNESDAY___________________________50 Cents S a n fo r d H e r a ld Serving Sanford, Lako Mary and Saminola County tinea 1S08 90th YM r, No. 39 • Sanford, Florida Sanford cop chief grilled; are the changes for real? Good behavior • / School board adopts code of conduct, Goff dissents ( B y R U B S W H IT E llcrnld Staff Writer B y M A R IA O R E M Two and a half years is loo long, lllll Claylon said 'My God. I’alton look Germany in less than three monlhs " Clayton Is one of the m em ­ bers of the city's Law Enforce­ ment Options Committee seeking a more rapid recon­ struction of Sanford fkillcc De­ partment • or Its replacement Herald Stun Writer Tltc Seminole County Srliool Hoard on Tuesday voted lo adopt a code of conduct while at the name lime repudiating and disavowing fellow member Hot) Oofr* behavior Casting the lone dissenting vote, (ioff said allhough he supported the Integrity pari of the document he could uoi condone the code of conduct Bee OofT, Rage 4A Seminole County School Board Supt Paul Msgsrty right, listens along with member Bob Goff, as the Code of Conduct is discussed Me was umoiig those who grilled SI'D Chief Joe Dillard and other members of the force Tuesday In a three-hour ses- {T u esday's meeting is the most positive move for Option A, thank God, than anything that has happened so far. $ A.A. (Mac) McClunahan slon lhal followed a lour of (lie poller station on Tursdny. 'There » a lol lo digest." C la y­ lon said alter (he most intense meeting the inmmlttee has had lo dale Changes are being marie. Dillard said Community po­ licing • the 1000s lag for working lire heal - Is a top pri­ ority On Monday, four HPD su­ pervisors - representing each of four squads - are fieaded to Jacksonville for a work session al the Institute of Poller Tech­ nology A Management "It's a good Idea." said Longwood Police Chief Grrg Manning, the chairman of thr options committee *Thr Im ­ portant thing Is for these guys to come hark anil relay the Bee Police. Pege 4A B ell m o v e c o u ld b rin g 2,300 jo b s TO D A Y B y M A R IA O R E M Buy Into the dream llrr.ilil Staff W rllrr The Center for Affordable Housing hoard will meet tonight at 7 p in at thr Hetlyr Smith Cultural Arts .Center. Filth Strrrt h rtw rrn Park and Oak Avenues The puldlr Is Invited Arte directory introduced The Seminole Culturul Arts Council recently introduced Its new Seminole County Cultural A Cream* Aria Directory al a public reception hosted by Seminole Community Collrgr Grants from the sale of Florida Slnte ol the Arts license plates sold In Seminole County were also announced ut (he reception, the winners were: Altamonte Springs Jazz E n ­ semble. Aslan Cultural Association, (toys A Girls Clubs of Seminole County. Central Flor­ ida Society for Historic Preservation. Florida Symphony Youth Orchestra. Lake Mary Heathrow Festival of the Arts, the Mill Theatre and the Weklva Itlver Players Seminole County schools receiving grants were Eastbrook. Foresl City. Goldsboro. Hamilton. Idyllwllde. Lawton. Pine Crest, fted Hug and Stenslrom elemenlaries. Jackson Heights and Tuskawllla middle schools, and Lake ltranllry. Lake Mary. Lyman and Oviedo high schools and Arts Alive In Seminole A total of 817.3000 was awarded. Also recognized at the awards presentation were 28 artists featured In thr directory whose work Is exhibited In thr Fine Arts Gal­ lery at SCC during the month of September Svrnlnole Cultural A Creative Aria Directory Is available for a 85 donation, or tree with membership lo Ihc Seminole Cultural Arts Council. Information Is available at 328-2039. B«at the blues with ORHS Orlando Regional lleulthrarc System will offer Che free seminar ‘ Hauling the (Hues: Overcoming Anxiety and Depression* on Th ursd a y, Oct. 18. from 0.30 to 8 p in . at South Seminole Hospital. State Road 434 In Longwood. For further Information or lo register for the seminar, cull the O RIIS HrallhLlne 1-800­ 048-7800. Seminole County la vying for an exjiunaion facility of Cincinnati Hell tnr . which could bring nlMiut 2..TOO nrw John Into the county The Seminole County Commix Mon on Tuexd.iy voted lo approve eionomit incentives from the ■m int) and stair level totaling s i 125 million The enmity's p o r­ tion 8 125.000 will lie used to lev­ erage iMldlllon.il money limn the stair, according to Hull Turk n o nomlc development manger for Seminole County Setnlnolr County Joins V o Iiim -i County, winch o llrrrd a 834 mil lion tmentlve package. and Osceola County, which has ollrird 85 million .is thr lowest bidder l..r a new telrroininunlcallnna fuitln, Turk said Seminole County has some (Hisiiivr Incentives lo al'i.nt CHI Inc . in< hiding an existing la cilliy housing the com pany» tin cinnatt Bell Inlormalion Systems division at llrathlow International School board member adds to scholarships Hostness Park, a moth higher anil well tr.ilnril work fn n r and an exirllrn t quality ol Idr 'All those tailors are in out fa­ vor.* Turk said Turk said many of the company s employers hvr in Seminole County and thr county’s available work forte 'would lit perfrrily* into the jobs with salaries avrragmg about 824.000 The C IIIS facility currently em ­ ployers about 700 people Mutrlxx. a subdivision of CHI mid currently totaled in Sanlord. would hr rrlo rated to Heathrow tf thr deal goes through Turk said Adjoining land is available lor a nrw 200.000 sqiuilr fool building which Turk said would hr larger than thr 105 1)00 square-loot existing futil­ ity Comity Commissioner Win Adams said thr county would not gel into a bidding war Wr ptovldril what we think to tie a fall oiler * Adams salt! *Wr lioj>r tliey choose Seminole County Oh, wutlderbarl Oktobarfaat Is hors! 8 p e d a l to the H e ra ld Seminole County School Hoard member Larry Furlong announced today he will atlil a nrw category to his Special Senior Award This year ihc applicant wtlh the t»est essay from all entries will also receive a check for 8250 Furlong will continue lo recognize a Special Senior al Seminole County's seven high schools with a certificate and a check for 8250 During his 1000 campaign. Furlong promised to donate a portion of his School Hoard salary for scholarships if hr was elcclrtl ’ Some of Hie students pul their heart and soul Into llirir essays.* Furlong said. 'The Special Senior Essay Award Is a way lo recognize lids extra effort.* said Furlong To he eligible for the award, students must submit an essay d rsrnhtng how they have demonstrated the seven qualities of the Special Senior. The qualities arr Service lo community. Perseverance in work. Empathy for others. Cooperation with teachers anil rlassm alrs. Independence ol llioiighl. Appreciation for frrrrlom and di-mocrnry and Love of family and friends Sludrnls most also furnish Iwo tellers of recommendation. One letter must he from a current or former teacher. The other letter can be from anyone personally acquainted with the student such as an employer, friend. ftildnnce counselor, neighbor, or cleric. Applicants have lo he registered voters or pre-rcglsterrd If under 18 years of age. A certified copy of the students high school transcript must also he supplied. Applications arc available In each high school's guidance department. Bee P urlong. Page 4 A im uise»i«s,i«— s w u m The Third Annual Oklobarfasl put on by tha 8anford Woman's Club will ba this Friday, October 17. from 5 p.m. to B p.m. Tickets are 010 lor adults and $5 lor kids under 10. Some ol the delicacies otfsred wil be: cucumber salad, kraut, bratwurst, knockwurst, German hot potato salad, grten beans with spstzel (noodles), pumpernickel bresd/butter, apple strudel and coffst/lce Isa. From laft lo right: Batty Jack. Vivian Buck. Hans and Ruth Galnas, president of tha Woman's Club, ara In preparations for tha day ot food and good spirits. t Bald eagles could gain lake habitat [IHOEX Classified.........2B-3B C o m ic s......................4 E C ro ss w o rd ............... 4 B D ear A b b y ...............6A O r. Q o tt.................... 4 0 Editorial.................... 4A ^ Horoacopa............. 4 0 P a o p l# ..«................... BA O b itu a ris t..................4 A Pollca..........................3A * p orts.................. 1 B -2 B T V ................................. 0A W sa th a r...................... 2A Airport may be off the hook B y M A R IA O R E M Herald Staff Writer Audubon officials appeared receptive to a proposal by Sanford Mayor l.arry Dale Tuesday for a bald eagle's habitat on the shores of Lake Jesup. The proposal was mode as mitigation for an eagles' hot)Itat. which was a it down at the Or> lando Sanford Airport recently. The Florida Audubon hnd Bled a comptnlnt saying the air­ port did not hnve permits to cut down the tree*. Charles Lee. senior vice president of the Audubon, said a settlement could be reached with the city and the'airport ir there la com ­ pensation for the loss of the eagles nest, and If the nlrport admits It needed a permit to cut down the tree and agrees not to cut any njore trees without the proper permits. Lee said Dale's proposal looked Intereating enough to be considered. Hy the end of the meeting, he said It looked like the matter may be resolved. Dale proposed nn 1,800 acre site east on the Lake Jesup waterfront off State Road 40, which currently houses four eagles' nest*. The site la owned hy the city and serves as a spray Irriga­ tion area. It serves as part of an enterprise rone and Is used by the city's department of public works for waste water. Dale said staff will look Into the legal as­ pects of setting the land aside as a conacrvn.lion area and habitat protection rone. The Bt. Johns River Management District will provide the Audubon Society with Infra red aerial pho­ tographs for further site study. *We want to cooperate fully with the Audubon.* Dale said. ‘ I think they came away from the meeting with the feeling that we want to be good neighbors with more sensitivity to the environment.* 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 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 | V rf 1 '.v . • WtH}M|»Ss,l,Vy OClOtNtf 1S Parents are invited to visit Sanford schools Hj *n iill i n t h r I I rt ttlil •I p‘ . " i 1 \ I til in ii ks fill I M' i; lni!ll ut **l Mi*' li m 11 11 "N i t ni ni v I hi t ’.Ii i Si t mi l l s Hi t s ( M i n i t v , 11111 s t mh- ni i s t h r i t p p i U l t i i H I v to '.\s > i 1 >it i> Hi n t lirfnrr ptisslhlr , . > *!« si|^iu it tn 1111.«» t s l m l r n t s w i t h s p r r *** iri.l <!i. 1111< s wi l l h r . K. itl. thli hit ,itl s i i u t r n t s . 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I 1:30 p.m T ID E S : Dayton* Beach: high 7 44 a.m.. 8 1 2 p.m .. low 1 28 a.in.. 1:58, p.m. New Sm yrna Beach: high: 7 49 a m.. 8 17 p.m.. low; I 33 a.m.. 2 03 |) tn.. Cocoa Beach: high 8 04 a m , 8:32 p in . low I 48 a m . 2 1 8 p.m BEACH CONPmONS Daytona Beach ti New Sm yrna Beach: Seas are 3-5 feel with a modern I e chop. Water trmperntnrc at Day­ tona is 80 degrees and at New Syinrna. 81 ilegrccs. Winds arc from the cast at 10-15 m .p.h. MIAMI ■ Florida 24 hour Icill)K-ralurrs and i.iiuf.il] al 8 a m . today Lo HI City Bklta A|iiil(iclilrol(i 52 74 plcldy Dnylomi Mrli r>5 85 rail) Ft Laud. 75 80 pic lily 09 88 pretdy Fori Myer» Galtiexvlllc 58 78 rain 81 milt Jlickiouvlllr 04 Key West 75 85 ptrldy Ml,mil 75 85 plrldy 08 80 min Orlando 50 72 pit Idy­ I’euhiicuki Sum vuIn 07 88 llic Idy Tn1lnhn>irr 52 72 cloudy Tninpn 00 87 mill ' Sen mg Stutford, U iit Man ami Seminole County Sinte I VOX” Wednesday, October 15. 1997 • Vot. 90, No. 39 Published Tuesday through Friday and Sunday by Hepubiic Newspapers. Inc •300 N French Ave,, Sanford, FL 32771 Phono: (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9408 ADVERTISING CfwtS Sterp M^iyer Ela»n* GrfWens FVjx/ie LflvofKJer Cheryl Slone CLASSIFIED Ssnrjy Keii-e Worn*! CIRCULATION EUJWtr, Bennett L»cy Loir - Editor Jell Bervncke Stun Brodw Oom Dwtnch Dark] Fra/ief Courtney Leltfw Mane Orem Dean Smith Tommy Vmce.it Suun Wanner Run While and addikonal rnaiiing ofteet usps isijeci Postnosler Send address changes to The SANFORD MLRALD PO Bui 1567 Sanlord FL 32772 1667 Republic LEOALS Uirgerel SUley pRooucnoN editorial Perirxkca, Puilaga Paul al Sanlom Fkjnda hi iui.it |s small percentage ol ilieir hraiti pnivrt That's why there's a National Train Your Hi.on Day A ill.liu e lor everyone to dean mil die cohtvclm. hlasi through haulers and i lick on Ih r light bulbs Todays die day No giom lung Bella tuna The moon enters lull moon phase al I I Id |> in No need to tell die aiea polite depart­ ments hospitals or lielp lines Nicy know Lucy, Lucy, Lucy list" Frsnk Voiol,no - M a ru ^ r Peggy Deannar Brama Bradunt Ralph Kays Cheryl Smrth There an- TV shows are then ElwmTyrrtk Jr Subscription Rales (Daily 1 Sunday) Home Delivery Me* 3 Months m oo SI 9 50 ©Months $4400 m oo 1Year 176 00 $96 00 Florida Rasdema add 7% sales tan lo above wee Newspapers. Inc. Here’s the pitch Luclll* Ball there was 'I l.ovr l.ury." ivtneh had Us premiere on Del 15. 1951 Mils was Die llrst ........... to he lllmcil live before a Mu dlo midlenre Lucille Ball and Deal Araas were imigiilflrenl Tlu-lr allow will never die Even Jo h n Wayne was a guest and It doesn't gel heller than lhat. pilgrim lie still looks young enough to pin Ii land In- does lur Ih r Money Mote on TV spots Hall ol Fame tight hander J im Palmer Is 52 today. D lr r r tor/Artless Penny Marshall Is 55 She duel li d A League nf d u ll Own Aeiress Linda Lavln Is 58 Sarah Ferguson (Duchess ol York) Is 38 F o r­ mer iiutoniohlle rxerutlve Lee larocca is 73 Coming Thursday Yep. Thuisd.iy Is National 1loss Day, one day alter N.t li u i ia l D i i i i i i h Day I'lguie dial out Church honors contributions to the community Special lo Ih r H erald < om imuilti tiiirsi Day was observed tiy ihe Mars Hill Sev endi day Advcnllst ( T i i u r ) i mi S.ituid.iy (>il 4 II Is a day III which the i h n i i h recognizes Die out­ standing einitrlhutlons ol an imlividual in the iiinim iiniiy the recipient nl Mils honor was Marva Hawkins Hawkins serves th r eomm uiuty in many lap.ii lllrs She is t h r hoard ol dlreetms of die A grle ullure and l.ahur IT ogram . hit i ih li li serves 22 i utilities sets (lulu les. Inr Head .Mail and day i are pingr.uns assists lariu workers and die indigent and pinililcs housing lllie urg.ml/atlon owns a Imusiiig |iro|eit| loi Die needy Hawkins Ii . ls been a dlreilor ol dlls orgaiilzatlnn loi 15 years Hawkins is also on Ih r hoard nl directors nl the Head Shirt Policy ('ointril lur Seminole and ( >si cola t imnlies she Is a member ol (he hiianl ol directors ol N'AAI I ’ mid is die vlee ehairmau ol the All lean Ameileaii Aia dem y ol Arts. Hawkins Is employed hy the sale of Florida Department ol F'amlly and Children. Foster H « lU M M k | T M T n MM| Marva Hnwklna, cenltr, a cca p ta a plaque from Joyce Wilson, led. and Patricia Mlchaal. t iilr division She is a c o l u m ­ nist lor die Sanlord Herald, the voter of the lll.u k eoimini lilt V Upcoming governmental meetings T h e following governm ental meetings are planned Tor the coating w e a k: T h e Se m inole C o u n t y G o v e rn m e n t will hold a develop, m ental review W ednesday, O c t. 15 at 1:30 p.m . at l lot e . P i n t 8 L . Sanford. F o r information, call 321-1130. ext. 7731. T h e S — ilnnla O enty P o rt A u t h o r it y will meet Wednes­ day. O t L I S at the administration building of the Port or Sanford a l 4 p.m. Fo r information, call 322-4798. 4799. T h e Seefttrrt Ptam dng e nd Zoning C o m m is s io n will meet T h u ra d o y , O e t. I S at City Hall. 300 N. Park Ave. For Informa­ tion. caff 3 5 0 -5 6 0 0 . T h e Lake M a ry City C o m m is s io n will meet Thursdny. Oet. I t a t 7 p.m. al C ity Hall, 100 N. Country Club Hit.. Lake M a ry. F o r Information, coll 3 2 4 -3 0 0 0 . T h e G re a te r O vie d o C h a m b e r o f C o m m e rc e will hold ils Orel business expo Wednesday. O c t. 22 from noon-7 p in. at the H oliday In n Select University of Central Florida orcu at Unlverolty Boulevard and Alfayn Trail. For Information, call 3 6 0 -0 5 0 0 . Five Good Reasons To Learn About Videoscopic Surgery for Chronic Heartburn 1. You’ve suffered from chronic heartburn for an extended period of time. 2. You can’t sleep at ni^ht and have to change your lifestyle to manage your chronic heartburn. 3. Your ovcr-thc-countcr or prescription medications arc offering no relief. J. Videoscopic surgery treats the underlying anatomiccause of chronic heartburn. 5. Videoscopic surgery can offer reduced scarring, shorter hospital stays and faster return to normal activities than traditional surgery. PRESS k STRIPPWQ Rcbari Skip Cowan Mark Sa»o>a Bill Egan Daryl Kbngar Happy IlMh Wedding Aiml versary In lormer ITeshlrn Je rry Ford and wile, B e tty. They tvere mauled mi Oct. 15, 1918 al D iner Episcopal Church in (It ami Rapids. Mleti He was 35 when I hey mauled, she was 30 II was her second marriage Staff Writer FLORIDA TEMPS S a n lb rd H e m ld ADMINISTRATION Odtm* Pugn Duanes* Msnayjr MehfyJs Mofrts LkkJa Sptftgfll Mn s ( Fords Day RUSS WHITE h. ip s ii s h o u l d h r r x l r m l f d to N .illo n a l t i r o m l i W r r k m N’a tlivn.il ('.m ill Ii M o t ilh A l l i u m ' i i l i o h a s Ih r a h l l t l i Aren't these reason enough to change your life? Come to a free public health forum and learn about videoscopic surgery for chronic heartburn. Parc: Time: ThuniUy, October 23 7:30 pm Place: Deltona Inn, 4HI Deltona Hlvd., Deltona Sponsored by: Dotson 8c Robertson Surgical Group, P.A. S h e Is a l l i i - mhi i nl SI . M i l l M i s s i o n a r y b a pt i s t t I n i n h The mem liits <>t M a t s l ul l were very happy t” thank Hawkins for her many routi h Imtimis to tin- iiiim nuititi and pn-senteil hit with a pl.upir , vp ifs sm g dieti apprei i.itlmi NOTICE OF CHANGE OF LAND USE N O T IC E 13 H E R E B Y G IV E N that the City ol Lako Mary Local Planning Agoncy will hold a public heating lo discuss a small scale amondmoni io the City's Comprehensive Plan Future Land Use Map This mooting will bo hold T h u rs d a y , O cto b e r 30, 1997, at Laka M ary C ity Hall, 100 N orth C o u n try C lu b R oad, Lake Mary, Flo rid a at 7:00 P.M. The property lo be considorod lor the small scale amendment is approximately 10 acres in si« j Tho appkcani is requesting a change in luluro land use dosignalion Irom Medium Density Residential. MDR. lo Public / Semi-Public The property is located at tho west side of Rantoul Lane, approximately 2,600 foot soulh of the CR46A and immediately norlh of tho City’s athletic bolds, more particularly described as follows. Commencing ol tho Soulhoast corner of tho Nodhwosl quarter ol Section 4, Township 20 South, Range 30 East. Seminole County, Florida; run thence S00°08'22' E along Ihe East line of the said Northwest quarter for a distance of 400 00’ more or Ibss to the Southeast comer of Parcel 5A; run Ihonce along tho South line of said Parcol 5A on a bearing of N 80’ 58’52" W a dislanco of 85 00' lo the POINT OF BEGINNING; Proceed thence Westerly along tho South lino ol said Parcel 5A on a bearing of N 88'58'52" W a dislance ol 1.158 00’; thence N OOJO0'22" W a dislance of 320 00'; thence S 88,58’52' E a distance of 658.00'; thence N OO'OB'22" W a distance of 130.00'; thence S 88“58'52'' E a distance ol 500.00’ lo a point 85.00' West of the East line of said Parcel 5A; thence S 00°08'22"E a distance of 450.00' lo the Point of Boginning, containing 10.00 acres. * A copy ol the Comprehensive Plan. Future Land Use Map and proposed amendment are available for inspection in the Community Development Office, Lake Mary City Hall, 100 Norlh Country Club Road, Lake Mary, Florida, Monday through Friday, from 8:00 A.M. until 5:00 P.M., or you may call 324-3049 for information concerning this amendment. Interested parlies may appear and be heard regarding the pro­ posed amendment or written comments may be tiled with the City Clerk at 100 North Country Club Road, Lake Mary, Florida. NOTE: PERSONS ARE ADVISED THAT A TAPED RECORD OF THIS MEETING IS MADE BY THE CITY FOR ITS CON­ VENIENCE. THIS RECORD MAY NOT CONSTITUTE AN ADEQUATE RECORD FOR THE PURPOSES OF APPEAL FROM A DECISION MADE BY THE CITY. ANY PERSON WISHING TO ENSURE THAT AN ADEQUATE RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MAINTAINED FOR APPELLATE PURPOSES IS ADVISED TO MAKE THE NECESSARY ARRANGEMENTS AT HIS OR HER OWN EXPENSE. Persons with disabilities needing assistance lo participate In any of these proceedings should contact the City's ADA Coordinator at least 48 hours In advance of Ihe meetlna at (407) 324-3024. City of Lake Mary, Florida Carol A. Foster City Clerk § . j �Sanford Maiakl Sanford. Florida •Wednaoday. October 15, 1997 •3A POLICE BRIIPS u* art? ' ;• ' Trespassing charged l.rrny Wllllnma. 39, of unknown residence, was arrested Mondiiy hy Sanford potlrc. Williams was churned with trespassing and possession of drug paraplirrnalla Williams was arrested In Itie MOO bloc k of Laurel Avenue. Oftlrer rimglil Williams routing mil of a house with no trespassing and. upon a search, found the paraphernalia. Multiple charges •fames Powers. 33, of 137 Hunker Ln.. Sanford, was arrested Monday by Seminole County deputies Powers was charged with resisting with violence, assault on law enforcement offi­ cer. flattery, possession of over 20 grams of rnnunhls and violation of probation Powers was allegedly III a physical confrouiatlon wftli Ins girllrleud Brain T u m o r A w a re n e s s W eek planned in order lo heighten public awareness about brain Illinois and to promote rontintirtl researc h on the disease By C A R T E R O IL M A R TIN Herald Correspondent Ttir National llraln Tumor Foniidflllnn imnouncrs the llrsi Drain Tumor Awareness Week set for October JO 23 flrgani/ rrs plan to make the event an annual one Tills nationwide event Is N A H T C will liosl a lunc heon nil Copilot Hill lor mi min ts ol congress and (licit lu .illh t . u r leglslallve aide s ll is lnlrndi*il lo garner Increaseil support lor rescan h. through die passing ol a rescilullou ai knnwlcilglng October 19-25 as ofllc lal Drain Tum or Awareness Week Drain 111rnor palleuls. f.unl Id’s and friends arc encouraged The week Is sponsored liv Ihe Nor 111 American llraln T u ­ mor Coafnion IN A in C f. a n ia liliciii ol eiglil non-profit or ganl/adciiis deilicaled lo elimi naluig In.on lomots l.rvory Hickman. 31. of 1107 E tJlh St.. Sanford, was nr rested Monday fry Sanford police Hickman was charged with possession of drug paraphernalia and arrested at the corner of fourth Street arid Sanford Avenue Officer noticed Hickman reaching In Ills lell porkcl lor something and then slopped linn Retail theft charged Herlirrt Jones, 47. 1701 W I3lh S i . Sanford, was arrested Monday hy Sanford poltrr Jones was charged with retail Ihctl and resisting a men hard amt arrrstrd in ihr 1500 him k of South I rein h Avenue ltr|M>rl said that >111 employee at a store nolle eel Jones com eallftg batteries Victim pushed John I.null an. 38. of 2580 ItidgewiMst Avr . Sanford, was arreslrd Monday tiy Sanford polu e l.rnih.m was charged willi battery and arrested at resldem e lte|Mirl said Unit Lrnllian allegedly pushed victim against a taldr Accident leads to charges Andrew Dl.inumtl. 21. of 2505 tirassy Point l)r . Lake Mary, was ancsfrd Monday by l.ongwoisl police Dlamontl was charged with driving white lli ense is siis|H-mlrrt or trvnkrd and lm|)ro|ier hacking Dlamontl was arrrsleil in ihr 200 block ol Nortli Stale Itnad Mil) l<r|sirt said dial Diamond's car was in volveil in an a n lili lit Missing wallet ( t ill* L a ra 3 2 o l 1220 S t it l. im lo D r S a n fo rd , w a s a r r r s ie d T u e sd a y b y S a n fo rd (to lti e L a ra w a s 1 lia rg e rl w ith p o s s e s s io n o f a c o n c e a le d lir c . u iii a n d rUsi li. ir g liig llr e . u m in p u b lic L a ra w as a rre s te d at In s re s ld e m e lt c |io it s a id d ia l l.a ra was d r in k in g a lc o h o l a n d her arm* u p s e t o v r i m is s in g In s w a lle t Incidents A w o r th H’ KH) w .is s lo lr n M n m l.iv IN I h r 11(10 I >I* m k o l T ow n I ‘r n l r t I ' m lr V.il Inns liwils dint (ihulir t.Uiis toMllHi* 1 t \<\ v^.in slolrn M n i i i I. iy In I h r IOO I i I im k o l l l r t h m i r ( In l r Marijuana found A la n f lio in . is |rt uf 117 Suiil«ikt* ( II l..tkr M.irv w . ih iiffC&lrtj i Miliiy hy htiiiiiioli- ( m in t y *lr|»o!irs J h n m .is w . ih i |i.*««*«*«! w it h jiDHM <isii»ti ol a m i 'Itivinj; w in tr !i< t*i»sr I** susjM iiili'il of i r v o k r i l T lm m .ii w . ih eiffffttrtl mi L a k r L m n o t Mo.ul t. •'(Aj'h? > &*+’ for more mformallou about brain liimor research oi planned events lor this spei i.d week, call the National Drain lum nr ITiund.dlou al I 8(10 931 2873 Teen cancer patients learn to look good on Imw to seler I wigs tie srarves. and a gill trite bag Spi t lallsts In die llelds ol oncology nursing. prthatrli psyrldatry and psychology and rosmetologv volunteer their time Special to the Herald Drug charges by Ihe eci,-dlt Ion to send letters to their t t S Senators asking for llieii support liodi for die week ami for further research H O U S TO N Life Is dlllli oil lor teenagers with cancer And then liiry lose their hair A program designed lo help Ifiese (indents co|ie with mull cations that iilferl their np pearanrr promises to in.ike tliciu 'look good and leel bet ter ' 'T ry to lell a teenager lli.it losing your ball doesn't mat ler." said Michelle l i lls ili of llir Texas Children s Cam i t Center at llaylor College of Medicine and Texas Children's llospiial ‘ ll does mailer, and dial s wli.it Look ( tond peel Dctler' Is all atiiiul 'Look CiihmI Peel Detier' ll.tiPIM olfers make up and hair-loss advice loi girls as well as sessions on skin t.uc for guvs too Teens meet I w ii r a year for a two floor program that also Hit ludrs present.i Hons on nutrition fitness and social skills I luring dir prngr.uu lips on grooming Ini hide * Learning how lo draw m eyebrows dial disappear dm log i hernndierapv f n ls ili has also bad teenage boys express an uitrresi m tins p,nio ol.uly during |iitun season * ■ smg make up •lb i Iiielv lo ll li t* it.ilk i lilies iiinlrl dir eves I ,nisei! bv tow blood p l.itrlrls * t ’s l n g .i i i i m | e i u s a |ip t o p ii.in H and dealing wiib skin blem ishes ta ils J t ■s i am ri A spri lal game tear lies the kills bow In respond lo awk ward siH lal moments, anil how to tiamlle dieii pens curiosity and i|iirsllons A nnlrllton book is provided, as are lips • 3 P IE C E D IN N E R S 3 .2 9 2 P IE C E LUNCH $ 2 .9 9 • i n plo-ni of etui-hen. m lm l I ( hunr F'.tfTHj»i« firtf|:ir> I -f rrt*|*» liu— ; . diWn 7 ^ wHrrfi n TKtuitl o a , iI : _ _ 1 fnmmtm Hrtlttf" Hun* I • I i r i Rvtrii tr.tvy I * H lM*ri*nal)rtr b iillrm illk trtn til I % I No! <r«kd *f>y o f o f f e r or I ikw <M*nt Ckjnd h* a hmrter) lima r S i B ^ n w C I p l ChicGfl j t L E E ’S! > ! 2 -P le c e S u p e r jSnack s JNot Stt • im • "1 iiHiiitni niriUirt] m o l e III.in said I 11v-si I• who knows manv nl llir p .in ii iparits diroiigb tier work at die Cam er Center The program was founded hy die ( osm elli. Toiletry, and Fragrance Association. the Ainetnan Cnnier Stifle ly and die National CoMltelology As soi latioii in 1989 1905 S. French Ave., Sanford • (407) 323-3650 SH j SH | 1 5 -P le c e 2 S -P I ic e I F a m ily g F a m ily a 1 « « -« > « > «J 9 I B u c k e t F* |!fc e tilrrr!* a s i4ti till k n i uunrrl 1 5 Piua T Ta« I ! • 2 | » l r r r % i»l i t i l l k r t * n t l K r c l }• I H ltlr ( t l n l i o f y o u r i l i i i l t r |i n r i t i t i i h h l l l l l l l i M i m l f i i l I liu n iro tty lr t m l l r n n t l k 111INH l Iff £ roiip ( nisi h ln*l|>eil In ada|>t a similar l.fiFD program for adull writiii’i. slurled In 1989 lo one designed lor Irens, begun Iasi year W E D N E S D A Y IS S TI LL F A M I L Y D A Y treatment s rtli <t on tile no inline system Die teens .tie osuallv ill Vlded into ■oed gio>i|is with no III F l i t s p i - 1 "the program lias really been sin cr.ssful. and ll really helps llir kids lo bilk with oiliers going through snnil.u t i t i i i m s h inie s .' said Prtlsi Ii Alter all. for most teenagers. looking good Is Impirt.’llit 11 makes diem leel hr Her to know llirv can do siirnedilug about die effects of tfielr cancer treat merit * i I SH i :* « > ! i Ptut Tab r* fc = rl[° w 1 Noi vbmj •rnn »TTy om»f oM»f oi ck»ccx«ni tor a* i*nrted landed tkeccxrnD Good Good t©# L E E 'S | FftfHOUi HiCip# 2 -P le c e C o m b o M eal $ • 1 m ile I te m s • I Itn n irn ly lr b u tte rm ilk I i I m n il • 2 0 i n itrtuk iXlrn IIrf I■t-kt**) I SH | 9 9 PVj* 1 a . 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W IT H A P P R O V E D C R E D IT 207- O F F A L L R E G U L A R P R IC E M E R C H A N D IS E N O C R E D IT A P P L IC A T IO N R E F U S E D ! ‘ S.ilt: t xdmlirs Itrililmii ‘ Suli|i:i;l In (jt'ild A|i|iiiiu.tK .mil I nmls We reserve Ihe right to limit quintltiei. C Heilig-Meyen Company, 1997 2921 S. Orlando Ave., Suite 110, Sanford, FL 32771 • (407) 322-7953 �Editorial/ Opinion Yipes! 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Seni**l A w a i t ! All < tif111ihiiHn cis ai* tax i l r d i n 1ll»l* OBITUARIES K A TE I). IIK E W IN O TO N 7M K.dc I) Hicwlfiglim r .ill,ill.Ill M i n i Wltlll'l I'. llk died S.Muid.iy 11, 1 II ( *»'r7 She w.is l„,ni 11. M.II «.ll 11.1 Mis llr. vvinglnii w.is .1 ( .-In . d I).’,.utli l.tli ill..I lu .U 'l'k n 'ii. i Slu1 w.is .. ll.IJillst Survlvn.s It.<lude sni.' Urine llfewnigliui O il,.m l.> Eddie ( llrewiiigli.il, W lu iii I’iirk (iu ld iu s E liner,.I Hume, Wilder I'.irk. In 1 lunge nl .11 riingeineiilH IIEN R Y UROWN SR. Ilenry llruwn ^1 S.ud,,id Avenue. Newmk N .1 . du d Wednesility. o n H. t!l!l7 111 Nrw iirk. N .1 Hum M.iri li Id l!K)5. lu Altiuiiy. I'.a , lie moved lu New.uk Iron. Sanlofd III l!iH7 Mr llimvn w.is a licallli elude worker lor Nit k m .ii llutek (di.. Newark lie was a member »l Nl I’anl M ll ('h tiirh until la* moved lu Newark where lie Jollied (ir th semane M II ('hureli Survivors liielude dauglilers. Carrie Si oil and Ellzah. lll S|ilver> . Imlh ol Newark. N .1 . Nadine llrnwn. Allamonle Sjalngs. Nina Williams, la lla hassee, Angelin lludnrll, U{)pei Marlow. Md,; sun. U’iwreine Hrmvn. Kantnrd; I !» gramlehlldien. Tl grealgrandi lilldren; three grealgreal-graudelilhlreii Wilsim-Elehelherger M orin ary. Inc-.. Sanford. Ill charge of arrangements A N TH O N Y M A R TIN QAE’U TIS J R . Anthony Martin (iajiulls .Ir fib. [Hooks Avenue. Ornnnid lliaeli, dii'il Monday. Oct Id. 1907 at West Volusia Memo­ rial Hospital. Horn lu Huston, he moved lo Ccuiru! Florida in 1987 from Maine. Mr (iapulls was a jewelry store manager Survivors include parents. Anthony and l.ucy C.aputis, Deltona; sle|>-hrolhers. T h o ­ mas r (iajmtls, Salely llarlm r. 1 >1 < h .ll Ii s 1 . ., | m 1 l' K i ll) 0 A la sir j, sister M a t i c P . i h ' i i i t le a iw a te r ■Slejiheti It I t a l d , m i l 1 11lie 1al Home 1 t r i t o n , 1 10 t l i . u g t id D x x .iyn r < In 1in n Mr A n n .i Ki f in n t ln r All* r < l.lf hill (M D im sl.\ s i s l r i s ariangemciils SI.-pliiii If Halil.mil lu iu i .il I Ionic Deltona in itiarg. ot -ill.illgc Kirills EM ILIO A. rA O L IN I Emilio A I’aollnl Mil lent pit-wood Avenue Dell,>11.1 died Tuesday. (>, t It 1997 al Volusia Medical (Y n tc i. Or ange city Horn in Hultalo. N V lie moved n, Ccnlr.d l liiilda in 1971 Mr P.iolmi was a 1 , tired lire i.ijtl. 1111 tin llrthlehem Steel I litDe|il Lai kaw.uina. N Y lie was a member uf the Our .....ly t,l the l.-.kes Caiholli ( li ii r .ii . D el­ tona. the -1th Degiee lllsh.ip John Newman Assemhly and Honor Cuard. Holy Name So­ ciety. Empire Slate Cluh. Delton.1 Slat Cluh, charier mem­ ber ol the Deltona Fun A Travel ( lull, one ol the found­ ers ol Ihe Sons ol Italy. Mike Accardl Lodge, Deltona and the Deltona Volunteer Fire Dejit. and Fireman's Assoc Survivors Include wife. Rose; sou. Emilio A Jr.. O rchard Park. N Y ; daughter, Durham Ward. Whltcvlllr N C . sister. Rose Sorblni. Daytona Item h : seven grandchildren; live gre.d-giaiidi hlldren. Stejiiieu If Maid.mil Funeral Home. Deltona. In charge of arrangements TH O M A S W ILLIAM HANSON I In,tn,.' William Hanson Ml Stii.-llipoi I W .lellersoti. N< died Saiuiday. (a t l l . 1997 In an aillo.iiohllr a. 1 11le.it in lllikory. N C lie was bom O il 8. 1978. In S.mlord Mi Hanson was a cade I al the I' S Military Academy al W.-sl I’oint lie li.msierred from I(<h k bake Middle School. I.ongwood lo Ashe ( ‘eulr.d High Ni hool lo .lelfersou. N l In 1‘IOg lie was a member ol Hie National Meta d u ll, the National Honor Soclely. the Ashe ( cnlral High S. hool Hand, the 1 (0 T C . Ihe West I'oint Arm y Hand and was an Eagle Seoul Ills appointment to West I’olul lame bom Sena­ tor Jessie Helms and Con­ gressmen Richard llurr and Lott Fairchild He was (Hendale Springs Presbyterian Church Survivors Include |iarruts, Randy and Koil Hanson, ,lr|ferson, N.C. and Craig and Donna Duncan. Osteen; hrntlier, Joshua Hanson, -lei lerson, N.C . sister. Ilrlttauy D 11111.111. Osteen; grandpar cuts. Mary Hanson. Sanlord. Kalina Williams. Dothan. Ala llrlssoti Funeral Home, San­ lord. lu charge of arrange­ ments. RONALD RALPH N 1 E D E R R ITE R Ronald Ralph Nlederrller, -M South Klrkman Rond. Orlando, died Thursday. Oct. 9. 1997. Horn in Oil City. Penn., he moved to Central Florida lu I99.r) Mr. Nlederrller was r e ­ tired from the (I S Navy after T l years ot service. Me held the National Defense Service Medal. He was a Catholic. Survivors Include son. Kevin l',i D, m r h \l . i i n p * N u ilt r l ifi*i r hi " D u 1s n HANSON. THOM AS WILLIAM Funeral srrvlcr* fur Cnilet Tlinoias William I L i u m i u . will, (nil military liouurs. will la- cun'billed l,y Foil Slew-art. Georgia. Friday. Oct 17. 11197 at II am from Hie llrlssun Funeral Hume ( ’Impel liilefiiie.it will follow in Sylvan bake Cemetery Friends may call al llir t.u.cral home Thursday hum ti until H p m llllssuii Funeral lluiue. H U I. Saufurtb I* 1.. charge ot services { 9 t �iieinfortl Herald S.inforcj Florida Legal Notices Several kids pose by the spider bars before climbing over the lop S e a t e d IN T M « C IR C U IT C O U R T O f f H I S IG H T 11 N f H J U D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN AN O FOR I I M IK O L I CO U N TV. Fl o r id a C IV IL A C T IO N C A S I NO I I DBS C A D IV IS IO N 14 W i N * n « w i l i l • t s :. n . .UP .1*A* N p •• •* I vs DA* S m | »* ■ » «:, a i # t»e»e* la*" a T o m m y Vincent □ elna Enoch explores Ihe park's bird cage N O T IC I n a c c o rd a n t* *>th in# Amancan* 0*«abn t*a« Act par • o ri n M j ng a vpacra1 acconn n u tU lio n to partrc'pata >n i t % p'octadrng %hu«,'d contact the •rd eiduai o ' agancy tandrog m iif e n r 1 iat*' th a r •a«ah(T| day* p'tor to lha procaad ng at tfa a d d ra tt grvan on lha nolica T i'a p h o " # 40T 323 4330 aal 4227. 1-800 9SS A TM •TO O ' or 1 BOO 9SS 8770 1*1. » a Florida n#iay Sarvica Publish Octobar IS 22. 1997 0 C J-IS 4 s ta s is Jaylon Rlchardton. 0, swings high Into the air at the park picnic. IN TNS C IR C U IT CO U R T OF THB SIGH TS IN TH JU D IC IA L CIR C U IT IN AND FOR SSM INOLS CO U N TY . STATS OF F L 0 R I0 A Cat# Na. S7-S88CA14B O IN IR A L JU R IS D IC TIO N CO M M E R C IA L F ID C R A l M O R T Q A O I C O R P O R A TIO N Plaintiff. v» KEN N ETH l OAVIS. at ua at at , Dafandania N O T IC I OF F O R S C LO S U R I SALS BY C L IR K OF CIR C U IT CO U R T Mark Layton, fl, takes a rest before trying out more playground cqulpmoni. Node* i* haraby g<van that lha undartignad Maryann# Mor*a. C” ark of lha Circuit Court of B C M iN O L l County. Florida. *•)! on lha 6th day of N O V IM B C R . 1697. al 11 00 a m al lha from door oT lha b l M i h O l i County C o u rth o u ta . »n 1ha C*ty ol Sanford. Florida. oHar lor tala and tall at public outcry lo lha h ighatt and baat biddar Tor caah. lha tot owing daaenbad proparly aitualad m S E M iN O L l County. Florida, lo -w d LO T 2. TW IN RIVERS S E C TIO N V. A C C O R D IN G T O THE P lA T TH E R E O F A S R E C O R O E O IN PLAT B O O K 39. P AG ES 64 TM R O U Q H 67. IN C L U S IV E . P U B L IC R E C O R D S OF SEM I NOLE C O U N T Y . FLO R ID A purautnl to tha final dacraa u* lo radoaura aniarad m a cat# panomg in aaid Court, tha atyla of which i«: C O M M E R C IA L FEO ERAL M O R T Q A O E C O R P O R A TIO N va. K I N N I T H E DAVIS, at ua.. al at. In a c c o rd a n ra with lha Am ancana with Diaabihtia* Act. partona with a disability who C A S I NO 96 2610 CC 20 U M 'i l O W RFIOO k " M f O W NI ns A S S O C IA TIO N Nf. a •*<,» #o* p»'.*rt F lot da i '»»p o i #1 on Plaint ft e« f <«AN* Fr t’»*'N #- d «<N*NOW N S*»0 iS I M Ani| • f ? *A. f FtoS ar 1 • N * N ',r t N S P 'r iS f N O T IC I OF SALS W i» r 1 9 m | Ilf R r ', 7f r, • at • •» • Fir -ta , *,♦ t •#»^r.#» 199 * #l •t fff # f*, #| *■# «**«• **',••♦ »!'•'.» r.r ts # •m i • ••••» r , , ,»i». a•r i, ••| 11 r.f.'t# ff # ,r |#f IN T H I CIR CU IT CO U R T OF T H I 1STH JU O IC IA L C IR C U IT OF FLORIOA IN AND FOR S IM IN O L I C O U N TY O IN IR A L J U R l IO t C T IO N D IV IS IO N C A S S N O 97 1398 C A 14 W *'l V* HAS* F «, f) P'a.rit If vs ■F m m * w V O a f S 4'.d • ,R I »« I U '.r r .a f s a* a Da’ an t«n|| N O T IC I O f F O R IC L O S U R S SALS * • '• • • r#»#tiy J e*i th*t t. a ' 1,. Ita* I ••»*’ , edgmar I • • • fated G 'li h a r ••• * «•* * a t •-••a>ad » .ed l • d • 1 *r • w H *» • •••■•* * A '» sat.rM a* A « •'* ' * • • » t tat. * a* » a a t 4 • *i • • • • #»• : #•• •• « ;.r- »• • t .'•!#! r ADA ♦» a ,f 1 • «• 1 • S u#-* Sa - *»»rf * ■ • 'la 12 * * * '• a| hi.* # « • t# I 4 I I #•• 4/2 * a* *•att • i i •. ta** l>* u* t r*^ pr<« •• t r y ’■•*’ . -,y mpa '#'1 7Y 0 , ’ 100 9AA i* 7 t or V O iC I IVI I 800 IS A • 7 *0 el# Florida Mr a, Sa*e>ca VAvtOM 6 C AM ) s » A •900 S u M M » T O W fft H U U l I VAHO SUITE 800 M. ANDO ■ Herald Photo# by IN A N D FOR S IM IN O L I C O U N TY . F L O R ID A la •» la d p*'.party i G f • i M O tiO iN B R O O * A I S T p h a s f 2 ACCO R D IN '# *0 'M l 4*. A* f M| N |O F AS " I C O R D I O N WiAT FI^Kja IA F*AGl S • AN D v P i fli r. “ f r -jU C S oi S I M iN r ji f ' N ' v f iO R iD A I'-ya tK # . • r»- an **.u rt,.»»% i'* | i'f> ir t # r 't i fu r i*ai app • •* and app.,Han*n< a t fin *4 «l a 'd "• «ta<l r i ony^nrlion ••m‘»m t». '• • a» '• «* I i a a ae.ti na • a >• (I’. H i i " • * S«.ia*»a»y • •a j edg~>a’ • a' t # • .| p a<*ania M jv a n ••**'*-1 » ' e N aA J810 V . par I r g t »• # ' ,I(M , •* .* f g* •aa*>it tu l i 4 * a* I r . s a'*>•'•<> • •ta (»*♦#«! t». I l*r '••l l # « M ' ••# MAtreANNf a .F h * • •m | s’ • •. R OA 12*10 A*70 ♦•it. ah O ctober • t A 1997 Df J t O l IN T H I C IR C U IT CO U R T OF T H I I I O H T I I N T H JU D IC IA L CIR CU IT, IN AND FOR S IM IN O L I CO U N TY . FLORIDA C A S I NO t f - t S S - C A - 14 W A* . 0 * NANG A l SER VICES OF f iO R 'D A NC P «in t tt e* '••I RON B A S S 4 >d PATH lClA B ASS ar J SI M N O kI C O U N T * a po tic A u L J • a>on u» th* StAta of Florida Oa'andanty N O T IC I OF SALS N O TIC E S M f n tO * O 'VEN that purauant to Tm ai judgm ent »* F uiac oau'a 'andarad un the nth lay of October '997 ,n that cartam cauaa pending m »h* C 'rc u d C ou rt r and to» S*m,noia C ounty flg i.d a , wh#r#m A v C O F N A N C i AL SER V C I S OF f kOR DA iNC . ia P ia n i.tr 4„ a *h | R 0 N B ASS ANO PA*R c A B A S S a rd S IM N J k l C O u N ’ r A pOld CAi *ub d e a>on c» tha State o» F o'ida a>a the OafandAnta C • Action ho 97 97S C A 14 W i M AhvANN E M O R S E Clara of th « aforeaa d Circuit Court. w*ll at 11 00 a ni on tha 6th day of Noeambar 1997 oH#' for aaia a**d a#i to the h.gheal bidder *o» caar< un m e aiapa of me A #*t Front Door al lha Courfhouaa in S an fo'd Sam.noi# County, f o’ >di tha fonow -ng daacr baa proparly, aduatad and ba<ng m Sam noia County Florida. tO-Wit lo t 8 Block M T.ar 14. of w m C l a r k s s u b d iv is io n . accord ng lo tha Plat lhafaot aa ♦•60fd 6<l -n P'at Boo* 1 Pag# 1UB ol tha Publ'C Record* of S*m nol* County. Florida Said *■>• wilt ba mad# p u r­ auant to and in ordar to aahtTy lh# ly im a of *aid Final Judgm ani ot Foreclosure MARVANNE M OR SE C LER K OF TM f C IR C U IT C O U R T 8V Dorothy W Bolton Oeputy Clark Harry 0 Ra>d. Ill 1120 W Fir*i Street. Suda 0 Sanford F l 32771 Aitornay Tor Piamhfl Florida Oar No 2400S2 Talaphona (407( 321-391 1 P ub l'th O ctobar 15. 22. 1997 0 C J -t S 9 IN THB C IR C U IT CO U R T OF THB S IQ H T S IN T N JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN ANO FOR S IM IN O L I CO U N TY, FLO R IDA CIVIL A C TIO N C A S I NO. fS *t437 CA DIVISION 14-B FED ER AL N A TIO N A L M O R TQ A O E A S S O C IA TIO N . Plaintiff. VI A LF R E D A D O G ER T. at al. D efendant*) N O T IC I OF A CTIO N TO A LF R E D A B O G E R T LAS T KN OW N R ESID EN CE 941 Mandalay A varu a Clearwater. FL 34360 C U R R E N T R ES ID EN CE UN KN O W N Y O U ARE N O T IF IE O lh* l an action to foreclota a m odgaga on tha follow ing p ro pa rly in S EM IN O LE Counly. Florida L O T 28. G R E E N VILLAGE S U B ­ D IVISION. A C C O R D IN G T O TH E §A Legal Notlceo IN T H B C I R C U I T 4 ,'i * » t M t m o r a s n t c o m iE O OF T H f 1 STH « IN M lA t BOOX IB PAGE »V , OE C IR C U IT , IR E 'M l P I/ O lIC M E C O n O S O f S IM IN O L I CO U M TV, S E W iN O lf C O U N T V, fL O n iD A F L O R ID A B . « t > ..r fii.r, you and QSNSRA1 you am ra q u 'ia d to «•>«• a copy Of you' w ftia n d a f* n«*», J U R IS D IC T IO N M M •f any within 10 day* affar lha C A S I N O : S T -0 7 7 7 -O R .1 4 4 T * r«t publication of thi« Not<ca f ir s t n a t io n w i o i nf A ction, on fc h a v a rn a . M O R T O A O f C O R P O R A T IO N M cC a l'a Raymar. Oarratf A P LA IM TU P VS Frappiar Plaintiff • attom ay. R ALP H O U C R R U R O ; w hota addrata >• 601 Oayahor# U N K N O W N S P O U S f OP RALPH Ooulavard Suda 800. T#frpa. G U E R R IIR O . K A R IN Florid# 31606 and til# in# orig O U f R R K R O kJKJA K A R IN mat wff* it i* C o u rt aithar LO U IS E G U E R R IIR O k P U k bafor* a arvita on Pia<n1df a KAR EN L O U IS ! T IO IR ; attornay or >mrrar| ataly mar# U N K N O W N S POUSfl attar ofharw ita a dafautt w it O f KAR EN O U IR R IC R O A/K/A f,a arta rad v ja m tt you for th » KAR EN LO U IS O U I R R IIR O »#•'#> dam a rda »l n tha com A/K/A KA R EN L O U IS T lO IR j p'a'nf o» patit-on S U M M ER H IL L T0W N H 08AS S Th • n o T 't• ah# ha pubhahad H O M E O W N E R S A S IO O iA T lO N . onra aar h waaa li»» *wn r on •NC . M A R TIN C J A M S ! A/K/A ta ru h e * a i a t i in lha Sanford M A R TIN JA M E S ; U S A , H*rald FiflS T U N IO N N A TIO N A L I / f 'f N IS S my '>*'• •! and |h« OF FLO R IO A . JO H N D OS AN O '• 4 of thi* oo fh % 8»h JANE D O E AS U N K N O W N day of O C T O B E R 1997 T E N A N T S i n P O S S fS S lO N •SI Ai i O C F IN O A N TrS ) M ary#nra M '.'ia N O T IC I C'«*b of tha Cr»ur» OF F O R IC L O O U M t A U I lly Ruth King N O T IC E IS H I R I f l T A % Daputy Clar* pursuant to 6 Ic h a va rr a M cCa ta Raymar jud gm e n t of fo Ra'ratt 6 F 'appiar O C T O B E R 8 TH , f H T , *’ G Roe 1410 m Cts.t Caaa No I T ^ T T f C A * 'am p# F tor da 11601 I4 t0 ’ 4 w of the CircuFt C o w l W Rio N O T IC I ’ 8 fH Judicial CKavff K m O r A M IR IC A N B W ITH SEM N O L l County. O IS A S IL IT IIS A C T OF 1SS0 Florida. I WIFI SON I# M S 9 Adrwtnittrativa Ortfar and bast b«dd of for §m R W Wm Na. I T ) W ES T F R O N T D O O R •# Wm f you a»* a paraon with a rha S EM IN O LE County C o r S I M M ah i »y who naada any a rr om totaled at 30 1 N PARK A N i. M modal on m orffar t», parhcipata S A N F O R D . Florida . •« I t DO ft- ih,a p ro caad*'*q you a*a anti am on tha 4tti 6 * y *f •la>| at no » «*•* »i. , ,u to tha November t f t ? the f*F>a*6ef pro* »«on f,t a»t#••• ataiatar .a laser,bad proporty 66 m t f R B hiaaaa cont#r t Court •n aa d S um m o ry FKM I Ai|n r atfOt'O'i a> tot N i*a»a jud gm e n t. lo-Wtt A i K< i, ( w in * N lu Sanford l O T 2. S U M M IR H IL L . P H A M • . 127 71 407 12 | 4 110 a it A C C O R O iN Q T O T H I P U T 422 * • th,». 2 w # r j day* ,,t 'H E R E O F . AS R IC O R O C # RE yr#j» racapt '.I notice •* •*1 AT B O O K 31. P A M S I you a»a hear og ,f aO-r# R j B l i C R E C O R D S OP •my # rad r a t aoo 877» N O iE C O U N T Y . FLO R iO A . »* it ah October *S 72 ’ 99 7 Ostad th e 8th day of ( D lJ MS •997 IN T H I C O U N TY CO U R T OF T H I 8 IQ H T II N T H JU O IC IA L C IR CU IT, ■ n o tic s Of f O R I C L O S U R S « A L « N *, | % m | H| Re r,,*| s i> •** I«r « «r. a » •• a Iw lg * •« t • ",|ufe ri«»#.f fkln l.e * H r i v y * end entered m Gas# NO 99 i l l CA u* the Crfcwet cos.'i of It*# I 'G M ’ I I N T m J u d 'C ‘8' C * rfu l n a'Ml lot S f M 'N O l l C 'lu n lf flo o d s «vhe»em C O U N T R vW iD f F U N D NO C O R P O R A TU)I« ta the F la flrtT and O AviD 1 9 H |P K A R 0 . A i U A j S H IP PARD S A N fO R O P lA C I M O N lO W N IR S A S S O C AT ON •NC M O N T Q O M IR V W ARO % C O iNC a*a ih # Oaiaoda'H* i ee it tail fo tAa an a b a it HmI !•* for caif* at A I i f FR O N T DO O R OF t M| SI U NOi I C O U N T* C O U R ’ M O U S I SAN FO R D FLO R ID A at P O O a T o r th# AtA day o* Nrrear^har » f l ’ lha Toh ow n g < it i(t t r f d P 'o p r t y •• tat Fo'iA m »a d F na v o d g ^ a rt iO T 16 S A N F O R C K A C I a Sc B D V S ON A C C O R D IN G TO Tm | P kAT T h |R|CJF as r U C O R D ID *N P kAT BOOK IJ p * a is j ) t h r o u g h n j » T h I P u B i C R IC O F ID S 0 » s im in o l i c o c n ' v k o m : a W ,f N C SS M v H AN D a r 0 tr»a %aa* of IT • Court on Oclobar Sth iYtfT iS i AL, M i y » v r a M o ria Clara o* lh# C rto d C o u 'i Oy Dc rolhy A Oo tor Dapuly C'a'fc CcRtea'Ma M cC a a Raym #' Barren A Frapp a' Poet OHtca Boa 1410 Ta/wpa F L 31601 FVS(M0«69 Legal Notices 'raarl j »pr*r *.»l at.r onimorlation tri ii,irli(.i|Mfa m th'% yiriir naifing ahonid c Q h t ic t ADA CriorrJ,nator at JO’ Ft Pa»h Ayanua S u 'la N 10t. Sanford Florida 12771 at i»a%t F »a rfay* prior to tha procaad<ng Talaphona. I (8001 9SS 8771 IfO D ) or I (800| OSS 8770 (VI via Flornta Ra<ay Sa»* r « W 'fN E S S »nr band and official *•*' of «a>d Court thi* 2Sth day *,♦ Sapta'nbar 1997 (S E A L ) Honorabla Maryann# M o r«a f.iaih nf tha Ct'r.ud Court fly Jan* E Daputy Clara LAiAf O F F IC E S OF JO S E P H PAN f 1 1 0 Mott Off r.a floe 214 7 '• ■ 'p i Flut'd# 11601 P rfj|*%h O r»r,t.a »8 IS 1997 Of J too ¥ i * Match some lively kids With playground equipment on a beautiful Florida day and you have Play Day for members of the Boys and Girls Club m Sanford Rich Plan of Sanford sponsored Ihe picnic and day of fun at Lee P Moore Part* Legal Notices 1033 IN T H I C IR C U IT C O U R T OT T H I IIO H T If N T H J U D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN A N D FO R S IM IN O L I C O U N TY . S T A T S O F F L O R ID A C a t e No S T - 1028 C A 14 W O I N I R A L J U R IS D IC T IO N DANK OF A M F R lC A FSfl PimrtMl II i f n o v i r a o 'N c. h a m •i u « at ai D eferifenle NO T 1C ■ OF F O R S C L O S U R I S A LS • V C L I R K OF C IR C U IT C O U R T Notice •* hereby given that t»,* ■I' 'lettignarl M a'yar,',# M orta C'er* fil f.iftu -l Churf #»♦ SI M N O l l C o u M y I 'orttla m I •I*. M e * Ilfs .f*v ,,i N O V I M ill II * I f r #t I ’ 00 an* 4t d a I for I 'af M N O L I f r,.,r,»y (.nurthr>ute n iha C-*y S»"lrifi| I »#•* da oiler tor ■'"I at iMrtr >< outcry t*-e f..rj».«*» m r l L e t t t>irfrfer tfi* ••*♦’ th# Iff Ito Wing (iM C if it r l P»''l*e»»r ••fueled m S IM N O l l f. *‘*»'fy t rrifirJa In eeit i O f 2 ’ f llO C K t W I A ’ M IH S f illO ♦ FIST A U C Jif'O N A L C O R D 'N Q TO P i AT » h | I i | 0 « AS M f C O R D I O *N P i AT HOOK ’ 2 PAt<| *, 66 AND a ; P j B l H . fl| C O R D S O f SI Ml N O ll C O U N T f f i 'jR D A |>«,Hu»ht Ifi If# I r | i fe< raa f,* lo io re K i t ' S ) in a » #%• »••» r| f g ... *# ,| |6# t l f |# '»• e h r r f « RAN* O* AM I »l A • SR e« l I R O f I I A O lN 'f #t ..a a* a' In K U / ' l a r i t W.tt ft.. 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October 15. 1W 7 • a’ ariSV'.A 14 2* •» a .*• l lh# •ai», 1I a1 . i g * >r, an.) to* • »y •lor da - t’ -••• H |( » M ASl » S II P a '•••»* a* I j i MR v H k * • IS *. ,f ‘» N I M 9* • I S *eA*ir,NSHAN# NA *» r I SSGR B* Ml r* •!** *h NA* >'>NSft AN ■ Cif F iO R iD A NA % «>• Cat*n«tartiai w,t» »ai« t«, th# '• g»'a*i #r»»t baat h-ddar t«.« caa* a* th# «a a t front door 0 * ♦h# S am .no 'a C o u n ty court houaa n S a n fo 'd . Sam,no*a C ounly Fio'KJa al I t OO A M o“ »ha * )th d a r of N O V IM B C R '9* 7 rn# foNowmg near nhad property a t aat *orth .n tard F>n#i Judgm ent to wit LO T S3 r u S C A W H l A u N 'f A. A C C O R O iN Q 70 f H f P t Af ' H f M l O F AS R IC O R O E O 'N p . At B O O K 26 P AGES S3 AN O S4 PuOUC R fC O R O S OF 9EM N O k f C O j N f * F l O R i OA NO T f P U R S U A N T f o T h i ♦AiR DEBT C O L L E C T IO N P R A C T IC E S A C T y O U ARE AG * i S I Z T h a t t h i s l a w f i r m 5 D E E M E D T O BE A 0 E 8 T C O k . E C T O R A T * | M P T IN G TO C O 4. 1 I C T A 0 1 B T AN O AN* n f q r m a t . o n O B TA IN E D WILL of u s e d f o r t h a t p u r p o s e Datad th# 9th day o* O C 'O B in ’ 9 9' MARVANNE m o r s e C a 't of C i'Cu t Court By ja n e E Uaaawic Deputy Ctar* C O D ‘L'5 4 STAW iA RSk 4o’ 0 Boy Scout Boulevard Suda 4S0 Tampa Florida 3360' Taiaphon# ,8 ’ Ji 8*7 6008 C I S 697 02164 P u b 'a h October 22. ’ 997 C C J 1S6 IN T H I CIR C U IT CO U R T OF T H I I I O H T I I N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN ANO FOR S IM IN O L I CO U N TY . FLORIOA. CIVIL A C TIO N CASS NO. tS*0S17-C A 14 DIVISION W S TATEW lO E fU N O 'N G CO R P O R A TIO N Plaint tf V* R IG 'N A L D j R A N D O LP H , at al. Defendanti*) N O T IC I OF SALS Not'C# it hereby g<*an that purauant to a Final Jud gm an i of Foracioeur# or O rdar datad Octobar 8th. 1997. aniarad m C«vti Caaa Num ber 9S-0B17C A 1 4 rn tha Ctrcuil Court for S E M IN O L E C o u n ly. Florida, wherein S TATEW lO E FU N D IN G C O R P O R A TIO N ia tha Plaintiff, and R EG IN A LD J R A N D O LP H , al a> . are tha Defendant*. 1 will tali tha property adu ale d in S E M IN O LE C o u n ly. Florida, daact'bad a* Lot 8. B lock L. N O R T H O R L A N D O TE R R A C E . Section One of Unit One. accord ng 10 lha plat thereof a* recorded m Plat Book 16. Page 63. Public Racord* ot Samm oia County. Florida at public aaia. lo the h gnaat and b a t! b ddar. tor ca*h. at lha W att front door. 301 N Park Avanua. S anford. Florida, al 11 00 A M on tha 4th day of November. 1997 Dated October 8th. 1997 Maryanne Morae C LE R K OF THE C IR C U IT C O U R T Oy Dorothy W Bolton Oaputy Clatk William M Qo'aun *t Astociataa 1230 South Myrtle Avenue Suita 10S Clearwater. Florida 34616 *ln a cco rda n ce w ith the Americana With Oitabildiea Act, parson* in need of a special accom m odation to participate in thi* proceeding shall, within aavan (7) day* prior to any p ro ­ cee ding. con ta ct lha Adm inistrative Office of the C o u rt. 301 N Park Avenue. Samm oia county C o u rth o u ta . Sanford FL 32771 talaphona (407) 323-4330. TD D t -800 -9 53 8771 or 1 -8 0 0 -9 3 5 -8 7 70 via Florida Relay Service*. Publish Octobar 13. 22. 1997 OEJ-162 R C J iT C O U R T S fA L ) MARVANNE M O R IS C a rk nf the Circuit Court By Dorothy W SoRtft Daputy Clark ' n r LAW O F F IC E S O F DAVID J S TE R N . P.A A T T O R N E Y FOR PLAlNTlP P 80’ S Univerarty D'hra Su.ta 900 p l a n t a t i o n . 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NO TIO N O f F O R IC L O N U M I N O TIC I IS H IR IN V N V U purtuari lo on OrtMr Of f e w Judg,ntnt ontoffd In Cooo No. 91*1111 CA* 14 W ol WO < Court ol tho 1 IT H C.rcuil m t n d I Of County. Florida, BANK. S 8.* ., FM JnlM , end DAVID B DART, e t I L . M da 'on dtnu. I will eod M dw nignotl Diddor lot otdh # dw w »* i fro m Door of We Stminolo County CourWoueo, Sanlord. f lortdA t l Hie hour t l f l oo i n , on me u r n dey t l N O V IM B IR . 1 I IT , We mg dooenbod proporty: Unit No 911-31. ROYAL I CONDOMINIUM. 0 Co urn According te O od artlio n ot and u n ib it , onnoxed roLO'dtd May 37, IS M . M Official Records Seek IASS, Page 1S64. PubUc Reoerla •< Sammoia Counly, Florida, BS amandad; togather «N R m undividad inter eel M I M aoMmon elements end limited M B * mon elements declared IR M d Declaration of CondeedtdMd Is be an appunantnee te Wm above Condominium Uefc. d a t e d mis fth day ol ( 1997 Meryenne Mores Clerk Circuit Court By: Jane S. Jeeewte Deputy Clerk ROGER D. BEAR. P.A. P O Bo■ 4998 Orlando. FL 32S03 Attorneys for P ld M K I Publish Octobav IS , S3. 1 OEJ-168 �M •Swldid Mwefd. Swlixd. nortdi •Wrtneediy. Oelobw 16, W Core values: Apples got IN B R I E F Ovltdoarta and crafts T h e 24th a nnu a l G reet D e y tn th e C o u n t ry arte end crafts festival w ill be presented b y the G F W C Oviedo W om an’e C lu b : on Saturday, N o v . t from 10 a.m . to 4 p.m . nt Lawton Clemen* tary School in dow ntown Oviedo at State Road 426 and Lake Je a u p Avenue. More than 300 exhibitors w ill compete for awards. About 40.000 people attended Inst year’s event which raised more than 610.000 in donations to the com m unity. For Inform ation, c a ll'389-8652. 368*7463. or 368*8420. Sartoma Club T h e Sertosna C lu b of South Seminole C ounty, dedicated to Ihe advancement of speech and hearing children, meets every T h u rs d a y m orning, from 7:3 0 to 8:30 a.m ., at the Sabal Point C o u n try C h ib on Wektwa Springs Road. Longwood. Potential m em bers are invited to attend. Walght Watchara A local chapter of Weight Watchers meets at the Lake Mary C o m m u n ity B u ilding every T h u rs d a y from 4:45 to 6:45 p.m . Toaatmaatara Th e O m n i Toastm asters C lu b S686I will meet at 8;30 p.m . every Th u rs d a y at the A A A Building. 1000 A A A Drive. Heath* row. Quests and prospective members are welcome. Call Ber­ tram Click, 323*6089, for more Inform ation. Sanlor Frlands . T h e C olum bia Medical Center*8anford Chapter of Senior Friends meets every second Th u rsda y, at 10:30 a .m .. at the Sanford Senior Center. 401 B. Seminole Blvd. Interesting and tim ely program s are featured m onthly plus social exchange. AU Seniors are welcome. For Information, call U s Lawlor. d i­ rector. 321*4600. Ext. 8784. Pot Luck dinnar Widowed persons are tnvtted to attend a pot luck dinner at 8:30 p.m . every third Th u rs d a y of the month at the Cassel* berry Senior Center. 200 Lake Triplet Drive, Casselberry. ALANON and ALATEEN A LA N O N and A L A T E E N meetings arc held every Thu rsda y, at 8 p .m .. at Sanford Ch ristian C h u rch . 730 Upsntn Mood. S a n ­ ford. For Information, call 323-8524. Sanford Blua Grata Pickers As I searched my bookshelves re­ cently, 1noticed that I don't hive ONK book devoted solely to apples. I have cookbooks devoted to pears, mush­ rooms, vinegar, oils, tea, coffee, pota­ toes, onions, rice, com, tomatoes — even a whole cookbook devoted to goal cheese. But of the hundreds of cook­ books on my shelves, I don’t have one dedicated to, the apple. This strikes me as a gnfr* oversight, as apples seem almost like the na­ tional fruit ("as American as apple pie," and all Ihall, have their own proverb ra n apple a day >.”1. and, if nothing elae, were probably the first fruit to nave a spokesman (Johnny Applssssd). A whole book, in feet could probably bo devoted te “apple-isms' (to erll, ‘ comparing apples and or­ anges,” "rotten apple/ “don’t upset the apple-cart” *to put in apple pie order,” “the Big Apple,” etc ). Since there doesn’t seem to be a cookbook out there for us apple-lovers, It behooves me to share some recipes. The first is the classic Tarts Talin (named. I’m told, alter the two Trench sisters who invented it), a luscious upstdrdown apple pie that looks as spectacularly good aa It tastes. The recipe here is from Chef Michel LeBorgn* of the New England Cull nary Institute In Montpelier. VL. and I have to say I was flabbergasted when the one I made, following his recipe, turned out Just as perfectly aa his. The secret (Chef Michel ALWAYS sham his wooderfkd secrets) is te let the tart rest for a few hours — or overnight — before serving it. U like 1do, you like to make desserts ahead of time to save yourself lastminute madness, this one Is perfect And while It may look elaborate, it Is easier to make than your average • p o le p ic . The second recipe is.one that I’ve printed tn this space before; It is my mother's recipe for apple crisp and Is a sure-fire winner The third la an up dated recipe for (hat old standby, baked apples On second thought: Who needs an spple cookbook” We’re doing fine on our own MARIALISA i CALTA Remove ceres and seeds. In a Ifrbtch, oven proof skillet, m M the I tablespoons butter over modkw- * high heat. Add the sugar and stir eonstsntiy until It begins to form a bauldy caramel sauce (this will labs lake at least 10 minutes of constant stirring). As soon as ihe sauce begins to turn brown, turn off the heat Place the apple wedges In the frying 1* MskMIng tba p n . 10 cool lls i m Treat yourself to a perfect combo T ry dw rscips below sad flad out that warm applst and cool ice cream a n still a great cooMattlon: dclickwi, cool lea cream is hard u> beat. Howsvsr, many health- sad fit* ntts-conscious saicrt have thought the great lasts of apple pie ■ Is mods was ■ thing of (he p u t because of the high calories sad wgar often associated with this treat. Here’s a recipe for enjoying that wonderful baked apple pie taste, but without dw crust sod the cilorks often associated with it. When lopped with a 1/2 cup serving of B rn en • No Sugar Added Reduced Fat Vanilla Ice Cream, you’ll have a treat to tickle your uuicbuds with a total of shout 210 calorics per wrving. For (hose monitoring their sugsr intake, this Golden llarveM Apple Treat recipe is equivalent to two frail exchanges per serving, according to the Diabetic Esc lunge Listing. The ke cream is sweetened with NutraSwcct*. the sugsr substitute consumers prefer. 1/2 cup frosca appto jafcs concentssis 1 tabkspooa cornstarch 1/2 leaipooa chmamofl 1/1 Hsspooo salt, optional 2 medium Ooldsa Deticl Cewler a rack la the oven, sad pr* beat o v m l o m degrees. Grease a t by l Inch leaf nan In a large Mnrl, sprinkle sliced apple Juke concentrate, cornstarch, cinnamon and salt. Cook over medium heat, stirring frequently until mixture thickens and comes to a boll. 2) Add apples, lemon Juice and butter. Cook tad stir over medium heat 3 to S minutes, or until apples era tender. 3) Serve warm with a scoop of «tgm . ■jar, butter and sstt together, cuhtog the Ingredients lagHher with two knhwe sad eventually using y»ur bands _ Put the apple slice* te the lost pan Preae the lapping over them. Bak# tor I hour. Serve warm, with ke cream or whipped cream or heavy cream (or plaui), or chill overnight and serve Rreyen No Sugar Added Reduced Fat cold. Ice Cream. Makes 4 servings. - This recipe is from my mother, ___________________ _______________ , Diana Cabs, of Tensity, N J . Sanford Blue Orasa Pickers meet every Thursday, from 0-10 p .m ., at the Qreater Sanford Cham ber of Com merce. Pickers and grlnnera arc welcome. For Information, call Charles E. Miller (4071 322*5294. I W W W Thursday M i q f h * i t 7 p.ns..’ I W fo' r t T - Stm i rotHteryr g o r MagrwHa Avw*. ’ Amataur Radio Soclaty The Lake Monroe Am ateur Radio Society meets every first Thu rsda y, at 7:30 p.m .. at the Senior Center. Lake Trip le tt Drtvw. Casselberry. For Information, call Karl Lam bert. 698* 6764. or A1 Kirk. 322*4487. Unlvaralty Woman . Am erican Aaaoclalion of University Women meets the first Th u ra d a y of each m onth at 7:30 p.m . at Capistrano C o n d o ­ m in iu m Clubhouse. 200 M aitland Ave., Altamonte Springs. Call Kathleen Kim ball Ihrlg. 831*8932, for Inform ation. Amarloan Legion, Unit Am erican Legion Poet 53 and U n it meet the second T h u rs ­ day. at 8 p .m .. at the rest home. 2674 S. Sanford Ave. For in­ formation. call 322*1682. Ordar of Faathar T h e Order of the Feather Tu rtle Lodge meets the second Th u rs d a y evening of each month at the IIO F hall. Magnolia M ali, Sanford. For those w ho deetre, a covered dish dinner Is served at 6:3 0 p.m . The regular meeting la at 7:30 p.m . To p ics concerning native Am ericans are discussed. Call W hite Feather. 322*7680, for Inform ation. Junior Woman’s Club T h e Ju n io r Woman'* C lu b of Sanford Inc. meets the third T h u rs d a y at 7 p .m ., at the W om an's C lu b of Sanford. 309 a. O ak Ave. For Inform ation, call T in a Lee. 321*1988 evening*. Make the crust: Stir together the flour and salt Cut la the shortening and butter with two knives or a pastry blender. When Uw mixture has a fine, mealy texture, make a well in Ihe center. Add the cold water and stir to Would-be older parents ask if it’s fair to have more kids U K A K A B H Y : Four years ago, I met a m an who fulflllsd all m y hopes and needs for a lifetime com­ panion. We m arried a year later and have been happy in a new home and community. He's 48 and I am 40. WsVe discussed starting a fami­ ly. I have no children, but he has a 24*year*old son. W s are both In excellent health and have dlmirerd it with my ob*gyn, who aeee ua aa For Personal & Commercial Insurance iBi r euRm «rswr Ig r ' id ld ll fgg r"* 5 ^"" BU ST 1^ ~ 5?— tee LjLisr S3" ■a Sa OaUte ' Sea— Mssr Ads Wesme M paa SET “ i i . 'i * r ti ru in t - ; u ." i RL||aweaAA Aattellstem Atetejitemtei s J Dmlaa i ^ a a n a m a a i AfTHriOin AOIOVfTiy Of r i l l fMnSQSfTWni ad by oklldrea who >up la foadHaawith i»ta* It's something SpadallM ing h D k § im k 6 Trmtmcnt Of Recurring 6 Chronic M r Including Back, SMngh t 6 CnnccrHin 330*7035 �S.'inforcl Hor.'ilH Leaders squeak by Iiw m Palnta... Kellie Werner Today Homes sweeps, Vivona’s survives in battles H m rm ld S t m f f W r i t w St From >1017 Reports Don’t fret Gators are still alive SANFORD I w a s a w a y o n a m in i v a c a tio n th is w e e k e n d a t a g o lf c o n v e n tio n . T h e y served u a a re a lly nice d in n e r a n d th e n h a d a n a w a rd s c e re m o n y for m e m b e rs of the I n ­ d u s try . I h a v e n o ide a w h a t a w a rd s w e re g ive n a n d c a n h a r d ly re m e m b e r w h a t w a s served for d in n e r. 1 d o re m e m b e r th e potatoes w e re re a lly good a n d a n e ld e rly g e n tle m a n told a re a lly f u n n y jo k e . O th e r th a n th a t. I w a s u n a b le to c o n c e n ­ tra te b e c a u s e m y m in d w a s elsew here. T h e O a to rs w e re p la y in g L S U In th e ir first re a l test of th e season. If U h a d been th e S A T s . these O a to rs w ere g o in g to te c h n ic a l sch o o l. B y th e tim e 1 suffered t h ro u g h th e b a n q u e t a n d p ra c tic a lly ra n to th e n e ig h b o r in g lo u n g e . It w a s too late. T h e re w a s n o t h in g 1 c o u ld do. A s I e n te re d the s p o rts b a r a n d m a de m y w a y to one of th e television sets. D o u g J o h n ­ so n had* Ju s t been Inte rce p te d for th e u m p ­ te e n th tim e a n d the T ig e rs w ere In c o n tro l. I n e ve r even got to see the offense take the field as L S U ra n o u t the re m a in in g 2 :4 7 of the gam e. T e a r s b e g a n to r u n d o w n m y face as the goal p ost w a s rip p e d fro m the g r o u n d b y a m o b of s c re a m in g C a ju n pe op le , h« f a u f i a k n o c k e d th e O a to r s fro m tn e tr sra a a b tr o n e r a n k i n g 'w it h a th re e -p o in t w in o v e r 0 F l o r ­ id a te a m th a t w a s u n a b le to co m p le te a pass to a n y o n e e xce p t a n o p p o s in g p la y e r. L a st y e a r, th e O a to r s lost to F lo r id a S ta te a n d a lth o u g h a severely b ru is e d D a n n y W eurfTel (b o th h is b o d y a n d h is p rid e w e re d a m a g e d ) sh o w e d th e In d ia n s fro m th e n o r t h w h o w a s t r u ly the best. I re m e m b e r th e feeling o n th a t fateful d a y . S a t u rd a y n ig h t, after the te a rs h a d stop p e d a n d I w is h e d vio le n t d e a th s o n all of the L S U fa ns In th e b a r. the real w o rk began. N o t h in g a b o u t college football Is m o re e x­ c it in g th a n f ig u rin g th a t on e w a y th a t y o u r te a m c a n get. ba ck In to the N a tio n a l C h a m ­ p io n s h ip race. I a d m it, th e c h a n c e s of the O a to rs re p e a t­ in g last season's p e rfo rm a n c e are slim to n o n e a n d s lim Ju s t left to w n . B u t last y e a r a p p e a re d to be o ve r for F lo rid a a n d look w h a t happened. O k a y , h e re It Is. F irs t . F lo r id a S ta te H A S to beat N o r t h C a r o lin a (ra n k e d n u m b e r s three a n d fo u r re sp e ctive ly). 1 refuse to root for F S U . b u t I d o q u ie tly n o p e th e y w in . N e xt, e ve ryo n e else h a s to lose. W e ll, n o t e v e ry o n e . P e n n S ta te (n o w n u m b e r o n e ) h a s t o u g h o p p o n e n ts In M ic h ig a n S ta te a n d M ic h ig a n . A loss to e ith e r on e w o u ld h e lp the ca u s e a n d o p e n a sp o t for th e O a to rs . H o w e ve r, If M ic h ig a n m a n a g e s to defeat the N ltta n y L i­ o n s . th e y o f c o u rs e w o u ld need a loss as well. A s fa r a s th e O a to rs go, th e y c a n n o t lose a n o th e r g a m e . In c lu d in g the S E C C h a m p i ­ o n s h ip g a m e . T h e y M U S T beat A u b u r n a n d th e y M U S T b e a t F lo rid a S ta te , w h o offer m y sc h e d u le d loss to N o rth C a r o lin a a n d P e n n S ta te 's p la n n e d d o w n fa ll w o u ld p ro b a b ly be ra n k e d n u m b e r tw o b e h in d N e b ra s k a . T h a t w o u ld set u p a n O ra n g e B o w l g a m e be tw e e n F lo r id a a n d N e b ra s k a for the N a ­ tio n a l C h a m p io n s h ip . If N e b ra s k a c o u ld m a n a g e to lose to C o lo ra d o ...N o w I've re a lly go n e too fa r. W e ll, th e re It Is. It's n o t o ve r O a to r fans. D o n 't give u p . S t r a n g e r th in g s ha ve h a p ­ pe ne d m college football a n d tne O a to rs a re In p o s itio n to m a k e a n o th e r r u n . A c tu a lly , th e re 's on e m o re t h in g th a t h a s to h a p p e n for F lo r id a to get back to the to p o f th e ra n k in g s . D o u g J o h n s o n needs to g o b a ck to ba se ba ll. PtNSKUMT PAM . r i t f l Ants S Trash Xspsir S A N F O R D _ Vtvona's scored three runs In the bottom of the sixth Inning to hold off Insurance W orld, but T o d a y Homes Joined the leaders at Recreation Departm ent the top of the S snfbrd s r' W om en's Fall Siowpitch Softball League b y scoring six ru n s in the sixth Inning to edge the Sharks 11-0 and two ru ns In the bottom of the seventh Inning to nip V aughan Incorporated 14­ 13 at Chase Park. Vtvona's was down 2 -0 at Plnehurst Park before scoring a single ru n to the third Inning end rth Inning lo take the lead he fourl two runs in the ling another run In tne fifth In n in g In and addtn ixth in ­ eurance W orld got a run back In the sixth n in g b u t Angle Carpenter ripped a two out. oio o e i o . a e OIOSOOb . 4 IS s e e o o ie . s i t . r s i WsrtS held on to beat the Nfghtmarea 4-2. Today Homea was In danger of losing as the Sharks scored four runs In each of the fourth and fifth Innings to grab a 0 -9 lead, setting the stage for the big sixth inning. s o is is b si CMASS PAM O tSO lt S . l l IS tosses s . s i s TsAsy Sham* Vaa^sa laswmriuS TsSsy Mssm s I SO OSS 4 . IS IS SS S S S S S .IS IS bases loaded triple to give Vtvona's some breathing room. The other game nt Plnehurst was also a bailie aa Paul's Auto and Tru ck Repair scored three runs to the fourth Inning to break a 1-1 He and In the nightcap the two teams traded the lead until V a u gh an scored four ru n s to the top of the Ivan tags, seventh toning to assume g 13-12 B u t Today Homea refused to wilt, and •cored a ru n on s two-out single b y Msrte Covington, then got back-to-back walks out of Teresa How dyshcll. w hich loaded the bases, and Dawn Evans to piste the w inning ru n . with Toda y Homea and Vtvona's at 5Paul's A uto and T ru c k Repair (3 ­ 2. Com pleting the standi: In - Hickman’s season ends with injury By JEFF U R U m C X I " Herald Staff W riter____________ _ W IN TE R PARK _ For one night. Beau Hickm an was the world's greatest.running back. Hickm an, a senior at Lake H ow ­ ell. never ran the ball In his high school career until last Th u rsda y when an in ju ry lo starting back C h ristian D cJesus forced coach Mike Olsceglla to look to his line­ backing unit and pick H ickm a n to carry lo ball In short yardage situations. T b s first Ume U m b s llt n a Lake Howell h s scored a touchdown, on each of h is next then scored on a two-point conver­ sion late in the p m e to give the Stiver Hswka a lead in a game they had to win. Eventually, the Stiver Hawks lost to DeLand, 23-21. virtually e lim i­ nating them from the state playoff h un t, but Lake Howell lost more than that. O n his two-point conversion run. Hickm an waa hit by a DeLand helmet and broke hla le g knocking him out for the season, and the remainder of hla senior year. 0m H ic k m a n . Paga 2 0 Lake Howto senior running back Beau Hickman had an al­ most perfect game sgeinst DeLand Iasi Thursday night, but It « m s p o M when a M is ts In * » gams on a twwpoW •Ion run caused • broken tsg that wil end Ns lesson. Lake Mary edges Oviedo to stay Lyman undefeated in freshman football cages Cougars By COURTNEY LEFFEW Herald Correspondent OVIEDO _ It was a game for county bragging rights between the two undefeated freshman football teams. Oviedo and Lake Mary, at Jo h n Courier Field Tuesday night but w ho would w in was anyone's guess. Th e guessing la over and Lake M ary nas come out on top. It waa an eventful and nothing short of re­ markable gome for both teams w hich ended In double overtime. 22-20. O n the first drive out. Lake Mary fumbled and Ovtedo'a Nathan Oreen returned the loose ball for 30 yards. Nick Pcnekedcs ran a two-yard touchdown but the conversion kick failed. Lake M ary had a long kickoff return w hich allowed Matt Mergo to score a 29-yard touchdown. The two point conversion waa passed from A nthony Batlertno to C o ry Jackson w hich left Lake M ary with the upper hand. * "The boys came Into the game very tight." said Lake M ary coach Kelly Walnscott. "We stressed the Im por­ tance of this game all year. Th e y pulled together as a team and that's what won It for ua even though they played sluggishly.* O n a sneak by Bsllerlno Lake Mary was able to be* the second quarter with another touchdown and eld a 14-fl lead at halftime. However, the third quarter left both teams pretty dry with no acorlng. Oviedo played tremendous de­ fense. *We are very proud of the team and they played very well." said Oviedo coach Ed Norton. W ith about three m inutes left on the clock. Oviedo's Jesse Isom Intercepted a pass and returned It 29 yards to set up a 10-yard touchdown run b y Tyrone Foster. Foster's run was sprung by an unbelievable block from Raft Sawln. The two point conversion paaa from Randall Ford lo Pcnekedcs let Oviedo tie the game and move Into overtime. In the first overtime. Oviedo missed three passes with Lake Mary also coming u p short. In the second overtime, Bsllerlno passed lo Cra ig LcOate who ■cored the final touchdown. The two point conversion was good. Th e Lions came back with a touchdown, but the conversion failed, giving Lake M ary the vic­ tory. . We stressed to the guys that this was Just another Norton said. T h e y came In pum ped and left e r...c ie." tam e. We arc ready for Seminole next week and i are going to follow standard procedure. We have a great group of kids w ho need no motivation. Th e y all pick each other u p and peer leadership Is very Im por­ tant to them." It was a hard fight for both teams and u will be re­ joined again next year when the players move u p to the jun ior varalty. "We are going to keep them on the right path lo v ic ­ tory and stay undefeated." Walnscott said. Oviedo (9 -1 ) travels to Seminole a Tho m a s 1. W hlgham Stadium next Tuesday for their last game of the season while Lake M ary (9 -0 ) returns home to Don T . Reynolds Stadium to try to keep thetr record spot-, less against W inter Springs. Both games w ill start at 7 p.m . From Staff Reports LONOWOOD Lym an hoated University High tn a boys' volleyball m atch Tu e s­ day night and won to three games. 19-2, 2 -19, 19-12. "The first game we served well, passed well, and did everything perfect." said L y ­ m an coach Norm an Ready. "B y the second game we were too confident and made m any mistakes. Th e n In the third game we pulled It to ­ gether." Leading players for the Greyhound* were E ric Soto (11 digs). Kevin Graves (10 digs, six blocks, nine kills). Russell H ollis (nine digs). Evan Loiacono (23 assists). Ricky Pyne (10 assists). Stu ­ art Cragar (nine blocks, four kills) and Michael Carolan (eight blocks, four klllal. Th u rs d a y Lym an, now 14-7 on the season, travels to Deland for a 7 p.m . match. Leiffer and Sons Trucking holds onto Friday. Lake Mary lead From S taff R eports L A K E M ARY _ Bobby Shaw's bases loaded single In the b o t­ tom of the seventh Inning •cored D a nny Hewitt with the w inning run aa Leiffer and Sons Tru c k in g remained unde­ feated with a 12-11 victory over T R C (T im Rainea Connection) In C ity of Lake M ary D e p a rt­ ment of Parka and Recreation M e na Fall Friday Night Blowpitch Softball League action at the Lake M ary Sports Com plex. In other games, Modern W elding m oved Into sole p o s­ session of second place, using a nin e -ru n third Inning to edge Beer t30 13-11 and the Su p e r­ store Stammers exploded for 27 hits a nd hammered Sanford Paint and Body 24-11 for their first victory of the season. Leiffer and Sons Tru ck in g Is 4-0. while Modern W elding la 3- 1 and Beer :30 and T R C are both 2 -2 . Following are the S u ­ perstore Stammers at I -3 and Sanford Paint and Body at 0 -4 . Providing the offense were: Lclffcr and Sons Tru ckin g: four tilts _ Brian Jones (double, ru n, two RBlh three hits _ Dave Jo hnso n (double, two runs. four RBI): two hits _ D anny Hewttt (two doubles, two runs, R B I). Kevin V em ach lck (run. R B I): one hit _ Bobby Shaw (ru n. RBII. M anny Silvia (two runs). Mike Clark (two R B I). Steve Boone. Paul Llaeno (one ru n each), Steve Wegner (R B I): one ru n _ Kevin Ju lia n . T im Raines Connection (TR C ): four hits _ T o n y Sm ith (ru n. RBlh three h its _ Willie M cCloud (triple, double, run. R B lh two bits . O rla ndo B u rn aide (triple, ru n. tw o ftBIL Dale Peters (ru n . R B lh one hit _ Calvin Dovta (home ru n. run. M s U k s M a ry , Rags 2 0 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 l l �2 « ■ Sanford Herald. Snnfotd. Florida *Wednesday, October 15. 1997 WomenC o n t in u e d fro m P age i n surancc Worltl II 61 Next week, at Pinc-lurrst Park, Piittl's Auto ami Trvtek Repair lakes on Insurance Worltl at 7 p.m, and Ttxlay Homes faces the Sharks al H p.m.. while at Chase Park, the Nightmares play the tlouhlcheatlcr against Vienna's at 7 p m. anti Vaughan al H p in Providing the olTrnse were Paul's Auto and Truck Repair: three hits _ Ann (.ultra (double, two Kill): two hits _ Uarh Marlin (run). Melinda Anderson, one hit _ Mlckl Lewis (double, run. ISMII. Kim Myers. Illno Wilson tour run each). Melissa Laura (HUD. Carol Cranlrk. Sue Dagley. Nightmares two hits _ llrcky Simpson (Hill). Maty Kale Mauchheld; one hit _ Jen Klhlrr (double). Tina MIL Sherri llledsoe (one run carlo. Uarlene Capps. Sharon ISllchie; one Hill Tracy llowzerman. V’lvona's: two hits _ Angle Car|K-nter llrlple. run. three HIM. Dec Walden (runt: one hit _ Khar Drown (run. HDD. Uecky Ireland (two runsl. Marble Martels (HMD. Kathy Kbitgcnsmlth. Joelta West: one run. one Hill _ Sue Mohr, one run _ Dawn Nelf; one ISM _ Leah Sparrow Todav Homes: three hits Marie Covington Lake Mary— Continued from Page ID three HIM. Herman Talley. Tony Hulllc (one double, out­ (double, two runs. HDD: two hits _ Teresa Howdyshell (double. ISM). Laura Harlow (run, two HMD. Dawn Kvnnn (ISM); one bit _ Cathy Cola Inin, two HIM. Shelly Walters ( two runsl, llrcky McCiiriiari (run). Drib Humlrlscr (HDD: one run. one Hill _ Janet Smith: two runs VVtiiky Klein; one run _ Judy Scboctcr. Sharks: four hits _ Pally Polly (Iwo doubles, two runs, two HMD; 'three tills _ Robin UlsDop (double, two runs. HIM: Iwo hits _ Shelia Sand* n s (double, two runs). Denise Stallings (two runs. HIM. Lisa Merg (run. two Hill). Dchornh Van Demark llwo HIM: one lilt _ Lyuette Uarkley IISMI. Tanya tlelgcr. Jenny Mowers. Today Homes: four hits _ Dawn Evans llwo runs, HDD. three hits ” Marie Covington (double, run. five Mill: two hits _ Ilcth Hundrlsrr (triple, three runs. HDD. Tracy Carroll (run): mu- hit _ Shelly Walters (run. HDI). llrcky McCnrniin. Cnlhy Cola llwo runs each), Lnurn Harlow. Judy Sehoelct (our run rnchl; one HDI Winkle Kirin. Vaughan: four Inis _ enrol (lamer (Iwo runs. HIM. three tills _ Lynn Wchh (two runs). Lunnnc Mnelsaur (mill: iwo hits Carol Norman (two runs. Iwo HDD. Kosa Williams (run, two RBI); one lilt _ Mary Scehrest (double, run. three HIM. Denise livid (run. Hill). Marie D)T<! llwo nuts). Shayla Hooks Irunl. Dchhle Dernlng. run ami one Hill rnchl. Dreg Hardy (double, run). Robert Stevens (HDD. Arthur Marries; two runs _ Crnlg Merkerstm; one rim Nakla Huberts TH C 3310113.11(7 U l f f r r . b ton* 840 011 1 . 1 3 17 ■ u p p l o i t l l t a n m 030 713 14 17 Sanford Paint * Body 330 4 0 1 . 1 1 13 Saar iSO 041 1 3 1 . 1 1 17 M n4»rn WaMIflg IP S 101 _ 13 10 Hickman Continued from Page IB Hickman knew the prognosis Immediately. ‘ 1 felt It snap and (hen It went totally numb.* Hickman said. *t knew it was broken right away.* So were his hopes of helping Lake Howell lake one more shot nt a state title. It hasn’t been an easy season for the Sliver Hawks. The record Is now 1-5 with some tough.games still on the schedule. It's been a frustrating year all around for the Silver Hawks and Hickman Is ns upset ns anyone by the lack of success for the perennial powerhouse. He noted the Silver Hawks' tack of success re­ cently on the Junior varsity and freshman levels and said it Is starting lo calch up lo the varsity. ‘ 1 Dunk Die younger guys need to step up." Hickman said. ‘ Some of them haven’t won In high school and it's a lack of knowing what It's like to be on a winning tram. Something hasn't worked hut if I could answer what that Is. I would." All season long. Hickman has been one of Lake Howell's answers. He Is a lending tackier despite his lack of sire, since moving from de­ fensive back lo linebacker. He never even thought of giving running hack a shot until he starlet! hiking some hnndolTs In practice. Then, DeJesus went down and Hickman was thrust into the role of short-yardage running back. (it 20 years. Ucau Hickman wlU.be able to say he's never been tackled, Hg carried the ba/l four times In his career and scored each time. That’# what he'll remember and relate to his children arid grand-chlldren. Right now. though. Hlckrpan Is Just concerned about seeing the Silver Hawks get a few wins. I Ic plans on attending every game and hoa been encouraged by his teammates concerns and telephone calls. He is a star lacrosse player and wants to play at Duke University. Football might not even be out of the question, taut, for now Lake HoweU Is his concern and he wonders what happened and why he won’t ever put on a Lake Howell Jersey again. *1 can't believe I can't play.’ Hickman said. "Everything flashed through my mind when I Legal No IIc m IM THB CIRCUIT COURT FOR SBMIMOLB COUNTY, FLOPIOA. CIVIL DIVISION CASS NO. * B -ai3 1-0A -1 4-W GLENDALE FSD3RAL BANK. FIOERAL 3AVINQS BANK. Plaintiff, m. MICHAEL B. BLAMER. • single man; and WEKIVA RESERVE HOMEOWNERS' ASSOCIATION. INC., BUCc I n o r by merger to STOCKBRIDOB MASTER HOMBOWNBRAASSOCIATION. INC., Defendant#. RR-NOTH3B OF SALS PURSUANT TO CHAPTBR AS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant lo on Otdor or Summary Final Judgmanl ol loracloaura datad Juna 11, 1797, and an Order Raaatlmg Sala datad taptambar 19,19(7 and anrarad In Caao No. 94 3131-CA-14-W ol tha Circuit Court ol tna Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in and lor Saminola Courtly, Florida. * twain QLIN OALE FEDERAL RANK, PEOER AL 4AVIN09 RANK, la Plaintiff and MICHAEL S. BLAHER, a aingla man: and WEKIVA RESERVE HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC., aucctaaor try margar lo ITOCKBRIOQt MASTER HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC., ara dalan dania, I will aall lo Via tilghaal and bad blddar for caah al tna Wad Ironl door of IS# Saminola County Courthouse, 1C I Norm Pork A*anua, Sanford. Saminola County, Florida 33771, d 11:00 o'clock o.m. on tna 4ih day of Nov ambar, 1997, tna following daaenbad propar­ ty aa tat forth In aald Ordar or Final Judgmanl. Id-wits LOT 304 WEKIVA RESERVES UNIT FOUR ACCORDINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDEO IN PLAT BOOK 43 PAOIB 31 AND E l PUBLIC nECOROS OF SIM INO IE COUNTY FLORIDA. In accordanca with lha Amarleant with DfaAbSftlai Act, par aorta with dUAbSItlOT need* mg a apaclal accommodation to pcrttctpcle In Ml a procatdmg ahould contact lha Clarti of lha Circuit Court al 101 North Fart Avanua, Sanford, Florida at 1407) 333-4310. OATEO at Sanford, Florida, on Saptambor 30M, 1997. MARYANNS MORSE Aa Clark. Circuit Court By: Dorothy W. Bolton Aa Dtputy Clark SMITH A HIATT. PJl. Attomaya for Pldntrff 3411 (oaf Oakland Park Boulavard. Sulla 301 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33304 PubMft: Oetobar B. I I . 194T DEJ-tOl Legal Notices IN THB CIR CUIT COURT OF THB 1BTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IH AMO PON ■•Ml NO LB COUNTY, PLORIOA OBR IRAL JURISDICTION DIVISION C A M NO: 97-44 4-C A -I4-K NORWEST MORTOAQE, INC. PLAINTIFF V8. BARBARA t . LAZAR; UNKNOWN BPOUSE OF BARBARA I . LAZAR; HEATHROW MASTER ASSOCIATION, INC.; BRAMPTON COVI NHOHSORHOOD ASSOCIATION, INC.; JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENDANT!!) N O TIC I OF FORSCLOSURS SALS NOTICI IS HERIBY OIVIN pursuant to a Summary Final Judgmtnt of foractotura dalad Saptambar 14th, 19*7, anlarad In Civil Caaa No. 97-I4E-CA14-K of tha Circuit Court of lha 1STH Judicial Circuit In and for SIM IN O LI County. Sanford, Florida. I win aaN to lha highaat and bail blddar for caah at lha Waal front door of tha S IM I­ N O LI County Courthouio locatad it 301 N. Park Avanua In Sanford, Florida, at 11:00 a m. on tho tlth day of Horombor. 1097 Ih# following daaerlbod pruparly aa aat lorlh In Mid Summary Final LOT 10, BRAMPTON COVE, ACCORDINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS R ICO R DIO IN PLAT BOOK 14. PAOSS 41. S3. S3 ANO 44. OF T H I PUBLIC RECORDS OF SIM IN O LI COUNTY, FLORIDA. Dalad thla 11th day of Saptambar. 1S|7. (CIRCUIT COURT SIAL) MARYANNS MORE! Clark of tha Circuit Court By: Dorothy W. Bohon Deputy Clark TH I LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J. STIRN, PJL ATTORNSV FOR PLAINTIFF •01 S. UNIVERSITY DR. SUITE BOO. BLD. M PLANTATION. FL 33314 (934) 131-1000 97-1137S In accordanca with lha American with Dtaablilllaa Act, pereona Wtlh disabilities need­ ing a apaclal accommodation lo participate In thla proceeding ahould eontoct lha Clark of tho Circuit Court ol Mo SIMINOLI County Courthouse at 407-1134330. not talar Man seven days prior to tha proceeding, if hear­ ing Impaired, t-tOO-ltS-1771 (TOO) or 1-S0O-S4I-3770, via Pukkrit: October S, 11, ISS7 DU-101 was laying in Ihe mil zone mill 1 knew I might never play again. I'm trying lo gel through It day to day hut It's kind of hard." Despite the (lain • lie's expected to be running again by Jnnunry - lie will nlwuys remember that last game. Dial one shining moment when on one could tackle him and lie almost singlehandedly won for his school. "I'm glad I got hurt In that game.’ Hickman said. Al least I got hurl doing something to con­ tribute to my team.* Even If Hickman never straps on the shoulder pads again, he'll always have the night he couldn't be stopped, Four-for-four. Perfection. Legal Nollcet IH T H I CIRCUIT COURT OF T H I B M M TIIN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M AMR FOR BAMINOLB COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION 0 A M HO. S T-M S -C A DIVISION 14W RVLAN0 MORTOAQE COMPANY, Ptamtiffta), VS. WAYNI • CAMPBELL, at aL NOTICI IS H IR IS Y OfVtN pursuant la a Ftnri Jyjgmanl at 1997. and anlarad M Casa NO, ST-M 3-CA of the Circuit Caurt of Mo SIOHTEINTH Judicial Ctreuff In and far SIM INO LI County, Florida wheratn RYLANO MORTOAOI COMPA­ NY la tha Plaintiff and WAYNI • CAMPBELL NORMA R CAMP­ BELL ara Mo D rilh ia n U . I wia aoS to th* hignaet and boot btddor for oaoh M W IS T PROMT OOOR OP THS S IM IN O LI COUNTY COURTHOUSE SANFORO, FLORIDA M U M OJN„ '997, Mo following daaertead proparty aa sol forth In ooM Final Judgment: LOT 97, ITILLW ATIA, PHASE I. ACCORDINO TO T H I PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 33, PAOIS 48 THROUGH 43, PUBLIC RECORDS OF S IM IN O LI COUNTY, FLORIDA. TO O ITH IR WITH T H I FOL­ LOWING PERSONAL PROPER­ TY: RANOE/OVEH, VENT PAN. DISPOSAL. DISHWASHER. SMOKE DETECTOR. CARPET, RIFRIOIltATOR. WITNESS MV HAND and tha seal of this Court on Oetobar 9th, 1997. (SEAL) Maryanna Moraa Clark of Mo Circuit Court By: OoroMy W. Bolton Daputy Clark (Chavarria, McCalia, Raymar, Bantu A Ftap pier Poll Office S oi 3410 Tampa, FL 13401 F4 7043013 N O TIC I In accordance with lha Am arteana Disabilities Acl, par­ sons needing a apaclal accom­ modation lo particlpolo In Mla proceeding ahould eontoct Mo Individual or agoncy sanding notica not talar Man seven (7) day* prior to tho procoadtng at tha addraaa given on tho notice. Tala phone: 407-3334330 oil. 43371 1-400-913-im (TOO) or 1-300-431-3770 Ms via Florida Ralay Sarvtca. Publish: Oetobar IS. I f , 1947 0 IJ-1 I3 IN THS CIRCUIT COURT CM THS StCMTSSHTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OP FLORIDA IR AND FDR •■MMOLS COUNTY CBN■HAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CARD NO. 94-S31* DA 14 K CHEMICAL MORTOAOI COMPANY, Plalntlft, vt. MARY SETH BROWN and ___ . AN UNKNOWN PIRSON IN POSSESSION OF T H I SUBJECT RIAL PROPERTY, Defendant(i). N O TIC I OP ACTION TO: MARY BSTH BROWN Residence UnKrtown tf alive, and H dead, all parties claiming Infaraat by. through* under ar agalntt MARY BSTH BROWN, and all partlet having or claiming to hava any right, titla or Inlarast In Ma proparty You ara tiaraby not Mad that an action to forocloso a mortgage on tho following property In SIMINOLI County. Florida: Lot IIS , D IIR RUN UNIT 14 "B\ according to tho plat tharaof aa racordad In Plat Book 30, Pagaa 71 and TS. of Ma PubSo Racorda of (emlnoM County.' Florida a/h/a 4007 Auguat Court, CaMOlborry. Florida 33707 hat boon Mod against you and rou art reoulred lo serve a Legal Notice* copy ol your wrntan dotanasa, if any. lo N, on MMchotl J. Nowock. Anor nay for Ptamnff, whoso oddroaa is Sulfa 300, 1170 Madruga Avanua, Carat 0 ablet. Florida 1314*. on or befort thirty (30) days after lha Aral public eaten of mm Nonce In tha Sanford Heratd and fua Mia original with Ma Clarti of Mla Court either befare aarvtaa on Plaintif S attorney or Mia complaint W ITNSM my hand and Mg aaaf al tMa Coin tMa tnd day of Oetobar, t N T. MARYANNS MORIS Aa Clark of tha Court Sr- Joan Sr mam Aa Daputy dark aSaMajia Miiti • m. r tfio m wren naad a apaclal acc to part icipata m true proagadMa should contact ADA CoordMalor al l ew nd g Caunry Courthouse, lot N. Par* Avanua. Suita NJ41, Sanford. Florida 33771, at least flag dgyo prior la tha proa sad Mg. Telephone: (447) 3(34331 Oat. 4337; 1-304-944-1771 (TOO) gt 1-400-944-4770 (V) no Florida Ratay Service * Publish: October 9. 11, 19*7 DEJ-99 IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT POR S IM INO LI COUNTY. PLORIOA PROBATI DtVWOR Fits Ra. I7 -4 1 3 4 F IN R I: (STATE OF JULIUS OUVAL. JR NOTICI OF AOMMIITRATION Tha adnpnietrriion of Mo aatata of Julius Duval Jr., deceased. File Number *7-424CP, la pending in tho Circuit Court for ■•mmole County, Florida. Probata Division, Mo oddroaa of which Is lorn more County Circuit Court, ProSMa Division, P.O. Drawer C, Sanford, Florida 33771. Tha nama and addraaa Of tha personal representative and Ma personal represented*** attor­ ney are aat forth below. ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARI NOTIFIED THAT: Ail persona on whom thlo notice la served who have objections Mat chelienge tha validity of Mo Wilt, tho quabficaIlona ol the personal raprseentattve, venue, or Rirttdletten of MM Court are requirod to Mo thou ebfeettene with m m Caurt WITHIN T H I LATER OF THREE MONTH! AFTER TH I DATS OF T H I PIRIT PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICI OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER T H I DATE OF' SIRVtCI OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICI ON THEM. Art creditors of Ma decadent and oliter parsons having claim a or damanoa against decedent's estate on whom A copy of Mla notica is served within three months after Mo data of Mo first publication of Ml* nolle* mutt til* than ctalma with Mla Court WITHIN T H I LATIR OF T H R U MONTHS APTIR T H I DATS OF T H I FIRST PUBLICATION OF THISN O TIC I OR THIRTY OATS APTIR T H I OATS OF IIH V IC I OF A COFY OF THIS NOTICS ON THIM . AS other creditors of tho deci­ dent and persona having claims or demand! against tha dece­ dent's aslsls must fll* thalr claims with Mis eoun WITHIN T H R U MONTHS APTIR T H I OATS OP T H I FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICS. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL S I FOREVER BARRIO. Tha data of tha first publica­ tion of Mla Node* i* Oetobar IM , t n r . Parsons! RapteaanttUvai Gorin* Duval 1700 Ffaot 14M ttraot Sanford, Florida 33771 Attorney tor Personal Representative; Michele A. Vrianl #4 WMNorn I treat Lyons, Now York (4444 Telephone: (111) S44-S707 Florida Bor No. 044111 Pukkah: Oetobar I , IS, 1M7 OfJ-IOS Legal Notlc— Ltgal N o tio n IN TND CIRCUIT DOUBT M AMD FOR M M IN O L1 COUNTY, IN T M CIRCUIT ODURT POR M SHNOLS COUNTY, D A M ND. S T-tM S -D A -1 4 -W NORWEST MORTOAOI, INC., a California Corporation, Plalntlft, OIOROS V. JO NIS, III IS S I4 H - EO-3449): DONNA JONIS <EM044-40-4144)i SANFORD-HIDDEN LAKE VILLAS HOMS OWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC.] and claiming by, through tnd imdar any of tho above-named Defendants, OF FOM OLOSURD SALS NO TICI M haroby th# undersigned Clark of Ih* Circuit Court ol Saminola County, Florida, will on th* 4th day ol Navambar, 1*97, at 11:00 o'ataah AM . al th* Waal Front door of M* SamlnaM County i“k~ ’- daacribad grggarty attur Sa&Ma^ RarraaM i - -i f - , Lot 1*. HIDOEN LARS PHASE III. UNIT VII. gaaorDM# to th* ma* or m Mat Data IS , Paw** TS and *0 *f th* PwOfM Racarda at I ambi ala Caunry. Florida, pursuant to Mo Final Judgment entered bi a caoo ponding bt aald Court, th* ttyto of which la llUHflDlArt — WITNESS my hand and afftslgl aaai *f said Court tMa *M day or Oetobar. 1M7. If you ato a parson with a dra­ in order t* garticipgt* M Ml* praaaadMg. t w a n emi­ tted. at n* coat t* you. M Mo provlaMh of certain aaeietaneo, Ptrssa tontact Court odmbiNtroSor, SSI N. Park Avanua, SuR« NSS1. laniard. FfarIds 33771, (*07) 333-4330 a433T, wNR S working days of your rgagtgt of m is inotiss of Fargola tun »*M); N you ar* hagrbtf kngauad, call 1-400MS>STTt| N you ar* vole* hap*bod. aa* t-*oo-M4-*770. ICOURT SCAL0 MARYANNS MORAS CLINK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT Ospury CMtb ATTORNEY IFOR FLAINTIFP H. Hooch. Jr., Eiqutrc • Hooch, F.A 31SB SouM Conway Road SuH* I Orlando. Florida 33313 (407)331-1304 Pubbah: Oetobar I I . 31. 1H7 DSJ-134 ROTTDD OF INTSMTtOM TD R D D M TM Nad** la haroby givon bi com. pbowso with toction H I M . Florida Dtatutoo, thai Mo tmdmlangd trtb rogiefer ^rtth Mo OMriea of Corgorodono, SamlnoM County, Florida 33TF1, at ttq e a'aMak am on r. (SST. M I M e u icu rT c o u r t OOUMTY, D M INAL l a s s Hot O T-aoao-C A-ta-w SALOMON BROTHERS r ea lty co r p. PLAINTIFF VS. LAURENCE I . DICKINSON, BT AL OtPINDANT(S) •OTTOS OF AOTIOR OONDTDUDTIVt M R V W S TO: Tho Unknown apauoa, hair*, baneltalariat, ar athor partlao claim big agamot Mo Estate of Ma Defendant. TH I UNKNOWN EPOUaS, HEIRS, all O TH IR PARTUS CLAIMING AGAINST T H I SSTATS OF LION S. DICKINSON, DECEASED AND THS UNKNOWN SPOUSE, HEIRS, B IH IF IC IA R IIS ANO ALL OTHIR PARTIES CLAIMING AGAINST THS SSTATS OF DRAGS M. DICKINSON, daeaaaad, whose residence is YOU AR I H IR IS Y NOTIFIID Mat an action to loracioe* a mortgag* on tho following property: LOT 71, HOLLOWSROOK W IST PHASI II, ACCORDING TO T H I MAP OR P U T T H IR IOF AS R IC O R D ID IN P U T BOOK 3S. PAOIS • ANO S, IN THS PUBLIC RICONDS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY, PLORIOA you ora required to serve * copy of your written defenses. N any. to N on DAVID J . STIRN, ISO. Plaintiff* attorney, whoa* Oddroaa t* SOI S. University Or SuH* 100. Plantation, PL 33334 |no iatar Man 30 day* from th* date of M# Rrct pubdaalion of MM node* of action) end M* th* 4rigbMl wfM Mo clerk of MM court oNhor boforo aorvlco on Ptabtdfr* altornoy or bnmodMMfy Moroohtr; otherwMo • dofcuR wM bo ortforod •gains! you for m o roNof demanded bt tho complaint or petition Mod horoln. WTTNISS my hand and Ma aoal of Mia Court at SIMINOLI County, Florida, IM* tnd day of October, 1997. (U A L ) MARYANNS MORSI CLINK OF T H I CIRCUIT COURT ■Y: Joan BrOMnt Deputy d a rt IN ACCORDANCE WITH T H I AMERICANS WITH OISAIILITIES ACT. parson* with dteakllKM* noodbig ■ apoalal accom­ modation should contact COURT ADMINISTRATION. *t tha SEMINOLE County Courthauc* af 407-131-4110EXT. 41ST, 1-400-114-1771 (TDD) ar 1-400-441-1770, via Florid* Relay Sarvlea. Law Offtoaa of David J. Scam, RA. SOI 4. UrUvorcfty Drtvo Plantation, FL 33334 ISB4) 133-9000 PuMMhi Oetobar I , t l . IM F 04J-104 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS PRIVATE PARTY RATES RMt.............. MURM T USSSMRNl IMS-.......... H U M 14 H M M M fB I M A M . - M l P.M. MOROAT Mm CIOHOMTUMAV I eM M I M M ...........t l M M M IS M ........................ I1MSIM RMt M H> RMS, MMl SI IMHI * I U see Mai— IM M U T NOW ACCEPTING B I M t t OtADLMS TuaaMy EM M B f t» Nmr TM Day I •ndantyttthg your ad Em aa **l forth bt said Ordar or 9LS THAT CERTAIN CONDOMINI­ UM PARCEL KNOWN AS UNIT E M C . NORTHULKI VILLAOI CONDOMINIUM IV. AND AN UNDIVIDED INTEREST M TH I COMMON ILSMSNTS APPUR­ TENANT THERETO ANO IN ACCORDANCE WITH ANO SUB­ JE C T TO T H I COVENANTS, CONDITIONS. RESTRICTIONS. EASEMENTS, TtRM S AND O TH IN PROVISIONS OF THS DECLARATION OF CONOOMtMUM O f NORTHULKI VIL­ LAGE CONDOMINIUM IV AS RECORDED IN OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 14*0, PAOIS ' 834 THROUGH 1TB4 INC LU­ STY! OF THS PUBLIC RtCOROD OF S IM IN O LI COUNTY, PLORIOA, AND ANY AND AU. AMtNDMINTS ANO UMtDITS TH S M TO . N you ar* a parson wtm a Msmodation bt otdor l* particlpota m MM prcu iMng. you mg antitMd. M na cam M you, la Ma provician of aartafn ggafgfanaa. PMaao c ante* I th* Court al (4*7) 333*4330 within two (3) working Ooy* of your rwc clgf of MM Madcoi N you are hcaring or VOM* bwpaired, ION Florid* Relay tarvMa (*49| tW -ITTO Da t e d at Sanford. Florida, on Oetobar PM. 1947 MARYANN I MORSE A* CMrk. CueuN -Court By: Dorothy W. Bohon Aa Deputy CMrk SMITH I HIATT, PJL. Attorney* for PtomtlR 1*91 loot Oakland Para •outward. Buna 343 Fart Louderdal*. F I 3334* Publish: October ta, 13, tP9T D C J-IM Ltgil Notlctt 1>— IM a rty Cara M TND CNkOUtT ODURT ^ 3 S H C A R f f lE S 3 c 7 C A M NOl *7-4 1 »-C A -1 «.W MPUBLIC DANK, REGINA S. HICKSTIIN, UNKNOWN TENANT, MARDIYA CLUB CONOOMMIUM ASSOCIATION, dtc., and SANDRA c h a s k a v ic h . NOTICI IB GIYSN Mat purauant ta tha Finer Judpmsnt antamd an Oetabar SM, 19*7, bt Ctvb AatMn Ha. 97-StE-CAta-w at tha Circuit Catai m and Caunry, Ftarida, I Frant Doer af tha laminar* County Caurthauoa, 3Bt N. Part Btvd. SanMrd, Ftortda at 110* a.m., an November 4M. 19*7■ Mp fallowing described real property tot forth bi Mo CiLMJb rt'rw i*i btkaatAdWBJMbilv, Condombtfum (MR No. D -t l ot MARISTA CLUB CONDOMINI­ UM. a<carding to IR* DoctribUon of Condombibjm lor Marboyo Club Candambitum, and lihibfta arwatad Marata, Mad ma 14M M y ol h R m t u . ttto bt Official Record* Bosk 1197, Pag* I97g, Public Records of leminolo County. Florida. and ra-racardad laptambav 30. t**4 bt Official Racorda Boob t l t t . Pag* 14*3. Public Record* of lommoM County, Florid*; TO O ITH IR IN TNB 0NLCU1T COURT OP TND 1BTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT DP FLORIDA M ADD FOR v* Doted: September SOM. 1M7 H A M M • BROOKS. INC. fk^Jd l *i Da wwN 1M wIT1 ■4 WWw M PmW^M •I*D JM Pukkah: October IS, IM 7 DSJ-117 Orlando •WlntSf P tik 407/831-9093 407/322-2611 ROTIOB OF BALB PURSUANT TO CHART SB 4* NOTICS IB H IR IB Y GIVEN pursuant to an Ordof or Summary Final Judgment of toroc Moure doMd Octcbor tth, 19*7, and entered In 0*** No. M -ItSt-CA-1CW of Mo Circuit Court of MO Eightccnth Judicial Circuit In and for Bomlnolo County, Florida, whorobt GLENDALI FEDERAL BANK. F.B.B.. N Plaintbf and JUAN FILASZi NORTHLAKE VILLAOI IV CON­ DOMINIUM ASSOCIATION. INC.) JIF F LABSIN tnd J A K MARTINEZ, era defendant*, I Mill u H ta Itil aaM1 Iq i Mia U IW ihlal TFr^RPEDgsg, NRIMM NHwNfw U g M u A-UI W u ) ewre MWM IMB *|bm T^sa 'l^iaw S1 front Caor af Mo SamlnoM County Courthouaa tf 341 iJHtfIIIMMWi TW H CABS DO. If-B B t-C A -ta -W GRIAT WISTSRN BANK, a Fader*1 Saving* Bank. PMintiff, and Ssmlnols OIYIL DIVISION D A M NO. SD>SfM>DA*t4W GLINO ALI FEDERAL BANK, FEDERAL SAYINOS BANK. JUAN PSLAlXl NORTHLAKE VILLAOIIV CONDOMINIUM A3 ECCI AT ION. INC.) JIF F LARSEN and JAM MARTINEZ, grant***, sfs^IRst ^l ^IBSl b e n e f i c ia r i e s CLASSIFIED AD8 KATHRYN A. CANNON A/K/A KATHRYN A. NEILL; at al.. OF FORBBLODUDD BALB Notica M haroby given Mat. Pursuant M Mat Fbiaf Ju«gmint of FerocMouro docod Oetobar IM , IM F, and aMore d m chrb caao number 97-iao C A -U JR . o< tha Circuit Court of Mo I9M Judicial Cbcult bi and tor SamlnoM County, Florida, wharain GREAT WESTERN DANK, A FIOERAL SAVINOS BANK, t* Plaintiff Mid KATHRYN A CANNON AriUA KATHRYN A NEILL. COMMERCIAL CREDIT CONSUMER EIRVtCIS. INC., INDIAN RIDGE CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION, INC., SIMINOLI COUNTY, A POLITICAL SUBDI­ VISION OF T H I STATS OF FLORIDA M/ara Oofandant [sj. I will Bail t* Hen UoAuJ ——-a >- — bidder Mr caah al tha woct front door of tho Saminola County courthouaa bt Sanford, SamlnoM County, Florida, at 11:00 AM. an Ma 9M day af November, 1*97, Mo MEowIng daacribad proparty aa aat forth M said Final Judgment, ta wN: Unit TO, INDIAN RIDOI, PHASI I. a Condominium, accordm* to tha Declaration af Condominium, recorded bt O.R. Book f its , page 1S7S, First Amendment racordad bi O.R. Booh 1333, paga 1349; Second Amendment recorded bt O.R. •oak 11(1, peg* tgt; Thbd Amandmant racordad bt O.R. Boob 1(03, papa *47; Fourth Amendment racordad bt O.R. Book 1414, paga IT33i and Fifth Amandmant racordad In O.R. Book t i l l , page t i t . and m racordad In Mai Book 13, pages 44. 17 and *3, and PtM Book I I . pagaa 34. I T and t l , raapactivaty; TO O ITH IR with all of Ma appurtenance* thereto belonging according to aald Declaration of Condominium. btcbidJng an undivided brioroat bt common oMmonM. SUBJECT. HOWEVER..to all of tho provi­ sion* of said OaclaratMn of iP 'ft^rtrkiapW w, ■* ,WwOQu fTlFtyiL pia en1 liii wIbiiFIb,-iC8a Iba a^wl m pNagR IJy of Ma second part agroaala Including but not kmHad to Mo paymonla of aacaaamant for Mo mabiMnanog of aoM apartment and condominium, TO O ITH IR lament* and appurtgnancM, Doctor alien Dated October MR. 1*17. (COURT SIAL) MARYANNS MORSI Cforb of M* CaouR Court By: Dorothy W. Bolton A* Oaputy CMrk Chriotaphir M. HatiM, laq. 119 Socand Avonuo, N .l. Sun* 341 St. PosersSurf. FL 31701 3(3/133-7304. Oct. 3139 Fwkbeh: October t l . >1. tSS7 DCJ-II1 TO TH I R IG IS TIA fD VOTIRB OF TH I CITY OF LAA1 MARY, FLORIDA: I. Oovkf J. Master. Mayor of Mo Cny of Labi Mary, F tertea. M harely praciaim Tuesday. Navambar 4lh, 1997. at th* daw far tha Cny af Lake Mary's General Municipal Electron. Tho pa Me wM bo opon between the legal nourc of voting (7.40 AM • 7 00 P.M.) an NovombPr 4th, 14*7. Voting on Navbmbar 4M. 1M7, •hell bo hold bt Mo City Comm melon Chamborc *1 Lake Mary Cby Ha*, too N. CmmCry Club Read, l**a Mary, Ftevlda. Tho (lection Board for lha November 4th. ICC7, (tec(ten shall can slit of: Kathryn (that Canaan, Halite McCarthy, and fl.A. Carlcon. Tho purpose of Mo *lection tc to otect tho following City Boat t ■for t yoor form Soot a - for I year tarm in Ma event a Run-Off I motion m nacaoaary, H wM b* hate on Occam bee tnd, 1997, at Lake Mary City Had, 190 N. Country Cluk Rood, Lake Mary. FlorIdo. Th* pall* wM k* span k*tween M* lagat haun tl vpfbtg (7:04 A.M. • 7:44 P.M.). DATED at Lake Mary, Florida Mia End gay Ol October, IM T . CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA l*J David J. Matter MAYOR. DAVID J. MEALOR ATTEST: 1*1 Carat A. Fsafar CITY, CLERK, CAROL A. FOSTER Publtriu Oclakar S, IS, 1*17 OCJ-34 Legal Notlcts NTTNB OMWUfT ODURT O f Tie* 1BTN JWDfOIAl DADD DO. SF-BB4B-OA-14-L CHAM MANHATTAN MORTGAQI CORPORATION F/K/A CHEMICAL RESiOINTUU. MORTGAGE CORPORATION F/K/A MARUARETTEN AND COMPANY, tea.. v» CAROL L. AUMINT; if bring, and ah unknown part tea claimin* ky. through, under and against Me ebeve named defendant)•) who ere net known lo be deed ar abve, whether sard unknown parttea may claim an bitaraet aa grantiaa. at ether a af Mg *ub)a*t real preparty; OafanCents NOTfCa DB ACTION TO. Caret L. Aumant N bring, and aa untnawn pprttea ateanbig ty. threugh, •bare •aid untnawn parti ic may (trim an bn*re*t •• ipcbacc. hawa. dav.aaat. grant***, ar ether claimant*; ^maaa raafdanaa m wiknpwn and aeeee teas knpwn U N Juritna Way Winter Park, FL 137*3 YOU ARE NOTIFIID Mat an a*den fer ferecteture ef mertth# taltewbig LOT 441. WRENWOCD UNIT THREE. FOURTH ADDITION, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF A l R IC O A D ID IN PLAT BOOK 14, P A G II 44 AND •I. PUBLIC R IC O R O I OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA hat bean feed against you and yau art required te serve a copy el yeur written defeneer. N any. to It, on CHRISTINE L. HER I N O UN , Arternpy fer Me Plrintm, whoa* spares* M *919 Say Sceut Boulevard, Suit* 439. Tcmpa. Florida 13447 an ar before thirty days tram Me date ef the (bat publication at Mr* nolle* and hi* th* origmai with Ma CMrk at Mia Court etMer kefara service an Plaintiff'* attorney you let Me i Me comHOTS: PURSUANT TO THS FAIR 0 I0 T COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT YOU AR I ADVISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS D IIM ID TO B I A B IS T COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT ANO ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOBI. WITNESS my hand and Ma sari of arid Court an OCTOBER let. IM F. ISSAU MARYANNS MORSI Aa Clark *f m* court By: RuM KMg Aa Daputy CMrk CODILIB S AfAWIARSKI 4910 Bay Scout Boutevard Suite 444 Tampa, Ftertea 33447 Tatephana: (111) t r y -4444 CAB 997-44401 PuMteh: October I , t l , tggr DSJ-9T CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campoa bit erect, and aotata, reversion, CNtetCyCeirwrcnctegranwaiacraaiadbcmq rttentway remainder and aaaamenle paayM. pari end praasrc Each WMr n fw cchar emndi t i , thereto belonging or In artywMa fadayCcAm UaquaeC •ppartalnlng. All lying and being ritual* In Samlnala County Florida. NOTE: PURSUANT TO TH I FAIR D IS T COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT YOU AR I ADVtSIO THAT THIS LAW PIRM 1W I I WNKCHI, W8 8 IS D IIM ID TO B I A D ID T COLLECTOR ATTIM PTM B TO C O U IQ T A O U T ANO ANY U I L R I J I J T a , ' U V I F I INFORMATION OBTAIN 10 WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. J 8T I■ M L K I i / U W Dated Ma 9M day of October, T 1H T. MARYANNS MORSI PLVVJ / DLWINMW CMrk of Circuit Court By Dorothy W. Bolton Deputy CMrk Z I T O I R C A V N N Z , ' T R R I CODIUS S STAWIARSKI 4410 Boy Scout SeuMvord1 e..iw i i i J 8 HWN8 . Temp*. Florida 33*47 TaMphonat (111) 177-440* C 4 I *C7-00t9t • Pukkah: Oetabar IS, 13, IM T D f J -t IT PREVIOUS SOLUTION: ‘I ilgggd wtteo I ahoukfv* ugggd.' — HiavywBight boxar Jack Ropgr, aittr champion JodLouia knoefutd him out. D1M7 by NtA. me II . I �RaBeBps Sartonj Hara/d, Sanford, Honda •W*dnatd*y, October tS, 1987 •3 1 u - » - il/w n ia rf f f lV U N fr m 9 by U r r y W H r HI 0UM OUR RHoToQRAPHY to yaurHOMB S » * H*atollte* PARTY •ndlamwgto 6300 C**n tor TM gM tHw M|M CALL N0W11 A4?FOR SARA J.-49 H T H 1& 1 -8 8 M 1 0 4 9 0 0 I4h*ur* II* . 1 nr/maataga 141 7 day* Prtm* rm*. 7*m*l* Bun. AVON EARN TO 44% OOMM Ftoa Hr*. Bandfc 441-1144 kid. J a t M Rm 480-444-1144 CHRMTIAN M LLK M AM lam mart Fa wkfy than moat Raapta aam aa n*. m ^ 7 ^ U f e e f ^ T c h lk r C a ra ^ Eroaaam banaka 6 at anm« aval. Mual hav* H.S. CHptorW OEO Mto an titomai Madron- 187— M o M I r H o m M F o r S a l* let, rmm ind setonos. ApopM STo0^5S^m ^To^n to Com* torn to* km( Alter actoool avM M M OBGM MANOR *47-331-46*4 M A im a DAYCARE BteVl tod Ry» BMwbL LAK1 MARY. UCM 64-7 33?COM MRS. M M H B U ia HOUBB Naw mmeutom tor erwwan M M OM t o iM M Cal tor Call 130-4211 ILL PARK AVI. M O B U R A fW 1444W. I c tm rm m m n n Fof a ocyrMsnfla! iniaivtiw 323-3200 ltaSSl/111 Stortn* m a n s s s r COK&PEPST VENDING R O U TE MALM atoUMMCa ARP tflM Ito a N ta l t a j a W ar I ■any nipn uaiiw Q N O a lM p o li SALESPERSO N I LAIY PERSONS DREAM FtWHOURS-BIO 34 Titimfl Cam to 41B4 w *CM S36+*«*tolt-i4 WORK FROM HOMI-Na coal tor I . I f a r . aam to HMory Farm* Hektoy CM Can­ tor Aid Nov Dae a< Tbwn* Cantor A A l Mac CM ran rxn a n u ra m a fU R tR IO R tor 14 TtANB* Out to margaMiakon nw*n ou nurtmg ttopartnwni to* tot 311 117 C H A f/ L A m andto to tong tormina CNA-f/T » M on our Macula U N Aaaaramanto. 3 or mora yaart CRN cart* 70— T H A if d N Q a E D U C A T IO N " T S T w orw no" W ITH PEO P LE? BALAAMS BAM D an ■XRBMN0B I A M taCAL AMWTAWT. 4 0 6 AM to Dvartor cT mu> ng or apply wtrvn to Norm Hnpmay 17*3. DaBary. Ftorv da Drug Fra* you ad h*q> prepare patent tor atammaaont. conduct importat in mnor unary irt a a tartar 4 you to* hato4*y or Etonra Ctoti •FtoanotoT Aa) tor Thoa* rtto oua«y Ondu— Ptooamanr Aaara- iif f ilh N _ jm m H A IR S T Y L IS T To work tor Mamaoonal nair corp For ik r ia a i oM S S fri17. li AM tor Nona HANOTMAN-R7T A area U H alaclneal raptor* 4 MranouM 316-9446 lOam lnm n B O N U S IIt Altar M My ol wort tor a r t art w*h CAM* Apply i n AM Raady to Wort at M Hand Man 1306 9 Hay ir fa, 6-ino LAB O R READY A| 1 1 French Am 333-4343 -------IH W W W IM ----------- NCIOdB NOW Oanarai laPoran nat dad to d. unload and ataarrCta toAna tor company In ra Onarv do l i u Job alto Mocking ahalvat Iwith ton to praaaraaton) and itatdandM Hatty uaaal hand too* and laddara mowed Apery in panen al LABOR M A S T Am ., 407-4764474 Btoditdi 1992 8 French Am . <07-lrM K 3 HtonddMS E Mamonal Or •41-4661900 A M TT1R JOB FOR VOlll A M Cato NtMT a Faat 7OOam-3 30pm. * 00-4 ICpm and < COpm-IJ 10am Ltoto b* to t to Ml a mnrrtan ol SO I n on a oonanuout batoa Fort* aipananea pratanad Storing rat* 43 79 IN that. 4989 3rd Mtfl "M ull pau mato laal Apply n parton at 3(90 Lata Emma Road, lata Mary. FL LA B O R R ITE *330-3416 * 'la y (Nar Plan* *£xM Mop Ray* 7 Day* Out* *1 Day oB “ tor tatTDi •401KI Daty mortDaay pay VabctotaRLIM Opawng to tto* drtrar mlvan LarvdBCtp* 1 ■aa 4 Valid U*. Radd IMRRT MAI06 HMUNQ Car 4 toaurano* Itoadad Wattanda FREE: HI-139# SantodL Poaitona am on m Mtiu, Plat** cM Raoaaaaar Rartonnar at 3)0-3611 or R/T RUNNER FOR Liar fkd. dapandtbto. vtnaporwton, vaM FDL, typing and an King AvalBbto JJm-Vom M-F. --------- . HUO OKAY 447 334 4 6)1 i n w rv i u strw dtp utaaar 331411* d N f-S B P 141— H o m M F o r S o lo LAROB « BR lamvy homa to cm m T o r r a t . atM EFftE.' o f w r Apply Bantod ta ctic 383) 8 F t p . 337 1943 M ITOMr , CO banMto FL OL raguaad.Ettoora TmaSnr 'IM M E D IA T E O P E N IN G S * R/T. 44 « beurm. CM lor appt 407-MO40tT •3— R o o m s F o r Rant 17-BMJULI MARY Famto* to ■bar* 4/3. 7(9. no part H a y mo tod M 4 cad* 331-74M WC4KLT RENTALS ktarltog • |77A*k teoaaa* naykomood a juai Nat, 4ANF0R0 HM DM-1 4 > b*m apt* Soma ar utoa Good ama From 43*6/ man 3314797 100 Bavarly B. MM*n Rad C o n d o m in iu m lS w 5 ^ o ^ ^ n !^ p 5 ? W O . Omd k, AvM now* l yrjjg y r ^ o 103— H o u b o b U n fu m W w d 1IC1 W. FlrMSkaM ___1*6 717444444 BANFORO 1T3 tftm pun. M art catong FR. Raducad to 174.900 CM Mka SamjtNorV TRAVIS KKLOORE BROKER >741411 OR 373-1161 LOW! LOW) DOWN LOW! MO. FATW NTB toviuculaN ocmar tot V I 9 194(00 #7— A p w tm o n tB • F u m la h o d vanca. bato, U Untoua taring In dn town flantord. total tor T parton Dap/RMMno pad. URi tod 333033* Laava / 99— A pBrtm w nts 1 4 1 4 _________, _____ 3334467 *r 161-4113 1bW*L CHUL '•SSL WK) haat up. 44M EE? SANFORO o4AtponBNd W 1.000 aq II 976AM /.Me CM 6ANFORO 31 Fancad yard 47000^^iroomro. AvM iy< 31.1 a « t a m rm , pool *V mam* tod. dbr gar. gar, McM Ha dd 4114*41146 1*W 0» CFVA unogtr . t A W M H I I may cod dd bm 47440744 UELTONA 31 LM* bar* on ii Dam. CM/A. wood r r « £ ; 344 (00 Vacam. move to Haadr*1 SANFORD AREA-M OVA dou M* gang* toed yam 100 Rot* Dr CMtvamnga M (4 UNIONS Cnwa to 1U Vi corn to tbcpg irtiM B, 4 mu (OOaq A J warg ana* an a 63 x tto u Pncad to ~ 144 (00 ml 744*4. SAWORO 4 bdi •am tdtod on i tg oomar tot i(00*q A Moca bom* w*i 41 2-car gar, 14 X 1-406474-6040 Mon-Frt Only. COC A U M m w n m n rn ih m * F ro n Tia tK ^to S TIn parton. OaurtyW IM Wwn*Late Mary. 444- A BSO CIA TE TR A B 4 EI Du* to atoanaton, Large www ooffleany m v r w i w i you » ________ wOSB SCHOOLS (Rt*K Earty kttarvanSon Program) baa an totmartata epantogtor a RraK Laad rtenmet (Haad toaauctot) k r Bprtng U t a Etomankry. Oranl lundad e n S -T S S ? IXSiiTTM. H im n R i Mary BNd, Santod. FL. -7117 by 10(19*7. andkan NOEARLY BtRDSn M OVW Q SALE 0*617.19 FNkBAT Mtom IM Haran Bay Ck„ Lk ktory Tmnek* bad. meaner, tv. a pc OR tat. Cuawm «apa*-107 X 64. Oao -Magi 10 ym. to* cart N um anxH Otoar **m*___________ onry 40 1011 (AdrMional tna* only 691 each, ada mual ba pmpaid) CM u* batwaan 49 batom neon on Tuaadty and aatob to* Sarv tard Haratttata Mt/y LXk work nSSmaoT in o u b h I ■ k tW 04N3YA. M U LTV FAM LY 8AT-O CT. 1401M 106 Orange Drtva, Santon) 4m<*-r. w wii f4*w 11n y,41i _ ____ IA wa n iT-■ f n toryoul SEIM-ANNUAL GARAGE SALE 3 FAMU.V EAll Oct 17-14, » < In open bald are* at 2nd antranca to Carnage Cov* on 437________________ F M O N LY 1-4 301 Vtonla Av*. Sanlord Lou a ioa A ion or good m a 211— YARD SA LE FRI ONLY »-? C OMMUNITY O A R A G E SA LE AntiquB/Coltectlbtea ANT10U6 MAU. 6 AUCTION GALLERY Spec** amiatA* n Florida • largnl comdrad Anaqua MM 9 Aucaon Every SalwdayMEOCpm OuaMycon' CM Fairy Carrtag* HM tub community aato, Caaaatotrry on O 419 m i t/l m*a aouto of 171 ~’-64. Octobar lato 4 Ite! 630-4.30 Over TO CRAFT E BAKE SALE 3(07 S French Aw. cM 37to St Lota ol bocks, deal, charm. 6 CSB_____________________ YARD SALE Sto. Oct 16 63 LOT* OF STUFF! Tooto, hcuaalto*) Nov 3 M DAVA 3113 Orlando Dr, Samord. Head aihtowort. 46743141(61 MOOtRN FURN. 6 / 1 RW CSarl 6047744331/4074 Martyn al 331-71*0 or Ruto at POOL TABLE (CM M O -Ittt) Ramy day? Com* on 10/14. 3937 Laurel A w .----------- C M Joarm Waad ERA R rik t lU n d Rl 4(74(41144 at 1-4M1 WHY RENT WHEN VOU CAN Levari Ortoin tANFORO 311 on corrpauqr wawdMad 3/ 1 9 ( 090 tq n 414 Bay Ana. M l 900 *900Doan. IMOAno ow n tx. carport, toed yd 41 ■BANFORO M tpM | I- •SANFORD 1/1 ( t d u OVA. naw carpal 4 part M N M t JM OOTLB H U M ST3N6TROW REALTY WE NEED HOUSES TO RENT! Sammda Oardan Aparimanu iaoo wad S*1 s i. Samord wa b* aecaptng appacatona tor 3 «« wartng tu Octobar 19-Octobar 31 from a 10 3 10 you mud apply n parton W* am an Equal Houtmg Opportunity TTO *07-3234361 ST. JOHNS RTYtR Ftobarman t parartw1 t!99 Lemon BUI Rd. Oataan If! w wM. bod dod 287-Lawn Sarvloaa w/ 3 tap* >139000 M44114 Rretoaaioanal Mat) SarvcaS HomaaOoComto/Apart WUydbwtoy/MQ 25 3 -A d d W o n t A R sm od B lIog LAKE MART Over 1/1 am . tw an FI rm 2 (torch** M 1.100 Id ACRE *7 Mpod. moaiar in tow ux*. 440.100 OUST. BIT 13 on I acr Jac tub. X*. 2 cd gw. 61M.900 USOINSUR 467-3167443 407-3164374 NEW REMOOELRERAM 4WWT CONCRETE 1041M l" 2S8-Atteratk>ns 2 7 5 -O ryw a ll : 407-3361444 M 8 U W ORYWALL*6TUCCO-Rapatt ’ Ytol 3 Caang Ttituraa Amptoar A PKk-up truck m. 1139 Fla 407414-11 r a m . , tss*. LEASE Rnm* ahoavoom 3 wamboua* 410.(70 t| D tfl «*1 frontage 407-974-3900 Lonaaaad. 17-63. IMAno FREE. 3600 aq k. AX/part Store Front/ 444444*614464117 PrMi Offtes ^Kt |S5.Tb$129vMb. noo* 280-BuBh Hogging _ JW w d ja r* * * n t;9 «7 3 _ 2 4 8 -C te a n ln g Sarvlcas A* CLEAN!NO 4 VC RaakV comm. Fra* aal 334-0337rtir pgr lor turned raaponM (463491 APOLLO CLIANBNBVC ConvrVRaatl Quaky BwVSalWtacoon guar. UoV*. 3314644 ItW C H ANMOi W 4 6 6 6 (417) 32+484 D M fC D O N f! On 28th $tr— t(R L 4 6 A )b * 9 m n 1 7 4 8 a n d A tp o t1 B M .o n H m tw 9 M A m u i» ||| \ iB R f n V T V iT rrri (rill s te a m f a c to r y 3367*44 RV DAWOK IT CONSTRUCTION YATta ROOPWO tortM 1964 •Prtwwaya 301-R o o fin g PtoktelklOlBnilWipalm C to u rte 6 tr.D to 6 M .Q a n . REYNOLDS VINYL BOBKl LitoHma warranty. No palming, walk 6 overhang mam. 968 Uo 9n*. E*6 tpaoal dtoounto. CM bowl (407) 333-1649 312— Tree Sonic# 61444 "o O H N C K R IlffR II E 2S8-La<iu n d ry Sarvlooi H N W I O u N D R Y ^R V lg I I n 1 1% I n M.'ttllt! 1r) i cirld y ' M i l l ll J 'i i Ii I • I til/i' M m )l l lril.V l s . | r - M<> < ( ( ( » u i ) ( i ' ( / I >*•|» r T Tma/toumb ramovM. Fra# tat. Uca/kwut 3367343__________ TOMMY RUNYON Lawn 6 Tra* 8vc. XcAn*. mald/oom. Suckai truck, atomp grktfng ka* *M. C te fa t-IO T •I Ikna cul or morkNy aarvUM BREAT RATED 9366644 rl i 1 I ill, 300-Praaaura PUN R m Houaa*Ti| 288-LandaoaplnB Slltt|r>tli t a ia v t t t t iT i FRANK BARNHART RaMbIB Rkto Rmaaura Cleaning UM bto-Bbto* 1*70. 3*61101 BLIYWO HOtoBAONOOT CM A Farad** hem* Inatoaekona. 3361744 or Fax 316*492 CHARLES D..0 * 1 )6 10 C8C0972I6 Comm, ramodai. addaona. rapair. MC. VISA...... 4674161741 TALEMCO LAN06CARM0 •COMMBRC1/I tot6C«NT.’ flaald. wtoyAX-wkTy. FamEy ownad 6 opiratod knee 1464. Ue/Bondad/lna. 313-1647 or N fc lltt ----------------------------------- CALL USAT 294-Painting Lto: COCQ4T»44 R » T | t t KATHY4 KLEAMNO RM tt. wtoy/mo. ra m ctoarvouto. 11 vm. aw. ♦ mto. 93644*3 LETS US LIFT YOUR a lA H NQ BURDENS. Weakkfrwwk ato. 3T-3636 *14461444 For 2 bsdrooms, Immsdlsto Oooupsnoy. Apsrtmsnts from.,. CM (407) 3H 40T414 hr*. Improvements 282^6rpantry Cak 341-44PT tar Btta**. W E D AN IUCTM C1AN7 CALL DICK'I ELECTRIC 407-3314733 LI*. SROM HM IOw r 34 Ym. 280-Home CARPENTER. Al rapaka. pamang 4 oaramto Ha. * c.w am . 1-2 PARA M R V K S S Dtvoma ItOOWXto 140 ctoan up*, appaancaa, traah, truth 447 M l 3446 or p«r 4074166317 wtt » 4 OOP ^ 2 7 6 -1 te ctrk a l 2 7 9 -H a u lln g Buab Hog Mowing Any Und ol tractor workMnd ctotolng Matv convacta availabto. 61344 282-Cablnate 4 4 upl 4466 A MONTH. OkOto Btoragt 131-0130 or M3396* HWT DOWNTOWN BANFORtf Bbar* tody tomkhad oRoa apwes Butrfssi i i i.'phcru tys/ A-XLAWTECH Drrorca 999. tankruptoy 479, Adoption 979. Nkm* Chang* 999. EIC. (407) 933-0347 34 hr*. COMMHI l O w te lS w ALL TYRE CABBMT 4 nk u*/ unAMoounlBrtos/ 11B— O fftO B S p a c « F o r Rant W* daw a plan tor yowl CM tor a fra* a*L on M or your u tonttocapaig naadtl 314-3716 258-Automotive 117— C o m m trc la l R b t i tala m a s t________ TWO 0000 OLD BOY* Tra* eve. Indacp. lawn maim Ooom. wmetowt. carpanky. l daett » concrato takngi 131-443319 5 0 Balnl C O Ctd* ALTERATION* BY AT (407) *31 Maria, M ML, carport 9UN6CAR9 LAWN toQMT Fra*9i6mMaa6iw Ralaa _________ 3367174_________ OREO DROSS LAWN StRVM t RES/COM QUALITY CARE f b e e ib t 2 7 0 -C o n cra te ’T o Q ^O u p fa x / T rip fa x T 5 «6 T «5 S ! 10*2/ It tern porch 1 10 X I I FL rm tod com rw motoar-rrvlaw apt 171.000 ML 7410 RHOMB OPERATORS I* 4144m RffarFTT 1 -B 0 0 -7 1 M 2 3 0 A National Company ha* R/T Aftomcon poMaona avataWa M Start In toa 8am. Tovma Ctr. Mad Apply al 201 Horeat 24 300 Waal AaportStod Benton) ol our IM lp*oM Advama* yaw tto wm ad U n o t Mto. JWwttor v Cuaaom Deal*-, m aato *07-337-0*11 Rwduoad to O C T. COOLER WEATHER 18 COMING! wormad. cut* at a button Taw docaad 97Va*ai 460964* 321-9220 Id BANFOROAXMOWOOO Larga ML CHA. 443* » Dap. GARAGE SALES Hat to to* parted ton# tor Ykrd Satoal LM to* Bantord /toratv Lata Maqr U t advtrtto* your atto and watch lb* paopto Law* Maty 3/> Fuar-uipar an IK* irwwj tor waa ID ataman lary tcrux Owner warn* o**rt at a CM lltoty' taraora Araa V7 Nca bom* on ranenrt icrl wah frurt treat UUR I 4 J H „ 6* JEEP CHEROKEE 4 tt. V6. A* abockt-konl/laar. S T mud (ma AT. 4467I6B to mag 1446 FORD ECONO VAN. Fu*y « M > wrWt 4 3 tounga meanart I I I , 900. 3344116 Shot* A wormed 1/3 AKC Bpmgar BpamM. 1/3 HP 490 each CM 333-7346__________ HOTWIKLERIDalmaiian torn, 207— J a w a k y MurM A m i 'Ctoaa Out* O . DaBary From |1Mt ImmdOcc *07-1144*4* nR> panpcarpm 1-M66 & o a m & i______________ R iE REALTY INC. Tha tatowin Omu*. me coil aa. w nd waa 4600 DAL HATTONS AKC. thou, ■armed, U e M n 9730***ch N O T IC E 1444 DOWN.— WHY R4NT7 Wban you can own ton 1 t o n hem* wr CMA. naw pan a car pMT AM about MUO homaal Truok/BuMa/Vana For MATT k i l l SALE - Fu* Mr* utad box aprtnga 4 maflma* 169 00 Lam/3 Mart 3334133 WHMLROOL33CU 9 Rakidg w/ re* matar LA* naw eond. rvbaa 4339 AC 13* STU MS AC94BTUS90 C a t341-7*66 taamanN am tubyaci io in* Ftdamr Fa* Houamg Ad. nfven to prataranca. tmaauon or o>t enmmaaon baaad on raca ua or, rangon. tai handcap it U n fu m M h o d >Q R U T^C A n O ^ 1163 AMC Wagon AT. run* 181— AppisnoM A Furniture For Sate ■ s s s s s s H rm rr at A A r t > A a » y M 7 * l7 ) Equal Hauakig Oppartunky ROOMMATE WANTED 479WK 3KVDEP Fumnbad m . bout* crmlagat Baal to CM momtoga fa 14130 *3 Far* Tempo OL. AT. naw AC •yt. graal car tor 91900 May ■LACK LAB Faani* 7 mdia dd Good «H*i ME* M Mroto Looting tor a good homa. ta t Laava a manage at 301-7066 3334009 PRIVATE LONQWOOO HOME Pnv tmranca Fum, cada. A/C. I49A* ♦ 480/dap *3443*7 and watch wwaanr Itfitlnote >in rwrw w Countvt* in -.yM naaripapars work far youlll SSwpp EM 1/1. AC. hook-iaia, p a i l yard tt19Awo * WOQtotP 444 4431 __ EFFtCWNCV Maidaarv - ccnvamanl tooaaan md Latndry. phona, and tx. ia»>ao a uaat. 334-taM 231— C a r t F o r S «te » 9 » — H f c lM ____________ good 447,744- P O R TER IT Program* M M W am your p Bd . ___ Salary « comm « te n * FIT or R/T. Hatovad atmoapbara-tmottoo oa. Oattot* or htaa 747-4370 1 yr. t p l Ctoaa A COL mq. Rtoaaa Cal Bam to Ipm wy. r, pnona Cath party Cat 333- HZS____ H Prim* location, graal anchor buanaaaa*. 1.000 aq II on 17(8 From parting Newly Cl adSpavaad IM-7S6-1H1 PHONE PROS jF a y * m . TELIMAAKETStQ - R/T- tor* Wort ip IQ 30 hrVart Hourly pay 4 bonua No Cam* mark Mto to* BCIT1 a m B fa g i P A R T T IM E ew payplah Motmng A abamoon poaraon CM 3317*11 a * tor Muudy good t Mart immsdaEsAy M xrg or CM praaaa apply 44M 7W g Ad and pan ama tor a mayor manutacturtog pram to *n ad pkaac componama torrad Mactiaraeal abttty to mairtato «ra y booto and pamt g m 4 MtoVy t> matottto t p pry tovantory a m u« Mutt 6 waatand daat dart, am Mdt WARIHOU6S • R l COTON CORRORATION, to* rulun t toartng manor»c*ucarAttlrtou to or tiactoe accattona*. nai opamnga n at Lata Mary Aon to IU and 3nd thto marabou** Hour* tvakatla Racan(y mtoorad 1 bdm to Hiatorte ama 4374AM * utoaa* 1 yaw iaaa» M0-3W0__________ arth moto W ARIHOUH T R A M ! Growing oompany. varucal Mual h*w own tooto * axparttoot m heavy oedMnn. A aC A JW M M ,U K J. M M Rnor *ray H fl-8. ainpa pL a>r*M___ flBBldeotlBl C N am in g MOLLY MAID * HBBNO F / T 'M F * 4 M l Wto Trtorv 407-7(7-4447. MuM haw own tooto Apply in parton. 3*01 Country CAP Rd. Benton), TSw 58ocS3B um i ADA I aOAM. Mtotro IKRM.M7QIMO ANOIM n BM W m a tt. HO U SEK EEPER S - M t R Rfryannf t a a j M , EXPERIENCED B O O T TECHNICIAN. EXPERIENCED A U T O PAINTER 11B— OfSow IpSW R F o r Rant MARM4BRB V ILLA G E to V* I Baal pay to to* tiuatota* 6 pato ItoMay*.padvaeaaona Earn] M* day* *1 to* baacb Urdorma LAWN MAMTINANCB I r ip raguM d. Cai 336-1441 U *Vw«gT*Mk* ___ W O fll W R H t l l ___ REC010N CORRORATION, toa natorri laartng manulaelurarr Mirtoutor ol conaumar M TRULY NOLAN Rati Contol roar Iw rg Batoa toapactort lor SammoN ,t wauara Co lato* tip nae Omar banatu 4 nmparry vttueto providad Apply Apery Budgto Inn or Santod. 3300 8 Orlando Dr (17-63) ***QBN4RAL LAROR*** WORK TOOAV RAO TODAY t i p duel mataian 4 tuna** Holldtyt. vacal 4 401K. Good COE <• 400-3B37044 Call u * « (407) 322-2611 99400 Rluma or tomona U n fu m ls h a d I do all tto* work • you collaci all ttw 446 43 Muatang LX-HB 4cyL Vapd. 17K mat*, tun root. Deal # W TW Q 1 «!j9 e 5 f A9TCASH G R A N T A IR , IN C ITEACtM RB W tOED caJ today* aay-aat-aau *a- I— »aa----a- -a n f if j v n in m i ' Grad* tractor opartlor cioi btod* a^ananc* on matknaal bona* CtXranamd 44-tOtv CALL (447)MM143 DUCT krSTALLIRS ' d u m p T r u c k O R tvtR Eipananead w*to COL B Vaca- D R IV E R Rtoaaa « a a » 1 3 * t7 ■a ri tomart 14-llAv rtopandng on Car Hauwr */tip Claaa A CO. CM (*071110 1M0 IOC. IXR. DOOR A46SMBLER FIT a Panama. M l Eatl May <18 Sto 300 Cataatotny. n . 13707 Wanted a-Wjw_j— MCURTTV BARS 6 DOORS IVaq It Oflartog taytot* pua bunon toa raiiat a 314-3144 159— R b b I E a ts tB R O BELU VKLAi kngavon TacbnrciarvToraman-muat ba atparlanoad Mto koubktbooang. mauantai totoiaaont and good »*n cut- M teD »lte n o o u « C a ll 323-4160 WORKBM FOREMAN MAN and b* oarai ortamad id ratwn* and talary hr* lory to Human Ratourcat, 3640 Lata Emma road. Lata Mary. FL 33744. or FAX ra turn* and Itartry biaiory to tuma r o r m w rI BOB «■* * CHy CoM»g » 24 ■ 46c V ) 00 Stytna FL Room. Carport 111.100 m -E tro L A B O R ! RB N EED ED FOR UMOCROROUNO UTILITY CONTRACTOR 223 « aa it you ptoea a ton waat ad wm ua to iM your vabtoto (pubtthM In boOl toa Stnlonl Htmtt and toa Late *4uy U k al a cod ol oWy 437.94) and you dom ■M II rtgm away, wax run to* ad tor another two waat* al no chargal A* wa at* to tool you pay tor tw tod ton watt* banra wa run a tor tr**t Carport, acm rm. .617400 E q in M tocatt 01 U n e r t Apply: ABanac O M gn 4 Con Mrudlon job kaaar Comar oI Emma Oat* 4 U k k ry Landacapaa Ftvaman naad*d Mutt bav* raakkrBM at47- 407-322-6492 o w n m-ropi C A R R IA G E C O V E pan an toduaay Ntdtri atunoc Saeuniy. ■* oAar paid M nng. undomu 4 baaati banaka. F/T 4 P/T avM . M tbtot 4*4-3447 ttCUTMTV OFFICERHJC. Unarmad. FT/RT. Bardonl ama HctoproWa.SBUP 4640116 ST** O p p o rtu n H JM WAf/TEO iratb compactor Horn** 43.000 U 44.000. 8*1 Up •ECURTY OFFICE RB Our m w aapandk) oatoa in iM H y w c p iig iio r in trjgHe proiMMsnti m Ung an ■caaam carter to a N0ip*6 ■a, apactout HmoaWwm. Exp irtvitd snd fMW Id f lim tea CLEAN MW4RAR1R4 AAm l Can* Capper /Brat* Kakima Raayaana! 3414004 >16 W. FkafrakF 44.4*60-1 X I na SaiiriNu HEWW mIIII SRte Mary Lttu wants to maka you monayl 21B— W a nte d to B u y Carnage Cove Omgery Modi* Brwm »BA4**f. 44*7444 COM E G RO W W ITH US O W A TS O N REALTY LET US DO THE WORK FOR YOUI VAitaakty 44JM7.144# 4ECUR1TT OFFICER JOB insE na w r w i unsnnva «H E L P I •Sa t o o c k a o T o r^ w T S S o par tool^ptr month, 3334609 or AdAAIO l/N O FII OwMtgTWhandeanad I on bad mown* in head ol heavy duly wad mk Hat to weir to tM (O T ) w -i t i a 231— Cart For Sate VFtSrltMlin 44Jd47.KkHr iNonsi' Uk M T T H 218— B o a ts S 141— H o m M F o r S a l* 8AWTEK M a tch in g Always ___ K I T 'N* C A R I . Y L E 71— H * lp W anted W a e h in g S T V rd n g S w JR ^E u o U n S r leaky ii n l u m i v V I 11 •' ItlnllD l t- 7 /(ill �.... **, . , ,.-•' - -. iczdJir* •- tV •‘ ■: •■'•■ •“ I • .. - - . I . - 4 0 •Bmfcrd Htrtfd. B sfxM . Florida •W*dn**c*y, Odobar 18.1887 b y C b le Y e u n g u Sl Taketwo, and call me Inthe morning D E A R D R . G O T T : Th e T V ads tell me that I cannot exceed the dote of no n p re tcrlp llo n pain p llli auch aa Aleve. Advil and othere. Thla doean't make aenae to me. If, on average, over-the-counter remedlea are half the stre n g th of th e ir p re a crlp tlon counterparta. w hy not aubacrlbc to the latter, rather than to the former. doaea? D E A R R E A D E R : Th la la an excel­ lent queatlon that haa puuled me aa well. T o give you a “safe" anawer, I encourage people not to exceed the m a n u fa ctu re r's direction* on any medication. However. 1 believe there la tom e room for flexibility here. Ta ke , for example, the product you mention: Aleve, a dru g for m inor ache* and palna. The active Ingredient in Aleve I* naproxen aodium. 220 milligram* per pill. T h e recommended doae I* one tablet every eight to 12 hour*, or a m axim um of aao m illigram * per 24 hour*. Aa you point out, naproxen I* alao available by preacrlptlon (Naprosyn. Anaprox and other*i In 275 1 “ tablet* to be taken every eight to 12 hour*, not to exceed 1275 milligram* of naproxen per 24 hour*. Thu*, the total dallv doie of p re ­ scription naproxen I* double that of the recommended limit for the non­ prescription variety What gives here? " MCDIOINB aaspBunisoi variation* and am unaure w hich la com et PETER QO TT.M .D. All thla aeema to be rank common aenae. Yet. I welcome the letter* from irate reader* who may chooae to dlaagree and w rite me th e ir opinion*. T m bottom line? Take any medicine cautlouily, check with your phyaldan, and don't be auckered in by T V com- D E A R R E A D E R : W hile I do not neceaurijy enderae thla home rem e­ dy for treating the pain of arthriila. m any rea der* have atteated to It* effectivenew . In It* favor, H'a aafe and Inexpenalve. Th e ueual doae la I to S taaapoona of Carlo dlaaolved In a 5-ounce glaaa of unaweetened grape Juice I time* a day. Uae the variable approach, baaed on the exte nt of the a rth ritla , the amount of pain, and a peraon'a per•oral choice* i iw iN KW iP AtisK om auidM EAesh M Timber tree >7 In aewe * 8 8 S w n «v U Actor Robert oe­ M Author of Tho*e companies that market com­ peting product* state In their televi­ sion ad* that consumers are stuck taking 220 m illigram s of naproxen every eight hours — and woe betide the patient who experiences pain, because he can't take more of that medicine Given that the maximum 24 hour dose it 1)75 milligram*, why not double the dose of Aleve or take H every six hour*? I do n l see any rea­ son not to do so, and I donl know why Aleve's m anufacturer (P rocter and Gam ble) hasn't pointed this out. In this Instance, the n o n p re srrlp llo n m axim um dote could safely be increased — even doubled — if a patient needed more pain relief. Of course, incre asing the dota ge of naproxen ran lead to potential side effects such at stomach Irritation and intestinal bleeding, hut this it true of the prescription varieties anyway A DR. D O T T : R llll i , Ih . d i m nnu nnnn ratnnn nnn nrann wnnra nnn u n m nnnn mr-imnn n n n u n r in r.inci mmfj uMcimnm mr.inuii riNnn rjtoun nnn nnn nnnn nnnn nnnun nm.innnn m i n in m .1 [jMunnni i (irorini i nnnn nnnn rum nnnn nnnn nwn nnnn nnnn nnn Consequently. I allow my patient* to bend the rules In a simitar vein, the maximum allowable dose of ibuprofen 'Advil. Motrin and othersi is 2400 mil llg ra m t per 24 hours, to a patient could consume up to 12 standard, non prescription tablets If n cte tta ry <or take three *oo m illig ra m M otrin tablets a day. by p re scrip tio n ) ' Moreover, nonpresmption Zantac 75 — a drug to reduce gastric acidity — It half the prescription dote ol 150 milligram*; so why not take two twice a day If needed? (U ;» M 1 TT tafiZtT i << y By P hillip Alder ARLO AN D JA M S by J im m y J o h n t o n EJKtPT THEY V M til'T U0TC6-DtY WERE 1tOOAiD UP, ADO IC0UUlUKl>4t£teU0TU WnttAlBOVtBNirifAD^ u n it Yiuowwfiob' ^ | i h 2 The two United States teams in the Venice C up (wom en's com petition) will tla n at favorites, along with the strong European trams from France, Germany and Great Britain The No l tram It Jill Meyers. Hand) Montin, Tobi Sokokiw, Mildred Breed. Marincta Letiila and Lisa BerkowiU T h e second team Is Kathle W eiSender. Ju a n ita C h a m be rs. Ly n n I)eas. Beth Palm er, K e rri Sanborn and Irina Levitina This wms the most dramatic deal from the trials Where would you like to play? Seven spades is laydown, but lucky. The trump suit will play without lost just less than one third of the time. Seven hearts is belter, and unbeat­ able with this layout. If West lead* a heart, declarer draws trumps, cashes the spade ace. overtakes the club king with dummy's are. and claims when the spade queen drops under d u m ­ my's king And If West leads from a tide suit, declarer can ruff a diamond in the dummy, coming to two spades, sis hearts, two diamonds, two dubs and the ruff * Seven no trum p is the best grand slam, but the opening lead is critical Breed and Deutsch did bid to seven no trump and made it when West led a diamond In the other room, the contract was tlx no trump after the given auction Montin found the devastating club lead, totally d isru p tin g de cla re r's communications. T h e best line — I think! — is to lake the club king, spade ace and six heart tricks before exiling with the ace and another dia­ mond Yet, with this layout, everything falls. So, the w inners gained 20 in ­ ternational matchpoinls 10*2 West East 4 * 5 1 a y a 10*52 a 4 to a i J a a 4 # 4 y «752 75 South 4 A W A K y J 7 1 • A K J I 4 4 K Vulnerable: Both D ealer North Itoulk West 2• 3e 4 NT • NT Past Pass Pass Pass North 14 24 44 5e Pass East Pats Ptss Pass Ptss Pass Opening lead: 4 4 UW7byW-Alnr ____ __ by Bob Thaw FRANK AND ERNEST IT AFFtAFS THAT YOU* AGAINST INFLATION” 80T qfour ‘Birthday ^ urrte °x . PFU • i r i r mt _ p I I 2«I b y J i m D a v is -- ---------- -siTtoTSL i Z x1• ’ The U.S. female favorites r - ’ Thursday, Oct 1 6.1M7 In the year ahead, you might become deeply Involved in some unique endsavor*. They w « have good probabWbee and could represent a change of dwsetton m your Me. U B R A (Sept 154)01 22) Wtehful trunk­ ing muetnl bo aSowed to replace reakry today. Do not treat aomettWig thatl* yet to happen as though K Is fan accompk. Know where to look for romance and you'll find It. The Astro-Graph Match­ maker instantly reveals which signs are romanhcaly perfect tor you. Ma» 82.78 to Matchmaker, c/o this newspaper, P.O. Box tTSa. Murray Hat Station, New York, NY i o i b *. 8COAPIO (O c t I4-440V. I I ) You could dwrupt the IrenguSkty In your office today it you make changes thsl sltsct others without (Xscussmg your moves with them first. aAOITTARtUa (N ov. 23-Dee. 21) Be careful that you donl get involved m try­ ing to promote something the world nei­ ther wants nor naeda. Laarn what appeals* the masses CAPRICORN (Dee. 22-Jen. I D It won t take much to arouse your estravagsnt Inclinations today. Keep this In mind if you go out shopping, and leave the credit cards at home. A Q U A R IU S (Ja n . 20-Fob. t l ) Family affaire might not run klur a we*-oSed dock today. Be prepared to deal w<h the unex­ pected. and you won't gat rattled It a mtthap occur*. PWCCS (Fob. 20-March 20) Your hunch­ es might be mltieadwig today, so guard against Impulsiveness. Take ample time to reason throuqh important moves A M U (March 21-Aprtl 1*) Be careful m deakngs with friends today it money it an issue. A misunderstanding could arise over something rather strange TAUR US (April 20-May 10) Where your career is concerned today, donl gtve any associates reasons to suspect you are erratic or Highly It could tarnish your OfhMNI (May 21-June 20) Have some one serve as a backstop today and rschecfc any mental work. II not, a peeukar mtslaka might skp through that wool turf'aca unM la tf. C A N C IR (June ll-J u t y 82) Oo not let someone who owes you oil the hook today just because you're loo embar­ rassed to broach the subject You don't want to be mtnpuleied. LEO (July 25-Aug. 2D Today you might bo sodded with an sky who dto not pro­ duce as promised In a previous arrange­ ment. Do not bank too heevtty on this pereon. V1ROO (Aug. 2 5 -le p L 21) Strive to be methodical end orderly In your work habile today. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 15, 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/e96bea763314fea2738c8b63b15ee310.pdf 8cfa5e8990a070b95dd851b9d7031bb3 PDF Text Text SEMINOLE TODAY Educating future workers State commissioner talks the ABCs of business 1 J Good cop stories Here are a couple of good cop stories • San­ ford Police Department stories - that demand to be told. O n August 4 at 10 33 n m a m an robl>c<l the I K W Tra d in g Post nl 10 1(1 French A v r in Sanford. H r fled from the scene on foot C om m a n d e r Aaron I Krlth mid OlHccr Kris Zlrgtrr re s c in d e d lo ' 1 1 1 ^ ^ the alarm. Cmdr. Aaron Keith The suspect. Andre Pierre Alloway. was ap­ prehended four blocks away • less than five minutes later. Out spilled lire goods he hsd taken from Ihe trading post, lie was Identified by ihe owner. So was the stolen properly. Alloway. 20. was charged with robbery/armed. On August 0 al 5:32 a m. Officer Frank Hil­ ton caught two men in Ihe midst of a robbery at Grooms School of Choice They were apprehended on the properly, lug­ ging a television set out of a trailer. Edward L. Tillman. 31. and Robert White. 32. were charged with burglary/grand theft. A line piece of police work by Officer lllllon. prkle of the night shill. ■ - By MARIA OREM Herald Staff Writer The future of education and Its role in huslneaa was the topic at the Grenier Hanford Chamber of Commerce luncheon on Friday. About SO people attended the session at the Marina Hotel to listen to Commissioner of Education Frank Brogan. Sandra Glenn, chairman of I he chamber, asked members to think about the many roles they play In education in the county from serving on volunteer committees to working in the school system. Today you are going to be educated further.' Glenn said She complimented the Srmlnole County education system and aald she was nothing but pleased with the results that she had seen with her own son who had been educated In the Seminole County pi bile school system. E. Ann McGee, president of Seminole Community College, was on hand to introduce ilrognn. She offered a brief biogra­ phy and told chamber members that Brogan was the speaker at her first graduation ceremony al SCC. 'When the subject of education Improvement Is discussed, you hear (lie name of Frank Brogan.* she said. Brogan complimented SCC calling II one of ihe finest com­ The conspicuous absence of all Semi­ munity colleges In Florida. nole County school board members at a •She (McGeel Is recognised as one of our beat because of her itmatocaa , where Ftor. luncheon ...... _ ........... _ ....... vision.* flrogan said. Ida's commissioner of education was the llrogan then spoke nhoiil Ihe importance of education and speaker, left business people wondering. Its constantly changing role In sorlely and llie global econ­ Before introducing Commissioner omy He rallrd for changrs stressing Ihe need lo keep what Frank Brogan. Sandra Glenn, chairman works, gel rut of what doesn't, amt continue lo make improveof the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, pointed lo the empty table at Ihe front of the room and noted that Board didn’t know, didn’t go none of Ihe school hoard members was present. *llul I'm not mad or resentful because I know that they are all busy people,* ahe aald. Glenn noted that Dr. Paul J. Ifagerty. school superintendent far Ihe county, had planned to attend but was called out of town. When asked on Saturday al>out their absence from Ihe chamber meeting, sev­ eral school ho nrd members said they ■ee Attend. Page SA Big govwmmsnt eowr-up On Tuesday, thp Board of Seminole County recognition and appreciation lo a group which haa completed a aweet piece of cover-up. Meet the members of the Central Florida Quitters Guild. They Just finished a quill thal helps cele­ brate Seminole County's SSlh birthday in April, leoa. The quilt deptrta scenes and landmarks in the county's history. It will be raffled to raise money to benefit the Seminole County Historical Society. The quitters are: Glenda BattenUne. Kim Bi> hart Kim Dr mane hr. Mauretn Dmumck. Janice Eartv. Jan Herrington. Karen Jacobs. Joanne Lillie. Carol McMahon. Sharon Meyer. Mary Nolan. Jeanne Simmons. Janet Smith. Kathy Sleeker. Maureen White and Becky Wotary. The Sattfotd llerald plans blanket coverage of the event. Familiar thama A caller to the Apopka Police Department was put on hold. On came a musical tape. The sang: Them e of the Pink Panther." Honest elephant. *llello, Inspector Clou Beau." Hara coma tha Pionaara The Pioneers from Milwaukee, a champion­ ship 106-member member drum and bugle corps, sre coming to Sanford. They’ll be practicing al Seminole Community College beginning Monday. Word Is they prac­ tice 7 to 10 hours a day. working on a routine that takes approximately 10 minutes. Another group known as the Bandettes of Canada Is also practicing at the college. Bring your umbrellas, ltlda. Newest citizens are truly fine neighbors Sign of tha timoa The 65 haircut at Dave's Barber Shop In Sanford la a thing of the past. Dave Just upped Ihe rate to 86. Still a bargain. Compiled by RUSS W HITS, photo ky TOMM Y VIN CENT. married In 1048 after he served in World War II aa a Canadian Naval officer. : The couple operated Sweeney’s Office Supply company In Sanford for 46 years, and raised throe children here. They arc moat apprecia­ tive of Doris Stein, the patriotic chairman of the Pilots Club of Sanford, who helped untan­ gle the naturalization paperwork. *We wanted to become citizens together, but tore were a series of snags.* Sweeney aald, The couple asked If they could be awom lij near to home in Orlando if need be. but not in Miami. Having the ceremony in Sanford was alL the better. . . The Sweeneys were among 280 who became efttgeno In the ceremonies at the Sanford Civic Center. *We have been thrilled each time that we aqw as many as 400 people coming to thla» SUBSCRIBE T O THE SANFORD HERALD I o n �BA • Sanlord Herald. Sanlord. Florida - Sunday. August 10. 1097 After Hours WtfA S S S Turning wood into works of art K d ttl Clow n school September 9 Fun World Clown Allry Inc. of Orlando. FI. la offering a School for Clowns consisting of nine Tuesday evening classes beginning September 0. 1007. The curriculum Includes Instruction In make-up, costuming and characterisation of the White Face. Auguste and Tramp Clown. Skills such ns bnlloon sculpture, face painting, skits and the use of props will be Included. Tuition also Includes a starter make-up kit and an Instruction manual. For further information and a registration form, coll (407) 539-1830. LIVE In concert et Ocean Center Tickets go on sale today nt (hr Ocean Center Box Office nml nil Tlckctmnster locations for LIVE on Saturday. September 27. The show starts at 7 p in. wtth opening acts Luscious Jackson and special guest Mnnhrcak and It will he at Ocean Center. Daytona flench. The tickets go on sale at 10 a.m.. but you can order by phone with Visa or Mastercard by calling 14071 839-3000 In Central Florida. Tickets arr 822 50 reserved seating plus per ticket service charge. Rhodes coming to ArtsMall Oviedo nullvc and comedy superstar Tom Rhodes will help kick ofT ’ Laugh and Listen* nt thr Winter Park ArtsMall this Tuesday. August 12. Tickets are 85 nml II will t>c nt 8 p in. ‘Laugh nml Listen’ will mu Tuesday nights In Ihr Black Box Theater III Ihc ArtsMall. Thr proceeds raised from thr 12 week show will benefit United Cerebral Palsy of Central Florida's Early lulrrvrntlon nml l*cdlatrlc Centers, lihodrs Is coming ofT of a season ns the star ol tils own television series on NIIC called Afr. Rhodes, nml hr Is currently finishing work on his first hook to be published this fall. Tins will he Ithndrs’ first Orlando appearance In over Dvr years. Volunteer opportunities Mount Dora Center for Ihr Arts will lie hosting a coffer Tursdny. August 12. nl 10 a m. for all current volunteers nml for those Individuals Interested in hemming volunteers. At MIX'A. volunteers have ihr opportunity to participate In n variety of activities while establishing friendships If you enjoy the art of entertaining, assisting with childrens programs, helping with daily operations, such ns gift shop, desk reception of clcrlcnl work, or would like lo help with the Mount Dora Arts Festival. MDCA nerds your help. Itrginmng this month, monthly coffers will lake place lo inform Ihc volunteers of events ami goiugs-on al MDCA. If you cannot attend on August 12. slop by al 138 East Fifth Avenue In Mount Dora, or phone 13521 383-0880 for more information. Pre-concert talk Guest composer Rodion Shchedrin will be giving a pre­ concert talk tonight nt the London Symphony Orchestra In the Ocean Rooms at the Ocean Center. Daytona Beach. ISO members and guests will conduct pre-concert talks, free to LSO Classical Concert ticket holders. Immediately prior to each of the LSO Classical Concerts of the Florida International Festival. Concert goers must /present, their, ticket* to today's performance *4* the i limited to the capacity of the. pci Center. For more tnformntloij-o^ other Festival event, contact (Tie 7790. W EA TH ER ! 1l Today: Skies will be partly cloudy with a GO percent chance of scattered after­ noon and evening showers and thunderstorms. Highs hi the low 90s. Lows tonight In the low to mld-70a. Sunday: Scattered thunder showers. Highs in Ihe low- 00. Mon, day: Scattered thunder­ storms. lllghs in the 90s. lows In Ihc low lo mld-70s. Tuesday: I’ M. showers, lllghs In Ihc low 90s. Lows In ihe mld-70s. MIAMI _ Florida 24 hour lentpersliirrs and rainfall at 8 a m. today: City HI La Hals Apalachicola BO ao 75 JM 91 75 £5 Ft. Laud. 04 73 1.44 02 .78 82 Fort Myers GalucsMUe 00 7t W Jacksonville 90 72 03 Key West til at 00 Mbuul 01 79 02 00 74 .00 Pensacola 01 70 41 Sarasota Tallahassee 02 71 00 02 77 .14 Tampa W. Palm Deli 01 70 JM [ETJC TltTIC S The high temperature In Sanford Friday was 93 degiees and the overnight low was 72 ss reported by the University of Florida Agricul­ tural Research and Educa­ tion Center. Celery Avenue. Recorded rainfall for Ihc period ending nt 10 a.m.. Frldny totaled 3.00 Inches. •Sunrise................. 6:52 n.m. •Sunset.................. 8:08 p.m. SATURDAY: tOLUNAR TA B LE : min.. 9:40 a.m.. mnj. 3:30 a.m.. min.. 10:05 a.m.. 3:50 p.m. TID ES: Daytona Bstctn low: 5:37 n.m.. G:02 p.m.. high: 1!:SB a.m.. p.m. How Smyrna Beach: low: 5:42 n.m.. 6:07 p.m.. high: 12:03 p in.. •— p.m. Cocoa Beach: low: 5:57 a.m.. 6:22 p.m.. high: 12:18 p.m.. — •p.m. The Ultra Violet Index |UVI| rating for Ihc Orlando aren Is 8. The UVI levels arc rated by Ihe Environmental Protection Agency. Daytons Beach: Waves are I in 2 feet wtth a light chop. Current Is running to the south wtth a water tempera­ ture of 82 degrees. New Smyrna Beach: Waves are I to 2 feet with a light chop. Current Is running to the south with a water tem­ perature of 83 degrees. Sundty, August 10, 1997 Vol 09, No. 251 Publish'd Tustdsy through Ft Ms/ sad tundsy by Tho Sanford Hsrsld. Inc. SOON Frtnch Ava . Sanlord. Fla u m Here ore the winning num­ bers selected on Friday In the Florida Lottery: PartodKai Poaiaga Paid at Sanlord, I lotIdaand additional mailingoWitta Pottmastar Sand admass changas 10THE SAMORD HERALD. P O Bos IMF. Sanlord, FL 32m-tMT. Subscription Raias tOadyA Sunday) Homa Pattvary Had 3Months IIS SO 13*00 •Months f}(00 M 00 IVaar S7SOO IM 00 Fiehda Neetdenis musi pey i % setae Shone (407) 333-2411 Fantasy S (Aug. S) 1 1 -1 7 -1 9 -2 4 -2 8 Lake Mary artist’s sculpture on display B y DAVID FRAZIER Hcrnld Staff Writer_______________________ Don Reagan received a lathe one Christ­ mas from tils wife Uettyr. II was a pecu­ liar gadget that turned Into n handy dust collector: a lathe Is a machine normally used for shaping an article of wood. Fur three months, Reagan never utlllm l die Instrument. However, when he slarlrd In use Ihe lalhe. magic happened. 'Throughout his life, he never showed an Inclination to do this kind of ihiug.* said Bcttyc Reagan. Ilctlyc Is referring In Don's ortuulng ability to create wooden sculp­ tures -sculptures that are presently being featured al The Arls on Douglas In New Smyrna deat h. Reagan was Invited by Ihe gallery's cura­ tors lo exhibit his marvelous pieres -each one carefully hand crafted lint thr itmr It lakrs from the Inception of a piece lo Its finish rrqulres a patience lew cntdtl mus­ ter. Judging thr restdls. its worth die wall Reagan starts will: a block nf wood ll is a soldi block anti usually contains a great deal of moisliirr Reagan said that If yon were to wait for die w ish I to lolly dry ll would lake a lifetime. However. Itrag.iii doesn't have Hint long He is usually working on 25 pieces al a lime He takes Ihc wood and nils it to a proto­ type shape. He Iravcs the wood thlrk so that after the wood cracks and shrinks there Is enough of it left over lo start sculpting After Reagan forms the wood in whatever ahn|>c he desires, he applies die finish. Reagan admits dial adding die tinish Is dir hardest dung for him yrl n s jus: as important ns anything else Thr finish that he uses Is a transparent dye dial Final musical showdown 'Hnnl i F*m4h»iy t mm Don Reagan holds a wooden acufpturs doc an t destroy any of die ti.tlur.il grain of Ihr wins! lie tines mil use paint Hcag.in said dial buying ami seeming die wood hr nerds lor Ills sculpture is very hold Hr goes up near (ialnravillr where It Is slil|i|N-il ami gels ll limit cither wood drains or hr srctirrs Ihr uink ! himself Nomrllinrs hr makrs trades lor various wood ns well. Before retiring and becoming an as pi lug artist. Reagan worked moat of his II ns a television rrpalrmnn In both sales and service on Sanford Avenue. But when he Blurted wood sculpting he became ’ totally hooked'. To renllre his full poten­ tial. Rengnn got assistance from Arrowmold Crnfl School In Gntlliiliurg. Tennes­ see. The school ran for n two week period and different instructors from all over the world tearh each lime Ihe school la of­ fered. Reagan lias inker: the course seven limes, fhe class, admits Reagan, la pretty Intensive scheduled from G a m . to mid­ night. Reagan said that hr is ‘no more different than an architect* when ll romes to devel­ oping Idras for Ills nrl. Reagan says dial he is always striving to romr up with the iiest plree of art that he can. Hut hla big­ gest inspiration Is his wife llellyr. who It also un artlsl In her own right Beltyes paintings have been used in the advertis­ ing of such local events as dir Si Johns River Festival and A Taste ol Oviedo ’We love what each oilier dors.* said Reagan. ’ It |nrt| Is something we have in common.’ The Lake Mary eouplr tue usually at art shows between Seplrmlier and April Two of Ihr shows lliry go to are usually oul ol Stair. And they have t»een allrndlng these shows for over 20 years Next year, the Reagans are planning their own show al thr Ormond llearh Me­ morial Museum Th r show will lie railed ’ Forms anti Feelings’ anti will l>r nl the imisrum in Drcemlier of 1998 You etui now see some of lion Reagan's work al Arts on Douglas lornletl nl 123 Douglas Street. New Smyrna llearh Gallery hours arr Tuesday through Saturday Itom I I am lo (i p in ami by appointment For more Inlormatlon. rad 19041 428 1133 Friers lor Reagans work range from 8475 lo 84. GOO How about taa and a song? By DAVID FRAXXBR Herald Staff Writer IFa time for Ihe (Inal Show- t 3 M 'S t f B G .'S L ? the site of the final round of competition at the WGNp-FV 90 FROG'S True Value Jimmy Dean Country Showdown. The first act starts at 2 p.m. Six musical acts ore sched­ uled to compete In Sunday's fi­ nals. The winner will take home 81000 from 08 FROG and earn a place In stale competi­ tion lo lake place lit Nlrcvlllc In October. Johnny Mllchcl. a record promoter with MCG/Curb rec­ ords In Tennessee and Daytona Opry owner and recording art­ ist Charlie Floyd will judge Ihc contestants The finalists were chosen from mure than 80 acts who participated during scnilfliud competition nl Miss Llhhy's Barn over the Iasi Iwo weeks. Previous winners in the na­ tional competition have re­ ceived recording contracts. Regional competition will lake place In Nashville. Tennessee and Walt Disney World will host Ihe national finals. ’ Blake and Brian*, a new re­ cording duo will perform a free show after the contestants peffprm and before the winner is announced. Let us know Welcome to Tho Ban* ford Herald'* newest section, "After Honrs", o page dedicated to tho arts and entertainment news In Bsmtnola County. If jron have any story Ideas, pictures or comments about tho page please call David Frasier at 322*2611 during washdays, or you can write to David by sanding letters to The teq/bra Herald, ettn: David Frasier, F.O. Box 1667, 6aaford, Florida, 32771.1667 or 300 if. French Avenue, Sanford, Florida, 32771. Remember, arts and enter* talnment news Is not exclusively limited to Bedford end Lake Mary, but also the rest of Seminole County. So drop e line! Thar* was a remarkable turnout lor Ihe Light Brigade, which Is part ot the Fiords International Festival and Ihe London Symphony Orchestra. Pictured here are Sanford residents that attended In front from left to right: Columbia Hospital Administrator Doug SIDs. Mayor Larry Dale. Honorary Chairwoman Stephanie Dale, Stca Nacu. Man Street Director Jennifer Sngetsen, Libby Forres. Lmda WJion. Rose Mary Leone, Darlene Carlton. Bert Padgett. Walter Padgett. Mary Bridges. Sandra WAan. Fred Rogers and Jean Krause On stage from left lo right: Michael Spencer. MtcharH Humphrey. Richard Hoftun, Mary Bergm and Coin Pans Seminole Community College serves up cultural candy in Mexican pinata By DAVID FRAZIER Herald Staff Writer Seminole Community College lx serving up cultural candy In a plAata of Mexican arts. This year, SCC will present a salute In the arls of Mexico In dance, theater. palming mid film throughout the 1907-98 year. In dance. SCC will present die tinner comjinny Alma Mcxlcnnn on Wednesday. September 10. nt 7:30 p.m.. In the Flue Arls Concert Hall. Tbc performance Is free nml open to the public -reservations not required. Folkloric ballet in Mexico Is Important In keeping the history of thr Mrxlrnn people alive. The company Alma Mcxlcnnn Is part of that tradition. With over 20 didcrciil donees In Its repertoire. Alma Mcxlcana has been presenting mnny facets of thr soul of Mexico In lla performances since 1984. Alma Mcxlcana stands fur ’ Soul of Mexico*, ami tills group of eight couples performed numerous times on Mexican nnllonnl television and al die Mexican Nnllons’ Foundation of the Arls. The com (winy also participates In a program Tor the federal government lo promote die culture of dance In parks, gnrdcns. nml other nallountly nujiporlcil venues In Mexico; they performed often at nallonnl events al the request of Ihc prcsldml of Mexico. Finally. Alma Mcxlcana was the Mexican entry In Ihc I99G Internallonnl Day of Ihe Dance. Alma Mcxlcnnn** performance at SCC will tic funded Jointly by La Casa de Mexico dc Florida. Ihc Mexican Consulate, and the Seminole Community College Division of- Arls and Sciences. The company Is lielng brought to Ihe Orlando'area to help with Ccntrnl Florida’s celebration of Mexican Independence. This celebration, known In Mexico as ’ El Grllo* IThc Shout) will he held al Lake Eola on Sunday. September 14 under the auspices of die Mexlenn Consulate. Alma Mcxlcnnn Is part of SCC's ’ F.l I’royccto dc Mexico: Amlslnd* (The Mexican I’roject: Friendship) With *EI I’royeclo dc Mexico: Aiiilstnd.* SCC will spend die entire year litlrixluclng ninny Mexican cultural events to Ihe rommtinlly ll serves. In theater. SCCs first production Is The Mirror/ The Intermediate lone by Emllo Carhnllldo from October 9 through October 19. This production celebrates the culture of Mexico nml Is part or die SCC year or surrounding Mexico. In panning, die Fine Arts Gallery will present Daniel ftonxancfft; The Third Generation front January 8 through February 5. roiuunelll comes from a family of artists in Mexico. Included in the exhibit will also be work by PonzniiclH's father and grandfather. The opening reception will lie January B, from 5 p.m. lo 7 p.m., wllh a gallery talk by the artist nt G p.m. Lastly, in keeping wtdi the focus of the themed year, the SCC Film Series presents an exciting diversity of classic and contemporary films, either by Mexican film makers or based on Mexican culture. All films will be shown In die Fine Arts Concert llall. There Is no admission charge and reservations are not required. The films that will be shown nre Ml Famltla (My Family) on October 22, wllh Iwo showings at noon nnd 7:30 p.m. The (Urn Is In English nml It Is ratal *R*. Los OlvIdadoM will be on October 22. with iwo showings at noon and 7:30 p.m. The film la presented in Spanish with English subidles. Marla Candelaria will show November 5 with two showings at noon nnd 7:30 p.ni. The film la presented in Spanish wllh English subtitles. Frida will be shown November 12 wllh two showings at 2 p.m. nnd 7:30 p.m. The film la in Spanish with English subtitles nnd rated *R’. Danton will be November 10 nnd have two showings at noon nml 7:30 p.m. The Him la rated T O - 13* and presented tn Spanish with Englsh subtitles. So do not siesta, and ertjoy this year round fiesta! �3A Sanlord Herald, Sanford. Florida - Sunday. August t o , 1997 Burglary and grand theft charged Itolicrt While. 42. of unkiirrwn residence, was arrested Wednesday liy Sanford puller. WliHe was rhnrgrd with burglary and griuul lliefl mid arrested In the 2200 block of Wrsl 13th Street. Breaking into friend’s car Michael Gnlnc*. 20. ol 2510 Oak Avc.. Sanford, was arrested Wctlmwl.iy by Sanford |nillcc Gaines was charged with liiirgbiry (vehlclr) and theft and arrested at tils residence Krporl said that Gaines turned himself in for breaking into tils friends ear. Woman slapped Dilwnrlb Dixon, 32, of 1311 Sheppard Ave . Sanford, was arrested Wednesday by Sanford |x>|itc Dixon was charged wiih battery (domestic violence) and arrested at rrsldrnrr. ltr|Mirl s.mI that Dixon slap|H d Ins wifr In thr fare QUAD Squad on the job l.ec Jones. 41, of 17HH Hell Ave. Sanford, was nrrrslrd Wednesday by S .m lo ttl |xilur J o u r s was charged with open container ol oltnhol <11111 p o s s e s s io n of drug paraphernalia •lonrs was arrested In the IKK) Idnrk ol West 13th Street Sanford U If A D squad made Ihr arrest Drug charges filed Thalia* Inman. 24. of 1215 ftandolph Si . Sanford, was arrested Wednesday by Sanlord poller Inman was elinrgrd wilti tale and delivery of mentor and arrested In the 1300 block of West 25th Street Thr Sjierlal Investigation Knit of Ihr Sanford police made ihr arrest as part of n sling opera! Inn William Howard 43. ol 1319 Palmetto Ave . Sanford was arrested Wednesday try Sanford |mhrr Howard w.is charged with salr anil delivery of cor aloe and arrested at Ihr earner of 11III Street mol Maple Avrtiur Spni.il Investigations Knit of the Sanford poll r made the arrest as |tart ol a sting operation Beer concealed In pants Jeffrey Morales. 22. of 2821 S Park Ave . Sanford, was arrested Wednesday liy Seminole County depones Morales was charged with petit thrll and arreslrd In Itie 2000 Work of Sanford Avenue l(e|Mtrl Mint Hint Morales attempted to conceal a beer in tils pants Television set carried from trailer Edward Tillmon. 41. of unknown residence, was arrested Wednesday by Sanlord poller Tillmon was rhargrd with burglary and grand llirll and arrested in die 2200 hhxk ol Writ I3tb Street (Miners saw Tillmon wiilt mi arrnmplirr carrying a television set from <1 trailer DUI charged Thomas Sherher. 31 of 489 Son l-akr Cir Lake Mary, was arrested Wednesday by Seminole County deputies Shrrlier was charged with OKI and Driving Willi a La ruse dial is Suspended or Itrvoked and arrested at dir turner of Stair Hoad COO and Wrktun Incidents Electronics worth 8I.U2H were stolen Wednesday in the ICO Idnrk of Larkwiiod Drive A Nokia ir il pi tone was slot* n Wednesday Irom Ihr 2(H) blot k id low no Center Circle, five phone was word! 0150 Car stereo equipment and m wallet totaling 81.080 were stolen m the I (100 lik x \ fl Cedar preck ("In Ir on Wednesday An air roiidllluumg unit wortli ft.300 was stolen Wednesday in die 2500 block of South S.mturd Avrtiur Cnr stereo equipment worth 8490 was stolen WrdnesrtAy In the 100 block of Country Club Drive Three videos worth 8300 was stolen Wednesday In dir 1500 block of French Avenue A Coleman generator worth 8000 was stolen Wednesday in Ihr 2700 block ol South Santord Avenue A black 89 Jeep SW. hi ruse plate iiiiirdrer I.ZH74I was stolen Thursday m dir 2800 W in k of Central Drier Dealing in stolen property charged llrtan Town M ill. 23. of 2014 S Lake Ave . Sanford, was arrested Thursday by Seminole County deputies Tnwnsoii was charged with dealing in stolen properly and grand theft of property valued from 300 to 4.999 dollars Townson was arrested at Ills residence. Retail theft Waller Rodrigue/, 22. ol 413 KdnrnCt.. Del.md. was arrested llmrstlay by Sanlord police hiNlrigurz was charged with retail thefl and arrested In thr 300 block of Towne Ceitler Circle Krpori said that Hndrigurz conrrnled a screwdriver in the waistband of Ins pant* Frank Cclrsdno. 42, of 10281 Dovewood Lit.. Iloyntun llearh. was arrested Thursday by Sanford police. Celestluu was charged with retail tlielt mid arrrxted lit the 300 block of Towne Center Circle Rejxxt said that Celestlno made a fraudulent return on merchandise be never paid for. Incidents Jewelry worth 85.000 was stolen Thursday In (be 100 block of Cedar Creek Circle. 8415 In cash was stolen Thursday In the 1600 block of Cedar Creek Circle. A gray 90 Lincoln four door was stolen Thursday In the 2400 block of French Avenue. A green 90 Ford four door, license plate number LZII79V. was stolen Friday In the 1400 Woek of Valencia Street. A while 93 Toyota Tercel two door, license (date number UZQ66M. was carjacked on Friday at thr corner of Country Club (load mid Lake Drive. 8630 in currency was stolen Friday In the 10000 block of (irovevlcw Way. The way we were: Songs paintings, grits, books le called for a return for bn* i. streaming the need for nil dents to Be able to read. Loft taco it. II you’v* visited the mega( M m recently. .. you’re probably already a graduate1Visit us Our Success It Due to Whst Ws Learned In Klndergsrtsn. Alksn wins contest Morin Mills Walker recently gave me copies of some news­ paper nrtleles site had found nlMiut Dick Aiken which were published In July 1947 Some of you newcomers may now know that Hanford's own Dirk Aiken was on the CDS Ar­ thur Godfrey Talent Scouts ra­ dio program and won over four oilier eonlcslnnls. The 32 year old tenor sang ‘ Gianlnn Min* Arrordlog to Ills wife. Ann. hr Ii.mI sung tills song beraosr lie believe hr would have won a pirvioos slate roulrsl If be had sung II Evidently. It wnrkrd lit the Talent Seoul* show' Dick's manner of receiving an audition on the program was unusual After hr bail won the lop award at Ihr Orlando I’ollre Itcserve Show, he was supposed to go to New York for an audit ton llowrvrr. hr was a produce merchant and that was peak season for fruits nod vegetables Through the help of Hill Mrllridr. CHS contort man at WI)HO Dick rerouted *Oh Dry Those Tears*. mrom|wtnled try organist Walter Kimball, wtilrh was sent to Arthur Godfrey lie was asked to tie In New York July I to rehearse for the July 4 show Kaiser POffTMC-BUICK-GJtfC TRUCK 1590 South WoodLind Bhd. Deland OtlANO M X 7 M 4 M ) • DAYTONA W I I M U O . 0«lAHD0 40) t ) t M ( f lO C A IID A I II* COAHliC* I W r W -W A ir / ,. UA* o J Honest, Dependable, Guaranteed and Dedicated Service with a Personal Concern for Your Repair Needs. looking for Information on this building lie would like to even­ tually restore It to It’s original appearance, hut needs to find pictures of It taken prior to 1940 Tills Is the building re­ cently occupied by Wall Plumbing and Healing and is now Steward Enterprises. Inc., specialising In Street Rods and Custom Interims If you can help Doug with pictures or any Infufinnllon about Dial build­ ing call him at 324-2010 Harrell L Beverly Transmissions i {AutomaticTransmissions 3 2 2 -8 4 15 iford Portraits by S i m t L o c a tio n m v- m su Mrs. DsForsst An article from the May 14. 1937 Sanford Herald was recently given to me. but I cun t rcmrmtier by whom. It Is enti­ tled *Mrs. Wight Exhibits Por­ traits by Mrs DrForrsf at Gardr n Parly* The article is not complete, hul it dors trll the subjects of Tlie week alter winning, tin k Mrs DeForcsts paintings. She was featured on Hirer ol the worked in an unusual medium. Arthur Godfrey morning shows French runlr pencils. Thr portraits were arranged whirti were hiuodiaxt on CHS throughout ihr II 0011 30 On his last ap­ .ulivllrally pearance. hr sang Ills Ihrm room, those exhHilled In the |iox|rl group were Miss Gall Ming 'Diane* lor Ills own daughter ol that name If I re­ l)rForrsl. Mrs A K Powers. run correctly. Dirk later hod Mixx Mut let Knox. Mrs Arthur Mrs Frank his own local radio |»rngr.im Zachary. J r . Chase. Mrs S O Chase. Jr . and userf Hie same theme song Mrs John Galloway. Miss Jane Sharon. Mrs Ernest Galloway, While in New York. Dirk hail ami Miss Libby Cornell dinner with friends. Mr and In thr vivid, sinking group Mrs Waller It. II.k Ii . former were Mrs Algrnon Speer. Miss Santord residents. In their Kathrrine Thigpen. Mrs John wonder lot old home on Long Mristh. and Mrs Jean Adams. Island Mrs. ltadi was the hi llie black and white group daoglirrr of Mrs. J. W Mero was Miss Jean Montgomery, (hr original of which hong in When Dick moved to Sonfor11 Hie embassy in lludapest ns front Winston Salem. ME in her father was Ihr US Minister 1934. hr received voice training lo Hungary. Mrs. Deane Smith from Mrs. Lucille Tuksch he was also In Hub group as was fore site moved to Winter l*nrk Mrs DeForcst s cook. Lime. Then for a number of years his Tru t grits... experience was gained as so luist at churches, public gath­ What alsa?l? If >ou did nol purchase a erings and weddings. The pre­ vious year he hod spent one copy of Dr. Charlie Park’s 'True Grits.. .What semester at thr Rollins Con­ hook. servatory of Music where hr Else?!? during Its first printing gained confidence and certain a couple of years ago. you now technical achievements wliii li have a second chance to buy made Ids voice more full mid one. Through Dr. Park's grorrosily in giving them Hie copy­ clear. right. Hie Sanford Historical According to Ihr newspaper Society Is hnviog the book re­ item. Dick’s first love wax Ins printed. Although It will not he family which consisted of. at available until September, you the time, wife Ann and children can order a copy at the preDimi. Itrdford and Ami Wiigld publication price of 810.00 whose pictures accompanied through August 31. After that the article. I I believe (hat date, the cost will be 812 95. there were eventually 10 chil­ Order forms are located at the dren!. Two of his musical sis­ Sanford Museum and In several ters. Marian and Anita, also area stores. lived here mid Joined him in Charles L. Park. Jr.. M. D.„ several piddle appearances recently retired surgeon, is a One of Dick’s greatest joys was native of Sanford, lie returned to have his friends mid family here lo practice medicine fol­ grouped around the piano lowing medical school. Ills singing for hours. Wde. the former Kathryn Wig­ gins. is also a Sanford native. Most ol us rcmrnihcr Dick as Charlie's hook is a lively being very generous with Ills compilation of family tales, Inlcm. singing In all manner of stories about his and his fa­ venues through the years here ther’s medial careers, and vari­ til Sanford. ous yarns about life In Sanford. *# If you are a long time Sanford resident, you will recognise Help wanted many of the people he writes Doug McDuffie. present about and you will reminisce, owner of the building at 1001* along with him. about the good 1005 Sanford Avenue, was in old days. If you ore a new­ the Sanford Museum recently comer, you will catch a glimpse of life that Is no more and he thoroughly entertained. iB u t g O ’ Tk today Evening Warmups 8:30 P.M Odd, A rt G ood W h in The Crowds A rt Small Regular G u a m Pay *50.00 TWo Progressive Jackpots Pay *2503)0 Chamber Jackpot Pays *100.00 - *150.00 1552) r e n c o r r a •w ■s m i ia « mmm.m®. •tmns n o n •sm oke m J&L Fine Jewelry to have tha boat SoM QoM Diamond Earrings from $9.99 Diamond Engagement Rings from $50.00 A W M m M Espartancu M Juwatry. SpaaaAwg in: Cuoiom. OMgn > FamOy jpireky •Diamonds •A l Practout Oama Cartifiad Appraisals ■ Jourefcy Kapok Dona on PremMaa (Many Wire* wtxto you wait) J “ Open Mon *Sat. 10 am. to 6 p m.— 1123 E. AOamonto Ortva* Altamonte Springs (Most to Hooey Baked Hams on S R 436) 8 407-J27-0S31 • 407-332-5335 j J u d y e n d Lo o n s rd A M o u r it s • 25 V e e n In B u sin e ss PAIN M A N A G E M E N T MS D I C I N E Peter R . Pretfanz, M .D. Diptomasa, American Academy of Pain Management Specializing In Diagneeie 4 Treatment O f Recurring 4 Chronic M r Including Buck, Shingle* 4 Cancer Plain Practicing In Lake Mary • Sanford Area for 10 Years 5R Appointment or Rekmtl 330-7035 But You «sn\ buy lh» Ctaaumtr Information Catalog But >t*j can gw it, ftw! 9md far ihs Latsst gutds lo more dun 200 frasor low-cua guvemmrtit pub Ikationa Tbs Caukg faAm Tbs Information ispriceless Write <¥BntasticSams Broganstinued from Page 1A incuts where nreded. le said the number one prlly In literacy. Additional Is* *8 to focus on. be said are ^crowding In the classmis and the need for safety. There ore too many schools ere students can’t rend or hi at grade level.* he said. Students . he said, need to able to graduate with skills .Irli will enable them to npete In n global society. The 21st century will dcuid higher proficiencies.* he id. "You cannot survive witht a viable qualified work » with the ability to commade.* The School O f H ard Knocks? Sanford • Hwy. 17*92 (Wal-Mart Plaza, oneblock north ofLakeMary Bhxl) write mut do math, lie said Hie economy cannot survive with liicoiuiM-lcut people who lake front the system without giving anything hack. "All children need to lie suc­ cessful.* he said. "Failure Is not mi option.* 323:9045 Experienced Stylists To Serve You! ? •+' Msi - Urogaii also said expecta­ tion* should not he lowered when kids do badly because that is artificial. On the same token, lie said good teachers need to he compensated more i mid unqualified teachers should not he a part of the sys­ tem. ’ When >1)11 peel all the lay­ ers of the onion hack. Its very simple. “It’s still about great teachers and children hungry to learn.* No Appointment Necessary! J ****1-1 IdhiMumm*4 Iloara Moe-Thar yam-flym Q U K X ftE A S V •E a « l Hclmrti make riding more comfort­ able »nd fun. Not to mention uler. Protect your mo* valuable r i / ssseL Ahrsys wear i hdroetNj/ ■ M M U tM R M H M w «2 1 * i « Mae Pry I M «*"**••**■« U U iM W I ! T iM iM fc C S * , i — ! 1 9 95 I (****•»etpswvu*. I f t l r f W > » a W * » • a m » m i y * a , \ • ___________ N W M M i j « ___________* * t jl Vhimpoo • H n h h n ls q lc huemzf ion ■«d*4*«nJfaur ■qfktff fNf’tfcffIfM iRevtiiie; �« * - Sanford HerUd, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, August 10. 1W7 Editorials/ Opinions 3 00 N. F R E N C H A V E .. SANFORD. FLA . 3 2 7 7 1 Area Code 407-322-2611 or 631-0093 la m IL L iKFughSUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 Months................................ 119.50 fl M onths................................. $ 39.00 1 Year.................................978.00 Florida Aasldsnts m u t pay T% sates tan In EDITORIAL Sanford Police Department problems T h e vo lu n te e r C itiz e n s ' A d v is o ry B o a r d w a s o n to It. a n d n o w a s tu d y c o m m issio n e d b y S a n ro rd officials h a s con firm e d It. ’ A .c o n s u lta n ts ' re p o rt released th is past w eek calls the S a n fo rd Police D e p a rtm e n t "a tro u b le d la w e n force m e n t a g e n c y w ith g ro w in g In te rn a l dissension. Ineffective c o m m u n ic a tio n s , fin g e r p o in tin g a n d over* all a lack of w illin g n e s s to Iry to co m e to* . g e th e r a n d m a k e th in g s w o rk ." F in a lly , It a p p e a rs. S a n ford h a s a c o m ­ m issio n w illin g to d o so m e th in g a b o u t a p ro b le m th a t h a s been a festering and ooz* in g sore for a lot lo n g e r than m o s t w o u ld like to a d m it. W ith th e highest c rim e rate In the c o u n ty , o u r officers need a s tro n g sup* p o rt system fro m m a n aigem ge m e ent n t a n d th e ir c ity to do th eir Job c re d ib ly. We r e m in d o u r readers that the c o n s u lta n ts fo u n d a dm lra* ble p erform a n ces b y th e m a n y officers a n d em ployees th e y observed In the c o u rse o f th is Investigation. W e also c o m m e n d C h ie f J o e D illa rd for h is statem ent th a t he Is w illin g to d o a n y th in g th a t Is for th e good o f the d e p a rtm e n t. F o r all the c o m m o tio n It has c a u se d , (b u t w ere yo u re a lly sh o ck e d ?) we h o p e th is re* p o rt is p a rt o f a c o n tin u in g p ro a ctive a p p ro a c h b y o iu r c ity g o ve rn m e n t. B .y e x.p lo rin g the o p tio n s presented in the ng re p o rt, In c lu d in g p le n ty of In p u t fro m offlc c rs a n d m a n a g e m e n t at the police d e p a rt­ m e n t. w e th in k S a n fo rd ca n soon b o a st o n e o ( the best la w e n force m e n t te a m s in C cn*, tr a l F lo rid a ; C h a n f t la often fo re b o d in g ; w e all fin d som e c o m fo rt in c o n tin u ity even if th e sa m e old w a y of d o in g th in g s is n o t the, best w a y W e h o p e ’the P D officers a n d e m ­ ployees e m b ra ce the positive c h a n g e s th a t a re b o u n d to co m e , a n d consider th a t a d e ­ p a rtm e n t stripp e d o f dissension a n d strife w ill be one In w h ic h professionals c a n c o n ­ ce n tra te o n m a k in g S a n fo rd a safe a n d be t­ ter place to live. LETTERS Road improvements? A ll of the property owners al the corners of 25th Street and Laurel Avenue received notice a n d plans for the Improvements to our intersection from the Dept, of Transportattoa. All of us contacted the D e p t of Transportation to discuss these plans a n d perhaps a mors user friendly desiffi of this sliest (Ue. from Laurel an to 25th Street to cu t down an accidental What bothers me os one who contacted them was their attitude: 1. Th is suggestion Is completely out of the question a iu f w o n l work. (It works elsewhere, w h y not here?) 2. We know what's best Iwe're engineers) you don’t know anything. (I Just look out onto this Intersection five days a week, eight hours a day). 3. Th is barrier wtU prevent left turns into these businesses at this Intersection. (T h e ir attitude): Well, you r customers will find their wqy to you through the back streets same other way. 4. It's a done deal, there la no middle ground. 5. This arrogance really bothers me. as a business and property owner impacted by their decision with no Input from me. I sm also concerned with the coot of these improvements. If we try a less costly method and It works, don't we save money? If It doesn't, what have we lost? L a rry D . B la ir Sanrord t Defending the IRS t must rise to the defense of that muchmaligned organisation, the ‘ tyrannical Internal Revenue Service." True , the IRS has an odious reputation - not totally undeserved, one might say ••but can one tru ly disparage its efficiency? I think that m any businesses might wish to have such a collection service. O h. the IRS is a bit harsh in Its reluctance to listen to reasons w hy any one claim ant should be excused from reducing one’s self to penury but. hey! I know some of those deadbeats. Where do you think the Inquisition would have gotten If It had believed every cock-and-bull story It heard? The IRS does precisely what the United States Congress has ordered It to do: rip the linings out of the pockets of the hapless multitudes of reluctant contributors. And It does Its Job surpassingly well. If only the Pentagon could obey its orders as well and. remember, I he military Is founded on the ability to obey orders, even if it literally kills Its members. No. the IRS is a monument to the can-do spirit of good old Yankee persistence and obstinate taciturnity in the race o f ridicule, and I. for one. am proud of it. (Please note at (ax time). WtUtaas I B a a ford i Where is government integrity? Clinton has proved that he has about as m uch integrity as there Is sand at the North pole and the w im py Republicans are not tar behind. The balanced budget has now become Just another dream. If they could tu r n done anything worse to produce a balanced budget, please tell me what It might have been. We were approaching a 29 billion dollar deficit. The robust economy would have produced a balanced budget. So what do these elected geniuses do? Th e y create more spending, produce less cuts. Ignore the Medicare problem, forget about the down turn that will eventually come, and create a mare difficult lax code. Then they all get together and tell us. ‘ Hey, look what we din and we did U together!* Th is was the best time in recent history for all of them to go home and stay out of mischief by doing nothing, or to take on Medicare fraud that Is now at 41 BILLIO N a year. Th e problem Is...that would have been Intelligent and productive. For thoee of you that think this balanced budget is good for you. ask yourself this question five years from now. ‘ Am I belter off now then I was five years ago7* Where’s Bob Novak on this one? tie's probably closer lo being senile then before, lie got...sort of a capital-gains tax cut. but the rest will be even confusing lo him. Anyone with any brain power who to trying to figure this one out will no doubt be brain dead In a short time. You don’t have to believe me. It will hit you when you go to Dll out your taxes. Everyone Is going to have to employ B A R Block this year no matter what their income may be. tf you're single, or don't have children, or you are old a n d have a modest Income, most likely you won’t be affected and you're not pari of the tax cut cither. Actually, you m ay pay more. There are m inor adjustments that are proper, but few. What'a interesting Is that the Republicans wouldn't let Clinton screw this up by himself. They wanted to be a part of Itl lie lured them tn. gave them n o th in g to speak of. and they think this Is good! Now tn the meantime. Edward Scissorshands. other wise known aa B ill Think ftbout this, 8ftfnlno!« County N A T IO N II Irn e r l m t lw iM ia II l» • f il m * a • cMt m m a a* Archer, la going to make It worse by going for more cuts...after the foci. Like the Republicans haven't blundered e n o u0 i. Mr. Archer, it's to late! tf you are a double agent for the Democrats, it's a good idea, bul not if you're o true Republican that may want to keep a majority in the House. Th e one thing you have to give Clinton la that he haa out* maneuvered the entire Republican Party. What will they have to run on In the next election? O h well. It*a over...the dream of a balanced budget gone. Government cannot seem to operate on the assumption that the best way to balance the budget is to use all that additional revenue, that you didn't expect, lo pay your debts. I don't like to use this scenario, but I will. Remember the old phrase, ‘ like a drunken sailor?* Back to the local scene...Ilow many of the Orange C o unty Comm issioners do you believe would like to be elected by s mall in vote, as per the one penny sates tax increase that Is going to voters...all lo be done fry malt? Interesting question? I think sol W hy should such an Important issue like this be decided b y mall in votes? W hy not go to the polls? Orange County schools seem to have gotten a good superintendent, but he should have stayed out of politics. The school system should have concentrated on cleaning up it's act and then going directly to the voters. Instead, it has entangled the school needs into the sales tax. which is not popular...a major blunder. Th is tax. as proposed. Is going to make e. Orange County govern men t things worse, doesn't trust Itself. They Th e y know the taxpayers don’t trust 4hcm...so they're going to put into affect all kinds of soft guards, tn other words, they are going to appoint people, who w ill agree with them, who they are friendly with, to various oversight boards. All of this m eans nothing. Dear Mr. or Mrs. average ctltoen.* Have you ever been appointed lo one of these boards? Better yet. what about someone who opposed the Idea to begin w ith? That's the one you should have on one of these oversight committees. Do I sound sour on government? Sorry, but I am Every Intelligent economist must be wondering why he or she studied economics. At least, if they are going to be Involved In government. M y last comments. If I hear another word about hiring another consulting Arm to study anything, anywhere, for any purpose, please refund m y taxes. Except, if It's lo do a study on whether we would be heller off tf C orqpo— was never In session and the Senate spent it's time out at sea tuna Ashing. Ju s t think of all the kids are could have sent lo college with consulting fees and S O F T MONEY1 State government...If the lottery were put up far a vote today, knowing what we now know, it wouldn't have a chance. It la up to you. our state representatives, whether or not you were in office at the time of the lottery vote, to solve the education issue. M y advice Is to offer as m any sllemsttves as possible. Give families vouchers, support alternative schooling, create competition and that W ILL improve the educational system In this state. B U IL D M O R E A N D T H E B E S T V O C A TIO N A L S C H O O LS . Give those students a tetr opportunity at an alternative education geared to a vocation. It ju ri makes sense. Have you ever tried to get something repaired b y someone who didn't have the opportunity to learn his or her trade? Welt, that’s why they can't Aa anything. We aren't giving them a school where they can learn these things. Instead, we bore them to death with classes they don't care about and then send them on their merry way. bright students in the wrong school. The result is that they remove a supporting beam in your home while trying to panel a i Bits and pieces: Political posturing Some poll (leal m o m are expected M s B m r i f a recent M page ad la a public statement that the next open Senate seat Is his. Th e questions is -••which one? If To n i Jen n lrigi runs for governor-•that's one option. Jennings decision will be mode shortly after Labor Day. Another Is running for Buddy Dyer's seat If Dyer runs for a cabinet post...there are rum blings about the Comm issioner of Education. The resulting dominoes could be Interesting. Larry Strickier, the ex-school board member who chose not to run for re-election In 1996. has increased his visibility In both Seminole and Orange counties. He could run for the Legislature or for an open Seminole County Commission seat. Larry Furlong haa suddenly turned u p in both the print and T V media. His debate with To m Feeney before the Republican Executive Committee In late August could raise his hopes, but only tf he Is a clear winner. Lee Constantine has to be looking. He’s up the 6 Is Enough Amendment In 2000 might be less attractive then. He might try to spill the two Senate aeats-but only If Dyer runs for a cabinet post. Jockeying continues in the county legal department. Bob McM illan was tn the hot seat with his job early In the year over the county manager Issue. The *3 attorney who handled telecommunications was recently abruptly Bred after tangling at a C A L N O meeting over school board member Larry Furlongs initiative to have taxpayers put government meetings on T V . Hartand Wright's complaint to the C ounty Commission Is a fascinating read and Is available from any county commissioner's aide. Just coll them for your copy- ........ Also In legal department news is the move b y some commissioners to have the sheriffs attorney create another nudity ordinance. Tha t makes the fourth set of attorneys who wtU have tried. Th e American Center for Law and Justice (who offered to do It and defend It for free), the county staff. Ken Wright at Shuttea and Bowen, and now the sheriffs department. Don't you wish the commission would think first before firing from the hip on Issues? Com m on sense goes a long way... and Is cheaper for the taxpayers. Speaking of costing taxpayers a b u n d le Commission C hairm an Rangy Morris wants to establish a Seminole C o unty Utilities Commission. A t a recent work session . Morris brought forth a plan to create a n agency outside of government to coordinate utilities in the county. Th e occasion was a consultant's report about purchasing Sanlando Utilities s. Virginia, there to a Santa Claus in their ture. piggybacked off the recommendat ion ascBantsndo Utilities w ith ■ proposal to purchase agency ouch as the O C U to Orange to create County. It will be interesting to see the results. There are large areas of the county where citizens pay surcharges to cities for water and sewer service. Yankee Lake, which m any feel to a white elephant, to largely unused. Borne elites, like Langwood, are losing money and would love to d u m p the headache. Others, like ra sie to e rry. have a cash cow and forcibly taking over with Eminent Dom ain actions could cost taxpayers millions o f dollars in higher taxes or long term h | g u r utility coots. S e m in o le S c h o o l m e m b e r. C o u n ty B o a rd B u t moat im portantly. Is the Idea of creating an agency, like O C U . which has little public o v e ra v tt. a high paid director, a paid Board, expense accounts, and enough legal work to reward the must faithful legal Arm with years and year of billings--! m e a n -w o rk ! ^ J,m Slelllng. the Seminole Republican Party chairm an, campaigns far Jc b Bush for g o v e rn o r-th e n who wtU be assigned by the party to ru n To n i Je n n ln g i' campaign? What's at stake la the patronage of the (M ice of the Governor. T o not assign someone important la to not cover your bet. The governor appoints certain judgeships, the Board of Trustees of the Seminole Com m unity College. Alls any vacancies in the School Board, and in some casei . the County Comm ission. The governor also decides who gets removed from office for allegMiona of w rongdoing You certainly don't w ant a vindictive person tn that role If charges start flying d urin g campaigns. The trick Is to have both Republican candidates covered so the w inning candidate feels that the Seminole Republican leadership was In their com er. Word has it Fred Street m an. will be assigned to Ihe Je n n in g s campaign. The real key will be who Jennings appoints If Slelllng dum ps the popular Central Florida senator. Berry's W orld C BONKS on i Metaphors Part 2 One of the popular parts t f this Special jwctol People colum n la words and their relation to the c ‘ Metaphors*, and that to how we got today’s title. So today's wards are ‘ Irony* and -F a ie ‘ . Th e two words above m ay seen different. When you think about U. when your plans turn out as you want. U to considered to la . When these plans turn out differently, tt Is Iro n y . Irsnte and/or h u n g has to be one of the moot used words In the Enfftoh language. It haa became a catch phrase for everything that doesn't turn out the way we hoped It would. k g g JU Compton's Encyclopedia ateo says that irony to a combination of circumstances or a result that to the opposite of what to or might be expected or considered appropriate, b u o y to ever* sent In a disabled persons lift. I say this suae many disabled people do achieve great things In their lives, which in tu rn Is very Ironic to the people who believe this cannot be done. More proof that tra n y extoU very strongly in a disabled persons life lies In the fact that a disabled person to disabled. Despite m any physical problems, the disabled person survives. If you've got a positive or determined attitude, you realise that ‘ can be a good thing. It can make you- w ant to prove the nay-sayers wrong. Now let’s talk a little about Arts. Compton's Encyclopedia describes Arts aa the power or agency supposed to determine the outcome of m e n u before they occur, or destiny. Fate has m any . positive and negative connotations. W hen something bad happens. It's fate! When something good happens. I T * ! F A T E I Thanks to that great organisation -Special Olympics* m any fam — tin disabled athletes show that they can achieve good things. Is it fate that makes a person dtsahtod o r Just challenge that some of us may te a .' It could in tact be a mixture of both. There la also another aspect of tote. It to whatever we make of it. In that veto. I believe any disabled person can change tote, even to a small deffee. In toct. soma ohlkMonhlsa saw that tt la up to all of us. disabled or not. to continue to better ourselves and become the best person we can be. That can be accomplished through m any thtoge such as education, working to achieve yo u r goals K �I f f iw’iif l ' i i ij i l i iiif i« i(«rti i Ji Sanford HaraM, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, August 10. 1097 - M Opinions Seminole County: My experience is a racial flashback A* I entered the doors to the Seminole County Sheriff■ Department on May 14. 1007. It reminded me of some military experiences during m y overseas lours, that t was now entering enemy territory and preparing for bailie, of course with the exception that I didn't have any MOOAI'e or grenades, just my master. I fett the racism as I strolled (town the hallways Into a lltllc walling room, patiently awnlling Tor two Investigators lo conduct an Interview about a complaint received on me. by . n while female. I continued to look down the hallways feeling this backwoods. Mississippi environment, two Investigators approached m r and escorted me to a room lo conduct a voire stress tesl nt m y request concerning the complaint. Due to the fact that I nut n black man that speaks out In Seminole County, a man that Is not controlled by Ihrlr system, not stereotyped by their standards. I ran't give you the details about Ibis Incident, because ll la turning Into n nightmare, flut I will tell you that facts of w hy it Is escalating. I volunteered to take a stress (vo lrrl test to help clear up this complaint, but Insirad I'm now n crim inal of the system. O n Hull Wednesday of May Ibe M ill, after these I wo Investigators completed llielr questioning, they left the room for several minutes I became annoyed, because I had surgery Ibe day tiefore I took the stress Ivoirr) test and I was paining Finally, the officers showed up with that JOHNELL JACKSON Sem inole County activist QUEST COLUMN victory look on llielr faces and I knew they were about lo tell a He. nnd lo and behold, they llhe officers| couldn't sense that I was smart enough lo rrnllie their Ignorance. I wasn't scared because thetr system w ants you to fear. Especially If you are black In Seminole County, lin t. I was somewhat aggravated I started lo look around for some black faces, other lilack investigators to rmiflde in. Imt lo no avail. I knew then that I was in the devil's hands I knew they had finally created something on me and Hint I would now have lo walk through Ihe system I got to fare the worst racial county In the state, hilt I m prepared I get to go before Judges who uphold a lot of this Ignorance, but Cm going to win. 1 have got to listen to the charges read b y an unjust state's Attorney Office, but I won't break. So. now the Sheriff, the Judges and State's Attorney can co(\Jure u p a win. but 1 will have the victory. This county suffers from the lack of good leadership. We have County Comm issioners who govern like recovering addicts. A State's Attorney Office that looks for nothing but plea bargains and J u d ^ s who are tired an d confused. We have a county of well over 370,000 residents with the lack of m inority participation In the administration and enforcement seniority. This coun ty has increased population from 30.883 residents In 1090 to well over 370.000 at year 1905 with well over one third | l/3 ) of all black male population In Jail, prison or on probation. T h e uneducated politicians and their infidels arc ihe only ones that benefit from this (system ) regime. T h is hl-tech racial county Is on a life supporter, watting to be unplugged. 1 found Inst the Sheriff has a few M acks in the capacity of Captains and Lieutenants, but it Is behind the Jail doors. That's where we need them at. to help watch the others. W hat I really love about this system Is that tt Is losing nnd they cannot sec It. I don't care if you live In the Beverly llllls of Lake Mary. Heathrow, or in W inter Springs, or Sanford. We are all victim s in the system. T h is county won't survive with the social and moral ills, the unstable government, the racial Ignorance and the ungodly spirit. Even some of the law enforcem ent officers are tired of the system. Some o f the voters are being betrayed b y the system. Th e y are tired. Some of the leaders (look In the m irror, yo u ore aging from sin. look at me. where I am from. It Is equality, and one Lord over a ll.) You know. I looked at the word hats nnd began to realise how blessed I am and how confused this system renlly Is. I began to see hate as being prejudiced hostility or animosity for ones color or race In y o u r system. I then was blessed to learn that you d o n l hale for color of ones skin, but you're afraid of ones capabilities. T o hale a man la very, very deep because you don't know his heart and your system's authority. rm glad and thankful that I'm a free man even in Seminole County, and not an employee who will fear for m y Job II am retired). I am not afraid of being fired trying to save my benefits (there are none), but a free hlnck man that knows your limitations. Using white females to crim inally seduce black males hasn't changed. Sheriffs offices and amr other establishment should stop using white females to crim inally aeducc and aland on their own two feet. I was married lo a lovely white female w ith three beautirul children, but I never though I'd be seduced crim inally b y one. Be men. find your own charges and methods and stop using people. Sanford to review airport budget B y M A M A O M EM Herald Stall Writer A review of Ihe Orlando Sanford Airport 84.3 m illion pro|K>Mrtl budget and the presrnt.ition of the Explorer of Ihe Year award will be am ong the lopira at the Sanford C ity Comm ission meeting Monday at 7 p m. nt C ity Hall on N l ‘ark Avrnue. Other highlights include: Th e second reading O rd i­ nance 3351 lo increase the amount of insurance coverage for taxis operating In Sanford to 8100.000 for injury to any one person, 8300.000 lor Inju­ ries to more than one person, and 850.000 for property damage. A request lo auinorlse a c o n ­ tract for 839.000 to a n ac­ counting firm to perform a 1096 audit for the city. A request to raise the retire­ ment benefit rate from 3.19 percent to 3.50 percent for Sanford police officers, and from 3.62 percent to 2.78 per­ cent for firefighters. A request to allocate utility reserve funds for three p ro j­ ects. on Lake M ary Boulevard. East Lake M ary Boulevard and Airport Boulevard, 8197.967. totaling At the comm ission's work session at 4:30 p.m .. a devel­ opment group interested In building hotels on the water­ front and the airport in S a n ­ ford. will offer a summary of the corporation's qualifications and existing projects. Far information, call the city at 330-6600. Parks board cries foul on museum proposal Attend were not aware at Hie luncheon a r a L ih a t -U ir r r had c g tM o u p n bbmration n ; ’ ll wou M lim e b ir a nice H we would have been askro," said board member Bob Uoff. *1 am absolutely flabbergasted. This must have been an oversight on Ihe part of the c h a m ­ ber staff* Hoard member Larry Furlong said If he would have had no­ tice of ihe meeting he wouki have planned to attend. Jeanne Morris, school hoard vice chairm an, called the Inci­ dent a communication prob­ lem. Morris, who also sils on Ihe chamber's education com m it­ tee. satd that about three months ago there had been some discussion regarding Brogan's upcoming visit, how­ ever the date set at that tlm r was Aug lb *1 had It on my calendar fur Ihe IStli and I even planned m g xatwUon around ll so Uu»t .1 M U M be here nnd a llrn d the luncheon.* site said. Morris satd she did not know of the rescheduled date until lale Friday wlten she received the chamber's newsletter. 'B y the tunc I found out il was loo late. I was really shocked and thought that per­ haps I hail missed something * In all fairness to the cha m ­ ber. though. Morris said, dur­ ing this lime a new interim d i­ rector luid lieen brought In and perhaps the previous dlrrctor had reserved a table In n n lirlpatlun of Ihe school board's atlentlance assuming that the board wouki know about It. Board members Sandy Ho hinson and Barbara Kului could not be reached for cummenl We Care About Your Needs, Not 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 proarrangements with no Interest charge By S H A M B R O O IE Herald Staff Writer Sometimes In Lake M ary you just have to ask whose o n first and if they batted tn the right order. Th e Lake Mary Hlstnrreat Comm ission wants a museum hut in order to do that, the Lake Mary Seniors, w ho now occupy the Frank Evans Center on a dally basis, must find a n ­ other place to meet. T tir seniors are w illing lo move to Ihe comm unity b u ild ­ ing. which Is vacant most weekday mornings anti alternoons. The historical com m ission and the seniors look this pro­ posal lo their city staff liaison, who reported to Ihe city m an­ ager on a meeting that was hrld on Ju n e 25 to discuss the use of ihe Frank Evans Center. A report of that meeting and a joint meeting of the Lake Mary Historical Com m ission, the E k lrr Adairs Com m ission, the city commission and city staff, tn a work session held on J u n e 19. was presented to Ihe Lake M ary City Com m ission on J u ly 10. Everyone agrees that it Is a workable plan. But all of the players involved are apparently guilty of omitting one step In the process of approval of the plan. *Wc as n board are taken aback that we were not con­ sulted.* Parks nnd Recreation Board Chairm an Laura MylreaMorris said in regard to the meetings and Information pre­ sented lo the city com m ission. The parks board, with the approval of the cny com m is­ sion. sets the use policies of nil of the city's parks and pub- r e r r r t -: 1 JM SCHUTBbwi G ramkow F uneral H ome Mince 1936 BOO & Aliport Blvd.. Sanford. FL 32773 322-3213 lie buildings, which Include the F E C IOUI City Hall) and the com m unity building {formerly the Com m unity Improvement Assoc, budding!. W hen the C IA sold the co m ­ m unity building lo Uie city, tt became the parks board's re­ sponsibility to set die policies that would govern the collec­ tion o f rental fees necessary for the use of the budding. Now. the seniors and a few of the ctvtc groups currently meeting at the FEC. are asking for the use of the com m unity budding without charge. M yl­ rea-M orris stated M onday night that she was afraid that a l­ lowing these groups to do this would set a precedence. T m afraid we've put the cart before the horse.* MytreaM orris said regarding giving permission to the seniors to build into the com m unity b udding before Impact on the ordinance was Investigated. *What you are proposing Is an extremely complex agree­ ment.* Mylrea-Morris said. T m afraid a couple of Issues may not have been considered.* Mytrea-Morrls said that, over the years, many groups have been denied use of the building because the wanted waiver of the fee. T o stipulate that only non-profit organisations could use the budding without a fee would also create a "Catch-22.* she said. *We do not have an ordi­ nance that allows non-proflts use of the community b uild ­ ing* Hanging In Ihe balance Is the fate of the historical com m is­ sion's plans to move forward with a museum. *Wc have several people In the comm unity who have arti­ facts they would like to put in a museum.* said historical co m ­ m ission chairman Jean Brooklyn but added that be­ cause there are so m any peo­ ple In and out of the building and so many keys out there, the historical com m ission cannot guarantee the safety of •Luvalmi llama In Memoriam Ih l.l.lM -h f M N t Jia p p y birthday Sqft in tht amiM qfjem t or\ftit gvntfehnraat T henby hi* km oWahaded Sumeiiy my tout thali m L I ia v you and m b* you 'But God betd you bmt!! JtaurtMrfn efefer. Jfg n tt <t%gtn§) Xnlghton Besides the senior, the AARP. the Toastmasters, the Ctrl Scout and several homeowners' associations use the building as meeting apace. Also, the historical commis­ sion recently sponsored a luncheon for Lake Mary Ele­ mentary teachers to show them what a resource the museum can be. "The teachers didn't realise what we had for them.* said Brooklyn. "When we can lock things up,* said Mary Wolff, past his­ torical Comm ission president, 'people are going to bring in a lot of relics. We want a m u ­ seum that will be an out­ standing historic monument.* Parka and Recreation Direc­ tor Jo h n Holland said that his review of the current use of Uie com m unity budding and the current meeting schedule at tlie F E C would allow for almost all of the groups to be satis­ fied. without impacting the In ­ come of the building. He added that the city hod already considered Installing another soundproof, movnhle wall to llte m ain room of the building, allowing for the a d d i­ tion of a th ird meeting room, should conflicts arise. Mytrea-Morris said that while she concurred completely with the plans, the ordinance would have to be rewritten or amended to reflect the change in the fee structure. Holland said that he felt that could be done In the form of n resolution, w hich could be prepared for review by the Parks and Recreation Board In their September meeting and their recommendation taken to the city commission at their next meeting. Th e Parks and Recreation Board voted unanimously tn accept the presentation of the resolution in September. Local vet competes in wheelchair games la tb s Je rry tu. Dugan, a disabled A ir Force veteran frosa Longwood. recently competed In the 17th National Veterans W bselchair Games (N VW O L that was held this past month In Son Diego. The Held of more than 500 athletes from 40 states. Puerto Rico and Great Britain makes this the largest annual wheelchair sports event In the United States. All athletes are military veterans who use wheelchairs due to spinal cord Impairment, certain neurologi­ cal conditions, orthopedic a m tatlona. or other disabilities, gan. 57, Is a quadriplegic. He la currently receiving care at the V A medical facility in Tam pa. Dugan competed In the. fol­ lowing events: table tennis. 0ball and quad weightlifting. T h e s e annual Games give me a level playing field In which I can compete.* said to see my K1 peers rewarded alter their year of training an d perseverance.’ Athletes at the NVW O c o m ­ pete according to their ability, w ithin three divisio n s-m aster (over age 40). open, and novice (first-time competitors In wheelchair sports). They also compete w ithin classes ac­ cording to the level of their physical ability, with three quadriplegic-level classes (IA . IB . and 1C), and four paraple­ gic-level or amputee classes (II. III. IV. and VI. Dugnn c o m ­ peted as a Class IA In the M as­ ter Division. The NVWG are presented b y the U. 8. Department of Veter­ ans Affairs and the Paralyzed Veterans of America, and was hosted this year by the VA San Diego Healthcare System. Funded with the held of a host of corporations and service o r­ ganizations. the event la a showcase for the remarkable athletic abilities and personal achievements of our nation's disabled veterans. . �" W A familiar face in a new place Da Bomb hears all ■ ■■ Hey. Greenwood Lakes Middle School! I know y'all know how to do same serious writing In your w rite r’s club. How ’bout scn d ln ’ some aampies to Da Bomb so we can publish them ? I a„ Mr. To w n se ly . , _ tdkos over 3t ! T , , IL T , P O in t •• ball. Although before he ei Irred college Tow nsley look alight detour Into the marir ^ •*»y**™- 'I remember the recrultlr office telling me there Is a ( n#er«>nl r h n n r # I M i M n f I Speaktn' of Seminole, what’s goln’ on with the people who -are puttin’ together class sched­ ules. Da Bomb hears that there’s not m uch time to chill between classes since every­ body's w alkin’ all over cam pus to get to their next class. Da Bomb wants to know w hat M rs. Peace aver at Heathrow E le ­ mentary has planned for her art classes this year. She came up with a really cool M ayan p ro j­ ect last year and the kids loved It. Early reports are In: Bomb sex y'all m ade a nice choice w ith M r. M um ary w hen you named him p rin cipal tovor^at >Lyman. Da |M ----- D » t • Bomb sends congrats to M r. Sn o be rger, the new head man at W inter Springs E le ­ m entary. . It couldn't have happened to a cooler guy. Lakt Mary Elamantary often an atler-achooi program that a to m kids to study and play « M a thay wad for the* parents. H * f « . Sit* Director F»«*x North kids wen thee homework hw The fun’s just starting when school lets out LM ES after­ school program pays dividends Herald Staff Writer Scvcn-ycor-old Sc vie Flloaofos alia with her l llllr brother, holding hia hand the entire time, talking about what U'a like to stay after school. They didn’t seem to mind. In fact, none of the 60 kids that participate In Lake M ary E le ­ mentary's after-school p ro ­ gram teemed to mind. Ju n e Cleaver Isn’t around in the 90s. Parents work and emi t nlways be with their kldB the minute school ends b o lo ­ cal schools have tel up alternoon programs lo keep an ryr on kids until ihrir parents gel off work. The Seminole fam ily VML'A ran I he program for the past several years, b ul now the schools themselves are ha n ­ dling the operation. The iranslllon h.i* hern pulled off without n hitch Almost The only problem Is that help Is desperately nrrdrd In the Imm of volunteers and permanent employes Sin dents at the local high schools lime hern volunteer­ ing Ihrir time to fullll! comnuinily srivlte rcqiilrriiiriilH hut more help Is nrrdrd the program runs from .1 p m. •6 p m every day rxrrpl Wednesdays when II shuts an hour earlier. Il also runs from Sea Schools, Page SA Quod Kid* It’s too bad that Lake Brantley Is so crow ded but whassup with givInbg late slips to every­ body w ho gets caught In traffic jam a gettin' to sex class? Da Bomb that place looks like ro lle r derby between classes. Hey M r. Shupe at Lakevlew! Da Bomb hears that the atudenta are tired of w alling ’till 4 every day to get their bikes. Pater Michael M l . of llealhrow. was named lo High Honors at Vanderbilt tinner* ally whrre he attends the School of Engineering He Is llir son ol Mr and Mrs. David Sell. Arte Je n n in g s , of Longwood. earned a Ilachrlar of Science drgrec In computer* aided drafting and design from T r l-S la lr University In Angola. Ind A rolemodel in eighth-grade J u lie A. L a h e y . daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jo hn Lahey of Lorigwoad. was named to the Dean’s List at Em ory U niver­ sity In Atlanta. • • • Meeghan B. Tenney, daugh­ Malt Groover la a sweeper. Now. soccer aficionados know that a sweeper Is a player whose job it is to defend the goalkeeper and keep opponents from get­ ting point blank shots on goal. At Sanford Middle School where Matt la an eighth-grader, he does more than defend the goal - he helps other kids meet their goals in a role aa a peer mediator. According to Helen Good sou. Assistant Prln ter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Tenney of Longwood, was named lo the Dean's List at Em ory University In Atlanta. • • • M atthew F le m in g Baysden, of Longwood. received a mas­ ter's Degree from Springfield (Mass.| University. Man Groover la a soccer superstar and a rate modal to.- hia wJow eighth-graders at Sanford Middle School. Heather Lee Ivory. Of Sanford, received her Bachetor's of Science Degree in Nursing from Carson-Newm an College In Jefferson City. Tenn She la I lie daughter of M rs. Pranctnc Lawafy) * . i » l | Altamonte Springs, graduated with a Master’s Degree from Springfield (Moss.) College. • • Katherine DeCoall. daugh-i ter of Mr. Clinton Reid Oe-; Conti of Winter Springs, earned faculty honors for the fall and spring semesters at Trin ity College In Hartford. Conn. She la a major in Inter*: natlonnl Studies Aslan. lig h ts Do. aon of Mr. and Mrs. O n Tro n g Do of Long­ wood. was awarded ■ 83.000 scholarship from the Sem i­ nole C o u n ty Medical Society.; Th e award la for students In ­ terested in pursuing an educa-! (ton tn the sciences, lie to a( graduate of Lake Mary High; School and Is planning on a t­ tending the University of Cen-I tral Florida. M ln h t lt S . l l t n r of Longwood. earned Dean's List h o n ­ ors at Georgia Southern U n i­ versity. She achieved at least a 3.5 grade point average. mmTo£m£ & W s i n ^ l e s ) Christian School & Daycare Preschool thru 12th Grads Bslore and Aftsr School Care A Baka Curriculum Strong Phonics Program Raading Tfcught In Kindargartan High Acadamlc Standarda Charector Training Dsdlcatod Taachars a ministry of Sanford Church of God 601 Watt 22nd Street Sanford, PL 32771 321-2723 I Manteca “Not Tbaigte" (Tbneny Boy) Last W afc N a l I 2. M B Daddy A Fakk Evaaa " I'll Be M iuiag You" (BadBoy/Ariste) No. 2 3. Chaagtef Faces “O .H .E .T.T.O ." '(BlgBcal/Arista) No. 3 4. Brvw dtaae "3 Miles To Empty" (MJJAMvfc/Epic) No. 4 3. K*Ci A JaJe "You Bring Me Up" (M C A ) No. 3 6. Ea Vegas "Whatever" (EastWest/EBG) New Eatry 7. PMII LaBsBs "When You Talk About Love" (M C A ) New Entry R. Z t e a "Crash" (M ouw n) No. 7 9. Bay J “Everyth!* You Warn" (EssiWesl/EEG) No. 10 10. Bampags Fast. Billy Lawrsace “Take It l b The Streets" (Etebrs/EEO) No. 22 1. Jerry Magaln starring Then C r u l* e ^ J S lT W S r ^ :R ) Lsu Week: No. I 2. Rtrseai Neve Canpbell (Buena Vista •R ) New Entry 3. B i s i i m Mel Gibson (Buena Vina •R ) No. 3 4. M a n Attacka lack Nicholson (Warner - PG-13) No. 2 _ - - - - M M M * P O -I3 )N o . 3 Joke Tte m B i CM nwr I. G serge S in k "Carryinf Your Love With Me” (M C A ) Last Week: No. I 3. Trace Adkles ” 1 Left Something Turned On At Home” (Capitol Nashville) No. 6 3. Past THIS "All The Good Ones Are Gane** (Alius) No. S 4. Tim McGraw/FaMh Hill l i t Your Love” (Curb) No. 4 3. Mark Cknm itt “Let It Rain" (Dccca) No. 8 6. Tracy Lawrence “How A Cowgirl Ssyi Goodbye" tAtlantic) No. 9 7. Alaa Jackie* 'There She Goes" (Arina) No. 10 I. Lam Mar "Come Cryin* To Me" (B N A ) No. 13 9. Seas Of The Desert “Whatever Comm First" (Epic) No. 21 10. C M M ark A Martina McBride- Still Holding On" (R C A ) No. IR - PG) No. 4 7. Thrhakace Lauren Holly (H B O - R ) New Entry R. The Psepit Veraas Larry llyee Woody Hsrteliofl (Columbia TtiSiar -R )N o .6 9. Gridlock Tupac Shakur (PolyGnm - R ) New EnOv 10. la Lav* And W a rS m d ra ock (W arner-PO-I3)New Eatry I. Daylight Sylvtater Stallone 'A/Usivcnal - PG-13) No. I • Electronic* A Computer Repair Computer Drafting & Design Medical Office Management Internet Programming* (OirioMOsb)* Building Careen Since 2982 �Sanford Harald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, August 10, 1107 - fA * Entrepreneur is going forward B y M A R IA O R E M Herald Staff Writer Rawaa M cteod has been named home alses consultant for the Tuscawllls C lu b community. McLeod has more than five years experience in residential sales. Brad Bell was named construction supervisor. Mtehaal B le rly . sales executive with M /l Homes of Altamonte Springs, has completed five years with the company, selling 351 homes for 840.5 million. Blerly works out of Brantley Place In Altamonte Springs. R ally M ors* has been named telecommunications manager at Florida Solar Technology Inc., a solar pool healing com pany based In Sanford. Morse has more than 15 years experience in water purification. C hart— A ye rs has been named home building manngrr nt Alsqua Lakes. Ayres has 12 years experience in construction. S tu a rt A . M c fn tlre has been appointed project manager at S.l. Goldman Company, n mechanical contractor In Longwood. Melntire has more than 29 years experience and Is a licensed master plumber. Peter M . R *M eter has been named vice president of wholesale lending at TrnnsLand Financial Services Inc . a mortgage banking company in Mnltland. Rektelrr Is responsible far sales management and training O r. H e c to r O c te v ta a l-O tlv e rl of Sanford . a Fellow of ihe American Academy of Pediatrics, has received iltr Pediatrics Review and Education Program award The academy recognizes those who have earned a minimum of 155 education credits over three run seen live years Including 75 credit hours through participation In educational programs. J — S o to has been named lop sales person for Ju ly al Olym pia Homes of Altamonte Springs Solo sold six homes for «7 92.000 lie built a multi-million dollar company from the ground up and lie was named Florida's Entrepreneur of (hr Year. As rounder of Software Hipport Inc., headquartered at Heathrow International IIum ness Park. Joe Jut olwrU Is a sell-made millionaire SSI provldrs Irlephone lerlrrural nup|iort for more than 400 computer software pro­ grams The romp.my employs about 300 (M'oplr nt lls 37.500 square fool fartllly al Heathrow and 700 al lls Houston. Trsas location. .lornlmil said hr was hon­ ored to Ire rrrognlzrd by Ills perrs and It was quite satisfy­ ing to rrrrlvr lire award "I llilnk I have llvrtl every enl reprrn rur’s dream by founding a company winch turned Into a billion dollar In dnstry.* lie said J.Mnhntil •• fr.iek m o ld s|>raks lor Itself. A resident of LoogwtHMl lor II years. Jacobonl. 44. was Imiui in Hrtrntl. Mich With an In le trsl In mrilit mr. Jai nhnnl enrol let 1 m ihe prr-mrd pro­ gram at a lomtniinil) college Allrr two years, though. lie changetl his mind drnp|ted mrtlume. anil derided In get Into business *1 had a talent fur sales ami wanted to pursur a marketing career.* he said Al age 10. .loeotioni moved In California where he wwkrd for a motivational speaker Picking up on Ihe ronrcpl and with mi Inrlinntlun lawnrd indrpen li­ enee. .InrnlMttll lieramr a *|H-akrr and sis years later moveil to Houston, T rsas where hr startrd Ills own mot lvatlonal speaking am I sales training company fly age 25. however, the young entrepreneur hail over­ expanded and was Ior red lo close Ills first business sen lure Jaeuttonl alttlhutrd this largely lo Ills lnex|»efience ami la ck ol multrstanding ul at For Per sonal & Commercial Insurance Jo r Jacobonl i mmiing prartlcrx. (»n die advice of a friend, .la(oul s next venture would he In lhr computer huslnesx. Mill In Houston, Jacobonl was lured as a senior account rxreuiive for Oats Systems Hnyl hron Altrr hr Irarnrd Ihe husinew. an opportunity came up at Phillips Micntn. where hr markrlrd word pocesslng hardware ‘ This was Ihr liegitmlng of thr It ' rra Computer* were |uM starting out.* hr sakl. Not (Mir lo linger In any one pi.nr vrty long J.icuhnnl was lured by Hu-turns Laud, which sold mnipulrr hardware and nnllwatr Wllilr Ihrrr. hr w o rd ns a regional grnrnd managrr. eventually transfer­ ring to Orlando. Two companies laler anil still in ihr computer field, Jo cohort! al age 38. was once again ready lo go out on his own 'I had had a taste of it earlier in rny career.* he said, adding ■| bad been sucreasful al making other people money and I was confident because of my experience lhal I would lie successful.* He saltl he look six months off mid conducted his own iiinrkrl research. What hr t ame up with turned out lo he an Innovative concept in the computer support held. T h e Idea waa to provide third party technology far computer software and hardware. But unlike the major companies that provided support by sending out technicians, J a cobonl restricted the service to telephone support. ‘ Nobody was doing this then.* he said. *Now several hundred companies In the In­ dustry. including companies Uke IB M . offer phone support. Its another case o f waiting until the entrpreacurs do something Innovative and then the big f i y a follow.* Jacobonl said he then came up with a business plan and sold everything he owned. With an Initial Investment at about 875.000. he opened u p an of­ fice and SSI was born. About nine months am , J a ­ cobonl sold his brainchild to Matrlxx Marketing Inc. of Ohio, a wholly owned subetdfary of Cincinnati Bell Sendees Inc. with 81.57 billion In assets. He remained there In a manage­ ment function until his retignnllon on J u ly 29. 'It made sense at Ihe time.* he said about the sale. "With all the larger corporations get­ ting Into the business It was harder to retain a competitive edge. Th is was the right thing far me and the com pany !Matrlxx) to do. "As an employee there I re­ alised we had different p hiloaphlea and that It was Ume to move on.* Not wasting any time. J a ­ cobonl has since diversified and is now Involved in three companies as both an owner and marketeer. He has Inter­ ests in Robert Thom as G aller­ ies in Winter park. Jaco b o n l Charters Inc., and Jaco b o n l Real Estate Inc. Jacobonl. who said he would probably never retire, la c u r­ rently looking far Investment opportunities, specifically wRh young entrepreneurs who need venture cspitsl. ■I plan to look far young en­ trepreneurs with great Ideas I can invest in and that I can be a part of* Dream No Moret Learn how Y O U can enter the Exciting World of Travel. Jam— Jarom Travel like a Travel Agent and be your own boss while earning a substantial income at home. Come and learn how to experience your travel dreams while becoming a travel specialist to any destination in the world. Jam— A. Hattaway Taylor Woodrow Communities, developer of Alaqua Lakes In north Seminole County, has named Ja w C on sta ntin * and J e r r y B u rc h sales executives for the community. Burch. Iasi year pooled sales of more than 88.7 million. Constantine achieved 88.5 million In sale* far last year, la — A . H attaw ay of A lta­ monte Springs was recently hired b y the Orlando-based law firm of Maguire. Voorjla * Wells. Hattaway la a member of the Profeaalonal Business Association of Seminole County. WhartonSmith Inc., a general contracting company with offices In Lake Monroe, has hired Ja m a s J a ro m as senior estimator. Jarem holds a bachelor's degree In building construction from the U n i­ versity of Florida. Europe • London • Paris • M exico Las Vegas • New York • Bahamas Israel * Germ any D A TEB O O K • • • • ► The O roa te r Ovfodo Cham ber of C om m erce will hold Us business after hours event A u g - 19 front 5-7 p,m. at ihe Florida Travel Center. 21 Alafaya Woods Blvd. For Information, call 365-6500. i w i M , lu a la a a s Woman's Association Bemlnola Smarts* Chapter will hold Its dinner meeting Ang. 14 at 6:30 p.m . at the Holiday Inn. Stale Road 436 and Wyntons Rood In Altamonte Springs. Cost la 814.50. For Information, call Ron! Caudill at 862-5560. Central Florida finality E xchange, sponsored by ihe University of Central Florida and Central Florida Manufacturing technology will meet Ang. I S from 6:30-11 a.m . at the U C F Center for Quality. 12424 Research Parkway. Suit* 22S. The topic will be “Creating a Blueprint for Quality.* Th e session Is free. For Information, call J a n terrell. 379-4330 or Claudia Foltft, 6 3 2 -1 111. ext. 64316. Tba Seminole County I sg rss— y Authority will meet A ^ . 3 7 at 3:30 p.m . at the C oun ty Services Building. U O t East First St., Sanford. The topic of will be the proposed GreencWay ’ Missing Link* between U.S. Highway 17-92 and Interstate 4 in Seminole County. Far Information, call 333-3500. ext. 5740. l b s i t " 1*— and Tha Or— ter Sam tools Chamber a t f iu m ir t will present the second annual Minority/Women Business Enterprise Showcase Expo •ant. 18 from 10 n.m. to 7 p.m . at the Orlando Exp o Center. For information, call 634-4404 or 426-5660. YO U If you like working with energetic, enthusiastic entrepreneurs this is your Monce in a life time opportunity”. Be the first in Central Florida to experience this success! Come to a FR EE, no obligation Introductory M u u tln f Toosdgy 7 t3 0 m * v at the Marina Hotel and Conference Center in Sanford. Located at 530 North Palmetto Ave. Cull now for more details of this fantastic opportunity. �— w . • ■ ■ ■ ■ Townslsy clpal at Sanford Middle. Malt la one of these outstanding students who possess a positive altitude and a ready smile. *11 says a It * fur him to be a peer mediator. Ills decisions have to be respected by all of the students.” t h e said. ’ In fact, the teachers like Matt to o .' Matt attended many weeks of training ses­ sions alter school to learn how to be effective in working w ith his classmates, lie said that he enjoys 'getting kids lo solve their problem s before they get Into trouble.’ lie said that's he's a lucky 13-years of age. Miring a teen h iu Its advantages.* he said. *1 get to stay u p later and fm treated like more of an adult.’ Matt enjoys biking and skateboarding with hits friends In the neighborhood, but he's equally well-known across the slate far his selection lo the Y-13 Slate Soccer *A* learn. one of only 48 pin yen* selected each year, lie used to tie a hig h scoring forward for Ills local tenm. the Seminole Ice. but got switched to defense last year because he was the best de­ fender around. Ills selection to the State ‘ A’ tenm confirmed his conches tleclslon. Mall has am bitions to be a pro soccer player, but Ida feet arc Drmly anchored to the ground, lie know s that there are lots of other talented players who will make Hint road a lough one to travel. So as a fall back career, h r thinks he w ill be either a lawyer or an a c ­ countant. W hy? “well, lowyera enn either defend or proaerule • just like n soccer player can defend or acore. Any my sister Is studying accounting al Florida Stale University .. Malt Groover, age 13. Equally at ease being Interviewed b v an adult as he is helping Ills peers make the right decisions, lie's a good kid • one ynu would be proud lo know. tratlve duties and then he was promoted to principal which he held tor nine years. During this time him and his wife were able to have Ihetr first and only child. Matthew. In 1070. When asked about the loss with student relationship changing from high school and elementary students he responded b y saying. *1 don't feel It Is easier for elemen­ tary principals lo have good relationships with their stu­ dents and lo be involved. I feel as the students gel older Ihe prospective of the stu ­ dents change. The kids no longer look up lo the princi­ pal they look at them as authoritative figures. You are no longer a person cr a posi­ tion. you are a authority.’ An opportunity arose lor Towns Icy lo open ami help begin I leal brow Elementary as Hie school's principal. After spending sis years there and developing Ihe school through his own eyes leaving was difficult. Th e county transferred To w n slry lo Banal Point the last two months of the 97* school year. In that time . Tuwnsiey was the principal al both schools and says only that it was ’ Interesting * Salute loam to become Ameri­ can rttlsens. I -At last, we have Joined them.’ Ilerr's our August salute lo 4he Sweeneys and other very gwxl nrlghlKtrs In Seminole -County. . Itobert G u y Is a busy man. lie leaches fifth-graders al lin e Crest Elementary and was recently named Ihe school's Teacher of Ihe Year, lie works at St. Jam es C hu rch in Sanford and helps with the Sanford Housing Authority where he tu ­ tors youngsters. Guy's a Seminole High gr«d who played football at H am p­ ton Institute. 'Anyone can run and farfa r a M l . but how many sthlctra .ra n or haas la ftuenred a child by talking about Ihe importance of family and live- €111111117* he oaks. ...Webber M <ui officer with llie Sanford Police Department, who la well respected In Ihe city. C llU e n s and business leaders frequently speak of how Officer Webber goes the extra mile in her service to the community. She'i been with the depart­ ment for 13 years. As aide to the Chairman of the Board of Seminole County Commissioners Diane Mcrkl is a busy • If nol busier • Ilian thr chairman. She cheerfully and efficiently handles each assignment, providing frlendlv assistance to the clttxens of llie county. Coring government employers like M e rit arc important playera In the comm unity. Merkt has worked for the county 11 years. She's got a l­ most everything going for her but wouldn't m ind having an extra vowel. ...Dee CapuctlU is Ihe secre­ tory at Ihe Senior C rn trr In Sanford. Anyone who lias visItrd the center Is aware of her kindness and hospitality. Krcrntly. Copurllll joined Ihe Optimist Club of Sanford. Stir otrrady possessed all llie at­ tributes of an Optimist • wear­ ing a cheerful countenance al all limes and giving every living creature she met a smile JA Y BEROMAN Jay Hcrgman Is mwr Hum a terrific baseball coach Its the University of Central Florida Knights lie has also been a role model and father-figure lo every young man who lias ever been In Ihe schools baseball program {before UCP. hr rooehrd m J H Ole. Claudia Wafebar It IS all about.” Memory says *l)o something you kre and tK-hrvr In It." Momary believes in educa­ tion. and It stiows. Wftimstty at When he'a on tlie ballllcld. Jay's busy keeping up with a score of ex-players wlm want him lo attend their weddings, christenings and other grltogether* Jay's family of friends Is a tug and grateful Fix the last rlglil you*. HoInnson has given loving and gcnlle care lo the mentally challenged and elderly who visit Wrstmonte Recreation Park in Altamonte Springs. She’s a therapeutic special­ ist. and a swim Inslruilur for Special Olympics \JC laves us and lakes rare of us.’ says Chris Drummond, who lias cerebral palsy *We love her very much.’ School has begun again, and everything la o il to a smooth start at Lyman High School because of tlie efforts of new principal. Sam Momary. Momary. 40. la a native of Orlando who graduated from Boone High School and Auburn University. ’ Working to work Is not what A special salute to all llie residenls of llie courtly who turned their lights on and went outside lo be with tlie neigh­ bors ami with Sheriffs depu­ ties Iasi Tuesday on National Mghl Out. Die communities include: Krmlnglun Oaks. Tuska Ifidge. Hidden Estates. Hear Lake Hills, licet IiwimmI. Suh.il Point. Amhrrwond, Lnkrvirw Village. Carden Grove Fatales. Wrath crsfirld. Wrkiva and Highland Pines. Good going, crime fighters. *11 Is very rewording to he able to come back as a p rin ­ cipal al the school where everything began.* aald Tow nslry. lie Is very Involved In his students lives Throughout the day he Is outside when the children arrive, he spends time In all the class­ rooms and he la there when tliey leave at three o'clock, lie d a rt not want the chil­ dren lo just think he la this man that alia In hla office. The most important aspect of Townslcy'a life lor him and his wife la family, lie Is the rather behind the camera (liming every game. They regularly take family vaca­ tions although it may be liord now. Their son has just been accepted to Rolllna College to play basketball and continue his studies just like his dad. One thing they always told Molt was *you don't have to lie Ihe beat, only try your ties!.* Th a t advice has seemed to work for Tow nslry amt his son and will bring nothing but a fresh begin­ ning for Sobol Point Elemen­ tary. Schools them sit qutetfy and do hom e­ work. always with volunteers hanging around to tutor and lielo out. Ellen North la the site coor­ dinator a l Lake Mary Elem en­ tary and Laura Sanborn is the Administrator. Th e y make sure there are always plenty of arts and crafts and a story time lo keep the kids Inter­ ested. but just try getting them to talk for a couple of m in ­ utes. They’re pretty busy. *We need children p ro vid ­ ers.’ Sanborn said. *We need adults to supervise the c h il­ dren outside and h rlp with Ihetr homework and we need them every day.* We want a I to 20 adult-child ratio T h a t's manageable* The kids seem lo under­ stand lhal everyone is over­ worked and help out as best Ihev can Fourth -grafter Michael llcllekson aald he would rather be In the after*school program. 1 have a lot of fim and a lot of blends,’ Michael aald. Michael said he plays a lot of board fanes after school when he's not doing his homework, lie also has an awesome report card. The n . there were tl*c Flkwofos siblings. Scvte was reading ’ Babysit ler's Little Slater* and aald she was hav­ ing a f e a t time while T h ro was coloring. Ily 4 :3 0 last Wednesday, the kids at Lake M ary Elementary were still In school. And Ihry didn't m in d one bit. Tyler Wood, a fourth-grader, was described ns an ’ angel child.* 'M y parents pick me up a f­ ter work.* Tyler sold *1 am making a lot of blends and I like to play outside* Tyler’s report rorrt ex­ pressed the fort that he also does his homework and studying, lie said he'd rather be home watching television but he enjoys the after school attention lo c a t e d 3 * �s.miM.M H.-, ,1,1 ,_ SEMINOLE TODAY ____ -__ * - ~ 7: 1 HDLfiB&lCtoia Jeff ^fSks B e rll n l d te S ta ff ■ . mmm 'X/sssar —WV . **» ■H1 — Today is the day Altamonte squad begins quest for Bambino gold a HANFORD Nine years ngo. I he NBA dis­ covered something that the NFL has missed. There is life In Central Florida. Now let's be honest, he NFL Isti't coming to Orlando. But tt has gone to Tampa and Jacksonville and. If you went to either of those dries. It's as g Central Florida doesn't exist. Thai's too bod since, on any Friday night or Saturday afternoon, you'd think Orlando was the football capital of the world. But the folks In Tampa and Jacksonville don't seem to understand. Let's take a look at the Dues first. It's been two year since there has been a sellout at Tampa Stadium, er. the uh. Houlihan's Sta­ dium. You'd think the Buct would realise that only two hours away, there is an untapped fan base dying for a team. You'd think Tony Dungy. Trent Dilfer and the boys would be sent over here to woo the Orlandroida and expand their fan base. But they haven't. For every Buccaneer that S M B n i season and al least 1.000 appear■ f l i front the Orlando Jackals, the local f t f k i kkallpg tc a m jb a l works Ihejr butt off to fill the Orlando Arena. . The sad thing la. fans and support are ex­ actly what the Buccaneers need. Any team that has lost at least 10 games per season for as long as the Bucs should be doing every­ thing they can to cultivate fan interest. Oh. yean, there la that exhibition game in two weeks. Against the Jets. Some promotional appearances and some advertising In Orlando would go a long way to bringing Orlando Into the fold but It hasn't been happening. *Aa long as the Bucs try to be Tampa's team exclusively, look for lots of empty seats and Houlihan Stadium. Then there's Jacksonville. For two years. It's been nearly Impossible lo get a seat al the Oator Bowl. er. uh. Alltell Stadium. But the Jogs need to remember a few things. First of all. they barely do any mar­ keting In Jacksonville, let alone Central Florida. Four years ago, when Jacksonville was prostituting Itself for an expansion team, season ticket holders were required to put In a down payment for the first three years of the franchise. Aa a result, every game has apld out and the city to looked at aa an NFL Cinderella story. . . . . However. Jacksonville isn't big enough to support a team year alter year, especially when the Jags foil third In Importance be­ hind the University of Florida and Florida State. Let's see how many ticket holders re­ new next year If the Jags don't follow up on last year's miracle. But on any Sunday. 1*4 and 1*05 are full of cars taking the two-hour drive to Jackson­ ville for the Jags. There to a fan base here but the J a p haven't even come close to tapping In. Kevin Hardy spoke last spring at the Down­ town Athletic d u b but. as for as the Jack- A L T A M O N T E S P R IN O S W h e n th e Altamonte Springs team takes to the field this afternoon for Its opening game of the 1997 Rahr R ulh Bambino W orld Series al Eastmonte Park, they m ay not recognise the place. T h e field that was formerly used for the older players' leagues has been transformed Into a brautlful stadium. A new scoreboard lo rival the major leagues lonlv the Jum botron Is missing), a new press box behind home plate, new sod that looks like a golf green and new bleacher* along both foul lines and In the outfield are just a Tew of the Im provements. T h e host squad hopes II ran be just as bedaxzllng to the real of the learns as It hopes lo move up taro place and keep the championship trophy right here in Seminole County. T h is will be the third major tournament hosted by Eastmonte Park since Altamonte Springs joined the Babe Ruth League In IB9A. In 1995 i h r league hosted the B a m b in o D iv is io n Southeastern Regional Championship and Iasi year played host in the Southeastern Regional Champtanahtp for the Prep Dtvlaton (13 year o ld s). In b oth of those to u rn a m e n ts the Altamonte Springs team finished third. Making up the team that will be representing Altamonte Springs are Justin Wenger. C hris Moriera. Brent Upturn. Brett Bradley. Ryan Harris. Ben Allen. Michael B U rksio rk. Caary Paughn. Isaiah Napoli. Ryan Colton. Jaaon Motto . Jonathan Venters and Phtll Kelly. T h e team la led by manager Mike Motto J r . and roaches Jo h n Venters and Oregg Carnes T h e team hostesses are Megan Burke. Valerie Dtckaon. Jackie Phillips and Jenna Sm ith and the bat boys are Coletoy Cam e* and Raymond Zim m er. Alona w ith the Altamonte Springs squad are eight or the top teams, ages 12 ana u n d rr. from across the country and they will battle Cor the title of national cha m p io n In the double* elimination tournament that could stretch to 17 games over the next eight days. During the 1998 gomes In Henderson. Kentucky, the event drew approximately 60.000 spectators. Th e Babe Ruth League Opening Ceremonies will lake place al noon, w ith former Baltimore Oriole pitcher Scott McGregor throwing out the first pitch, and then the opening game between Brooklyn. New York and South Lexington. Kentucky urtll begin al I p.m . Altamonte Springs will then hold Its own Opening Ceremonies at 3:15 p.m. wtth the host team's first game being played al 4:06 p.m . against E lk Grove. California. Sunshine Network win tetevtae the Altamonte Springs' game live starling al 4 p m . T h e S u n ­ shine Network will also broadcast on tape delay III lake place next Saturday (August 16th at I p.m . o r 3:30 p.m .) Andrew Monaco and Rick Beckham are scheduled to be the- commentators srtth a target audience of approximately 20 million house­ holds Th e final game of the opening day w ill be played starting at 7:30 p.m . featuring Vicksburg. M ississippi against H e n d e rso n ville . N o rth Carolina. Also In lhe tournam ent are teams from WUIIamette Valley. Oregon. WhMe Bear Lake. Minnesota and Keene. New Hampshire. There w ill be three games played on Sunday S 5 i-S 3 t B l Games are won in the LA K E M ARY . Three months out of the year. tUM) school football coaches adorn the sideline* every Friday night at high schools around the county. Coaches parade between the goals, talk with their assistants, pal their players an the heads and pull every ounce at football knowl­ edge they have together to win (he game. It's a tough Job. High school coaches are very prominent tn their communities. Th is leads to endless scrutiny, second guessing and phone calls by concerned parents all hours of the night. Thta also leads to the coaches second guessing themselves, wor­ rying about their players and waking during the middle of the night to jot down the new forma­ tion from their dreamt. What the public doesn't see. however. Is what goes on the oilier nine months of the year. They also don't see what the coaches go through on a dally basts off Inc Odd In order to ensure that Friday nlfgit Is a success. Take the Lake M w y High School coaches, for example. Head football coach, (as If that wouldn't keep him busy enough with teaching and raising a family, he la also the school's athletic d i­ rector) Doug Peters, has been pre­ paring for Into season since almost before (he Iasi one ended. with me w ho believe in the asm* things I do. I also want the junior varsity and freshmen programs to be m irrors of the varsity so that the entire program is unified. I have an open door policy, however. I know I need help. I we looms any suggestions from any one, espe­ cially m y staff. We arc a M am and the only way we can be suocceehil is to be Just that...a team.* as the varsity and the coaches have just as m uch responsibility. Henry Sheppard to the head J .V . coach, assisted by To n y Bailerino. Marshall Hinson and Howard Lake Mary diet doctor staying in the “Zone” L A K E M A R Y , I T S AM AZING! I T W B X C H A N G E YO UR LIFE! W A TC H T H E PO UN DS M E L T AW AY! S T E P R IG H T UP1 It's easy to picture Michael Burke on the back of a train si a state fair 100 years ago. traveling through the midwest trying to L a s t S e c o n d S h o t : What does Lake Brantley p a d Brad Rigby need to do to p t A’a? How many rimes can he pitch a great p m e only to p t no offensive support? Rigby has been the ace of the Oakland staff for the last month and has nothing to show for It except a bunch of 3-0 losses. Burke determines a certain amount of each that are to be bal­ anced equally during each meal based on a 9-7-1 1/2 ratio of car­ bohydrates. protoin and tot. Ha Final Sanford L.L. algnupa S A N F O R D — Due to the overwhelm ing de­ m and for more time and a new dlvtsloa. (he LOR THI Hf 1 C f ) 7 f MAC' . ! Of IN Y O U R A R f A Rt A D 1Hf ANF O H l ) H E R A L D D A I L Y �M - Banlort Heralfl, Barfort. Florida - Sunday. August 10. 1N7 a'. ■ * i -J, J :Vz 11 ,n- ■' 3~' r1 ** -: ?*. W H A T 'i H I I P i M I M i l TODAY Auto Racing □ P A b C A K a l Now Smyrna Ipoodwoy, 7 p.m. Florid* Stoto Lm q u o Bottball ». 7 p.m. f □ M M R U TH M t M A i L BA M BIN O W O R LD M A S K S st M S T M O N T K BARK. A L T A M O N T C •IMWIOS. 1 p.m. — Brooklyn, Now York vs. South Loxington, Kentucky; SprtM B re. O k Orem, C obtorwto; 7:30 p.m. — Vicksburg, Mississippi vs. Henderson County, North Caroline. Rollor Hoekty International □O ttaw a Wheels vs. Ortsndc Jackals at Ortatv Bo Arena, 7 p.m. Amateur In-Line Hockey □ 11 -ysof-oM Orlando RoMerBoara In National In-Line ChemplensNpe, CMesgo, T B A Professional Softball □ W o m a n 's Frafeeslonal Faetpltoh Laagua. Orlando W ahoos re. Tam pa Bay FlraStls at Univanity of South Florida, 7 p.m. □ W o m a n 's Pro fo ta lo n o l Pastoiteh Laagua. Orlando Wahoos re. Tampa Bay FlroStlx at Unireralty ot South Florida, 1 p.m. SUNDAY Southern Laaguo Baaaball Youth Softball Raya at •rlminghem Barons. 7:05 Florida Stafa Laagua Baaaball □Daytona Beech Cuba re. Tampa Vankaoa at i , 7 p .m . □ ■ A l l R U TH BA 8K 1ALL BAM BINO W ORLD BKRIKS at C A B TM O N TC PARK, A L T A M O N T E •bM N O S. 1 p.m. — W h itt Bear Lake. Minnesota va. K a a n o , New H a m p e h ira ; 1:30 p .m . — Altamonte Springe-Elk Oravo, Calltomla winner re. WMNamotto VaMoy, Oregon; 8 p.m. — Brooklyn, New York-South Lexington, Kentucky loser va. Altamonte Sprtngs-Elk Grove. Calltomla loser. Amatour In-Una Hockay Briefs □ 11 year old OrtanBo RoNotboare In National IB registration period for one more week. Training, practice and development are the main focus of this 10-week season (for both baseball and softball) and the league will ac­ cept all youth who are between the ages of five and 18 (prior to August 1). T h e league will add a Big League team for players aged 16-18. Registration will be held at Wa)mart in Sanford on SATURDAY ONLY from 0 a.m . to 5 p.m . Representatives w ill be on hand to answer a n y questions on the league or It's Profaaalonal Soccar “ F IV E P O IN T S T h e Seminole Softball Club will be having signups for a fall girls' fastpltch softball Instructional league for players ages 6-18 (coot $30-870) on August 9th. 10th, 16th and 17th at the Seminole PONY Com plex at Five Points just south of 17*92 on S r. 41B near W inter Springs. Signups for the S E M IN O L E S O F T B A L L T O U R N A M E N T T E A M w ill be at the same location. Anyone Interested In competitive tournament pipy between the ages of 9 -18 ahoukJ also regleter for tryouts at this time. Tim es w ill be from 9 a.m . to 3 p.m . on Saturday and 1 p.m. and 4 p .m . on Sunday. Call 341-4968 o r 977-8833 for information. C U 8ISL A-Loegue. Orlando Sundogs at nesota Thunder, TBA Lagal Notlcaa Rays sl Youth Baseball : BABE RUTH BASEBALL BAM BIN O W ORLD SER IES at E A 8T M O N T C PARK. A L TA M O N TE Legal Notlcaa Min­ Legal Notices PLC CIVIL ACTION Caaa N*. SF-M 1-CA-14 -A FIRST SANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION TR U/A DID 01 /VI/M (SOCC HOMI (OUITV LOAN TRUST IM d- 1). SCOTT R HISSUNS, NOFICa >rea NOTICI IS NSRSBY OlVtN yurauanl la a Sununwy Final C A M M l S T -1 M C A I I A NATIOKSBANC MONTOAM BROWN. H i n . M l l . Ortanoantit) Nonce CAM NO. M - U M 4 A.1** OLD SINT MORTOAOI COMPANT. PHt a lF. re . NATALIt V WILLIAMS; M M . Notice ta N S N IIT OIWN to an ON* s> tuisi iMLjWtif-ai MS. M y ISM. 1M r M MN CAMnaw aanrnng st asm Cswt, Ms rtyto * ■Mill W County C aw Pvk immm* s m i , st n e e a i l . sn m s s i sueusL tie r, m s a> Fms) ^pv^^gvv ukVvwt , pursuant ta »•* F nsl N tp ilM rt r i H iu n w N M to y s ' *. ISM an Or**r t* “ -------- I M-ISSS-CA-tdA, St MS CutuR Csurt s t Ms ISM Judicial Cacurt ta and tar l amina!* Ctarnty. Ftar id*, i OLO KSNT MONTOAM NY. M PtaMNN and I V. WILLIAMS, ta>M tatw . i N il a ss is MS i t . o locn j . foim oor UNIT A ACCOttOMO TO THS MAT THSSaOH AS NSCOAOCD M MAT BOOK IS, MOSS T1 AND n . OS TMS Ml s u e os gtMtttoLi COUNTY, MOmOA ONOCNCO m SANTORO. FtaH. I Jl N R I l l. ta NL 1*1 01. ORANAOA SOUTH, accord** I* Hta tart taaroal M ta corded ta Ptat l a s s IS. P*s* 1M . PvS'tc Retard* of AOI at M l N. Pars N.. StntsrS, nMtesssTTt.st attar i s WtMtWRS: MAT) SSS-4 SM l i t * tV : 1 SM MS m i (TOOL ar i- s s s e s s - e r r e on. ms ru n e s s .is .iw r NOT! PURSUANT TO THt FAIR MST COLLSCTION PNACTtCSS ACT YOU AM ADVIMD THAT TMS LAW PMM IS DISUSD TO M A MBT COLLICTOA ATTtMPTSM TO COUSCT A DCBT ANO ANT INFORMATION OBTAINSD WILL M USID FOR THAT PURPOSI. Datad M* nm day rt JULY, IMF. MARYANNS SIORM Ctark rt Cfecurt Court Sy Oarstay W, Oiyuta cooruS SSTAWUUISKI acts Say Scaut Tamya, Ftartaa 1M 0 F T*ta#n*n*i p u t s r r e e M taaM taltay *1 July IMF. and w*> ad n Cm * N*. f I N I -CA1*-A *1 ta* CrrcuK Court tar 1 *1111*1* County. Florida, ■ haroi FIRST BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION TH U/A DID oi/ei/M ito c c HOMd so u rry LOAN TRUST IM S -11 ta ta* FiawKitt and SCOTT R KitSUNO ar* ta* Baton dart. I *iaa»t tar ca*h M taa Waal tram daar o' th* l a i i n a n County CourthauM. Sanford. Florida, at I ISO * 1 on taa N ta day *1 AuRurt. IMF, ta* art tartRM *• 1 lots' s i, ANO M l. o u t IN* MANOR SOUTH ADDITION TO CASatlMAAV FLORIDA. ACCORONM TO THS PLAT TMl ACOf AS RICONOeO IN PLAT BOM S. PAOSS **-**. OP THB PUBLIC RdCOROd OF COUNTY. FLOATOA. Ctat* aftao CocuK and County Coirt S r Oaiatay W. Sooon Dopvly Oort Tom l_ Kantatart*. lag HOLLAND S UHOHT P. O. Sa* TIM Tamy*. FL SSM1 no coal ta you. ta tao of «*n*ta aaaiarann contort DrtoOtaty M l N. Part Am .. SuN* N-MI. Sanford. FL UTM. al taaal S day* prtar ta precaodtanai taHynana * o r/lll4SM. Srt. 4 MT; d you art hoaro y tawMtad. ca* 1-SM-MSIFF1) ■ you am wtao 1 M .i s r -a s c A ta e UNITID STATSS OP AMIRlCA. Sy andtarsufS e at ta* DSPMTMSNT OF WTtRANS AFFAIRS. tw r.s ttiM s A i.s tM s M MMt County. LOT*, SLOCKS. TO THE SLAT THEREOF AS tie Conoco m s t a r boon n . M ae w . su au o m oonos o s COUNTY. PLOtMOA. I Sows I St Si S Si mm Co w l M s aMa i t whtuk IK MOHWta r MORTOAOI. INC. *to M U O N A CM DO .SlH 0.S laL . Si s oa srtsn ts will* Ms Art. S osoolol pccommadatien is parttaigata W M U - - -*«—— a i u i j a A fU k . No DMe pYOwW B^MNg ^^BvNnsVWw Wov St MS t ) M T-SM Tl 1-tSOCt M Sm U N , U L «t*Tj 1 e m (root w i se em m s M .M F M N (M N N n t N . OATID M N S N r i f M i r . iter. HON. M/UtTANM MORSE c u r k , e m o w r count SV ---------- (T o o tw i-tio at w s - e n o svW runm rwmf $Nvwa. WITMM my hand and dtactal ■SM Of a * d Court tata tf t a day s l Ju ts (MAM St MS CStuS Court ByiDorMhyW. Oossty CtOfft Awosnccsos k i t iter a.ia.iaer □ City ot Lako M ary Porks and Recreation Dopertment Wanton's bummer PoetoHeh bofWsil Leegue ot bio Lako Mtay Sports C ompter Two games storl at 6 50 p.m. Ltqal Notlcbt L tflll NotfCtt sf Faractoaur* in . i w r . ane * M n t s» cMl m ss MM esr er-tsr-C A sr m s CHtttH C#Wt Sf IN* ISM Judicial Circuit Si and tor Csunty, none*. CHAM MORTOAOI StNWCSa. INC. F/K/A CHASI MANHATTAN MORTOAOI CORPORATfON. A OCLAWARI COR­ PORATION. t* PtotatMt ane CHARL i t t . FULLSA, MOLLOWSROOK HOOMOWNIM' ASSOCIATION. INC., U/srs I MS taS to Ms MONM ANN hta wSa; HSMSRT J. MaAUISTtNi MMMRLTN J. StaALLtSTSNj ALAFAVA WOODS HOMSOWNISS ASSOCIATION. INC.) COUMCNCIAL CMOtT CONSUM8 R MRVICSSi and UNKNOWN TIHAHTS/OWNCRS, Datandsm*. N.rUc* ta haraSy staan that purauant to taa Ordar or Final ta taa Circuit Csurt of 1 annual* Caunty. Ftartda. I a s **S ta* County, Florida. daocrlSad aa: Lot 4 . ALAFAVA WOOOS, PHAM I. UNIT B. a* sar stat 11. Pasa* M M. Puss* al SomSiota County. rts n e s . at t i e s a m . «t AUOUST. IMF, MS m sa t tons u taw Lst I N . HOLLOWSROOK WIST PHAM n. scMtaSta IS Ms star tasruaf. SS tocarded Si PM Bssfc M . Papas t ane t . Push* Heard* rt Samtool* Csunty. NOT I PURSUANT TO THI — ft! FAM MOT COLLSCTION PNACTICia ACT TOU ARB AOVISdO THAT THIS UUVFMM IS M SSttO TO M A MBT COLLECTOR ATTtMPTSM TO COLLICT A M IT ANO ANY MFORMATION MTASttO WILL M UMO TON THAT PURPOM. Datad Md 1st day st Augurt, iter. MARYANNS MORM CtafS s t Circuit Court Dy Jan* E. Ja**wk Daputy Ctarti c o o iu e a stawiamki *018 la y Scout i s uta w d 100* ASM CScta. Ovtade. sm s Ii *---* •hlrills* U' ■ — — — . wnato. OOVV 9re^W* |U ItR *rtB wto*lf ***W inmt door st ta* S*mtasta Couwfy Florida, at 11 SO AM IMF. Osltdi Autatat 1M. IMF MARYANN8 MORM AS CURK OP THI COURT By: OotsMy W. SoRon o*s n>y c m ' in s*c* (TD01 IS M -M I-S m , or Vok* (V) l-MO-Ht-SFFO. vta Florid* ttataf Sonrt**. Ma— n a Aaaoctai**, PA. W IT US 11 North. FL S4SS4 -SSM MMr $ 1 0 SSI is, tr, tsar > dlkBHMW' 0 BH-1M 10. 17, IMF ta-s COLONIAL MONTOAM NOTICI 18 Ml ASS V OtaSN ta a Summery fm *i AufuM 1*4. IMT. &•<• Caa* No M -nat-C A -ia-l *r ta* O tw n Court of taa 1ITM NOLI se-aea-C A -tas OLSNOALS FIDCRAl SANK. FI 08 RAL SAYUtaa BANK. Flamy ft. •a. P laintiff CLAAENC8 L. SUSANK8 . (NIO M SUSANKt. DMRO ROSl, APRIL R0 8 L. W1LOWOOO MOM8 S. 0*C ; JOHN 0 0 8 AND JAM DOS AS UNKNOWN TENANTS «f POSS888 KM 08 FI NOAM1)0 ) Caunty. SANFORD, WfST FRONT DOOR at ta* MMtaOLI County Cm Ml N PARK i Ilf a i an taa IMF ta* c a m no . g r- ftM -c e -is -A FORO CONSUM8 R FiNANCS COMPANY. INC. RkCHARO W. KIRN. HOOHOWNf AS ASSOCIATION. etc i ana 1ST national rank OF CCNTRAL FLORIOA. *0 NOTICI IS M M OT QlWN put* warn I* an Orear or Syjwmpry Final JuOgu M at H r e tu r n * pm ad Say IS. tSM. and an IMF. M-4 S4 CA UK ol tao Cutud Court of few Sum**" C n u f m and tor Courwy, Ftarta*. wRmom C hIk DAL* FIDtRAL SAM. FtOtRAL SAYVaM BANK, li PtaJHta and RCHARO W URN. a orn­ CAIRO I O T IS I a /k /a tuuno t u a iM DYtsa ano ja m * DOS DYlOe. THB UNKNOWN w w t or otwio a. D rte e A/K/A 0 ANW BUOSM e r e e s . L . 0 Y IM A/K/A JOHN DOe OYtSB. TM HUSSANO OF L. DYSSS A/K/A h im ortaa SHINNY SRBWIR. STATS Of FLONIOA OSRaNTMSNT OF RSVtNUt. OftaSfON OF CHILD SUPPORT CNFORCSMBNT. FORMERLY 0 OmtKMi OP STATS OF FLORIDA OSPRRTIMMT OF HSALTH ANO RdtWSKJTATrvt a te ; and 1ST NATIONAL OP CENTRAL Florida , ar* Fatal LOT S. C lUSTSS N. WHOA PLANM P OCVf LOPMSNT TO TMS PLAT NSCORMD M P U B BOOR It . Rases t . a. s a n o ia o f m e PUBLIC M COSOS OF M M f. HOLS COUNTY. FLOfNOA. IMF ICIRCUfT COURT M ALI Ctart al taa Con n Court Oy: Dorotay ta. I m s la w o rn c s s o r OAWOJ. STIR N .P JL ATTORMV FOR PLAWTlFF ____ai ties *'i m> nm M ta ta g at AUOUST. iter, mb _ IM PUBLIC MCONOS OF MMHtOLS COUNTY. FLONNM. In accaraanc* wdh taa i a« i . M tata tart Bta Ctart af Nta Ciata* Court a* N / W M U f OATSO M Sanford. Fiartdo. on JULY Mta. 1SSF. Ad Ctart. Cuctal Cowl By; Jan* I- Jmewtc AeOaetayCtart SMITH S MUTT. P A. yorlKipol* In tata •RouM contort tao Ctart of tao CUCuR Court M tao MMWOLI Caunty Caurtaauaa m *8 F-SSS- DSH-184 SMt Sa** Oakland Fart S*idai*rd.SuftaM l Fart Lto**rd*n. F H 1MQ FuOWah; Augurt 1. IS. IMF 0SH.1t _______ I THS SOUTHSRLY M4 FIST Of the wseriNLY I*a f is t o f LOT I . SLOCNIT. MAP NP FMN■ SMPONO PAMf o AOOONW* T 1 0 TO TM PUT TMRSOP AO i ^ ^ ^ ■ D 1 PUT BOOK I .M OF H M N O U COUNIT. FLORI­ OA A/K/A SOM OFMNOS SOULSHARO. SANFORO. FL SSFFI. iddor. tar M ta. AT THB WMT FRONT OOOR SBMiNOLI COUNTY COURTHOUM. SANFORO. FLORIOA. Ftartda M 1I M A M , an m* M ta Say r t Augurt. IMF. MARYANM MORM CLINK OF CIRCUIT COURT OY Dorwtay W. Beauty Ctart OanmlC. MOT North I Tomato a. is . n r 01 Hta* 18. IF, IMF ISA M TM CIRCUIT OOUftT cam uo. OF-eet-cc-ee-i WSKIVA R IM TVS HOMIOWNSRS' ASSOCIATION. INC, • PtartSa naf-tar-drtfN NOTCi M HSRSSY OMN la tao Final an taa Mta Say at Juta, IMF. in CHS Arttan No. s t . SSS-CC-fO-Z *< ta* Caunty Court rt tao ItaMoonta Judtataf CNcun, ta and tor Saminata County, Ftaflda, In which PAMELA 0 . RYAN. M tao Oofandanl and WSKIVA ASSERTS HOMEOWNERS' ASSOCIATION. INC., ta tao PtaMM. I • « am I* taa hunoat ■tart ham daar of ta* Samlnota County Courthowa*. Sanford, Florida at 11M A.M. on taa Mta day of AUOUST, 1SVF, ta* In ta* Final Lrt 141. WSKIVA RISIRVI. UnN 1. a***fd*w la ta* ptal taaraol, aa racordod In Ptal Bock IF. Pas** SS-M. of « a PuSU* NaiarS* of Saminata County, Florida. OATSD tala Mta day of July, IMF. MARVANNI MONM Ctart of taa Court B r Jan* I . Ctart SMIL A. OASPSRONI, JR , MO. M l WrtdM lonfmaad, t*0 ftF II-FMS ’ adT-m-4130, nrt MSR N ta i (F) dsyo prtar is ta* procoadSta- N haarinu t**oatfad. im s iF c o m no . >. IS. IN F PAMSLA 0 . RYAN. dear s t Ms IHNNOIS County Caurtaauaa, Is MS CNy St Rwcmatlon Softball OSH-M M THS CIRCUIT COUNT cam SO ta* te w M | fet Legal Notlcaa STS SM HOLLYWOOO, FL IM It PuSMata Aufua* I, to, IMF MH-M LS COUNTY. o w m r c /o profeMional Softbtll [.W o m e n 's Ero fe se lo R il P i i g l l t l i Leegue Temps boy FiroStli re. Orteodo Wahoos st Rollins College's Alfond Stadium, Winter Park, 7 p.m. □Daytona Beach Cuba re. Tampa Yankee* at l, 7 p.m. COUNTY, N M M iw taTw w a juoffMsnmt, □ 12-yoar-oM Orlando Hellsibser^ In National Florida Stal* Laagua Baaaball mm Legal NoUct NANCY A. ] Honat BaaobaM Tournament a t WaN W ert#* Wide World of Sport* TB A . Amataur ln*Llna Hoekty Brtmlngham Barons. 805 CSS FM 01S44 LtflRl N o U ct, Loaare Brackot game; 'w o rtd of MONDAY Southern Laagua Baaaball n O rtando ~ Bdt Mo Untan (A_________ □ A S A (Amataur Softball Undsr O M a ' Stawpitaft Watt Dtansy W orld’s 1. 8 a.m. nm emeurr eeuer a aooN M S A N F O R D - Th e Stooges are headed for Louisiana and looking to have a lot of fun. T h e y are headed for the A S A (Am ateur S o ftb a ll A s s o c ia tio n ) C la a a D N a tio n a l Championships In Shreveport on September 35-38. T h e team will host a bar-b-que fundraiser this Sunday at Stoqg w Lounge on the corner of 25th Street and Park Avenue In Sanford. There w ill be a ftve-ptate lunch, live m usic from the bands Backwater and Wicked W ays as well as their menu (check o u t the crab legal. T h e team la also having T-shirts (team uniforms) made up and If Individuals would like to contribute, they can have their names listed on the back aa awoctata eponaora. Th e m oney will be used to pay for trans­ portation to Shreveport, uniform s and lodging. Call Dan Dougherty at 334-7313 for Info. rm , I, TBA Th e fee for the fall Is $30. but no youth w ill be turned away because of an Inability to pay. Seminole Softball elgnupe 1 v J v . TrJSS sfi >;' J- - - Amataur Baakatball p .m .’ Youth Baaaball m , j r, iP W H e i . 8 p m Professional Softball □O rtanBo p.m. Youth Baooboll v > ’v * f K . I m op me BMNTeesm JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M ANO PON MMW 8 LN COUNTY, CAM NO. •F -U F 8 -CA-1I-A Rotart H Cuhao It Joa 0 . 8c*H and taa unknown oaoua*. how*, doataaaa. arnar aartia* ciam in ay. tarauah. unOor. ar **ani H i t T Oonaran and hta unknown I d*y*o*t. o*an«ook. cratafara, and an otaar yartta* CtataunR Oy. Ihreufh- undor. or 1)11111 hun. and SIMCO. Inc. IA/* •outh*MI*rn Ham# M*rtf*a* Cot.party ttvau H u y w and toe C*110*1 NOTICI OF ACTION To Jo* D Seen and unknown ape d*«i***t. ran****, croon art, and an otaar parti** d am n # fey. taroupn, undar. at apauiot rum. Mika T. Oonaran and hr* unknown opauko. hair*. d*y«*a*t. pram***, erode art. and *H amor parti** clan my fey. throupn. undar. or apalnai him. and 8 IHCO, In*. I/V i 8 oulh*a*l*rn H oi* Mirtp*8 * Company lhair aaotan* and toccaaoart 0 8 FSNDANT YOU AAI MOTIFIID tart an action 10 Start im* ta m* taitawina preparty lacatad In Sammota Caunty, Florida; Lei F, Stack K Sky Lak* Sufedryitron according la ta* ptal thereof a* recorded ta PIN Book IF Pag* SI of th* PuSU* Accord* of S«mm*l* Caunty Plot id*. he* fe**n htod *a*m*t you and you ar* required le **rv* a c«py at your written S any. to M an Paul A. Plaintiff a *1tor nay. adtaaa* ta 1IIF l . Rafetaaaa St. Ortando, Florida 1M 8 I an or fea'ar* Auguai IFta, IMF,' and hi* ta* ongtaat with th* ctart of tn » court altaar bofora aarvtea an PtarntdtV aft ornay *1 jfLw.8an.ta mIM im Km mmtaliid 'HfTiM dRi' im wHi p w’Tlw*vpo m ewndsisi Coordinator al M l N. Path Avonu*. Suit* North M l, Sanford, Florida 1SFF1 at taaal Rv# ID day* prior ta taa proH*F| 41 M. **1«n*l*w 4 MF| 1 SSe-SFFI (TOOL ar 1 a m (V). *»a ~ 1, 18, IMF you tar th* rafiat damandad in ta* complaint ei paliuan. DATED on th* Mrd day el JULY. IMT. MARYANNS MORSE A* Ctart af ta* Court By Ruta King Aa Daputy Ctart PufefMR; July SF, and August I , 10. tF. IMF DS0 -1M NORWSST MORTOAM. HOC, A CALIFORNIA COAFORATIOM F/K/A NORWSST MORTOAOI. INC . A Ml HNSIOTA CORFORATION FUUNTlFF VS. Hosaam hayiamwasi ahua HOSSSW HAYAferWAIl. AOA HAyiAMWAII ArtUA A0 A MMNMMAHI COUNTRY LAM M l ST.yse-OA-ia-L NORWSST MORTOAOI. 1 C. _ PLAIT RF vs. DARRYL R . 0 UX: ary*rly a ouk. JOHN DOB ANO JAM DOS DOS AS UNKNOWN TENANTS M POSMSSION OIPtNOANTlIt Faraclaaur* Sal* datad July Etta. IMF. anlarad In ChrU Caa* He. M-SlM-CA-t4 A at ta* CucuN Court at ta* tSTH JudtaNf CirtvN m in d tor SEMINOLI CauNy, Sanford. Ftartda, I wd t a i to c " AT THS WIST FRONT DOOR at Mta MMStOLI County Caurthauaa lacatad ta Sanford. Ftartda ol 1148 o'clock am . an taa t*ta day af Auguai, IMF « * laito* tarthtaaaM LOT FI. COUNTRY LANS, ACCORD!NO TO THS PUT THIRIOF AS MCORMO IN PUT BOOK M. PAQi FT AMO TS. PUBLIC RECORDS OP MMINOLS COUNTY. FLORIDA. TOOSTHSR WITH THS 1MF. tala H ta day of Jufy. (CIRCUIT COURT SIAL) MARYANNS MONM Clark of taa CircuH Court Byi Jana I. Jaaoada Deputy Ctart THI U M OFFICES OF I J. STERN. RA. SHERIDAN STRUT NOTICS N HtReav OWIN ta a a f1 ____ See. IMF. CM Caaa Ns. ir-FM-CA-14 -L *1 aw CucuN Cawt af ta* IBfH Judicial C m * In and tar eSMtNOLI Caunty. BANPOHO. I w taaaai *1 County _____ M M l N. Part i In Bernard. Fiend*, at U M *.m. on ta* t* ta day af AUOUST. IMF n * faaawtng I praparty aa d Summary Ffetal LOT M . BLOCK S. STSRUNO OAKS. ACCORD!NO TO T H I P U T THEREOF AS MCOMOfD 1 P U T BOOK SS. PAM S 11 ANO I t . OF THE PUBLIC MCONOS OF SBMINOLf COUNTY, FLOPKM. Oatad tata lat dar at AUOUST. IM F. (CIRCUIT COURT t**1) Ctart aftaaCfeuuR Court Oyi Jana S. Jaaawf* Dayrty Ctart TH I LAW OFFICSS OF DfWIOJ. STERN, PA. ATTOPMV FOR PUPfTIFF ETEOM HOLLYWOOO, FL SSM1 HOLLYWOOO. FL SM11 (M4) t i l -0400 M-0 M81 M ACCORDANCE WITH THB AfMKICAMl WITH OlEABlUTIES ACT, paraon* wKR a apaciai COURT ADMINISTRATION, at taa MMMOLf Caunty Caurtaauaa el 48 F-SU-4 S18 EXT. a a tr . I IM SM I TT1 ftoSLtokg s. Miser pEM-IM �c* Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Sunday. August 10. 1097 - SB Remembering The Earl of Snohomish In much tlemand. Tlint's okay. I'll tic hanging on to my card. It's not for sale or trade. It's a keeper. A reminder of kinder, gentler times. Wish I still hnd my Earl Torgeson first baseman's mill. II vanquished a long lime ago. As did my youth. Torgy died In 1000 but a bubblegum card remains, for which I am grnlrfiil. 3 SA N FO R D _ Earl Torgeson t» stretching lor n Wlrow lo first base. A shiny white bnseball Is In V*1* trapper's mitt. f ' lie's wearing his famous Earl Torgeson eye I\ » i | M I ®• Not many bnllplayers wore glasses tn the 1050s. Doni DlMagglo did. So did Waller Mnstrrson. Rob Di (linger and Earl Torgeson. The oilier tiny. Earl Torgeson came out of the closet. Well, n bnseball card of Earl Torgeson came out. A 1051 flowmnn Gum card. Almost 50 years old. The corners are soft and the rotors lime faded. Hut Earl still H a s the ball in Ills mill. Ills loot I Is on the bag and for sure the runnrr In out. ' A lot of kids liked Ear I Torgeson because he retained them of Superman. Actually, nclor George Reeves. Willi his glosses. Torgeson wns more like Clark Kent but he tilt like Supermini In 1050 for Hie old floston llroves M Torgy scored 120 runs, and led thr National l.ragur In this statistic, flint you could rend on thr back of Ills 1051 Howmnn Gum card, lie till 30 doubles and 23 home runs Mad n .21)0 halting average If the folks who mode the Earl Torgeson 'Hnschnll card had enough room on the S j m r / .s <>//<'< ' l l I I ( :d cardboard, they might have noted that he was frequently referred to In Ills hometown ns *ihr Earl of 8nohomisli " Me wns born on New Year's Day 1024 In Snohomish. Wash Ur's the only nuijor-lrngiirr I know of from Snohomish. I wonder If there's a plaque for him there Mr played almost 15 years In the big leagues. Hr hit 140 hmnr runs. I bet he broke bis glasses n dozen limes (no one kepi slats like thnll Torgeson hit 380 In thr 1048 World Series but the Ilrnves lost to the Cleveland Indians, four games to two The Karl of Snohomish jilayrd In five of the six gam es Me may have lost or lirokrn Id * glosses and liatl to sit mil a game. Either that, or hr rodr the bench when Gene llrarrlrn pitched. Karl was n leh-hanilrd biller nnd Jlrnrrlen threw tell •handed. Just guessing, lint Torgeson probably never made mote than 818.000 a season. Mr finished in 1001 with the New York Yankees He was 37. anil played In only 22 games lie rnulrlhiitrd two hits Ills bid ling average was I I I lie didn't gel In piny In thr World Series I don't know Ibis lor n lad bill iny guess Is (hat Hie Earl ot Snohomish never asked n cent for Ills autograph He probably never cursed a sporlswrltrr or got thrown out of a game He probably satil "dang If* If Ills glasses got broken or be missed a pop fly whrn they fogged up. Karl Torgeson * liasefiall card isn't one dial Is Coaches llawklns *T1ie freshmen responsibilities will l>e handled by Kelly Wnfnscoii and Larry MeCorkle So. rxadly what do nil these 'cxmrhe* do ami wtial goes info the prugnun? • Slotting nine month* ago. F r­ iers bad quite an agenda After a period of rest, thr po­ tential players were given ii wig grsllon for conditioning In thr off season No plnyrr Is reqnlird lo work out before prof iler tiegins, bill rvrry roach knows Hint II Is hard m i m player In do ruiitiing for months and Ihrn nttempt In run drills and hfl weights In order lo rrndy them­ selves lor Hie season Friers afiil Ills staff grt wilh each player and lay nut wh.it they Iblnk would tie lies! for Hiriti lo do Individually and on Him own Then I here are Hie practice fields In order to niainialn the stadium field so dial II is m ‘good condition and sale fix Ibe ■pfoyers m i game night, prat tire ‘Monly held on Hie gome laid n o Thursdays I , Ibrrrloir. quality prachir Helds me neetlnl llrgimiing ai ,lbe end of thr season. Friers •gbirlrtl working »o rernntllHoning the flrld* lliilixtunnlrly .TVfCTS1 dorsn'l believe (ti.it Ihry lire U|I lo pm yet. so Hie nrsi krnillr Is deriding where lo |tul tltr varsity. Junior vazslly and lifsliinen squads on a dally ba­ sis so Hiry ran gel in gnml and •Jprte practices ‘T w been working on thr practice fields since spring.* Pr­ iori s siiid ‘We finally got some­ one mil here lo do Hie wixk. Iml I just don't know If they'll hr ready whrn practice stalls So we have lo utilize thr baseball mid sohhall Helds lor a shot I time until Ihr fields air ready-.* Kqulpmrnt Is Itie flrsl staple lor any learn Every year, some­ thing In damagrd nr lost nnd nerds lo lie replaces. Equip mrnt also nerds to Ik rrrondlI lulled |iei Im IIi ally so that It lasts Friers lakes pndr in fils equipment and nil of It Is rilhrr new or neatly new. Il lukrx conslanl sujrervislon anil rare lo keep track of uniforms for over 100 players on Hitcc squads. And in the off season. If anyHung Is nrrdrd. Friers and Ills siaff are responsible for making s u i t that every thing is In order, •locked nnd assigned lo plnyrrs before the first practice, a Also included with Hull huge Earl Torgeson ballad .290. drove In 87 runs and led the National League In runs scored with 120 In 1950 lor Ihe Boston Braves. I III I .ILll< s Nisi... (,(>!/ t h i s II \ |. t I I ' i i 11111' I i M il Lmgie, Annia Green. Alassandra Vaughn, Ashley Agoranot. Trtcta Garrett. Courtney GUI. Rachel Pandry. Kally Swaat. Laura Wellington Back row tommy Kalterar. Mika Moslater, Natal)* Loft. K*ndra Aheacn, Kaa*y Ah*arn. Lindsay Polluccl, Haytey Monk, Cas*y Clark. Kar*n Hodman, Janndar Vickars. M*lissa Maza. C*a*y H*nd*rson. Ryan Lmgta Coachas Toni Vlck*ra. Jaff Wasthalla. Ryan Bait*. The Super Sharks of the Seminole Family YMCA recently completed their season with only one loss Members of the team are (left to right) front row Chris Agotanos, Greg Dessert, Garrett ftandolf. Brittany Walton, Katlyn Ward. Jsred Ltngie. Sam Watkins, Eric Schoomover, Chase Montagu* Middle row Krlstan Komondoreas. Katlyn T*lsalra, Samantha Bogan. Staphanl* Orullon. Christy rrapoiislhlllly I* Ibr ptnrllrr equipment There has lo Ire salt and afiprnprlatr practice duiu mire mul am h as well a* enough to keep most ol lire -players busy during the limited practice time While all ol Ibis la going m i . Friers mid III* staff have lo for mu latr a schedule fra Hie fol­ lowing season including which special events aucti ns Jxm bnreea Ibe lemu I* going lo pat llr lp a lr In, tiaiisjM K tnllM i lo an d from away ga m e s, b u s am i locker room anjiervlslcm and any olbrr •xhrth ilm g content Hint mnv arise Don l lo ig rl Ibe lot k rr iim iiu s anil weight rooms al the s< I um i I Someone lias lo *ii|x-m*e these arena na well while Ib r players me prartlelng. belorr ami alter gmiiea, mul even doting Hie school tiny due to the equipment that Is IrIt til there. That all baa lo be arranged ami coordinated In Ibe olf season as well so eve r>thing la In place when prneHer atarls Another responsibility ol Hie coaching ■stall Is lo cM irdlualr picture day for the players, trnlncra. managers ami conches. Also, every student Hint pm lieIpntcs In n ajuiri must have n physical before Ihry begin practicing Friers nnd Hie slnfT take care of these arrangements. pAlaqua, Glen Abbey, Sylvan Lake Park to ;;add new programs *f, -LAKE MARY Along wilh a new Director ■of Tennis. A L A Q U A C O U N T R Y C L U B Is -•plao adding some new member events to •their schedule. >' On the Fourth of July. Alaqua members ' played In a round robin tournament. They •had so much fun. Stan Aranda, the new ^(rector, decided tb give Ihe event another try on Labor Day. 'Everyone seemed to have such a good time on the 4th that we decided to do H again.* Aranda said. *Our goal is lo keep Ihe membership as active ns possible and we're hoping Hint these fun events will achieve that.* The tennis round robin will run from 0 a.m. to non and la open to men and women of all skill levels. The cost is 812 per person and includes a welcome gilt *.|hjil n discount for lunch at the country ***>*-If Hilts even goes ns well as the Fourth of Ubly, many more mixers will he planned. •Tpcsc are In addition to the annual events w c h as the member guest nml club JHiamplonshlp. •j»‘As long as everybody is out there having •Am.* Aranda said. *Wc‘!l continue lo have (he tournaments and such. We got about Him Hie tun begins AImiuI two wrekf Itrforr the k id s rrjKirt for pi artier. thr s t a ll holds mrelirgs All of thr ro.li lies get together am! talk nlxml wtm Ii (running plovers will be Ireal Hi which position*, wind la expected Iw the ollriise mid (lefeuae. any |xntilrm areas are .u ld ir s s e d ami solution* me iMinulaled mill pracllcr ami game 11 fcpoiiMbihtlrs are bonded down arid illscuased Froti.tbly Ibr most fun fix the roaches la coming up with new plays ami Hxniallons In Ibe oil season, •(nx hr a allrnd colleges, seminars and ramps In an elhxl In learn new game strategies. Thru, when Ihry come together bebxe the season. ihry share what they have learned and figure out which plays will heal benefit Hie tram. Itarlire stmts approximately one month tx-fnre the first game. Ttuil's when Hie coaching staff comes nltve. All of the hnrtl work over the past nine mouths Is put In Ihr lest. Thr wtxk Isn't over, though Every day. the practice flrld* have lo he luird and Hie game Held must also he lined hefure Hie game. Students have ques­ tions. roaches hnvr questions Every student must have com­ plete files Including birth dales, physical records and the like. Someone watches the weight roniti nnd locker roonu. Gnmc 11\ i I ( ' l l II / s l i l t s 11 For nddltlnnnl In lor mallon or lo register fix Hie mum! robin, cnnlncl the Icnnls shop al 444-0109. In DcBary will give free professional Icnnls lessons lo nil new members who Join Ihe tennis club Ix-forc September 30. The offer, of free unlimited lessons applies lo hath individual mul family inriiilHTBliIjis. New memberships cost 8500 per year for Individual nml 8800 for families. ‘We have (mill an extremely popular family lentils program here nt Glen Abbey.* said Tennis Director. Gene Hrannlgan. "Our summer youth program generated even more response Hint wc anticipated. Wc liojie the new membership drive will open our facilities lo more families nnd expand our youth progrnius.* Members hnvr full use of club and court families. Including six lighted courts, swimming pool, sun deck nnd barbecue. ABBEY RACQUET CLUB '' I ill \^ il I i i LAKE MARY _ Il Isn't often Hint you gel the chance to play one of the beat • and most ex­ clusive courses In all of Florida. Hidden hack on Markham Wood Road, behind some for­ bidding steel galea and some no-nonsense security men. all* Alaqua Country Club If you haven I played It. well Hiala brrouse It's totally pri­ vate That way. whrn rrsldrnl hero Gary Flayer wants to play a round of golf with, say Ivan Lendl nnd Michael Jordan, he's not walling for 40-haudleappers to try lo negotiate Alaqun's tight fairways. If yon gel a chance In piny ALtqua. lake It. F(X Ihr next ( uuplr of miKilhs. Ilirrr me siinir ojifuxlumile* l ot starters, thr course will host the 21si Annual AutoClassic Monday with a 0 a m shot­ gun Mart. The cost is 870 per player tx 8700 per foursimie ami also In­ cludes a party Invitation far two. rnnttnrninl breakfast, auctions mul nn nddillon.il round of golf nt Deer Island Golf and Lake / / ( ' < ’ /, p Racquet Club members enjoy mens, womens, and Junior Imirnmnents. bulb casual and sanctioned, along with group and individual lessons. For further Informal Ion. contact (he tennis shop nt 668-4461. S Y LV A N L A K E P A R K Is sponsoring a Junior Unrankcd Grand Prix Circuit icnnls tournament Saturday. August 18 and SundAy. August 17 nt the park located at 845 Lake Markhnin Rond In Sanford. Junior girls nnd boys nges 10 through 10 are Incited tg enter. Entry fees of 820 per jxrson must c received by Thursday. August 14. Every participant will receive n T-shirt and trophies will he presented lo winner and runners-up In main draws and consolations. Adult doubles round robins are also held every Monthly and Wednesday evening from 7 lo 10 p.m. No registration Is required. Intermediate lo advanced level players arc welcome to participate. Cost is S3 per * person nnd lentils hails arc provided by the park. For further Information cutunct Sylvan Lake Pork at 322-8507. Club. Proceeds from the event will benefit Hie Epilepsy Association of Central Florida To register, call Carmen at 422-1416. The price may lx* steep but it s tohgh to turn down an mvlInllnn to play one of the best and most well-kept courses In Central Florida If not Hie slate. Alaqua will also host Its Inau­ gural Match Flay MemberMember Golf Tournament over Labor Day weekend. The format Is best hall, twoman nnd trams will be paired In Mights based on handicap, with the winners from that Sntur day's pairings playing Ihe fol­ lowing day lo determine Hie winners. Alaqua'* Director of Golf, Gary EUls said he hopes lo make II nn annual event. C h ip 8 h o ts Timnrunn has been pretty bugy Utaly. JTIniuXadtiNUDva'ab*. T rent *|lent Hie Pro* conical mid Gary Keymonl trained ivilli Dill Gardner to take Ihe Hob Carlisl Shootout. Diet C * a tia a * 4 f ra a P a g * I B you because Hint's wluil n lot of research says.’ Hurke said. 'When >-ou rat a starchy food, therr Is a lot of glyremtn. Your liver lakes what It nerds mul the rest is just turned into Hit.* It s all a matter. Hurke said, of (>n Friday nights, when Ibr krrjiiug a balance. roaches are marching tqi mul *Uy keeping a level balance, down the sidelines, try and you get a higher efficiency of Iblnk of nil of thr bard work Ihry pul in during Hie off sea­ ruel in the rlghi combination.* son Think of them Hi Hie hot Ilurke said there are several amt lining the Held. Hi llie key* lo his diet. Flrsl. n person roaches oilier tale Into Si inlay trying lo gel Into Hie scute must night ami beljilng each and keep Htrir Insulin spikes lo a every kid who nerd (hem with minimum. That's where his ratio any problem they may have. of seven parts protein, nine Thry'rr mil therr because they parts of carbohydrates and onecare olxiut Hirlr schools and nnd-a-half parts fat conic Into their athletes. Those short Hirer the picture. The volumes depend mouths nrr what lliey live fix. on n formula. Next lime llirtr Is a question­ able call. Just know that they One of the best things about tire truly doing Ihrir very best. Ihe diet Is that snacking la okay. Hurke sold he often takes a cup of milk (one percent, not skim) with some almonds. The , 11111 k . u 1111t 22 people out on the Four lb mid they nil seemed to have a really great time. That's why wc'tc doing them anyway, for the members.* OLEN films hnvr lo lx* looked over for both Lake Mary and Ihe next opponent mul strategies are rewmkrd lo fit llie game plan II I* a never ending tiresome, sometime* over whelm mg job Amt not ime ol the roaches would Ir.ulr Ihrir Job hv anything *1 mn a teacher first, mid then a roach.* Frier* said. *1 am here In hrlp Hie kids mul ‘earli litem a little football along the way Sure. I want lo win ns much as everyone ami my Job Is lo put llie tram In a position lo do Hint every week I do that fix my players mid thru It's up lo them what they do wilh II Hut I am nuxr than a roach I do Hus be­ cause I love loothnll ami I tare aluml Ihr kids.* H i! < III .iii hnrdrst .part Is gelling away from regular dietary staples such ns potatoes and rice. Hurke described a typical breakfast. He had tw-u egg whites mid two cups of one percent milk. There wns also a half cup of honey dew melon and a couple of almoiuls. 'You need to maintain a con­ sistent level so If you fall off the wagon. It's no big deal.* Burke said. 'Were kujijMiscd lo feel healthy all the lime and when wc feel bad. II should be an ex­ ception. not the oilier way around.’ Even Iletter. Burke said Hie diet Is completely affordable. Shopping al a regular grocery store, he said Hie meals are cheap mul can be eaten in such a way that the food can last several duys. Dieting Isn't always cosy but Burke Mild he and Ills clients can fcrl the positive effects In ns early os 48 hours. I i i 11 I- I ) r i v I I Ii | NO EXPERIENCE NECE38ARYI ►Local 15 Day CDL Training ►Full Tuition Raimburaamant. ►Job Ptacamant ►Train Full Tima Or Part Ttmo TruckDrhrerkwtltuts,Inc. • tlOAaroLan* • i r ; * i >^ I ->von / « r , r r j a i -a l a i front FL, CA, KY. NY, PA H T HAMMS Pompano, Hoist Pork, > W ED. thru SAT. 7:30 P.M. THURS. A SAT. NOON: SUN. 1 P.M. Also Simulcast tan M M �UadMtkMiiiU i - ■■... ji ttf * - Sanford Herald. Ssnloid. Florida - Sunday. August 10. 1997 People Pilot convention beckons couple to Hawaiian Islands Bowlin graduates from FHP training Marian and Lester Krthwill have relum ed from a ((rand and g lo rio u s trip to ih r tropical paradise islands of Hawaii. A n d how was the mnrvHmis adventure? "It was wonderful, yes. yes." Marian extolled. Marian, president of I hr Pilot C lu b of Sanford In r., was l he club 's delegate to the Pilot In ­ ternational Annual Convention In Honolulu w h ich n itra rtrd over 1.400 Pilot members from all over the world. " T h e convention was a good o n e ." Marian said. Participants were provided w ith many networking oppor­ t u n i t i e s t h r o u g h b u s in e s s meetings and workshops. Illot m em bers celebrated a 925.000 grant given by the Pilot Inter- DORIS DIETRICH n a tio n a l F o u n d a tio n to the Ronald and Nancy reagan In ­ stitute lor Alzheim er's research. Those attending took part In a Pilot Walk, held In Waikiki on J u ly 22 to suppon the work of the’ Foundation in the are of brain-related flsordcrs. A “ Good Morning Am erica" salute was filmed during the walk. Locally, seveml Sanford Pilots who were unable to attend the convention took part and m ade contribu­ tions as "Ghost W alkers." Founded in 1921. Pilot In ­ ternational Is a volunteer service organisation of business and professional leaders w o rk in g together to Im prove the quality o f lif e In c o m m u n i t i e s th ro u g h o u t th e w o rld . T h e organisation's service focus Is h e lp in g p r o p l r w ith b r a in related disorders and dlaabtllllrs. T h e P ilo t I n i e r n a t l o n a l Foundation awards thousands of dollars In grants and scholar­ s h ip s each y e a r lo f u rth e r education, researrh and p ro ­ grams that benefit those sfftried b y neurological diseases and Injuries lo Ihe brain. T h e Rethwllls took advantage of the beauty of ihe country by vlsiling (here for about (w o weeks m ix in g business w ith pleasure. T h e y visited two other islands and took In all the wondrous sights afforded them. Lester happily tagged along to accompany M arian and he had a great time. Randall " R a n d y " M. Bowlin. 23. graduated in Jun e from the S la t R e c ru it C la ss. F lo rid a Highway Patrol Department of E n v ir o n m e n t a l P r o te c tio n . Division of La w Enforcement. Randy, b o m and reared In Sanford, la the son of Debbie and Henry Bowlin of Sanford. His grandparents are Mamie and U.V. Bowlin of Geneva and Jea n and Ralph M cLain of Sanford. A 1992 graduate of Seminole High School. R andy received his A A degree f r o m S e m in o le Community College where he a ls o a t t e n d e d th e P o lic e Academy. He waa third In the graduating claas with a 9 0 H average. He Joined 112 other* In •January at the Florida H ighw ay Marian Roihwiil (nghi) meets the newly metalled Pilot interns Patrol Academy. Tallahassee, to honal president. Lily Moore, of Denver C o lo , et Hawaii conventeion. attend a 6 -m o nth claas and tut were graduated Ju n e 20. Randy annlrraary Th e rouple w r r r Hogrr W ilbur, all of Sanford T h e rouple celebrated thru had ■ 90 9 G P A . Randy works married A ug lO. IW W ai All first a n n iv e rsa ry In J uI| p »lf|rrrr with the Gam e and Fish C o m ­ Souls Catholic C hu rrh . Sanford mission and has always hern itk-ir Father G a rc ia p rfo rm rd Ih r where they are m aking it home She Is a student leacf -arkrr interested In m arine patrol He traditional ceremony feels the h ig h w a y patrol on Chanda Is Ihe daughter of and w ill graduate from N<Jvs water can e nha nce enCindy and Steve Koblnaon and Issues and decrease Steven la ihe son of Paulette and Jvlty. He asked to b r to Flagler. Brevard or . but waa sent to e tc he has a boat, a u id a g u n . a recently home on he visited his great Louise Manning, a H e a lth c a re a n d Center of Sanford. Steven W. Randall M. Bowlin has completed a 6-month d a t a and was gradualad June 20 from ths Florida HlQhway Patrol Acadamy, Department of En­ viron m en ta l P roiectton?D #partm eni of Law E n f o r c e m e n t , F lo r id a M a rin e P a tr o l, el Tallah assee. Upon graduation, he received the Executive 01rector's Award and la assigned to marine patrol duty In the Keys. Photo shows (from loft): Col. Ronald H . 0 rimming, Director, Florida Highway Petrol: Director H.M ."M ickay" Watson. Director, Division of Law Enforcement; Bowlin holding award; and Fred 0 . Dickinson ill, Exec­ utive Director, Department ol Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles. ft be long before Randy takas a hrtde to complete the Idyllic aettlng at his condo in the Keys He and Rachel Swann w ill bem antedOct. 11. i i i n i w i u r y in Jupiter. Congratulations are In order to C h a n d a B. a n d S teven W . Wilbur on their first wedding A B W A pledges support to Hom e; Deese earns scholarship Th e Central Florida Chapter of American Bualness Women's Association shared tea at two at the Good Samaritan Home on Saturday. Aug. I, as the of­ ficers gathered lor a few hours of planning. President Dee Dee Tinker of Central Florida Chapter of A B W A . and the chapter have pledged their full support to the Good Samaritan Home for 1997-98. The chapter will hold a mythical cake sale, other fund raisers, redo the residents rooms and give other supplies to the home. Th e mission of ABW A is to b rin g together business women of diverse occupations and to provide opportunities for them to help themselves and others grow personally and profes­ sionally through leadership, education, networking support a n d national recognition. Shoring In the planning ns they sipped tea were: Wanda Harrison. H arry Flaglc; chair­ m an of the Good Samnrltan Board of Directors: D ccD rc Tin ke r, President of Central Florida Chapter of AIIWA; Deltv Jaffcoat: Thelma Mike. M H jw iM r n VrI' • 111 •. Seminole High School, a 8500 scholarship. MARVA HAWKINS Administrator of Good Sam ari­ tan: Beatrice M artin: Lois Stnlden: Victoria M urphy: and Hilda Rodrlqucx. secretary of ABW A. DEEBB RECEIVES QUILD SCHOLARSHIP The awarding of the 1997 scholarship award la good news for Ihe Sanford Central Florida Musician's Guild. On Saturday, August 2nd. at Ihe monthly meeting of the guild held at St. Jo h n Baptist Church. President of the guild Charles D. Jackson and schol­ arship committee members All incase S. Bentley and Sylvia Stallworth, presented Oyron T . Dccsc. a recent graduate of Deese Is ihe son of Barbara and Bennie Deese of Sanrord. Deese plans to major in b u s i­ ness administration al M ore­ house College In Atlanta. Deese was chosen for Ihe scholarship because of his community, school and relig­ ious Involvement throughout the Central Florida area. "Byron was ihe overwhelming choice for this year's award because of his commitment to Christ, his exem plary charac­ ter and his devotion to gospel music*, said C harles Jackson, president of the guild. "Ilia level of service to the church and community la second to none." For more th a n four years he haa been active in the award­ winning Seminole High School Gospel Choir, serving as presi­ dent In h it senior year, while leading the cho ir to be a n a ­ tional award w inner. He served as senior class council m e m ­ ber. as a student government officer, a tribe council member, student congress member and waa alto a member of Ihe homecoming court and Future Business Leaders of America. Hla service in the community haa him active in the M artin Luther King. J r . celebration choir, the m usicians guild and the fellowship praise and w o r­ ship choir. An ardent member of H ickory Avenue C hu rch of God he la vice president o f the church's mass choir, a youth m inister and member o f the Church of God district youth board and state mass choir. The Musician's Guild scho l­ arship la presented to youths who are active in church and community activities. Since 1004. Ihe guild has presented 82.500 In scholarships. B e ­ cause of the continued c o rp o ­ rate sponsor support of the Wllson-Elchelberger Mortuary, the Musician's Guild has re­ cently named the scholarship, Ihe Eunice I. Wilson Music Scholarship. W ilson, an avid supporter of gospel music for Central Florida Chapter A B W A making plans to help the Good Samaritan Home are (seated, from left): Wanda Harrison, Harry Flagle and Dae Tinker. Back row:- Thelma Lois 8talden, Victoria Murphy quez. yews, has kept gospel music alive throughout Seminole County. ROBERTS ARRIVES FOR REUNION There was a gathering of the sons of Alford Jackson this weekend as son Alford (Check) Roberts flew in from California for a week o f visiting family, mother Ernestine Roberts, grandmother Theola Merthle and hla slaters and brothers. Rev. Alford Roberts is the a s ­ sociate minister of Friendship Baptist C h u rc h in Fairfield, CXltf. and la employed at C a li­ fornia Oil Refinery. He Is the brother of Isaih Mobley who is employed b y the Dade County Board of Education and Jaco b (Jake) Davis o f Sanford. The family worshipped at the St. John Baptist Church and then had din n e r at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alford Jackson. DANCE CELEBR ATIO N This afternoon at 4:00 p m. Mt. Olive Progreaaive Baptist 8an(ord Central Florida Music Guild scholarship presents! I< n (from left) Altmaasa Bentley, Charles Jackson, Byion Doeea a d Sylvia Stallworth. Church in Leesburg presients "Praise Dance Celebration 9 7" featuring Mt. Olive Praise Perfectors, Mt. Olive Children Dancers w ith guests Article Jones of Miami. Joale Everson and Robert Hayes of Mlite M inistry of Orlando. T h is eve il will be held at the Bethel Si le at 1000 Thom as Road In Lee iburg. For more Information you can call (3631742-0964. �T P P W W B p | D | ll I ' i • • Sanford Hsrald, Sanford Florida - Sunday, Au0ual 10, 1007 - NOSTALGIA PorifiQ own old photographs can bo • momorablo axparlanca. tomattmaa, •tho traoaurod oM photos bring unbrtdlsd ptsssurs whllo at othor limaa, thty may gsnoralo a tsar or taro. But thoy ars tsars of happy and pfsaaani momants. In thaaa fils photos tho t a n t o r d Haraid has dlscosorad that many cotshntlss and satoamod poraonailtiss haws bssn tho focus of our roving pnofograpnm mo wc pitn to aharo thorn with you from tlms to tkns. Ths upper loft photo foaturas a Mg recaption which .Sanford antraprsnsur Jsno Paulucci hostsd at his Sanford 'homo for Hubert Humphrey {former U S. senator and U.8. vies presidsni) whan ho cams to town during his campaign for Unites States President in 1072. Shown In tho photo are (seated, from toft): Winifred M. 'Sill'* Olatow. Walter Oleiow (Herald publisher at the lime), Muriel Humphrey. Hubert Humphrey and lix Pauiucei Helfnch (the hoot's sister). Standing (from loft): dans Spolskl. Doris (WUMame) Dietrich, Bill Kirk and John Spotaki (Herald editor at the time), in lower left photo, Donne Lou Askew, a native of Sanford, was honored at a parly in Sanford while her husband, Houbtn Askew, was in the run­ ning for governor of Florida. Photo shows (from left); Sheila Roberts. Mrs. Askew, Arfene Tetonbaum and Carolyn Stonstrom. P h o t o at right shows the lata amit able 1i f f l M m - - t u 58*$Kr; mOfif* •f:Sc f m * I t ( 11 , i*P W 1 w fc m - i f a kk J e — I - . ! . wnmm o i o ffn in o n County (who was etways m the in tn o v y N M O fl m ooo) in o n il 1, Dorothy, at a social path- > > k V k k. W >. t . U k k Scouts learn all about Independence ,, ..JJtofeM lth day ,si 0 K i.* M " il Day Camp In Seminole C ounty .waa unique. Instead-at k w n u n g about another country, the girls would learn about their own country and what It was like on the first Independence Day. The d a y was planned by Kristen Joatln as her S ih r r Award. The silver award is the sec­ ond highest recognition a G irl Seoul can earn. It Is the last step of the Cadettr level. To earn her stiver. Kristen had to plan the crafts, games ami snacks and find guests for the day. She also had to slay within a budget. One craft was lealherwork. Leather was plentiful for our forefathers. T h e y used leather to make everything from rlM hcs to jewelry. Dee Easierscreech owl for Ihc scouts to brook from Tandy Leather sec. W atching the barn owl came out to the camp and showed the scouts Iter collec­ turn his head, one of the girls asked If It was true that owls tion of hides. Then she showed could turn their heads all the the girls how to Imprint de­ way around. No. Ron said, but signs on leather. Each scout ihqr can lu m them 3/4 of the got to make a leather bracelet. way around. Another craft was making a Colonial tut lantern. W ith no The full grown screech owl weighed only 4 ounces! Many of matches available, our forefa­ thers depended an tin lanterns. the scouts thought It waa a baby when they first saw it. Th e lanterns were used to light Ron said (lust they got a lot of other fires. T h e colonist used screech owls, mostly on rainy lo punch small holes in the lanterns to make a design. Th e nights. A favorite screech owl scouts did the same thing. Tlie meal la lllllc frogs, which lend heart design was the most to hop out Into the roadway on rainy nights. The owl swoops popular. dawn far a snack and gets hit A special guest for the day by a car. was Ron Ifardcc from the WUdUfe Rehabilitation Center. The center also gets quite a Hon brought a b a m owl and a few squirrels, about 30 Dying Kelly Evans bride of Raymond Harris K e lly L y n n E v a n s a n d Raymond William Harris, both of Sanford, were married J u ly SB. at 4 p m. . In the Sanford Christian Church. T h e Rev. J .D . Scsgroves performed the The bride Is the of im Evans of %• £ and the la the aon of Mary and The bride waa given In marriage by her father. J e n ­ nifer Malloy attended the bride as meld of honor and Sierra A n n Thom pson wee flower Id rt. aer ved the b rid e g ro o m ae best m a n . G ro o m s m e n w e re P a tric k Evens and Ben M unde. Following the ceremony, a reception wee held at the Northlake Clubhouse. IN B R IE F squirrels a years and as many as 200 grays. Flying squirrels, weighing a whopping 2 ounces full grown, ore the most plen­ tiful squirrel in Florida. Hut because they are nocturnal and keep to the trees, they arc sel­ dom seen and less Ukely to ticcome car victims than grays. Th e Wildlife Rehabilitation Center takes in 600 to 1000 animats a year. Th e center has on SS percent save rate, the highest of any organisation of Its kind. Once on animal has recovered from their injuries, they arc released into the wild. Some animals recover, but arc too crippled to return to the wild. Many times, these ani­ mats become temporary par­ ents for young animals on the mend. Next week. Egypt anti an In­ ternational luncheon. C R A FT Y SE N IO R S W ELCOM E A LL H ie new scries of craft classes ihe Lake Mary seniors have begun arc fun. economi­ cal. and environmentally sound. Tills week, they recy­ cled plastic containers and newspaper lo make bowls. Picking out the right shape plastic container they wanted lo use. Ihe seniors then cov­ ered them with paper mache. T h e y will paint the bowls next week. Other recycled crafts they will work on will Include msk* □ I Law anforcamant day M t lborhood Pol Pollcir icing Division of the . Th e District Three Neighborhood Seminole County Sheriffs Office Is Inviting eu residents of Th e crossings and surrounding area to help celebrate ‘Lake Mary Law Enforcement Day* on Saturday. Aug. IS at the west end of Lake Mery Center, from 10 a m . to 2 m . helicopter, marine paThere will be a display of the ALE troi boats, a m ini 8.W .A .T. display. an In-line skate presenta­ tion. bicycle safety talks. Dree bike Inspections and golf putting lessons. Refreshments will be served. Sr SBcrstarlft to moot * Th e Winter Park Chapter Professional Secretaries Interna­ tional will hold their monthly dinner meeting on Tuesday. Aug. 13, at the Langford Hofei In Winter Park. dinner will begin at 6 p.m. and the speaker la scheduled for ? . The cost Is $14.50. For reservations, contact Donna Gibbs at 262-0998 or 260-5511. ^Getting married? It *1 11 wedding forma a n available at the Sanford I office. 9 00 N. F n a c f A re .. Sanford. 32771 DuMtehed In the * >i1^*1* 1 end may he by e photo. Then leno charge rervlce. ■ort then three months old wfB be publlahad In tom without a photo. bJ v* i k . |AA1|4|14b *“ AalkafolllAa4ljim A ^ b Ob b 1owl wWchthaScout*found intonating. f ftyDAB b g.tSA vHHNIfw Ito lW IIliB IO C i v C fN 9 i| Vw VOB 8 Tull* Poyothy Knight and Nskk McCarthy show soma of tho shirts aanfon wtNaaMal tho Novambar GoMan Ago Samoa. �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Sunday. August to . 1997 Southeastern U n iv e rs ity . PI. L a u d e rd a le .. In D e r c m b r r . S t e v e n 'la e m p lo y e d ua a mechanical engineer a t ' Pratt ii nd W h itn e y In W est Palm lleach. |taMlt>«Wl“Wi» g B E B 5 ^ jS S ARTOSMOfftTRATION mao anvai g*s» —n1 . i"£*KlZ& pm* ft!a * Hfc— V*»Mt»h~°t ««iv<fw»i a fwsiw Aws t»m w cacr % te H Z lU L S U B a l Joe Malhleux. longtime area art 1st and one of the founders of th e S a n f o r d -S e m ln o le A r t Association, was In charge of the J u ly meeting of the aaaoctatton held at Shoney'a Keataurant. Jo e . also a retired art In* structor in the Seminole County schools, taught the members to make baskets for change and penclla front styrofoam cups and assorted colored raflla. It was announced that Faye Siler and beta Long will head up the February 1900 memebrehlp show. According to A sh b y Jones, plana were also formulated for the 1097*90 yearbook w ith the Claire O'Connor's w inning 1997 m e m b e rs h ip sh o w p a in tin g gracing the cover page. Ashby says the group will rfwm o - In an effort to come one on one w ith her (lock, the Rev. Beth FogIc Mlllcr. pastor of the First U n it e d M e th o d is t C h u r c h , devised what she hopes will be a sure fire solution. T o personally visit each member and family would be time-consuming, and Pastor Beth, the church minister for two months, wants to get on w ith it. Under the chairm anship of Lay Leader Linda Robb, hosts and hostesses w ill hold get* acquainted gatherings In their homes. During August. 15 home meetings have been scheduled with others to follow. "M y goal." Pastor Beth said, "la to meet as m any members as possible by Charge Conference on Oct. 2 9 ." Each of these meetings will >1 • ItWl Ur»w*t So t»**« Otm fsewwsNp ««iinn i» m f o U sot bidifwrCrtM hpwi offer good conversation, good fellowship. refreshments and a chance to share together about what lh r congregation means to each and the com m unity. It la u p to th e h o s ts to in v it e m em bers to their homes, but the entire membership ch u rrh will be Included on a list before the project ends. Linda said. T h e first such meeting was held last week at the Bram To w e rs home of Derry Hants. A b o u t 21 a t t e n d e d , a n d a cco rding to D e rry . "It was delightful...very w orthwhile." D erry served refreshments at the afternoon event and special guest was Ruth Ham ilton, a Bram Tow ers resident who will turn IOO neat April. Several members came from the T o w n and Lake Apartments. O the r hosts for the summer gatherings are: Jane and Bruce B o ie lk a . G lc n n a a n d Kales B ro c k m a n . P h y llis an d J i m Etep. C in d y Guiles. Clayde and Ashby Jones. Rubye King. Mary Lo u McDonald. Carole and Wlllle fVgnun. Sharon and Fred Rader, Nancy and Noy Rivers. J o y r r and Blake Sawyers, and Linda and David White. ing gift Ixtxrs (Nit lit old C lu ls tn m i cards and c a rd ­ board. Want lo participate, but you're not a senior? That's okay. These rralt classes m r open to all adults who want to attend. Just slop by tlir Frank Evans Center any Tuesday at 9 30 a m. Using donated materials, the seniors have also itr-gun deco rating T*shlrts to sell nl the Golden Agr Games In Move in ber They money Is needrd to buy materials for senior programa. You CAn also atop by the Frank Evans C rtd rr to lirlp out with the T-sh irt painting Answers to drinking quu can signal need for help have read in your cotuaui a hat'of danger signals that suggMt somaone may be addicted to alcohol. I brushed it off the Brat tiBM I aaw it since it ’ obviously didn't refer to drinking problem, asvoo. (finally hs e s s V w ir w jX ik.W-oo* SO i|<iiui(Mesli kWUMl j fl 0 0 E 2 2 r^ 0 30 It and paaaad w ith flying colors. However, my conscience wouldn't let me get away with the Urn I told myself whan 1 took the teat, as I took it again — this flaw honmtly. You had said that if you answered 9 00 FMUSO' CaSah smotr N U | c«aya* littiMr e je rn r X lh|i«i( Th e s a ly requirem ent fo r m b m U p la a dsalro Is atop rs NM— ~S«w« Un IsJfrSiaV'i Tt*J**'i W ILLIAM T . WARD t M s ’l l m ’ B William T . Ward, whose wife. Laklaha. la the daughter of Melissa A. Johnson of Mara Court. Sanford, recently com ­ pleted the Senior Clerk Course at Personnel Administration School. Marine Corps Service Support Schools. Cam p Lejeunc. N .C. The 1993 graduate of Semi­ nole High School of Sanford, joined tne Marine Corps In J u ly of 1993. practical work In military lead­ ership at the A rm y Reserve Of­ ficer Train in g Corps (ROTCJ Advanced Cam p at Fort Lewis. Tacom a. Wash. Bowman Is the son of James P. Bowman of 1908 Hibiscus Lane. Maitland. Ills wife. Kristy. Is the daughter of Ronald W. Feasler of 1032 Nodding Pines Way. Casselberry. He la a 1093 graduate of Lake Howell High School. W in­ ter Park. DAVID H. QEILM AN iilniM>ir«i»s)omi ISM M S |tH7. Cornel atfc-l 1W . . 1S turn iu ot w a B w B B jB S 1i S l B e W N N a l Ms1U»Nf nVwi Own y»>ftn M«rt« •tjl.JV llumt)Amj u* UWl. Mptr* +t* i^ s rs y .rr^ rr Twine* A i r ’ Force Airman 1st class David N. Oellman has gradu­ ated from the aircraft guidance and control systems appren­ tice course at Keealer A ir Force Bae, Biloxi, M ia s.. Oellman la the son of Mindy A. Bander of 1474 Sunahadow Drive. Casselberry. The airman la a 1993 graduate of Lake llowell High School. Winter Park. Fla. JO H N B. YOUNGBLOOD Jo hn E. Youngblood, io n of Saul Youngblood of West 15th Street and Carlctha Merkeraon o f Harding Avenue. Sanford, la hairway through a six-month deployment to the Mediterra­ nean Sea with Fighter Squad­ ron 14, embarken aboard the aircraft carrier U S S Jo hn F. Kennedy. Th e 1979 luate of Serai* noie High •ol joined the n a r a ia n �m T L i u ‘U i',., Sanford Herald. Sanford. 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MM. m aryannsm onm mp a epee ml acci pontcipoia m ahould caniact Administration at talaphant "umber l O M I X l N . nat later than aoTon (f) daya pnat la tha pract aOn a it haartnp imported, aooi i soo MS-srrt, at swca (V) t soo sss srro. *ta Hanaa Natay Senate Moaon S Aaaaciaroa, FA . ITTST U l I I North. CA IS O CMCMtCAL MSIOCItTIAL MOATOAOC CONFONATION. auccaaaor by marpar la MANOANCTTIN S COMPANY. NtC.. NOTICC I t NCNCST OrVfN to a Swamary Final at taraaiaaura dated Juty Mte. I N I , anaorad M CHd Caaa Na. ST-ddM -C A-taA at tea Ctreud Court at tea 1CTN N O LI County. SANFOKD. I met aaa to « WCCT FNONT DOOM at tea S f M t O L I County Caurthouaa Heated M SSI NONTN FAMH Avenue m CANFONO. Fianda at 11dS am . on tea Mth day at Aupuat. ISST tha tadaama Fu«M LOT M . ALAFATA WOODS FttASS iv ACCOMOtNO TO T H l FLAT TNCNSOP. AS NS CONOID m FLAT BOOK U . PAOI SS •St. OF TIM FUNUC NSCOMOS OF SSMHlOLS COUNTY. FlOMiDaaad tern tSte day at jw y •SST. ICMCUTT COUNT M ALI CHrS M ted Cvaud Court W f BT MONTOAOS INC M tha FtamtM and BOSSY MCFALLS. CCNTUNT t l . A .A. CANM IS. INC.. NSALTON, NIC HAND PLIMPTON; M IN IO U N HSALTMCAM. INC.; TH l UNKNOWN H I IKS AND/OK DC V IS ItS OF H fC TO N M NIYIAA. O S C IA S tO . TH l UNKNOWN FSRSONAl R IP R tSSNTATIYC OF TNS SSTATI OF NSCTON M. K4VIRA. OSCSASID. TNS UNKNOWN CUUM ANTS OF VMS IS TA TI OF N IC TO N M KIVINA. OSCCASCO; NCCTOK M NIYSMA, JN ; JlN M lF IA MVCNA. art ms Oattadwda. ■ md aad H tee hrphoal and hoar Srddsr tar caah at tea Waal Front Door I am malt County Caurteauaa. M l North Fart Auanua. Santard. Flonda TTTT1 si 11 SO a m . an tea FSte day at AUGUST, ISST. tea U » t n r | LOT U OAK VILLA. A C C O M ■SO TO TNC PLAT TNIACOF. A l N|CONOCO m f l a t n o o k so . PAOIS TS ANO M . PUBLIC M CO nos OF S IM lN O ll COUNTY, n o te DA W lTN Cff M T HAND and tea aaat at pua Court on JULY TSte. ISST N O TIC I IS NSNSOV OIVCN pursuant la • C w m a ty Final Judpmant at Aupuat IM . IM T . O vu Caaa Na. sr-PSTteCA-14-C at tea Circuit Court of tea tCTM judicial CveuK tn and lar SCMlNO LI County. CANFONO. FHrtda. I aad la tea hwheat and. boat bidder tor caah WCCT FRONT DOOR at tea SIMINOLC County Caurteauaa H ew ed M M l N. PARK AVI MU I m SAN­ TORO. FHrtda. at 11:00 am . an ay ot Aufuot. IM T Fmal Judpmtnt, ta-wtt: LO T IS. BLOCK F. HIOOIN LA K I, UNIT 1-0, ACCOROma TO T N I FLAT TN IN CO * AS RCCORDf 0 m FLAT NOOK IT . PAOCS SS ANO S4. OF T N I FU O U C RICOROC OF CIM IN O LI COUNTY. FLORIDA. Dated tela tat day ot Aupuat. IM F . (CIRCUIT COURT U A U MARYANNS MOflIC Cter* Ot tea Ctreud Court •y: Dorothy W. Belton Daputy CHrk T H l LAW O F F IC II OF OAVIO J. STCRN. PA. ATTORMSY FOR PLAINTIFF 4S00 SNCRIOAN STR IC T •TC4S0 NOUVWOOO. FL SSOTI (SS4) MS-0400 CT-I0000(FNW) In accardanea wNh tea Amarksn wdh OHobKRHa Act. bis a spec IN acci participate m « should contact tea CHrk M tea Crrcud Court at tea SIM IttOLI County Caurteauaa M 40T-STS4SS0. not Hear than aauan daya h i m to i n n rn ritdini If fltlf bra HrpatradL 1-000-•SS-OTTt (TOOl Of »■ tea Caurthouaa. a SI MiNO wI County. Florida. M It 00 am r c H e t an tea TOth. day at AUGUST. ISST. tea totHwmp daaenbad property aa sat forth w sard Fmal TMI CAST I t F I I T OF LOT S. slo ck s. a s m i a s u m o ALONG T N I M K T H IA S T IN IT U N I ANO LOT I . SLOCK I . I I C I P T T H l IA S T S F I I T T H IM O F as M IA S U N ID a l o n g T H l N O N IH IR IT U N I T H IM O F . N tP lA T OF SANO KA. UNITS t ANO I . ACCOKO m o TO TNS FLAT T H IM O F AS M C O N O ID m FIAT COOK IT . PAOIS tt AND t t . PUBLIC KICONOS OF S IM IM U COUNTY, n o t e DA. W a TOT P Btod. u rn DAT CD tern TSte day at JULY. ISST. lhautd tea Cdy C emmiaaian i atructurafal shad be condemned. May h a w tea I 0» Jar al Candarnnauan lasutnns you Id ( atructuratal to be demohehad and • sound repair wftem a Mma certain. K P N I addhiplal at atrutturafN arp npt i ar raatrrad wdNut such tana T M a L M R p d l coal at tea aama aaaaaaad aa a ban proparty K you he*e any quaatmna ca tha Coda In f oreament Oapartmant M MST) US-SSIS. SHOULD YOU OICIOS TO AFFCAL ANT MATTCN C O N S M N S O NT VMS ASOVf MCANINO. YOU MAT N U O A M N O K H M SBOONN O F TNS PKOCIIOdtOS. TSSTNIONV A M CVtOSWC S WMCN NOOONO IS M T FNOVtOSO BY TMI c m r OF SAWFONO- IF A JS M fS M . FtKSONS WITH OiSASIUTNS IH S BBSO ASSM TIN PS T O NAMTtCIFATI rn ANY OF TNSSI FNOCCCONIOS SNOrJLO COWTACT TMI F IM O N N S L OFFICI ADA COONONU T ON NT SSS-SSSS 4S HOURS m AOVANCI OF T H l MCSTStO. PUSUSHIO OATCS: Aupuat IS. ISST S ArrpuM IT , ISST OSH-IST FAMFISl O a f f u i a t s s , l t d . FAMFISIO AFFNJATtS. d • M i W tFSO F. MANCVC. I DOS OLAMN. TNS I HU M A M OF MANCV C. o u w m . u s m t io s t a t s s o f A M IR K A . SAJHMT T SANK OF CSNTRAL FLORtOA. N i l ; PARAMOUNT FINAMCtAL mCORPORATIO O/S/A PARAMOUNT FNIAMCIAL. NtC . FRAFUU. R. KOTOOtA; N A M LAL VCRMA; IF LIVINO. M CIUOINO ANY UNKNOWN •POUSI OF SAW tu n JUOQI JOHN K SLOOP. 1 JUppa at Ite Cards. ■ ItOO AM. AUOUST IM T. SammoH Cawty COUKTKOOM f \ WiTMSS my hand and tea seal ot trap cowl • Summom Camay h g n h tea rite day at j u l t . |MT MAIWAMNC I cum OF COURT SlM PtOU COUNTY JMy JO. TT. and l neatce. Tatephana: (S M )M TBOOT; l-SOB-SSB-STTI (TOOl or l-SOO-SSS^TTO (V). ma FHnda Pubtpn Jury to . XT. and AusuM S. to. IMT OSO-tSO _______ •144 NATIONSBANK. N JL (SOUTH}. 10 IM T M O -tM OCAN J . NOT IAN, at ML. NMHP H Lot to r. w o o o c r s s t . utarr Five. acaordHp ta tea MM tad in Plot IT . posm SO, ISOPd ST, at - County C aurteauaa. Santard. FHrtda. 114S am. an •SIR. ISST. (M T ) M S -4 IM l i t . 4IT7; 1. SOS-SSS-STT1 (TOOantyt. WITNCSS my hand and Baal at teH Court an Juty TSte. ISST. ICawiSsaS MARYANNS MONSt C U M . CINCUtT COURT Sy Oaratey W. ■ OCH-41 TNUSTCCS. ANO A U OTHSR p s r s o n s c u u M m o s r. THROUGH. LINOS R OR AGAINST THS NAM ID Of FINOANTlSl. JOHN OOC. UNKNOWN TSNAMT; JANS DOS. UNKNOWN TCHANT, TO : F R A F U U N. KOTOOtA; N A M LAL VCRMA; IF UVBM . mcLuomo spousi LAIANO OTSNO. UNKNOWN SFOUSS OF U U A N O O TIN O . NfK/A WSMOV OTSNO 10. I T . 1007 0CM-10S Juty TSte. I H T antsrad m Caaa Na. SS-SSIS CA I I S at tea CrrtuA Court at tea CION* T ltN T N JudKial Crrcud m and H r CCMIHOIC County. FHrtda ■Straw CHCMICAl RISiOSN TlAL M ONTOAOf CONFONA­ TION. tu ccaattr by ■arpar ts M ANOANCTTIN C COMPANY. INC. H Promt dl and MIOUIL A. HtOALOO and CAM NA H O M IOWN IK S ASSOCIATION. INC ara OatswSanaa. • sod to tea caaa. You harte tha rtsht H l you haters tea C a w I i an yarn SsbM* aa was i an atear aWnttaaa M you da nM ass t ar. tea CSy l w a r* at. m m w MdsiMoO s HMM orsM o m . at ted NW rn M tea MW 1M a ( S o M W M M d hnr s r s r t r om s s m j s m m p m m M ted NW IM of ted MW IM MM dtM S AUTHORITY. JOHN DOC AS UNKNOWN TINANTS m FOSMSsaON OS FINOANTlSl NOTICC 1C NINCOT OIVCN purauawt ta a Fmal J adamant at F arseH a w dated Jims I . ISST. _ OSCiASSO. TNS RSSPfCTrvt UNK M W N NfiRS. OSViStta. CABS M i S I - 4 I I K A - I 4 - B FIRST NATIONWIOC MORTOAGI CORPORATION FUUNTIFF VS CHRISTOPHIR L. ((LAND. AN01 LA M IILAND A/K/A AN OS LA IILANO. HIOOIN LAKS HOUSING ASSOCIATION. INC . ONAMOI COUNTY SHOUCL A. HIDALGO and CAMONA HOM COW NIM ASSOCIATION. INC.. YOU ANC NCNCOV M T IF IID MM S I _ So c i narrated bv ted Oat M CddHBHMsnMS M ted C m at ■dual. t M r . M 7SC pjs. M ted City Santard an tea M W day M H I T . Santard CMyHML StS I . Florida, la mass tuN i S. IS, ISST NOTiCI IS NSNSOV OIVCN THAT. PURSUANT TO T N I JUOOMCMT OF FONCCLOSUNI ■NT1RSO m TNC ABOVI C A U S I. I WILL S I U TNC PNOPCRTY SITUATCO rn M M IHOLS COUNTY. FLORIDA. LOT SB. FOX NUN BUBOtVIMOM. ACCONOIMO TO T N I FLAT THCNCOP AS RICONOf 0 m P U T BOOK ts. PROS SO. PUBLIC NtCONOS OF SCMIN O LI COUNTY. FLORtOA. AT PUBLIC SALS. TO TNS HMMSST ANO BSST MOOSR. FON CASH. AT 11.00 A M . ON M te. 1SS7. AT (Natl dear at tea m ACCONOANCS WITH TMI AMCNICMI WITH OtSASRJTICS ACT. FCNSONS WITH OtSABRInss NSSONM a b p s c u l ACCOMMODATION TO PANT1CIPATI rn THIS PNOCtSDWa SHOULD CONTACT TNS A.OJL. ADMINISTRATOR FOR TN I c u m OF TNS COURT M T LATIN THAN T DAYS PRIOR TO TNS FNOCSSOtNO. AT TNS SBMWO U COUNTY COURTNOUSS. TIUFM O N S SSS-4SSS, ■XT. 4CCT. IF NSARWO IMPAIRS0, (TOO| I-IS O -M SS TTI. VOtCS (V) 1-SOO-MI­ STTO. TNtS IS NOT A COUNT DATTO: JuBy TSte. IMT cum OF THS COUNT By. Oaratey W. I MONTIS OLVO. TAMRA, FL STOSS •iDtst-mo n u NO; PC-BBS S.IS. ISST of t r a n s a m s r ic a f in a n c ia l m r v ic s s . m e . a NOTICS IS HCRSSV OfVSN M a I urnwary Fmal I M Fa •S-IM T-CA-14-A at tea Ctreud Ceuri at tea ■UPtaante Judicial O r u d m add ter dammalt C aunty. FHrtda. •harem CROWN SANK, a Federal Samnpa Hard (t/aja Crown fa rm pa Association wider da termer slate charter) M Ptamtift and NANCY ORCNC H IK II PAULA JIFFRCV ual; any I PANT1SS Cl any unknown saio osfsn- OANTISI. IF RSMANNMO. ANO IF OSCCASCO. TNC RCSPSCTIVC UNKNOWN NS m s. O SVtSlIS . O R A N TU S . ASStONCIS. CRCOITORS. USNORS. ANO TRUCTICC. ANO A U O TM IR PIROOMS CLAIMWO BY. THROUGH. UNDSR OR AGAINST T N I NAMCO OCFCNOANT(S) W HOM RCSIDCNCI 1C: UNKNOWN YOU ARC NCNCST raptured to tdte tea CHrk at ten Court, and to aarva a copy OONC ANO O NDINeO PI l ambwla C ounty, Florida due 1at day M AU O U IT. IM T . c u m OF TNS CIRCUIT COUNT Sy Nute Kbtp MOT North I TM apa.Fl I (SIM XTS-S4S4 FAX f M IN I IS. IT. ISST mS T asvm Bm D#6ofQI M. caah at tha Waal at tea lentlneie County Caurteauaa. M l N. Park Avonua. Santard, Florida M d euan o'clock am on teo Mte day ot Aupuat. IM T . tea taRawbip daaenbad praparty. IM SS. I T . JO H N ! VtlLAOf M O N IV IIIO N . according to Na^ — —-- - -n i— ^■TO teemei Vt o VOV m Mm rfCOtOW PHI Nook IS. Paoaa Tl and TT, ot iho Public Racorda ol County, FHrtda M lammoH County. FHrtda teH TSte day of July. I M T. Maryanna Motto CHrk ot tea Ctreud Court •aadnoH County FHrtda D r Dardtey W. SoRon Aa Daputy CHrk K IN N tTH L SCHUTT. ISO . LOT SS. FOXSFUR SUBOIVIU O N PMASI N. ACCOROINO TO TNS MAP ON PLAT TH IN S OF AS NICONOSD IN F IA T BOOK SS. FA O IS Tt THROUOM TS. OF T N I PUBLIC NSCOROS OF SSM IN OU COUNTY. FLORI­ DA. A/K/A M l S TIS P U C M A S I CIRC L I, SANFORD. FL T1TTI. K you tod So tBo your anomar or H teo as ova » TKANSAMIRICA FINANCIAL SIRVICSS. INC., a CaWorma I teH Natico M AetHn; tea M teH prooaadb a auR H r lameHours i name H Dead B m I UNKNOWN PANTISS cHrm appurtenancaa and naturae, aa aw forte bi sard Order or Fmal mhoaa d a d t n b a d * t M T O M M I M H 111 Farms. Inc. M NaraH N. WSNR; nm tepnpi TSJ M teM atant tea Norte l u d m a t ; Nartbaad earner at MM MrtMa pptpM M ORklal Records Saak M S. Papa 1ST1. PM SamrtaH County, Fieri Pa. nm Bwnoo Saute MO M leal aHnp tea Woatarty boundary at pad tea Sautearty prelonpatteh IbarpM H r tep ppMS l teanca Norte M'TS'SS* Wear Tas.lt MM M tep l _ tea Wad ITS.OO teat M tepNW IM a lte a N W US pi add I TS; run teanca Saute S0*SS*SS* IB M 4t d «PM B IT W 4 ITTA AB SMI IMMW SMB SBM p nm teanca r “■ srsos* *............. ... m a bom OB UNKNOWN ky and attarnay, IS FI, la tea Paint at Centammp T.SOt Acroa. mart at and • mm p mm M ■.ab i a Cotnif ----------—M a Q. . m mm flaW iiD ^OtwmfDpI Ranpa TS (aat. run Saute lt* S rt> * Id a Narthaaat comar ot teM cartam parcel M Mrs See* U . Papa IT S . Pubhc R liird a M I p a d run teanca Matte PQ*St SS* Sad 1.11 tmt M nor d vwa Cartmn pared M Hod daaartbdd baa* T IT . Papa ITS . PubbaRaaardaMSaaH nm bwnea^Saute SB -M TT* SaMSSSOSMstM W White | Lucia*. F-A Ava^ SuMa 1000 FLUM 1 (40T) 4TS-4TSS K you are a parson udte a d H madMHn m ardor h partlclpala m teH procaadbia. you art enti­ tled. M no c o m H you, provHHn ot oottalh t Fiaaaa contact Coordinator at SOI N. Park Avonua. Suita N. M t , Santard. FHrtda U T T t . taHihawi (40T) m ~ t U 0 oat. 4T IT , Nttebi t ■tfkmp days M your rocMpt ot teH NotHo; K you am haarmp o r sabt TOO SSISTTI. S, IS. ISST 1STS HaroM H. Watah; nm teonas earner at MM certain parcel M land Soak M S. Pafa 1ST!, ' FHrtda; nm teanca Saute 00*01*11* tat^^A^*u •TODTOIf hm-rnAmw DUUIKJMy ml UT gallon tearaot; run i tact kaimdary M teo WaM I TSSS Mm of 1/4 at acM Soettan TS; run IT4SJSM M I0»0 NW IM M Mb NW ■ B T O B 4 IT A S ■aat 4 TI4 4 ot teat cartam paruol at and recorded m Dead Soak Ot. Pap* H I . Seminole County, FHnda; nm •04.01 Hat ta tea Seuthtaat tamer at USDS M ted NW IM M tea NW t/4 to tea SeuthaaM earner at tea StaM ITS teM M B H adM NW IM M tea NW t/4 M Section TS; tun Ihtnoa Norte OS'SS'SS* loot SSB.T4 teat H Wo point ot kagbmHg. Centammp SJSPS A t m a m p at Haa. (Land and W arn). Dated teH TSte day of July. IM T. (CIRCUIT COUNT U A L ) MARYANNS M ONSI. C U M ■ r Jana I . Jaeawte Aa Daputy CHrk S440 S.W. 3rd Avonua Miami FHrtda S 3I4I WTO ID PbSSte: S.1S. ISST I ��n u n iii ni.'in n u n n cii irai.i fJiiu m m iim n n n n rjn n uM nn urn in u f i f ' n fju n n Sunday. Aug 10.1N7 Your mo«1 w y i w w » i l* u ot cMwclor m* bo ubkrad and enhanced to the year ahaad Circumstances nvghl call upon you to play a critical rola in an by Art tanaom rrs s u c K K 6 C A U U FU L DKf TODAY! WaCOMlTD THIS YEAR'S _ALL-STAR 6AME! v j triFNLTOO * WHY DON'T KDU I n ic l f o r y o u t o 6 C CJDOPCD UP in d o o r s w o r m * ; G O O U T S iD C W P CJUT \VL WE ARE rHOOP TO ANNOUNCE THAT TM 5 YEAR U* WAVE TWICE A 3 MANY PEOPLE WATCHING OUR GAME AS WC HAP LA S T YEAR! iJM I.l l l O p l i l r S ^ ^ St) When perlorming an atwgrviwni today, you mg* use earnlar marhoda tost proved to be unproduc­ tive prevroutfy P»oN kom the paai. donl be peneAied by ■. Lao. treat youread to a birthday gM Sand tor you Aatro-Oraph pisdckons lor tho year ahead by madng 12 and SASE to Aatro-Oraph c/o thia newspaper. P O Boa 1710 Murray Hat Staton. New York. NY 10IS6 Bo aure to aiato your rodwc aign VMOO (Aug. IP -Sept. I I ) inatead ot hang motivated today you're apt to be alow getimg out ot the aUrtmg btocfca What could be accomphehed might not even be attempted UBftA (SepL TVOct. I D Your aeOcor* dance nvgta be at a tow abb today untoM you re chaeengad when provoked you wd become aaaertive and commandng SCONPtO (Oct. I e-Nov I I ) Someone you know from etpenence who it a poor Inanoei nak nvght leel you out tor a loan today Help out by ottering aaaiatance other than monetary M O O T ANUS (Nov. n o te . I t ) Vetoed latabonahpa mutt be deal a t t in i toter ant manner today Be sons*** to otoere' •eefcnga ao that you don t evoke thee d wd CAPfWCONN (Dec JJ Jan tt| O s «o l leave vnportent U U i iaet the Ual mvxjte today becauae they might remain IJUII ro n n n n r in " tni ii h i n rw n u u n nun [JMIJ [ )i i fof i sinn ijn n in d r v i i m m i ’m ( in ii h piij u u iin n kjconiinmu nnrnn mnr, n u n o m n n nnn unnn n n n n u n u i in n n w \ TTrr~ “ w WTRE usno JUST 6 £ia>J TWCSUAOt BAR A T THE BARFLltS HALL OF F A M E ' Count to 12, not 11 By Phillip AMer Ralph Waldo Kirtmun lUimvd that you ran never have both truth end nr pose In today a deal, yau are in e li heart! Weal leads Ute dumimd bag When B a il drops the qjeea. Weal conllnuee with a leer dii im u i which you correctly niff with dummy's heart queen After Cast dtacards a Hub. how do you continue* Naw. either weft lor the the truth, trytng to And the aolu lion before reading on. or repose by reading on immediately by Jimmy North s two thamond overrall waa a Mwheats cue bad. showing at toast i » in the tutors. When South lumped to As you have contracted tor IS tricks, there'a little point in adopting a line that will generate only II. You have EMPLOY M Fft/T O F F IC E = PHILLIP ALDER five apeak tncfca and the dub are oat the aide. So. you need a ll trump trick*. That requires two diamond ruffs in the dummy No problem if the missing hearts are splitting M or I I. but what if they are 4d* At the time, declarer carelessly cashed dummy's heart king at trick three When West discarded a die maud, the slam could no laager be ■ a ir. If ffntb draw trumps. he would get onto ana dlimnad ruff. If instead ha triad la take a eecawd dtamaaM ruff. East would overruff wtlh the heart It. The correct play is a heart la the lachtorace) at trial three When West discards, declarer continues by ruffing you tun itAvt veun jor at i me M A N tit pm ntt TH tATW l v/AS AW. wok a m > NOH Pt-Ar/ --------------T n A V f f I by Jim Davit GOODMBNMdlND«RUOl«1D; l i n w r Mb » « » * hpn m f ttb o ffc e l v w t t m o r m H6> ft CuNtCF TD IWWY6 ft CHANCOCC TOO#<W .. .SUCCCCc««»-. . SUCCttPtMWtttY 'to£ < 4 JD w sP yw f s ILft WSfiH STARU.i— r ilC M a H l 3 B » tW Y t» » a � 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 10, 1997 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 10, 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 10, 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/29f08d5fcde30f744dddc4f2722f0572.pdf 94daf70eb986e1069d3399c75609512b PDF Text Text Sanford Herald S e rv in g la n f o r d , L a k e M a ry a n d t a m in o la C o u n ty t in e a 1908 90th Year. No 74 • Sanford. Florida B-r-race for cold! Is it fair to blame the rain on El By RUSS WHITE Herald Si.ill Writer SANFORD Awarr Seminole County managers li.nl minliNir Irani building rxrr • Mrs pl.ilinrtl lor Thursday. flrr ehlrf/drparlmrni meteorologist Trrry Schenk liunasird foul wrathrr rarly on Wednesday llir rxen l*r* wrrr railed oil lew people hereabout* were whistling or singing 'Oh. What a llrautlful Morning " And llirrr ni.iv hr morr hlrak morning* lo follow thr area In for a writer and « lull in winter season Nol necessarily scvrrr Irrr/rs hut Krnrral tr inprraturrs roolrr Ilian normal It's going lo lie rold wrrkrnd for Semi nolr County rrHldrnls Irmprraturrs dropping lo thr mid 30s overnight on Sul urd.iv .uul Sunday lltghs will hr In thr mid SOs. Some may choose lo Munir thr rondl lions on El .Vino, a ebangr In Ihr wrulhrr pattern In Ihr Pacific Ocean Unit has worldwldr Imparl Two months ago. Srhrnk Issued a si* niflcunt rvrnf alert that prrdntrd this would lie a writer wlnlrr Ilian normal in Ihr luunly. It was appropriate, hr said to lake a sr Hons liMik at thr potrnltul lmp.nl ol a slron* Kl Nino on Seminole County I'irvi Double the Christmas fun ? ous Kl Ninos oerurnn* In 11172 and 1983 linpai Iril wr.ilhrr across ihr nation in iludin* Honda and Seminolr County. Tlir current hi Nino was slron* rnou*h for Si hrnk lo lorn asl || a iouter winter than normal 21 a writer winirr than normal 31 a morr arllvr and srvrrr sprtn* storm season II less hurm anr aitlvily wtldhrr ai iivlly than nonn.il 'll s haul lo Ulinhtilr wlial s liap|trnin* I ik I.iv to hi Nino s« hrnk said Thursday "Ih is lou ld In- the rrsuli of a lroni.il svs lrliilh .il i ollld i Oiur any *|vrn yrar hill II also is snmrwhu! Indii utlvr ol ihr |>.itirru r»| less Bee Weather. Pa*e 4A Cold brings potential for fires By MAIUA OREM Herald Staff Writer____________ SANKUtil Thr forri astrd • old front s« hrdulrd lo touch down in Srmlnnlr County this wrrkrnd inruns morr proplr will lie uslii* space hrulrrs. whnh si*n.ds morr potriillul Bee F ir * !. N | i 4A Charity Cars: A hand up, not out From Staff Reporta Mrs Santa Claus, flanked by twins Yasnsna (left) and Yalura Menderson. ara always ready lor a good tale ol Christmas See Russ White s Sunnyside Up column. Page 5A SANFORD llrlpln* proplr slay oil slutr assistant r has hreomr thr mission ol a local huslnrssman. who g.icr away 21 tars dcirin* a >|mc i.d event Wednesday llrtan Mrn/irs foundrr "I Chanty Cars. siiHk|iilrs do natrd used cars whlc h hr rr pairs and thru *lvrs to wrll.crr rrclplrnis with Ihr cinder stundtn* tll.ll llcry will *rl Jobs within 30 days If Ihr rrclplrnis *n Muk on wrlfarr or II Ihry arr ronvtclrd on a dnink drivm* char*r. Uir cars, which come with a Ihrrr yrar llrn. arr rr|M>ssrssrd Av rra*r u*r on tier cars *ivrn away Is 10 vrars old Mrnzlrs has rrtrlvrd na llon.il attention for fils pro *ram which hr hr*an aMnit a yrar a*o. S i far hr has *tvrn away GO cars and plans to *1vr twit another :«X> within ihr nrxt yrar The slate has also rrro* ni/rd Men/lrs for tils rfforls Honda Drpartmrnt of Ulhor Secretary Don* Jameson at Irndrd thr rvrnf oil Mrn/irs' Boo Coro. Pafe 4A Surf the Internet at county library Maratersaao try Tom—( VW ksm Jeremy V "son 24 grandson of Rosella Bonham of Lake Mar, who is snapping his picture, is one of 21 peoplo receiving a car from Chanty Cars of Sanford dunng a fecial event Wednesday Vinson suffered a Too cool to be out of school stroke three years ago. losmg his car. |0b and much of Iho movemont on his nghl side He currentty works at a local m ove thcjler Man’s shooting death under investigation Prom Staff Reports By MART ROWELL Herald Correspondent CASSELBERRY • Do you drrum of surfln* Ihr net? NaviKalin* Ihr web? Hut you don't huvr a computer? Well, thanks lo Ihr Seminolr County PuMlc Library, now you don't nerd onr. Monday. Dec. I. ihr Seminolr County Library Sys­ tem officially went on-line. They celebrated al the Central Branch Library In Casselberry with an open house. Seminole On Line didn't happen ovrml*ht. The library system has been plannln* this for almost 3 years. Librarians have brrn tralnln* to use and avslsl patrons with the system for more than 2 years. Anyone who walks Into a Seminole County Library doesn't even liavr io know how to use a computer. The staff ran walk you lhrou*ii every step of usln* the system. 'Wr'vr Iramrd from Ihe mis­ takes of olher library systems.' said Su/y Chapman. Technical Support Services Mana*er. The Seminole County Library com­ puters are laid out In a Irian*le. near the reference desks. And each has a privacy screen. In other libraries, the comput­ ers are side by side without privacy screens, so II doesn't mailer If you're looking up genes or genealogy. your neighbor can ser what you're doing. Computer access Is only mildly restricted at the Semi­ nole County Libraries. Because of lime constraints, the system doesn't allow chat rooms, mu­ sic downloads or logging on to olher computers from the li­ brary system. For logistical reasons. It doesn't allow direct e-mail. Otherwise. 'people should make their own deci­ sions on what to access.’ ac­ cording to Jean Rhein. Director of Library and Leisure Services, fly not attempting to police ac­ cess to the Internet. Seminole is saving time, money, and quite a few headaches. Another great feature Is the timer. If a patron leaves the terminal. It returns lo Ihe li­ brary system after one minute. A great feature for people who forget to log off. The Invention of the printing press? It was a revolutionary event which opened up the world of the written word to the masses. Library access to the Internet Is Just as revolutionary In opening access to Informa­ tion for everyone, according to MIDWAY Ihe Seminole County Medical Examiner con dm ted an autopsy Wednesday on Ihe body of 35 -year- old James Campbell. 2-LI0 Dolarway. Midway Campbell was shot and kilted about II p.m. Tuesday. According to thr sheriff* Public Information Olllcrr Ed McDonough. Ihe Sheriff's Office received a 9-1-1 call Hhorily afIrr 11 p in. Tursday that a man had brrn shot and was lying on (hr frunl porch of a home al 2371 Dolarway in Midway. Wlirn Seminolr County deputy shrrilfs arrived at ihr house, they found Campbell In a pool of blood. He had no vital sign*. Die house Is owned by -18year- old Darleen Young. She Injured eagles recover, to be released into wild Special to tho Herald Online. Page 3A x* .....................2A Classified............ 3B Comics.................48 Crossword............48 Dear Abtoy............SA Or. QotL...............38 Horoscope............38 Pooplo 8A Obitusrios............. 4A Polico................... 3A Sports..............18-28 TV— ....................8A Weather....... ........2A t Buying on trust Is th s way to pay doubi*. 9 -Anonymus and Campbell had brrn dating until last April Young told Shrrtir* Office llnvesllgator* Ihal Campbell has brrn threatening her since die brr.ikup of fhrlr relationship McDonough said shortly be forr H pm. Tuesday. Camp bell came to 2371 Dolarway. Hr stood on the front ponh and spoke with Young through die strrrurd window. Young claim* Campbell began threat­ ening her with physical vio­ lence. When Campbell at­ tempted lo enter Ihe house through the window. Mc­ Donough said Young fired a 12 gauge shotgun blast at him. Campbell was fill In the chest. The Incident Is under Investi­ gation by ihe Sheriffs Office Major Crimes Section. There arr no charges against Young al dlls time. Hgrgkl Pboto by Tommy Vinemail Steven Ziggler and Enca Dixon know being out of school means having fun. even if you have lo do it at school Confused? Turn lo Page 5A. MAITLAND -Two Hald Eagles that have recovered from their Injuries after receiving treat­ ment at Florida Audubon's Center for Birds of l*rey are lo be released today, pending weather. One eagle was recov­ ered In Pasco County, while Ihe other was recovered In Highlands County. Joe Bob. Ihe eagle recovered In Pasco, was originally admit­ ted lo Ihe Center In April 1995 suffering from a gunshot wound. It took over a year of rehabilitation before he recov­ ered enough to be banded and released. In October 1997. a witness saw Joe Bob Involved in a territorial fight, his talons embedded In another eagle's chest. When they separated Ihe oilier eagle flew away and Joe Bob was recovered and admit­ ted lo the center. There are no recorded nests In the area, so Ihe Interlude may have been an effort to establish new terri­ tory. Joe Bob was treated for a fracture of thr left radius, and recovered quickly. Bald Eagle *567-97. recov­ ered In Highlands, had minor wounds and a tall Injury of un­ known origin. Another eagle lias been witnessed returning lo Ihe area nightly. vocalMIng and then flying away. The center Is renown for lls expertise In rrhabllllaltng ea­ gles. hawk. owl. falcons, and olher birds of prey. This year, a record number of birds have See E x iles, Page 4A �a t ■Sanford Hvrard. Sanford. Florida Thursday. Decmnbdr 4. 1997 n*^» /▼« * i j yss program faculty. She taught Honors English. English I and 3. Fundamentals of TAUAHASSEE - The Ev- Willing, and British Litera­ rrgladc* Foundation. the ture. served as SCC Faculty education arm of the Save Senate President for four Our Everglade* organiza­ year* and was Chairman of tions. and the South Florida the Humanities and Fine Water Management District Arts department for It announced Tuesday they yrars. As department chair. had gathered almost double the number of signatures re ­ Morrison helped to cultivate quired to have the Florida and groont a cadre of tal­ Legislature approve the sale ented. noted faculty for English. Foreign Languages. of .in Everglades Specialty Utilise Tittle duilng next Drama. Music. Art. and Hu­ manities, Additionally, she year's legislative session. helped conceptualUe and "The response was over­ plan the Fine A Performing Arts Center and Gallery. whelming. We collected over 18.000 signatures tn less The Dorothy M. Morrison than 90 days.* sold Founda­ tion chair Mary Barley. English and British Litera­ ‘ Everglades restoration Is a ture Scholarship win be critical Issue to the people of awarded for the first time In the spring of 1998. Students Florida * interested In applying for Estimated revenues from the Scholarship many con­ license plate sales could ex­ tact the College Financial ceed 63 million a year. Pro­ Aid Department for further ceeds from plate sales will Information. be a continuous source of funding for the Everglades Donations to thr Dorothy Trust Fund, administered by Morrison Scholarship In the South Florida Water English and British Litera­ Management District. ture's are eligible for a dol­ lar- for-dollar match by the The Everglades Trust fund, slate and may be nude by established by voters last contacting Pain Weber. Ex­ year, will use the moneys generated from plate sales to ecutive Director. SCC Foun­ dation. at 338-2031. support Everglades restora­ tion efforts and to heighten Woman's c o n f t r s n c t public awareness of this sig­ o n Saturday at SCC nificant resource. SANFORD • The Central Florida Chapter of The In­ • cn o w s m p now ow ternational Black Women's v o ro in y M o m o o n Congress will hold it* Fifth SANFORD - A scholarship Annual Conference at Semi­ tn English and British litera­ nole Community College on ture has been established at Dec. 8 from 10:30 a.m. to Seminole Community Col­ 3:30 p.m. The theme of the lege to honor one of the day will be T h e Dream College's founding faculty. Moves Forward* From Sur­ Dorothy M. Morrison, an vival to Success -Your educator of 43 years, spent Building Bridge. the last 37 years of her ca­ You wit) be able to team reer at 9CC improving the about ‘ Respect Yourself. quality of life for residents of Protect Yourself*, *Ooal Set­ Seminole County. ting Spells Success*. ‘ Keep Morrison te a charter Your Mead Up*, and H eroes member o f the SCC -honors* and Values*. Flo rid ia n s s a y E v e rg la d e s ta g l W c a t m f to j • ‘ 9ATURDAT ■ sa iy 86 97 Get ready for 1998: Calendars on sale ■y GRACE MARIN RTDtKCIPHRR Herald Columnist Many of you will remember when downtown Sanford looked like this. This aerial view was taken circa 1955 and shows several buildings that arc no longer there. Many and vailed performance* were held tn the bendsheU (built tn 1931): the yacht club, also built out Into the take, eras used for dance* and civic dub meetings among other things: and the Municipal Zoo win a favorite attraction remembered by peo­ ple from all over the country. City Hall (bull! tn 1935), next to the too, had on auditorium upstairs used for various performances and was the Celery Crate, a gathering place for SHS teenagers during the 1940’s and l9SOs. Behind city hall la the city Jail (built In 1926). Across Park Avenue is the Seminole County Courthouse, built tn 1913, and across Commercial Street from It Is thr Valdex Hotel. Many other tatodhig * are recognisable such as Chase and Com­ pany at Second and Oak and First Presbyterian Church at Third Calendars, sponsored by the Sanford lllslortrat Society, are now ». They include the above photo and 11 other old Sanford be purchased at thr Sanford Museum and HOME IMPROVEMENT E p | Thursday: Mostly cloudy with a 60 percent chance of rain. Highs In the upper-70a. Lows in the low-50m. Friday: Partly cloudy. High In the low-70s. Lows In the upper40s. Saturday and Sunday: Sunny. Highs In the upper50s. Lows tn the upper-30* to low-40s. D CTM M D 1 — THURSDAT Tstress 79 54 • f the 19M Calendar X P E R I E N C E ^ I l I l YOU CAN COUNT ON! ■ ■ ■ ■ |LO CAL F O a S C A S T i This Intcrcstlnf picture to on the o u tlo o k RRIDAT PtcWy 71 49 9URDAT i m n y 9740 Here are the winning num­ ber* selected on Wednesday In the Florida Lottery: Fantasy 5 1-3-13-1S-3S Lotto (Noe. 29) 4-9-IS-37-40-43 |T— S ' ~ rT T l a THURSDAY: •©LUNAR TABLE: min.. 8:35 a.m.. maj. 2:33 a.m., min.. 9:05 p.m.. maj. 3:50 p.m. TIDES: D iT tM i r Heating & Air Conditioning Sales Service Installation S M M iB n a i iM tk i Pit. (407) 923-3517 FaxI (407) 321-5579 high: 10:52 a.m., 11:14 p.m.. low: 4:18 a.m.. 5:07 m. Now Smyrna Baaaki gh: 10:57 a.m.. 11:19 p.m.. low: 4:23 a.m.. 5:12 p.m.. Cocoa Roach: high: 11:12 a.m.. 11:34 p.m.. low: 4:38 a.m.. 5:27 p.m. & is iA C H c o a o m o m 9 1 5 WM 2^ The high temperature tn Sanford Wednesday was 79 degrees and the overnight low was 04. Recorded rainfall for the period ending at 10 a.m., Thursday totaled .23 Inches. •Sunrise................7:03 a.m. •Sunset................. 5:28 p.m. 8 t T S i l I ^ 7 r i 2771 We Do It All! Cleaning • Dyeing • Repairs • Water Extraction • l Optimist student of ths month Karan toawz (foil) ha* been aatoctod as ths Sanford Optonto CU>‘t November Student of ths Mon»k Karan M a mamba* of N Trt-Stst* Honor Band sponsored by FtorUa Stoto UnhrenRy. Sha plays »w Huts tor I s Ssmfnote High School a n d and has bean a marTtosr of ths Seminole Al-County Band, Florida M Qtoto Band and la currently performing adh tie Florida Symphony YoutiO rchtolra. Karen rscafves her award Irom Optlmfoi Tony r ' | Corrected vintage View Quality Service For An Ultimate Clean M c t u -U ia 3m . C a rp e t C ave, mmum KM ROBINSON Am * Suptrvteor (4 0 7 ) 7 6 7 -9 5 2 2 'NiAt-TflDYMTlEAN H O U S E C L E A N I N G 2 5 " (i O F F 1s t ; 1lint' ll li Ni n m c) i, Bonded, Insured 3 9 XOIRRHHMWauUT KRMCUCMKT * tintg Dr Sanford Herald "Sen ink Sanford. Lake Mary and Seminole County Since 1908“ Thursday, December 4,1997 • Vol. 90, No. 74 PubAtewd Tuesday through Friday and Sunday by Rapubtc Newspapers, Inc. • 300 N. FrenchAvs.. Sanford. 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FL32771-1667 f* ) R ep u b licJlJ V Newspapcri, Inc. i S Daytona Reach I New Rmyisa Beach: Seas are 3-8 feet with a moderate chop. Water temperature at Day­ tona Is 65 degrees and at New Symma. 65 degrees. Winds are from the south­ west at 15-20 m.p.h. S T A T IS T IC S I it *W I 'AW W IN BRIEF I«tma tor Fm Thl* Is vtewt some ot the Saminols Ugh School Ctoas ot 1944 mentors looked ike aa first gradvrt. This group wee hi Mrs. Meson’s 1932-33 dess el Southskts Primary School. Margaret Myers Knltf*. who IdenMsd the people, said thst the was transferred Into Ms dam a tow weeks after the picture was taken. Front row: Gene Caswtel. Judy Rhodes, O.D. Undress, Millard Hunt, Margaret Oanner, Charts* Smith, Connie McCal, Martha Hi, Unknown. Nancy Colum. Mlddto row: Edward Hirt. Tommy Inablnat. Ray Fox, Hsrrrwn (Foots) Bromley. Hugh Lamb. Rafoh Smith. Edna Senkank, Emma Jewel Rumbtoy, Peggy Duncan. Back row: Julia Mullins, Unknown, Joaaphina Rusal, Mrs. Mason, Unknown, Hugh Whelchsi II you can identity any of the Unknown* or have a picture that would make a good Wntape View, please contact Grace Maria Stinedpher. Nail Down a Great Deall SOME MOVEMENT Call andReserve Your Space Today 322*2611 i �Santon) Harakt Sanford. Floods - Thursday. December 4 . 1M7 •M \ Online l ratfa 1 A Susy Chapman. You don’t need a $2,000 computer. AO you need la a free library card. The total coat of the aystem waa $300,000, moat of which wa* provided by the State Aid to Libraries. The Friends of the Library of Seminole County contributed $75,000 and paid for the reception that held on Dee. I. Seminole County la already saving money with the new system. The Central branch now communicates with the North branch using thr county net. saving $600 a month In telephone senders. Federal government public a* Patrons at the Central Branch ot the Sentinels County Pubhc Library check lions were once a major ex­ pense for the library system. out the now online service. Some of thr publications. like the U S. Code, were purchased Just for the Central branch. but some, such os the Occupa­ volunteers at the outdoor tional Outlook Handbook, had rvMlI. Humor has It that a jolly to be purchased for each li­ old man In a m l suit will arrive OVIEDO • The Orratrr brary branch. All tliose publi­ Oviedo Chamber of Commerce lirforr the festivities conclude, cations arr now accessible will host its annual community and that children may have through thr Internet, saving Christmas Tree Lighting festivi­ thetr photo taken with him If money and shelf space. they promise not to pull his ties. tonight from 5:30 to 7:30 So. what If someone hacks pm. on the grounds of the full while heard. Into the library computer sys­ A large outdoor Christmas Lawton House. 200 West tem? No problem says Jerry tree donated by the Rouse llroadway St. Tote. Computer Services Coor­ The rvrnl. which Is free and Company and erected on tire dinator. The aystem ts set up open to tire public, features grounds, will 1>r Itghtrd during so that If any terminal la caroling by groups from Ovtrdn Ihr evening's frsttvtllrs. and ‘ lucked* Into. It ran be easily High School. Slrustrom and irnwiln lighted throughout the reloaded. And the current syaPartin Elementary Schools, holidays, .dong with lights Irm Is expandable. Additional and Jackson Heights Middle adorning the l-awlon House. terminals could be added as Memlx-rs of thr community arr School. Tice Oviedo High tlie need arises and the money School brass ensemble will luvttrd to gather at thr Ltwlnn Is made available. |A terminal House by 5 30 to bear III - first also perform «osts around 6IH 00) ihoral selections For add I Complimentary holiday re From a child * point of view, frrshntrnls of hoi chocolate, tlnual Information call the thr Internet la teaming made cookies, and hot dogs will hr Ovtnln ( ’handier of Commerce fun. A special kid's page can served to rhtldrrn try Chamber at .Miri (1500 take children to dinosaurs, holidays, crafts or any number of topics they might And ex­ citing or useful for school. Need help with homework? Ilrltannla On Line, funded by the In c id e n ts stale, is an on-line encyclope­ S$x with a minor A Nokia cell phone worlb dia. Leonardo Nieves, :tfl. of lot Adults will be able to keep $:ir><) was stiilen Monday In the Country Club Dr.. Sanford, was 2800 Idea k of Grove Drive up with the workings of the •nested Monday by Sanford A white 75 Chevy Corvette county. Seminole On Line gives polier. Nieves was charged two door, license plate nundier you access to the county web with ramal Intercourse with an IYC-|tlM. was sioirn Monday stir, which Includes Informa­ unmarried person under IH tion on Ute budget, engineering In Ihr 2MX) blink of South Nieves was anested at his Freni h Avenue Iso you'll know which roads arr restdenrr. Ntrvrs allegedly Klrt Ironies, a isellet gun, lietng worked on). Job postings had sex with a 15- year old toys, a Collet Hide helmet and and more. The county web site girt twice. Jewelry were stolen Monday In also has links to other county, city and school sites. the KJO block of Country Club In two or three months, as Cln le Total aiiHiunt id prop­ Grand thaft auto the stalf sees where the needs erly stolen was $2,785 A blur it I Isti/u Impulse. It- arr. thr library expects to offer Arlrtha Horn. 30. of 2510 classes to patrons on using iniiW plate number 5U5ZY. p Hear Laa Village. SanionL was was stolen Monday In the 500 Seminole On Line. If you’d Ukr arrested Monday by "Sanford block of Towne Center Circle. to cheek out the net. stop by police. Horn was charged wllh Kin ironies totaling 6I.0UO any Seminole County Library, grand theft auto and arreslrd and don't be afraid to ask for were stolen Monday In thr In the 1600 block of South help. IIOO (dock of Palmetto Avenue. French Avenue. Chamber to host lighting in Oviedo ■ * ks'l'V • si* • -S * ‘ ^ 1 S A N F O R D M A IN S T R E E T W IN T E R F E S T W C O L O R IN G C O N T E S T Roikport I NAME:. AGE:. ADORESS:. CITY:. STATE:___ Z1P:_ PHONE:. SCHOOL:. RACK ROOM SHOES Judging wW ba dona In tha fotowtng categories -------- THE WORLD OF NAME BRAND SHOES--------- Awards wM ba mads at tha Marina Hotel on December 6 ,1997 during tha lunch with Santa - 12.00 p m. - 3:00 p.m. Snmlnote Town Contor 323*7411 • Altamonte Moll 747-7044 North Loko P lo u 630-9220 Aga Catagortss: t-5yaar»oW 6-10 yean old DCADUNE: Friday; December 5.1997 Please color and mail to: Sanford Main Street: P.O. Box 1741; Sanford, Florida 32772 Call with Out*bona to 322-5600 Spomond by tht Sun/urU Htruld �4 4 - Santo* H tn u , Santoro Ftonda Tnureday. Dacantoar 4. 1W 7 i£ M ^ m -l This horn* that tunw< at 1112 W. fth 8 t M t • liMtty Bf ft** been admitted to the center. Forty percent of those admitted have already been released back to the wild. Including 154 owls. 54 hawks, 12 eagles, 3 kites. 1 falcon and 1 vulture. Forty five cases are pending release after additional reha­ bilitation. For more Information about the renter. Audubon’s EagleWatch Program, and volunteer opportunities, call the Center at (407) 644-0190. Depending on how cold It stays alter this weekend, Robles said there will probably be about five fires reported in the county through January. •You can’t rrally predict these things.* he said. *We could have two this weekend. It all depends.* Weather Coatiaaa b a a Fags 1A we expected. History tells us that there was great poten­ tial for a wetter winter than usual* In 18 of the 23 El Nino events since 1879. Florida has had above normal precipitation In the October through March time frame. In the 1963 event. South Florida recorded three times the normal rainfall. The moat ominous pan of a strong El Nino event for Flor­ ida. Schenk aald, la the poten­ tial for severe storms that ran form In late winter and spring. One of the positive Impacts that result from strong El Ni­ nos are that the Atlantic Hurri­ cane season gets shut down. Strong westerly winds result In a shearing environment which basically keeps tropical cy­ clones from forming. *We had only one storm [Erika) form during the entire months of August and Septem­ Carelot on North Cameron Avenue. Government officials from 40 slates and Canada have con­ tacted Metules about starting similar programs. Mrrules, a former used car salesman who owned a lot In Longwood which has since closed, operates the venture ber. traditionally the peak at the hurricane season.** Schenk Another positive impact far Florida Is t hat the wildfire sea­ son Is expected to be u p pressed. Strong El Nino years have been quiet years for wildland fires across the state. Conversely tn particularly cold water years in the catiern Pa­ cific (called La Nina yean), the wildfire season is very active. Seminole County residents who ore interested tn weather patterns and (ortratlb are aware that today is the day that Dr. William Gray at Colo­ rado State University, makes hia annual hurncanc forecasts. Dr. O ny was off the mark tn his 1987 forecasts because he did not anticipate the strong El Nino. Now that El Nino has peaked, the 1998 hurricane season may be an active one. Meanwhile, keep an umbrella handy. Freshly Optimistic Tbs OptknM C l* of Sanford hat now 1997-90. Fram taft to right MB (Moratory-treasure). Audrey Odgsn L e g a l N o t lc s s To* Cantm Marks Jos* an* IS n Mwi P a rtsms. tow., wane** s « WIW o4 St wants Cooatkn. i* unwn ttw DATS (too rare ssosm PLACE Oimfr Crait) M, issr nos i MwiwawiswMt OriondaPL PUSPOSI: Ta «WtM *f mkrool la aw CantoMMarks ana Idaokkn one* to Wrillm i Pot Furntar totowMiM. OAMV J. lam. (SICUTIVt OMICTOR CINTRAL FLOMOA J.I.P, ISOI 111 SOAX), fit. NS wmua pars n. urtt (*IT) 7*1-4JSS PllbIkn- Dk m w *. IMf Mi-ar through grants and his own money. He la currently seeking a 9275,000 grant through the Centra) Florida WAGES coali­ tion to continue the program. Florida Is one of the first states lo enact legislation which will remove about 126.000 people off the welfare rolls. For more Information or to make a donation, call 324 5060. 9 o u t o f 1 0 m ic e w a f e r t h e C o n s u m e r in fo r m a t lo n C a t a lo g o n lin e C a it b h lta t i US. Osnarai S am o a * OTP SO-1 LawMMAM4TINAMCI •4tomes* Caret eras Court toPPM I LAWNMAINTtNAMCI Mtomcia LaSa Mwm Tarrnc* SPP Sa-J LAWNMAMTINANCI a*tomeis si SNkOSaS to*«rw*« ark KaOiuty ark WorSor • Componaarton inturmc* nw pros***!. Ooamg Oka: JAMU* ANV Mr. ISM AT 1.0* PM Cssil* Braoat Caret. l aniard Mark* 77771 TP* Sanford HpuMng Autownry to sn Imtal Opportunity/lactwn 1 |*0H11J-1IM a,,sii.fc- rlUesakor Iflr fuk a fv w iiv ii Mb* fw f OrcrnrSrr «. 14. IS. Iff7 oaa-tss m tno circuit count OBITUARIES EUMELL J. KEEL Russell J. Keel. 59, Laurel Avenue. Sanford, died Tues­ day. Dec. 2. 1997. Bom In Pontiac, Mich, on March 9. 1938. he moved to Central Florida In 1970. Mr. Keel was a retired manager of Ovtedo Tractor Company. He was a Protestant. Survivors include wife. Eve: sons. Brice. Sanford. Rodney, Waterford. Mich.. Jay. Bristol. Conn.; daughters, Laura Stan­ ley, Deltona. Rhonda Powell. Waterford. Mich.; brother, Henry. Carcinoma. Calif.: Wa­ ter*. Nancy Eaty. Mary Ellen. Dorothy and Betty, ail of Michigan: five grandchildren. Brtsson Funeral Home. San­ ford. In charge of arrange­ ments. CUXEN C. SIPES Eileen C. Sipes. 75. Lakeside Circle. Sanford, died Tuesday. Dec. 2. 1997. Bom In Pittaburgh. Pa., she moved to Cen­ tral Florida In 1945. Mrs. Sipes was a dispatch supervi­ sor. She was a member of All Souls Catholic Church. She was vice president of the San­ ford Senior Cltlxena and a member of the American le­ gion Post 453 Auxiliary. Survivors Include husband, Darrell; daughter. Dcbrah Kryc. Longwood; one brother and two slater, all of Pitts­ burgh: one granddaughter. Baldwtn-Fairchlld Oaklawn Park Cemetery and Funeral Home. Lake Mary, In charge of arrangements. SARAH L. T IM B U L A D Sarah L. Timber lake. 59. Avtano Avenue. Orlando, died Sunday. Nov. 30. 1997. Bom In Newberry. Fla., the moved lo Central Florida tn 1971. Mrs. Ttmberlake was a house­ wife. She was a member of Tangclo Baptist Church. Or­ lando. Survivors Include husband. Jackie: mother. Ethel Wil­ liams. Winter Park: father. Levi McFadden Sr.. Gaines­ iff L e g a l N o tlc ta 3 ville; grandmother. Lillie a Williams. Newberry. Fla.; sis­ ters, Gladys McFadden. Beverly Robinson, both of Gainesville. Loretta Anderson. Earlenc Hester. both of Tampa; brothers. Levi McFad­ den Jr.. JackaonvUle. Horace McFadden. Queens, N,y , Rev. Herbert McFadden Sr.. Tampa. Joseph McFadden. Far Rock Away. N.Y.. Freddie McFadden. Bernard McFad­ den. both of Galneavllie. Golden's Funeral Home, Winter Park. In charge of ar­ rangements. [■ S i Funeral services lor Mr. Keel will be Saturday. Dec. 6 at 10 a_ru. In Brlaaon Funeral Chapel. Interment soil follow In Evergreen Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Friday from 6 until 8 pm. Brlaaon Funeral Home, 3222131, Sanford, la In charge of services. OP TMS SWMTBIMTN juoacisL circuit op ins tiara os plosion. OASS oa t«a fOtoOCONSUM*to PINANCS COMPANY, INC., BUD0. CHIOS; IT AL •ones os sals None* w hereby gran mat. purrumI le a Mnk Bummory Judgment *1 Paraaloare* encored M m* adoro-alykd toe**, tor dk Cueyd Cere! at Sowwok Conks. Florida. I «MS toil tiro proports sduolo tor Cooky, Mork*, LOT S, ONIINTA OAROINI. ACCORD)HQ TO THI PLAT THIRIOF AS RICOROIO IN plat SOOHS. PAOI SOOP THI PUSLIC RICOROS OP IIMINOLI COUNTV. FLORIDA. ajkja im hattawav oaivt ALTAMONTI SPRMOl, PL 11701 and kott bkdar, to* coon, AT THI WIST FRONT DOORSIMINOLI COUNTV COURTHOUII, ■ANPORO. FLORIDA 01 IIAO AH., on tno Min doy ol December. 1M7. 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Sud* MS HRkor Pws. Ft M7M PUSPOSI. To dw***a mmtar* oFmkrok to m* CokrM Fkrko For Pnrttoor kfonrtoiion. Contocl OART J CARL IFtCUTrvt DIRSCTOR CINtral florioa j i p IMI U l ROAO, IT! MI WMTIR PARK PL 1I7M |«07) 741-SMS PtoSMR: Oocambrr A 1M7 osl-as AS TRUSTS■ OP VINOS! MonroAas tr u st isso- i . MOIVIOUALLT ANDAS TRUST11 OP THt CUbONNOB FAMILY TRUST DAT10 MOVSMMR II. IMI. M M. TO: TMS UMRMOWN SINIFICIART OF THI CUMMINOS FAMILY TtoUIT OATIO MOVTMMR 13. 1Ml LAST SHOWN RISI01MCI CURR4MT RIAOltoCI asaa aa. bt-tbg a s i m MRNARO C. O-NBILL. JR. and ktUnDA ROM O-NSiLL. i row* Fags LA Robles said people must have accountability when using space heaters and pay atten­ tion. Smoke detectors are an­ other deterrent and very elTrc- ■ the in preventing ftill blown fires. 1 Eagles terials such aa draperies and blankets and furniture begin to heat up.* he aald. Tcavtng the heaters too close to these Items la the problem.* ? *WS6of been very lucky be­ cause there haven’t been any deaths.* he said. Ledbetter aald people needed to be extra careful with space heaters and fireplaces this weekend and keep ffammables away from heat sources. He suggested residents keep chimneys clean and get regular inspections because build ups could cause chimney fires. A Sanford family of five (bund themselves homeless following sn early November (Ire caused by a space heater. The three children, ages 13. 9, and 7. and two adults escaped tnjuiy thanks to the family pet that was unfortunately lost In the fire, according to Tim Robles, s fire Inspector with the Sanford Fire Department. "The puppy, whose barking woke the father, was the un­ sung hero In all this,* Robles said. ILived on hts Investigation. Robles said the (Ire started with a space heater In the family room where the children were sleeping. However, he said. lt‘a not the appliance alone that causes fires. Leaving the spare heaters unattended and close to combustibles Is what leads lo the fires, par­ ticularly In Sanford. Because of the all the older homes that may not have cen­ tral heaUng. space heaters are a quick fix when It starts to get cold, he said. There’s no moisture and ma­ 2 Coatlavad fraaa Faga 1A for flrr*. Space heaters an* probably the trailing cause of lire* dur­ ing the winter months, ac­ cording lo Jim Ledbetter, direc­ tor of the Seminole County Service Center of the American Red Cross of Central Florida. TVr start to see many more fires when the cold starts.* .Ledbetter said. "People are turning on space healers and that seems to be a leading of Arcs during the cold season.* Ledbetter's office deals with the aftermath of many such fires which often leave people homeless and without food or clothing. Disaster volunteers from the Red Cross are alerted by the fire department after the fire and when people need help. *We determine the emergency needs which could range from anything to finding a family a temporary home to providing food and clothing." he said. "If they have no resources then we assist them.* To date this year the Red Cross In Seminole County has ggplaUjdLS-t displaced families. E Fires FiiWthi DeeenAer 4* Itp i H I DBL-4B YOU ARC NOTIFIIO mol On LOT M. ALFAYA WOODS. PHAM I. UNIT -O*. ACCORO•40 TOTHt PUT THIRIOF AS RIOORMO RI PUT BOOK 11. PAOIS M THROUGH M. IN THI PUBLIC RICOROS OP MMINOLI COUNTV. PLORMA. Sm boon Mod OBbkdt you 4nd you sra roqutood la oorvo • bbpy bI your i d any. nonin X < . Bnn pufcMctftoA (pf mig tiotige of Action, on Irboromo. MaCado. Rayotar. Barton B aaal k mk Court on mk IM F^ MMCIMiMR. 1M7. Ckrbkmo Court nkko. Tokpnono: «07-]nUM oat. 4117; I-*00-4*4*771 (TOOI or l-MB-S«*.S77S |v| Ho DSL-41 A l t . IM7 I �People f braIn A storybook visit bv Mrs. Santa Claus 1 nuts WMTI 8M V fflH P l T d bk* to have a scarecrow and are him come to U t * At thla. Yaklni and Yaamtne began to htan and stag a song from the Wlaard of Oa • I f 1 Only llad a Brain." The twtns were especially ex died about the day. "It’s our birthday." Yaklra aaid. "Today, we are ata yean old." Mrs. Claua • who bean a striking resemblance to a friendly grandmother named MoUy Noll • thought for a areond about her 14-year-old twtn grandchildren. "Their names are Joseph Andrew and Zach­ ary." ahe aaid. "they uaed to be Drew and Zach but they like the more grown up names hour or more. Noll, who Joined the Optimist Club of Sanford a year ago. was delighted that the dub for children, visiting schools In the area. f la very good with the n and ahe arants each of itlmtata to read." Noll way. 'We’re eery grateful that others from the community come to help ua aa readers. "The children not only enjoy bring read to. they also enjoy reading." At lunchtime. Molly Noll stood outsidr the principal's S K rc r jily married mom confesses sturbing fantasies of teen DEAR ABBY: I am the happily married mother of two teen-sasn. Something disturbing lorn hap­ pened recently. I find myself at­ tracted to my daughter's boyfriend. Ha la 19 and I am 44. I’m no "Mra. Robinson.* aad I would aavar reveal how I foal. When ha's hero. I bshavo in nothing bat aa adult, motherly manner. Hswevor, my thoughts and fantaslss about him art far from naathaily*This has bothered mo I know 1 have to cops with It like anyone ties wtth a astral crush, but ] foe) bks “ i**1a fool Am I abnormal? Hava you aver heard of a a m falling far a kid the ago sf her children? PUsso don’t ■aka foa of mr. I fool silly enough already. And plraas don’t even ■antlon which stats this latter SMITTEN S, M V M I . NO I can afford to pay for a cruise, and can afford to travel to Eurape slows, but tn this couples’ world, it la alill sometimes peinftil I roAras to pay that exorbitantly higher rip-off prim for traveling alaasf It’* A B IG A IL VANBUREN latter from "Troubled Tourist,* who asked, "Aren't there mors options for a single person than cruises that penalise one for traveling alone?* He wanted to travel alone or aa part of a group, but pay a single rate and have a private room. Abby, to give the lowest prim to those who are coupled la outra­ geous! It la akin to saying married is mod and single la bad. It la cruel to imply that, when more than 75 million people are divorced, wid­ owed or never married. THURSDAY PM— TOM 1 l! n__ Em ---- 1*1 program adibahaM an Friday, Doc. 19. Monday. Dae. 22, Tuesday, Dec. 23, Monday. Dec. 29. and Tuesday. D ec 30. Hours era 7 a.m. to 9 p m. Sludanta must proriipatar at tiair own echoed. foots la a 110 regietralton fan. The charge la S20 per day tor foa flnt chM and I I 7 par day tor foa second cMd. Harrell A Beverly Transmissions �wNGfiMHBC tim tim & iiiiu - Historical society wraps up 1997 staff along The Seminole Sunrlae Klwants Chib meets every Friday, at 7 a.m.. at Shoney’a. US 17­ 02. south of Airport Boulevard. Oucst are welcome. Far infor­ mation. call Tony McDaniel at 334-0400. F r* « c lin ic Friday S T ' S ’" ' l i t , rmnfclui. social refreshments and there wtU be door prises. Ouesta at the meeting were Fred Rogers, president of the Sanford Historic Trust, and Bart Rush, owner of Fences. Fred p m the group informa­ tion on the upcoming Holiday Tbur of Homes and also Winterfest. Bail later became a Ocncva-A free clinic to kirlude blood pressure check, blood sugar screening end Im­ munizations wdl be held every Friday, from 0 to 11 a.m., at the Oeneva Elementary School tn the old school buOdtog. cor­ ner of First and Mein Street In Oeneva. The chnte Is spon­ sored by the Seminote County Health Department in conjunc­ tion with the » «nii<ii« County Sheriffs OSes and Oeneva The following births were re­ corded at Florida Hospital In Altamonte: Sept 20 - Kelly and David Prgues. Sorrento. Otrt Oct. 8 • Uaa and WUham Sauer, Debary. Boy. Tracy and James Oarrtaon. Deltona. Otrt: Sarah and Bret Adams. De­ bary. Girl; Otna and Andrew Montcrtrff. Oviedo. Otrt Oct 10 • Wendy and Thomas Russell. Longwood. Boy. Leslie and Gary Littlefield. Jr.. Winter Springs. Boy. Quetay Cedeno and David Sullivan. Jr.. Del­ tona. Oirl; Kathleen and Scott Schwerdieger. DeLand. Boy: Otna and Andrew MontcrtcfT. Oviedo, Otrt Oct 12 - Christie and WUham Saunders. Sanford. Otrt Dawn Hartley and Withe Campbell. with the The program was presented by society member and former a itu a —i -S riiwjOii B ue iry r sninn, wno *toiq W BCtl- 'i.x J oL fo-s I» y g s l rfl campUshmenta during her re­ cent 12 year (1004 96) term. She stated that the waste water disposal Issue was by for the moat traumatic to deal with, but It was eventually reaohred and we were able to art out of the lake. There were improvements In transportation Including the completion of the raatem sec­ tion of the OreeneWsy. also roads were built or Improved near the new Seminole Towne Centre. This mall was also bulk during her term. Strides were made tn race relations and an annual Martin Luther King dinner was begun. There was also a great deal of economic development during Joint punning with Seminole County was Inpw w d and rela­ tion* w o t m y amicable. Also Sanford* comprehenatre plan was the flrat In the county to be accepted. Beautification and clean up were streamed which resulted in a better looking city. In the area of historic pres­ ervation. the Downtown His­ toric District was formed In IM S and the Residential His­ toric District m the early I{MKTs. Architectural guldcltnca were adopted In IBM. The Cul­ tural Art* Center was restored and later named In honor of Mayor Smith. In closing. Mrs. Smith stated that the key to the foture of Sanford Is through her past and urgrd the society to work together with other similar or­ ganization* to preserve the city’s history. Refreshments, prodded by Curator Allrta Clarke, were mjoyrd by the large number attending the meeting. The next meeting will be the annual meeting to be held January 23 at the Sanford Mu­ seum. Officers win be Installed at this time. Anyone Interested In joining the Sanford Histori­ cal Society contact the mu­ seum at 302-1000. T;1 Yi! Oviedo. Boy Oct. 14 • Lorrte and Donald Danovlch. Sanford. OtH; Lillian and Joseph Mooney, Oviedo. Boy Oct IS - Janinr and Timothy Com. Casselberry. Ctrl: Erin Mann and Jarm Skinner. Sanford. Ctrl Oct. 10 - Karin and Scott Mu­ sic. Orange City, Boy. Dolores and Robert Medina. Deltona. Otrt Oct. 17 • Crystal Qualls and John Libby. Oeneva. Old: Kathy and Arthur Bazlnet. Jr.. Deltona. Twin Olrla Oct. 18 • Tammy Partin and Brett Shelton. Detand. Otrt tflRtia N IC K S U Q O O IIU U V E ^ K D S IC LIVE BAND hi K S.it ) im : . !>th K M i l Hrimrtsmakeridingmoreromfarlableandfas. Not tomentionuler. Pbilrtt tout modvaluable C”T “7 *«et Afsriyr war ahelmet\#/ The following births were re­ corded at Columbia Medical Center In Sanford: Oct. 14 • Benjamin and Peggy Crawford. DeLand. Bov SQUARE ONE IsBitiMiiraB Dnatar5A 1(M2.l5.l7.19,ZUUUl • ftOOtat- IftOOajn. four** H u rt lowhnralimtor Bwork. IQfegm. - 11:00 am. .StopfajfrttolowImpact Tongnrt cal H i m SSJJOfetpcrchn. » tattoo. 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To it^oa^ caU097-1700andprm 3 fernanbenhip December 10- Arprtwtofl tn d ly E k k rfy tokiartaplfo Centerhr 6cfuprortiH^1yjo pjn.-0d»pgL Focuaondpaofihf—tainlnthi otdrradult mdhowtoBadhdp. Sefiohmcntspre dded. Stating Bnriato to tat I w. To rejHWc call 531-970a Florida Hospital Senior Health and Resource Center r g1 i �THURSDAY Professional athletes are no longer It will be Interesting to watch what hap­ pens out in Oakland where the Golden State Warriors' star player Latrell Sprewell physi­ cally attacked his coach, then allegedly threatened to kill him. That's the same Sprcwell whose feud with the Warriors' other star player. Tim Har­ daway chased Hardaway out of town last year. It's little wonder Golden State has only one win this season. For now. Sprewell has been suspended for 10 games and Is persona non grata around the W arriors locker room but he's also one of the most valuable scoring threats in the league. Surely someone will give him a second chance. There are dozens of other examples In •ports just like It Roberto Alomar. Wtl C or­ dero. Michael Irvin. Derrick Coleman. Chris­ tian Peter. Mike Tyson. John Daly. Chris Simon. Jeff Tarmngo. Steve Howe. Bam M or­ ris. I haven't forgotten anybody. I've Just run out of room. The fact Is. It can be debated forever whether or not athletes are role models. 1also know that If I went In to my editor's office and threatened to beat her up. physi­ cally attacked her, then threatened to m ur­ der her. 1would be out of a Job. And I'm sure my reputation would prevent me from get­ ting a Job anywhere else. Same thing if 1 spit on her or decided not to follow company rules. That’s the standard by which most of us live and. for those that have kids, that's how they expect Ihetr children to act. Instead, the message being sent la that It's okay to flaunt the rules If you can run or catch better than the player already in that spot That's too bad. I called Chris Gagliano, who runs the lake Mary Little League. If a player strikes a coach. It’s automatic permanent expulsion from the Lake Mary Sports Complex. Same thing for any player who spits at an umpire, takes drugs or attacks another player. Sounds like the millionaire geniuses that run sports should spend a few minutes with the Lake Mary Little Leaguers who know how to respect authority and the law as well as themselves. L a s t S s c o a d S h o t : There can't be a harder working group of athletes than the Lake Mary wrestling team. F O R T H E B E S T C O V E R A G E It was the thrr^-point of Randy Abrams that put sway At­ lantic's charge In the third quarter that provided the only real threat to Lake Mary all night. Seminole girls kick the wind out of ’Canes Fastpitch season ends with upsets • the youth of America. It doesn't exist. Not when professional teams continue to set examples by giving second, no. 10th chances to miscreants. For a long time, the Miami Dolphins were on example of a professional, model fran­ chise. They aw re the example other teams used as a blueprint for their own success. Tuesday, the Dolphins signed Lawrence Phillips. Let s go over the Phillips file. A conviction of sexual assault on a Nebraska womens' bruketbaO player. A drunk driving charge. Pro­ bation violations. Reports at failed drug tests, missed meetings with the St. Louis Rams. That's all In the space of three years. Yet he -------- * * * with the Dolphins who claim that he la really a good, misunderstood person. St. Louis quarterback Tony Banks said the team management spent too much time moni­ toring Plumps' off the field activities. WeU. duh. As far as giving him a chance to start over in a new environment In Miami. Isn't that what St. Louis did when they drafted him. out of Nebraska? He hadn't even played his first down for the Rama before he was arrested for DUI. So that's the kind of message the Dolphins are trying to send to Ihetr fans, especially to the kids that follow the team. That It's okay to run wild, oblivious to rules and the law, as long as you have sprinter's speed and the ability to dodge a tackle? SANFORD _ There n a a reversal of fortune In the nrsl ever Sanford Recreation Department Olrla' Fall Fast pilch Softball League Wednesday night. After taking off for the Thanksgiving holiday Isal week, the bottom two teams played nv* they were the lop two Iearn* ss they pulled off upsets on the final night of the regular seavon at Roy Holler Field. The Sanford Lions Club showed up with hot bats, aa Ihey pounded the ball for 20 hits. Including two home runs and two triples, but It took a four ran fourth Inning to erase a J-1 deficit end the winner's tlien added five runs In the fifth Inning to pull away for a 10-7 victory over previously undefeated Optimist Club of Sanford. In the other game, the Sanford Rotary Breakfast Club scored five runs In the third inning to break a 2­ 2 lie and went on to a 10-tJ upset o f second place Sanford Khranla Club. The regular season ends with the Opttndat Club of Sanford on top with a 5-1 record, while the Sanford Khranla Club la second st 3-3 and the Sanford Uona SANFORD _ The only thing that stopped the Seminole High School girls' soccer team Wednesday night was the horn that ended the game. Freshman Evle Cepuran scored the first goal of the game and the Tribe didn't stop until they had racked ig> a 10-0 season-opening vic­ tory over Mount Dora High School at Thomaa E. Whigham Stadium. ’ All of the hard work has finally paid off." sold Semi­ nole head coach Tony Arena. 'H's all coming together.* The Fighting Seminolea led 4-0 at halftime and Just con­ tinued to pour It on In the second half. Senior C.C. Guillen led the way for Seminole with four goaia scored and one assist. Also contributing were freshman Natalie Jaquez (two goals scored). Cepuran. Paula Guillen. Courtney Newman and Kim Thelsen (one goal scored and one asslat each) and Ntkl Snell and Angle Saaso (one assist each). All told, the Fighting Semi­ notes outahot the Hurricane* 27-3. while Megan Racine (no shot* faced) and freshman Beth Oanon (three saves) O F S P O R T S IN Elite softball players at S C S C ALTAMONTE SPRINGS . Soma of the country's best alow pitch soft­ ball players will be In action this Saturday for the Supreme/Tracer Home Runs Unlimited RoundRobtn st the County Softball Complex off Douglas Road in Altamonte Springs. The IUI of participants Includes Carl Rose. Most Valuable Player when Lighthouse/Worth won the USSSA World Senes at Daytona Beach earlier this year, and the national leader In home runs this paat season with 231 and the pace-setter with 1.300 over the fast eight seasons (1900-1907). Other players will came from Ar­ kansas. Alabama. Georgia. North •nd South Carolina. Maryland. Kentucky. Indiana. Illinois. Ohio and Florida. Among those wtil be Central Florida stars Albert Davis. Mark kfartln. Mike Wlsmer sod Lyman High School graduate Ross Urshan. Others are: Ricky Huggins. Robbie Brgle. Randall Boone. Jeff 1Wallace. Jason Kendrick. Joss Santiago. Chris Boutchie. Rangy Vollmcr. Marty Lanoux. Roy Eppiey. David Burch. Dal Beggo. Judaon Jackson. Jacques MUUer. Rod Hughes. Y O U R A R E A , su m R E A D T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D D A IL Y �m ■ Santord Hm M , Santoro, Ftonn ■Thunttoy. Oacambsr 4, 1997 tion, feature flokstyle rules and there will be Individual awards IN B R IE F Call Carpenger at |407) 320-3670 for more details. G irls’ wrestling tournaments tT-sMT-M-sa-a •inn w urns OtNNtS A BAlllW Tile slowpltch leagues to be offered for the Polar Hear Leagues starting In January are men's, women's. Co-Ed, church and a new industrial division for company teams only. •i oarsum jM irsM Sastasaooi molosmobili RamsC a a t l a a a d frw a s P a g * I B •a Plym outh ansi. ■h im h . urns as m d m w w tans. isar. and is* The Rams led 37-23 at the half, but Atlantic came out strong, countering Lake Mary point for point before Abrams nailed three straight threepointers to give Oaudreau a chance to play hla bench. That's the kind of explosion Softball 18 Keith Brockman. Steve Helewlcx. Howie Krause. Tim Cocco, Chris Lashley. Danny Rogers. Sylvan Little. Chris Butkr. Tim Williamson, Kurt Gleaton, Jeff Ross. Lamar Echols. Jeff Rlner and Eric Jackson. Five of these players will be with Steele’s In 1998 — Beggs. Brockman. MUller. Nichols and Hughes. One -- Wallace — will be with the new TPS super team next season, a combina­ tion of the Hitch’s Superior and Sheri Valley teams from last season. Four were named to the 1997 Supreme Softball Magazine all-star team -- Rose. Wallace. Boone and Kendrick. Five learns will play 10 games (two at a time) from 9:30 a.m. through 5 p.m. The Cata­ pult home run contest is scheduled for 5 p.m. and ■ Mutt A Jeff game, matching players 6-foot-2 and under against players 6-foot-4 and over. Is set for 6 p.m. No admission will be charged. Sanford Klwanls Club answered back In thr bottom of the first Inning aa Lauren Bennett walked and scored on a triple by BlUle Cotton, who scored on a wild pitch. In the lop of the third Inning. Jeastca Postell singled and scored on wild pitches, before Br­ ine walked and scored on a triple by Britney Postell. who scored on a wild pitch. After two outs. Manvhrll Woodward singled and scored on a double by Ashley Brown, who then scored on a triple by Krtshawn Knight to give the Sanford Rotary Breakfast Club a 7-2 lead. The Sanford Klwanls Club got a run back In the bottom of the thin) Inning on a home run by Cotton, and then added another run In the (mirth inning on a walk to Aahlcy Alexander and several wild pitches. Thr Sanford Rotary Breakfast Club got Its fi­ lial runs in the top of the fifth Inning on a triple by Crystal Ware, a walk lo Beverly Bnunmlt. and RBI single by Woodward and a two-run sin­ gle by Knight. Thr Sanford Klwanls Club’s final two tuna came on a single by Cotton, a walk to Stepha­ nie Para, and a two-run double by Shequlta Campbell. Doing thr damage for Sanford Rotary Break­ fast Club were Krlshawn Knight lone triple, one single, three RBI). Marshell Woodward (two sin­ gles. two runs scored, one RBI), Britney Postell lone triple, one run scored, one RBI). Crystal Ware (one triple, one run scored). Ashley Brown (one double, one run scored, one RBI). Jessla Postell lone single, two runs scored). Kaley He­ ine (two nuts scurrd) and Beverly Brummlt (one nut scored). Doing the hilling for the Sanford Klwanls Club were Billie Colton (one home run. one tri­ ple. one single, three runs scored, two RBI). Slicqulta Campbell (one double, two RBI) and Lauren Bennett. Stephanie Para and Ashley Al­ exander (one run scored each). strong on the boards last night, especially after adding some needed pounds during the ofT-scason. The Ram s will need all the help they can muster Friday when they travel to Oviedo. The Uons. state finalists last sea­ son In Class 6A, are unde­ feated and handled the Rama In both matchup* last season. Oviedo has lost quite a bit but always gpes about 10 deep and 1 Tie a big test- for * ' the Rams. Game time Is set for 7JO p.m. L O C / ir / O A / / / .' com­ bined to post the shutout In goal for the Tribe. T h e seniors are leading by example and It showed to­ night.* said Arena. 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Providing thr offense for the Optimist Club of Sonfonl were Tara Layton (one double, one sin­ gle. one run scored, one RBI). Vsnrsss Silva (one single, one nm scored, one RBI), India Ttllmon (one single, one nm scored), Colette Layton (two runs scored) and Sasha Merthle and Lawanda Ttllmon (one run scored each). we want from him.* Oaudreau said. "In the first half, we had some good moments but got s little bit lax, but! we knew what our strength was and used It later* Abrams had I I on the night and Ben Kerscnbrock chipped In 16 Including a huge dunk late In the fourth quarter. Lake Mary also got a boost from 8-foot-II Robbie Shapiro, trying to fill the void left by Matt Townsley’s graduation. Shapiro suffered an Injury to his knee last week but was 407/322-2611 MMrrsoaasMt GirlsCoatlauod from Pag* 18 Club and Sanford Rotary Breakfast Club are tied for third with 2-4 rec­ ords. The league U scheduled to play a post-season tournament on Saturday at Roy Holler Field In Ft. Mellon Park on First Street. At 9 a m., the Optimist Club of Sanford will takr on either the Sanford Lions Club or San­ ford Rotary Breakfast Club (whichever one Is fourth). At 10-30 a m . the Sanford Klwanls Club will take on either the Sanford Uons Club or San­ ford Rotary Breakfast Club (whichever one Is third). The winner's of the 9 a m. game and 10 a.m. game will return at noon for the Championship Game. The Optimist Club of Sanford took a 3-0 lead In the top of the first Inning as Sasha Mrrthle walked and later scored on a two-out single by Tara Layton. Layton and Lawanda Ttllmon (who walked) both came around to score on wild pitches. The Sanford Uons Club got a run buck In the bottom of the first Inning on a single by Ebony Baker, a passed ball and an HIM single by Ni­ cole Pearce. The Sanford Uons Club took the lead for good In the fourth Inning. Kristen Scheurtng tripled and scored on a single by Melanie Peterson. AJa Conant then tripled In Peterson and Baker sin­ gled ahead of a two-run single by Pearce. The Optimist Club of Sanford got a run back In the top of the fifth Inning on a walk to Co­ lette Layton and an RBI single by Vanessa Silva. But the Sanford Uons Club again spanked the ball In the bottom of the fifth Inning. Peterson doubled and Chrtaay Wynn singled ahead of a three-run home run by Conant and l*earee sin­ gled aheud of a two-run blast by Holly Cowan. The Optimist Club of Sanford tried to rally, scoring a run In the sixth Inning on a singled and three wild pitches to India TlUmon. and two runs In the seventh Inning ss Colette Layton and Silva both walked and came around on wild pilches. Powering the Sanford Uons Club were AJa Conant (one home run. one triple, two singles, two runs scored, four RBI). Melanie Peterson (four singles, two runs scored, one Kill) and Ni­ cole Pearce (three singles, one run scored, three RBI). Also contributing were Holly Cowan (one home run, one single, one run scored, two RBI), Kristen Scheurtng (one triple, one single, one 8*m tno1* 0rt,S?Jl!5£ri,fc names couiisvi«rii* nroao irAsrTiooMxi reset SANFORD _ There will be na organic a tlonal meeting and awards night for all San­ ford Recreation Department Adult Softball Leagues on Wednesday. December 10th at 6-30 p.ni. at the Downtown Recreation Cen­ ter on the first floor of Sanford City Hall on the comer of Seminole Boulevard and Park Avenue. For more information please 5697. CLASSIFIED AD S tschsvrolst Sanford Adult Softball ALTAMONTE SPRINGS _ Lakr Brantley High School and coach Kevin Carpengrr arc pleased 1o announce a aeries of Womens In­ vitational Wrestling Tournaments In associa­ tion with the Seminole County Women's Wrestling Program. The four tournaments will takr place at Lake Brantley High School on December 6th. January 10th and February 20th and at Lakr Howell High School on December 19th. Women are eligible under FHSAA IFlorida High School Activities Association) rules and it will cost t30 as a team or $5 as an Indi­ vidual. Tentative weight classes are 94. 101. 110. 119. 127. 138. 149 and 165 pounds. Eneh tournament will be double elimina­ Lsgtl NoHc— LbqsI Nolle— in Ma w m « w court: |a| AS dama anamat ma I Mata WI7HW THRU MONTH* a f t i r ths rmsi su S l i c a TION o r TMS NOTIC1. and M any aStacnan Sy an inCacast- VOTOMMOUUTIOM MMaara m ssa ms Court WITHIN THI LATIN OF THRU MONTHS AFTIR THI FIRST rUBLICATION OF A Found this noTica on th ir ty o at * a f t ir th s o a t i or umnea o r a co rv or this n o t c i ON IH I OSJICTINO F t MON. ALL CLAIMS ANO OSJICTIONS NOT SO 71110 WILL S I ronrean BARMO. Sa»un an DaaamSar cm. IM7. CHRasiorHin s. o o w o ru mam cal to d C a a n o a is o LOST DOO-REWAfiD”' Ansnsra la US WWM nr Uoan coon, (n o BuWMcmn mi mats, nsutosd. macmg n tya NU OS M lOCStfl MSOttft ft Child ra t Susan A. In lan d . 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DEAR DR COTT: My daughter tuf fen from depression l« St. John's wort aa eSrctive remedy? DEAR READER This is the third in my series an herbal remedies. Although St. John's wort has yet to be accepted into mainstream American medicine, the compound enjoys wide popularity In Europe, whereiti _ sants combined. The product received a huge boost in Itea. whan the British llribrnl Journal pnhllihrd a review at its effectiveness in treating depresstew Overall U percent of study f w tkipnnts given this product improved, compared to only >3 percent of patients given placebos (sugar pills). Precise studies are hard to come by, because St. John's wort contains at least 10active components, which may vary In concentration depending on the preparation and Its manufacturer. NsnathsIsas. despite this d and the confusion about how M< St. John's wort appears to Improve depression and anikty. The usual dose is 300 milligrams of the eslrarl three limes a day. 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I am sending you a copy ol my Health Report 'Viruses and Cancer.* Other readers who would like a ropy send 13 plus a long, self addressed, stamped envelope lo P.0 Hot 3017. Murray Hill Slalioa. New York. N Y 10134 Be sure lo mention the title Something old, something new By Phillip Alder Many new bridge books appear each year, but occasionally a jewel that has been out of print is republished, like 'Bridge with the Blue Team* by Pietro Forouel iDoilancii It is full of wonderful declarer play and defensive gems, mostly by members of the Blue Team, but sometimes by other leading Italians or Omar Sharif. This deal features Arturo Franco, a brilliant player who won the Bermuda Bowl in ir7f and 1*73. Sadly, ha haa disappeared from international events because he refuses lo travel by plane. How would you have planned Ihe play In five hearta? Weil lead* the spade two With only 13 high card points miss­ ing. declarer knew that East had the diamoqd ace queen And drawing trumps before playing three rounds of clubs wouldn't work against aspert opponents Eaat would throw his two honors under dummy’s winners, al­ lowing West lo win Uie third dub and push through a diamond Instead. Franco ducktd th* first trick! After winning trick two with th* spade king. Franco drew two rounds of trump* bom hand, played a dub to dummy's king, discarded a dub on the spade ace. cashed th* dub ace. aad ruffed a dub in hand Bach lo dummy with a trump, Franco discarded a dia­ mond loser on the dub four. When ahown lha deal by Franco, Torque! commented that Terence Reese had produced this coup soma 30vears earlier. *1 wasn’t even born than,* replied Franco. Th* book ia 337 »S postpaid from CAT Bridge Supplies (MO-335-4711 ). West * 1* 1 f It* *07* *10 0 East a Q J ••* s ■ a A Q to o * Q J J 2 1 3 1 a Kf * A QJ S33 a 43 • 70S Vulnerable: Neither D ealer East h t* If If Wrst North Pass Pass Pass 1* 4* Jf East 1* Pass Pass All pass Opening lead: * 3 FRANK AND ERNEST in a TtotT] igr W ZfffTlNOS . ,4V. f i * srfMft* of this Y t / n cmT"M cs w * y •? • s! 11 i f f ore you p r in t 5 1 IT YOU fETTEP «e IT OVER. —— - QARFIELD 2 -Tw/KWrgr H * 4 By Jim Davis qfour <Blrthday Fr,day. Dec. 3. 1007 In th* year ahead you wilt profit from knowledge you’ve gamed from personal espertence m lha past These wd fuse together compatibly and help you achieve impressive otyecovas SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 33-Ooc. 31) Take advantage of any offers from ok* fnends today who want to introduce you to now acquaintances or endeavors. Eiciting things could happen m 0va mode. Know where to look for romsnee and youl find 0. The Astro-Graph Matchmaker msiandy reveals wtveh signs art romanacaPy per­ fect tor you. Mas 32 75 to Matchmaker, e/o this newspaper, P.O. Bos 175B, Murray HO Sisbon. Now York. NY 10156. CAPRICORN (Owe. 23-Jan. I t ) Instead of cSngmg to aometfvnq foal haa proven to be unproductive, mania new endeav­ ors today. Use toe past as your starting pornl. not your ofoocove AQUARIUS (Jan. 30*e*. 10) You art apt lo step out of character today and madly decani ok* ideas tor new and bet­ tor ones. Tlwe is a productive approach that promote good results PtSCSS (Fa*. 20-March 30) Improve­ ments m your knanoal affairs era proba­ ble at this time Starting today, payoff* mghl bo generated from previously futs* C A N C IR (Juno 11-Ju ly 33) Elevate your tights a b* higher today and don I consider sealing for second bad Victory •• »t your imnd-aat, and you can win if you’ro dadcdad. L IO (July I M u g 33) Aa of today, you mighi start revising your plans tor th* h ta a to moro promising way*. Your nowfound ideas will be batter than those youldacard VIRGO (Aug. 33-Oapl 23) A parson wfot whom you’ve had successful arrangeman** to to# pat* mgr* have a now propoaal lor you today. If could b* avan moro mproaatvo toon N ok* ones LIBRA (Sapl. 33-Oat. 33) Keep your eyas paafod lor an Ingenious sty to a P«tosraf*p smngwnar* TogMhor youl makaai----------* ARMS (March 31-April 10) An Important personal manor mai haa been managed by another could coma under your deed control af Pits km*. You wd not 1*1« slfo oast you aoaml TAURUS (Aprt 30-May 20) You are In a cycto wh*r* to* good d**d* you've dona for others might b* repaid. In sont* errengements you wd rocaw* moro to*n you gave. SCORPIO (O at 34-Nov. 23) New proQ IM IN I (May 31-June 30) Two ifoar N c M jt a lj^ MlNo km# could hovo friend* ol whom you've not seen much lately may re-enter your kf* simultane­ tong large and twang com** up, 7 ^ ously today In each instance you will •verything you've got pick up where you left off. eissifoWAtat by Loonard Staff I t � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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 04, 1997 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 04, 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 04, 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/0897df8dbc7232aa4dcff2bd019008bf.pdf ce11242a762efade97ea3199ee737e90 PDF Text Text S E M I N O L E T O D A Y County shares funds to fight homelessness Sheriff’s website helps cops catch criminals nsuonal board program. Ahhoutfi the amount allo­ cated this year Is slightly down horn last years $107.4$8. Carmen Hernando, chairman of the FEMA board la Seminole 101.273 tor Wsenisk were arrested last week at a traffic atop in Dmle County. N.C. fay the North Carolina Highway Pa­ trol with the assistance of the Seminole County sheriffs website. This is good example of how Important electronic law cnfbrcemcnt Is In policing communities,* said Seminole County Deputy Chief Steve Harriett. The webaite. which was In­ stituted about a year ago by Lt. John Thorpe, contains photos and background In­ formation on traveling crimi­ nals. Following a rash of home burglaries In the Markham Woods area. Thorpe started gathering Information fori a feta bate that was posted on grncy Food and Shelter (EFS) The Irish drop by T oo few hydrants, too m any narrow roads plague firefighters in older neighborhoods Just three days after Ihe ftre. *As a taxpayer, homeowner and a builder, who has built many homes In Lake Mary. I would Uke In have these ques­ tions answered.* At the commission meeting Mayor David Meafor asked Uke Mary Fire Chief Duane Mehl to brief Ihe commission on ihe Incident. *ln a ftml response (situation!.* Mehl sold. *lhe first truck In Is Ihe attack unit and (they) go In on tank.* The second unit came In from Sanford and hooked their tank to Uke Mary's tank, eventually, the units had to lay Herald Staff Writer The North Carolina agents were able to grt positive photo tdentlftcatlona on the auspreta through the sheriffs website. Harriett said. INSIDE TODAY SANFORD • The Irish have landed In Seminole County. An official delegation from Wicklow. Ireland arrived this week In Seminole County to share Ideas on economic de­ velopment and to uttrnd a school dedication ceremony. Under Ihe efforts of then Seminole County Commis­ sioner Larry Furlong. In 1992 Wicklow became Seminole s sister county. Since then, officlals from both counties have traveled bock and forth foster­ ing the relationship and ex­ changing Ideas. Furlong said. Thla relationship Just made sense.* Furlong said. Furlong, wno is of Utah County hears homeowners’ concerns about lake flooding Dy SHARI BROOK Herald Staff Writer LAKE MARY • The concerns of homeowners who live on East and West Crystal Lake will take priority as data la gathered by Seminole County for a Lake Level Management Study. ’ Our Job.* aald Scott McClelland of Camp Dresser A McKee. *ls to work Ihe entire project with Ihe public Involved.* The engineering firm was hired by the county In July to do an evaluation of Ihe Crystal Lake Basin, an area which saw flooding during heavy rains In late 1995 and early 1996. An Information meeting was lieId Wednesday and the public was Invited to voice concerns, is­ sues and expectations for the ftrture of the chain of lakes. *We know the system Isn't working because Its backing up,* Bob Eckes. a Lake Mary resi­ dent. aald at the meeting held at Idyllwtlde Elementary School In Sanford. The natural flow of the chain of lakes Is from Weal Crystal Lake to East Crystal u y through DeForrat Uke to Ihe Smith Canal Into Uke Monroe. Residents of Ihe area have com­ plained about breakdowns In every part of Ihe ■ystrm. especially after Ihe extremely wet win­ ter two years ago. Homeowners are also concerned about prop­ erty valurs of lakrfront properties when lake levels are loo low. or loo high and about (lie decline In water quality. Seminole County Commission Chairman Randy Morris was present al Ihe meeting and ussurrd the homeowners that "every question will be answered.* Morris said that a project of thla nature had never been done by the county and he told the homeowners. "You are part of the government process.* In the $67,000 study. CDM will do a system Inventory, of the land, soli and structures within Ihe basin as well as an engineering similarities between the two counties. Wicklow and Semi­ note share common concerns and also common natural re­ sources. he said. "Wicklow has a lot of tourism and that la a big part of the economy.* Furlong mid. They have natural resources tike we do here. One of the country's largest national parka la In Wicklow and are have the rivers and wilderness here.* Another similarity la that Wicklow srrves as a him pro­ duction center and many mov­ ies have also been filmed In Sanford. "Wicklow Is a suburban area and they have growth and school crowding problems like wr do.* said Furlong, who la also a member of the Seminole County arttoltfHWtf. W h a * G race out after 6 years with county Dy RUSS WRITS Herald Staff Writer Kevin Grace look the I Last six I or boxes from hls| office, applied a good I squirt of | lemon Pledge to hlsl Qrseo Entrepreneurs find a hom e in Sanford Wf MARIA OREM Herald Staff Writer SANFORD - As Ihe new kid In town. Bart Rush likes lo keep his customers guessing. When shopping for someUiing unique. Rush said hts * _ an 300!E. First Street (Us the bill. And since he opened Fences Card and Gift Shop In September, Rush said he has all Ihe business he can handle. Tm way too blessed in thla business,* Rush aald. adding that the reception In Sanford has been nothing but wonder­ ful. INDEX Joining the burgeoning group of First Street merchants In downtown Sanford. Rush. 39. and his partner Keith McCann. 32. searched long and hard before moving here from ihetr home in Jacksonville. *We did a lot of checking be­ fore moving here In January,* he said. For Rush, being able to walk to work from hts home In the w t historic district Is a definite plus. McCunn. who works In llcalhrow. helps out at the shop on the weekends and holidays. The gift shop Is a bit of a de­ parture for Rush who operated an Interior design business for 10 years In Jacksonville. How­ ever. he said by January, he will expand the 550-square-foot First Street shop to include In­ terior design services. By knocking down an adjoining wall, the ahop will double In size. The entire building will be upscale and renovated.* he . 'Right now Its Ukes a holiday shop with three lines of greeting cards, gilts, books. Christmas decorations, framed art and more.* Soo Rash, PagsOA 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 �• 9* rto rt H*r«W Santoro. Fkmdo • Sunday. N o w ito w 18. 1997 Business College program best in the natioi By MARIA o k lH Herald SlalT Writer NEWSMAKERS Rick Moltson has turn promoted to vice president of opera­ tions at Combustion Tech Inc.; Joe Hnrt has been promoted to manager of human resources and administration Moltzon and Hurt are residents of Seminote County. CTJ manufactures combustion equipment for the glass and ceramles industries. .5 % \ r> * \1 *1 Rick Mottzen Jo* Hurt W E W A N T TO K N O W Readers may send Seminole County business news to the at­ tention of Marla Orem at the Sanford Herald. 300 N. French Ave.. Sanford. FI. 3277 -1667. call 322-2611. nr fas 3J3-940H. Service is key to business success One of our clients at the Cen­ tral Florida Incubation Center Is from Europe and we have had several revealing conversa­ tions. It Is Interesting to view American business practices through the prism or foreign eyes. On several occasions he has expressed frustration about the service he has re­ ceived from ‘ professionals* such as attorneys and others. Q > 1 ^ - Al v jf ._T| l find mysell defending the undefendable sometimes In our talks. Having traveled a lot during my business career. I am not unaware that lousy service exists throughout die world. But as we move Into the Information age and our coun­ try becomes even more domi­ nated by services. I think some examination Is In order. We were raised with the belief that if you have a better mousetrap the world will come to your door. This Is simply not true today with the vast choices that are available. Many times less advanced technological products succeed because of superior service. I define this service as re­ sponding to the needs of the clients. To often I see business people attempting to force cli­ ents to accept their wants and desires rather than meeting customer needs, in many cases this Is simple laziness and a lack of desire to view the cus­ tomer as king. Oh. I know we all say the customer Is king, but is It really true? One way to test your attitude Is to think back to any time you are asking a customer to accommodate your lack of performance. Was this because of some truly unavoidable rea­ son or was It from your failure? Did you let some consideration other than the customer needs Influence events that allowed you to fall to deliver or accom­ modate? For example. 1 mean Is your store open when retail V Small Business j Wayn* Hardy Seminole Community College was reeenlly rrcognlrrd for Its iiutnnwllve technology program as the best In ihe natlon-a first for the college. Ihe American Automobile Manufacturer's Association and the American Vocational Asso­ ciation haa given the 1997 In­ dustry Council Award for Ex­ cellence to SCC. This la a (airly prestigious award* said Jim Cox. chairman of the automotive sendee tech­ nology department at SCC. 'Considering the tremendous competition from colleges from all over the country thia la a major accomplishment. It makes me feel good.* Cox. who has been at the college since 1975, said the rogram prepare* students to be open to change and Improve Ultra math and communication skills as well as do the handson work necessary to keep ve­ hicles on the move. Today's auto technicians a full-time business person who needs communication and computer sklllls as much as technical knowledge.* he said. \ \ > I* flpigH 7 i\ 'K ,\ . Student Jo* Kriagtf got* hands-on axpartanc* In automoMo angina operations as part of SCC* sutomotfv* According In Cox. since there There are so many Job Is more market demand for openings out there.* he said. automotive technicians than ' "We have a backlog of people Iheie are students In the pro­ who need automotive help In gram. some dealerships and thetr businesses. The bottom automotive businesses want line Is to put prolplr to work.* the students before they Cox said the real key to the gr.iiUi.ilr. However, he maid, college's success Is Its gradua­ certified and degreed sludmta tion rate of 8&-90 percent and liavr the advantage and will a 95 percent placement rate. move up In the ranks. Also, the automotive technol- Business calendar Lacy Losi ■Edeor CKna Sharp - Manager E le n Qtdoene R o u e Lavender Cheryl Slone lOwMch ___1 Ftanar Couflney Lads* .._3w- 1 ’ ___V Pottage Peel M Santord. 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Tommy Vincent Susan warmer Ruts Whale Sandy Presley Diagnosis dt Treatment O f Recurring W W 0* t e r n m f i t s mommy f 10.000 cm» — >**>— i i h iwmmy _________ V [y Phons: (407) 322-2011 Fax: (407) 323-9400 reerie snow Specializing In 'AST CASH PuMshsd Tuesday tvough Friday and Sunday by flspuOSc Nowspapon, Inc. • 300 N French A ve . Sanford. F t 32771 Unde Spegal Peter R. Prcganz, M .D. 330-7035 Sunday. Novsmbar 10.1907 • Voi. 90. No. 62 nunow Students may chose from a one or two year program at SCC. Lasting two years, are the Technician Automotive Career Training (TACT), that begins In August, and the Associate In Science degree for ASE certi­ fied technicians. Vocational credit certificates are offered for one year of study. The award will be presented to SCC officials Dec. 10 In Las Vegas. Board Certified. American Board of An*atha*k>logy Qiplgmata. AmarlcanAcadsmy ol Pain Managamanl Seminole Community College will hold a kickoff breakfast for Its 14th annual Dream Auction N *f. 19 at 7:30 a.m. at the AAA building at Heathrow International Business Cen­ ter. To date, supporters of the auction haa created an en­ dowment fund in excess of $ 1 million funding more than 480 scholarship*. For more Information, call 32H-203I. S a n fo r d H e r a ld Odessa P'jpH ■Busmere Manager ogy program rotate* students between on the field experience and class work. The educational program at the college operates out of an automotive center romplrte with 52 care, all donated, tools, computerized works sta­ tion*. cutaway engines, and automotive parts and equip­ ment. The center also serves as a training center for Genral Motor*. "" “Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Seminole County Since IWH " a o s— technology program. P A IN M A N A G E M E N T M E D IC IN E Seminole Community College will host a Job career night Nov. IS from 6 to 9 p.m. In Ihe college's student center (Building C). SCC representatives will be conducting career seminars and answering questions relating to career out­ looks. required training, financial aid and scholarship op­ portunities and resources at SCC. Free Information will be available on about 100 associate In science degree, certifi­ cate and related aaaoclte in arts degrees offered at SCC. For 1- -u *. V . customers want to buy or is closed al 5:00 p.m. because you don't want to lie open at night? The other day I was at a prominent fast food location and eavesdropped on a conver­ sation between the cashier and a customer. The customer asked If the chicken sandwich was made from pressed chicken. This resulted In a 10 minute exchange between the staff, the manager and the cus­ tomer. This occurred wllh cus­ tomers behind walling to order. After the simple Inquiry no one on the staff could give this women the answer to her ques­ tion. Finally another customer Intervened and told her the an­ swer to her question. What a shame If customers know your product better than your staff Made me want to return, wouldn't It you? If your basic motivation In a transaction with a customer Is what Is In It for you. It will be communicated. Long term this attitude will destroy your busi­ ness. because clients want to feel the person they are dealing with has their besl Interest at heart. If litis Is not true for your business, rest assured that a competitor will arise to take your market share away. Wayne Hardy (s coordinator of the Small (Justness Develop­ ment Center (it Setm/ioie Com­ munity College. He can be reached at 321-3499 email whardyObellaouth.net / u Ks CBC, INC. (407) 899-0087 2575 S. French Av*. Sanford 5.95 •wllh IStMtO (88* M ow ) Ericsson DH318 For more Information call (407) 328-3385 or 897-2111 322-0283 \ u tn -O n h i t s In s u r n n r r @aauj£ouTH M o b ility * »MU*d» �SanfordHnH, Sanford, Ftortta • II. 1997-36 Deputies accuse armed robbery suspect of using AIDS threat Investigators from the Sher­ Ed McDonough, iffs Office Major Crimes Sec­ Riley walked Into the store tion arrested Riley shortly after wtth 1 3 a m. Tuesday. He la accused rinne filled with red fluid. He of robbing the 7-11 store at told the clerk the syringe con­ 4085 West State Road 46 near tained the AIDS virus. Riley Sanford about 2:S0 a.m. Tues­ told the clerk to hand over the day. money In the cash register. According to sheriffs She compiled. Riley fled In a gray Datsun pickup truck. Sendnote County deputy sheriff Ben Haitner slopped the pickup truck a few minutes later on State Road 46. He se­ cured Riley. The 7-11 clerk was brought to the scene and — am«. - a. - . i . . . n _ -» ■».« . . , IW taU » h # ff cer conducted a traffic stop on fKMMiivciy nenoncQ mey ib liana Soto. 39. of unknown Spann after noticing an Un- the man who robbed the store. residence, eras unruled Thurs­ ypperiy displayed tag. RUey la auapected of robbing day by Sanford police. Soto the 7-11 store four times was charged with retail theft, within the past six months, Cary Policy. 39. of 160 N. 4th battery on law enforcement o f­ " t h e suspect ficer. trespassing after warning St.. Lake Mary, waa arrested used the same AIDS threat Thursday by Lake Mary police. and restating without violence. Policy waa charged with bat­ each time. Soto was arrested In the 100 tery and arrested at his resi­ No syringe or needle was block of North French Avenue. found on Riley or In hla truck. dence. Report said that Policy Report said that Solo allegedly He claims it was an kikprn concealed a pack of cigars, allegedly grabbed and struck a filled wtth rod Ink. McDonough female victim. tried to pull away from arrest­ ■old Riley told deputies he ing officer and kicked another Q fin d th a fl auto threw the pen onto Upasla officer in the leg. Ronald Jackson. 19, of 417 Road near Sanford. He says he N*w I m r s ratunw d Bay Ave., Sanford, waa ar­ doe* not have AIDS. RUey la betng held without Raymond Britt. 36. of un­ rested Thursday by Sanford known residence, waa arrested police. Jackson waa charged bond In the Seminole County Thursday by Sanford police. with grand Iheft auto and re­ Correctional Facility. Brill was charged with retail sisting without violence. Jacklheft and arrested In the 300 son was arrested Caatle block of Towne Crnlrr Circle. Brrwcr Court. Officer reported Brill allegedly tried lo return Htal the vehicle waa registered new Jeans from the sales floor stolen through the Voluala for money. County Sheriffs office. From Staff Rfporta James Riley. 3 5 . „ f U kr Cre­ d it Road, Deltary. made his inilial court appearance this ***k In the courtroom at the Seminole County Correctional Faculty. He Is charged with one count of armed robbery. M ultiple c h a rg n Douglas Spann. 26. of 2015 Incidents Sanford Ave.. Sanford, was ar­ One .25 caliber handgun and rested Friday by Seminole some food was stolen Fridaw In County deputies. Spann was Ihe 1500 block of Weal Seventh charged with possession of a Street. Property stolen totaled controlled substanre. driving 6151.30. while license Is suspended or A book bag, books and a pair revoked (habitual traffic of­ of Tommy llllflger pants were fender! and possession of dmg stolen Thursday on William paraphernalia. Spann was ar­ Clark Court. Property stolen rested on Stale Hoarl 600. Offi­ totaled 9235. V. ' v 1 ■_ h- Today: Cloudy with a 30 per­ cent chance of rain. Highs In ,lhr mlii-7CH. Lows In the rnld 50s. Sunday sad Manday: Partly cloudy. Highs In th*\ low-00*. Lows 1In the UP 11 per-30s to mld-40s. Millionaire Swears Under Oath He Can Show Any Orlando Area Resident How To Build Wealth -Srlf-om 1 aiillioasirc Ron Whimry of Florida versl tas tad thousand dollar* to residents la |Florida. Colorado. Va asst asdTnsa u buy ml mate. Whitney, a real ettatc millionaire since age 27, uyi • • • • I myoae cm caaJi in big right nowbecame it isanincredibly j smart turn to buy income-producing real estate. BMOagfragnB Whitney has scheduled sis seminars in the Orlando area I (among other cities) where he wants to buy properties. He will show iaiereitod arearesidents bow md what to look for allha fret workshopsscheduled November Iff through20*. 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The vote for the future land use change squeaked by, 3-2, with Commissioner Brady Lesaard de­ lng tJ claring that he was In a over* the issue and preferred for it (o be tabled to a future meeting. The controversy had continued to escalate for more than two months prior to Monday’s meeting, Mr. Lessard voted for the change in the end. and we encourage him trt continue to do so in a timely matter when issues In controversy are before him. Mr.. Lessard is In his llrst term of office, and It does take some time for politicians* skin to thicken. We hope this issue has taught him that when an an­ gry crowd wants answers, tabling critical Issues doesn’t always solve problems, but usually only pro­ longs them. Mr. Lessard will soon be faced with an even bigger issue. In his own district; the proposal for de­ velopment of a lakefront hotel, convention center and possibly condominiums. We admire his de­ termination to see all aspects of a decision, but we encourage him to do so in a timely manner. In the fourth down. It's either punt or run, No player just stands there tn a quandary. ; LETTERS Adult entertainment in Sanford 1 am writing in opposition to the proposed land use change In three locations In the San­ ford area that would allow adult entertslnjnent lo be put at ihose locations. These three areas include White Cedar Road North of Narcissus Avenue, the north end of Rand Yard Road, and Fifth Street east of Airport Boulevard. We hap. pen to live about one half mile from two of (hose sites and certainly do not want any adult entertainment establishments near our resi­ dence! Another tiling to consider Is the character of Sanford. One adult entertainment place tends to encourage other similar businesses. These ‘ red light districts* tend to have bad reputa­ tions. All three of these sites are on roods ac­ cessible from Highway 48: "TUm here...*. Highway 10 la the main road Into the Sanford Historical District from Interstate 4. Can you imagine what would-be tourists and antique buyers would think* *Oh. I must be going through the bad part of town. 1 think I'U turn around and get back on 1-4.* That certainly la a poor llrst Impression of Sanford and would nrgatlvely Impact the value of Sanford as a historical district. We urge everyone In Sanford to contact your county commissioners to oppose the change In zoning that would allow adult entertainment In any of these Ihn-e areas. 1 understand Chuluota residents came out In full force In oppo­ sition to any such zoning changes and wont Sanford ran do Ihe name If we art nowt Sincerely. Tom aad Pons Jim*ass Baa ford Airport, noise and all Having been a resident of Sanford for nearly 40 years. I have been very Interested tn the fast developing Oriando-Sanford Airport, (In my opinion It should be the Sonford-Orliuido Airport) and the various citizens' complaints. I cannot help but recall what It was like when my family moved to Sanford from Ft. Lauderdale In 1050. The Navy was a very Im­ portant part of the Sanford community. We lived In a lovely neighborhood called Ptnrcrrst. We had many Navy families living there as It was very close to the Navy Base. 1‘lnccrrst was located directly In the flight putirrn. the Navy bombers would practice 'touch artd go landings* sometimes all day and ull night, especially If they were getting ready to deploy on the six months cruises on the air craft carriers. Ladles and Gentlemen. It did get nolsyt Then guess what?) The New Vigilante came on the Base. What a thrilling day when that new plane came soaring into Sanford one day! 1 will never forget how exclled we all were to see it flying over. We all welcomed them. The approach to the runway was. of course, from the west. The Navy pilots came In over Seminole llii'h School, flew over Dreamwald subdivision, the first addition of Plnccrest (Pine Crest Elementary School was located here also) on over Saruord Avenue and on to the landing on the runway. Not the first time did I ever hear anyone complain about the Political m u sin gs of Sem inole County The recent Sartfrrd Herald guest column by Duke Adamson changed my mind regarding the name of the airport. 1 was glad that be took the ttme to explain bow the name was chosen. Based on the explanation and examples fiven, I think the name Orlando Sanford Airport la M ^ r ’^ k ttd u w a Seminole County Commissioner Qrant Malay tn last Sunday's Herald presented us with a challenge. We need to consider supporting the petition drive to collect the 10.000 signatures needed on the ordinance petition to create Utuglm codes regarding topless and bottom­ less dancing In Seminole County. I would like to hear from the law firm that offered free legal representation. A guest col­ umn tn this newspaper by that Amt. may be just what Is needed to ready help with the peti­ tion drive now under way. | think that a col­ umn by that form Is needed to convince the public that the eflbtt given by those tn favor of tougher codes can be supported legally. people are asking i The question that today la. *Do you think Randy I Adams will be re-elected?* My answer at this time la yea. Morels took a calculated risk by supporting the Onmgr County penny tax. The problem ! had teas not on his posi­ tion...everyone's entitled to their thoughts on these matters. The problem I had with his support was I didn't think that Seminole County was a good example of why anyone for a penny Increase In the sales should vote i tax. 1 also could not support, or will ever nippoet. a mall out ballot. Having said that. I still believe that Morels will be re-clectcd. t he note. At this time I believe he will. He ton! afraid to take risks. That can be good. Why he ever got Involved In the raging debate tn Or­ ange County Is beyond me. Adams has more support than most think. I really don't know why there Is a rood reason to vote him out of office. He has done an excel­ lent job in his district. The complaints against some of his positions aren't justified. What the * Think about this. Sfimlnolfi County ■M UST H A TTO N H b l lra«>t Htlls* II Is a ••!*,«* turn • cMl SOMW WWs voters riwukl do is took at Ihe entire picture, not one Issue. The entire County Commission has had to fere some very difficult problems. I don't have a problem with any of them. AH have their (Hffcrtng views, but I betteve that the commission as a whole, has been effective. the chairmanship of the County Ha to a its* taker. I think h d l be the chairman again. I don't believe hen let hts re-election bid get In the way. In my view It doesn't make sense to make a change at this time. Adams will be the chain his re-election. These are my ■the moment. On to other mailers. There are good things happening In county government. The employ­ ees are listening and the leadership Is people orientsted. They are trying to be of sendee and the results have been excetlrnt. We nerd to applaud these efforts and this much needed change, It's all about Ihe philosophy of those at the top and the willingness lo expand those vtrww through the ranks and lo give people (he opportunity to Improve their departments. Right now It's working. If the county can keep the present mindset, which la quite dif­ ferent than In the post. Seminole County will be and Is In many rases, a great county to live In. Recently one of our community lea sent on evaluation letter regarding an em­ ployee. It wasn't difficult to respond. The rm- the person had they M l this end that credit director of the the Office of particular cat real revelation. We are by paying, thank youftW i ow tfdek to eritictoe amen somotfatttg goes wrong, we tmiM *mo gfee credit when credit la due. Fho nee i»1 feed a rty. Triali t o il had. In as i County to a very IIUcaHy. Just a thou#*. Da we the trips abroad to create ~ I don't think aof M to torn The read right-of-ways are tabled, but the be kng abort of what ther debate I wouk would took at the matters and see that the wittiest ward rearedbig the beautification to canted out ae origi­ nally presented. This to not s gb d tbne tor another blunder. We can have little feMh that U.& Highway 17-93 will be ae prmntocd If Red Bug, Howell Branch and other roadways fell so abort of the vision presented. There to Hfiely to be much less county wide support of the effort, or the belief that the 17-93 corridor wffi be any differ­ ent. I believe that the bitent to ebicere. but the Impkmcntotton of the process to ready faffing. staff tn this area, tool getting through. With the effort now being five by moot to the county, It to Important that the few depart­ ments that ham felled tn the past do not cre­ ate more problems now and In the Mure. Seminole County: Mired in g momey away of Onmt Malay, It ap" County Commission to' hot satisfied with plunging us Into millions of dollars In debt. It seems that tt has no Idea that its actions tiave resulted In the school board also plunging us Into more millions of dollars tn defat. It Is my understanding that the school board will receive about 947 million as s result of recent state legislative action. What a mesa! Growth just flat does not pay for Itself, and the giving of millions of our tax dollars to fos­ ter more growth has literally contributed to ruining the bucolic atmosphere of Seminole County. For certain, when these socialist -minded coaimtoatanen run for re-election, I doubt that we will see them bragging of taking X millions of dollars from us and fitting It to megacorporations under the guise of a jobs pro­ gram. Nor will they brag and tell ua tn a bro­ chure how much debt has been foisted off on 30 years. No-no, the people during the they wtU brag about bow many Jobs they created but will remain silent oh the debt and how much the public will have to pay for new schools, new roads, sewers, water lines, more Judges, bureaucrats, deputies, retirement for public officials, etc. It to absolutely ridiculous for government of­ ficials tn various counties and cities to use ad valorem taxes (or any other public funds) to outbid one another to win the pood graces of a corporation. What happened to pood schools, good roads, a tow crime rate, dean environ­ ment. and a cultured community with an edu­ cated work force as being the main Ingredient* to entice development that p a y for Itself? The answer to. of course, corporate welfare • the transfer of wealth from the less fortunate to others - that’s what happened. It to my Judgment that most people tn the business cuuummUy oppose welfare and big government. Why then does business accept corporate welfare and encourage s bureauc­ racy to administer such? Now we lutve the nutter of establishing s noise and the low flying planes. The Sanford community was very tolerant of any notoe and believe me there was a lot. We loved the Navy. It was a very sad day when the Navy moved to Ttirncr Air Force Base In Albany. Georgia. It was hard to see so many good friends leave. 1 think what I am trying to aay to thank you U. S. Navy for many good memories when you were part of our City of Sanford. We loved having you here-nolae and all. Yours truly. Cksptei of tha Sanford as Tiananmen Square Do you remember Tiananmen Square? Do you remember the tanka and troops which mowed down Chinese citizens who hod assem­ bled for a peaceful protest? On Monday night. November 10. this to what happened to the citizen* of Sanfard: City Hall was packed, standing room only, as It waa on September IB. The subject of interest was the three-story apartment development proposed for a single family home area. If approved tt would open the door for all surrounding unde­ veloped land to be thus developed. This meet­ ing lasted approximately five hours. Virtually all who spoke against this development were pounced upon and roundly criticized for daring fd ♦. * i ■ * * JIM M Y ROSS Jimmy Rots is a Longwood raa/; dent and a politi- ; cal activist in Saminola County. ouaar o o u m m m t community redevelopment agency (CRA) to en­ hance the beauty of 17-93 In Seminole County. Should some areas be spruced up? You bet. Under the strict definitions of *alum* and *biighted areas,* as used In the statute, does Longwood have a alum or blighted area on 1793* I doubt It. If we do. I'd appreciate the press telling us exactly where one to. Instead of spending thousands and thousands on a CRA bureaucracy, the money should be used for a better purpose. WUI Longwood be forced to be a participant tn this CRA that to being pushed? Moat likely. The statute permits such. Thus, we will have the socialist-minded county commissioners forcing a tax Increase in Longwood. How? By freezing the taxes on the property that will be In the CRA Heyt The Increases In the taxes must hr made up somewhere. These some county commissioners refused to permit Longwood to annex enclaves tn our city until the property changes bands (maybe In 00 years) despite the fact that Ihe statute states That It to the policy of the state to eliminate enclaves.* So much for adhering to State policy. The Longwood City Commission deserves the support of the people for Its statement that It will not even consider cooperation with the county on the CRA Issue unless and until It permits annexation of the enclaves at a very early date. We provide sendees to these en­ claves but get no revenue from them In the form of taxes. to object! After much discussion the vote was taken af­ ter one commissionrr needed more time to de­ cide and wanted It tabled until another meet­ ing. This, after tt has been on the table since August 33, and even be acknowledged he had received many letters and phone calls oppos­ ing It. Has he not paid attention? Messrs. Eck­ stein and Lyons voted against the project. Mrs. Williams. Mr. Lessard and Mr. Dale voted for |l. It. U BUT In actuality, their approval waa for a br broadly worded agreement which would permit not lot ionly apartments, but other construction (ROI meaning residential, office and Institutional). The citizens of Sanford have been run over by a tank. ling election in Lake Mary This to in regard to the municipal election In cadi November -- H g n Lake Maty. Tuesday. 4. g1997, byy'the lack of voters turn-out of 1 i grieved b that live tn the Lake Mary city bor* ders...and also the slander used by Mr. Al Crump who ran for Seat 4. City Commission. AFOLOOIES do not erase a scar. The bond Issue of 1991 was of great concern N e w kind of hero No matter when any of us were born, we all grew up with certain heroes. They were leone If you will, and something that we all bettered tn. These heroes gave us Inspira­ tion and courage to go for whatever tt waa that we may have considered bard or diffi­ cult. Speaking of courage. Compton's Encyclo­ pedia describes a hero aa: any person, ad­ mired for courage, nobility or exploit Also, any person admired for qualities or achievements and regarded ss an IdeaL The heroes we have today are mostly sport fig­ ures. movie stars or musicians. That's why today we’re going to be talking about *A New Kind Of Hero* - the disabled person, and how or why someone who to disabled can be considered to-be a hero. With all of the physical challenges a dis­ abled person must Ikes every day In Ju* conducting their own business and personal activities, a disabled person's perseverance to sure to be admired. Society looks upon the disabled Utile lie differently though. Most people see the than heroic. Although no person best exemplifies the hero’s phltosoof courage and conviction than a dls1 person. Knowing this can Inspire ua all to meet our challenaes. Mickey Mantle. HmffiAaron and Hum­ phrey Bogut are juat a few of the heroes are might have had while growing up These people were more than celebrities, they were our role models. Thro became who ere wanted to be and went where we hoped to go. Unfortunately, however, most of us never got there. Ironically, many of the actors or sport stars that are heroes to many people tn this country today are looked at differently. Due no doubt to the highly publicised brushes with the law of some celebrities, that we have seen tn the last several years. Now Tm not saying that all of ua tn the disabled community exactly fit the tradi­ tional view of a hero, because this to not the same thing aa Idolizing a celebrity. At least the disabled person to demonstrating an act of heroism, and to not Juat an exercise of the Hollywood Publicity Machine. Aa to the case of moat things tn life, tt all comes down to what we learn when we are young and how we pass this down to our children. If we teach our children to admire someone for their temporary physical abil­ ity. or for their Image on Ihe atirer scr this to what they will grow tp bettering. If though, we teach children to resi and admire eomeope for their ***>*7 to ju r- & ties, the Uds wtll learn what a real hero to. Therefore, this wtU help to reinforce their own ability to deal with Ufa's trial's and tribulations. In Short: Aa you know, we here at •Special People* Ukp to �Flooding does not have a stormwater Kind, tbdr portion 1 ' will come from the central fluid. "Funding and efforts from various sources ' need to be brought together for a healthy revlgf f i f w i — mUy. .,* Philip Lee. a Loch Arbor residen t wrote tn a letter of I ouagNttono p——'t w » at the meetbta. *Aa a part of that community, the CrystaT Chain of vO fT W iN n O in y MvOrnVt w iv * DUvKOuO Tlzzio Bald! aald her office has not yet received official notification of the FEIIA funding, however. Grace free In urban planning al (he Untventty of Illinois. *1 had a couple government Job offers after getting my master's.’ Once said Friday. "One w m In St. Louis, the other id Charlotte County. After being tn all the cold at Champagne. 111., my wife and I saw the palm trees and de­ cided we'd take Florida. My Once. 30. aald he hopes to have another Job • preferably tn government • by the end of January. He w as hired m pie here.” Orace said Friday. This community la Messed with some very good govern­ ment people. It's an excellent organisation. Mv leaving will cmergi medical transport, and adult entertainment regulations. Oary Kaiser's been fair to He rendered objective ad­ me. I have no bitter feelings.” ministrative skills tn these Losing his Job was the areas ss the county searched third hard hit for Orace Utla for major decisions. ■Kevin Orace was given year. Ills dad. Bcmie Orace died at age 82 the first week some very difficult govern­ of July, and his younger ment tasks and he handled brother. Roger, died al age them well,” County Commis­ 30. Roger had cerebral palsy. Bcmie and Erlene Orace had sion Chairman Randy Morris said Friday. "He handed a nine children, whom they wide-range of Imucs for the brought up In Duiunor. a county, fairly and deftly.” small town (ISO people) In Orace waa gobbled up by western Kentucky. the numbers. The county Kevin Orace worked a needed one • not two deputy number of campus Jobs - In managers. Cindy Coto re­ the post office, bowling alley mains. Kevin Orace does not. and swimming pool • while { In addition to many one-of-a kind Items. Rush designs and produces his own Une of his­ toric Sanford memorabilia. Modeled after historic pieces he hae seen In the Sanford Mu­ seum ana around town. Rush ■aid his Sanford line, limited to too more than 25. la usually sold out within the first two weeks. A faux finish box con­ taining anything from old post cards to Celery Avenue pins. Is especially popular. Rush Mid be donates a portion of those proceeds to the Sanford His­ toric Trust. A graduate of Temple Univer­ sity with a mooter’s degree In fine arts specialising in stage simpler Ufa with close commu­ nity interaction. "Keith and I have simplified our UfcatyW In many ways.’ he aald. "We are In touch with the community. That’s what feeds me. the Interface with the pub- In addition. Rush sold cus­ tomers and neighboring mer­ chants have been very helpful and friendly. They all greeted us with open arms and we didn't find that In any of the other areas we looked at." he said. Ever since lie and Keith moved here in January, Rush said be has noticed many changes and renovations with people buying property tn Sanford right and left. Rush can be seen many times with a clipboard taking notes on what hla customers want. "1 listen very carefully to what people My.” he aald. Twice a year. Rush travels to places kks New York. Atlanta.. Dallas and New Mex­ ico to purchase the unique Items displayed In the shop. To keep customers on thetr toes, about every four weeks he moves things In the shop around. "I want to keep them guesstag.” TMdyt That o right, the beloved friend of children of a l ages, the Teddy Bear, ta celebrating 9S years of existence. Not ones to let a milestone of this mag­ nitude pass idly by. residents of Village Oaks at Tuakawtlla. an assisted living community for seniors, are planning a Teddy Bear Birthday Bash this Tuesday. November IS at 2 p.m. Back m 1902. Brooklyn toymaker. Morris Mlchton. named the fluey stuffed toy we all know and love as "Teddy” after President Theodore Rooocvelt. The Teddy bears won t be the only ones stuffed after this party la complete. Pin up on Sat at Village Oaks at T M M rifo. located at i (Old ehJ said, to upgrade the war system.” A i new development comes ito the city. Infrastructure reds such m sewer and waste strr disposal qratema and ater lines that support homes i well m fire hydrants are Inailed before building begins, i the older sections of the ty. the problem Is finding the loney and the means to retro- Wicklow the hallways wMh Utah street ft direct result of the rela­ The special Irish touches tionship. Furlong aald. w m that the Irish national aoccer were great * he said. "By gjvtng team decided to train at the the school a special theme. Seminole County Sport’s thM betas promote an appre­ Training Center far the World ciation far everyone’s heritage." Furlong and the Irish delega­ Cup Oamr* in 1994 and prior tion will attend a special dedi­ to the 1990 Olympics. As part of hta Irish guests' cation ceremony for the school Itinerary, Furlong said on Fri­ on Sunday at 2 p.m. Prior to day the group gpt a tour of that at It a.m. there will be a thetr namesake school. Wick­ tour of the Wicklow home de­ low Elementary. I t was real cute the way they had the school decorated.' Furlong saML “There wwv flM> Mehl sees when responding to emergencies tn Lake Mary. ’ A lot of these streets In the city look food on the map.” Mehl said, "but they're more like trails." He said that some homes tn Lake Mary only have one access, by private roads or drives. "Once you drop a line. It hard to get additional equtpment and personnel In." Public Works Director Rick Dias hM been directed to do a coat study on improving the situation on Washington Ave­ nue. This would Include wid­ ening the road to allow two ve­ hicles to paM. laying water lines tn order to Install more hydrants and eventually pavtng the street to provide better facility but finances prevent that.” Tlreacy credits Seminole County with attracting the film business to Wicklow. Using the county as model, gave Wicklow the courage to get Into the fUm business, he Mid. noting that the Oscar-winning Bravehean waa filmed entirely tn his home county. t > , ’ > Also on Friday, Treaty at­ tended an economic conference • at Church Street Station In Orlando where Seminole County Commisalon Chairman Randy Mania spoke and also Jack Wen. tourism director. conditions far emergency vehi­ cles. The first obstacle. Dias said, la acquiring the land. There ts no city owned property along the 2.737 feet of Washington. The city will be asking homeowners to donate some of thetr property for right-of-way. The cost of the project would be approximately 9201.177. not including the coat of the land. An 8-Inch water line and a hydrant every BOO feet will be Installed. The project will take approxtamtely six months. School safety seminar Wolfgang Halbig. director of security for the Seminole County school board will conduct a free seminar titled "Safety and Security Awareness In Our Community and Across the Country* Nov. 10 from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. and from 7 to 8 n.m. The goal Is to make elementary age parents aware of hidden dangers In their community. Topics Include gang awanacM. mvc a friend hotline, bike and walking safety and the buddy system. For more Information, call Piggy Union al 831-9828. Oiorta Dunbar. 69. Winter Springs, died Thursday. Nov. 11. 1997. Bom Dec. 14. 1927 In Washington. Penn., she moved to Central Florida two years sgo. She was a member of the St. Stephen Catholic Church. Survivors include husband Richard A. Dunbar. Winter Springs; sons Dbk Dunbar. Penfleld. N.Y.; Scott Dunbar. CaaaclbcTry; Rick Dunbar. Enterprise. Fla: sister Sally Blair. Pittsburgh: and five grandchildren. Banfleld Funeral Home In Winter Springs In charge of arrangements. William E. Ray. 90. Longwood. died Wednesday, Nov. 12. 1997. Bom April 12. 1907, tn Memphis, he moved to Central Florida In 1983. Survtvora Include wife, Vi­ ola: son William E. Ray. Jr. Fbrtland: daughter Virginia Mary Joseph. Chicago; slater Mary Klldow. West Dallas. 1907. Bom Sept. 8. 1904 In Padua. Italy, she moved to Central Florida In 1984. Survivors Include son Har­ old Miakovsky of Sc Cloud: brother Sam Cocia. Deerfield Beach: five grandchildren: and four great-grandchildren. Brlaaon Funeral Homes In Sanford In charge of ar­ rangements. ~EUfoT’ ffSpader. 88. Lake Mary. died Thursday. Nov. 13. 1997. Bom in Providence. R.I., he moved Central Florida In 1988. He waa a retired member of the U S. Military and golf pro shop manager for Orlando Naval Station. Survivors Include wife Mari­ anne Spader. Lake Mary; sons William Toney. Uttle Rock. Ark.. Timothy Toney. Deltona: daughter Margaret Hyghes. Sanford; six grandchildren; three brothers: and a slater. Baldwln-FalrchUd Oaklawn Park Cemetery and Funeral Home In charge of arrange- We Care About Your Need N ot Ours, So... • we offer the best service at a reasonable we do all preparation at our location we meet your time schedule we offer trusted pre*rrangements with no interest charge lOftMKOW CMMNCAL JMSCMUrtlMM G ramkow F uneral H om e s in c e 1936 500 E. Airport Blvd.. Sanford. FL 32773 322-3213 r �PJN PB B N R I Herald, SarAxd. Florida •Sunday. N o n w itir 18.1W7 A fter Hours Ritz offering, Godspell, to premiere association with the Tltusvtlte Playhouse In Titusville. llcnld S tiff Writer *1 think It's cool to be networking with SANFORD • At the beginning of this other theater companies.* said Fred Roger* month, the Ritz Theatre announced the re of the rati Theatre. placing of the musical Tin Types with the Tlie musical Is baaed upon the gospel 1970s hit musical Godspell on November according to St. Matthew. It Is complete 2 1.2 2 and 23. with all the parable* of the gospel. God­ The play will be performed at the San­ spell stays very close to Matthew’* mes­ ford CMc Center located at 401 East sage. Tickets are 412 for adults and glO for Seminole Boulevard. This production Is In seniors and students. Tickets are avail­ able at Delilah's Antique*. Our House Books and A Second Image Costumes all In historic downtown Sanford. Tickets are also available at the Titusville Playhouse In Titusville. For group reservations, cad 323-9421. There are special group rates for youth poupa and churches. For more informs don, call 321*0111. Orlando City Ballet group pirouettes Into Pine Crest Herald Staff Writer WINTER SPRINGS - Pirouettti¥ Into Sanford's Pine Crest Elementary this Thursday, la a ballet group based out of Win­ ter Spring* known as the Or­ lando City Ballet. Central Florida's foremost preprofessional dance company. Dancers will present their first performance of their annual play The Nutcracker. It will start at 7 p.m. Orlando City Ballet la a non­ profit organisation dedicated to bringing classical ballet, as well as modern, character, and ethnic choreographies, to the community at low or no cost. The dancer* of OCB are. for the most part, high school and middle school students from area schools. Some of the dancer* go on to career* In dancing. Others have plana to major in dance at various col­ leges throughout the nation. And for other*, dance provides a major creative outlet. Presi­ dent of OCB W. a MacDUrtnld said that for some of the mqjor productions such as The Nut­ cracker. the company doc* bring back some graduates which are cunenfly pursuing professional dance careers for the more difficult roles. The dancer* return to OCB for the additional experience and the quality training. Each year. The Nutcracker la presented at a variety of ven­ ues by OCB. This year, tn ad­ dition to Ptne Croat, the group will perform with the Space Coast Pop* PU Orchestra at the Henegar Center for the Aria In Melbourne: at Valencia Community College: and at the amphitheater at Lake Eola. The vast majority of OCB’* performance* are free to the i? if 4 4 e to n Presents^— The Hit Musical GODSPELL The Seminole Community College Film Series presents Us final film tn the aeries of Mexican (lima. All films are free and In the Fine Aria Concert Hall. The last film In the Is Otanaon. to be shown on Wednesday. Nov. 19. with two showing*, one at 12 p.m. and the evening showing at 7£Q Is presented In Spanish with subtitles. The SCC Film Scries Is sponsored by Ihe Departments of English. Humanities and Fine A Performing Aria, and Social Science, and the Office of the Equity Coordinator. For Information on other SCC cultural activities, call (407) 328-2039. or visit the SCC web site at httpV/www.semlnole.cr.fl. us, Orlando Junior Thoatro The Orlando Junior Theatre tn Oviedo trill be presenting The Tin Soldier and The Paper Doll Friday. Dec. 5. at 7:30 p.m. and Saturday. Dec. 0, at 2:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. The performwlU be held In the Oviedo High School Auditorium. 801 King Street. Oviedo. Tickets are $6 for adults, $9 for seniors and students and 94 for children 11 and under. Group rates of $4 are available for Girl Scouts. Boy Scouts and senior dttFor more Information and to make reservations, call 388-7818. eamhral The Seminole High School Athletic Booster Club will host a Fall Carnival at Zayre Plata on 17 92 and Airport Bhrd. through Sunday. Times are as follows: Nov. IS. 10 s.m. to It p.m. and Nov. 10. noon to 5 p.m. All proceeds will support the Seminole athletic program. Trinity Pr»p players piny The Trinity Prep Player* present Little Shop qf Horrors this weekend,. Performances are Saturday. 8 p.m. and Sunday. 2 pm., tn the auditorium of the recently completed Education Budding. Middle and upper school students will participate In this first production In the new facility located at 5700 Trinity Prep Lane. Winter Park. Ticket* are SB and available at the Trinity Prep Box Office. Education Building. 5700 Trinity Prep Lane. Winter Park. 30 minutes prior to the performance*. For reservations, call (407) 671-4140. ext. 448. "M agical Evening of (Hiring" Altamonte Mall and MAGIC 107.7 FM will host the 'Magical Evening of Giving", a private evening of shopping that will raise funds for more than SO charitable organizations In Cen­ tral Florida, on Sunday. November 16, from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Participating charities are selling ticket* to Uic event for *5. with all proceeds going directly to the charities. Tickets are readable at Altamonte Mall. Ticket holders will have aclo exclusive savings, holiday entertainment and door To accommodate this private evening of shopping. Al­ tamonte Mall will close at 6 p.m. and reopen at 7 p.m. for ticket holders. Stores will remain open until 10 p.m. For ticket information, call Altamonte Mall Customer Service at (407) 830-4422. Participating duulUes/oiganUaUuns Include American Diabetes Association. Greyhound Pets of America, Seniors First, Lyman High School. Central Florida Zoological Society, and Adult Literacy League. Inc. to SCC The Seminole Community Chorus, now celebrating its 25th will present Part f of Oeorge ‘Frederick Handels be loved oratorio. Messiah, on Sunday. Nov. 23. at 3 p.m. This event will be held In the Concert Hall of the Fine Aria Building on the campus of Seminole Community College. Messiah will be accompanied by orchestra and will feature soloists from the chorus: sopranos Jolc Brennan. Elsie Howell and Linda Shmott: altos Sandra Eldridge and Doreen Cavanaugh: tenor lir iu r l Milligan: and basses Julius Black and EtUenne Mon•ifoa. Robin Lee Parker will be at the harpsichord. This silver aMfoctaary season wlU mark the final one under tltc leader­ ship of Its .founding director. Dr. Burt Perinchief. Dr. PerInchlef will retire tn April after 31 years as Director of Choral Activities al SCC. CMMnova In concert Local musician and Seminole County educator Casaanova can be seen In a live show cm Saturday. Nov. 15, at 8 p.m. at the Seminole African American Academy of Arts located at 1019 West 13th Street (formerly Star Theater). Donations are • 6, Direct from Titusville Playhouse * -*--- r t------ - - ------a s^ra ------AnunMi r wingry v n nnagn pMpi OFM w l MOBDMHI I^HD wlDEE ElHWIDfDBsy OCfTOQi. publU ibUc. Funding cornea In pert from e grant from the United Art* of Central Florida. In ad­ dition. OCB dancers and their families hold numerous fondraialng events throughout the year. The Pine Crest perform­ ance and the Lake Eola per­ formances are free. While there Is an ■firmeston foe the Valencia performances, the J ” J J Final Mm at SCC 1 RITZTHEATRE Guild supports opera in ... Central Florida proceeds g to Valencia In re­ turn for the use of their facility and the technical staff. And at the Henegar performance, OCB wdl be sharing whatever pro­ ceeds result with the musician* from the Space Coast Pops. Performances for Valencia .Community College’s East Campus Is Saturday. Dec. 13, at 2 pro. and 8 p.m. and Sun­ day. Dec. 14. at 2 p.m. Tickets are 86 to $8 and are available at the boa office at 275-1803 or Orlando City Ballet at 0957968. wtth OCB aald that information, call 095-7958. In I960, the Orlando Open Guild, aa It Is known today, was formed *to assist the Or­ lando Opera Company In achieving tie financial and educational goals, and to en­ courage the appreciation of the opera.* Volunteers of the Guild try to enrich the cultural community of Central Florida by assisting tn bringing the beat of opera to this area. The Opera Outld offer* many activities throughout the year. Membership la not required for participation tn the various events. Luncheons are held at Maaion ft Jardln foginni«n at 11:30 a m. The cost la 820. The next luncheon in Nov. 20. The Guild sponsors a De­ signers' Showcase House an­ nually. The 25th showcase house wig be presented In March 1998. The Orlando Opera Company will present the first opera of the season on Friday. Sunday and Tuesday. Nov. 21. 23 and 25. Tosco, one of the world's moat popular opens. Other scheduled operas Include, Ftai•fq/T. Feb. 13. IS and 17: and Ole Flrdeuisiu*. Match IS. 15 and 17. For more Information about the Guild or Opera Company, call 420-1717. Let us know Welcome to the Saq/bnl Herald's 'Alter Hours*, a page dedicated to the arts and entertainment news In Seminole County. If you have any story Idea*, pic­ tures or comment* about the page please call David Frazlrr at 322-2611 during weekdays, or you can writs lo David by sending letters to The Saqjbrd Herald, alln: David Frailer. P.O. Box 1607. Sanford. Florida. 32772-1867 or 300 N. French Avenue. Sanford. Florida. 32771. Remember, art* and enter­ tainment new* I* not exclusively limited to Sanford and Lake Mary, but also the rest of Seminole County. So drop a Une! NOVEMBER 21st - 23rd Friday 9t Saturday 8 P.M. Sunday A T SA N FO R D C IV IC C E N TE R Tickets $12Adults. Seniors & Students $10 to Inemtim Calk 321-8111, GraspSaks: 323-9421 Sccaai http, Dtfikh’f Ov Bone looks it . j l : ...J N J M N tojlwi S - 4 -------- M --------^ ---------------- ---------V Foot Traffle Get ready for customers this holiday season when you advertise in the Christmas Gift Guide and Last Minute Shoppers Guide. 30,000 Circulation In the Sanford Herald & Lake Mary Life combined. Reserve your spot before the November 19th deadline. Call Cheryl, Roxzie or Elaine at 322-2611 Sanford Herald • Lake M a ry Life �neatnrow ■ r. Herald Staff Writer people complain environment but i Heathrow are do­ lt 1** Heathrow have hunched the school's broad new Ecology Club to help make Its mem­ bers aware of topics affecting the environment. The club la off to a great already. They held thetr imetlng has than a month ago and already have been doing thetr part to clean up the environment. Fifth-grade teacher Susan HUddrs la one of the teachers the project but re making quite an Impact already. Since the in­ ception of the program, they have Improved the trail leadtng to the oubl trail to lead to Tha kkto arc working on a garden outride the it parking lot but are tawing about building another one along with a bird sanctuary Inside the outdoor corridor at the school. More Importantly, the kids realise that, although they are making the school look great, there are other matters -------- far their pro)to drcounty drive, elemen- kios want a cleaner planet tary schools are competing to are which school can collect the moat phone books for re­ cycling. Heathrow has al­ ready collected nearly 1.000 and wants to win. They have afco participated In a snake awareness iutfvtty and made scarecrows out of natural debris and recycled clothing. The scarecrows are placed around the campus to let the rest of the students (there were so many Inter­ ested that some kids had to be turned away) see their work. A lew weeks later, the club met again to locus on build­ ing environmental awareness. Students learned to use lour of their live senses to become familiar with the outdoor habitat and then made name neeklarra using recycled plastic lids with natural ma­ terials. They may be In elementary school, but some of the duo members are determined to make an Immediate differ­ ence. There's loo much pollution In the world,' said Sebastian Franz. 'It s fun because we get to help the Earth.* The kids have also been Irumlng about plants and what they do for the Earth. They give us oxygen and carbon dioxide.* Wade Mey­ ers said. "We have a green­ house effect Hut Is happening because rant are making so much pollution and the sun rays get trapped In the at­ Winter Springs carnival world mosphere.* Not bod for a fifth-grader who educated his visitor the other day. The kids have also been picking up trash at thetr school, not that there’s reslly that much. They talked about how important It la to protect the natural environment. 'Instead of always cutting trees down, they should leave them along and stop putting up buildings everywhere* Sebastian said. Devon Lopes agreed. 'People should pick up thetr trash and start planting more floorers and plants.* she Wade had a better idea for saving the atmosphere. ’ Everybody should ride skateboards and bikes to srork and to school and that could save the environment.* he said, adding that, even when he turns 10 . hell still be rldtng Mb skateboard to school. When tt cam to building ’ thetr trail, the kids thought of everything. While they used the big fogs to tine the trail, they also found a use for the smaller twigs, especially after a rainstorm last week did Us work to the woods behind Heathrow. *We want to pile the twigs wsy up high so the lizards can use them to make a home,* Devon said. Sebastian said he wants to extend hta learning about the environment to Ms home. *1 want to build a garden for butterflies so they can have a home.* he said. He also sug­ gested laying out sunflower seeds to attract birds and butterflies to the gardens at Heathrow. Originally, tome of the started tt teat’ t: (Q 0 C X W 9 ITQ 10p J*yyroj» KJHW IAlgptei®* Jason Oman. Ssba—an Pram. Myofln Rhea. Adam QraanhuL MaMs Pranx and Oavon Lopaa am |ual soma of tea HaNftow i nWwd to ctoen up tha annvtronmanl InVwk Ecology Club summer. Now some of the plants have grown to over live feet tall and there are butterflies everywhere, attracted by „ _ the colors, Wade said. By the of bumblebees. If the Heathrow Elementary Ecology Club has It thetr way, the future of the errrlronmem s s s u s -K ; s i r t s j a - i r * - * ** .• n »* -.#■* to -*-* .* Is It too tough for county students to make ‘A ’ team? ■y co u w w t u m v Herald Correspondent A change for the better or worse? This year In the Seminole County school system there la a new plan that has been es­ tablished to make It a tad Mt tougher for stu­ dents to get those straight A’a. With this fresh, new year off and running the schools have Issued a new grading policy and higher graduation requirements. The system which did slate that a 1.5 OPA was required to graduate now states that nothing under a 2.0 will be accepted. The stricter grading policy has been changed to: A- 94 -100 B- 65- 93 It rained si night but that didn't aotp Winter Springs High School students tram enjoying the first night of tha school's carnival. It contlnuts through Sunday at thoWSHS campus. C- 75- 84 D- 65- 74 F- Below 65 *1 think tf people really want to graduate, they wlU make the 2.0 OPA and If they can’t maybe they are not ready to graduate. Extra schooling will probably help them more In the long run,’ said Seminole High senior Andrea Hays. This change makes It difficult for the border line students to get those favorable grades they will need to walk across that stage in May. “You throw the kittens in the rtver. If they drown, then there’s more room In the litter box. said Seminole High senior Andy Marlcttc. It may be puzzling to understand why a mere point there or here would matter that much but to most students It has brought them a new meaning to working hard for their grades. There is no more just doing homework twice a week, not studying and skipping an assign­ ment. That extra time at the library or readtng the chapter three this times If need be.: , la what is going to begin to divide the graduating stu­ dents horn « n the failina ones. *1 think tt la unfair that for the teat three years of high school the grades were scaled one way and now I have to work harder to up­ hold them.* said Seminole High senior Chris­ tina Whlddon. Are these new changes going to bring the class of 96* to a higher teaming level? I feel It will. The requirements will enforce the students to work harder and more Intelli­ gently to cam that diploma. This policy will also prepare students far college. I think students can be classed together In three categories. First, the aturimta that wtU always do their best and receive those good grades no matter what the policy Is. Sec­ ondly. the average students. These kids ten between success and failure. Some student! don’t achieve to thetr potential. If a I.S OPA to required they will not try to do any better but with this Increase the students are forced to do more. For some of them a little push In the right direction to all they need. Finally, the students that will never try to ™ to straight A’s or even BV This policy will hopefully influence the Ant two groups of students to be a success. For U»c students wlw don’t by, u to only them­ selves they will be disappointing. *1 don’t believe that the school should have changed It so suddenly. It effected several seniors when tt comes to graduating. They should have only applied tt to the Incoming freshman.* said Seminole High senior Dean Wygant. A little bit of hard work never did anyone any harm. Thum bs U p !! The Lyman High School Marching Band and Quard performed tn district compe­ tition last week and received Superior Rating In all catego­ ries. In addition, four Lyman band members • Jay • have been selected to per­ form In the Tri-State Band Festival at Florida State Uni­ versity. Boys which makes Ihair presses* (sit tt every Lake Mazy home gams. There’s been big at Oviedo High lately. Three students •placed In the top 3 at the Orest Day In the Country Art Show. Also, April Rosso was the recipient of the Great Day Scholarship. Oviedo also ac- cepted the Columbia ScndUstlc Press Association Ooid Medalist Award for the 199697 school year. VALUE-PACKED ENTERTAINMENT University of c e n tra l F lo rid a theater, art, m u a ic, a p orta httpJwww. olr. ucf.adu/ pubraVc atandar/ �vvp^pppi M •Santord Marato. Sanford. Florida ■ Sunday. Novantwr 18.1N7 dith. Itobert Greene awarded a star for served tarn years. R d i 111749 In looking thrm*h some of ^ to * * ***** g * g * ** * ° * from the game. these early Soka—bndfo, I from ther game. aid Sanford High, showing that the* followingFriday. their aotnt area not broken. that Sanford's football On Onthethefollowing faun Sanford played the had a diama m Kissimmee. O. W. Spencer o f this 1916 1922. In 1919 there secured the ball on a Kimble football team as several of the Robert Oreene. O. and made 60 yards before be­ were off serving m World ing tackled. SHS lost both I. In 1920 it I kifiii il. games. 7 MetachTocorgr Arthur. Virgil to dispense with football Smith. 7 ABen. Obver kfumB. 7 concentrate on basketball. On Wednesday. Washburn. Percy Packard. 38. the Sanford squad boarded Ikicbm M— . Robert Cobb. Aa you can see. I urn 8H3 the train far 8t. Augustine. A Leake HO. Maa Stewart and Is­ Sahnagvdts quite often In my dance had been planned for rael Kanner. them that evening, but Coach Those who were awarded Hutchinson act curfew at 8:15 Mock fetters were: Spencer. A^ p.m. thur. Rote— . Lipford and Thankaglvtng morning was Murrrfl. Those racetvtng mono•pent sightseeing around the were Smith and Mere­ Ancient City taking In the fort, the beach, museum and lighthouae. Alter enjoying a light turkey dinner, they went to the YMCA to prepare for the game. They were In better condition than for their Drat meeting with be ahead of the times.* this team, but there were three An —enl of the South Inexperienced substitutions Carolina Department of Law The St. Augustine team tna three of ihctr five scores by long passes. Murrell of Sanford with the caught several passes, but had recalled seeing the never managed to cross the sheriffs website al a * goal line. In Coe— O. W. Spencer Intercepted a i nr wf dm ip provwa long pass and made a brilliant _ * * hoi— of streak for about 75 yards, then the suspects, who are cur hr stubbed Ms toe In a gopher rmdy being held under 81 hole and went sprawfcng. That million band each In Davie game was lost also. County. That night they were guests A search of the vehicle at a turkey banquet given In Ups and WaanUk were trav­ •lie Hoyal Cola. They also en­ eling tn turned up several joyed a dance In company of worth of many pretty girts. later identi­ ■— ford vs. Oil— da fied — property stolen during The write of this piece *o residential burglary In At­ claimed that he had never seen lanta. Os. A total of $500,000 such a big. fit and husky tram worth of jewelry waa taken. In any high school In Florida Harriett said the two could as the Orlando tram. He re­ be a port of Urge bond of called an incident In that game lraveling criminals, made ig> In which SHS waa on their own of Immigrants from Eastern 10 yard line and were forced to European countries. punt. The ball waa rolled part Harriett stressed the Im­ way to the full bark who ran ig> portance of keeping up with and got It and tried to make a the electronic system. hasty punt. The punt waa "This U o developing trend barely over the line and an and we need to be a part of Orlando player caught the ball. It.* he said. Hr Immediately began running The sheriffi office website for the wrong goal. Some San­ contains information and ford players came up behind phot— of more than SO trav­ him and urged him lo go make eling criminal* — well as a touchdown for Sanford. The crime preventton ups. The crowd finally persuaded him lo addres* la http//www.armturn and go for his ow goal lnoleahertff.org. bunt waa loo laic. The way we were: SHS football, 1916 jg While looking in In the 1918 1916 •md 1917 1917 a itt Sabngundls •md SHS Sabngundi* Irvin.# to <» kfentlfo i. w t « . the people In trying the 1915 football team. I came across an account of the 1916 football season which I thought you would enjoy. J. C. Hutchinson had come to the Sanford High School In 1915 to teach mathematics and also coach athletics. He had graduated from Wofford College and knew the SHS principal. Prof. Eaell. while In South Carolina. Soon after the Kart of school In 1916. Coach Hutchinson be­ gan drafting rrcnilts for a foot­ ball team. Only three members from the previous year were back, so the new team had prurttrally no experience. Sanford's first engagement _ the old Id and (Irmly founded SL Augustine squad. Their opponent's opponent heaviest man weighed 215 pounds, w while SI IS'■ heavy weight _ tipped the scales at l165. 6S. Despite Despite’ the o odds heavily against SHS. they played hard and held the score to St. Augustine 6 . Sanford a That evening, the SHS boys, junior and senior SHS girls and •he St. Augustine players as­ sembled at the Empire Hotel and enjoyed dancing, chatting and having a good time. lArcording to the 1917 city ---- = = ----------------- directory, the Empire Hotel was located at 403 West First Street. Joseph E. Wathen was tire manager Was this the same J. E. Walhen who was later Irafftc manager for Amertran Fmlt Growers and lived at HI9 Palmetto Avenue?. He and his wife Evelyn had several children: Mary. Betty. Joe. Barbara. Jeanette and Shirley. They moved to Ft. Pierre about 1947. Mr. Wathen would have been pretty young In 1917. Also listed as living at the Em­ pire Hotel were Augustine and Ida Wathen. perhaps Joseph's parents! In SHS’a Brat clash with Kis­ simmee. the trams were more evenly matched, but the punchers had great speed. 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TTila past Friday night, however, the 3-8 Deltona-Pine Ridge Panthers threw a scare Into the playoff-bound Lions (7-3) In the regular Oviedo coach Orrg Register. *We knew they would be ready for ua and give ua a food a m t But we got off to a alow atari and really didn’t grt anything going untg the aecond half.* After •coring the games first touchdown. Oviedo fell behind. 14*7. in the aecond quarter The Uona •cored twice tn the third quarter to forge ahead. 31-14, but Pine Ridge acered a touchdown acconds Into the fourth quarter. A failed two-point conversion left the liana with a •Jim 2120 lead with 11:55 left In the p m t. 'This game really had no meaning.* Register Mid "The klda knew that. We were concerned that after beating Lake Brantley lact week, they aught be looking ahead to Dr. PhUllpo neat week. That'a only natural. It'a ahraya tough. capedaBy for teenager* ***** *he bkta came through. I’m pleased with that.* Begem’ touchdown cut Oviedo* lead to 21-20. the Uona came right back with a fiveplay drive (hat covered 02 yards. Leroy Jackson covered the final 17 yards, arortng at 0:23 of the fourth period. About four minute* later, Alvin Hudson bowled Into the end aone from five yard* out for Oviedo. Dan Dyke's fifth extra-point kick capped advance in Classic Oirough Intimidation. •That u s u a lly works, at least for a little Jhfle. But IT. tough far high school facto to The Wymoce Bearcats showed why they are a perennial Class 3A power In boys' basketball as they look a 3S-38 lead at halftime against the Crooma Panthers, which Is fielding a varsity team for the first time tn 38 years. the loydty there at the end? On the *t*tellne, if you sow the Friday night religious CTuaode against Seminole, it was. The playo s and coaches and managers and trainers ooaed the doors around them, and It was jUst a team unit and there was lose on the •wehnea from a team giving Its father figure one final glorious way to go out. j l f It were a Disney cartoon, the Rama would have won the final game. Somehow. tt»e Rams would have put aome points on the qoard during regulation and the !* " « • never Would have gone Into the dreadfaj overtime portant thing for Peters. A new school will get a class act that doeant leave anything left on the field alter 4B minutes or more. He leaves his energy and sometimes. win or lose, hla lean. There were plenty of those Friday. There Freshm an Crystal Tan n er will lead the Seminole C o m m u ­ nity College w om en’a team onto the floor on Sunday a * the ***"? ” to UnP rov* 6 -0 against M iam i-Dade C o m m um ty College at 2 p.m. at the S C C Health and Physical Education Center. Adm ission la free to all S C C home gam es. The Panthers made a slight comeback In the third period, out•coring the Bearcats 19-14 to cut the advantage to acven points en­ tering the final eight minutes. But Wymorv turned on the jets and had Its biggest quarter of the night, outacoring Crooma 33-8. Dcmpa (38 points). Hall (35 points) and Bynum (15 points) led the Bearcat*, while Terrance Perkins paced the Panther* with 17. Lee added 13 for Crooma. Lake Brantley ted 34-31 at halftime and outacored Seminole In throe of the four tightly fought quarters, but a 14-9 third quarter ■coring advantage for Arrow Force V forced overtime with score deadlocked at 83-83. Seminole then pulled out the vic­ tory. outacoring the Patriots 11-8 In the extra period. Daryl Redding ted all scorer a with 33 points for Arrow Force V, white Tent Patrick added 13 points and Zrke Seymore and BJ. Pratt contributed 10 points each. Miguel Malcolm paced Lake Brantley with 18 points before fouling out. white Drew Morgan. Prank PtrtDo (14 points each) and Brian Rccchl (11 points) also fin­ ished tn double figures. Tonight. Crooma and Lake Bran­ tley will meet tn the Consolation Game at 8 p.m. and Wymorc will battle Seminole for the champion­ ship at 7:30 p.m. A nderson awakens from doldrum s as Magic routs Denver Nuggets. 103-85. at the Or­ lando Arena Friday. "The real Nick Anderson •bowed up.* aaid Daly. Ander•on ended the game with 18 points (on 8 of 13 shooting) and nine rebounds. He was 5 of 8 from the floor tn the third quarter. Also helping the Magic was a strong offensive performance by power forward Horace OranL He led all Magic ■corera with 31 points on 10 of 15 shooting. In fact, nine out of 10 Magic players were on the board Friday — only Tim Kempton did not score. Johnny Newman, the first offensive option for the 0-7 Nuggets, scored 33 points. Newman led four players In double figures. Denver ted at 10:57 tn the first quarter 3-0. The Magic tied It twice, and then took the lead for good at 9:10 In the first Also helping the Magic this evening was Charles *Bo* Out­ law. who started In Penny Har­ daway's absence. Outlaw made the moat of hla starting rote by posting 18 points. 1 1 re­ bounds. five assists and five ateala. But Anderson wsa the atory of the game. *1 was not going to push It and Just let It come to me." said Anderson. *1 love my two spot no question about It.* Coach Daly was ao surprised by Anderson's play that be came up to the Magic's first ever draft pick and re­ introduced himself to him. IR 1 �Howard, Knight were born to run Herald Staff Writer SANFORD _ Together, they have scored most of their teams touchdowns. Together, they haw racked up well over 1.000 yards rush­ ing Together. Dcon Howard and Joe Knight have carried the Seminole High School football team out of a 3-7 season and Into a secured playoff position In the District SA-CIaaa S (n lust one war. "We don't think about last year * Knight said. *We have all worked really hard and ghre everything we have In every game. What martcra to ua Is son. not what happened last year.* All of the team's accom­ plishments are the result of an Intense summer program that included hours In the weight room, miles of num b* and a tram commitment to dedica­ tion. Howard and Knight were leaden in that effort. *We knew that ITwe didn't get ready for the season over the summer, we wouldn't make any changes,* Howard said. “The whole team decided that we wanted lo haw a winning sea* son this year and all of us have been working toward that goal. We wunt to go to the state playoffs and only hard work Is going to get us there.* And a few more stellar per­ formances by two of the best nmntng backs In the county. That title has not come eas­ ily to Howard and Knight. Knight wasn't able to play Pop Warner when he was little be­ cause he was too big. Howard, on the other hand, was able to play for a few years. Uoth of them knew that they wanted to play football once they reached high school, how­ ever. And while they never played football together and arc a year apart In school (Knight Is a senior, Howard Is a junior), they did grow iq> friends. "We knew each other because weve gone to school Tngrllwr all along.* Knight m * . "We gotten closer since we've been on vanity together.* Has the tact that both K n *tt duiu nOWini U t WCfl on* mm rompriinon imwffTI their? *Not at ah.* Hsvsid said. "We want each otfaM to da weft. If we both partem . the lean has a better d m w of winning. That'S all that atH tn . Not found the cad aona many tk m this season and don’t pmn on stopping there. "nicy both understand that they owe at least some af the credit for their success to oth­ ers on the team. Mostly, the offensive line, ’ If those guys weren't making holes for us to run through, we'd have nowhere to go* Howard said. “They have really been there for ua and we want to fv e them credit.* Knight added. Also, the running backs want to give credit to first year Seminole coach. Jim Worthing­ ton. Worthington came to the Sanford school from a winning program at Pine Ridge In Volu­ sia County and Immediately began to make improvemeats. He established the summer program, which la completely voluntary, and also free the players the motivation to aicceed. ‘ Coach Worthington has done so much for ua.* Knight said. ‘ He has given ua the nechas given ua confidence.' It’s not hard to have cocift- NMmom bmMMMlSm antf J^nr* rift bmefc Daon dence when a player’s team Is 7-1. has a guaranteed spot In the district playoffs and has never lost a game when their two running backs have ac­ quired over 100 yards rushing. Over-confidence, however. Is not a problem for these backs, either. Despite the hype airroundtng Howard and Knight s performances, they both have a good grip on reality and ha- Howard are too main vm*t let it an go to their heads. There Is still a lot of football left for both the running backs and their tram. Especially If they Intend to go all the way to the state playoffs. If Howard and Knight con­ tinue to wreak havoc on the defenses that they encounter, that goal might Just be gelling a little closer. Seminole game with an 0-8 record, not the perfect way to take on the Seminole Athletic Conference champions. The team had been leas competitive as the season went along and rame Into last night just looking to send Peters out with a win. They almost did. Almost. The game remained scoreless through regulation before a nearly packed house at lake Mary's Dsn Reynolds Stadium. Seminole's vaunted, pound st­ uck hsd been shutdown by an inspired Lake Mary defense, but after a strong atari by Pams' running back Robbie Randall, the Seminole defense countered and the game was scoreless going into the first In the State of Florida, over­ time gunes are decided by the Kansas Tiebreaker. Each team flats possession at the oppoatnfl 10 yard line and gets four dunces to score. Each team AMS an equal number of chances until a team comes out on top. The Roma lost the toss and had possession lint. On the Bret ploy of overtime. Randall darted 10 yards down the side­ line for a touchdown but the The Laks Mary High School Booster Club and sfitMc depart- Osinas Rscords Park alter tha currant principal and one of tha Don T. ReynoUe Sta- Runs’ biggeet fane. School Board Chairman Bandy Robktaon dum to honor team and IndMdual athletic records of Lake Mary joined wtfli Tom Mercy, Carat Wright and other members of tha High School graduates. The area wee named (ha Raymond booster dub. m erit have designated an area edjecent lo clearing the Seminole line. It was M Lake Mary when the real &ai started. A quick penalty moved Semi­ nole luck lo the IS and coach Jim Worthington Inserted Tim Raines at quarterback. Raines carried twice to the 1 1 to bring up fourth down with the game on the line. Seminole quarterback Gar­ rett Goldsmith, who had com­ pleted only one pass all even­ ing, fired to the end suite and found Errtck Smith for the ty- ‘ I felt bad about the army I played tonight.* Ooldamlth ■aid. *1 had to redeem myaclf.* Foe Smith. II waa his first but most important catch of the night. 1 had to make that catch for the tram,* Smith said. Jason Armstrong kicked the conversion and the Notes had an improbable win that made the Rams 0-9 on the season. "You can't take them for granted.* Worthington said. ■You cant let them come in thinking they can win.* '»«r If the ‘Notes were looking ahead lo neat week, it seemed pretty obvious. *We still have a lot of confi­ dence* Armstrong said. *We were kind of looking ahead to neat week.* The Seminole* could have put It away early. Seminole marched to the one with a third down but running back Deon Howard waa stopped twice, (tret by Justin Wright and on fourth down, by Cam Carter who was one of a host of Rama who had a big night on defense. That was aa close ss either team came to scoring until overtime. Seminole has next week at Merritt Island to look forward to. Lake Mary only has a frus­ trated season with an almost fantasy ending took took be­ hind at. Among the i-»fc» Mary seniors phytng their last game were Tim Spivey. Tony Martin. Randall. Mike Stevenson. Shaun Orsy. Dustin Lord. Alex Moore. Tremaine Oalncs. Ja­ son Boehm, Richard Quinones and Malt Fanning. Peters will look back at hla Anal game at lake Maty fondly. "These guys are all champi­ ons In life.* Peters said. "That waa a great way to end the ■Lmnaunm * Lions------------------Costia wad from Page IB the 35-point effort. While Register waa pleased with the win — *111 take 7-3 every year.* he said -- there were several important aspects of the game that made the final outcome almoat Incidental. To begin with, eight different player* ran the ball for the Lions. Jamie Scott again led the Oviedo ground game with 75 yards and a touchdown on seven carries while Kevin Quintero rushed nine times for 48 yards and a touchdown. Erik Wilson and Lorry Grayson, who both missed games due to injuries this season, had some good runs Friday. Quarterbacks Josh Cullen and Kevin Starling combined to complete 13 of 30 passes to eight different receivers. Leading the group waa senior Chad Garrett, who caught four passes for 63 yards. It waa Garrett's first action since suffering a knee Injury In preseaon. Scott two passes for 45 yards while Justin Holmes had a 33-yard touchdown reception. With a near-full complement of skill players at hla disposal for the first time this season. Oviedo offensive coordinator Troy Kesalnger had the Lions trying a little bit of everything against Pine Ridge. By the end of the night. >5 different players had run. passed, caught, or kicked the ball for the Lions. Five different players - Holmes. Scott. Quintero. Leroy Jackson, and AMn Hudson — scored touchdowns. ■ w U ll JO. Jachaon SUiUnS 3-1; nkfccr 1-31. * OvUiln. Vrtt 7-71 Quuurro S W . Wliwm 73-13. O n p o ii 2 9. CuJkn I t llw h m I S. PUw Mdse. Roger. 30-71 t o C h am * 13-43, Washington I S. Atoandrr l lmmua 21. ta n k Chsnre 8-bAinu* 11 ). Ufa • Oviedo 34 117. h o c lodge 41 133. Ortedo 13-30-1. PUw Ridge 4-13-0. S fd a • Oviedo IDS. Pine Ridge SS. b a t • Oviedo 3-1, PUw Ridge 3-1,. -yards .O vU doa-73. pvw Kldge 10-109. irS flS • Oviedo 3 -3 *0 . PUw Rldga 8-36.4. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS w ere tears for an Incredible effort In a m eaningless game, there were tears over a n 0 -0 season, there were tears for the seniors, a n d there w ere tears for having given every ounce o f energy to a program that sim ply fell into a funk. A lot o f people will rem em ber Peters last two season s o f 5-5 an d 0-0. T h a t's not a good w a y to rem em ber D o u g Peters. Rem em ber him a a the guy w h o coached h is heart ou t an d cam e a m issed conversion an d a fluke play from w in n in g the greatest gam e o f h is career. t o t o a • Ovwdo Cullen 0-14-1. 133. Stalling 4 8-0. K to w Wdga. 4-13 0. 4& Baa S trin g • Oviedo, G arni I t S3. Scott 3-43. Holmes I33. RrglaterJ-IS. Wilson l-IS . Jackson l - l l . Bennett 1-8. Munroe t-Bc PUw Ridge. Rogers 3-39. Flicker 1-34. Cunningham 1-13. Pssttafl • Oviedo. Quintero 1-40. Dyke 1-33: Pine Ridge. SUmson 5-183. 36.4. �WEEK 12 SAN FRANCISCO (-10) VS CAROLINA What In the world happened to the Panther*? They have gone from lint to wont In lm than a war. and bee a m y good tram today. My only question Is whether the scoreboard at 3Com Park can handle triple digits. I doubt It. The Cheaters, I mean Raiders, have been a giant disappointment to me this year. I've never fell you could buy a championship team, and the Raiders prove It. They spent a trillion hun­ dred million thouaand dollars this year and came tip empty. W ell be looking at a totally different team next year, so make sure to watch this one. O M lf m $1, K a lia n 38. This my blends will be oat of the more excit­ ing games of the week. The Strelets have been hot. and d w T bak to m l down against the won* defense in the kx0 M. Sounds easy, but Blake to furious and plana la score 45 points. a look at today's schedule and find This Monday Night game has it all. a vicious defense and a bitter rivalry. Look for Levy to have the Btfla go to the air early and often. If the Dolphtna are aSowed to ctoar up the nm catty, this game will be over rariy...My beloved Bills need thto game to stay In the race for the playoffs. BUM IS . M p M n s 10. Each week I toaue what I conaldcf to be the best selection against the spread In the sched­ ule. This b the game that after research and contemplation. I feel most comfortable releas­ ing aa a "heavy play* selection. RfeVe been in­ credibly fortunate this year with our LOCK re­ cord sitting at a comfortable 10 -3 . Today rm going with the ■ A T T U SKA- V§ ATLANTA The Falcons are not that bad a team, but netIhc Mammies. If Chandler staris for Atlanta look far this one to be a shootout. If he doesn't. M's anybody's game. Kamo 31, Palbe major contenders In late December. The Dolphins squeaked out another win. but have Mule to be proud of. The New York Jets were plagued by bad play and worse officiating. In a gams that I feel should have gone the other way. If Jtawny Johnson cannot get his offense going, thto team will net ham a chance tn the playoffs. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers continue to live on the edge of oblivion. •A IIIIS . The Saints are terrible, and I still say ihe Seahawks are going to make the playoffs. Coach John Smith *fllpa out* and retires to his place tn Atlantic City after thto one. Take Seat­ tle and start counting the money before kickoff, the game to Just a required formality. Haw ■ Beat afternoon, and thank you lo all the Veterans that have made thto country posdbk for ua. we really have It pretty good. N«W YORK GIANTS (-5) VS ARIZONA Look for tly Plants to rebound today as the Ipkaa Casdtoato come to town. It amarcs me to certain fans m New York sttll feel the Ch­ ita can make the playoff*. A* Troy Aikman Mild say. "Oct real.* The Giants stink, and will UCF comes up short in opener ■p BTAN ANDSMOM Herald Correspondent ORLANDO . Despite a record crowd of 3.814 screaming fans behind them, the University of Central Florida Oolden Knights men's basketball team fell. TO­ SS, to the Auburn University Tigers tn UCF"s season opener at the UCF Arena Friday night. *!t wasn't easy to come In here with the atmosphere.* Auburn coach Cliff Elba said, ’ ll was loud. Wc were on the rood and Central Florida had three weeks to think about thto p t o We In i ysaUfday on the ■tons to propara Are thto gam*. ready.’ In a game which the Oolden Knights never led. the tone seemed set early on aa Auburn took the opening tip-off and raced to an 8 0 lead before senior guard Mark Jones put Central Florida on the board with a driving layup four min- baU game* Jones, a transfer from the University of Minne­ sota. sold. "It hurt* to loot. Wc are not a team that believes In moral victories. When we left the locker room our number A1though UCF never led the game, the Oolden Knights came close on several occa­ sion*. A three-pointer by San­ ford native Brad Trains pulled Central Florida to artthin a left In the first half, however. Auburn again got hot and took a 38-32 lead Into the locker room at Intermtaston. The Tiger* shot 4ffH from the door tn the first half, making 15 of 31 field goal attempts, while UCF shot 43. making 13 of 30. The Oolden Knights rallied early In the second half and tied the game at 35-30 on a pair of three-point shots by Trains, who converted on Hve of eight three-point attempts In the game. ran away to a 14 point took midway through the second half. "We came out In the second half and juat loot our focus and we broke down defensively." Trains said. "Offensively we had some bad possessions and they got a 14-point lead on ua That’s pretty rough to come back from, but we did a solid job.* Indeed, the Oolden Knights did play solid, battling all the way back to cut the Auburn lead to one point. 04-83. on a free throw by Jones with 0t34 to play tn the game. Jones' second free throw, which would have tied the game, fell short. The Tiger* then hit six straight free throws to close the game. 'Missing that shot really hurts. I knew when I released the ball that It was abort,* Jones said. *1 guess 111 be working on free throws during practice.* Another factor which hurt the Oolden Knights tn their quest for victory waa turnovers. 'This to the Brat time out of the box. It to ban to play the flrst game of the year sgalnst an opponent of the Caliber of Auburn. We are going to get better.* Spcraw said. things.* Jones led both teams with 34 points, while Trstna was the only other QaIdea Knight The Golden Knights will get their chance Tuesday night when they travel to Gainesville to take on another formidable SEC power, the Florida Gators, at the Stephen C. O’Connell Center at 7 p m. The game wlU sterJTuWJsas "We did play hard but we loot focus on a couple of posses­ sions and when you lose focus against a big-time team like Auburn, that can cost you a game and that's what it did to­ night.* said Trains. After posting a 3-0 record during exhlbltlon season. UCF begins the Ssrrtnoto High School gradual* Brad Train* scored 18 points, Indudtog hitling feof-8 threwpoint attempt*, putod down six rebounds and had too sstWs and two stasis in UCPs saason-apanlng 7883 loss to Aiiwm Frtday. O f f i A / ^ O O *i Fishing guides can make a trip SANFORD _ Fishing with a guide can make the difference between a Ashing trip that la memorable rather than memoryteas. Guides have the local knowledge necessary to Ibid and catch fish. Fifty years ago Juat about anywhere you wet a one you could catch a fish. Fishing conditions are different now-malnly, there are fearer fish and more anglers. There are ■till plenty of fish to be caught, but you have to know where and when they are biting. Finding a guide Is easy. Virtually every large marina and many smaller ones have or know where you can hire a guide. Hotels u d motel* keep lists of focal guides or display their brochures and business carda- Some communities have guide aaaortatlona that you can contact. If all else falls, fook tn the focal telephone directory. How do you find the right guide? Call several guide* and aak If they specialize In a particular type of Qahlng. If their specialty la fly fishing the flats for Doneflah and you want to go grouper fishing, don’t let them talk you Into sn outing because they have an open day •hen you want to go. Look for a guide that will do the kind of fishing you want to do. Also find out If Ihe guide Is a licensed snd Insured captain. Be wary of those who are not. Aak how many years the person has fished the area. Remember, local OUTDOORS YOU HAVE A BOAT. AND YOU'RE OUT OF TOWN. HIRE A GUIDE FOR A DAY TO LEARN A ‘■EW SPOTS AND THEN CONTINUE ON YOUR OWN FOR THE REMAINDER OF YOUR TRIP. FISHDIO FORECAST SHUPE experience to what you're UwAftig for. Check to make sure the guide can supply the bait and tackle. Finally, aak for the price, backwater and freshwater guides tn an area charge the same price for a half or whole day of fishing. Be araiy of thoae who charge substantially below the local going rate. For open water fishing trips the price will vary depending on the size of the boat. Bigger, well-appointed yachts can cost cost docs not necessarily reflect a difference In the quality of the trip or your chances of catching fish. It may. however, reflect your comfort level when on the water. 8HUFT8 SCOOP A GUIDE IS A GOOD INVESTMENT IF YOU ARE NOT IN FAMILIAR WATERS. IF Baa* action 1* getting better fay the day. cooling temperatures, targe bass t larger, slower movfrig balls. For this n. shiners account for the majority of Rah over the eight pound mark. The Q m P.MU. Lake south to lake Winder la hard to beat for heavyweight baaa. Speckled perch are beginning to pick up In Drifting with Missouri la the best tactic. Just look for the dusters of boats to see where the fish are biting. Captain Jack at Port Canaveral reports that high seas have kept boats In port. Expect a few scattered wahoo and dolphin when seas finally subside. Inside the PorL fook for aheepahead and flounder to be buing on a regular basis. Trout and redflsh ■rtll be active on Tff*T thL rUnan* n d Indian Riven. Bluefish and aheepahead are the main attraction at Ponce Inlet. Bhecpahead lo ten pounds are hitting Mve shrimp or fiddler crabs at the bole at the tip of the north Jetties. A few drum and redflsh are also roaming the rocks. Trout and redflsh are rated good In 'X j si S i* * ' - ■ 1 rr Ful CmJ simuiuniitx) humFI. CA. KY, NY. PA WED. thru SAT. 7:30 P.M. THURS. ft SAT. NOON: SUN. t PM. Also SJmutcaal horn Uteri and Dart* Jai-Alai Pompano. Hazat Park, Msintrial Maadowtanda, ’* * * * » ________ Mw>. 17-to k i ll \ 4 MI l l . I t ' l l l I .1111 i l l i 11 j a ia l a i \ l MI I . 1 II \ ni l I f . i I I .M ill I I > s>I I • t 111111 11 \ i M I It I It 11 To bs an organ and tisaoe donor, even if you've •ignrd tomrtkiag, you rautl led your fjmily to they can cany out your Jtcision birr. For a O t& m & D s s u e Stereyat tjfr ShmyamJn*un.‘ free brochure on how to talk to your family, call 1-808365-SHARE. CtMm on{Ammium �People Gibsons married 50 years, scrapbook wins 2nd in state SENIOR EDITOR DORIS DIETRICH .! ul is very ih .in l.ib lr tow.ltd I l l s T it-1kit it H i t s lint latiiriv I I I 11,is i llillliC l.lttn iiii'ivri stir s.iltl nut keeps tin tirtiihliot ' mi iii.ikri .uni nli’tli In rtirii siv . Intilirri Hill <>it.Hutu Mis* . .tki Man Uil i f'tiiii i'.itiu Hr n I* Ki'Cm.l 's.ilihilil Hi i .pi lliijn Mills N i .mil Ut u 1 1 .1 i 1 iinln u m r llr it iti U till tm t||« ■iHltlilllv **t11. *\ 'i*..iluti, lin n i ,■ ki in«l< hiltlrrn m.| ih-irr k^i *■,it Cl .null ! tilth rn Hi. •iv •lilhlltu Illi'llil.'il nil ■1 *t *sl fjl ’iijs l •|(l%OllN 1In in .it livr r<Mi!,in H.ipltsl lilt Mil'•its. ui i hull*h m *h. 1 |‘*N,»I,I » t'linn it I i1*\ ami ♦|m11 ♦If! (ul i i*»n Itnl lit. «t I l.i^r W Til •II.tk• »*»•••! tiitthl i 'fir in totif * .1 l»*H Libby Prevail d is p la y s s cra p b o o k t>f T.„v .. , , that won her second best in the stale lilt ■ •♦MlJ»l*i II *- ' -t 1114 elite I ■Hill* ! !-\ thru t Ini,lien I ih I.IV V i 1 »t K \ | ll a Cal i *mt. till hll CUesIs it thr l.ik r M n\ < .'IllllUlliltv I f IIIl t \ while H i l l C o l d llllll iris .iis i.tk r iini-.li nut i nm Hu nis tri.iii ilirir 1 1 .1ii - ii vi ill i'- is* »! * nit'lli.>1 i '-’i d.iv more i lietishrd .is tin- v* iis c** ti\ and Mrs W illiam A, G ib so n Know your B a lle t G u ild d a n c e r SC R A P B O O K WISH SECOND A T F L O R ID A CONFAB Wigiumc owanN is lint iirvv III I.llit iv t 'lr v ill llllll ll t'l must Karolyn M anluano 15. daughter of Barbara Manluano ot Sanford *s in the ninth grade at Seminole High School where she is on the straight A Honor Roll She has beon a Ballel Guild dancer tor tour years and has won a number ol awards Karo­ lyn joined Ballet Guild because To have ihe e.pcnence ol being part ol a dance company and to further my dance education * r.i itt! w sit mill plate ill tin* stair h i St I i|itn>t>k Nicole Bikowitr *0 is ttro ' * V r o t-- BiftCWt* ol • ' i Sr- s in the tourin 1 if .|! * rr-tjorcrest Scnool and a • •r-t" • the Boy* and j .! **ic o has Been : i’ ; * ■ " „* .ears and has r ••■ i H.i •t Guild ot Sanford•" • Jani.i" for two years ’ m . • nod Barret Gu*id be­ au ■ . e oaiiut so I wanted I1 i tr r.it i is great in m l s tir S lltiin illr it I I'llk f i t I'.ml.l IIsllki II t.t ; t I l l 'I l t M 'l v l's In is ,l! l i l t hr**llchf llnlltr i \ tilelv nl ill* I it*11s luf (in a ril'll. endr Ivors . i t. !■: d - iis ii 'ili i iin iv r i ... . k ' 'hi* l l . l a h l w ill l\i 'V i V ■ ,| ti • i l f s s t 11 X m l i d 11 1 ..ii tli i c l u h s rev f i l l \ I k 'M ini it \ t t .m i 1 r tin **( W* vviim.tti s t lull t *vtu!tinl Ittt VVItrii thr t Im nla ) rtlt j inut >it W nm riis i hitis jnrt ■ r I I ' tall Mil,lit! M rrlm c n. i *i l.llltln r»S tlillis ru lrrrd tie si r i |>ImhiK (om prtifion l i*>r .* r\|il.iiurit that a si i ipb s tar n in e nut tlir .mcrl it.. ' f took top pl.it r tint stir s overwhelmed that hi i SU ’ St r iptmtik i.ip lu irtl s rm id p i.n r Inunirs uiiti s i. in., v hraulltul (looks rhtrrril Viv.u mils I.llitiv drsienrd and irra trd Ihe rh-gant st rapbonk and contents with Man Anne l trvrland s tirlp in piuvidihg th r leiirrm c T h r m vrr is m.ulr ol burgundy t.dlrla nvrrlaid with lx I reunify tai r i\n nv it m tm il liMlurrs a lnvrh V ii T i ­ tian lady whmii Ldihy i lipped Irout a mana/inr wtm h slip rn h .im rd to enroll thr texture anti t iilor *1 also ailtln! -*vf prarls to h rr lin k and wrisi.* Lltlljy said T h r m vrr tr.i' IT.-S “C rlrb ra lr Women" embrold rrrd In gold, whiih iluh president Rulh G.inirs proIncludrd in thr ronirnis are hradlinr stories nl iluti u .-m Ix iv at wink in thr rninituihity. a iilim its ul thr ilu h meetings, photographs. mritirnhis nl so­ cial rvrn ts and thr dub's his­ tory "M r.. Smith (thr lair Mrs Chariottr Smith) suggesirti l w n tr a history of thr club, w idth I rlld. bill Mrs Smith Sec Dietrich, Pag* SB ■with) Pisan b , T.snrt., « > « * " ' Models in Sanford Garden Club s lecunl fashion show are (from left) Helen Movilty. Barbara Thomas Dons Jones Claudelte Behrens Tawaria Metis Fran Mor ton and Belly Akers Elks honor 40-year member, Brown retires from Goldsboro \i* *i ia•* i*i.u. h.i Hn.tht-r M*1 til ■ lllrinhrr nl ' < ' i'v I ode. N " 5-12 and I ■ r ^ r ■ *1 1 I . tu p It •' I i 'I., III" M. I lain \n i •h Inalitin vj 1 lor *: *1 daughters I*!.. • itnl In* m l' |mill'd in * *i i . f ' ' \pri ssinn ot a . .ml if.ptt'i latum iii ib 1 1 i-a Iii* iii.iiiirI.C. dull *tv *. . > .in hvalled >ial I II*ilu nil 'll i rrlarv - I M l " yr.ifs 1' * hr Kvans W llllr hrown Walter Coyners. Harrison Clark ) red­ dle Robinson. Isaac Krdnck. Johnny Itrnderson and Ttirlola Miller n l' til tin in i .1'itili •fbit t Kali, llinkt 'a id that ' *t '* I i in n i I it in hull • 1 ! 1 .r llu V I* i I ivt-il hill tin » . m l !■tr what ' la v i.n< Mi* In i. I i. is pivtii us m* 'h 'll* .Hon and Ini,i■i silt bn whn h vi*■ as nit'iti '■> *- .;* tnilv hi .ii liil M il I.i>i. .. is lii.iiik.'d h*r his . t' l ^*<*itiiirss ilrprtitl | *ration h.v.illv and • •t.i]|v his kiill ol Inilirsly Hi iiti- Mi r lain s ninht | ini* >1 vvlilt crrrii .* r ill iti i!"iiiitiatnui' i .... t nils h.ivmk! tir • •* ill * wttli tiro U I 1" I-.1111.1 'II I . i -.I., ti .1 t.v Mi * lain !<• *1,. I bikrr sai 14 GOSPEL FESTIVAL ‘Von 11 Nrvt-r Walk Alnrir" Hrin.irks and ilu* pn-st-iiiailon wttt itladr by Itro Koosrvrll ( uinminns arid i ’asi Kxalird Uulrrs ( it nrtp' lim n an VV'llllr M rrkrrsiiii and firrnard Mm lu ll Kt-marks w rrr i>lvrn it. ilu- lumori'i* by Itro. A lbrrt F ryrr and U irriu o I’olk wiio ilia irrd this sprt nil tilt’ll!. Momenis and words of love were kilim on brlialt ol bis tamlly bv Ills sun Kdward I lot Ion Other lainlly members In atlrndam e were Ills wife. Viable II Mi < lam Stephanie VI tattles Sandra II IfJi hard son and [iiaii.i lltm lrr I'.valtrd Knlet Ciiiiunlnkfs presented awards tu some til the btotliers who have been nu'tiihrrs lor JO years or int.rr They writ' Wt'slev Wrtulil. Wil 1, t " j * 1 u , ' 0 / D ir Second Annual Gospel Festival Is sponsored by ( . !ery City l**d)>e No. 54'J and Kvcrkirrrn Temple No S 2 1 to hrnehl the Westside Hoys and Girls Club. Good Samaritan Home and the Aids Foundation This will be held on Saturday. Nov. !I9. at batO p m at New Mt. Calvary Baptist Churrh For lu rtlirr information, plrase <ontact Curtlstlur Peterson at lL'tO-272T or lairriuu Polk at :t22 ft;nr> D U AL D AY O B S ER V ED New Ml. Calvary Missionary Baptist Church locjlrd on West 12th Street will observe Dual Day on Sunday. Nov. 23 at I I 00 a in Thr speaker will lie the Rev Charles Thomas of Montgomery, Ala Rev Thomas has traveled ex tensively across America tnihidmkt Alaska and abroad to Haiti, Nassau and the B.tlia mas where he has preached to over b OOO who heard Ihe word Participating in retirement brunch lor Myrtle Brown are (from left) Essie Keith. Wynell Washington. Dorolhy West. Margaret Oliver. Myrtle Brown Susie Black of Ihe Lord. Rev Thomas is also a ureal singer, has served on the Hoard ol liireilors ol die Indiana Chapter ol die R n James Cleveland Workshop Choir, has recorded iwo ser moils and was here in Septem tier as Ihe F.v.inuehst lor the sheare Sarnanthia Phillips Cynthia Oliver revival the tnm ililllef and Paslor Rn kv N u ll invite the eommuuiiv I*, worship with Calvary FREE HEALTH CARE PRO GRAM Al New Mi Calvary Mission arv Ikiptlsl ( h im I* I 10** W Dorothy Fogl*» and 12th SI , die I I. Can- Agency will pn'seui iiilormaiivi' mlm matinn n*k*anhin* Medicare. Medicaid In 'Io TU s . luallli la ic and home tail provlihr sen Ill's I licit* Willin' a hit' blond See Ilawklns. Page 6f| �so ENGAGEMENTS H o b b yist of the W eek Painted porcelain plates her specialty By SUSAN WENNER I Iri.ilt l St.ill W r i l t ' l i M HAHY IV. inhfiil im) Im* Iv peiitit* *1 (mu t 1.tin ( i I.i I i h *il» » s|H i l.llf \ **f I 11nil* OlKiVVil Sf|f ff« rti||\ »ll |>l..\. tj MI.IIIV (it ll* ! I 1* itifili » 111 I <f fit ■mil in !»l it 111* I |i .,i| i t <>i11tin11nr\ f I n i n Ii MtlllV «*f ll» f Ut" L.l'M'l - til CMid ( i i l f . i t f*.f l. im ilv »«i fi»* if.I lint >lif *I*.-I s * ii|i*v 111tut mu f<11 f.lhi lH I** Ii*IV "I in •11t* * iii \ nlliiltH f.ilj-s tin* tt iul mmit Iin in i Nu nn Mm ( <»iiirinifiitv 'll* (1)1 .* m M M "\ » I lli* tflfli* i*» •Ii*I t|( ||**iff h11 ..k' til *T tin I if I i.I|X It Mill tit III tk* U lu ll In i ii*i* |■1 k m. 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THE RACE IS ON I In l^ike M.I1V I l l - l n n i .il t ,, 1111111— lull u .iI III ll I, d In l i . n e -n iii,t in e - l i p I n m a l d In Mill lli e A K U.i, e lh .it It,i- h, e u the lt.id llln ll. il ki> k nil Ini O ld r I , ike M . i n 1>.iv- I m ihe j m - i l i l i n ve.u> I Iin -.4 m il |rmi|i H:M nl L i k e M . ii v I tat. - l e j i j i e d In iw.m l In i n n Ihe rat r I'nllv W illi- a li n n ji i n i i m i l l lit in, min i lintii ll,,n|i ►l Hid .< I nil I tn iin il— iniit'i i nne in Ih, Nil* I I ll le ft 111 h ill S ee K ow ell. Pajjc fiU Photo Wpnnr' Trudie O O o « d s h o w s s o m e of her porcelain plates at a recent crafts show t * . i, (nl In I m•n • h •tiic t |*l.i* • « n i t *! * t.dl *■ .*. iih* i’ . (•It N i, .a. ,11 , 1 Hi* h.i : ■: • n 1*■nl. (1 M* (Ini • 1* " t \ Ill ^ r, * 1h t, i l f iit i w ■j 1 : .ir. < h« (• f 4 Mik* li ntl *t 11 ih "t ' ! •• m *1 • tiji* i f « •.. A T>* * i , * *mt -• hii* tir m d i <t j.t.m li ' in ! ;' ' ........ - 1" ' I 1< h. ml Tl* it I In'! uni m ■■ ! j- , 1.' 1* ' 1 dU ■ I M h . , Ii <he i . ■, - I Hi, I. • 1 nn '• (r* *f n . - *1*! Im .... 1 |t| li> 1 n. . l . n - It l*n rv *t lh»*l* Si,* » Hi . 'l .n ' in ! •• t. « Hu ii if*- • • Ml a di n l . , •I,, h, -■ ■ 1. ,r • ** t if n I i h h f i* t S( ,# i--i t . m --h. t[ i. t* -f,|,t ' , , - . I t ' ' t■• n V1 , m ;■ ,(■■ ' Ini M l . , a . ■ ' » ! ) * . **t t I* 1* 1j tl't b i t * 1 f i1 i l e i,Ir 1 1. > , ii •r..l h',. . r null fut,ir. �• S •Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida •Sunday. Novantwr 16, 1997 SUNDAY El M ORNING Rowell(he rommtaalon of Inform them about the event. Troop DM has obtained the support of the Columbia Medical Center and Or. Steven Reed of the Florida Orthopedic Associate*. Other supporter* will be announced after they are confirmed. In addition to the 5-K. there will be a shorter run for children and a 10 -K for the serious run­ ners.. There will also be a race for In-line skaters. There were several reports from commission member* who attended a seminar In Daytona. The seminar, mem­ ber* said, stressed the impor­ tance of a mission statement and record keeping. Any mu­ seum can sum up their pur­ pose with four words; preserv­ ing. collecting, displaying and educating. Mary Jane Duryra has been appointed to head the committee to write the his­ torical commission's mission statement. FEAST A SOCCSE8 The 10th Annual Italian Feast sponsored by the Lake Mary Woman’s Club was a tremen­ dous success. Over 300 people attended the event held Satur­ day. Nov. S from 4:30 to 7:30 pm. at the Lsha Mary Commu­ nity Center. Everyone enjoyed pasta, garlic bread, salad and very fortunate to hare the help of several area buatncaacs; Pubftx, Target. Ooodtnga. Mama Lou’s Italian Dell, and McOonakTa ail made donations to the feast. In addition to the feast, the club was selling holiday crafts member* have been There more. The Hub also raffled off three beautlftil gift baskets. A new frtnd-raiser for the dub was the City of Lake Mary tags. Tsgs are still available for any­ one who would like to buy them. Juat contact a member of the Lake Mary Woman’s Club or slop by Lake Maty City Hall. The proceeds from the Ital­ ian Feast go to support Um Hub’s scholarship Kind. If you’re interested tn Joining the ' Mary Woman’s Club, you can call all Lola Jackson at 333- 8004. The next major activity for the woman’s club wtfl be Otde Lake Mary Holidays, scheduled for Saturday, Dee. 0 from 5:30 to 8:0 0 p.m. at Lake Mary City HalL The dub win be glvtng free cookies and a drink to anyone who donates a nonperishable food Item for Safehouse of Seminole County. The Old Scouts will be glvtng holi­ day crafts to anyone who do­ nates a toy for Safehouse. There wtU be entertainment and more. Do you think your chill la the best around? Well, now youVe got a chance lo prove It. The Seminole YMCA Family Center la hosting their 2nd Annual Family Western Hoe-Down and Chill Cook-Off on Sunday. Nov. 33 from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. Cook up a batch of your beat family recipe chili and you could win a prise. Besides a prise for the beat chill, there’ll also be prises for the best western costume*. There’ll * 1*0 be games, line dancing, hay rides and more. RSVPto33t-EB44. Dietrichdied before I submitted It.* "Jlpwevtr, Libby received a letter from the FFWC historian congratulating her on submit­ ting the club’a history, a first for the club, srhkh was organ­ ised In 1913. Although she had bean airgny awhile back, Libby doesn’t let any grass grow under her feet. She la presently FFWC District VII chairman of Arts, recording secretary of the SWC and has been chairman of the SWC bridge socials for four years. Talented Ubby lends her artistic flair to decorate the clubhouse for special occa­ sions and can always be counted on. She recently or,ganlxed 12 women to man the gates at the Lake MaryHeathrow Festival of the Aria leading to a 81.000 scholar­ ship being awarded to a de­ serving Seminole County stu­ dent on behalf of her dub. MONDAY PRIME TIMS A world-traveler, when she was living tn Seattle, Libby was in the travel business. *1 miss that.* she maid. ‘ I surely en­ joyed the travel business.* But never mind. Ubby is always making new tracks and leaving her mark wherever she strolls. ^ | t ' 00 11 30 1 »w »a T-W* fcz (ItJtyLM jn E r a p g y c w tgiw Z5 s**"* sssy »*— <■___ Bsft iss>» issi&~ M m MM [m S * M C M i l k l n i i * ■ * «* «* ■ W V*«pUaor» M M U M M n j» M 4 If M I* * * M ^M M * f ^ KilfcLM F * N w ^ M T ______ I_______ L ) WaMM m— tssr— ss— paancrRara" ittW xr M fta M m M m ■may Mm My iM ja M M * * UmM* IMM M *, M a r M th fa 4 I l« M ilM i k.ik.inM Mh.hu— 1In— ~ *DBXIkl AFFAIR* DRAWS FULL HOUSE A ‘ Denim Affair” attracted about 100 gueata to the San­ ford Garden Chib recently for the annual fashion show, luncheon and card party. Ac­ cording to Fran Morton, the women all arrived wearing denim outfit*, vesta, aklrta and i r. Ai L’ //V/ M A S '*•’ LAKE M A R Y C IN EM A ..................... .. l . M i Sf ill TM 8 U T I L E M E R M A ID IS M ia M H M li n is u n a ia FI || R c o c o fw n $ fi S T A R S H IP T R O O P E R S tw a jo rja ta is j i d J m 1 | 110*16760666 □ 1 TH E M AN W H O KNEW T O O 1 1494407.11s w e>| y f 1 S TA M M P TH O O M M 110400 700640 3 1K N O W W H A T Y O U B ID L 0 i n * 40?4* tarn «■ D E V IL ’S A D V O C A T E other denim fashion accesso­ ries. Fashions for the show were from Lily Pad tn Melbourne and featured silk pantsuits, casual shorts, dressy attire and denFoUowtng the fashion, lunch­ eon was served and the menu Included barbecue chicken and beef, coleslaw, baked beans, combread and beverageFran said the meal was catered for ju * 88.After lunch, the women played cards and bingo The people enjoyed It.’ Fran said. ‘ It was a successful day.* Rpyce Tlahken was overall chairman of the delightful event. Speaking of the Sanford Oarden Club, the dub will hold Its annual boutique on Friday, Dec. 5, from 10 a.m. to S p.m., and Dec. 0. from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the clubhouse. There will be all kinds of crafts. Jama, Jellies, and baked goods and six ven­ dors’ tables will also be fea­ tured with the vendors bringing their own arts and crafts. A soup and sandwich luncheon will also be served. Hawkins4B pressure screening on Sunday, November 18 at 3:00 p.m. at the church. For further Infor­ mation please call Vickie Roden. R.N. 4-L Care Agency at 332-2006. Rev. Rickey Scott ts the pastor. ANNUAL DUAL DAY The Oreater New Mt. Zion Baptist Church will celebrate Its Annual Dual Day on Skinday, Nov. 6 at 11:00 a.m. The guest speaker will be Mr*. Jewell Wilson of Poea Memorial Baptist Church of Leesburg. The theme will be 'Christian » IT-., I I. ** ‘ _ m n e n p m s o b wm DonrifonoTfourVUsdas: Cara • Thicks • tons CALL 1*600*741*2001 n u A i ■TOir B TH E JA C K A L 1J 0460 7601616 m% » iM k ih e M A O C IT Y 1JC4JPTJD 1000 An article appearing In the > Articles Tlinoo caught pur eye. The item was, about a (fog. Buster, who awallowed a roil of pennies and a roll of dimes _ 100 coins In all. The owner eventually rushed the dog to an emergency clinic in Ventura. Calif., where a surgeon re­ moved several dollars and cento from Buster's bulging In­ testines. Performing the delicate uirgery was Dr. Ruthaitn Conklin. daughter of PhyUla and Cal Conklin of Sanford. Dr. Conklin graduated from the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine In 1991 and lived tn Sanford until then at which time, she moved to California. She la currently employed at the Pet Emergency Clinic In Ventura and lives nearby. Many movie stars have been her clients Including Patrick Swayse, her favorite. Dr. Conklin's emergency surgery on Buster no doubt saved his Ufe. Had he not had the surgery, the zinc tn the pennies would have killed IUrn. Dr. Conklin said. In the meantime. Dr. Conklin returned Buster's coin collection to his rightful owner and they are probably all Itvtng happily evcrafter In California. WPMM|S gffssL Men and Women Working To­ gether In Unity For the Work or Ministry to Perfecting The Calling of Christ*. The church la located at 1730 Pear Ave. Pastor la Rev. James Lynn. BROWN RETIREE FROM OOID8BORO An afternoon brunch was the setting to honor Myrtle Brown who recently retired from Goldsboro Elementary School aa Librarian. Family, friends and. coworkera joined the hoateaa. Dorothea Fogle for an after­ noon of chit-chat and chew. The surprise of the occasion was Ms. Brown's slater who at­ tended this affair as a grand surprise to the honoree. Mrs. Dorothy West of Tkntpa more Joy to the honoree who was indeed Haled at the airpriae of It all. Sharing m the fun were Shirley Allen. Cynthia Oliver. Elata Pringle. Betty Washing­ ton. Somanthla Phillips. Blackshere, Margaret Oliver. WyneU Washington. Rebecca Sweet Lavame Tillman. Mcriam Johnson. OerckUne Wright and Essie Keith. �LsgalNotlcss Stemper honored by historical and community organizations LtpHNotlcss r,I chan* Stetson U ntniM ), M tretan and dbcctor of the West Vohiata County Film Authority, and on tha Went Volusia County Mariurttng commission. at which President H. Douglas Lee at Stetaon University is chair. Hie film authority organised Central Florida shooting sites for Mondi'a Hoorn. Rosewood, Clover—a network television movie to be seen in the this foil, together with Apollo, a Dim starring Tom Hanks which was shot on the campus of Stetson University. ApoMo_detalta the history of NASA, with much Florida footage. Stemper. a life member of PI Kappa Phi Fraternity at Siet- Em pty nest is filled with guilt after daughter g o e s to school Idfied to preserve the Union by T. Ehraod Zed • the founder of ZeOwood. Fla. • by army offi­ cers In the City of Philadel­ phia. and Lord Warden of the Baronial Order at Magna Charts - descendants of the Barons of England who wrested Ihe first charter of British liberty ham King John, — aomcfl DEAR ABBY: My ILyssr-oH daughter recently left to gs scroas the country to college. Aside ham the usual psn^ Mwparstlan. I am up to her' now. Overall, I was a good waa well taken care of of just how bad It seemed to her whitn I found notes to herself the led in a dresssr whan she left for school It brisks my ftsset to know she was so hurt by my actions. I'm distraught ana have trouble moving beyond this burden of guilt. I have considered suicide because of the hopelessness (you cant change the poet), but I reel lie that would only causa more pain. What can I do? PEEUNO GUILTY, PORTLAND, ORE. L DEAR FEELING GUILTYi -— ABIGAIL VAN B4JREN loud mualc. While I agree they should check with police on aolae ordinances, I augawt the writer* do (heir rude and thoughtless neighbora one better. Why not get together with friends and rent outdoor apeskera? On an agreed-upon night when no one la going to sleep much anyway, wait until the offending neighbor* are aaleep. Then crank up s record­ ing of a roualng classical march or mile — something for Sousa or Tchaikovsky'* *11112 Overture.* Kvrryone could stand outside and blow whistles and honk harm, too A couple of nights of this should get the message across. I love your column. GEORGE L> CHAPPELL. OLYMPIA, WASH DEAR O E O lO R i 1 o u s t In uston seeks, finds adventure Don't Left High Rental Rates Eat Up Yoijr Budget Yorktown has the capability to rapidly launch Ihe Tomahawk mlsalle, capable of hitting targeta hundreds of miles away. The ship also features Harpoon miseiles ami torpedoes, aa well as the Close-in Weapons System. As s radioman. Huston Is re­ sponsible for keeping the commu­ nications flowing to and from York­ town. *1 ensure smooth conuuurit­ erations between the Yorktown and other ships or shore commands,* said the 1989 graduate of Bishop Moore High School In Orlando. “ The best part of the Job is learn­ ing about computers.* And Huston says hla time In the service has been beneficial to him. The Navy la a microcosm of soci­ ety, and one cam easily sec the di­ rection of society by closely watching the Navy,* said Huston. *For some the Navy Is a great op­ portunity, and It haa taught me how Important It la to get my de­ gree.* But with all he’s learned In the service Huston says he feels his experiences will best serve him as a springboard for success in the civilian world. *1 plan to leave the Navy when my enlistment expires and finish my degree In Journal­ ism.* he said. .Whenever he does decide to leave the Navy, he'll always be able to look back on hla time In the sea service and know hla service waa valuable and appreciated. / �Sundry Nm tirtom 16, 1997 ■Ssntort HerMd Sanford. Ftoodi L e g a l N o tices L e g a l N o tic e s m t m c m c u it c o u n t t o * M M M U COUNTY. PROCLAMATION OP NUN-OOP ELECTION C ITY o r LAKE MART, PR* Me. I M M - C P M | t i l M t | P. M p f »• R# Th# (M M * of E FLORENCE WILLIAMS. Ooceaeed TO THE REOIETEREO VOTERS o r T h e c i t y op l a n e u a f iy . FLORIDA I, Dend J M* jl.rf. Mayor O* t*e c «e o* take r 10**44 . &a H#*ebir pfc»cla*m Tuesday. Doc#*weo# 2nd. ItS T, at data to* I*'# C>l| of lafca Maty % i»ac t*ow. TK* pcit* N opao taiwaan tha legal o» o m n iu t io a TS* *1 in* «U H Of I FLORENCE WILLIAMS. decppaed. PH* Number ( 1 7 1 1 0 * n » « » l *1 in* Cucurt Court lor ( ip iw i i i Count*. Florida. of M o l l I* * 1 Mart* P o l Avenue. lo O v d , PL 12TT1. The •onol rw r i m i i n w ond in* IW HOPl i l M M O I I l l l l pllor • f | 01* MS feres balsa Al l INTtflESTIO PONt i l I ARE NOTIFIED THAT noire* I o0|OCIiin< HIM • Iktty of me Court o n n * m d 10 M* mo* OOrOCtton* <*rm M * Court WITHIN THE LA TIN OP m i l l MONTH! APT IN THE DATE OP THE FIRST PUBLICATION OP THIE NOTICE ON THIRTY d a t e APTIN THE DATE OP EINV1CI o r a c o p y o r t h i s n o t ic e ON THEM an m P iN n of me doeodom ond orn*# peraona M n > i ph d*c*donl P MIM* on wham * copy *f mm none* 1 data Af W* l » l l ■UR IIM* Court WITHIN THE LATIN OP THNEE MONTHS APTIN THE DATE o r THE PINET PUBLICATION OP THIE NOTICE ON THIRTY DAYS APTEN THE DATE o r SERVICE o r a c o n y o r t h i s n o t ic e ON THEM All M M ciuftlorl *f IN* dece* f And p n fg m hoimg cMun* • demand* N m i l m* docpT*i>T * »MM* must M* Ifw r CIAUUA • fh IfHA court WITHIN th r e e m o n th s a m ir th e DATE OP t h e f ir s t p u b l i c a ­ t io n o r t h i s N o n e t. ALL CLAIMS. DCMAMOS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILID WILL I I FOREVER BARRIO TTi* dal* *f IN* fun public a lion oi flu* Mafic* <• Noiombor ill*. ItfT M Q im o U L m .V T M T IO U ADAM BAMKIlR. (SO . Hondo I nf N*. SS4T1T ELK. KANKIER. PALMER S CHRIKTU <•00 Mart* Federal Hrgnwpy Suit* TOO! Sac a Alton, Honda TS O I Tltophono: (M l| MA-1TS3 PukMlK NoiomOor IS. I I . IM F O SR-IM Nount ml wmhng (?' 00 A M ■ 7 00' P M J on DacamOar 2nd* 1WT vmtn§ on Oacemoaf 2nd, 1M7, 9*m* ba Ka*f m m* C*»y C o n n -tiv m CHambara at Lake Mary City Mad. 100 H Co**vtry Ctab do ad. Lata Mary, fior^da Th# ((action Board for d # Dacamoe* 2nd. I f f 7. dim ©tf Enaction th«il c w t u t of. Katdryn Ethel Carlton*, Katharine Dad# 11. Natan OrifVitfi. dotatia Oontiant. and I A Canton The purpoH at the eteci>on 1* to elect the following City Ofdctaia S e a a a u o ra , fool 2 •tor a 2 year ta*m DATIO i t Laa# Mary, dortda. tfwa titi day of Novambar, t*H 7 CITY o f LAKE MARY f LORlOA OAVlO J MIALOR. m ayor A ftH T CAROL A. FOSTER. C in r CLERK PUBLISH Nevatnbar if. *ff7 N o .* n t « 23, I f f 7 Of K*127 IM F. at F 00 PM.. « N toon moreefier aa poeerbla. la rou­ nder a lequoal Norn Laarrung ApprorAI for o Plonnod Uwrl corner of the NortRwOOf quarter •I lection 4. Townchip 10 South. Rang* JO (apt, lam mole County, Florida; run Plane a S 00*0111- ■ Along Ow Earn bn* lor • dmtanc* of 40000' mac* or Mb* to Mi* EmiWHbM c*m*r of Parcel AA. run INunc* along on a hearing *f N M M I T W * chalanca ol M OO' M m* POME OP B ED M NM O ; P rM H d South bn* of m m Parcel SA an a bearing of N S r M M* W b chi lance pi 1.ISSU0'; man** N 0 0 - M i r W • dietana* af I M 00-; thonc* S I T M I T ■ a ihatanca of MS-OO’t Ihonto N O O -O lll- w a diatonc* af IS O M ': Mionca 8 Sb'Sb U * ■ • chilanco *< 100.00' I* a poM •S OU Worn *f thw (a rt bn* *4 »bM Parcel BA. mono* t OO Oi l l - I a diatonc* af 4 M .M ' to the Pamt af IA M TN* Pubbc Homing mb k* held IMN.CoimfryCAiBRobd.Lbbo Mary Th* public w biydad I* attend and be hoard. SaM hoarpig nay ho continued ham Urn* lo time until a final daclalon la mad* by the City Commmlon. PE AEONS WITH DtSABfUTIlS NEIOINO ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN AMY OP THCSI PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONI ACT THE U t T AUA COORDI­ NATOR AT LEAST 4S HOURS IN ADVANCE OP THE MEETING AT 447-114-M14. NOTE: IF A PERSON D IC IO iS TO APPEAL ANT DECIEION MADE B T THIS COMMISSION WITH RISPECT TO ANT MATTER CONSIDERED AT THIS MEETING OR HEARING. H I OR SHI WILL NEED A RECORD OP THE PROCEEDINGS. AMO THAT. FOR SUCH PURPOSE. H I OR SHI MAT NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD O r THE PROCEEDINGS IS MAOS. WHICH RECORD INCLUDES THE TIS TIM O N T AND EVI­ DENCE UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE BAM O. FLORIDA STATUTES MS S IM . CfTT OF LANS MART. FLORIDA Cprol A. Foator, City Clark DATED: Noiambar lltn . IM F PUBLISH: November 1b. IM F Dtk-111 CITY o r LAKE MARY. FLORfOA NOTICS o r PUBLIC MKARINa NOTICE IS HEREBY O lVIN by P * City Commranon ol IM Cup af Lap * Mary. Hor-di, inel > i d Comwn iion uiH M M a Public H * m *n B S C S M IIR AIN. • M l, Af T tM P.M , « A( toon meroonor at po**rbia. la can. ■M a A i* *u m I Tram Jan Wan*. fY*T. H m n A Wall* 'ne IOf Canon-on *1 Uta Approval lof an oftlca bmlOPis afiicn M Ad 7* mi an Ifi* laPawms beering* and dletancei M - S4 IS - Weal, 101 M leal, Bianca Soum S )' OS V (aal. 11 M Fool, thence South Ob' 4b 14* (4*1. 1S4 tb leal lo th* end of I M Wool im*. being a po-nt am a curve concave Hartheriy and having a tangent bearing ol South S T' 41 SI* Wat! and a radau* of I t ! IF feat; thenca run Woatarty along in* arc of M M curio through a central angi* of tr I I S I- for a d.<fane* of lb OS feel to th* Foul of Compound CuriMur* ol a curia concert Northerly and hayms a radio* of 1EF.0S l**t. • conbbl angle *f 41' 04' ST* for a **l*nca of 110 M Ieel lo th* Pomt at Tanginc*. thence run North ST- M » - Weal. SO 00 **af I* Am Pmnf of Curialur* of -------- „ . radio* of ttl.T S foal. Bionc* run Southwatlarly along •M arc of la d can** through a cantiai angle of TT* 11' tl* Mr • flWanc* af 110.11 f**t; ****** dopmlmg *md curia and im North •/' IS M* Watt 417 S* loaf to pomt an did right af way bn* of Greenwood Norm M ’ 14 lb - 1*41 end a radhm of IF4.00 l*M; thonc* fun Norlhaailarly along aaid right of way bn*, threwgn a canha* angle of 111* I t 14* for a Malone* of 111J M leal lo It* POMT OP BEGINNING. Contain* ES07 acre*, more or Maa. Th* Pubbc H*wms wM be h*M Pi Ih* Conun■*awn Chambera. too N. Country Chib Fload. Lab* Mary. Th* pubbc ta mined lo m# may be continued Irom ten* M Mm* untd * nnai o m w um i it mad* by b * CMy C ammiaawn. NOTE: IF A PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL ANT DECIEION MAD* B T IM S COMMISSION WITH RESPECT TO ANY MAT­ TER CONSIDERED AT THIS ME (T W O OR HEARING, H I OR S H I WILL USED A RECORD OP th e p r o c e e d in g s , and THAT. FOR SUCH PURPOSE. H I OR SHE MAT NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OP THE PROCEEDINGS IS MAOS. WHICH RECORD INCLUOIS THE TESTIMONY AND EVI­ DENCE UPON WHICH THE APPEAL 11 TO S I BASED. FLORIDA STATUTES I M OIOS PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IH ANT OP THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CON­ TACT T H I CITY ADA COORDI­ NATOR AT LEAST 41 HOUR! IN AOVANCE OP T H I MEETINO AT 407-124 )014 CITY OP LARI MARY, FLORIDA DATED: November |2th. IMF PUBLISH: November 1b. IMF DBA-111 b y L u is C s m p o a rodiyimm RrowMP C V B E H C S I C P *N O C Z L J N - V K S J N . * — V C S H Z B L P N B K P Y C V C J U D S X C E KN O L O D P M . P R E V IO U S S O L U T IO N T m black and I ve decided I like my color A n yo n e lltsl doesn't, t h e f t then worry.* — Sidney o 'tirayNEA me Orlando - Winter Park 4 0 7 / 8 3 1 -9 9 9 3 ATTN HOMEOWNERS AMOR LARR TO I iMS-TTSSbM . PRIVATE PARTY RATES C lA S $ i« O W P T HOURS I M A M -IM P .M . 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NOTE: ALL PROSPECTIVE BIDDERS ARE HEREBY CAUHONED NOT TO CONTACT ANY MEMBER OF THS SEMINOLE COUNTY STAFF OR OFFICIALS OTHER THAN THE SPECIFIED c o n ta c t per so n. M F W II'i are encouraged to participate m the bid prpcoaa. Jacqui Parry Sr. Buyer Publteh; November IS. IM F D EK-DF ng piM whblM to do yorv ou* oitao M m Eaponanoo ■Ml MBWord and MS EacM a REAL (STATE B m S TB IO Ubb our m m . ua ahare 0 411-034-9371 ----------------LAZY PERSONS DREAM FEW HOURS-Bkl |4 Flag b o d u f 1S0OS3O4JM WORK FROM HOMS maang ■ooflbn bamat E » n to (S 4 f *b C M B3GS444 art E-tS WORK FROM HOME-No apt lac l i R N l . ewn U UNVwb m*Arg In c U M M E i L b U B A i o u r r tr r-u p y Noartaay r k s t a **RANT 4ENYENK, COCKTAK HOUSEKEEPER WANTED Ap­ ply w«un 100 WaM Apport. Sanford RENAISSANCS RSTMEMENT COTTER EapanSng OflsndD tam ■ me* T 7 RN A M P U T t CAfiH I LCNO TERM RESIDUAL INCOMEH R*qwM NO capeof. F O b i u MbtonW. NOmmraory. NO producla 10 tM . NO dab NOcoSKSoiw.NO NO ompbMOb. NO ■AS. 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Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 16, 1997 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 16, 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 16, 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/3867668ed0f5091626f8c9ab1c5e934e.pdf 7d43eeaa4b71faed86faef2fa674ae70 PDF Text Text TUESDAY October 14, 1997 50 Cents C o u n ty: Nude dancing O K Cop chief reports progress in fixing problems (But no funny business) Herald SUIT Writer fo r 2 1/2 hours at a work session on Monday dealing with adult entertainment, the Board of Seminole County Commissioners covered Just about everything but the nude dancers at the county's five li­ censed cabaret-type estab­ lishments. ' The commissioners nar­ rowed down the potential sites for such clubs and sexuallyorientated businesses from 22 to 2. and fine-tuned the county's new adult law with a 'glitch ordinance." More significant, however, was the decision by three of the five commissioners who said a public nudity proposal was no longer necessary be­ cause o f the clout In the adult business law • considered the toughest In the state. What cabaret dancers wear • or don't wear • Isn't as much a problem to Sheriff Don Eallnger as he and his deputies a t­ By M AM A ORBM Herald Staff Writer The re-organliatlon of the Sanford Police Department la on track and proceeding on schedule, according to a report submitted to city commission­ ers Monday. In a written report. SPD Chief Joe Dillard offered up­ dates o f the three Internal committees and a special Law Enforcement Options commit­ tee formed last month In re­ sponse to an outside consult­ ant's recommendation that the police department needed a major overhaul. Calling the SPD flawed and below average. Public Admini­ stration Consultant George Hubler had offered three op­ tions: (lx the department, fix the department with the use of limited resources from the county sheriffs office, or con■m Dillard. Page 4A tempt to regulate prostitution and drug use in the county. Getting rid of the county's body scrub shops, he said, Is a mar victory. T h ey were nothing ut a front for prostitution.* . Although protected by a First Amendment right of (fee ex­ pression. nude dsneers are subject to stringent rules and regulations that do not apply to blklnl-clad dancers. Cus­ tomers routinely stuff tips Into the bikinis worn at some clubs but are not allowed to ap­ proach nude dancers. Esllnger said Monday that the county's adult law Is suffi­ cient to maintain propriety at the nude dancing clubs. Break It. and his deputies would make arrests. Commissioner Daryl McLain.! outraged that far too many of the possibilities for a future adult entertainment “ war cone" were In the Sanford area, came out of Monday's work session with a sense o f victory. Oranted. one o f the two pro- C I s s lluds. Fags 4A Future of transportation is now , and it’s co m in g to S anford The future of transportation Is now and It's coming to San­ ford. Imagine a single transport staUon where people will have their choice of bus. high speed rail, light rail, commuter rail, shuttle bus. limousine park and ride or inner city bus. Downtown Sanford near the CSX Railroad has been desig­ nated as a possible (Uture lo­ cation for an tntermodal sistion-a place where two or more ktnda of transportation modes connect to serve travelers. As the northern most desti­ nation point Joining Altamonte Springs. downtown Orlando. Orlando International Airport. International Drive, and Cele­ bration tn Osceola County. Sanford Is currently partici­ pating In a study being con­ ducted by LYNX. According to tha proposed plan, during the first phase of development, the Sanford sta­ tion would offer LYNX. Inner city bus and a park and ride facility, eventually adding rail services and shuttle buses. The Central Florida High Speed Rail Task Force tn 1995 developed the Intermodal sta- tlun plan, which la currently In the design stage. The concept has been sev­ eral years In the making, said Jay Mnrder. director of Plan­ ning and toning for Sanford. Marder said during the last are his department bad few years had ctsd tranawartaifon studies, the results "Sf Which have been shared with tbs task for c«. "We have great facilities here with the CSX. expressway. In­ terstate, the airport and the Auto Train.* Marder said. Marder said a park and ride facility to already In tha works. He said Sanford could ace an Inter modal station as soon ns two to three years from now. T h is would bring much needed alternatives to single auto occupancy travel.’ ne said. Th at's what LYNX Is do­ ing. This I the tntermodal sta­ tion) la m y relevant to Sanford pats. Several public workshops wtMbe hsM through tha end of tha year. The final Implemen­ tation plan will bo presented tn May IM S to the LYNX board and Metropolitan Orlando. For mors Information, call Lynn Hogan at 316-8400. Encephalitis virus update BY DAVID FKAZIXR Herald Staff Writer The Seminole County Health Department has issued a statement regarding seroconver■tons In the counly sentinel chicken flocks with the St. Louis encephalitis virus. As of the lost testing, there have been two additional sereconversions for a total of four (two In Apopka and two In Longwood). The health department said this latest con­ version still Indicates a low level of infecllvtty. And. statewide, there have only been four hu­ mans -that Includes the one death- who have contracted St. Louts encephalitis. No human M s Update. Fags 4A Partly Cloudy Workers from the ground malntonanc# department w«h while garbage baga end equipment set about ctoentog fte waterfront In tie wake of the Greet FM Exposi­ tion carnival. From toft to right Larry While, Henry Moore. Prsddto Hmard and Laon *8moksy" Lowery pick up popped balloons that sign tha corridor of note Avsnus where the expo was haW. Privatizing waste pickup: Workers worry ^ 7 „ n1ffT The City of Sanford will be seeking bids for waste collection and a , * a request for services for wnoJovees are I city rpars ctlnM solid waste and recyctables. Among the bidders will be the city and several private haulers, With the highest collection rates in the county, commissioners are seeking alternatives which will save residents money and generate revenue for the city. During a spe­ cial work session last month, haulers Jennings Environmental. Browning Ferrto Industries and See Waste, Pa gsS A 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 i 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 •VI.S.-l . 1l. �'I SA ■Santoft! Hm M, Switord, Ftortds • Tussdsy, OctotMr 14.1M7 Pet of 1k e a nd [)al e - bolId , brash & bal the w e e k ■ Who knows how It hap­ pened but today la Be Bald and Be Free Day and also the Birth Anniversary o f Dwight David Elsenhower, unques­ tionably America's favorite bold president. For those who arc bald and who either wear or do not wear a wig or toupee, this is the day to go ■shiny" nnd be proud. Be sure to say hello to San­ ford's Illustrious mnyor. Larry Dale, on this Oct. 14 obser­ vance o f Be Bald nnd Be Free Day. Hit I'm not Han Solo's co pilot in tha Star Wan trilogy, but I am ChSWMy, a six-month-old mala poodla mix. I'm housobrofcsn and It you adopt ma, tha lorca wilt ba with you. Cal tha Humana Sodaty ot Saminoia County at 3230685. Tell us your story The Sar\ford //eraId welcomes news about you, your family, friends and neighbors. Out, we need your help by submitting information to us. Requests for photo coverage should be made at least three days in advance by calling our office. Your organization's pub­ licity person should anjange for photo coverage and submit a news release about the event no later than three days following. Engagement and wedding forms are available at our office. If desired, these may be accompanied by a black and white or color photo. These stories are usually run on Sundays and should be submitted on Tuesday before the publication 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 32772 or 300 N French Ave.. Sanford. 32771. Phone: 322-2611. Fax: 323-9408. WEATHER D IL .v - - -. Today: Partly cloudy with a 20 percent chance of rain. Highs in the upper-80a. Lows in the upper-OOs. Wednesday: Partly cloudy with n chance of showers. H ig h ftn the mid-BOs. Lows In .the lower-OOa. Thursday! A chance of thunderstorms. Illghs in the upper-BOs. Lows In the mld-60s. Friday: Partly cloudy with a chance of thunderstorms. Highs In the mld-BOs. Lows In the mld-70s. TODAY P tdtfy 88 69 THURSDAY Tstrms 85 65 i f f i x r FRIDAY Tstrms 66 66 . d S T Im a q h o o n m t n m m Haw Daytona Beach * Smyrna Baaetat Seaa are 4-8 feet and choppy. Water tem­ perature at Daytona la 79 degrees and at New Symrna. 80 degrees. Winds arc from the east at 15-20 m.p.h. TUBSDAY i 60LUNAR TABLBi mtn., 3:45 a.m.. maj. 10:10 a.m., min., 4:20 p.m.. maj. 10:40 p.m. TIDESt Daytona Beach i high: 6:49 a.m.. 7:19 p.m.. low: 12:36 a.m., 1:03 p.m. New Smyrna Beach: high: 6:54 a.m., 7:24 p.m., low: 12:41 a.m.. 1:08 p.m., Co­ coa Beachi high: 7:09 a.m., 7:39 p.tn., low: 12:58 a.m.. 1:23 p.m. d H e m l d "Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Seminole County Sine* 1908" Tuesday. October 14.1997 • Vol. 90. No. 38 PubSshsd Tuesday trough Friday and Suidsy by RapuMo Newspapers. Inc. • 300 N. French Ave., 8sntord,FL. 32771 Phone: (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9408 eecu um oN A n m M T n u jw m Odeeee •Buameae Ueneger l^kuta m s u a bmottm UndsSpWgM A o w tn s s ta C m Sharp - Managtf EiamaakMtnt RouW Ltvsndtr Cnsfri Btons KOCTOMAL L«cy Loer • Short BrxM DortsOMMch rwnd FruWf Courtwy IsRtw Marta Orwn OtanSfTWi Tbrnmy Vtncart Susan Wsnnsr Russ Win s CUM VW O PiM By wjmm f f w r m Panodcd Poeuge Paid el SerSord. Ronds tnd sddeonel maang oMlcee. USP9 4412S0 The SANFORO HERALD P.O. Boa 1M7 SarSordL FL37773-18(7 Republic 3 Worths 6 Worths 1Yfctr FM0UCT10N FrmWNolna-Uanagsf Peggy Beshnsr Owns Bradens RsfchHeye Cheryl SrrWt Roden Cowan asx . Jr. (DaSyASwOey) HomeOaMry 11950 4M.00 17100 The board of directors of the ’ Negro Spiritual* Scholar­ ship Foundation has hired freelance Arts Development Consultant Ray Orant as the Foundation's Managing Direc­ tor. Orant. once the founding administrator of the Perform­ ing Arts Center at the Disney Institute, currently works on projects for the Orlando Mu­ seum o f Art and Walt Dlaney World Corporation. He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Mu­ sic Education and bn M.B.A. In Arts Administration. The executive board of the ’ Negro Spiritual* Scholarship Foundation constats of a team that la taking aggressive measures to ensure that Its second annual Orady/Rayam Prize In Sacred Music com pe­ tition la successful. Dr. Robert Williams la the Foundation's chalrpman and a charter member. Dr. Williams, profea­ sor and chairperson of the Music Department at Bethune-Cookman College (BCC) in Daytona Beach, has roots locally, having graduated from Phyllis Wheatley Senior High School In Apopka and BCC. Dr. Williams has devoted his career to music on various academic leveta and presented his dissertation entitled ’ Preservation of the Oral Tradltlon of Singing Hymns In Ne­ gro Rellgoua Music.* Terry Allen serves aa vicechairman o f the foundation and chairman of Its finance committee. Ms. Allen Is the president and owner of The In­ surance Shop of Central* Flor­ ida. Applications are en route to schools and churches In Cen­ tral Florida for the Founda­ tion's second Orady-Rayam Prise In Sacred Music. Tha competition allows Afro-ethnic high school Juniors and seniors from around Central Florida a chance to win scholarship funding by singing selections 3-Spiritual style*. A tn “Negro-Spiritual male winner and a female winner will be selected from among the contestants, who will have the opportunity to work with a well-known com­ poser. The deadline for appli­ cants entering the competition la • Dec. “ c. 5. 1997. U U S IN E S S l r,N T (UJILT O N D N E A M S A l ONE wraiw » a jN iw9s.i liMVINMHMMItl, Ctf iM ifM raJM flttg vNewipapen, Inc. 3 2 2 -2 8 1 1 fY.-to . S..M s RUBS i l w h iti .. Penn Day Folks In Pennsylvfthla have] reason to celebrate. Tod the Borth Anniversary of liam Pena, who founded thf state. He was bom on Oct. 141 1644 In London, England, hf died on July 30. 1718, Oc enough at what he did to hav an Ivy League school named af-1 ter him and an annual track! event • the Penn Relays. •< Penn la no relation. Saintly Bond Roger Moore, who played T h e Saint*1and James Bond Is 09 today. Hove a great birthdny nnd leave o (f the hair* piece. Former U.S. Surgeon General Charles Everett Koop Is 81 today. Designer Ralph Lauren Is 58 and former White House counsel John Dean Is 59. JFK't Idsa At 2 a.m. on Oct. 14. I960, then presidential candidate Joha P. Kennedy chatted with several thousand students on the steps of the University of Michigan Student Union building. He, asked: ’ How many of you Immunisations aren't Juat for kids. In fact, the Centers for Dis­ ease Control and Prevention esti­ mates that over 31.500 adult deaths could be prevented annually If adult Immunization recommen­ dations were followed. In recognition o f National Adult Immunisation Awareness Week (Oct. 12-IS). United Healthcare of Florida. Inc. urges all adults to ob­ tain vaccinations that will help pro­ tect them from preventable, aerloua routine Infections. Immunisations are available for Influenza (flu), pneumococcal (pne- WEDNESDAY PtcMjr 86 53 MIAMI • Florida 24 hour tem­ peratures and rainfall at 8 a.m. today: City Lo M Skiso 50 83 ptckly 67 85 pteldy 78 88 rain 00 80 pteldy 02 84 pteldy 00 85 pteldy 77 84 pteldy Miami 78 80 rain 00 80 pteldy 09 BO pteldy 67 88 pteldy 62 87 pteldy Tampa 00 87 pteldy ] ) Dwifni u w i i RlaanhaMiaa who ore going to be doctors are willing to spend your days In Ohana. How many o f you who are going to be techni­ cians or engineers are willing to work in the Foreign. Serv­ ice?" umonla). Fepatltis B, and hepatitis A. Boms adults even need what arc often thou0 it o f as childhood vac­ cinations, such as those fbr mea­ sles. mumps, rubella (Oerman mass las), tetanus, diphtheria, and chickcnpaa. ■Even healthy adults can be at risk of contracting serious Ill­ nesses.’ aald W. Dennis Young, M.D.. medical director for United Healthcare o f Florida's Central and Northeast region. *lt make a aenae to take advantage of the precau­ tions that help protect you from leases.* many common ttlne Legal Notlcee affwcation for tax seas MOTICI IS HSMSY WIN. mm funs as cuarootsM son CASI. INC. ATTN: MICHASL iN H W N M MSfOSR. TAs MruRattt i w t e W ma rasrrtl af o* w tu rn rt or lot m BUCK HAMMOCK SB I F0 TO. <r utuah SNNNT L. Mirsw Sr. AS st *a« s » cssssr a >tf Fitrtd*. 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Special to the Herald The high temperature In Sanford Monday was 86 de­ grees and the overnight low was 70 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., Tuesday totaled .00 Inches. •Sunrise................ 7:25 a.m. •Sunset................. 6:57 p.m. S Dwtght David Elsenhower, an American hero who served ns the supreme commander of the Allied Forces In World Wnr II and was president from 1953 to 1961, was close to going bald while a cadet at West Point. Today lisss 1 . V The response was quick fkvorable and 19 days later j San Francisco. Kennedy posed the Peace Corps. There were more 111 100.000 volunteers In the n i three decades and today ma will celebrate their service the 37th Birth Anniversary the peace Corps. Ms Frsssrly daaensad In ^wsn dssr, SamMala Csumy Csunnsuss. 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October 14,1997 • U DUI arrests AUen Manchester, 49, of 300 Meadow Blvd., Sanford, waa arrested Sunday by Sanford police. Mancheater waa charged with DUI and reckfeaa driving and arrested on Orlando Drive. Report said that officer smelled alcohol on Mancheater allegedly at (hull In an accident. Richard Parsons, 37. o f 130 Wektva Haven Trail, Sanford, waa arrested Saturday by Sanford police. Parsons was charted with DUI, possession of 20 grams of cannabis and reckless driving. Parsons was arrested at the corner o f Mth Street and Oaa Avenue. Officer said that Parson almost caused an accident. Victim pushed Oletha Wcllon, 25, o f 104 Bethune Clr., Sanford, waa arrested Sunday by Sanford police. Wellon was charged with battery and arretted at home. Wellon allegedly tried to run the victim o(T the road and pushed him over a chair. Aggravated battery Scan Debose, 28, 1715 Ridgewood Ln.. Sanford, was arrested Sunday by Sanford police. Debose was charged with aggravated battery and arrested In the 100 block of Bclhune Circle. Allegedly pushed a woman out o f a door, and she was three months pregnant. Driving ohargee Carlos Ttores, 19, of 1803 B. Landings Dr., Sanford, was arrested Friday by Sanford police. Flores was charged with driving while license Is suspended or revoked. Flores waa arrested at the comer of 600 and Katherine Court. Officer pulled Flores over for an Improper lane change. Part of accident Archie Rudolph, 36. of 37 Higgins Terr., Hanford, wns arrested Saturday by Sanford police. Rudolph wns charged with hnbllual traffic offender and driving while license la suspended or revoked. Rudolph was nrrested at Ihe corner of Seventh Street and Cypress Avenue. Report said that Rudolph waa part of an accident. Qun pointed Eugene Rivers. 28. of 212 Yale Dr.. Sanford, waa arrested Friday by Sanford police. Rivers was charged with aggravated assault. Report said that Rivera allegedly pointed a gun at a man. Officer notices stolsn oar Tennlshla Eason. 20, of 1400 Mara CL. Sanford, was arrested Friday by Sanford police. Eason was charged with grand theft auto and nrrested at the corner of Park Drive and Oak Avenue. Officer said that he noticed Ihe cor that Eason wns driving was stolen Arrest for battery Klrntrcrly White. 32. of 758 Lighthouse Cove. Snnford. was nrrested Saturday hv Seminole County deputies White was charged with battery nnd arrested at his residence. Hr port said that White allegedly struck, choked and scratched victim Marvin Evans. 23. of 300 Lake Hreese Clr.. Lake Mary, wns arrested Saturday by Semluotr County deputies Evans was charged with battery nnd arrested at Ihe corner of 40A nnd Oregon. Report said that Evans putted victim's hair while she wns driving. . .. . .......... Daniel Swift. 21, 173 N. Elder Rd„ Sanford, waa arrealed Friday by Seminole County deputies. SwUI waa charged with battery and arrested at the corner o f 1100 block o f . Bunnell Road. Report said that Swift allegedly hit his girl friend on Ihe aide of the head and grabbed her throat. , V. Coach scores big with kids By MARVA HAWKINS Herald Columnist Orlando Magic's former coach Richie Auubato scored big at the West Sanford Hoys mid Olrla Club recently. Several months ngo, Adubnto organised a summer youth basketball league for Seminole County Hoys and Olrla Club members. Onry W. Cain, president of the Hoys nnd Olrla Clubs of Centrnl Florida, Inc., said youngsters aged fl-10 partici­ pated In the league from four Seminole area clubs..Midway Club. Midway Teen Center, West Sanford and East Attnmonte. Recently Adubnto wns both the feature attraction and guest or honor at the Itlchle Adubnto Shooting for the Stars llnnquet held In Snnford to honor both players nnd their Inspiration. Don Miller. Seminole Area Director for Hoys mid Olrls Clubs of Central Florida, said Hie awards dinner wns an nil volunteer affair prepared by Hoys and (llrls Club nt'inhrrs nnd stair. Over right wrrks. nhoollng stars parllrl|uiu(s played highly rom|>clltlve tournament contests ground by age nnd ability, "Rlihtr Aduhalo tins devoted many, many hours to helping us get organ lied nnd gel the community Involved In summer haskeiludl here.* Miller said. "Die Richie Adubnto Shoot­ ing for the Stars llnnquet wns organized to thank him and to rrrognlie the outstanding players amt trams that par­ ticipated * At the llnnquet. Aduhntu got l tie chance to tin what hr dors best' motivate young players to exceed thru Itrnlls *Klrhlr Adubnto had a lirnutlful mes­ sage for us," Miller said, "lie s|M>kr nhool how lo develop nod mnlnlnm the soil of per­ sonal discipline we need to succeed In the real world or to succeed on the basketball court. When tic finished lie had the nllMitlou of everyone In Ihe room. It wns n moment some o f those kids will never forget." >f Ifv* ■■%***• -w * • James Steplowmkl. 40. of 131 Reel Ct.. Sanford, waa arrested Saturday by Seminole County deputlea. Steplowakl was charged with DUI nnd arrealed at the corner or Sanford nnd Stenstrom. Officer aald lhal he waa traveling In exceas of 84 mllee per hour to keep up with Steplowskl's motorcycle. Multlpla chargas Olettn Montgomery Jr., 25. of 709 Wynn Dr.. Sanford, wns arrested Sunday by Seminole County deputies. Montgomery wns charged with DUI. resisting with violence, tmtlery on a law enforcement officer, fleeing or attempting to elude nnd resisting without violence. Montgomery was arrested al his residence. Incidents A white 86 Ford Mustang two door, license plate number QCMS6N. was stolen Saturday In Ihe 1100 block of Albright Road. A maroon 91 Cadi Fleetwood four door, license plate WFQ79R. was stolen Sunday In the 300 block of Town Center Circle. A grny 91 Nissan truck King Cab, license plnte 110151. was stolen Sunday In Ihe 300 block of Town Center Circle. A brown 79 Toyota Cellca, license plole number XI’K79S. was stolen Sunday In the 2500 block of Hartwell Avenue. A red 88 Ford Thunderblrd Iwo door, license plale number URQ87I1, was stolen Sunday in the 11000 block of Orovcvlew Way. A VCR worth $200 was stolen Saturday In Ihe 400 block of West First Street. AC U T almvethe hesti UTYSALON COMINIi’SBEA Sine* 1964 «jpT|| \|fn\visrr III Ki.l -'"I EXPERIENCEMAKES THEDIFFERENCE. Mill.FfWril AM., IwtotH M97)StM171«rStt41M T meat-ITtiW all cieamI HOUSE CLEANINE 01 i Stadium Top. Irom fog: Chris Smith, Mil# Crumpton, Bob Waller and Ruts Gibson, who shot par on the ninth hole. Bftow: Tournament coordinators Km Sosnowsfcl and Lisa Jones wheel around the 18hole course to ensure everyone Is in luN swing W aste Continued from Pag* 1A Fast motorcycto The city of Sanford Recreation De­ partment sponsored a golf tournament recently at OaBary Country Ctub. Proceeds Ml aid In the refur- Waste Management, made special presentations to Ihe city commission. Jerry Herman, director of public works for the city offered a fi­ nancial summary* and rate analysis of current wnste col­ lection services. Simmons said the mnln con­ cern reuniting from the meeting wns for the Job of the city’s 37 enqiluyccs. Although employ­ ees have been told by city off Irlals that they will not lose Ihcir jobs if Sanford prlvaltics, employees nre scared At issue Is retirement bene­ fits and Job security. Commissioner Whtlcy Eck­ stein said he had talked to em­ ployees nnd "they me scared to death." Eckstein also said that should ihe city choose to pri­ vatise, he Is frightened by Ihe concept of liability. Eckstein said he wauls the commission to meet with employees to help dispel misconceptions, which might exist. ‘ I will vote ngntnst this. If I can't mrcl with employees first." Eckstein snhl. "We need to sil down with employees to elenr up some of these ru­ mors." Eckstein also cha.dutn Herman for not being prepared during the presentations-of the private hnulers last month. ’ You were not prepared nnd you did not defend your de­ partment. * Eckstein raid. Herman said he was asked to present facts nnd he did. *1 wasn't prepared for a mar­ keting presentation.* Herman said. Dale said If the city were to privatise, the Jobs would re­ main In Snnford. ‘ Half o f them (waste collec­ tion employees) don't even live within Ihe Sanford city limits,* Dale said. *No one Is guaran­ teed n Job for life.* Dale also noted that the city's fleet of trucks and equipment ts nntlounted and a large capital outlay la forth­ coming. Commissioner Kerry Lyons said mast cities In Ihe nation pr lvalue waste collection services, •Were a full servlrc city.’ Ly­ ons said. Commissioner firmly Lessard said although he loved the Idea of privatisation. *1 have a gut feeling we have opened a lot of cons of worms.” Commissioner Velma Wil­ liams said she had serious resrrvnllous about privatising. "We shouldn't only think of saving money. I feel we should show some loyally to employ­ ees who hnve been here many years." Williams said. Those employees ore fright­ ened." Speaking to Herman. Wil­ liams sold "I feel It only fair that you come up with n com­ petitive package. "Maybe they (the cltyl can do more with less. At least we should try and not throw our hands up.* Williams said. Dale said he did not want city employees to take things personally. *1 think they will gel hired nnd they'll he better off In the private sector.* All Transmission Defects AreNot M^jor Problems— y Consult a A Specialist^ - ' ■vjj:,' Harrell Beverly Transmissions 25th St, Sanford 30 Years„, Same Location a n f o r d • (4 0 7 ) 3 2 3 -3 6 5 0 Iz s -p F m F a m ily B u cket • 1 f t 9* I • 20 pieces of chicken, mixed NMvaDsMi any etoer oHsr or 2 - P lo c o S u p e r 8 n a c k • a pieces of chicken, mixed »1 55 dishofyour choice I • 3 aide Items •, I homestyle biscuit • 3 0 ox. d rin k m �. i£ W ( L ip™ra«wi6Bti ■ ■ I 4 A •Sanfcvri M«rakJ, Sanford. Honda •Tutwtoy. Odot*r 14,1997 Editorial/ Opinion BEN WATTENBERG Pointing to a n ew co n tract Him can it be that com cryalive ideas arc ascendant everywhere, but conservative political parties keep losing national elections? (United Stales, England. Canada, France — with Germany quile possibly ready to go plop i Can anything be done about it’ Such were some of the key quea lions that genetically gloomy conser­ vators were asking themselves last weekend at (he first meeting of the In­ terna linnal Conservative Congress, held in Washington. Newt Gingrich is a conservative, but he is anything but a gloom-ball. Gin­ grich has a strategy. (Too many of them, some say.) Like moat of us, he lends to re live, revive and refine past triumphs. Accordingly, on the third an­ niversary of the Contract With Amer­ ica. he laid out for a receptive ICC audience a design for what seems to be a 1998 Contract, with international applications, Gingrich said that a new conserva­ tive stance must be simple, under­ standable. and cheerful — and must vividly stress its difference from liber­ al ideas Moreover, and of critical Im­ portance, it must be early Otherwise, during the political off season, the Ub era! media tills the dialogue to the left. Gingrich's first Contract was promul­ gated about one month before the elec­ tion. This one, as and If U develops, would surface about one year before the election. Newt offered seven points. The first Is: “Abolish the Internal Revenue Service." Now, that's not likely to happen, but It's red-meat code for major tax reform. No politician goes wrong by beating up on the IRS (which tries to enforce the laws the very same politicians pass). It's a par­ ticularly good leai-government con­ servative theme, even though whatever GOI’ plan surface* will be denounced by Democrats a* antineedy and pro-greedy. Second point: "No discrimination « b against any American." Gingrich said w 4 $ | ¥ t R ^ ^ ^ T J ff n S ffa n a d y ’i longstalled dvil-rlghli bill will come to a House vote by spring. Canady, HFla., proposes a federal version of Califor­ nia's Proposition 109'which outlawed stale-sponsored preferences in edu­ cation and hiring. Surveys show that 70 percent to 80 percent of Americans approve of such a reversal of reversediscrimination. But liberals, with a large black voting base, have great dif­ ficulty with It. If nothing else, it dif­ ferentiates. Gingrich and the Republicans have dallied on this, fear­ ing that they wtll be regarded aa nasty to minorities Gingrich now says this can be demonstrated as false by his nest proposal. Which is: “Progress without prefer­ ence." specifically In the realm of ed ucation. Every student should be able to go to a school that Is safe and dis­ ciplined, says Newt. That student should team English, the language of opportunity. The fulcrum of all this I* school choice, probably In the form of pubik vouchers allowing underprivi le g e dchildren i'" ......................... (o go to private or rdigfouaiaehoote. it's a solid Idee, designed to make failing public schools better by putting them under competitive pres sure to Improve. It differentiates; the most vocel opposition comes from teachers' unions, typically working through the Democratic Party Alas, many conservatives have recently tar­ nished their credentials on school im pruvemenl by opposing even Clinton's amended proposal for voluntary na llonai testing in English and malh. Gingrich's fourth proposal concerns national security. He thinks Clinton It hollowing out the military, g Point No, 5 deal* with penafoM. Giltgrich wants Republicans to champion the Idea that retirees will get bigger pensions If some of thdr Sodal Securi­ ty funds are Invested In the great green growth machine of American business. Again, liberals are nervous about even irtial privatisation of Social Security. ul It'a an Idea that la ripe. When every American la a shareholder. It could go a tong way toward ending the "we* vs. "they" mentality that poisons the on­ going economic dialogue. Nest. Gingrich wants to explain to Americans that the campaign finance scandal* now unfolding are not, as too often portrayed, trivial. They consti­ tute a massive break with the concept of the rule of law. Gingrich sayi that If (he Democratic perpetrator! a m i punished, then polltldaiu, unafraid of the consequences, will behave even more cntvenly. Gingrich has had his own problems with campaign finance and so has former Republican National Committee Chairman Haley Barbour Rut Newt Is right; the 1998 violations trivial. were not trivial Finally. Gingrich proposes his brand or campaign finance reform. He believe* that freedom of speech trumps all else, and that we should spend more money on elections, not less. Ameri­ cans, Including very rich ones, ought to be able to give as much money aa they want to a candidate, provided only that the contribution la reported im­ mediately on the Internet In the cur­ rent climate, this la a guaranteed self destructive loser No one's perfect SUli, altogether, Gingrich's seven- B and content It draws lines between lib­ erals and conservatives. It Includes many Issues that Americana should be talking about It could help boost Gin­ grich’s bottom-dwelling poll ratings And on (he eighth day,', he rest 11»»7 NEWSPAPER ENTERPRUg ASSN ELLEN GOODMAN N u de' Continued from Page IA posed sites fronted the south­ ern access to Orlnndo-Sonford Airport but the other was west o f County Road 410 and east of the Econlockhntchee River at the Seminole-Orange county line. Public hearings on these two sites will take place on Dec. 2 and Dec. 10. Whether the odutt entertain­ ment Industry wilt ever be lo ­ cated In these areas won't be determined ftr (wo or more yenra. Under court require­ ments. the county needed to Identify certain sites • and hns done so. At the same time the com ­ missioners have given the ex­ isting licensed ndult busi­ nesses (the five cAbnrcts and three video/novel tics stores) until Nov. 12 to meet certain appearance guidelines If they wish to stay where they ore. Otherwise, they're going to have to move by Sept. 30. 1000. •We’ve been at the same lo­ cation for 32 years, and we want to slay right there." said Michael Pinter, the owner of the Club Juana at 6 ISO High­ way 17-02 in Casselberry. "The new sites they hnve proposed are o f no Interest to us." County ofllclals arc working on development agreements with attorneys representing the ndult entertainment Industry and with Casselberry officials to obtain extra-lurlsdlcllonnl land use and regulatory control over the adult entertainment Industry. Three of the live cabaret-type establishments • Club Juana, Rachel's, and Cabaret Internationale • are In the Casselberry Jurisdiction. What these cluba want is to be "grandfathered In” • allowed to etay where they are rather than relocate. They're willing to undergo mnjor changes In regard to architecture, land­ scape, signage, site layout and lighting to comply. , . .. ‘ At least county officials are willing to talk and listen," said David Wasaerman, an attorney representing the adult enter­ tainment Industry. 'We're doing what we con and the county seems to be showing good faith." "All o f this la very compre­ hensive with many interwoven elements, and It must nil come together," said Commission Chairman Randy Morris. "W e're trying la do something no one else In the stole has done." r! • Commissioners Dick Van Der Welde and Orant Mnloy are op­ posed to making agreements with the existing businesses but Morris. McLain and Win Adams are not eager to eubject the county to the enormous le­ gal battles these businesses may Initiate If forifcd to relo­ cate. An estimated 250.000 pa­ tronize Seminole County's cabaret-type establishments each year. How many ate Seminole County residents is not known. Van Der Welde and Maloy were of the opinion that If nude dancing were outlawed, that the five clubs would lose much of their clientele. The fear Is that a prolifera­ tion of bikini cluba would re­ place the five existing dubs. Disturbed at the issue In general. Morris wondered aloud. 'What perverts go to these places anyhow?" U p d a te -------D illa rd gram. The Policy committee has in tract the sherlfTs office for full met two times and Is tasked Seminole County has con­ law enforcement services. Dil­ with establishing revised poli­ tracted the virus. Although lard said his department la cies and procedures. Oenersl several counties are experi­ proceeding with the first op­ orders from four accredited encing Increased numbers of tion. ares agencies are being re­ Consist Ing of nine members, scroconvcralona In the chicken viewed by five members or the flocks, the proportion so far the Staff committee has devel­ committee. About 90 percent of the orders are complete -and this year statewide Is about oped a new organization chart wtll be submitted to DtUard for half o f what it was during the where the Traffic Unit and the Special Operations Unit would 1980 epidemic. review in the form o f a single The department strongly rec­ be eliminated. Personnel from document. ommends that Individuals lake those units would be reas­ The Employee committee met mosquito precautions. Due to signed within the department. last week and appointed offi­ the very wide distribution of Dillard antd. The K-9 units cers. this mosquito population and would also be assigned to the Chaired by Longwood Police Chief Oreg Manning, the Op­ the difficulty In controlling It night shifts. even with mosquito control tions committee consists o f 16 The Staff committee Is also programs, the department says discussing a call priority sys­ residents appointed by the city that the most' Important pre­ tem and community policing ’commission. Committee mem­ bers Linda Kuhn and Phil vention la personal mosquito concepts where training would Jackson, who recently re­ precautions which Includes be made available to police were replaced by removing opportunities for supervisors. Also under con­ signed. mosquito breeding In the front sideration Is a citizen aurfey Cynthia Kendrick Oliver and and backyards of nomes. and a citizen volunteer pro­ Kevin Hypes. Continued from Page IA Continued from Page IA [ I E £ ft ! \ L a rr **• £ it is Did we shut down Tuskegee, or did we just export: it? !)OSTON--tmnglnc If It were happening here. Imagine If our government were sponsoring research In the poorest pockets of our own country where masses of pregnant women arc Infected with HIV. The researchers know that AZT could save many o f their babies from being born Infected. Without AZT one In four babies Is Infected by her mother, with It only one In 10. Dut AZT la expensive. 81.000 & mother as It Is prescribed now. and the need for a cheaper regimen la critical So with the beat of motives, they set up a study to ace If lower, less costly doses are as good as higher ones. Some molhera are given the current AZT protocol, some are given smaller doses, nut hath-thl* Is the crucial fact--nre given placebos, those doses of nothing pills. After all. they reason, how else can they find out If something Is belter than nothing? Imagine now what happens when the placebo children are born, when tt Is discovered that In the name of science the researchers withheld a known treatment. When It becomes known how the government Justified this research saying that these few babies were sacrificed today for the good or more* babies tomorrow. And that their mothers would never have had any medical care anyway. It Is, of course, unimaginable. Yet It Is happening In Uganda. Malawi, Zimbabwe. Ethiopia and other countries where AIDS has spread like, well, AIDS. And happening with the best of American intentions and funding. In some African countries up to 80 percent of pregnant women are Infected. On average the annual health care budget In Africa hovers nround 811 a person a year. The likelihood that (hese women will get AZT ns It la given In our country la virtually nil. So the urgency of the problem and the poverty of the people arc used to explain research that would simply never pass ethical Berry's W orld W .5M SlHIXWAM ' M ■ ‘<3 ■Art1 '’'■V&swHL, s a r v . o a i i t 'p a s s f t -,,w ... ^ 4* . ■ Bunday. Och 12. 1097. Dorn * fa KrtidillWlle. Ipd..” « i Watth ■'til; ‘ ifta/^lSMK'moved- to «Wntra i^ ru ifk ]* in iftftS/’ wre. McKenzie waa a comptroller for the city of Sturgis. Mich. She was a Presbyterian. Survivors include son, Jerry II.. Sanford: three grandchil­ dren: three great­ grandchildren. *ImsgJnc if uur govern men i were sponsoring research in the poorest pockets o f our own country. ^ muster here, tn the heated controversy that has arisen aver their use of placebos, the question has come up: Does a double medical stnndard Justify n double ethical standard? Here, giving a placebo when a known effective treatment exists violates all the canons for research on human subjects. But In the seven AZT studies funded by our government abroad, the women being given dummy pills will give birth to more than a thousand Infected hablea. Sidney Wolfe and Peter Lurie of the Public Cltlscn's Health Research Group, who helped raise the furor, Insist the studies not only violate our guidelines for conducting research In developing countries, they violate guidelines that say 'ethical standards should be no les* exacting* In poor countries than In our own. Mnrcln Angrll, executive editor of the New England Journnl of Medicine, compared these studies on Afrlcnn mol hers to the Infamous Tuskegee studies on Afrlcan-Aincrlcan men. In Alabama, researchers silently charted the course o f syphilis tn their subjects long after a cure for the disease was discovered. But many respected AIDS researchers heatedly disagree, arguing that tn the real world of Afrlcnn AIDS, where women have little prenatal care and nothing la the norm, these placebo studies offer the best, fastest'hope. They argue that African leaders know beat the ethical balance for their own countries. Aa two supporters of the research added In a New York Time* op-ed piece, 'Americana should not impose their standards o f core on developing countries.* Are we then Imposing our standards of ethics? Or extending them? Con one sire fit all? The argument about universal human rights In a diverse world underlies a host of Issue* from child labor to women's equality to free speech. It la often sold that poor countries cannot afford universal human rights. But If AZT Is loo expensive for Africa, do we deal with a low economic standard by lowering an ethical standard? If so, developing countries could become convenient offshore research factories, Tor ethically chdap science. After the Infamous Nazi medical experiments the world adopted a single code for research on humans, ft says that we can't subordinate the interest of the subjects to the study. When women come Into the AIDS study, researchers become responsible for their wcll-bclng-and for their babies'. As March) Angell says, 'People can't be used aa a meant to a noble end." dust a few months ago. our government publicly apologized for Tuskegee. Now 1 wonder, did we abut down Tuskegee? Or did we export It? ' Brlaaon Funeral Home. San­ ford. in charge of arrange­ ments. Rav, Or. Virgil L. Bryant Jr. King Virgin Scott Jr. THE M V . DR. VIRGIL L. BRYANT JR. The Rev. Dr. Virgil L. Bryant Jr.. 72. Hampshire Place Cir­ cle, Altamonte Springs, died Friday, Oct. 10, 1007 at Flor­ ida Hospital Orlando. Born Sept. 13, 1925 In Lexington, Miss, he moved to Central Florida In 1966. Or. Bryant was the former minister of First Presbyterian Church of Sanford. He served the Central Florida Presbytery for 35 years In Xian ministry of PC, NS. and USA. He was a mem­ ber of the Rotary Club of San­ ford and Ita president from 1970 to 1971. lie was a World War H and Korean veteran or the U.S. Navy. Survivors Include wife, Kathleen D.i daughters, Suaan Glen Bryant and Ruth Hall Bryant, both of Decatur. Oa„ Susan Gallagher Pickett. West Palm Beach, Janet Oallagher Carrcttln, Memphis) sons, Vir­ gil L. Ill, 8on Antonio. Walker Carpei :arpcntcr. Lake Mary, Clark B„ Dallas) mother. Florence Ruth Hall Bryant, Quitman, Ga.i sister, Florence Hackworth. Decatur. Oa.i brother, John T. Decatur, Ga.t six grandchildren. Oramkow Funeral Home. Sanford, In charge of ar­ rangements. Scott HJv m , all of Sanford, Eva Scott Phillips. Deltona; broth­ ers. Kardell V.. Orlando. Ken­ neth V. and Willie S., both ol Sanford. Karl Scott Redmond. Deltona, Ronald Redmond. Winter Springs, Kris. Oviedo; six grandchildren. Sunrise Funeral Home, Sanford. In charge of ar­ rangements. KINO VLROILL SCOTT JR. -King Virgin Scott Jr., 56, Douglas Avenue. Sanford, died Friday, Oct. 10, 1997 at Flor­ ida Hospital Orlando. Born Oct. 23. 1940 in Sanford, he waa a lifelong resident. Mr. Scott was a landscaper. He was a member of Mt. Sinai Missionary Baptist ' Church, Sanford. Survivors Include wife, Har­ riett; sons. King Vlrglll III and Dallas, both or Miami: daugh­ ter, Dorothy Martin, Miami) step-sons, Anthony Lewis and Kenneth Lewis, both o f San­ ford; father, King Vlrglll Sr.) sisters, Earths Scott Joseph, Edna Scott White, Thelma QEORGE BROWN George Brown, 62, People Street Eatonvllle. died Mon­ day. Oct. 6 , 1997. Born In Avon Park, he moved to Cen­ tral Florida In 1935. Mr. Brown was a landscaper. He was s member or Bethel Mis­ sionary Baptist Church. Survivors Include daughter, Minnie Crayton, Orlando; son Christopher. Eatonvllle; mother. LUlie Mae Brown, Winter Park; slaters. Fannie Mae Williams and Louise Brown, both of Orlando, Alvtra Martin, Washington, D.C.; brothers, Charlie and Orlan&o, both of Orlando. Slyveatcr, Sanford, Edward, Maitland. Golden's Funeral Home, Inc., Winter Park, In charge of-arrangemenla. MELVIN M. BROWN Melvin M. Brawn, 82, East First Street, Chuluota, died Saturday, Oct. 11., 1097. Born in Vlanna, Ga. on Jan 11, 1010% he moved to Central Florida In 1978. Mr. Brown was ■ concrete truck driver. He was a member of the G e­ neva Church of God. Burvlvora Include son, Ken­ neth, Chuluotib daughter YVonne 'Belflower, Genevas brothers Leon, Miami; Carl, Chuluota; Albert, Memphis; three grandchildren; six great­ grandchildren. Drisson Funeral Home. San* ford, in charge of arrange men la. EVELYN M. McKBNZIR Evelyn M. McKenzie, 94, Forest Drive, Sanford, died LOVELLA ROBINSON Louclta Robinson, 67, Lake Monroe Terrace. Sanford, died Saturday, Oct. 11. 1097 at Columbia Medical Center Sanford. Born Dec. 25. 1929, In Thomaavlllc. Oa,. she moved lo Central Florida In 1940. Mrs. Robinson was a home­ maker. She was a member of Mount Olive A.M.E. Church. Survivors include son. Willie Lee Robinson, Sanford; daugh­ ters, Gloria Robinson and Mary Robinson, both of San­ ford: brothers. Willie Lee Knight, Sanford. Jimmie Lee Knight, Rochester. N.y.i sis­ ters. Sadie Mae Capehart and Dorenzo Knight, both of San­ ford; aeven grandchildren: three great-grandchildren. Wllson-Elchelberger Mortu­ ary, Inc., Sanford, In charge of arrangements. BROWN, KERRY SR. Funeral service* for Mr. Henry Brown Sr„ who passed sway on Gel. 8, 1907, ki Newark. N.J.. will be held Wednesday, Oct. IS, 1007 at II a m. al 81. Paul Missionary Baptist Church. 813 Pine Ave., Sanford, with Rev. Robert iDoclor officiating. Mr. Brown lived In Sanford for many years. He waa a member of 81. Paul M.B. Church Until ha moved lo Newark, NJ. where he Joined Oitheenune M.B. Church. Viewing ahd visitation 'will be held. Tuesday. Oct. 14. 1997 from 4 to 8 p.m. al Wltaon-Elehelbergcr Mortuary, (no., 1110 Pine Ave.. Sanford. Survivor*: daughters. Carrie Scot!, Elisabeth spivery, both of Newark, N.J., Nadine Brown, Al­ tamonte Springs. Nina Williams. Tallahassee; Angelia HudnaU, Up­ per Marlow, Md.i son, Lawrence Brown, Sanford; sons-in-law. Robart MMvciy, Newark. N J j, Dona Williams. Tallahassee, Audle Huddett. Upper Marlow. Md.t doughlere-ta-Uw, Rebecca Brown, Banford. Roberta Brown. Newark, NJ.; sister-In-Law. Efolee McClen­ don, Jacksonville: 19 grandchil­ dren; three great-grandchildren. Wilson -Ekbelbergar Mortuary. Inc., 1110 Pin* Ave., Sanford. Fla . 82771,1407) 822-8912, In charge cfarrangtntenlf. �Hsf*W, Ssntord, Florida. Tusadsy, October 14,1997 ■BA Storm Inform’ teeps you safe ST. PBTtftSBURO- The lead­ ing cause of weather-related personal Injuries, lightning claims the Uvea of 100 peoples each year and Injuries another 300. As part of Its ‘ Storm Inform" series on storm* related tlpe and safety information. 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Your knowledge could save a life. □ H a n s lO P e d ic u re Former Miss Florida joins the Department of Juvenile Justice TALLAHASSEE--Secretary Calvin Rosa announced that Kristin Ludecke. Mias Florida 1008, will aerve aa spokesman for the departments Volunteer and Partnership Program cre­ ated In January. 1997. At the age of 13 she was ac­ cepted Into Julllard School's Pre-Coltegs Division, at IB she entered Stetson University land later graduated with a 3.81 OPAh than traveled to Austria four tlmea to study opera; named Miss Florida at age 10; founded *8HINE* to encourage student participation In the arte: and now plana to gradu­ ate with a master's d e g e e in Communications with an em­ phasis in Broadcast Journal­ ism at tha University o f Central Florida this December. Aa a spokeswoman, her du­ ties will include attending community events, schools, churches and other organ n a ­ tions to send the message to IN WALTER HENDRIX Antiques Piorlda'e cltlxens of the many waya to gel Involved and make an Impact on the lives of Flor­ ida's youth. ‘ I am excited about promoting volunteer l»m and encouraging community in­ volvement.* r***— stated• •Ludecke. *lf every volunteer In the stale of Florida could touch the life of one child and guide them in the right direction. Just think of whal tha foture of our youth would hold * ~We are fortunate to have former Wine Fldflda JMn dur department In recruiting volun­ teers from across Florida lo make a difference In our youth,’ stated Roes. Volunteers recruited will aerve aa rote models in many areas such aa mentoring, tutoring, counsel­ ing, teaching, recreation, office support, family support and Job skills preparation. If you are Interested In learning more about becoming a cltlsen volunteer, please con­ tact the Department of Juvenile Justice Volunteer and Partner­ ship Program at (904) « 7 0003. HOUSE CLEANING 2 5 ”/,, O F F A N TIQ U E S A REFINISHING A N TIQ U E S BO U G H T & SOLD O P E N 6 DAYS A WEEK <<87)1184711 c t a lt c t n g i n W ieder C hiropractic C enter B R IE F N e a l W il d e r , D .C . C h ir o p r a c tic P h y s ic ia n L icensed A c u pu n c tu r ist Candlelight vigil at Crana'a Rooat A candlelight vigil, marking October ee National Domestic Violence Awareness Month, will be held tonight at Cranes Rooat Park In Altamonte Springs, from 7 to 0 p.m. This second annual event Is being sponsored by the Semi­ nole County Community Initiative to Prevent Domestic V io­ lence and Safehouse of Seminole. The progam will Include uniformed police officers representing various cities of Semi­ nole county, who will serve aa pallbearers for a casket that will be set in front of the audience, A battered woman will ahare the etory o f her abuse and a g o u p o f six young woman will sing this year's theme song. T Believe I Can Fly.* The audience will be Invited to come forward ai)d place a rose, for each victim, on the caakct. For more information, please call Laurie Kemp at 3021727. — f f t a r r r Practicing Sinew 1979 OENTtc Methods, Family Cam . O oldmk Ni/txitiok. Scans buuxus Difficult Cases. Atmvwoax Cos*, acupuncturi. Tiwsafy Most IrautANcu Actem o a 8 3808 South Orlando Driva,-Sanford, Florida 32773 Telephone (407) 330-0240 » T ik tm x (407) 330-0433 Abandoned by diet drugs? W e’re here for you ••• G at it together... Optimal N utrition and a Healthier Lifestyle N o t J u stq u lc k (b u s , re a l solutions/ BOdVWlteft M*iIndependent and form Hutto 87)I4841M M ie s (To*free) . . . 9 . , W e CM help. Consultant! Beatty Hearing Center •ton ** Wal Division of Hsanrooict Sines 1962 Serrtcs, Battsriss loaa Browa HAA Opsn: Mon. • Fit 9 • 9 pjn. * BiL 9 ■Noon Ewningi 9y Appointment tUI».ftwwa<.Wte9mi" * V ------ HAIR Studio 1056 Monlgonwry Road icoodag Republican Women's Club Federated will ir. Norm Wolflnger, state attorney, at their Wednesday, Oct. IS. at 11 am. * pna at I I ana. at tha Rolling Hills Country igan FI., Longwood. Tha coat la 80. For more Norma Dcarwotf at 862-8004 or Betty Holts m i: \ m k tii n i \ i S'-, i n \ r n \n i\ m is dihm m n \ \i i '.wiuiiii niiiuii msn \) \i >\ i k i is 11\<. ( i z ii �j£ 8 & & 8A • Sanford Herald, Santord. Florida • Tuesday, October 14,1N7 ------ .... ------------------- - ft lit Pftnnl ft , e Nar-Anon . ' if* i 'k lw r-- J K f. ty J* .I!t . ’ 4pf ' jAj •fpflPy! tt ** • Iv -n e t*.!.. Volunteer eervee othere by dey & night . Nar-Anon, a self-help (roup for relative* and friends of nddlcta, wUJ meat Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Orlando Otncral Hospital. Tor more Information, call 860*8384. Taka Off Pounda Sanalbiy Member of Take Off Pounds Sensibly. TOPS. Invite the public to Join them on Tuesday evenings from 7 to 8 p.m. at the first Christian Church. 1607 Sanford Ave.. Sanford, fo r more information about the club, call 321*4464. Toastmasters Seminole Community College I8CC) Toastmasters Club #6381 will meet every Tuesday of the month, at 7:3d p.m., at the old Lake Mary City Hall on Country Club Road. Contact Rosella Bonham at 323-8284 for more information. She g w e a brief rundown of a typical day when the group la Involved. *We serve from 6:30 to 7 p.m. on Wednesday nights.* she said. *We start cooking at about 2 or 3 o'clock in the afternoon. We have to the food and do the shopping before-hand. We open the doora at 8:30 p.m. We all gather and aay a prayer. The people that come in to get a meal all at the ta­ bles. We bring the food to them Just like st a restaurant. By the tune we clean up and the people finish eating it's about 7:30 or 8 p.m.* According to Swain other churches are also involved and sign up for other times so that the kitchen Is manned every Wednesday evening throughout the year . Many r< Pilot Club The Sanford Pilot Club meets the first and third Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the RSVP building on the campus at Seminole Community College. All Interested are welcome to attend. Dlsablsd Vstsrans Seminole County Chapter *30 of the Disabled American Veterans meet the second Tuesday o f each month at their charter home at 3912 Orlando Ave.. In Sanford. The service office, la open from 1-3 p.m. every Tuesday and frlday for more Information. 323-2710. Optimist Club The Sanford Optlmlal Club meets every Wednesday at noon at the colonial Room In downtown Sanford. Visitors are wetcome. Call 323-2104 or 322 0208. Kiwanis Club Effective Oct. I. the Klwanls Club of Sanford Is moving the wfeklyWednesday Inoon uncheon meeting from the Sanford Civic Center to the Lakeside Landing at the Mnrlna Motel on Lake Monroe. Visiting Klwanlans are welcome, fo r Information call Walt Smith. 323-3066. Dancing for Sanlora The Over 30 Dance Club dance la held every Wednesday, from 2:30 -4:30 p.m. at the Sanford Civic Center. Live music by the Deltontans 13-piece band. Donation 83.00. ANAnon a talthfril and devoted volun­ teer such as Sandy Swain. Her dedication to this work has assisted In feeding hundreds of Seminole County people both young and old. Swain began her work with the effort some three years m s *Our church docs It three times a year.* she said. *We do tt three months out o f the . Vi A support group for friends or relatives o f alcoholics (At Anon) meets every Wednesday, at 8 p.m.. at 111 E. 27th SI., Just west of Sanford Avenue In Sanford. New visitors or meml>rrt are welcome lo this 12- step group. Recovary Inc Recovery Inc.. Is a self-help mental health organisation for people who suffer from panic attacks, depression, fears and general nervous symptoms, fo r information, cal) 860-2003. or 800-5006. TO P S A local chapter of TOPS (Take Off Pounda Sensibly) meets every Wednesday at 8:30 p.m.. in the auditorium of South Seminole lloapttaL 535 W. S.R. 434, Longwood. Weighing be­ ings at 3:30 p.m. The first meeting la held every Wednesday, at 0:30. at Lakeview Christian Church. 1400 Bear Lake Road Apopka. For Information, call 203-3048. Al-Anon If you know, or live with an alcoholic, there la help. Al-Anon la an anonymous, non-profit organisation, open to anyone who Is a relative or friend of an alcoholic. Serenity Won Al-Anon meets each Monday. Tuesday and Thursday. (Thursday non-smoking) evening at 8 p.m. Meetings are held In the back room of the Sahara Club, 2887 South Sanford Ave.. Sanford. For additional meeting times and locations in the Central Florida area, or for more Information, call 321-0122. T u i t P A v 8M congregations also have nu­ merous volunteers within their membership to cook, shop and serve the hunjpy. Discussing her initial Inter­ est in the work. Swain said. *1 wanted to help the people that were hungry, fm most Inter­ ested In helping the hungry children.* To encourage others, she added.* People need to see what's done at Oracc 'N Ortts and haw the other half lives. They need to see what It's like to be hunpy. 1 would tell peo­ ple that we always need volun­ teers and extra Help.* Seraln Is also a member of first United Methodist Church In Sanford. She has dorshipped there most of her life. She has lived in Sanford tor 40 years (all her life) and la a hairdresser and massage therapist at Headliners in Sanford. Is grass greener on the other side? In many part of Florida, it is not possible to hove an attrac­ tive. green lawn throughout the winter months due to low tem­ perature exposure. Permanent Inwngrasses in central Florida such as bsAlsgrsss, bermudagrass, and St. Augustlncgraaa go dormant In the late foil and AL FERRER falL * then turn fM tpletsty brnwrt with the first frost. Brown lawns throughout the winter art unattractive and weeda are caally seen, an a practice called ‘ ovaraeeding* is practice o f using a temporary grass which la seeded into the permanent lawn to provide winter color. be used for om saeding, in­ cluding ryegrass, blucgrass. bentgrass and tall fescue, but by far the most common tem­ porary gross is ryegrass. An­ nual. Intermediate and Im­ proved (perennial) ryegrasses are popular because of rapid seed germination, fast growth, adaptability and reasonably low coot. Ryegrass is widely adapted, does well In either sun or shade and tolerates close, frequent mowing. I f seeded heavily and mowed closely, ryegrass can provide a very dense and beautiful lawn throughout the winter. By the lime the ryegrass dies, the gaadtsg Us m i Seeding lime in central Florida Is from midNovember to early December. It la beat to watt until the day­ time temperatures are consis­ tently m (he low In mid 70 de­ gree P range. If the seeds are planted during warmer periods, water stress and diseases will reduce the chance of seedling survival. gssdkad preparationi To prepart the lawn for over­ seeding. the grass should drat be raked thoroughly to remove all debris. Next, mow the lawn closely, catching all clippings, or rakt the grass afterwards. The lawn may need to be cut more than once to reduce It to Geezers outdo whippersnappers DEAR ABBY: I laughed out loud when I sew your column featurtM famous sayings with original endInge y o vjd e ^ b ^ fourth -^ sds M *Ho, Mom, 1m u really old.* Knowing thst Fern Is 87. 1 answered*Yas.* *Ooehr Katy eeid, her eyee ehin- . - W1CB AOWKJtt At our computer Web site, the _______________ see If Oeeaars soaldat outdo the UV tie whippersnappers. Here are the fm ttf * APHORISMS FOB T H I ’80s FROM THE OSEXEEBRIOADE - All that clitten la not... twoseearily something you want your only daughter sticking through s hots la harases. - The early bird catches „ hsU I f:i i i. 1 W M l . I I m KI I.I .. I - i tf«• i.l.t K JM TM aO M U i wets MS IMS M AND OUT to* tee resets OAMQ ABLATED t:M41Sr.1IS 4S ROCKETMAH " i satis resets MOST WANTS) tats stares ate 1 1.1 .1 i i i i . 1 » I. I 1 L.. t a .i tri. t. Hi* ~ !. ‘ W a. A Mb . AXfl 1 1 T. A* 1 1' n u n « m 4m SftSS THE PiAOMMAKM i tests rgt Ms U-TURN U M tSlirttM t THE K M ! i setts ret sat | i •— J j J J JSBS—J ^So^Ahbv I Lhouaht you'd like to �|g *trm Palnta... Dean Smith Hm rm ld S n o rt. td tto r Swimming to success Brantley, Seminole athletes shine at prestigious event and the 400 Freestyle Relay (Seland. senior Carrie Nelson. Scott and Scarborough). The Trlbe'a Uroe Kellnlc broke his own school ORLANDO _ The Seminole High School Fighting Seminole, awlmming team traveled to record In the 100 Meter Back.troke while the the YMCA Aquatic Center In Orlando for the Na- team of Lori Thomas, Jennifer Armstrong. tlonal Spa and Pool Inatltute Invitational Satur­ Jenny Me Neal, and Angela Ellta also broke a day afternoon., school record In the 400 Meter Free.tyle Relay. There were over fifty team, with over 1,000 *The meet la very similar to a state or district athletes competing. meet. It was a p e a t experience for the team Lake Brantley also competed In the event with and everyone did very well,* said Seminole the girls' team ftnlahlng fourth and the boy.' coach Tony Acker son. team claiming third. Senior Joae Hernando waa first In the 100 RATIONAL POOL AND SPA DfSTtTVTB INVI­ Freestyle and third In the SO Freestyle, and TATIONAL junior Philip Norris was second In the 100 at VMCA Aquatic Ceat.*. Orteade Breaststroke to pace the Patriot boys. The Lake Brantley girls were led by sopho­ TE A M SCORES ' I. JatkMmttk BaOM. 4SJ> 3. Trinity more Cassandra 8cland (third in the 100 But­ Prtf. aosi a. Dr. m i a . jo . «. u a k a i i r r . s o m > s terfly). the 300 Free.tyle Relay (freshman Brit­ Uk« mgu.nl lao. tany Penland. junior Sheri Scott, freshman Kim DRMVtDUALS (EwalaM. Oeaaly aiktotes oalyl M fw a lft. _ I. Urt Th—>—. l i — ili. 14 40. Scarborough and sophomore Sabrina Workman) From Staff Reports What a long strange week last week was SANFORD _ I f . been an odd week for me. Probably for a lot o f other aporta fana too. Aa I waa catch ing up on laat weekend's (O ctober fith) national aporta happenlnga I aaw w here form er Saraaota High School baaeboll star Dou i M illion had died from an asthm n attack. W hile m aybe the name la not familiar to moat local readers, fana o f the Lake B ran tley team that went to the stole tournam ent fou r years ago will rem em ber Million pitching the Sailors to the Class 6A atate championship. Million waa a h ard-throw ing rlgh th an der that rem inded me o f Steve Carlton. Tall and with s slider that broke like a curve ball. Tony DeSorm ler (the form er Sports Editor here at the Herald), w ho I consider very knowledgeable o f baseball talent, and I watched him warm up In the bullpen d u rin g the state tournam ent and we both figured this kid was a can’t miss. And evidently the C olorado Rockies thought so too a . they took him with the first pick In (he free agent draft that year. Being an expansion year I didn't think It would be long before Million would be pitch ­ ing In the majors. But he struggled with h i. control In the m inors and was Just starting to make som e headw ay when he had the asthm a attack and died. li Just shows you (hot there are no g u a r­ antees In life. Then, after watching Tim Raines finish one o f his best season's In year's, despite the in ­ juries. w llh a pretty good playoff, series against the Indians, ths Yankees decide th ey are not goin g to pick up Tim 's option for next year. W hile It cam e a . a surprise, w e have to re­ m em ber that Tim m akes a lot o f m oney and the Yankees have a b ig payroll. And also that George Stelnbrenner lik e s to make a lot o f moves. This la one o f those situations when It be­ com es clear that baseball la definitely a busi­ ness. Besides, if rum ors are true. Tim w on't te 4 Dean, Pag# 36 onus W ILL ” ’ - " ____________________________________________________________________________ FASCAR POINTS 1997 •tyJrimCvSwn •corsd Avs touchdown, against Laks HowaL HR latent, also Qalnsd Nm recognition as tha Ortarxto Sentlnert Alhtete of ths Wssk tor CsntraJ Florida. Dson rscatvss his sward from Sanford Optimist Club msmbsrs Gloria Babcock (teft) and 8ybsrina Wynn (right). Majesty now 4-0; Flames rekindled 3,003. X H i) Ruas Shaw. >, Barbara Plerca, 3.363) 4. (S3) l S.IS7i 5. (34) Bill Loomis. 1.766. HfalMU M ia l-B to ck L „ I.• (01) ‘ Conrad ~ Orsnter. M »7 i 6. S4U7i a. (6) Pedle Allison. 3.0Mt *. (07) Rally Jarratt. 8.3SSt 4. (00) Ron Abates. 3,131 iS , (SJjKen Hanktoa. 1.730. . 1 — > 1 L ' » - W » Je ff W right, 3 ,306) 6, "*W SMYXNA im D W A T ■j&i (76) ROkby Bisks. 6,370) 6,*. 1.300. ft I » _ I. (73) Bobby OonsAiss. -Oterrn Wilson. 3,935) 1 (1 7 ), 9. (87) Chad PWW. 8.846i 3. (80J Jtff Wi iT/ASy^^144,15’" 4' Leaders keep pace in Co-Ed softball V row S taff Exports D o Sanford Optimist Club's Swnlnoi. Ugh School AMM sofths Wssk Award was rscsntty prsssntod to varsity footbal standout Dson Howard (cantor). Howard, ■ |untor running back, rushed for 227 yards on 21 cantos (an avsrags of 10.1 yard, par carry)', and Prom Staff Reports SANFORD _ Majesty from Trinity Assembly of Ood Church from Deltons remained undefeated the easy way, while the Flame, from First United Methodist Church of San­ ford awoke from their K u c n long slump to highlight play In the Sanford Christian Church could not field the required number of player, to start the game. The Flames, a many-time cham­ Sanford Recreation Department pion In past leagues. Anally col­ Church Fall Stowpltch Softball lected Ihelr first win of the season League at Chase Park last Satur­ as they used a five-run fourth In­ day morning. ‘ nlng to rally from a 4-2 deficit and Majesty remained undefeated aa hand Sanford Buen Samar llano it claimed a 7-0 forfeit victory when Soo Church. Paga 36 000 400 0 . 4 I I o o a s to s . s i t 1*4 SANFORD _ The top two teams in the Sanford Recreation Department Co-Ed Fall Stowpltch Softball League lumped out to early leads and held on for victories in action at Ptnehurst Park Monday night. Change Car Care Scored four runs in the first inning and four . mors runs In the thtrtf inning to take a 9-3 advantage and held on for Its second straight triumph 11■ over Beer :30. , League-leading Half-N-Hslf ran Its winning streak to four games, scoring six runs in the top of the first Inning and maintaining at least a two-run lead over C A L Timber the rest of the way in re­ cording a 13-8 victory. KalTN-Half is now 4-1, while Chang's Car Care Is 3-3, Beer :30 is 3-3, and C A L Timber te 1-4. Next week, C A L Timber chal­ lenges Beer :30 at 7 p.m. and HalfN-Half battles Chang’s Car Care at 8 p.m. Providing the offense were: Change (ter Care: three hits _ John Stewart (one double, one run v scored, three RBI). Mary Sechrest (two runs scored, one RBII; two hits _ Bruce Sellers (one double, two runs scored, one RBI), Chris | Bryson. James Qamer (one run * scored and one RBI each); one hit _ Carol Gamer (one double, one run scored). Z«b Webb, Debbie : Bemlng. Dave Blakey (one run ; scored each). Lucy Sellers (one * RBI|, Lynn Webb. Carol Norman. Beer :30: three hits Vic DlBar- ■ tolo (three runs scored, two RBI). Joy Weaver (two runs scored); two See Co-Ed. Page 3B Cknafa Car Cars 030 104 I . a It 414 011 a . I I IB luir-x-iuir SIO 003 4 can IS SO 400 n o a . s i s Orlando Magic honor Julius “Dr. J ” Erving and George Iceman” Gervin as part of A B A 30th A n n iversary tpsols) to the Karate____________________________ ORLANDO _ Aa part of a tribute to the American Basketball Association's (ABA) 30th Anniversary, the Orlando Magic wit) honor Julius "Dr. J* Crvtng and George Icem an* Oervtn at Its first pre-season h game tonight * “ ' * "14). “ October The game will be at the Orlando Arena and will begin at 7:30 p.m. be seen on tha Sunshine Network. Prior to UpofT, the Magic and U4 the San Antonio Spurt, will present a rad. white end blue (ABA) basketball autographed by both teams to ErvIng and Gervin. To continue the ABA salute, the 1 Magic a lit p j ROTS T E A M SCORES . I. J ir U t m ilt .d in . STS .Mi 3. Ft. Uederdtie hne Crtm. 34S> a. h a Si»e »a y, iSSi 4. Trin­ ity rrtf, isai a. ramtutn. 1 1 7 . M D IV IO V A IS (S— lasts C t a l r d l l d M ealyi: SO Freestyle _ 3. Jett Hrtn*.S», U k t Brandt?. >33.0.1 Urtt ttaSna. Stmaea. >33.30. 100 P n e d y h I Jo*. Htnundt. U b t Branlity. >47.48. 100 Backstroke a. urat iaauc. awwaiii. >S4Si [»tw S t.te l ■ teetd). 100 BreastMTefe. _ 3 Shut* Ntrra, u a Brunity. >BSB3. ' ■ 100 butterfly _ 3. C u u ndr. Sttand. Lsks Brantley. MSB. 100 f r i a l f l l _ 1 Lon Thoeian. Bcmlnoi.. >83.73. too f r a a r b B e U y _ 3. u a Brand*? IBUlUny SmUnd. Stun ScotI. Kim Scarborougi. Snbrtn. Wwksunl. I >40 47. 400 Freestyle Beley 3. u i » Brandt? iCM wndn Sttand. C a ra Wdnan. Sheri Beat. Kim . ttrW w ig u 3>M.34> II. Semnta (Anuria EM*. J i ne a Arm*lron|. Jenny McNeei. U rt ThmeneC I4 S S S |Xm> SeBed Batted). red, white and blue ball. Fans can also witness a live television Interview with Erving and Oervtn at halftime _ without leaving their seats. Paul Kennedy of the Sunshine Network will interview the basketball Hall o f Earners, asking them te reflect beck on their years in the ABA. In addition to the tribute to Ervtng and Oervtn, fane will get to see the 1997-98 version o f the Magic under new head coach Chuck Daly In person for the first Urns this season and also get to aee David T h e Admi­ ral* Robinson, who appears to be healthy for trhe first time In almost two seasons, and tha NBA's No. 1 1997 draft pick, Wake Forest's Tim Duncan, who has been very Impressive In hte first two exhibition 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 r �lo t 2 > •Sanford Hsrttd, Sanford. Florida •Tuaaday. Octobar 14,1997 Overall Standings: A League: Kathy's llnhy Shop (10-1), La­ dles of the Court 114-71. the Yknots (11-10), Westvlew Raptlst Church *1 (0-8). Uecr :30 13-14) unit Sanford Church of Ood (2-15). H League: Family Matters 121-4), Don Mealey's Seminole Ford (10-0). the Un­ knowns (15-10). Westvlew Unptlst Church 42 (11-14). C.E.S (0-10) and Seminole Commu­ nity College (3-21). IN B R I E F Recreation Volleyball SANFORD _ Results from the fifth week of the City of Sanford Recreation Department Fall Rrrrcntlonnl Volleyball League season Monday night In the Dan t’elham Oymnatorluin at Sanford Middle School. A League: Kathy's Itaby Shop (4-0). Laities of the Court and Yknots (both 2-2). Westvlcw Baptist Church *1 (I -31. Sanford Church of Coil |0-4) and Herr :30 had the wrek oil U League: Family Matters |5-0). Don Menlry’s Seminole Ford (4-1), the Unknowns (3-2) and Westvlew Raptlst Church. C.E.S and Seminole Community College (all I -4), Seminole Booster Club golf SANFORD _ The Seminole High School Rooster Club Golf Tournament will be held, Friday, October 17th. at Alnqun Country Club. Cost ls‘8100 per person. Contact Rrrnnn Asplen at 320-5102 for more Information. Dean Continued from Psge IB be the only ex-Yankee, nml potential Hall-of-Fam cr, leaving the Bronx Bom bers ns Cecil Fielder. Wade Boggs and C harlie Hayes are also said to be out. As to where Tim will play next year, and he will piny som ewhere next year, I don't know. For years my fam ily and 1 hnvc hoped Tim would com e to the Braves, or recently to the M arlins so we could go watch him play m ore often. And now with the Devil Rays sta rlin g In St. Pclc next year we got excited again nbout the opportunity to see him play. But It Is doubtful nny o f those teams are In his plans, because the Braves and M a r­ lins are both loaded with outfielders and the Devil Rays probably either won't want to spent that kind o f m oney or will be looking to go with younger players. Then to cap o ff the week. Dean Smith (n o not me) decides to retire ns the basketball conch nt the University o f North Carolina. Being an ex-college basketbnll coach m y ­ self, I used to get a lot o f second-glances and silence on the phone lines when I told people m y nam e was Dean Smith. I actually got to meet Coach Smith at a clinic one year nnd that was big thrill for me. It will seem strange not seeing him on the sidelines. But you have to rem em ber that Conch Smith Is 60 years old and time catches up with all of us. I heard ESI'N college football analyst and form er Penn State nnd NFL quarterback Todd Blacklcdgc talking about Penn State head football conch Joe Pntcrno In refer­ ence to the Smith retirem ent. He said you nlwnys think Pnl^rno Is going to be on the sideline, but then you remem ber that he Is 70 years old nnd he Is not goin g to be out there much longer. It makes you stnrt to feel old. But onto happier things. I was happy to see that someone, Ken Erickson and Jim Schaefer to be exact, de­ ciding to get some o f our future Seminole, Lake Mary and W inter Springs high school bnscball stars together and taking them to tournnments around the state and the na­ tion so they can learn the gam e o f baseball nnd get to play against the best players In the world. The only way to get better ts to play, a lot. against the best. You don't get better by playing against you rself all the time. The 10-nnd-Under AAU team, playing as the Sanford All-Stars, opened their fall sea­ son In St. Augustine this pnst weekend In n tournam ent thnt had 54 teams from nil over the United S lates com peting. Good tuck guys. I hnvc personally returned to the d ia ­ mond. plnylng In the 40-nnd-Ovcr O rlan do Senior Baseball League. We play all o f our gam es on Sunday's nt Edge water High School In O rlando and at the Lake Mary Sports Complex. Several area plnyers. Nick Brady. Robert Smith, Bill Ornccv. Chris Qagtlano. T erry rrnzler, Mike Ferrell nnd Carlos M artin et, Just to name a few. arc also plnylng In this league. W ouldn't It be nice to sec these men playing nt Historic Sanford Memorlnl S ta ­ dium ? S lay tuned, we're working on It. CALLINO ALL CHURCHES. We re look in g for church softball teams. Several years ago over 20 teams were playing in three different divisions in the league on Saturday's. Now we have four, plus two more playing in the Thursday night league. Where are you. This league is econom ically very reason ­ able and Is one o f the best form s o f fellow ­ ship there Is. We hear all the time about softball play­ ers having run-ins with the umpires and getting ejected. But you don't see that In the Church League. Yes. It Is very competi­ tive. But the teams get along In a sports­ manlike manner nnd everyone has fun. That Is the way sports are supposed to be played. Not trash talking and cursing and complaining about every call. The next Teague will start In early Janu­ ary (Polar Bear League) and the Sanford Recreation Department Is willing to hold a fun or Co-Ed league In addition to the Competitive League. So why not start get­ ting a team together and Join us on Satur­ days? Last second shots Can you believe the baseball playoffs? They are amaslngly closely matched. Some people can't believe that the Marlins and Indians are still In the race for the World Scries. But remem­ ber. these are very talented teams and should not be scofTed at. And there Is local Interest in the games as DeLand'a Chipper Jones plays for At­ lanta, Seminole County Sports Hall-ofFame member, and Ooldenrod resident, Davey Johnson manages the Orioles, for­ mer Seminole Community College AllAmerica and Boone High Scnool coach John Hart (formerly Dancy) is the General Manager of the Indians, and the Marlins are our Florida team. Church-----Continued (Tom Page IB Church Its (Irat Iota of the aenaon. 8-4. Trinity Assembly of God Church-Mojeaty la 4-0 and Is (railed by Ruen Snmorltano Church 13-11. First united Methodist Church-Flnmes (1-3) and Sanford Christian Church 104). This Saturday nt Chase Park, the Flames lake on Sanford Christian at 0 a.m. and Duen Samurltano challenges Majesty at 10 a m. The Flames took a 2-0 lead tn the bottom of the third in- Co-Ed Continued from Page IB hits _ Joe DlBartolo (one run scored, three RBI): one hit _ Tim Nicholson (one double, two RBI). Brett Mode (one run scored). Jerry DlBartolo; one run scored _ Paula Ritchey. Half-N-llaif: four hits _ Ray Hartsfleld (two home runs, one double, four runs score, four RBI): three lilts _ Duane Smith (two doubles, one run scored, two RBII, Lori Poe (three runs scored, one RBII, Kathy Lynn (one RBI); two hits _ Mike Davis (one run scored, two RBI). Kim Myers (one run scored); one hit _ Jerry Camus (one double, one- run scored, one RBI), Denise Byrd (one run scored, two RBI), Greg Hardy (one run scored). C ft L Timber: three hits _ Mark Btalle (one double, two runs scored); two hits _ Terri Hlrt (one run scored, one RBI), Tony Larson: one hit _ Tina Hill (two runs scored, one RBI). Lagston Toddy (one run scored, two RBI), Chris Cepuran. Chris Clark (one run scored each). Shannon Hill. Rick Pettis (one RBI each); one RBI _ Jimmy Wilkinson. sacrifice fly to left to score Hinson with the go-ahead run and Camus drove tn a pair of Insurance runs with a single. The Flames added their final run in the fourth Inning as W.L. Oracey tripled and Dean L. Smith grounded out to second base. Providing the offense were: First United MethodistFlames: two hits _ W.L. Oracey (one triple, one run scored), Jerry Camus (one run scored, two RBI). Leonard Richardson (one run scored, one RBI); one hit _ Jack Dlemer. Andrew Dlemer (one run scored and one RBI each). Bruce Danllla (two RBI), Dean L. Smith (one RBI), Donnie Hinson (one run scored): one run scored _ Rob­ ert Jones. Mark Blythe. Buen Samaritano: thsee hits _ Dandy Carradao lone RBII: two hits _ Bert Solomon (one triple, one run scored, two RBI), Alex Rivera (one run scored); one hit _ Jesus Mulno (one run scored.- one RBI). Carlos Morales (one run scored). Raul Scgarra, Carlos Matos. nlng as Jack Dlemer walked ana Jerry Camus singled and advanced a base on nn error before Bruce Danllla singled In both runners. The Buen Samaritano of­ fense, which had been held to only two hits to that point by Flames hurlcr Robert Jones, finally got going In the top of the fourth Inning as Alex Rivera and Carlos Morales sinled before Bert Solomon tied ie game with a triple to the fence In right-center field. Jesus Mulno then gave his squad a lead with a solid single to left and singles by Raul Segarra and Dandy Carradao plated Mulno with an Insur­ ance run. The lead was short-lived, however, as the Flames an­ swered right back In the top of the fifth Inning. With one out. Jones and Mark Blythe reached on errors and Donnie Hinson singled to load the bases before back-toback walks to Leonard Richardson and Andrew Dle­ mer tied the game. Jack Dlemer then lifted a S A / £ IT / / . O C V V T / O A / / / / D o n 's P e r f o r m a n c e • 4 0 y n . aipariancf • • HoMat a a f raliahla aarvlca • Natiomriia warranty available * T r a n s m is s io n I • a m . t Ltgal N o ticf applwatmm pom t a i m s s NOTICI IS MfMBV QIVtN, SMI FUNS AS CUSTODIAN fOA CASI, INC. ATTN: MICHAIL MANNIN0. HMheMm tithe to), levins certtfleMete) he* tiled »etd tentheetett) iw • tea Sees »e be leeued, moreen. The earincite numbed!) end year(e) et leeuenee. the deecripuon of the property, end the nimetc) In •huh it wee eeeeeeed le/ere ee CMtSleeto Me: 4 1MIS Vew et leeueneei tees Asaaet^Saa Oneert , wvanpwi ^ O4f PTofOTyi Lia SIC tl TWP tos AOI Ml THAT ST OF W 1/IOf Nl 1/4OF SW 1/4 N IW O F 1I tl 400 • N OF 010 SANFOAD-OALANDO MWVS S OF NSWCA ttl (LISS 1AC HA). Nimee M which eeeeeeed Ktthmme C. Welle Truetee, FSO Auth C. Clemen. AS et teld preporty hemp In the County of Seminole. Stele of Ftoridp. Unleet eueh certihcetete) then be redeemed eecerdtnt te lew, the property decoribvd in eueh cert noeMelt) vis be ee«S te me u. i — k . h. i -0 .0 . - —j * i i O! IPw w-O-w t rrgtll Seer, Semnele Ceunty Covrtheeee, Seniors. Flense, en the trth Say et Nevember. IMT, et 11:00 AM. Ferment et See# tee, eeeSeelerStnf N te be pais by biSSet et the eatt. FuSeeyment et en emewnt eeuef te the Ngheel bis le Sue wtthm te heure ifter the advertised time et the tela. All eeymente ehes be caah er putrenteed Inurement, made eeyeble te the Ciert et the emus Coen Dated true 1MSay et October. tssr. (tees WANTANNS ICOASS CLIAK OF TMS CIACUIT COUNT SISNNOii COUNTY, FLOAIDA by: Shtrtey C. Merten Oeeuty Ciert FubWeh: October }. te. It. A ss. iter 0844? APPLICATION PON TAS NOTICI It MINISr OIVIN. Scat FUNO AS CSTDN/OM S ASSOC ATTN: MICMAIL MAMNMO (FL 4401) the hatter et ■eS eeid eenneetetel Far a lee Sees te Se leeued thereon The •orttheMe numberlt) end year(c) et leooance. the SoetHelton et die property, end me namc(c) m which n wee eeeeeeed le/are ee tenewe: CenifMMe No: tee Tear et Mouence: teee OeecrleMen et Frtpirty ISO I M Vt FT OF LOT SS SLA A A 0 CMAPPIUS SUBD PO 1 POTt. t ■Sna P.A. Len§. AM et eald ereeerty bains tn Ceunty et mthe Ceuw ■cmmcle. Stale et Flense. Unieeei i eerSAeMefel ehes me preeerTy SteertbeS m eueh tpwxpstR was km wm-----■-na!—am Iwaaf an aw im se* tt 1SST.SI lilts AJI. at an cm btt N made payable w me Ciert M me Cveud Court. Dated Ods 1MSay et October, 1SST. MANVANNS MONSI CUM OP THt cincuit count SIMINOLI COUNTY. FLOAIOA byi Michede L. Slhra Deputy Clerk PubSah: October 7, 14. tl. Mid SS, 1SST DfJ-tt NOTIOI OP SALS Pureuem le Fie. Stetutee SS404 end D M7, The Cements. Meueetieid end Miee. heme of Leaoed Space No. 0 17. C 10. C n. and C IT wW be eeid te hlpheM bidder le eatlety ownere llene •gainer properly owned by Mark Meaner. Time: Oet. tl. 1M7SAM niece: i-e MM iter ewe me. Iff Hickman Or. Setters, FL 11 BO OS eleanMf dee ecu requires. FubUehi October T. 14, 11ST 0SJ-S6 NOTICI OP APP1IOATIOH POA TAS OSSO NOTICI IS HIKISV OIVSN. met Fima AS CUSTOOIAN FOA CASI. INC ATTN: MICHAIL MANNINO. the holder et the tellewmi eentficMefii hee mod eatt eentfWMetel terete* sesd ts be leeued thereon. The earutleate number(e) end yeer<a) et leeuenee, the Seecnptien et the ereeerty, and me nenteM m which it wee Censicaeo No: If 11 Tear et leauaneei INS OeaerlpUen et Prouerty: UQ LOT 4 SLX I HOW.Ah0 PACKAAD LAND COS 1ST AOD TOCAMSAONCITY PS 1POTS. Names m which ceesssedi Joyce Arm Howe. AS et eatt property betns Mme Ceunfo of •emMeie. Stott tt Pttrtde. umeee eueh eenmeetete) ehed sen* seeertbes M eueh eertmeM Me(i efe) wM be eatt ts Mm #i urg wV# from seer, Semmele County Ceurthouee. Setters, Florida, en the 17th day et November, 1SST, el 11:00A.M. Payment et Sale fee, apples- Ltflil N0tlC#> Lwgtl Notlc## Ltg#l N o ticf APPLICATION PON TAS SOBS NOTICI IS HSAIBV OIVSN, that FUNS AS CUSTOOIAN FOA CASI. INC ATTNl MICHAIL MANNING, the holder el the tel. lewinf cenmeetett) hat rued tatt conn#atete) let • Us Seed ts be leeued theresn. The eat* me Me number(t) and yeerlt) et leeuenee, the SeeeHptien of the properly, and the ntmt(i) In which it wee cccecccS le/crc ac tenewe: CanSicMe No: ISO! Veer M leeueneei 1SSS DeecripMen et Prcpcrtyi Lie LOTS ton if IS SOi l l SIM I CAVSTAL PAAK PS I FO SS. Namee m which cccccicS: Shlrtey S. PrNchwS. Metre. AS et cats ereeerty Seine In the Ceunty of Seminole, State et Flense. Unleet eueh ceniftcetelo) then be redeemed aceerdtnq ie lew. the property SicirlScS in eueh cenrfieMMt) ws be sett Is me tuqhott bidder mthe wtm front Seer. Seminole County Ceurtheuee. Banters. Flense, on th# Uth day et November, IMT, M 11:00 AM. R IO ol* O gsla lasi aaoltta. - ohsm • ^tt toO „ ___ , __ PM M l kOTtCi tt HIAtST OIVSN. that PUNS AS CUSTOOUUt FOK PAIMfCO, INC. ms hsttsr St |kn d ^ee-—1------^ —-ttifl) kas ■w ifwwwif ■*nin**T#((j Med eew eemticetetsl ter t tee Seed ie be teeued moreen. The tertmetie numberlt) and yesr(e) el leeuenee, the Seeertptien et the proeerty, end the name(t| In which n wet eeeeeeed ware at tenewe: Oertttitate Nei M4t Tern et inuenee: ttet Deecnetien et PreeerTy: LM MO ST TWP fSS AOI III •10 MOST SIT COA LOT f AUN A ft 0S0 ft MWtt SIC f ITf.41 FT N SS 040 It MIN M •10 W 14441 FT ■ ft 010 tf MM IS SIC W 1TI.4S FT ■ 44 0S0 It MINSSMO 1144-St FT TO 010 TAACT t ST JOHNS AANCM I STATS• UNAICO PLAT. Names m wMth eeiieeed: Annette I. Surnett, Lite let. Beetles L Newberp. etei). AN tt eeid ereeerty borne m me Ceunty tt Seminole, state tt I### #f# M* ty *• to ki/Mme el gm uU WtMBtsSMl et an amount ewuel te Me hlqheel bid la Sue wWUn te heure attar the advertised Nme et the earn All permonto ehes be each made payable le the Clare et the CesuA Cewi. Dated ihie SOth day el September, tier (teal) MANVANNS MOACl CLIAK OF THt CIACUIT COUAT SIMINOLI COUNTY, FLOAIOA by: Michelle L. Shi Deputy Ciert Pubbeh: October f. 14, It. Mid is. issr DS4-T4 TAS MBS NOTKS 10 NBASBY OtVfN. met FUNOAS OUOTOOiAN FOA MOLOO, me. ATTN] kNCMAIL M motet- preserti bemq mme County et MM# #f PI#fM#. umeee such certdleaeetel met be resu mes eeeerSWf to lew, me preparty described m eueh eemtieMeie) wdl be eatt to me hiqliittliddii M me wom hem County Flense. en the inn Say et October. 1IST, M11CS Ait. *r tt>lpMdbT*me*M Mme wm. FuSpayment M an amount esuM le me hipi. eat btt « Sue wShtn te heure aals AMssmsmSa ekoft m ^e^m muhr OO byi Shlrtey C. Herpert Deputy Ctarti Publish: September fl, SO, October 7, te, 1M7 0(1-111 NOTWS OP SALS Pureuem le Fla. Otatutae OSSOS end SS-SS7, The Contents. Leased leeae No. O if. wts be •old le MqheMbidder le sMMty owned by Mr. C. Brettnqten. Time: Oil. If. 1N7 0.M AM Flees: 1-4 MM Stories me. ttl MicAmen Or. •Niters. FL 110.00 eleenln required. Pubbeh: October 7,14, ISST 01441 eeeerdmf ####ri### cenitieetate) wid be eeM le ■ -n klftftM al ttAll deer. Semmele Ci en me ITm day tt I IMT, M 11:00 A.M. Ferment tt ScM lee, asedee- 11-S t-S T IM S Monde JM M S frU IO C S TTIIf tf/bd/ST The Central Flense Jobe and I dueMien Pertnorth!#, me., IMS Ford announces a meetlnq tt me 1004 Cedi IFASeedMOMIMOM Mambrrenie CommNice tt mo 10444400011411777 FL O* WAOSS CeeMUen. M which tho t t/dd/ST pubue ie invned P/U TIMS: I Mem D IC A S IS M ITM N C DATI/PLACI: It/ST/ST Oeleber IS. 1MT IIFF OMC Coach Bus Orlande Lutheran TOvert TQM4I11A MO last Church tweet 1SF4 buKk 4FMJIT1©4444 Orlande FL The Auelien wm be hem er FUAPOtl: II OCpm Mi lets Seme above Te dmeuee mm-rrr of mterset M cCerm ed Tewmq S Apeevery le me Central Flense Jobe and 7400 Santerd Ave . Santerd. FL Iducotlen Fartnorthlp. Inc , 11771 Preven Ciddire mey with reference le Werkterce mepect vetueleetive one hour p«in­ Development iceuee to vale Tmfu are cash er Far Further Intermalien, Certified Funds McConnell Tewmq reeervee the right to OAKY J. SAAL teceel m reteel any end ail INICUTrVS OtAICTOA bm e CINTAAL FLOAIOA J S.P. Pubbeh. October 14, 1MT DSJ-14S IM t LSI AOAO. STS. SOS W1NTIA AAAA FL UTOS (407)Tt1-4tte Pubbeh: O iC lkir 14. ISST O S J-Itt •TATS NS 1 OINNINT ONWNT, W ASNttSTON ONWNTV Sees be. *7. TP-44 in TMi s r r iA is T o p C.LC. IN TMS CINOtNT OOWAT made t q it li te me Clerk et dmCweuA Ceun. Oates true tfm day of beetemOer, IMT T santanns moam CU ANOP TMS CIACUIT COUNT ASMNtOif COUNTY, Certdieele Nei 11IS tom tt leeueneei ISM Occertotton tt Pref irtyi LIO LOT t! A1AOUA PH 1 PS SJPOSST TO Tl. Nemee m which eeeeeeed: Wayne J. Venn, Cyndda J. Venn. mi et said preperty bams mme Ceunty et Semmele, Stele et ■tt Pw^wTV ttl PUN pattMttMaM M ^M nM ka MM Mii Is tt MnftttNMm ftt M Uk 'W be paid . kttkoM M stttt kmiM M t^^ttP kI44dd n vW MWwP Attn bidder tt me esla. Pud| Ceunty tt Mi emeuwl equal tt ttq M|p. eel bid M due wnms M hours tn me trm Sey tt ttttr me kSvemeed nme tt Ke tSST, et t i ps A.M. tele. An pe>menee ehed ke eaeh Payment et Sate tee. aeoNeo* er suaranteed melrumeni, made deytbU W the Clerk tt end reeersmq h mecwcud Court te be sett by Deled IMe Wm day et bttder at the eete. Fun payment tt an emeimt squat te me tush, tettember. IMT. set bid le Sue wrmm 14 heure MANVANNS MOAM ttltr the edrarticed time et die CLIAK OF TMS tale. ANeeymente ehen be tee* CIACUIT COUAT et ever entcod Metrument, IIMWOU COUNTY, made eeyeble te Wm Clerk et FLOAIOA me Cirtun Court. by: ttUrtey C. rtMqert Dated true Mth sey el ..ittr. T, 14, It. S IS. IMT MANYANNI MOAM DSJ-M CLIAN OF THI CIACUIT COUNT NOTWS OS •IMStOU COUNTY. FLOAIOA PVSUOAMCn Nonce A hereby shren: by: MuhMe L. Sure Deputy Clerk PubtMh: October 7, te. ft. and PubAa Auction ler Cash mi IS,ISST OSJ-TI ... ter e lee dees tt Ss MtwSS Worsen. The car- LIQ LOTS I e I OLN 14 TA S TOWN OF BANFOAO PS I FO APPilSATINN PNNTM1 NOTWS IS MSMSY OIVIN, met PUNS AS CUSTOOIAN POA CASI, INC. ATTNl MICHAIL MANNINO. ms holder tt ms tttlevins eertifieete<e) has tiled said eertSMaMM for • Isa deed le be leeued Korean. Tbs eartitleere Humberts) and yesrte) tt leeuttiee. me deeertptlen tt the property, end the nemete) m which A was eiieeeed it/ere ee Bern te: Jeenneitt Cerenede NOTW S ANN f 0AM NN. 0S-1SI4 OA t«N WNIVfASAL AMI AtCAN MOAT(LAOS COMPANY. PlatntWt, *e. WANDA 0. TOAAIO. Mtt.. NOTICI OP SALS NOTWS IS HIAIOY OIVIN purtuent te an Order er Plnei Judqment SeheduNnq FereeMture Sale entered en September t»m. IMT In sue ease new pendmp In eeid Court, Ml style at which le mdlI N. Perk Avenue, Sanford, Florida 11771. at 11:00 A.M.. en me I1M day et OCTOMA. 1007. To Chartee W. Oumne Jr. Lett known eddriii. ITS Cherokee Cl. FL 1ITSI end any unknown parent el imknewn vddren . Physicel Deecnetien at I IS yem em ceuceeien male, 1 A. T Hehee tad; approv. IN ibe : blue eyes; vtrelfhr and chert, lab eomplenen esdAlentt menntymq mrermeUon: Dele tt venaeption. ii/te^e - i/ts/iT Piece et conception: Date tt bum: leqtombm M. ISST ty ee set term mtold Order er Piece of bum: Fmat Judgment, te-wtt: LOT 0, BLOCK 0, OAIIN- rr W OAMASS THATi WOOD LAKIS UNIT TWO. This notice ACCOAOtNO TO TMS PLAT THIAtOP AS AICOAOIO IN lermUtenen el yeur parental PLAT BOOK ff. PAOSS t. Mid 1. OP THI PUSUO AtCOAOS be heerd et the Wathmqion OF SIMWtOLf COUNTY, FLOAI- Ceunty Ceurtheuee. Weal Send, APPLICATION PM TAB BOSS OA. Wteeenem. Aeem MI4, 411 1. NOTWS IS HSAIBV OIVSN, A/k/e til MONNINO OLOAV ashington tt.. Watt Send, Wl that FUNOAS CUSTODIAN FOA OAIVS. LAKI MANY, FLOAIOA W MOM. en Oeleber M, IMT, M CASI. INC. ATTN: MICHAIL UT44-SIM t i l l em. UANNStO. the hatter et me leiOAOI AID M Santerd, You have me right te have an !ewlnq Canutestate) hee Med Semmele Ceunty, Flense, WUe attorney present. A you deeue eeid cenifteetetel ter a tea deed um day et SIFTIMSIA, 1N7. te centetl the mtttM Mid cmito be leeued thereon. The cer­ MANYANNS MOASI nol chord an etterney, the cute oticate number!e) end yeer(s) of At Clerk, Circuit Court issuance, the Seaertetlen et the SIMINOLI County, Flertde •y: Jena I. Jetewle A you tell to which Nwee eeeeeeed le/are ee Oeeuty CMrk •PIAA S HOFFMAN, PA. rights, eAher a metten te teak Cendieete Nei M4C 70S South Mile Highway redtt hem the )ud#menl at a Yamel leeueneei 1SSS Cam Oeklee, Flense SS144 netlee of mtent tt pursue rebel Teieehene (MS) Mi MSS hemme Msment mutt be Attd UO LOT •s ' iuEm ’ scO Inthe trial court wimm M days OOA NUNWf it FT N1S8SS FT ttttr the Msment le enttred, m NSLV ON SLY A/W ST NO 4M arder le preserve me right te ■S8M FT • M DM It MM f l oenteel AOi MO I IMS FT BWLV ON Ceerdineter tt Ml N. Park A you have • i 0UNV1 TS.S4 FT ■ SS MO M Avenue. Suite N.. Santerd. MIN SOISO W 104.TS FT • ITS Flertde UTTl, m Matt hve deye need http m court, please eel H14ISM-4SM. FT TO MO) ALOMA Frier Is the preeeedlnq. BY TMi COUNT) SSPNS 41(44. Telephone: (407) ttf-4SW I n Hen. Lawrence P. Wcddieh Mm### I# «# i#9i 4tt7| 1 000-041-ST71(TOO), er September M. IMT 1 000-444-4770 (V), He Flends Arty. Vietarte J. Schreeder I t t t t w tt i f ¥ l. 8tt*s MS WKHam(towns PukUehi Or T, 14, IMT, Oemtlem, WIIM1I IMT Publish: Oeleber 14,1NT Oil-til-A DSJ-tff CELEBRITY CIPHER by Lula Campos en the iTm dey tt Oeleber. ^ T .t t l.'y * * , rljrlRgrl PI N # iM, IppHII' 9### #i# lordlna teee are I# b# ##M h «b# m i m i M te be sett by the ec || ##!#• Py|| bisserM the cate. Pus et an ameunt equal tt me'NqA- tt in amount equal tt dmMttieM MS le Sue within t4 hours eel bid N due wAMn M heure me ddverttted ttse tt me Mter me edverlNiS tone et me •ttttr a l l AM U M n i M S a a fte JI k a e e e b eete. All payments ehal be eaMi ■Hi Ml HfWPW WHI i f WWl er lueremeeS instrument, tt dm dark et made payable le the Clerk et Oourt. Vie Clreun Court. imp 11th day el OMed this SOth day of , IMT. September, issr. (Sees <tu)lVANNS MOAM MANYANNS MOMS CLIAK OP TMI CLIAK OP THI CINOUIT COUNT CIACUIT COUNT SSIMNOU COUNTY, SIMINOLI COUNTY, FLOAIOA Ulrhmaw b Le U m NTI byi bSttlBi L Sdvs Deputy Otark Deputy Clark Pubbeh: Oeleber 7,14, (1, Mid Pubbehr bepttmber tf,i. M. wm Oettber T, 14,11 M, IMT DSJ-T1 MMM e iw w Ipwpi #uoieeens by limewe ------------l-Wi — ^ 'j t I JZ Z XP V 0 XW UPLUCP'BX J I N Z X X f ,' — P XN I A V XJ Z P g TLVXI ILRXI, O M K R J L W 0 L X NQI XI CLHJU HWLOHXf DNOH N K LMI. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: *ln latiasL In ordsr to to s rsaM you mutt bibtvd In nWsctos.* — Dsvto ton Quiton. NIMTSyNSA-me. ti �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida •TuM diy, October 14,1907 •> ■ Md U .U 44*---*-- d 7 i — rw ip n in w fl CLASSIFIED ADS S w n in o to 4 0 7 /3 2 2 -2 0 1 1 O rla n d o - W in ter P ark 4 0 7 /6 3 1 -9 9 9 3 CLASSIFIED DCPT. HOURS M U M .IM F .M MONDAYB n PM0AY a 0M 0 SATURDAY 4 SUMOAY . PRIVATE PARTY RATES U w hnuM m m ......... M i Mm ......... M i l a n .......... MM MM S iin iiN R i— m........ tl.M i Hm TOM....................... .11,411 MM " — » » » » • - M « * M »ltoM IIM r MMb m M M «* « any M M l UM Mtry U l« t * CM cf « i aMMM Mr CenaMMen yreigMreaUN. Payartyft*«*y* youreftnewMrMaakned UM U4MOW1to M W w M. Cupy must k*>w m n M imtoMto total ‘Commerce! frequencynat an m m m NAOM I Tuesday tore Fitday 11 Noon Tie Day Bator* FMAream •wear UtooonYnMr AOJUOTtMNTt ANDCRSOfTV: MtoreM M WM arret Inanad, toreBeaiaraMwoltowMbareaperetoi* tor toreAral Vreartoanwiy andanfy to toe aelsiM Mtore**M *f fhsf Inaaitor “ 1 EMMrMMay 8 re*re. K IT *N ' C A R L Y L E ® by L ir r y W rlghl 141—Hornet For Sale TXRKI^fillRr FOR UNOtROROUNO T^SNMVHENYOUCAfT u m . uompusiy fimooiiia jt 1.x 1040 re ft 410 Bay Am , 481,800, 1400 down, IMO/mo UTIUTY CONTRACTOR M iM M M M i njtm t at I ' (Mil ui:) | if 231—Cara For Sale 'K/TCMN TAELEand thMre. LET US DO THE WORK FOR YOUI Mwoeo can ssxm m MATTRIBE BALE • Full alia triad boi tprlng* 1 matlrtki M3 00 Lanya Mart 333-4133 Waahar 4i 1 Dryer AaMngllOX 407-33444/1 BY. JOHNS RTVER Fllhaimtn’t paradaal 1144 Lemon BtoB Rd, Oman. 3/1, *aa wax beat dock W/3 WW* 1134,000. 1434114 04* 4*8-1*41 181—Appllsncoa 6 Furniture For 8ale i j\ Mot * i t* it l *>lif Car 4 toauraned Haddad Waakanda FREE; 331-4344 M ETAL FRAM ERS llaadad Howl Ere. payt Qal paid todayl Cal now. 3344434 Fm i I-----aiiliu J Iaatl a. rwamng --- 1-rwiiuvim MOLLY MAIO M MRMO F/T ‘ M-F ' 44am WM YUM. 447-7474447. P/T RUNNER FOR Law Rm. d* pandatia, trinaportalion. vtkd FDL, typing and Nog A«M MM Var&am M-F I----ca« 447-433-MI1_______ 199-Pets •LACK Uk4 Fama*. 7 mma ctd Good with km Li ahotk Looking tor a good homa. free Leave a maaaag* al 303-7055 DALMATION4 AKC. (Mot*, wormed, tota of km 4340to*ch. LAKE MANY CuM K » M dftVtwn. 2 car gw. MUOO RENOVATED « . lb* raw, comer lor, gang* Ml ,400 SC. FOOL Pre-torectoaure 3/3 hr/ carvtam2 car gw ♦ cprt 447,140 4/13X100aq X toM plan. *cm perch, deck. 1aa. 4I4X4M BfUet FORECLOSURE Ovw 1/3 acr, tood, 4*30 prch PART TIME W M SW . FUPPM4 Shot* E wormed. 1/3 AKC Bprtogw Spanrel. 1/3 tab. 430 each 0*1333-7348__________ ROTWIILLER/Dafmanan thotl. wormed. cuM M a bunon Taa* docked tTlMach M0X44E Caah raeatof. phona PN04B 0P4RAT0M N llM w FYTarF/T 1400-714-4230 TtMMng Anwd 4 PABTOOAY TENOSR loving cm* tor ore ' ------ tftunyF— LABOR MAOY Satory * oomm * bonua F/T or P/T FtotoMd aimoapharatmokmg ok DMtM or MRa 7474370 PORTER hrmeaaega MS 7 day* Pryatr w it SALESPERSON McAory Fwma Hciday (Ml Can­ tor kad Nov Dac al Banvnow toana Cantor I Ai Mai CM m im 23—Lost 6 Found ISTo3 MOn3 s^ ^ ^ 5 5 grey. l Fg bkh/wres on cfeM. I Vg Morns rye* W in car i o X iw . riw aro ALL 04PARTMEWTS 4 Mouaakaapmg. Braaktaal Samara. back Apply In in paraon Front balk ■ Caurtywd I3S IM kwra Pkwy Laka M Mlary 444u a ____ :_______________ OLAMOURPHO S oToORAPHY to ABANOON VENOto/GUACHNEB 3 E tor atotaga toaa duo r MPtO Bi Sat aarronsn c>B#r tfoojxhbce Proof of oamaraAto * 11A00 ga Nm ♦ oo« of ad* CMM14M Ra a HaaMM M a PARTY and lam up N MSCaahtai WmQm CALL Mown Am FOR SAHA ______ 14404704144 TO I Ftoa Hr*, ta d ; 131-1143 tod. fdtod. Ran 4404444144 *10 4 up 1 1bdw-PwdNdayt344 •HELP! 14* ltor duly M ad n * Hm to awh to too (4gT)M3X1M Unfurnished t MEAT LOCATIONS 1E t Bdrwto S3T444M tor 33344*7 at 331-4133 IlS -O ffle e Space For Rent n p i nnANFOwn IbWiL CH/A, 1 i un M bit AAar school MMCMKM 4BT-01 MARTA'S OAYCAJW BMVI fool Pre-Behoof LAKE MARY uc i w i xn<xm 55— B u tlrw x t Opportunities A **np» 4 we ad wM aam you 4100C* a day tor Fre real of your Ida Sacral ravatad m a ■ Cal 407X4*i i r VfNDfNa LAZY PERSONS DREAM FEW HOURMK) 44 fra* arre/xre i aooagQAjaj WORK FROM MOMS making aoodan Fame* Earn to 414X ak. CM 430*444 aal E-4S WORK PROM H0MM-No coal tar aupp*a4. awn to 4340/wh makmgbrae. 411 MM 4*LM 4 ^ Z h o T EDUCATION UKEWOfUONO WITH PEOPLE? MMA MSP4CAL A44MTAMT. At a Madcal Aaaacan nan an Aaaodato of Serene* dagraa. you art hafp prapara paaanla tor aumlnaaona. conduct ImportM In rtonor aurgary. ira a rawaning caraar i you to* h*to-Day or FrenFuCJaai FlwctofAtotorTnoM Ouatoy Cal IWayl 407-441-4411 CNy C oMecs 443 EaMHaft/436, H*. 400 CMiatoatry.fi. 34707 M4 71 R— lis p w inw o B O N U S !!! AAM totodW O f.M W to,^ Hand Itton '1BB4 E°Mwy lo^woodj“ > 1330. A MTTSR JOS POR YOUI mm tor company to 4» OrtanJob atao In----tatvM twWi ftS S S S T U i um of iwnd tooto and I m AOAmOSMOFII SECURITY OFFICERS tom an ndutorn towtori wtornc Sacuty at o4w pad kwrwn tatoonrtt I haafto banaMt F/T 4 P/T aval, a* milt 644 3447 44CUMTY OFFICtRSaJC. Unarmad, FT/PT Santord ama H totW a 14AM IMOtta 41MMOLS COUNTY PUMX SCHOOLS (PraK Ewty totorvwnaon Program) itu an vnmartwa opanvn tor a Pr*A land Factlator (Haad twtuctor) tor Spmg Laka Etomaraary Oram kntod paatoon MuM hava M toaM a CIM crtdamul 4 aipananca AA pmfarrad. ra to SCPR, krrwn Hi Dapl. 400 E. Mary BM, Bardord. FL 33773-7137 By 101447 GRANT AtR, INC Ere duct toalaaara 4 tana Care T ta R f TuK s m B S B B T 4 4 ret 4358 A MONTH CM* 3714)130 cr 333-3454 MET. DOWNTOWN IANFORO MARMER’S VILLAGE UKI *04 I K M It 10440 taoM i.ftiM e ANoim >22-— 70 t tom M Mo­ toric area 4378nno • iM M i n m iL a t a a a s s ? 407-4734474 14M 4. Franch Am .. 11044 B. Mamonal Or. 41XEB-1B00. I 40IK flood KP-3B3-704S COME GROW WITH US OWATSON REALTY Ow npa aapandad cdtoa cn LaRt Mary hM cparmgi tor anargabc pf0iM6Ci%li feSSfclnQBH HOiBfH cVMf in ■ tvfrvny IN. apaooue atmosphere EiCal: TRUOV HSTIR Far a aWtdenlref Inlarma 323-3200 q w n f f Bi iw P — 'SUPERIOR Nr 10 YEAR4* Dua to reorgamjaaon within our rurtmg department toa ft* lowing poaiaona i L>toP/T 4 P/T 3-11 and 11-7 CNA-F/T 4 P/T poatkons on al in icmermiaut F/LAm on our Rtoacuto uni. Requirement,. 3 or mora yaara CPR carttocation and ■ALARMS BAMO on ■XPIRMNCS Cal Oaiary Manor, 4074*44434. AM lor Dtactor ol Hurt­ ing or apply within 80 North Highway <743. OaBary. Ftonda. Drug Fraa 104. ' DRIVER Car Nautor W tip Ctau A COL. Cal (407) 330-1840__________ DUMP TRUCK O N VU Opananoad wtto CDt B. Vaca850 * oanaton barn. 373-4’ M um t F ffa l Ftoaaa M i 441-3447 Ttm CtmCara A □raundaman _________ ______ --------------------------------------------- EXPERIENCED BODY TECHNICIAN. MuMhava own Beta 4 m art•no* Inhifw ©tShtofii EXPERIENCED AUTO PAINTER IRM ftoua own uoto Apply to paraon. iBOt County CLP Rd, Sanford, WT-33M B 4_______ H AIR E T Y U 8 T Tb work lor IntornaUonal h4lr corp. For Intorvtowa cal HT. AN to Norm_______ HAMOTWAH-P/T longwood araa. LHa alacirtoal rapwra 4 warahouta. 334-84W lOam-ftytL Aft RywaMf - 4*14 -M a g a ta a ttM H *1 W lv I U 1178/ dtp 3314114or 34X8437 SANFORO Good araa Spoaaaa 3/1 AC. hooa <** pwao I yard H-1Vhd * *30Q/da(LiiXfBM 4ANFORO MM Da l * 2 brtm MM Soma w/ um Good area From 4345/mon 3314787 Taka over toaaa Skmahroco 1/ 1 4535/mo Sanoua rqw w onty 141-347-4444. Aa* far Pnma location great anchor buitniiMi. 1.000 aq I cn 1743 From pertng NawN car ad * paarwad 4X4-74X1141 141—Homes For Sale Baal pay to todbuatoMB. 4 paid hoidaya. paidvaoaiona. Earn 3 Ima daya R toa baach. UnBorma 4414441 HOUEEKEEPBRE A wMRand eOMng4Qr.HT4f t Mi LABOR R T m iB M ID Wa ll do ai tha work • you collect an tha Itt. Call u» al (407) 322-2411 Him InnIn wwkpwmr Countvt' ray M work for youlll q^^pu i fm t l FORO TAURUS OLGrey. fuftoad ‘ty toadad. 48K maa* AaJUng “ Cal after 6 om 334X460 41 TOYOTA TURCCU naw brakaa, ere* 4 banary. Good Com 1773 Cal 373X301 211— 156—Acres0# Lot For Antkyua/CoHectibiee ■Miffi SariorE 10 ac fonadAa 3 home or 3 mobM horn** permated Reduced to 489 400 Fiend* Land Brahsra 447XTX ANT10U4 84ALL 4 AUCTION OAUERt. Spare* arwlabta in Ftortdra torgaw combnad Anwpj* MM 4 Auc*on Erwry BMunlay M l OCfpm Ouaary con------- adad Ca* Pally 1401 W. Flrat (<47)7 OPEN HOUS4 IYIRY 4UNOAV I-4AM* LAKE MARY CHASE GROVE 4/3, 3 car rage, auto o p **. * t*. ttor/wi tana, (aeuul tab. retngarator. 103— H ou seeU n fu m lth ed NOTICE baamwntt are aitoyacl to ina FadarM Fav Mouang Act. wtveh coach M w t montow cm and MANY CrrrtAS MT-UI MM or 33X334X OPEN NOUN EViJtY SAT/gUN M PM or, reason, aa* handtoap. to- BANFORO V3 tpM pun. vwux ad cawng. EH. Haducwd to 47X400 Cal MMe taiumcrr TRAVIS KXLOORC BROKER 474-1431 OR 374-1M1 Man you can wan toto 3 bfltm homa w/GHA. naw pant I carpal? AM) apoul HUO homaal Modal HomM *Ck*a Out* 4/3. OaBary FromHMk tmrndOoc 4474-------- Truck/Bueee/Vana For t l JEEP CHEROKEE 4 dr. VB Air ihockxlionvraar 13* mud WM AT 43X74*6 Nmag IMS FORO ECONO VAN Fu»y ■ M »Y I 4 2 kxnga mean­ er* * 11.500 33X0114 447X31X100. IRNFURMS t FMO at WhaM Ha* ig x n x t* tu rn ^4 218- D o ts E an ntm 43 40 •OAT toe* par momn 333X945 or S -l 169—Condominiums For Sale t brim condo w naw o va . huww tan* watar haatar 4 ca/pat Mown pond 433000 374 7*13 V3X 1000 down IM Uc n Carnage Core Gregory Mobta Homa* 333X304__________ PARR AVI. HOOKE PARK Home* 43.000 to 48 000 Bat Up Fmancma 0LMT1333-4M1 2 1 9 —W an ted to Buy CLEAN MWBPAPfR4 Alum.Cana Copper/Brea* Kiftiwi RaayUUk* 131X004 t i l « . FfratXkP H Baixt WANTED la*h compactor 407-323*442 223— M iscella n eo u s MCURTY BAM 4 DOORS 45/vq ft Oftarng Uy*H pu*n bunon hre retaaaa 334-31M 231—Cere For Sale CARRIAGE COVE I 4M41/1 *1 Bfryana Carport acm rm BITS ITEM 141 FL 37K _ Ut HB 4eyL 5 red tun roof. Deal • t l Ford Tempo OL. AT. new AC ty*. great car lor 43400 ktoy n e h h w ____________ M xo Barer* Carport.. |1U com. A/c, Ceil 222-Eiao 159— R e e l EataM T J yS S oS S ^ as^ F\*w* a Wmona imp*, abT 1943 AUC Wagon. AT. turn great, odd ar. O0O. 447X11' 4 Cyt y t*ax 333 3*44___. GARAGE SALES COOLER WEATHER 18 COMING! TN* w toa parted am* tor Yard Saiaal let to* Santord Hereto/ Lake Alary Lilt adrenaa your u » and waich to* paopta Take adremaga of our W ipPokl Adrema* yma tu kna ad iwc# n toa Sanford Harato am one* in to* Lake Mary LA* tor only 44 mil (Addmonal kna* onty 4 51 each, ada mutl b* prapwd) Ca* u* between ft ! baton noon on Tuaaday am watch to* Santard Haratotak* Atoy L.ta wort tar you! c r a f t 's b a k e s a l e Nov 2 at DAVA 3412 Orlando Or . Sanford. Need nitoion For /Mansion* of tabtot cal Marayn M 331-7140 or Ruto M K iA a ISULTK-FABHLV 1AT-OCT. IM h *-4 10* Orange Dire. Santord SEMI-ANNUAL GARAGE SALE Oct 17-14. XX In open flaU are* M im anaranca to Carriage Core on 477 R iff M ALTY MC. Work up 10 30 hra/wk. Hourly paylbonu* Nuacpnai 407-434-4400. TOP PAY, MNEFIT4. OFWP Apply Sanford Etoctnc 3S33 S Pk Dr. 333-1883 TREE CUMBERS A 0 ROUNDS PEOPLE 4X13014 ♦ CO bMtofit a CL required EChora Traa Srv Bantam___ m -aa___ TRULY NOLAN PaM Control now hiring Batoa Inipactore lor Baminoto 4 VtotuaM Co Satoa a»p nac Oreal banatta I compamr vahicto prevldad Apply: 9 Qnr^Pf.BLnteflWANTlOt indMduaia who are Making a Ufamg. paopto onantitod caraar MEAT amptaymant anvtronmant pretaaaional tutua and banalwa. Conataar tha caraar ol Dantal Aaaiaing Formal aducabon of 1300 houra. Loading la Stall and National credarmat* Work In a tiat pacad- Nghty changing can caraar to tha aiM haaNh Mdt ol Dantal AaMMng. Oranga Ttafinlaal Caraarendo Ttah Dantal DaaartL 447-S4S-YM4, ML 034 Wtatar you are ataady to ha wort ptoct. ready to re wow or |uM boktog to tha future twy hava a program dawgnad lor a i company, 447-44M 77XREALTOR 157— M o b il* H om es F o r S a le EOC I- WOMUMQ FOMMAM Eip to ol lacato ol Apply Atlantic Oaaign I Con tlruction yob tutor Cornar ol Emma Oita 4 Oraanway Bhd, 1 » Mary IIUUJD LABOR M il04D Up to 11LTV Elactnciant. ptombar* AC are only Taking appa now Cal IPOBOB0030 3 TIACH4R4 NCI040 Morning 4 ahamoon poakicn. hava currant hm aid 4 CPR taMng Chadcara axp a * Cal 331-7*34 am toUwot Growing J41 F»w Mta Jawwi Ragatr CvaMm Beaten. \ aaM 447-337X411 431A33 PER LMTT oooo coRomoN ■pace M xpwAipton* *y*/ ate liaomo ■C34 W !M ff* e N * F>x_. IANFORO OFFKt BRACE I tultM P'liM I* • I 1M SF I IH tN L J ff ^81:?88*______ DUCTMSTAU1RS aZ7^ u r M n ^ ^ t S u T - T EaPdMrd banaMt 4 u tmtit M l MUM hava HS Optoma/ OEO aWi an intoraM in atoclrov ct. matt and aownew ApcpU CsM 330-4211 I yr aM A Claaa A C0k raq Pim m CMI lam to Bpm 1400474aoso Ltanfrt OTy EOi 117—Conenerelel Rentals LEASE Pnma ahowroom 4 warahouM 110.470 *q H 8R 441 Homage 407-37X 7500 Lingwu d 17-43 lavmo FREE 3400 aq ft AAtwrt Store From/ 333-4144 W 44X4117 8AWTCK 1 -6 0 0 - 4 1 0 -6 9 0 0 is * 207—Jewelry kmc* bam. M Ur*** aaang n dn town Santord ktoM tor T paraon. Oap/flaNmo part IMa net 1330334 Laava A , 'C A R tli F1ACCMSMTS* V>M irMan 4U M 7.1M * Vkn wMI) MJMT.IXHr * Lay 0*ar Plan* 'E m Stop Pay' *1 Day(4 tor 7 Oaya Out* Alary Lit* want* lo make you monayl N you ptaca a two wwak ad with ut h aan your rehtda (pubHhM to both to* Santord Hereto and to* LMM Afary U/a at a coal of omy 437.54) and you don't •a* i rtght away. « i run to* ad tor anothw two waakt at no chamaf Al are art a that you pay Tor to* hrei two ***** baier* wa run* for tr^l U S—Commercial A Wanonal Company hat P/T ABamoon poaMena atwHPli al Saart at toa Bam Toana C» Mai Apply M MarthamtM P B lB N — 118-tem “ ttC S S toOFSI 4474444714 201—Horses 434-7444 PHONE PROS • FranaRAw 6 SuppHee Tha Eanfo/tfHWWtttM* varkeal Mart tomadtotw* Ybun or Old PtotMacprytSMTW Larga ML Ctt/A. HM a Dap. 321-0220 ary v i Ft mew awed tot WMk la I LAKE MART in 44SIVmon . 1480 dap Santord. 3/1 R W mon * 4445 «top Santord 3/1 |S35/mon • 4433 ore No Pal* SANFORO oiAvponWvd V2 1.00010 n STMno • lac Cal *»wayl BANFORO V3 Fancwl yard •TOOAtop ITOOmo Aval 11/1 RXCHaalyJfl-XtEP SANFORO AMA-V1 OVA dcut*a garage, toed yard. 300 ROM Or Cal rrwrvnge 34X4*47 SANFORO Ctow to Tha TT corrv lo ahogg achoota. 4 l BODaq ft ci mag ana on a 63 k 140 Idl Priced to ta* 444.900 ML 74444. NFORO 4 torn located om horn atom achod on a Irg comar tot IBOOaq ft btock horn* wih 4/3. Tear gar. 14 X 14 acm porch 4 10 X 21 FL rm tow couto Ca moiwr-avtaw tpt 171,000 ,74161 ITINtTIWU WHTALi -LAKE MANY H I wfloft. dW gar. Meat.... 41100/11100 tANFORD U Otiptoi ml Me, CHIA. king gar..... I l l — I I I 1 ANORA V3.I 3 Mon condo WCOVpare. <tol gar 1744/1740 ■DELTONA M laka front on 13 acre* Double garage, peto own. CM/A. wood dock. Nature Lovwre Onrytt...... 4MA/4400 ■SANFORO VI I on to. com* toi carport toed yd l l t MNO ■saivoro in ret pwi w/ oiitoa Ckaat area...... MESeaso ■SANFORO S I DiMaa. OVA nawcarpet 4 part *444X400 JM DOYLE 333-3444 •TINITROM REALTY Wl NCIO HOUIEB TO RENT! SUBSIDIZED HOUSING Baminoto Garden Apartmenu 1600 WaM 5» 81. Santord wA be accepting appUcabona tor IMr watang IM October 15-Octobar 31 worn 3.30-3 30 You mutt apply in paraon. Wo are an Equal Homing Opportunity Properly. TTD 407-333-Q3M ERA 299-Cieening 262-Accounting ■CON aOOKMIPINQ Cu»tomiiacvparaonatiad pick-up re 407-34X4 “ 263-Addltiona A Ramodeilng PREFERRBO HAEM Raaid. wkfy/bf-wkly Family owned 4 opwatad mca 1484. Lfc/Bondad/ln*. 323-1447 Or 300-5170 270-Conorete Ooore, «d n ■ERPT CONCRETE 4441IM Dttaw*»* PMH l I afka WOPM M b 407X1X1*44 Oatand! 40X73X 1044 B.QBaM CSC18840 2S5-ANarationa 275-Orywall ALT!RATIONS BV VIRGINIA AT REASONABLE PRICES (407) 331-040* ORYWALLfTUCCO-RapaFi Wal 4 Caring Tsxfura* Matched Popaom 333X334 276-Electrical 296-Autoniotlva n U M C L i.W Ib . m im e NIIO AN ILECTRKUH7 CALL OtCK'a ELECTRIC 447X11X731 Amcarwr 4 Ptk ip tuck ra 4174. Ptaca* cal 407X4X 100* MM&m mama WTW wfKm 2tO -»U ih Hogging Buab ftog Mowing Any kind of Factor wortAam clawing Matotanwic* coniract* avaiabl*. *4X1344 $ K .h $ f& i 6 279-Hauilng proparty gwaga/ahad pa. appkanc**. trikh, brush. 407X4X34*4 or pgr 407X1X0417 290-Home 262-Cablneta 106— D u p N x/m p N x ALL TYPt CABMXTX-relacW wood/mtaWwai Mtoouwartop/ ctaor*/n*w catinat*. 334-0440 1 BORN OkiM area. Dtocouri to •amor* 4336/mo a 253-Cxrpentry LARI MARY VI OVA naw carpM. 4400/mo p«u* dapoai. Cal W -1W _________________ CARPENTER. Al Horn* toang 4 oaramtaHi Pro** 331-5473 S T U D IO , 1 BEDROOM , 2 BEDROOM ax Wa do v»i tab Hart. 2E6-Landacaping it •Stood EttoiyDuty • Frdndly On-SiteMsnigsmint • NoOmBNoworAtwvi • Fumtihidor UnfurnfshidStudios * Energy - Efficient Studios • Bectrldty FurnWddtnStudloi (Wy SD-SNI m n n m n u m 1 u m 3X91 8. SANFORO AVI., IANFORO r m -tftffH H B L LETS U8 LIFT YOURCLEANPfG BURDENS WaaMXwaak ato. BWXEMorMB-IMX •1 Inrrecut or monitor tarvtaN OREATRATED 333X444 ,\tfl <1 f lk<- D r i l l v I " S n i - p n i l I I I -1 tl III \ (■•II i I m .- 266-Laundry Senricee MART* LAUNDRY SERVICE WMwash B Non. Pletaiw 4 * 333X344 267-Lawn Servicea •UN4CAPE LAWN MOMfT Fre* Bii matoartow Roto* ________ 33X7174________ orbo oRoaa lawn service RIS/COM OUAUTY CARE FREE EST 333X43X________ TWO 0000 OLD BOYS Traa *vc. indtcp. lawn matot Ft**** 303-0053W 475X474 Wa hare a plan tor youl Cal tor a Ire* art on Ml of your lawnr erMcaptog naadal 13X3714 286-Lagal 8ervlcaa AXLAWT1CH Ohorca *55. Bankruptcy *74, Adopion 474. Nam* Chang* 455. Eta (407) 433-0347 24 In ^ _ J 4 *R»Rh2SS1; ^ ^ 296-Peintinfl - ---------nr -. re a WWTWW f • rvMP RMiL CriAntoM 330-4341 FRANK BARNHART FHnMna Pfu* Preaaure Cleaning Uw Ina. Eire* 147X 33X14*3 300-Praaaure Cleaning cacoer2B4. A* CLEANING SVC R**fd/ oomm Fre* eat 334-0337/or pgr tor fmnred raapona* 90X3041 APOLLO CLEANMGIVC Comnvfteaid. QuaKy Bvc/BMMadtonguW.UcAna 331X844 iaw niowwi \ f i lit t le f j k t c o f SS—Rooms For Rent ■UYWQ HCtotoCORDOt Cal A Pared** Horn* todpae•ore. 310-1744 or Fai 330X443 ID. (Dan) Mi CHARLES Comm, remodM, arttotona, re. MC. VISA....407-330-1741 DAVE) KEY CONSTRUCTION H«»*R*mod*kngRto«*re I LN: COC447434 W frT^J REYNOLD* VWYL4KXNO Lilatim* warranty No patobng, walla 4 overhang mam. BBS Uc /In*. EML tpaaai rtacounta. Cal now! (407) 333-3B45 •PECIAUTY CONTRACTOR Paint and hone repMra. 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BuckM " “■“SSCffli"'* M o l l I I’ llfllu/llKMIV • I wi n- M i l l V * ' I * ' \|| A i *•» « » ; • * * I at ri i i \ ' Fre* **L UaAnx 331X113 FREMURS Decks' Wahi' Drfreway* 8TEAM FACTORY 334-TMB C l n v vl| i t ' ll v .| f* H it D*-(tf i i i i M i f •• H J i l h t l �by Chle Young DEAR DR. OOTT: I am shrinking. I've loti at tout t Inch** In height in the pact SOvaara. Now that I am 70,1 don't want to turn Into aomeona who la ‘ vertically challenged." Should I have a bone density tut? DEAR READER: I hereby taka note of your political correctness in using two words where one (‘ short”) would do. But that's a subject for another column. Yes, you should have a bone density test. This simple, safe and relatively Inexpensive X-ray exam will show whether you have osteoporosis — and If so, how jnuch. I recommend this test (or all women land moat men) over the age 9! I I or 70, because osteoporosis can toad to serious hand­ icaps: As calcium leaches from bones, painful fractures can occur, even dur­ ing minor trauma. Most Important, PETER GOTT.M.D, OtUKJOOTOtil It tfMtablt. Having said this, I doubt that your toss of height to due to deficient boss­ es Id urn. As time passes, we all lose physical stature because, among m u n i 1 w h o m rin rin f II J( If 11 1 THI BORN LOMU rTHCEHAm£,l r i i ’ if 1 Mi. 1r.1 n rTii i n u n n n ••Tju riu u nrj Ml IU MMM ( 11-11 !( If.II IfM SCVEXAjL VOUTOTWE^eUT IK CCMCtfNED |MFBOfA LATIN AMEEtCK... M M TVeLHW K£^s=====Z\ r- consequence of the aging process. (What we need to do to to Increase our ia emotional and psychological statute to compensate for the physical alter- IT I WAS COCttCElNb MbfcNINb PEoswcnve aiewb flying CNSlCfc. TOVOBCC K omef...___ , . by ChnrtM M. tchutx NO, PLEASE..YOUTill HIM... I DON'T HAVE THE NERVI.. _ HOU\«BGCU A0 U SOU CAW TWMJSFER p m + m cN S o rtLhttJRkVMJOOUra iWOCUDWLY RfrrVtEJJT •lions') 1S Nonetheless, you should have a bone density exam, because If slgnlflcant osteoporosis Is present, you need treatment with either hormone replacement and/or drugs such as Posamax to Increase calcification Ask your doctor about this. § S4 M g ** DEAR DR. GOTT: I was disappoint­ ed to read your column about hygiene to reduce the Incidence of hepatitis. Not only should people avoid sharing drinking and eating utensils, but they should also wash their hands Ihoroughly after using the restroom. DEAR READER: With a little Ml of effort, we can all become obsessed with germs and bacteria — but we don't need to carry the Issue to extremes Avokhng common drinking and eating utensils Is certainly a healthful practice, because many dieeases — Including hepatitis A — can be spread In this fashion. However, It Is not medically necessary — I repeat, not necessary r to wash one's hands after answering a call of nature. In most instances, our genitals are clean and the risk of hand contamination •ftrr a bowel movement Is so remote that It would be a medical curiosity. People handling food should, of course, wash up after using the bath­ room. but this Is a special situation. In the past. I've championed the practice of washing the hands BEFORE urine the restroom; K's far more likely that dirty hands can spread pmwm TO ths [•iro n : 1r.11.1n n u r.im m r - i m i r ir.i M unri n n nn iiH im n m n i i f j f i (M unri M n n ui:ir iMf.ii i n irin ro w c iro n n n u n pjim n : i r n i f : i M h m c i u n n nn rin n r-innn n r o n r 1 r in r i r .m n n at *• _ n> j “ ' yj rt~ HP T J n 11 ■ I ™ — 33 I3f7 g. vr w U H ” n 55” SV w _ 53~ B k— 14 and another, or ducking the first round and cashing the ace next. Under­ standably. though, Martel played his diamond three. Unerringly, freeman (West) won with the king and switched to a club. And when In with the spade Una. Freeman gave his partner a dub ruff one down In the given auction. North's re­ sponse of two no trump asked for a five-card major — though you probably knew that already! Here, Michael Rosenberg (East) switched to his singleton dub at trick two. After winning In the dummy, Rodwell called for the spado 10: lack queen, king. Zla Mahmood (West) knew he could give his partner a dub ruff. But he realized that that wouldn't be enough to defeat the contract. So, by Jimmy Johnson BtlTHOVtU' Opening lead: »10 x k n o w th e th o to d o es n 't toOIC MU44 LlKt ME. WHEN THEY TOOK IT. X WAf STILL AtAAZtO THEY WERE A I V I H O ^ Z - X * ms a n c tH it qb u r <Bfarthday ® > ^ 7 7 v a f: t/ i Jr l i t STS ® ® lio o c fu a /)H m sH .H h 1 H fS .\11 0K.MT W TW I ttlW KMN* US MOT «0tH6'rolUfbtMtTHlMRJSntM«R bo founded upon rooSstic premises, not wtohhd Wniung Objective* you bokovo In wiu bo achievable when handled In a pragmatic manner. U M A (Sept SS-Oet. SI) If you soom you hove tho upper hand over onofftor In a transaction today, yoi/ro probably right bid this does not give you a Itoeneo to toko advantage libra, treat yoursoff to a bkthday gift. Send tor your Astro-Graph pndettone tor too yo « ahead by maNng SI end BASE to Astro-Graph, do this ftNspopor, P.o. Box 1761. Murray H« Station, New York, NY 1018S. Bo sue to stole your rodtoe sign. •CORfftO (Oat 14-Nov. SS) Keep accu­ rate rooonto of you procedures today, tspoolslly If performing a service for another. A misunderstanding may sur­ face down the me. tAOtTTAMUt (Nov. t»-Oee. I t ) Ocotttonally, you’ro.nol prudont with your reaourcee and this could bo ono o» mooo days. Bo carolul whtn you havo the checkbook Inyour hand. CAPMCORN (Doe. SfrJan. It) Hero to0 hotpfut motto to hong inside your office today: *Vfhol you 000 hero, soy hero, hear hero, stays hot# when you leave * AQUARIUS (Jon. so-Feb. IS) Do not knuckle under today N you havo to deal with t big mouth. A mouoe hiIj N imn lo roar Ukt • Hon, but to or aha to tlMI a mouM. # P I K H (FaH. 10-March N ) •# vary backing. Maka aura you know what yot/fidoinQ. ARIIS (March St-Aprll IS) It to commendeble to want to function at yqur own potion, but r 1 not vary admirable to grat­ ify aeff-Meroots at mo expense of sooth- adoto today, you might have gnat tomor­ row. OSMM (May It •Juno 10) You rrvgN bo oporatinq on a Offersol piano than you associates today. Serious mlsunderstandings could rosutt If difforoncos become too groat CAMCSR (Juno Si-Jiffy SI) Oo not bun your bond against ovorwhokntng otposr•on today. Hoould bo fookth to ruah In N ffoo nmwtn, nn vokio »(kio»on. ISO (Ju»y tVA u » 8S) Wmay bo otkeux lor you to d W n g j* between apprehen­ sion and imukton tod*. Do not ooriluoa n«go»i< moughto wkh gonutno hunches. VtRQO (Aug. SI Slfft St) g you're iNnktnq shout buyfog something rmhetexperv she about which you know N o, It might bo (N o to hove your Judgment vlndfcatod by an export CtSSJfoKUkU. � 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 14, 1997 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 14, 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/71937c36c1f156f972493f2126eb4841.pdf ab18152f612878da5f667a88a3836e4c PDF Text Text F R ID A Y S e p te m b e r >0 Cents Saving the past Some dissension mars Ritz Theatre renovation update TODAY chastised the project architect for not M t e * In* procedures. At Us meeting Thursday at Sanford City Hall, several board members criticised archi­ tect Gerry Oraaa for (allure to present Certifi­ cates of Appropriateness prior to removing ex­ terior windows. •You need to come to this board for any renovation.’ said Laura BoOlen. board chair­ man. *1 want to see the C of A.* 'All we did was take the boards af the win­ dows. There was nothing behind those win­ dows.’ Gross said. Gross, who also serves on the historic board, totd members If they had a problem they should speak up. Members Mike Skat and Jerry Mills M recd with Sollien saying that removing windows was an exterior change and required prior ap- Spaghtttl and football Don't forget about the Seminole High School Band spaepiettl dinner tonight. The dinner will be prior to the Seminole versus Pine fudge football game. Seminole band member s. Lakevtcw Middle and Sanford Middle and 8 H S Band Parent Assoc, are sell­ ing tickets tn advance for the dinner at M per person. There will be tickets available at the door but these are limited to 100 dinners, and will run SS. Waavara guild maatlng The Weavers of Orlando will meet al 10 a.m. on Sept. 13 al the Maitland Art Center Build­ ing. 210 W. Packwood. Maitland. Ellen Tu rn e r of Tam pa will present a lecture on *A Weaver's view of Peru and Bolivia.* The Weavers of Orlando has been active since 1043. promoting Interest In and knowl­ edge of the finer arts of spinning, weaving, dyeing and basket making as well aa related crafts such aa felt making and handmade pa­ per. Members from tlx Central Florida coun­ ties meet monthly. Meetings are free and open to the public. Victorian t«a party District S IS Ladles Auxiliary lo the VFW will host a Victorian lea party In honor of O d d Star Parents on Sept. 13 at VFW Post 10139 In Oviedo. Oold star Parents are those fami­ lies that have lost a child or children In any war. District President Anita Luca will hast this event and aha haa appointed Jean Hamil m chairperson for thta special event. All auxilia­ ries a rt invited to attend this lovely affair to pay tribute to those parents. Staton opening gala The Central H orida lyric opera will present IU Season Opening g d a on Sept. 13 at • p.m . at the Women's chib of Winter park located at 4 IS In ter lachen Ave, The Gala will feature members of their resi­ dent Artist program and will Include songs, arias and scenes from some of the most popular operas. Ticket are $25 and can be reserved In ad­ vance by calling the Lyric Operas office al (407| 047-7781. Sealing la limited, reserve now. Tlck e U will also be available at the door on the night of the Gala. Klck-a-thon lor MDA During the week of Sept. 14-20. five Von SchmeUng Martial Arts Centers In the Central Florida Area have scheduled KJck-a-thona lo generate more hope for people with neuro­ muscular disease. Children will collect pledges for each kick during a two minute pe­ riod and the proceeds wtU be used for r e ­ search and patient care by the Muscular Dys­ trophy Association. Rad Croaa claaa The American Red Cross will offer a Com ­ m unity First aid ft Safety claaa from 0 to 10 p.m. on Sept. 15. 17 and IB at Its facilities lo­ cated at 705 W. SR 434. Longwood. The cost of the class la 040. Cops nab carjacking suspect, another sought The driver of a 1950 Ford Bronco was the victim of a carjacking early Thursday morning In the 000 block of Persimmon Avenue. Police have arrested one suspect and arc seeking another. About 0:10 a.m.. Glen Green. 26. of Sanford, was traveling on Per­ simmon when an unknown black female jumped in front of his vehi­ cle forcing him to M o p Then a black male -w h o m police later identified aa ONksr Btrawter. 40-• cams up from behind the vehicle and put a knife to the throat of Green. Btrawter allegedly demanded Green grt out of the car. and then Strawter and the female sped off. At about B a m . Officer Robert Curtin of the Sanford Police De­ partment noticed the vehicle M r Carjack, fags 4A Farm purchase advances Lake Apopka restoration PALATKA, Fla. • The clean-up of Florida's moat polluted large lake moved forward aa the St. Johns River Water Management District Governing Board agreed to buy an­ other farm located within Lake Apopka's historic wetlands. The Governing Board agreed to pay 59.2 million for the 1.493 acre Lust Forma. The farm consists of two parcels located on the north­ ern shore of the lake. The purchase la In response to a legislative mandate. The Lake Apopka Restoration Act of IBB0 di­ rected the Dtatrlct to buy the farms to halt the phosphorus-rich dis­ charges to Lakt Apopka. The pur­ chases al Lake Apopka are unique tn that the Legislature haa directed that the purchases Include equip­ ment and business value in addi­ tion to the coot of the land. The nutrient-laden (arm dis­ charges fuel algae blooms that cloud the water and contribute to the four feet of sediment blanket- Ing (he lake bottom. These condl- third farm purchase al the lake lloni impede the growth of aquatic since the enactment of the 1BB0 plant*, which In healthier lakes legislation. In April, the District provide ftsh and wildlife habitat. closed on the purchase of the Lake Apopka was once heralded 3 .211 acre A. Duds and Sons muck aa ‘ the world's moat dependable farm. In August, the Dtatrlct placed fishing take.* The farm discharges In escrow the money needed to buy and other pollution sources are the 5.234 acre Zcllwln Farms blamed for tbs degradation of that properties In preparation for a once-great fishery. Furthermore, closing scheduled for August I BBS. S . 0" * Uk“ “ ul" 2 S u V .I3 to S !:J!£ ,c!ll!Sf Student councils may soon set policy Rad Croaa haa naw chlaf The Seminole County Public Schools Asso­ ciation of High School Student Councils, com ­ monly known aa 'District Student Govern­ ment.* may have the opportunity to have an impact on policy act by the school board for the next school year. In Us first meeting of Utla school year, lha representatives of the seven county high schools were challenged by Seminole County School Board chairman Bandy Robinson to evaluate the current ‘ student appearance and dress code.* and to auggiit changes to the coda that would make U more easily and evenhr enforced at the high school level. u *1 have a personal Interest tn githertng t % formation from the persona most effected b y our policies.* Robinson told the students gath­ ered at the Educational Support Center on Thursday, Sept. 4. District Student Government was created tn I BBS by the school board and achool admhiis^ trators to form a link between the students of the various schools and the bogy that governs O n Sept. IS . Sumner Hutchenaon, III. of Burtonavtlle. Md. will begin his duties aa the new Chief Executive Officer. Replacing Hugh J . Quinn who left Central Florida In m id-June to assume the position of American Rad Cross s u u s c m n f t o t u t A N f O R D HI R A L D F O R THE BEST I.O CAI t 1' »■ — f* ’-rt- • ' .. V , ■ - 1 �2 k - Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Friday, September 12, 1M7 U.S. swiftees: A writer and a runnei SCHOOL NOTES RUSS H e n ry L o u is M encken m id Je s s e O w e n s had ve ry Illllc In co m m o n o ilie r lim n H icy were b o rn on ihe sam e dny n n d Hint we will fo rg rl them not. ji flfl**1 t e p n ^ y ,, M encken wna one of A iucrlcn 's beat n e w s p a p e r­ m en, the Sage of O n lllm o re . He wna b o rn on Sept. 12. 1880 In B ntlim ore. nnd died there on Jn u . 20. 1050. •', “If. aflcr I depart lids vale." he w rote In 1021 (E p ita p h . Snwrt Set) “you ever re m e m b e r me and have a thought to please m y ghost, forgive some s in n e r nnd w ink nt some h o m e ly g irl." Honesty is the best policy By M A R IA O R E M llcrnld Staff Writer Seminole County Public Schools, with the co­ operation of teachers, students and adminis­ trators, promote dllTcrent character traits each month. Through a series of exercises and ac­ tivities in ‘ Tlie Keys to Your Character" pro­ gram, students learn about vnlues. Honesty: a sense of honor, truthfulness. Integrity and sin­ cerity. is the trait for September. Midway Elementary School. 2251 Jltway, Sanford, will hold a Dividends coffee for volun­ teers Sept. 18 nt 9 a m. In the media center. Dede SchafTner, coordinator for Dividends will present Information on the benefits of being a school volunteer. For information, call 3221791, ext. 208. South Seminole Middle School. 101 S. Winter Park Drive, Casselberry, will hold a dedication and ribbon cutting ceremony for Its new building addition Sept. 21 at 1:45 p.m. The 150,000-square-foot expansion Includes eight new buildings for administration, renovated guidance, expanded cafeteria, upgraded media center, muslc/band, gymnasium and a threestory adadtfmlc <building w lM #G M R D ructlonal spaces for' chtSirooms. lahatBHflBr? and r e ­ ... source rooms. — til «** > ill. u frHER E jE ‘-'v LOCAL FO R I CAST FLORIDA T I M P t Today: Skies will be partly cloudy with a 50 percent chance of shower ami thun­ derstorms tn the afternoon. Highs In the low-OOs. Lows In the low-70s. Saturday: Partly cloudy with a chance of showers. Highs In ihe low90s. Lows in the upper-GOs. Sunday: Partly cloudy with n chance of showers. Highs In the upper-SOs. Lows tn the upper-flOa Monday: Partly cloudy. Highs tn the near 00. Lows near 70. MIAMI • Florida 24 hour peratures and rainfall at 8 today: C ily HI Lo Apalachicola 00 00 Daytona Bch R8 70 Fl. Laud. 88 75 Fort Myera 02 73 Oalnetvltle DO M Jacksonville 00 0* Key Weil 80 70 Miami 88 70 Penaacola 8D 68 Sarasota 02 72 Tntlnhaa*-e 00 00 Tampa 01 72 W. Palm Bch 88 75 STATISTICS tem­ a.m. Halm .na OR .00 .00 .00 00 .43 1. 10 .na .00 .00 .00 1.03 TIDES The high temperature In Sanford Thursday was 95 degrees and the overnight low was 74 as reported by the University of Florida Ag­ ricultural Research and Education Center, Celery Avenue. Recorded rainfall for the period ending at 10 a.m., Friday totaled .00 Inches. •Sunrise...................7:08 a.m. •Sunset.................... 7:33 p.m. F R ID A Y i BOLUNAR TA B LEi min.. 1:45 a.m., maj. 7:55 p.m.. min., 2:05 a.m., maj. 8:25 p.m. TID E B i Daytona Beach: high: 4:02 a.m., 4:48 p.m.. low: 10:19 a.m.. 11:12 p.m. New Sm yrna Beach: high: 4:07 a.m., 4:53 p.m.. low: 10:24 a.m.. 11:17 p.m.. Co­ coa Beacbt high: 4:22 p.m., 5:08 p.m.. low: 10:38 a.m., 11:32 p.m. ■XTSNDID OUTLOOK TO D A Y Tstrm a 91 70 S A TU R D A Y Tstrm a 00 80 SUNDAY Tstrm a 80 88 M ONDAY Tatrm a 00 80 FrlJvy. September 12. 1M7 Vol 00, No 1fl PubWh*d Tunday through Fikl*/ *nd Sunday by Tht Santord Harald, Inc. MM N. Franch A v t . tenlonf, Fla J i m Periodical Pottage Paid SI Sanlord. Florida and additional maOWfl older, Potimaaiar: Sand a d d in , change* to TMl SAMFOaD HERALD, P.O. Boa 1M7. Sanlord. FL « T O - 1SST, Subtcrlpr Ion Rale* (Dally A Sunday) Home Delivery Med 1 Month. tie so u e oo S Month* m oo StS-00 Tills nlone o ught to m ake us appreciate dear M.L. O w ens was one of A m e r ­ ica's greatest track A field stnra. he w on four gold m edals at Ihe 1030 O ly m ­ pic G a m e s in B e rlin , G e r ­ m any. H e was born on Sept. 12. 1913 In O a k ville . Ala., a n d died M a rch 3 1 , 1080 a l Tu c s o n , A r il. In M a y 1035, w hile c o m ­ peting for O h io S ln le U n i ­ versity at a meet In A n n A r ­ bor, M ic h ., O w e n s b ro ke five w o rld records and lied Daytona Beach ft New Sm yrna Beach: Seas are 1.2 feet with a light chop. Water temperature st Daytona Is 82 degrees and at New Symrna. 82 degrees. Winds from the southeast st 5-10 m .p.h. LOTTM Y Here are the wtnnlng num ­ bers selected on Thursday ID Ihe Florida Lottery! Fantasy 8 (S «p t. 11) 8 -9 -1 8 -1 7 -2 1 Lotto (Sept. 8) 7 -1 B -1 8 -3 0 -3 8-4 0 noy 4 a -4 -8 -8 Owns 8- 0-1 another In Ihe space of 49 m in u tes. T h e lo t h n n d Inst c h ild of a d irt poor S o u th e rn sh a re cro p p e r. Owens be­ cam e n c o m p e llin g p e rso n ­ ality. a p o p u la r goodw ill am bassador for Ihe Olyrn* pic gpmea, and an inspiring example for thousands or American athletes of all races a n d b a ck grou n d s. "In A m e ric a , anyone ca n becom e so m e b o d y," O w e n s snld. Jss s e Owens Q « t y o u r goat Sind along T h e annunJ Goat D ays celebration begins today tn M illin g to n , Te nn. M o re th a n 1 2 .00 0 w ill gather at U S A S ta d iu m . Th e y ’ll w a tch goal races a n d d rin k goat's m ilk. Th e y'll fish nnd d a n ce a n d listen lo bhiegrnss. W hat's w ith all the sing­ ers b e in g b o rn on Sepl. 127 M e rle H u ld e u r ("M id n ig h t et the O eels): O e o rg e J o n e s ("H e Stopped Loving H e r T o d a y .") a n d B a r r y w h it e ("C a n 't Oet E n o u g h of Y o u r Love, B a b e ." M u ld a u r Is 5 4 today. Jo n e s is 6 8 . W h ile is 53. It's also actress L i s t s C r a y 's b lrth d n y - No. 50 She w as S u e E lle n on "D a lla s." Ex -b a se b a ll p itch e r M ic k e y L o U e h , w ho w on three gam es in Ihe 1068 W orld series Is 57 to­ day. Baskeibail player T i m H a rd a w a y Is 3 1. Boys nsmsd Latsit Th e re were six Lassies on Ihe T V aeries - nil m ales. T h e show had Its p re m ie re on S e p l. 12. 1954. E v e ry ­ one loved a boy n m u rd Jeff n n d Ills courageous nnd in­ telligent dog. H flp l Som e b rig h t m a ll pe rso n ! m u st have th ou ght of this I one • V ideo G a m e s Dny. Let Ihe kids loose. Give I them some q u a rte rs . Bald haroaa Th e Bold la B eautiful C o n ven tio n is a h air raising experience that begins to­ day In M orehead C H y , N .C . Nom inated for Ihe B ald Hull of Fam e : C a p s e r, Ik e , Y u l. T e l l y . C u r ly . D e m i, B u r t, Sean, M k h a o i. These nom inees need no Issi nam es • n o r h a ir. B la a ed is disqualified. S o rry . D in n e r a n d a m ovie Th e rules are simple: Get ready for The Gann David Frazier Screen Tests David Fincher's Th e 0 m s (T hroo s l o n ) has one simple rule: see Ut The film Is a laby­ rinth with assorted twists and turns. It lo exhausting yet ex­ hilarating at the same time. The Gam e la like a little known, rarely seen 1986 "8" horror movie called April Fool's Day. And Uke that old film, The Gam e reels you Into its enigmatic web and then serves up s big payoff in the end. tt Is a nightmarish. TUMlight Zone-lah puule. Reviewer's note: Following will be on abbreviated version of The Gome's plot because disclosure of too much might hinder the experience of see­ ing Ihe film. Michael Douglas Michael Douglas stare In the Polygram Film, The Oama. plays Nicholas Van Orton, a life, lust an existence. lets his fingers walk on the wealthy businessman that Is ivory keys too. With s Utile Alfred Hitchcock once snld unhappy tike his father was that he liked to "play the audi­ fine tuning. Fincher could be before he plummeted from the ence like a piano*. the next thriller virtuoso. Fincher top of the family mansion. Van Orton's brother. Conrad (Sean Penn I, sees that and hopes to pull Nlchotas out of his miserableness. So he of­ fers Nicholas a gin -• a voucher to play a "game". Nlchotas takes the voucher to a com ­ pany called Consumer Recrea­ tion Services (CRS) and, after a series of tests, ihe gome is By M A M A OREM afoot. However, the "gome*, Herald Staff Writer which a spokesman for CRS referred to It as ‘ a kind of va­ Great food, great a i r cation", turns out to be a fight roundlngs, and great prices. for survival both, mentally and What else con you ask for? j , for Nlchotas. How about freshly brewed film's script Is credited Tne sum beer? to the writing team of The Nat; At Hope Grill and Bar In John Brancato and Michael Altamonte Springs, with a Fem e. • However, Premiere second location soon to be magoslnc reported in Ita Sep­ opening In Sanford, diners tember ‘97 Issue that Seven may view the m icrobrewery, scribe Andrew Kevin Walker which Is at the center of the rewrote The Game script. All restaurant and eurrounded hi the better. Even though the by a glass enclosure. Severs! film has situations that ore far­ vats hold the varieties nf Hops Grill and Bar fetched and even ludicrous, It beer offered, which Include, 099 8tate Road 434 is a cleverly tight thriller. Lightning Bold Oo)d. Clear­ The choice l o bring W alker Altamonte Springs water Light, Hammerhead on hoe another advantage to It, Red and a seasonal b re w (407) 774-0600 as well. II pairs him u p again master's Choice. When the with Seven director David beer is ready,- It Is chilled Fincher. Like Seven, Ihe crea­ and pumped directly Into tors of The Game take a ch a r­ All meals ore served with the tape. acter and pushes that person worm honey butter crois­ The establishment is spa­ to the brink and then sera haw sants. The house salad la cious and warm, decorated he reacts. Will Nicholas Tall served chilled end la chock with richly stnlncd wood. prey to foie and e n d , up like The Immaculate kitchen Is hill of flresh mixed greenshis rather? O r will he choose not found Ut moot pieces. open for viewing as dlnera an alternative route? Topped by potato sticks and may watch their meals being It is interesting that Michael chopped bacon, the salad is prepared In the expansive Douglas likened hta character served with a choice ol grill area. Chefs slice prime to Ebcnescr Scrooge of A dressings including honey rib and other prime cuts of Christmas Carol. Like old U n ­ mustard, blue cheese, garlic beef, chicken and pork to cle Ebeneser, Nicholas real­ ranrh and Caesar's. Tb s order. Seafood choices ises through his ordeal all the house tarragon vinaigrette to ranging from shrimp to things that ore missing In his a stand out. salmon are also grilled. life. Actually, that he haa no ph£Ic£& D IA C H CONOfTIONil Hsnry Louis Msncksn Made-for-video movies are pointless. These petty at8oo Morris, Page 4A The prime rib (810.95 for 8 ounces, 812.95. 12 ounces, 814.95, 18 ounces) was succulent and served exactly aa ordered. Entrees ure served with a salad and a choice of french fries, black beans and rice or spinach gratinec. The grilled salmon 1812.95) was subtly sea­ soned and topped by a smooth dill cream sauce. The abundant portion of chicken and pasta (88.95) Is based by tender grilled chicken breast and topped with a tasty light cream sauce. A hill slab of barbe­ cued baby bock ribs 1812.95) was charbroUcd and finger Ticking good. The plum p grilled Walkcrswood shrimp (80.45) were exceptlonat. Other restaurant special­ ties Include southbeach chicken (88.90), featuring a fresh host), tomato and chevrtan . goat cheese ac­ companiment. Jamaican top sirloin (811.98) Is marinated In a pineapple , soy sauce and ginger mixture. Hope to open MondayThursday and Sunday, I I a.m. to 10 p.m - and Friday and Saturday. 11 a.m. to �MaSp. .«■*< — . 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SURtUAHT TO TMI SAIR OS ST COLLICTION SRACTICIS ACT YOU AR I A 0 V IU 0 THAT THIS LAW SIRM IS O K M I O TO SC A C IS T C O ILIC TO R ATT1MSTIN0 TO C O LLIC T A O f ST AND ANY INSORMATION OBTAINIO WILL S I USIO SOR THAT SURSOM. Ootod tfio HIM day ol AUOUST, IMS. MARYANN* MORM Clark el Circuit Cawl I s Jan* I . JaaowK Daputy Clark CO DILI! t STAWIARSKI 4010 Boy Seoul BouMvard Don't Let High Rental Rates Eat Up Your Budget SAepaar damjfirWmyrv On rmbl h im m t/L jaairifkifatfaa. U s t t lo n l I k r a i a S c h l o t z s k y ’s D e l i James Luce. 31. of 2010 Palmetto Avenue. Sanford, marie hts Initial court appear­ ance at 1:30 yesterday in a rourlroom of the Seminole County Correctional Facility. Lure has been charged with one count each of sexual bat­ tery. burglary with battery, bat­ tery (domestic violence), false imprisonment and burglary with assault. According to Seminole* C o u n ty Sheriffs .Of­ fice Public Information Officer. Kd M rD a w u g i, Luc* Is skill being held without bond after his hearing Investigators from the Sher­ iffs Office Major Crime Section arrested Luce Wednesday at around 10:45 a.m. Lure was arrested at the Intersection of Magnolia Avenue and 20th Street near Sanford. Lure Is accused of going to an apartment on South San­ ford Avenue near Sanford at about 10 a.m. Wednesday. The apartment Is in the same neighborhood in which Luce lives, and the apartment is shared by two men. Lure al­ legedly knocked on the door of the apartment, and. when the occupant opened the door. Luce pushed his way Into the apartment. lie went to the rear bedroom of the apartment where Luce's girlfriend wns hiding. Witnesses said Luce forced the victim out of the apart­ ment. lie also threatened the occupant If he tried to Inter­ fere. Luce took the vtctlm to the intersection of 20th Street and Magnolia Avenue. McDonough said Luce forced her to disrobe and perform oral sex on him next to an old couch that was lying along the America? roodtlde. The occupants of the apart­ ment called 911 as soon as Luce and the victim left the apartment. Seminole County deputy sheriffs found the pair standing next to the couch at the aforementioned location. It's Elementary, M y D ea r W atson NNTUMUICMIIO THICK 1590 South WoodUnd Wad.. Oelsnd MIANO M4-7MSSS2 - DAYTONA N U 1 1 4 M •ORLANDO SST-ttMMt 10CATIO AT t>4 COSTS* Of ISNV. 17-MS m r t IJA* “ Sound Off” Examine the issues o f the day with your host Wot Tune in every Friday @ 12: noon W T R R 1400 A M Listen to win on original 'Beanie Baby �4A - Sanfotd Herald. Sanlord. Florida • Friday, September 12, IMF CarjackContinued from F if e 1A backed Into a wooded area located at the corner of llt h Street and H olly Avenue. According to Police Information Officer Tom Sklba. one* Strawter m r the ap­ proaching officer he fled on foot. K -0 unit BUI Wtxson and hi* dog Chico located Strawter In the 1000 block of Hotly Ave­ nue. Strawter wna charged with armed carjacking, burglary and realating without violence. He was taken to the Jo hn E. Polk Correctional Facilities where he la being held without bond. Skg>a a d d that the female who la atlll unidentified la at large and that the department la in­ vestigating her whereabout!. hla career tn 1072 with the red Croaa In M i­ ami and Shortly after received hla master of social work from Barry University. Over Ih r yeora. Sums also supported and enjoyed p ro ­ fessional affiliations with a number of prom i­ nent organisations. Including the YWCA. Untied Negro College Fund, the National Soci­ ety of Fund Raising Executives iuid both I he Dade County and Capital Region United Way agencies. Look Good...F**l Better Women undergoing chemotherapy and/or radiation treatment for cancer ran now re- Students Coot Inusd from Page 1A The association elects u jrrsldent school, a vtc* preallent school and a secretary crlve free professional help to cosmetically disguise the appearance-related aide effects of their treatments. Look Good...Feel Better la a program developed to trnln volunteer cosme­ tologists to help women with cancer conceal loss of hair, skin problems mid other side rffeels that con result from cancer therapy. Any licensed cosmetologist from any state currently practicing or retired la eligible to participate In this program. The first training session Is scheduled for Monday. Sept, from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. at memorial HospitalWest Volusia. for more Information, contact the DcLand Unit of the American Cancer Society nt 7347838. /treasurer school. These posi­ tions ore held this year by Lake Mary. Oviedo and Lyman, respectively. Members of the Extension cord observed In msn's pants Tommy Oatlin. 32. of 3109 Bungalow Blvd.. Sanford, was arrested Tuesday -by Sanford police. Oatlin was charged with retail theft and trespassing after warning. Gatlin was arrested in the 1700 block of West Airport Boulevard. Report said that Gatlin waa stopped by an officer who observed a 100-foot extension cord stuffed down the front of his pants. f W & O R S i f t d n iM Juan Hernande*. 20. of 4154 Olympia. Waahlnglon. wus °rrf Jg« f a^g4gy b y Sanford police. Hernandes was chargea with retail theft and arrested In the 300 block of Towne Centre Circle. Report aald that he put an Item In a shopping bag and then exited store. Carlos OrUx, 40. of 6829 Lowell C l., Casselberry, was arrested Wednesday by Sanford police. Ortix was charged with retail theft and arrested In the 300 block of Town Centre Circle. Report aald that Ortix entered a dressing room with two pairs of jeans and exited with one. Report said that Ortix left wearing the Jeans. Roberto Vega, 20. of 721 Cheltenham Avc.. Deltona, was arrested Wednesday by Sanford police. Vega was charged wllh retail theft and arrested In the 300 block of Towne Centre Circle. Report aald that he placed a hat In his rear pocket and then tried to exit store. Guido Mahccha. 20. of 44 Second Rd.. Del)ary, was arrested Wednesday by Sanford police. Mnhecha was charged with retail theft and was arrested In the 300 block of Towne Centre Circle. Grand theft charged Steven Navas. 37. of 17 Elder Springs Dr.. Sanford, wus arrested Tuesday by Sanford police. Navas was charged with grand theft and burglnry to structure and arrestee nt his residence. Drug chargee Walter Cain. 35. of 1408 W. llt h St.. Sanford, was arrested Wednesday by Sanford police. Cain was charged wllh possession of crack cocaine and possession of crack cocalnr with Intent to distribute. Cain was arrested In the 1000 Block of Jessamine Avenue. Sanford Q .U.A.D. squad responded lo u call about a drug transaction. Incident* A Murray 20-lnch boys Rampage bike worth 850 was reported stolen In the I BOO block of Maple Avenue. A Nlshlkt bike worth 8200 was stolen Wednesday as part of .an armed robbery at the corner of 13th Street and Park (Avenue. A blue 85 Cheverolet Z-2B Camaro two door, license plute number LZE10V. was stolen Wednesday In the 300 block of » Rachelle. * A 25-Inch Zenith color television worth 8300 was stolen Wednesday In the 1500 block of West 25th Sheet. 1 Yard tools, saws and a French door and frame totaling >•1,215 were stolen Wednesday In the 100 block of North ih •Poplar Avenue. t Sairfhrcf Herald atw aAm ,,!■ Movie Continued from Page 2A themes about the family that are cllched and overused) dialogue like 'doeen't stand a ghost of a chance* shows screenwriter Ineptitude; the C O effect* are less than con­ vincing compared to the stel­ lar job of the theater Casperi there to shameless marketing tactics on the part of 20th Century Fox and Saban E n ter­ tainment to advertise their films and television shows; and. the acting could be clas­ sified os amateurish at best. There are, however, two good things about the new video venture: I .) It will appeal to small children -It s targst' c ro w d - and, 2.) Ihe vanish!; ling act the film does after its 90 minute running time to the most notable. rn ——-A —AO. . ----- -A A- a— Sanford Museum officials In on short to preserve the h Itofoi n i rof J iltA sg>iM ■ ■safi ■i rriMUfy mm w stabilising (he building. When Ihe stage waa removed, work­ ers discovered about three feet of standing water, which has since been pumped twice. The building to being aired out. A recently discovered orches­ tra pit will be refurbished and the front door will be moved back about 15 feet to allow an open lobby! The marquee will he bonrded up until It ran be refurbished. The theater's 12 windows will be restored with canvas canopies. The 10.000 square-foot thea­ ter will have about 550 seats because of safely reasons and American Disability Acts re­ quirements. The Rllx first opened in August 1923 with about 1.000 seats as a vaudeville theatrr offering Sanford residents live theater. Since then, various projects havt come and gone leaving the theater empty for long periods of time In a con­ stant state of deterioration Gross, who was contracted a s the project architect about four months ago. said he has loved Sanford since he started hla first project here In 1078. 'It's a great community. It's a •hante that a few special Inter­ est groups wont to have their thumb In everything * Restoration Continued from Fags 1A T h is purchase brings us a n ­ other step closer to meeting the Legislature's mandate lo clean up Lake Apopka.* said Henry Dean, executive director of the District. *We'we a lot of work ahead of us. but we've never been this close to real­ ising the dream of a restored Lake Apopka.* ■■■■■■— : . ,T T T 7, A, tT ■C m C A R O L S * . B B A O LS i Carole R. Beagle. 05, Sunset Drive. Longwaod. died Tues­ day, Sept. 0, 1997. Born In Allentown. Pa., she moved to Central Florida In 1977. Mrs. waa a secretary. She was a member of C hurch of the New Covenant. Survivors include sons. Rex. Fern Park, Max. Miami, Jon. Boonvtlle. Ind.i daughter. LuAna Peres, Grand Rapids. Mich.; .later. Jean Hoover. M artlnaburg Pa.; live grand­ children. Wood lawn Funeral Home and Memorial Park. Orlando. In charge of arrangements. D O N A LD ED W A R D B U LLA R D Donald Edward Bullard. 87. Cherokee Circle, died T h u rs ­ day, Sept. I I , 1997. Born In Snovcr. Mich, on April 7. 1910, he moved to Central Florida In 1974. Mr. Bullard waa an owner and operator of a plumbing business. Hew was a 32 degree Mason, a m em ber of Berkley Masonic Lodge, member of the Plumbers and Pipefitters Union. Local #96. Survivors Include wife. Pran­ ces P.i daughter, Barbara L. Boose, Sanford: four grand­ itorc children. three great­ grandchildren. Brlsson funeral Home. Sonford. In charge of arrange­ ments. HERBERT C. STOCK Herbert C. Block, 77. West Ninth Street, Sanford, died Wednesday, Sept. 10, 1997. Boro In South Dakota, he moved to Central Florida In 1992. Mr. Stock waa an engl- , neer. He was a member of American U p o n Poet 53 in Sanford, he waa a Navy veteran of World War II and a m em ber of Veterans of Foreign Wars, Longwood. fiurvtvora Include aone, Brian, Jenks, Okie., Crslg. Sacramento, C alif..1 Curtis. DeBaryi daughter, Tra c y Westfall, Holiday: brother, Charles. Florida; slater Oletta. Georgia: four grandchildren! one great-grandchild. Baldwtn-Fairchild Oak lawn Park Cemetery and funeral Home, lake Mary, in charge of arrangements. O EN B P AUL S U N D A Y Gene Paul Sunday, 74. Mockingbird Lane. Winter Springs, died Sept. 0, 1997. B om In Detroit, Mich, on Afxrll 1, 1923, he moved to Central Florida In 1979. He was a salesman and a member of Palmetto Presbyterian Church In Miami. Sunday ts i mem) * -I •ncjAm wi* w nooowi m Xj rgcwOTTy recnoveo pountoing 10 Ritz 1A proval. Skat said he was concerned that Gross's actions would set a precedent and people desir­ ing changes to their buildings would bypass the board proc­ ess. Gross said he followed p ro­ cedures and removed Ihe win­ faculty or administrators from each school serve as advisors dows because they were life sufety Heme. who supervise the meetings. ’ We went through City Hall T h r group meets five times a and all the channels,.. we did year. According to Marry Gray, nothing wrong.* Gross said. student activities director nt Solllen told Gross he should Lake Maty High School and the advisor for the schools repre­ have come to the board first. 'If you want to be holler than sentatives. this la the first year that (he SCPSAHSSC has votrd thou, then get off Ihe board...I am Inclined to ask for your to take on a project of this magnitude. In order to be con­ resignation.* Solllen said. At that point Gross pro­ sidered In the school board's annual review of the Secondary ceeded lo give an update of Ihe Student Conduct and Disci­ renovation referring to a 1929 pline Code, the District Stu­ photograph of the theater lo­ dent Council must finalise a cated at 203 Magnolia Avenue. He said his goal was to bring formal report by February nal This gives the p o u p only two the theater beck to Us original more meetings In which to ac­ state as much as possible. Be­ cause of extensive water dam ­ complish this task. After.,* discussion period of age end years at deterioration, what the audience considered Gross said *we were months appropriate or Inappropriate away fro m , toeing the entire structure.* dress, district president Nick arose added that the win­ Nnnton Introduced Robinson. dows were being stored In the Robinson first explained the building next door owned by make-up and function of the Kay Barthokm cw. Also In school board, how the board Is storage ore fountains thought elected and how policy is “ * tn the to have been Installed made. 1930s. Her bulldtng. originally In explaining the current planned for an art gallery, has dress code she Issued a twobeen the site of several theater part challenge: define what Is productions, most recently, acceptable and whnt Is en­ 'Nunsenae.* forceable. Following the meeting. Kay 'Von need to talk to your fel­ Bartholomew, trice president of low students.' Robinson said. the Ritx renovation committee, 'Itecause that's who you repre­ said the hlstqfic board let Its sent." petty differences get In the way The student council chose to of forward movement. She said research the project by finding the renovaUon crew had to act out how parochial and non- quickly because of time limits parochial private schools, elite set on the grants and also be­ private schools In the North­ cause of Ihe deteriorating con­ ent east. other Central Florida dition of the Rita building. public schools and society 'G e rry knows what he's doing deals with the dress code. Also and they should let him go forone school will research (he ward,* Bartholomew ‘ said. -He's effectiveness of uniforms and doing this at • very reduced one school will examine the rate and he has a lot of expert-, First Amendment ramifica­ ence In downtown Sanford, tions. They will also become lie's restored most of First familiar with how each school 9treet.* enforces the current dress code Gross on Friday said he and how the administrators In­ plans to stay with the project, terpret 11. which he estimates will take The District Student C oun­ about two years depending on cil's suggestions will be re­ (he money flow and the actual viewed the board In a work renovation. He estimated the session and If any changes are epat of the project, not count­ to be made, the changes will ing the seating lo be shout be advertised and brought be­ 6900.000. fore the public In a regular Funded through county and meeting of the school board. state grants totaling about Robinson also encouraged 8180.000, the actual work on the students to choose a time the theater started about a when they could meet with the month ago when crews demol­ school board members In a ished interior rotting struc­ round table discussion. tures. The stags has been re­ "Your opinion Is critical.* moved and the roof will need to Robinson told the group In be replaced, Gross said, adding dosing, that crews are now focusing on tempts to take the movies out of the theaters will never work no matter how great the ef­ fects arc. or the sound to. or the quality of the home enter' tain me nt system u's played on. These films - o r products as the case may b e - to part of a disturbing trend: Studios and cable Television stations are canning the movies. These big screen Imitators may be cheaper to make, but the cost comes out In the product. Cneper, A B p lrlfd B egin ning (Tw o stars) arrived In video stores this week from 20th Century Fox home video. It to an excellent example of how these. dims are handled wllh less care than their cineplex counterparts. The new Catper offers: cMRid by Kay Bartholomew. Bartholomew haa floe# Tha Has Theater on Magnola Avenue served as a movts theater during N 1070s. During tha ongoing renovation, windows tsars removed tor Me softtty issues are being stored to h e buMng next door --------- ■»»■ S , ■» IT bee of VFW #5405 In Winter Springs. Day Chapter #30 In Sanford and the Central F lor­ ida Society for Historic Preser­ vation in Longwoud. He wo* also a US Navy veteran from World Way II. Survivors include wife. Kitty l.i daughters. Paula J. Dowl­ ing. Sanford. Sydnle C. Stepp. Sarasota. Tracey. Miami; brother. Paul. Philadelphia. Pa.; six grandchildren. Gaines Corey Hand Oarden Chapel funeral Home. Langwood. In charge of arrange­ ments. Jamea Sechreot, Sr. 1919-1/12*9 BARELY HOME I am borne In Heaves, dear one* All's to happy, all's so bright] Tbere's perfect joy and beany In this everlasting light. All the pain and grief art over, Every reideas mating passed: I am now ri peon forever. Safety home In Heaven at Iasi. Did yoa loader I ao calmly Trad Um Valley of Um Shade? Oh! bat leas# Is Every dark and tearful i And lla cum Himself to meet me la Uui way to hard lo tread And siib lews' arm to lean on Could I baie ooe douU or dread? Then you must oot grieve to aorety. Furl love you dearly util; Try to took beyood esrUfa shadows, Pray to tnwi our Father's wtlL There Is fork mil wilting for you. Bo you must not Idle (Usd Do your work while life rvmtlneUt You abaQ m l La. Wbes tool work Is all completed. Ha wM geetoly csN yes home; Okt Ike rapture of ihe meeting! OW Ike kv to see you cornel atorryMaSrSt tore from Um family, fi �1f I ts*' Ai *XiftX*•** . Mormons celebrate 150 years Pastor annlvarsary T*1 - P ^ * 1® tow tleom e to help celebrate Zion Hope M.D. Church*1 pastor's anniversary. Pastor Ellas Caffey wtll be honored on Bun.. Sept, at at I I a.m. and at 3:90 p.m. The church to located on the corner of Orarife Avenue and Bth Street. Church aetlvltlas Allen Chapel A M E Church. 1903 Olive Ave.. to offering free tutoring hi reading and math akille tor elementary students i Monday. Tuesday and Thursday Bom 4 to *90 p m.. Wednes­ day Bom 3 to 4:90 p.m. Middle school students Monday. Theed ^t. Thursday Bom B to 8:30 p m and Wednesday horn 3:30 to "youth church activities tor * e e 13 to I I meet the Arst » d 4th Tuesdays of each month at 7 p.m. Parents attend*** is requhed at all msetmgi. Youth eervtcee are held on the fourth Sunday of the month at B p.m. The amse choir will have a rummage sal* at the church on Saturday. Bept. 13 Bom • a m . to I p.m. Par more Information call the church office at 383-BB64. Health program Exciting news about a weighty subject: Sanford's first B a p ­ tist Church Invites the public to attend its first orientation session for the Christ-centered health program f i r s t Place* to be held Bun., Bept. 7 at 4 p.m. in the Chape) of the church at B IB South Park Arc. WUh a strong emphasla on wetMit control, The f i r s t Place* program consuls of weekly B ills studies: dally Scripture memory: and com m ltm cnU to prayer, exercise and proper nu­ trition. The food plan Is recommended by the Amcrtcwi Dia­ betic Association. The orientation wtll Include discussion of the costs, meeting schedules and course material. Anyone Interested m partici­ pating but unable to attend this orientation session ahould contact the church office M 322-0041 for more details. 8 h you at tha pola *8ce you at the pole.* a national event for students to gather around their school flag poles tn prayer at 7 a m . fo r further Information call the Campus Crusade for Christ Student Ven­ ture office M 826-2ISO. Concert of Prayer Evangel Assembly. 5836 Hoffher Ave.. off 436 . near the Or­ lando Airport, will host a Concert of Prayer on Sept. 20 at 7 p.m. For more details call 670-2645 ext. 9600. Family Weekend Sanford Churrfi or Christ. 1600 S. Park Ave.. will hold n Family Weekend on Sepl. 20 nnd 21 with Dennis Jones. President of Infernallonnl tllhlr College In Florence. Alabainn. ns the speaker for the event. Saturdays service will begin at 10 n.m. and will feature a cookoui at noon. Jones will again present n lesson Sunday at 0:30 a m. and a covered dish luncheon will be hosted following Bible classes. For more Information call the.ckuroh affileiat 302-7781-'-.? Community Day bon Day* on Bapt 20. It wft ba held M 1001 Csisry Av*. Bom 10 am. to 3 p.m. Commefty Action Day wB feature choke, groups, dancers end vari­ ous otwr acMvtbsa Thsrs wB bs a hssbh ton! to tabs Mood prsssurss and blood sugar Mats tree. Pood and unique barns wBaho be Matured. The puMc Is Invited to at- The C hurch of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Is cele­ brating the 150th anniver­ sary of the arrival of the Mormon pioneers In the Salt Lake Valley. The story be­ hind the anniversary is a piece of American history In­ terspersed with, religious persecution, the American west, hardship and faith. W M PE-Channel 24 recently aired T r a i l of Hope: The Story of Mormon Ttall." Re­ sponse to the documentary was so poslttvs that the sta­ tion Is planning to Mr It agMn at a litu re date. la the 1800s the Mormons* rsMgton made them a close knit community within a community. Non-Mormana feared that the Mormon's the hope that they could live end worship In peace, the Saints bulh the city of Nauvoo, Illinois. In the years that followed Nauvoo, located on a bend of the Mississippi River, p m to be one of Illinois’ largest cities. The Saints began the work of building a temple. But the persecution began again. O n June 27. 1644 an Gary mob stormed the Jail tn Carthage. Illinois and mur­ dered Prophet Joseph Smith and his brother Hvrum. Following the death of Prophet Joseph Smith the Saints planned to move west to the Rocky Mountains, un­ der the leadership of Brigham Young, President of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles. The Church lead­ ers studied the most up-todate maps and information. Though the Saints know that they must leave Nauvoo thetr commitment to completing the temple became even stronger. The temple Would become a symbol of thetr dedication to thetr beliefs, and thetr faith In the plan God had for them. The Saints planned to leave Nau­ voo in the spring of 1846. but threats of more violence hastened thetr plans. The Mormons had to sell thetr homesteads at great losses. Some had to simply walk away leaving virtually every­ thing they owned behind. The great exodus from Nau­ voo began on February 4.1646. The pilgrimage west was fraught with hardships. Mormon settlers faced the same perils as the settlers who came before and after different, shared a common bond. Each wna seeking n place to live in pence and freedom. Tha Saints mode the long, arduous trek, not as fearful people fleeing, but as the ftotnfiil heading to the promised land. The Saints were trallblai* era. Durtng thetr migration the pioneers unproved roods, bulh bridges, kept accurate travel records, and made lasting contributions to the technology of the day. One at the Saints, William Clayton, later wrote a book boar d on the kmioliiilgi gm lured durtng thetr trip. *Tbe Im m i­ grant’s Guide* eras used by settlers of all (hitha. United States army recruiters made a request for Mormon men to serve In the Mexican W e . Tbs Mormon Battalion, a unit of 841 men. left Uiclr families behind an the trail to serve their country. Those left behind continued on After a Journey of 1300 miles The Saints finally reached thetr destination Upon seeing the promised land for the first time Presi­ dent Brigham Young la re­ ported to have said. *|| is enough. This la the right place.* Ju ly 24. 1647 marked the Mormons official entry Into the Salt Lake valley. Their TP1 C on gregation B oth E l Journey bad been a testa­ ment to the human spirit, the strength of many with a united mission, and the Lilftllment of a prophecy. •B honor of their pioneer heritage wards throughout ths world were encouraged to jpva 150 hours of service to thetr communities. Many lo­ cal organisations Including tha Florida State Bureau of Braille and Talking Book Li­ brary. Children’s Home Soci­ ety. Habitat for Humanity and Outreach Rescue Mis­ sion benefited bom the vol­ unteer hours and donated goods. During Pioneer Serv­ ice days roadways were cleaned, blood was donated, trees were planted, and do­ nated goods were gathered cleaning and repairing the Pace-Jackson Cemetery In Sanford. More than 1500 hours of volunteer eenrtce were given in the Central Florida area. The Lake Mary Stake of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints la located at 2505 Lake Em m a Road In Lake Mary. The Family H is­ tory Center is also located at that address and contains a genealogy library that la open to the public. For more Information you Aisy contact the Stake at (407) 333-0645 or the Fam ily History Center at (407) 3330137. Revival promoted by Pastor Patterson I These words appear on a tomb o f a n A n g lic a n b is h o p In Westminster Abbey: "W lten I was young and free and m y Imlglnatlon had no limits. I dreamed of changing (he world. I discovered the world would not change. ao I shortened m y sights somewhat and decided to change my If I had only changed myself country. first. But It too. seemed Immovable. then by example I would have As I grew Into my twilight changed m y family. years. From their Inspiration and tn one last desperate attempt. I settled for changing m y encouragement. 1 would have been able to family. better m y country and, those closest to me. who knows, I m ay have even B ut alas, they would have changed the w orld." none of u. A n d now as 1 lie on m y Let revival begin with you, deathbed. I suddenly realize: • I C e n tra l F to rM a SUNDAY, SEPT. 21,9:30 A M WITH COWBOY MUSIC EVANGELIST S C O TT BROW N Wear your favorite country western duds and enjoy a time of fun with chriitian cowboy, Cal (407) 716-3729 or (407) 166-7143 tor loketo and Information, or VtofT OUR WEB H T B A T W W W .B TH B L .O IIQ oiiiwa iMi e i4w*B oww tin u wnwiea at, iwiwqMLr arrn * m rem i •he I have mysubscription to the SattfordHerald, Scott Brown. Bmr>B>Que Dinner Far Meal Reservatioa Call 323*2914 by neoto Wed,, Sept 17 $15 per AunOy RS.V.P. by Wed., Sept. 17th For local Sports • People * Health &. Fitness • Education • Local Editorials and Local News ft ift e M P fe " Sanford Herald 3101 W. 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The Silver Hawks beat Oviedo, setting up a three-way playoff with Lake Brantley far the two post sea­ son Spots available . - Ovtcdo ended u p aa the odd team out. relegat­ ing them to the Rotary Bowl. For the Liana. It was also the final game for longtime coach Jack Blanton who turned the reigns over for Oreg Register this season. T o ­ night. Register will be making his Seminole Ath­ letic Conference debut. Last week. The Lions bounced University with a steady performance bom new quarterback Josh Cullen who fired a touchdown paas. and two rushing touchdowns from Jamie Scott (129 yards). Scott and Leroy Jackson make up the bulk of the Lions' attack. At Lake Howell, the Silver Hawka who are per­ ennially the team to beat In (he SAC. got off 10 a rough start last weekend. Despite a 73-yard touchdown run by quarterback Jeaae llannon. Lake Howell loot their opener for the first time In years, llannon also fired a touchdown pass to Victor Ncspeca. Tribe-Panthers start new est rivalry H t f d d Staff Writer_______________________________ RAM m nn According to Pine Ridge coach, TUn Johnson. “ ‘" “ Ugh the kids might have reeented War- u l n ™ M l U ^ M U bTnShll^TS tef.1. % | S S f " “ * '“ • lho~ * " “"»■ * • » * • « « • . >n ^ o p p :m «n t aa we!l. ft? , the players,' Johnson aald. -B ut the klda are not looking at the game aa per eonal. They are ‘ 22! « r !h T n !.iX ™ teaaon for both teama will have o£e ■eat once th e earn* la o ve r « th. team ,e*m ln lh e d rlw r'* T h is game la Important because it la our first district game,* Seminole coach Jim Worthington said. *We have to go In ready lo play and It's real Important that we win so that we have a fool into the district race.* There Is another reason, however, that this game will be an emotional one. Worthington wna the head coach at Pine Ridge far three years before taking the top lob al Seminole. At Drsl , some of the Pine Ridge players look Worthington's choice personally. *1 made a professional choice lo leave Pine Ridge,* Worthington said. *lt was in no way per­ sonal. especially toward the players. 1 really liked all pf the klda and still do. 1 wouldn't hesi­ tate to tell a recruiter to go over there and look 23512 !!£ ; X to th ly M a U tu T tttra co*ch- Worthington ----------. T C T ., , dlau uno k e longer here.^ But^ I awhile. Worthington la only looking forward to the game for (he same reasons aa his Volusia County opponents. Ilia players know how much a win would mean In the district race and are ready to play, The fact that the game la against •heir coach's old team would just make a s in I llllle sweeter. 'We really want lo win to show Pine Ridge (hat we re coach Worthington s team now.* aald linebacker T .J . Marlin, who will be ptaytng hie first game of the seaaon after Buffering an in ju ry that knocked him out of Iasi weekend! opener, a 19-14 win over SAC rival Lyman. *Bul we're going out there, ready lo play, and looking to win a district game. There will probably be a lit- Rams, Hounds boys get volleyball wins Lska Mary (0-1, laat wMk lost to Edgswatsr, 28-23) at Lyman (0-1, laat wsak loat to Saminola, 19- 14), 7:30 p.m. LONG W O OD _ The Rama and Orcyhounds face off In what am ount! lo a do-or dle contest In the second game of the, season. Both teams lost Iasi week In their season openera and must win to­ night lo keep playoff hopes alive In the tough Class GA-DUtrlct Lake Mary surrendered a 17-point first quarter lead al Edgcwater but did have some shining moments. Cory Cooper threw three touchdown passes to newcomer TUn Spivey and Robbie Randall had a big night carrying the ball. „ ll was the defense, expected to be Lake Mary's strong suit, that led cosch Doug Peters down with a miserable night stopping the run. At Lyman, coach Larry Baker Is hoping hla team can finally turn the corner but cams up short In the opening loss to revamped Seminole. Lyman stayed close as Jos Qloia caught a touch­ down paaa horn quarterback Brian Krause and another touchdown run by newcomer Brad Har­ ris. but time ran out on Lyman. The Greyhounds are led by all-everythlng Tarlk McCall who la one of the best all-around players In the county. O n defense, the Orcyhounds look solid despite having only three returning starters from last season. Lsks Brsntlsy (0- 1, last watk lost to Apopka, 30-20) at Daland (laat waak loat to Mainland 35-0), 7:30 p.m. DeLAND _ The Patriots are stlU looking for their first win under coach Oeorge Clayton. Last week, the Patriots gave up 10 potnla in a ninesecond span In (he fourth quarter lo fall to neighborhood rival Apopka despite a big night on (he ground. For the second straight week. Brian Criswell broke a long touchdown run from his quarter­ back spot. In both games, Criswell went straight up the middle. Ryan Pagan. Um Patriots' work­ horse. also ripped off an SO-yard run. le e Football, Page 2B Banknote Mgh School offensive Insmsn Jeff Fstn receives Ns Sanford Opbmiei Ckdi Player of the Wesk Award from member Betty Venn tor his it roaches (knocking s defensive player an his back) end an overs! grads ol 75-percent m a victory egimsi Lyman last Friday. LAKE MARY _ Ryan Holm had 35 assists aa the Lake Mary boys' volleyball team ran Its record to 4I with a 15-6. IS -9 victory over visiting Bishop Moore Thursday night. *We are working logelher and gaining confidence aa we continue to progress aa a team.* aald Lake Mary coach Jewinle fisher. T h is la a rebuilding year for ua and we a n working both ends of the court well. The whole aspect of our game la coming together.* Also pitying well for (he Rams were Mike Otero ( I I kills, three blocks). Jason Hawkins 1)2 kills. :.lne blocks) and «c o tt Henderson (nine kills). Lake Mary will travel lo Lake Brantley on Monday and then host Oviedo next -Wednesday in Semi­ nole Athletic Conference matchups and then travel lo Winter Garden next Thursday for a contest with West Orange. AU matches begin with the junior varsity at S p.m. with the varsity set for s 7 p.m. start. L Y M A N O V E R .8 0 0 D ELTO N A _ Lyman's boys volley- ball team gained added spirit and confidence aa they raised their re­ cord to 3-2 after defeating Trinity Christian Academy Thursday night. Lyman coach Norman Ready said. *We played real well in the first game 110-01 but slacked off m the second 115-171.' Stewart Cragsr. Kevin Oray. and Michael CaroUn had 24 blocks among them which helped In win­ ning the game. Evan Lotacono had Mats. I Mamsis also served: 12 at U m IS points. Oray ta d S * d t p and Eric Soto luid abr. Cragsr served seven sees and Gray had nine. Ready aald. T h e second gsme 1 tried to substitute aM the players so everyone would get a chance to play. Our strength at the net won the game.* The Greyhounds will stay on the road for a Seminole Athletic C o n ­ ference match at Lake Howell on Monday night and then head over to East Orlando for a contest with University on Tuesday. Lyman will thwen return home for an SAC matchup with Seminole on Wednesday. All games start with the junior varsity at S p.m. and the varsity takes the floor at 7 p.m. M cC o y’s hit leads Central Baptist count to highlight the opening night of play In the Sanford Recreation Department Men's Fall Thursday Night Ptnehurst Park Slowpltch Softball League. In (he other games. All Soule scored two runs In the fifth inning to edge ADAPCO 8-8 and K ft L Lawn scored In every Inning lo beat SEI 15-10. Next week. K ft L Lawn battles Central Baptist at 6:30 p.m.: All Souls lakes on E Z I Discount at 7:30 p.m.: and SEI faces ADAPCO al 8:30 p.m. Providing the offense were: All Souls: three hits _ Joe San (ora (three RBI): two hits _ Scott RJtcnour (triple, double, three runs. RBI), Chrla Bryson (double, two runs): one hit Anton W inners display powerful offense, defense at Chase ★ Thursday 7-10 P.M. T i e D ra ft • D4*SO P N sh M T b s Syndicate 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 THt �a t - Sanlord Hstsld, Ssnlord, Florida - Friday. Ssptsmbsr 12, 1W7 Rivalry------------------- Football--------------------------Con Hawed B o m Paga IB Delnod struggled In Us first game In District 6A Class 4. After giving Seminole a fight In the Kickoff Classic, the Bulldogs got routed by a stronger team la their opener. Running bnck Union Akins Is one of the best In Voltislu County and sophomore Craig Candela ItAds the Bulldogs who lost to Lake Howell In the first round of the state playoffs last season but have little returning. * Ssmlnols (1-0, last week bsat Lyman, 19-14) at Pina Rldgt (0-1, last wstk lost to Ssabrsstti 2116), 7:30 p.m. This matchup should prove to be a healed one as Seminole coach Jim Worthington leads hts Notes against his former team. Pine Ridge. ‘We're focusing on the game as Important to the district.* Worthington said. *1 don't think that the kid* arc as stressed about who we re playing as they are about starting off the dis­ trict race with a wtn." Last week. Seminole beat cross-town rival Lyman, led b y running back powerhouses Joe Knight and Dean 1toward. Sophomore quarter­ IN BRIEF back Garrett Goldsmith la fitting In nicely with his new varsity offense ana although the passing game la a tittle rusty, the offensive line is making nice holes for their ba ck s.' O n the other tide of the ball, the secondary lived up to Ua preseason expectations and pro­ tected plcely against the Lyman passing a t­ tack. Pine Ridge suffered Its first loss of the sea­ son when (he clock ran out aa the team moved the ball to the two-inch line. They a rt ready, however, to shake off that loss and to play an anxiously awaiting Seminole team. "We've had good practices.' said Pins Ridge coach Tim Johnson. T h e kids haven't said much about the fact that they're going up against their old coach. They Just want to win this one because It Is a district game and It's very important.* Look for a pretty evenly mixed offense when Pine Ridge Is In control. When hill back Ja y Rogers and tall back Keith Alexander aren't busting up the field, quarterback Steve Pilcher will attempt to find one of hia talented receiv­ ers. Special teams may be the key to the game as Seminole has Jason Armstrong and the Pan­ thers have a young staff. The J r . Midgets were just as tmpreaatve as they posted a 28-0 shutout. Maurice Byrd abbed the ball away from the Barracuda's B and ran for a 78 yard T D for the holes, who added two more tda In the first half and one more in the second half on route to a vic­ tory. The Midgets were not as lucky getting be­ hind early and never really getting Into a good rhythm and losing 28-8. Douglas Waltgurskl, Darrell Montgomery and Jonathan Kraft put forth an outstanding effort. Last but not least, we would like to mention the cheerleaders whose hard work and effort shlnea every play of every game. C ontinued Arum Page I B lie trash talking at first, but after we tackle them good and sound, that should take care of that.* Not auprlsingly. the Pan ther players have the asms sentiments for their Friday night oppo­ nent. especially after a potential game-winning drive stalled inside the one-yard line during a loss to Seabreete last week. ‘We're ready to play because this game could play a key role in the playoff picture, said line- SYFA splits with NSB Lsst year’s property tax levy: Edgewater C.C. Invitational ORLANDO _ Most Seminole Athletic Confer­ ence cross country teams will be heading to the Edgewater Invitational tomorrow morning at Spruce Grove Park. The six race meet will begin with the girls' Class 8A varsity race at 8 a m. and will be followed by the 6A boys at 8:30 a m., the BA glrla at 0 a.m., the 8A boys si 0:30 a m., the junior varsity girls at 10 a.m. and the Junior varsity boys at 10:30 a.m. To get to the park, take 14 to 441. go South to Holden, take a left and go a mils to park on right. NEW SMYRNA BEAC H _ In Saturday games Sanford Youth Football Association teams against New Smyrna Beach, the Seminolea were 2-2*1. The Mltey Mltca played a find game in the 86 draw, despite having two touchdowns called back because of penalty flags. Scoring the only omctal touchdown for the Mltey Mltca was Kevin Elliott. Also receiving some playing time were Dwayne Moo short' Manley. Darrell Davis and Henry Dye. The Jr. Pee wees were not as fortunate as they lost to the Cuda 28-12. The team played well despite the Injuries to three starter and four players missing the game. Marcus Ken­ LO N G W O OD Change drick and William Edison had a good game as did Chris Smith who ran and 70 yard touch­ 2280 North Highway 427 hold a Bee Grand Opening down with both ankles heavily taped. The Pec Wees controlled the ball much of from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Master Qedo Chang will the game not allowing a barracuda first down. Highlights of this 13-0 wtn were Chris "Bull* fight control, police Osier recovering a tumble and Chris Castillo. women's self defense and Jeff Bowers and Michael Oople dominating Seminole County Sheriff th ritn e m ilia m x g r fer-V ic offensive unit. ether local Police Department T h trl m ftow ■■t i l l I PUffekr Davis who will '.arc expected to be on hand. Par mors Information, call be8ut Mr the season with a broken left arm. Academy at (407) 834-8877 or Get'well tu m e rtl A. Initially proposed tax levy..........................$2,8 8 2,7 7 5 B. Less tax reductions due to Value Adjustment Board and other assessment changes ....$ . (1,738) C. Actual property tax levy.............................. $2,884,513 This year’s proposed tax levy........................$2,966,275 All concerned citizens are Invited to attend a 16963627 on the tax increase to be held on Frasier (three RBI); one hit _ Donnie McCoy (run. RBI), Jim Schaefer. Greg Hensley (one RBI each). Power Team: two hits _ Scott Frances (double); one hit _ Nel­ son Aviles (double, two RBI), Stacey Bds (double, run). Steve Pridgen (RBI). Robert Hogan (run); run _ Ralph Ricnhart. Beer: 30: three hits _ Jerry Governs!* (home run. two runs. RBI). Mark Huaman (two triples, taro runs, three RBI). Mark Hoffman (two runs. RBI); two hits _ Keith Denton (double, run). Mike Papta (two runs, RBI). Steve MacKey (run. RBIh one hit _ Kenny Pcrfctna (two RBI); two RBI _ Clancy Wallace; run _ Mark Clattcrbuck. The Syndicate: two hita _ Kevan Hoyt. Chad Hoyt (ana RBI each); one hit Rob Indorado (double, run), Brian Reed (run. RBI). Ja y Reese (run). Chris Smith, Mike Jancr. Rob Fuller, Cliff Golden. „ Monday, September 1 5 ,1 9 9 7 7:00 P.M. at Longwood City Commission Chambers 175 W. Warren Avenue ' Longwood, Florida 32750 ChaseCoattnood from Paga IB Nickle (double, run. RBI]. David Goldstlck (run. two RBI). Brian Curtis; one hit _ Cary Keefer (run. RBI). Brantley Brumley. W.L. Gracey (one run each). Billy Gracey; RBI Bobby Keefer. Blake's Boys: four hits _ Keith Acrec (three runs, five RBI); three hits _ Joel Lipscomb (two doubles, four runs, two RBI): two hits _ Solomon Hardy (double, two runs, RBI). Mike Moore. Alan Peterson (one dou­ ble and one run each). Anton Grooms (three runs. RBI). Mike In all, the game tonight at Thom ae E. Whfeham Stadium should p ro w to ha IW lo t emotion, hard hitting and good p U ym g. Doni be euprtaed, though, tf the ptaytra fcel a l l t t k bit stronger about the match up than they're letting on. It'll probably ahoar In the strength of the tackles, the celebratlona alter scores and the reactions of the kids alter the gams Is over. The City of Longwood has tentatively adopted a measure to increase its property tax levy. Self defense ' T h e y just better be ready tor uebecauae wt'n going to come at them hard and tost.* added offensive lineman Carloe Corchado. NOTICE OF PROPOSED TAX INCREASE S the Tribe was able to pull off the comeback. Clarence Latimer ran for 180 yards and scored threw touchdowns for the Qreybounda. *We had a great running game and a tre­ mendous comeback,* said Seminole coech Ray Georgs. "We shut Lyman out with our ftronj do&ssc." Seminole hosts Lake Brantley In a freshman-Junior varsity doubleheader starting at 8 p.m. next Wednesday. backer Jeff Terado. A FINAL DECI8I0N on the proposed tax increase and the i budget will be made at this hearing. Pinehurst— Continued from Paga I B Central Baptist: two hits Asa Evans (double, four R B lf Mike Schwars. Jeff Derryhlll (one run each); one hit _ Tracey Saxon (two runs. RBI), Mike McCoy, Todd Christensen (one run and one RBI each). Jack Doyle (run), Rob Thacker: one run _ Mike Hartman. E Z 1 Discount: three hlte _ Tony Taylor (RBI); two hits _ Michael Taylor, Jo hn Luferlng (one run and one RBI each). Jim m y Smith (run); one hit _ Steven Busaard (home run, run, three RBI), Chad Analey (double), Jamie PtUer (run. RBI), Mickey Cogbura (run). Nate P a k cu i one run _ BUI Cogburn. K ft L Lawn: two hits _ Jim m y Williams (home run. triple, two runs. RBI), Ron McNeil (two doubles, three runs, two RBI). B .J. Osborne (two RBI); one hit _ J.R. Spivey (double, run. RBI). Frankie Phtfllpa (two runs, RBI). Bobby McPherson (three runs), David Goff (two runs). T y Coke (RBI), Scott Carter (run); one run _ Jeff Lavtty. SE1; two hits _ Pete Quinlan (RBI); one hit _ Don Baati (two runs, two RBI), Shane Smith (run, two RBI), Larry Howe, Om ar Pabon (one run and one RBI each).. Scan Lindahl (two runs), Greg Liana. Eddie Bonilla, Chuck Ramsey (one run each). GENERAL FUND CASH BALANCES BROUGHT FORWARD ESTIMATED REVENUES: Ad Valorem Tksae • Safe* and UeeTbxee Franchise Fees uttttySarvtoafkxaa * M&dAAn9ou9 Othar Financing Sourose Florida Pro Late Model 125 doubleheader on tap racing action starting at S p.m. at Orlando BoeedWorid and 7 B tTH LO _ Th e Florida Pro p.m . at New •myraaSpeedway. Late Models wlU be back In Adults coat (1 8 ; children 12town this weekend for the IS wtth ID. (1 0 ; children 11 and Florida Pro Laic Model 128 free wtth paying adult. doubleheader at both Orlando Orlando SpeedWorld Is SpeedWorld and New Smyrna located 17 miles east of Orlando Bpeedway. 60 at the 820 Cocoa There wilt be 128 lape of great or 10 miles west of 108 off racing wtth d rive n from all over exit 70. while New Smyrna the state competing for the Speedway la located 10 miles 82,800 winner's prim . south of Daytona, between 14 In iqddlUon to U w Florida exit 86 (cast) end 108 exit 84 Pro's both tracks w ill, run (west). 4.6 miles weal of New regular racing In the Limited Smyrna Beach. l y Model. Modified. For n e t Information from Sportsman, Mini-Stock, Run-ABout and 4-Cyttndcr Bom ber either FABCAR facility, call (407) . 888*1387 (Orlando) or (Orlando o n lfl riaaass. Oates open at 6 p m . wtth (004) 437-4120 (New Smyrna). Spacial la tha Herald Total EsfrnMed Revenuesand Cash BefenoeeBrought Forward ESTIMATED EXPENDITURE / EXPENSES: General Oovsmment Pubic Safely Phytooal Environment Tnnapomtton CukursAReoreatton DtM (orvto# Othar Uaaa Total Expendtorres1Cxpeneee IT t 3.070.814 ENTERPRISE FUND ■ in a a n r^ 1444,770 171,180 211,000 178,100 878,400 600 18,500 331400 1 12401474 t 702.418 11,448,480 4,813,808 $24,060 1,701,308 400,088 00,388 380,780 88,325 2,188,400 334,500 114(0 > Reserves sjarasa 1100,048 1.801,106 240406 173,400 116410 aaMoon -2408438 . 3.034.884 282-411 1 12401474 > 700.418 Total Appropdatod Expenditures/Expanses and Reserves TOTAL MMgasoeoi *! Cha/gtotorSmvtoM Finn and ForWuree OreC.IAL REVENUE FUNDS i naaaae a THE TENTATIVE, ADOPTED AND / OR FINAL BUDGETS ARE ON FILE IN THE OFFICE O F THE �Saniotd Herald, Sanlord, Florida - Friday, September 12, 1007 - M How to avoid travel problems IN BRIEF Travel scams may seem like genuine air fore and vacation package bargains. Com plaints about travel promotiona are of­ ten related to telemarketing firms or postcards staling you have won a prise. Vacation cer­ tificates. club memberships and 2 -for-1 offers are travel promotions that may be too good to be true. Cone«rn«d Citizens meet Sunday Concerned CltUena for Belter Government, a non-parllsan, non profit ctttiena' action group meets the second Sunday of each month at 7 pp.m.. i_____ ______________________________ at the Prank Evans Center, corner__ of Crystal Lake Avenue and County Club Rood. Lake Mary, fo r Information, call 331-0334. Guest speaker will be Roger Simmermakcr, author of H o w Americans Can Buy American* Por Information, call 321-0384. fltMMtlHIR BARBARA HUGHES/ GREGG S Irae T o p ro ve s! problem s: • Never give your credit card or checking account number to n company that you don't know. wa r Blood Bank ssoks donors • Check out the travel firm with consumer protection agencies and the Better Bust ness Bu­ reau where the company Is fo- . Central Florida Blood Bank la asklac donor* of all typee of Wood - especially O-type donors - to donate at Ha Sanford branch. 1302 E. Second St. For Information, call 322-0823. TOPS mssts Monday morning • Oct all details of travel offers, including restrictions: and re­ fund policies, in writing before you pay. SA N FO R D - TO P S (Take off Pounds Sensibly) Chapter *821 meets every Monday at the Sanford Alliance Church. 1401 8. Park Ave.. Sanford. Note new hoursi Weigh-In la from 10 to 10:45 a.m .. and the meeting Is from 10:45 a.m. Co 11:30 p.tn. Por Information. call 324-5541 or 3 2 1-B240. • Check travel offers with the hotels, airlines or cruise lines Involved before you pay. Sanford Rotariana fo matt SAN FO R D — Rotary Club of Sanford meets every Monday at noon, st the Marina Hotel. oce*r ave* If you ars carafal. If you have a problem that iavotvesi • A travel promoter who won't provide the trtp or give you a refund, contact the Attorney OeneraTs Office In the state where the business is located. • Contact or payment sent by mail, complain to the U. 8. Postal Inspection Sendee’s re- Canosr support group masts Support, Hope and Recovery. 8 .H .A .R ., meets every Monday afternoon at 5 p.m. at Central Florida Regional Hospital in the for comer of the dining room. Th la la a self help support group for all cancer survivor*, whether In treatment now or finished with It. Call 324-8737 or 322-7785 for more Information. Contract D fK M S ten m liInvited to play contract bridge Bridge players Monday, at 10:30 a.m. al (he Sanford Senior Center. Por In­ formation. call 322-8320. Ovsrsstsrs Anonymous mssts Tussday SAN FO R D — Overeaten Anonymous meets every Tuesday, at 10 a.m. In Parish Hall W hlincr Lounge of lloly Cross Episcopal Church In Sanford. Th e meetings foal about an hour. There are no dues nor fees. The only requirement to allend la the desire lo slop callug compulsively. Lssm to play shufflsbosrd Th e Sanford Tourist and Shuffteboard Club practises every Tuesday slid Friday starting a I p.m.. and plays Inlcr-clly tournaments every Wednesday. TUuso Inlcreslrd In playing, learning to play or Joining the club may call Russ Kllncr. 322-7731, for Information. Sawing club gsthsrs Every Tuesday from 0:30 a.m. lo noon, the W OOPIE Sewing Club gathers at the Lake Mary Senior Center. 158 N. Country C lub Road, lo make baby c^ghc*.’ and Ifenmfor p urdfig^o m es as well as Items for the Christmas Store, t h e ’Items mods by the club are donated to preemle babies. mfratyig .^ftH* resi­ dents and gifts for the annual Christmas store.1 * Wsakty Lions Club masting Th e Sanford Lions Club marts every Tuesday at noon al the Colonial Room In downtown Sanford. Por Information, call Joyce Pltxgeraldat 322-7544. Th e community la asked to donate used eyeglasses to the club for Its alght program. BrkJgs club to niaat, play Sanford Duplicate Bridge C lub meets at noon each Tuesday at the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. 400 E. First St.. Sanford. i Hslp for gambiars offarad . O am bier* Anonymous and Gam -Anon for family and friends, era) at 7t30 meet separately Monday and Friday (non-smoker p-i.m.. Church of the Good Shepherd. _ _ 331 Lake Ave.. Maitland. Por more Information, call 238-9208. Narcotics Anonymous mssts Monday Narcotics Anonymous meets Monday at B p m . at the Presbyterian House of Goodwill. 317 Oak Ave.. Sanford. I t ’s n ic e tu h e K n e ttile il Rr otuRv coMttncv 1 truti. chow a mboniijf ctrtifod mmtQi thmptt ocbodywMf. Toraachyouf local PtaCuOOnlf, CJfl ,UfT MM77IWI74-MM flS H t K m H r HrbneU make riding more comfortable and fun. Not to mention safer. Protect your moat valuable asart. Aiwa) a wear a hebnei' Dear Readers, I got a call this week from a motl other of two teenager: rs In Seminole County schools. She was especially Interested In the letter from the mother of the girl whose language, dress and behavior had changed dramatically since the family's move from lows to Central Florida. Sue. the mother who called, would like lo share her experience In the hope that other parents might be able to learn from their family's pain. Sue grew up In Iowa and Is still a loyal I lawk eye fan. However, she and her family ** hack lived in Central Florida 1 far many years. The descrip-1 lion of their family could d o u -; hie for a 1950‘s T V show: par­ ents happily married, two children, stay-a!-home mom. church every Sunday, parents very involved In their chil­ dren's Uvea, both at home and at school. There are no rigs, rettes, alcohol or any other drugs in the home. So. whsl la wrong with this picture? When Sue's son turned 14. she began to notice subtle changes In his dress, attitude, language and behavior. Since everyone knows that turning 14 la a synonym for temporary Insanity. Sue attributed these changed lo 'normal* adoles­ cent Behavior. Things at school were also 323-9045 • Make aura you know all re­ strictions on airline tickets and what wilt happen If your planta change. • Protect your airline ticket, since lost tickets arc very with Your flight waa overbooked you were bumped, you aren't entitled to compensation if you reached your destination within I hour of scheduled ar­ rival lima. Beyond I hour (If you met the airline's check-ln requirements) you may receive face value of your ticket 11-2 hours late) or twice the amount up lo 8400 (more than 2 hours late). . Your baggage teas lost, de­ layed or damaged, notify the airline's airport staff Immedi­ ately. The airline's maximum liability per passenger on do­ mestic flights la 81.250 (80.70/pound) up to a maxion International you 'our plana change your refttna charged ticket, the airline must • The airline doesn't resolve the problem, contact U. 8. De­ partment of Transportation to report your complaint. File a sendee complaint with the Aviation Consumer Protection Division. U. S. Dept, of Tra n s ­ portation. C -78. Room 10406. 400 7th Street 8W, Washing­ ton, D C 20880. 1202) 308-2220. security 10 to the Federal Pet Arts a AtffluaMtratton. ntty and D lvision (APA-200). 800 ladsWashington, D C 20881. (202) 287-:-3484 or I S00-FAA-8URE. R A IL T R A V E L Complaints about railroad passenger sendee should be sent to Amtrak Customer rela­ tions. Washington Union Sta ­ tion, 60 Massachusetts Avenue NE. Washington. D C 20002. 1202) BOS-2121. Safety-related complaints should go to the Federal Railroad Adm inistra­ tion. Passenger Programs D ivi­ sion, 400 7th Street SW, Room 5411. Washington. D C 20590. (202) 388-S 8-9332. fra t' ■ beginning to change. At first he ws* lardy to a few classes. He then began cutting some classes and later started skipping school for a day at a drug*. he would act hurt and say. *How could you even think that I would do that?* This made them feel guilty and ashamed for wondering. Additionally, they had taken him to a doctor for a complete physical, including a drug screen, and the court ordered another one after his arrest. The result of both screenings were negative. When their son was 18. he had a religious experience that literally changed his life. He confessed that he had been using drugs for the past ana that he had ills Of lha two DEAR ABBY: Our grandfather I* driving us banana*. He is in good health, retired and visits us every day. He is very good to us. but this everyday thing Is taking a lull on We luve Grandpa dvurly, hut unless we rnnke plans not to lie home at tho time of his duily visits. we are stuck listening tu his opinion on everything — and according rduu lo h<m, his opinion is the only right one. We don't want to hurt his feel­ ings, but we are on the verge or a nervous breakdown. Abby, I k iw cun w« handle this sensitive pmblem? PERPLEXED GRANDDAUGHTER DEAR P ER P LEXED i Your ■randfethsr obviously Is lonely M n jt|i[ i n i i U B f ) g N c r c m r y i Experienced Stylists To Serve Youl j*' w j U8sM*f8M TjTssn Mart _ 2 q f J' testa. There are home tests which lest both hair and urine sam ­ ples. (D rug residue teste longer in hair than In urine.) 3. She and her hdsband arc now participating In a parent­ ing class dealing with teens through their church. And they pray s lot. M a ry ■ Rath la a C a rtlila d A d d ictio n at 228-8742. i.'W lB ie W Irt' j f e did h ot h m t k a i f f a d shaved. sh aved . None of was his head his body was pierced and he did not wear any clothing that would easily Identify him as a member of an at-risk group. Aa his behavior al home and at school became more ag­ gressive and hostile, his par­ ents attempted to p u l restric­ tions on hla activities. This only made him mare out of control and violent. He was fi­ nally arrested for assault. During all of thla. hla par­ ents were frantically search­ ing for answers to how to help and control their son. They sent him to s counselor, which did no good. When they asked him If he was using he would ha m It would be nice to say. ‘And then they lived happily ever af­ ter.* hut this is a real-life story. m la f n a M He's had a few slips, but he's AM P0RC8 O N I been able (o get back in con­ leseeereeej* m trol after each one. He knows ■XC888RAM AQ8 that he will struggle for the rest iM Jiim tn of hla life with the siren-call of drugs.What would Sue do dif­ OaORQB O F T M i JU N Q L I lie te u re t re ferently If she'd known then what she know now? HO O D LUM 1. She would have paid no at­ i m e i e r o o tM tention to hla protestations OX JA M when she asked him about n i 4 io n o t * * possible drug use. ills behavior M Y M I T F * t C N O « W lO O tN Q waa telling her what she m e iiM o tfO reti needed to know. n n c 2. She would hove put him an 1 1JO 4ZO 740 §44 * random, periodic home drug Grandpa Needs To Find a Bigger Audience Sanford • Hwy. 17-92 (Wal-Marl Plaza, one Nock ake Mary Bhd.) Bird.) north ofLake Complain to the National Fraud Information Center (N r iC ) al I -800-876-7060. The N FIC collects information and shares tt with enforcement agencies. Also, send a copy of your complaint to the Federal Trade Commission. Correspondence Branch. Washington. DC 20580. They don't handle indi­ vidual complaints, but your let­ ter might alert them to abuses requiring action. Alai LOVE T R A V E L If a a a irtin a • Your flight was delayed, can­ celed or you missed your con­ nection. check with the airline to see If they will reroute you on another carrier or provide amenities such as a meal, phone call or hotel room. send a credit to your credit card company within 7 busi­ ness days of receiving the in­ formation needed to process the credit. If you have trouble getting your reftmd. write to your credit card company. Change in teen sounds parents’ alarm eptintastic S a m s jbL- i gional office where the busi­ ness Is located. Your postmas­ ter can give you the address. . • An offer charged to your credit card, notify your credit card company. much like lost money. • Keep your valuables with you as you travel. Airlines aren't required to compensate you for loot jewelry, chmeraa or other valuables. C O N S P IR A C Y T H E O R Y teoeosrostJt * P M I DOW N BELO W ite e e j e r m t M ik Th e re ore some interest­ ing cruises and lours especially A iv ie i |L J ABIGAIL V A N BUREN MH . IV i and bored. Call the local seniors center and find out w hat hind of programs they offer. Encour­ age G ra n d p a to check out Ike center. If they serve lunches for seniors, suggest he go tor lunch S few times to make friends. A ls o , lo o k In to v o lu n te e r needs s i local h o sp ita ls , lib r a r ie s and schools, a n d Impress on Grandpa how much be Is needed in those progra ms. I f G ra n d p a Is Interested In traveling, buy him b o o m travel m agasiaes and pick u p some b ro c h u re s fro m y o u r tra v e l DEAR ABBY: I have read your column many times and would liks your advice in i u problem I huve. I am 13 years old und am a par­ tial vt-gvluriun il don't eat red meat or porki, which was my personal choice. Wlten I eat ut friends' or rel­ atives' houses, they often serve rad nu-ut. Most of my friends and family know what I eat. but when they foret, it is often a little embarrassing Sir me. I feel like I'm being ungrate­ ful for not eating what they are serving me. Abby. Nbuy, is this rude — and what slMKild I say when this happens? VEG G IE IN SIOUX C ITY D E A R V E G G IE ) You are not be in g ru d e o r u n gra te ful. D o not audte an issue of I t Simply say, "T h s salad was delicious. M a y I p le a ts h ave a second helping?" (T h e same goes for the vegetable side dishes.) : Osm therapy to rheumatoid arthirttt* i n*HIt I Mng triad si mh I ri|r . I _______ __ Of rWTKHifpn MBOtCBI ^ --- -c-- 1- |Ta ni n is am Vrffutf VI r WHIM WinIB. W CwMl mw modifying cast hem Klacttd Kants wSh pants assigned to dmcdvalt pslncausing protons. Cxsrctas Is good for y i: man It hotter. Studies si ths University ol CdMomia at i i rksisy and woman nmnsra found tfu of HDU(thsgood chobobrei) �- Suntorrt Mprild. SB/ilofd. Flotilla - Friday. Seplornber 12, 199/ Le g a l N o tice s Le g a l N o tice s M THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TNB Itth JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IH ARD FOR OEM1HOLR COURTY. FLORIDA FR O B A TI DIVISION File ffumSan S T -T IS -C P IN RE: ESTATE OF DONALD P. ORONOTIK, Dictated NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The ad mini t it aIion ol the E plat* ol DONALD P ORONOTIK. dacaatad, Fda Number tf-F1$-CP. M randmg in Wa Cucuil Court lor Seminole County, Florida, Probata Division. Wa addratt ol which M SOI N. Park Avenue. Santofd. FL 1F7F1. The nemet and addrattaa ol the Personal Repratcnlaliva and wa Part octal Rtpratanlaiiva't aitornay are M l lorw below. ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTITIED THAT: All partona an whom thtt nolle* ra served who have obfectiona Wal thaNanga Wa validity ol tha win , Wa quahheaPont at Wa Paraonal Rapratanlaliva, venue, or furladKtlon el Ihia Court are featured to Ida wav oOfa*Irons wnh thro Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OATS AFTER THE DATE OF BFRVtCC OF A COFV OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. All creditort at Wa decadent and ether par tent haring dalmt or demand* against deceden11 (t it le on a hom a copy el Wti notice la served wrthm three months altar Wa dale ol Wa llr*l publication ol W4i notice must Ida then claims with W it Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OATS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. AR other creditors at tha deca­ dent and portent having clausa or demands agauttl Wa dece­ dent’! (M ate must file I her# claim* wtm irua court w it h in T H R U MONTHS AFTER THE OATS OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. The dare of the fuel pubScaMon ol true Notice la September 171k. IM F. Paraonal RapfaaarHalive: REBECCA A. OflONOTIH 110 Leuvel Oaks Way Jupiter. FL 114$E Aitornay lor Paraonal Represent atrv* RICHARD P. GUMSON. IS O JUPITER LAW C IN tIR Chaeewood Plats Surto 10 S IM Indianiown Read Jupner. FL 114SE |MI|F44 • 4400 Florida Bar No.; 11(114 Publish; September 11. IS. IM F DEI-117 B B -TM F IN T N t CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EtCNTflBHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M AND FOR BBUIM OLI COUNTY, S T A T I OF FLORIDA C o m Ns. M -IE S l-C A -t a -f f O I NEPAL JURISDICTION COMMERCIAL CREDIT (OUIPMENT CORP, Le g a l N o tic e s Iff TIM ClffCOIT COUNT OF T N I IN IN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, III AND TON A iM IN O il COUNTY, PL OHIO A OSHBRAL JUN1ID1CTION OtVfStON C A l l MOi B7-BS7-CA-14-B H O R N !* ! MOATGAOI INC . A CALIFORNIA CODeOAATION p/k /a n o Fieri s t m o r t q a o e INC., A MINNESOTA CORPORATION PLAINTIFF V I. ANTHUN C. 9WCINCV, UNKNOWN BPOUBI OP ARTHUR C. I W U H IT . DANBURY MILL HOMEOWN­ ERS ASSOCIATION. INC . LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK; JOHN OOf AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEPENDANT |S) NOTICE OF FOAECLOSUAS B A LI NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pureuant to a Su m m i t final Judgment <rt l t n c l o « n dalad August ETIh. I SET. pn lK M In O y M Caaa No. BF-ASF-CA- 14-B at (ha CPrint Court ol tha IBIH Jvdtoial CPTim ri and for SEMI­ NOLE County, SANTORO. PlartAa. I ■ * eeB le We MMfoel and Seal htddfp far caah ol Wa W IS T FRONT DOOR at Wa SEMINOLE C ount; Courthovif located ol M l N. BARR AVENUE at SANTORO. Florida, at 1100 a n . on Wa 2SW day SEPTEM­ BER, IM F Wa toNoolns datefitted property at aat lorw in tatd Summary Final LOT IS, DANBURV MILL. UNIT tw o A. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORO IN PLAT BOOK 34. PAG! 41 AND 44. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. Dalad Wit 1ITH day ot AUGUST. IM F. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYAMNE MORSE Clark ol tha OrcuR Court By : Jana E. Jeeaotc Deputy Clara THE LAW OFFICE OF OAVIO J. STERN. P A. ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF M l S. UNIVERSITY OR. S TI WO. BID M PLANTATION. FL 11114 (* $41-1)1-BOOO In 4CCord4n<a with Wa American with Oiaabtlrtiea Act, parto rt with draehUniee treedarg a toacial accommodation to participate In W n proceeding ahould conlact Wa Clerk el Wo Crrtutt Court at Wa SEMINOLE County Courthouaa at 40F-1234)10. not later Wan aotran deye prior to tha proceeding M hair­ ing unpaired, 1-E00-SSS-ET71 (TOD) or 1-404-f$$-l7F0. .I t Florida Relay Samoa. PubUeh: September S. I I , TM T DEI-1) Iff TUB CIRCUIT COURT OP THB l» T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IR AND FOR RRMMOLR COUNTS, FLORIDA OBRIRAL JURIBDTCTIOR DIVISION CABR ROl S T-fS S -C A -1 4 -L SOURCE ONE MORTGAGE SERVICES CORPORATION PLAINTIFF VS. ROGER A. BLOVERi UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF ROOER A, BLOVER; ERIC CkJAMB MARBi BTAMLBY COOLMAM * AND J A M D M A t UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION MFSNOANT(E) NOTICE OF FOfff CLOSUfffl SAAB NOTICE IS HEREBT GIVEN pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment of lorectoaure dated Ausuat 1SW. IM F, aniarad In C iyiI Caaa No. S7-7SS-CA-I4-L of Wa Circuit Court ol Wa 1STH Judicial CUcuM In and lot BE MlNOLI County, SANFORD Florida, I ten to Wo hlghev and Seal bidder lor cath AT THE WEST FRONT DOOR pi tha SEMINOLE Cataity Courthouee located at M l N. FARK AVENUE n SANFORD, Florida, ot It DO am. an Wa FW day el OCTOS IR . IM F Wa foNowrig da te r bod property ta pal lorw In Mid Summary Final JuillWH'H. la-wit; LOT I l f . SAN LAN!A. THIRD SECTION. ACCORDING TO THE FLAT THEREOF AE RECORDED IN FLAT ROOK 11. FAGS 71. FUSLIC RECORDS OF BEMINOLI COUNTY, FLORIDA. Dalad Ihle Ind day ol Sootamkpr. TM T. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNS MORSE Clark ol tha Circuit Court By: Jono E. Jooowlc Deputy Clerk THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J. STERN, PA. M l S. UNIVERSITY DR. BTE MO. SLDa. M PLANTATION. FL 11114 •F-1IS4SISNW) In accordance with Wa American won DiaaAUitiea Act, BOrtlclpata In Wle proceeding thould contact the CMfk of Wa CPcurt Court at tha SEMINOLE County Courthouse at 407-323■ 4 U 0 EXT 4117, not later than seven days prior le the pro­ ceeding. N hawing Impaired. 1BBO-tti-SFFt (TDOt er 1-400•M-IFFO, via Florida Relay Publish: Saptamtwr IM F DEI-100 II, IS, PI e v il ill. v* VIROINIA M E LANDER. If living, si u*., at of.. Defendants. N oryca o p FORICLOBURB BALB BY CLBRN OF CIRCUIT COURT Nonce 14 hereby given that Ihs undersigned Maryanns Mo t m , Clark ol the Cecwit Court ol SEMINOLE County. Florid*. wM. on Wa 1SW day el SEPTEM­ BER, IM F, *1 11:00 am *1 Wa Front door ol Iha SEMINOLE County Courthouie. m Wa Clly ol Sanlord, Florida, oiler lor sale and Mil al public outcry lo cash, Wo lotlowing described property situated In SEMINOLE County. Florida, lo-wR: LOT 144. LAOO VISTA SUBDI­ VISION. ACCORDING TO PLAT IN PLAT BOOR 10. PAGES )1 • 11. PUBLIC R1CORDB OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA. pursuant le Wa trial decree ol foreclosure entered w a case pandmg ri sard Court, Iha style at which It COMMERCIAL CRIDIT EOUIPMENT CORP, vt. VIROINIA M ELAND! R, If Hvrig. al us . el at,. In accordance with Wa Americana wnh Disabilities Act, parson* with • driabitrly who need a special accommodation to participate in thi* proceeding ahould conlact AOA Coordinator al lo t N. Park Avanua. Buna N. 301. Sanford. Florida U F F t al least Irve days prior lo Wa ptoaaadmg Telephone. (40T| 111-41M eat. *4117; t-ISOOl 44S-BTF1 (TOO) or 1-{tOO| 411 -IT TO (V). vi4 Florida Relay Service. WITNEIS my hand and ofhcial Mai of said Court due FEW day of AUGUST, IM F, (BEAU Honor able Maryanns Morse Clerk ol Wo Circuit Court Dy: Jane ( . JiM w tc Deputy Clark LAW OFFICES OF JOSEPH PANIILLO Post OHice Boa IM F Tampa. Florida MSOt Publish Seplambar S. I I . IM F DEI-17 IR TNB CIRCUTT COURT OP TNB IB TN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA M ARD FOR B1MIH0LB COUNTY A1NBRAL OABB NO. ST-BB S -CA-T4-B HOME IAVING1 OF AMERICA, F S B. Nk/a Home Savmga of America, F.A, Plasmiff, VS JOHN M. FIRIOB; al al., Iff TUB CIRCUIT COURT OP DBEMMOLB COUNTY, OTVN. AGTtOff C o m No . a y-tB B t-O A -1 4-B FIRST BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION TR U/A DTD 4/01/to (iOUtCREDTT FUNDfftG TRUST 1SB4-A). VS. MOMAMBD A. ABUKHDAJR, M at. ROTMB OP FOffSCLOSORfl B ALI NOTICE IB HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a lummary Final Judgment of Foreclosure dated Wa JOW day of August, IM F. and entered m C o m No. E71I l f -CA ot the Circuit Court for Seminole County, Florida wherein FIRST BANK NATION A ASSOCIATION TR U/A OIL S/01/M IEOUICREDIT FUNDING TRUST 1PM-A) la Wa PtaUiWt and MOHAM ID A. A8UKH0AIR. FATIMA ABUKHDAIR. and TEN­ ANT 41, 4/k/i YltSARA Wt W4 Defendants, I wM tea la We highest and beat bidder lor caah as tha Waal front door of the 4s minors County Courthouse, Sanford. Florida, M 11:M am, on tha FW day of OCTOBER. IM F , the IpOowrig described property as aat lorw In said Summary Final \ r r . L O C K t , HINSUN S ACRES. ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AE RECOROID IN PLAT BOOK t. PAG! M , PUBLIC M CQROB OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTV, FLORIDA. WITNESS my hand and Wa M a i ol this Court on September Ind, 1K7. (SEAL) MARYANN! MORSE Clark ol tha Clrcutl and County Court By: Jana E. Jee»w«c Deputy Clark Toni L. Kammarla, (tq HOLLAND k KNIGHT P. O. Boa 11IE Tampa, FL 11401 NOTION M you a>o • parson with a dis­ ability who needs any accom­ modation m order to ptrttcipttt In tMa proceeding, you art enti­ tled, at no coal lo you. to the provision ol certain aatMlanca. Plsaaa conlact Disability Coordinator, M l N. Park Am ., Suite N-M1, Sanford, FL S1FTI, at least I days prior lo pro­ ceedings; I alaphone 407/1114SM. 1*1. 4117; R you art hear­ ing Impaired, caff 1-S00-SM(771; If you ora votes Impaired, cs* 1-100-044-4770 Publish: September 11, 11, 1MT DEI-101 C E L E B R IT Y CIP H ER treated from by lemoue nsbO(to psist and pf***nt Each Ml* <n9mc%*mi tlendi lor tKMm* today art* U MjuabM *W K X P W T B X I a N X ; JR WKX Y T J Q I R , I I O O W X H QP V K X L X T C H Q X O U X 0 OP V K T W X M X L P T A D C W C O a J H D L W T O W , ' R DC — pP IO 6 T I j a o o x 11 a . NOTICE OF aBNVION PUBLICATION HI THB DB MEUUU. COUNT OP JUNTICN DISTRICT COUNT DIVISION FILB NO. ST-J-BS STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF ONSLOW DONNA RENEE PORTOLEU, Petmoner, vs. MICHAEL EDMUNO DONNELLY. Raependent, IN R I: Brittany Nicole Donnelly, A Minor Chad TO: Michael Edmund Donnelly, TMa notice Wat a pleading Making taUal egelnal you ha* bean Iliad ri Wa abeae-entllled action, wherein We Petitioner It apakrig a termination of parental rights ol Respondent to Dflttany Nicola Donnelly, * miner chdd, baaed on abandon - b y L u la C a m p o s O totvfy C «**r cryptograms V Notice « hereby given pursuant te that Pina! Jud* al Feraeleaura doted A ____ ITW , IM F , and entered ri atvH c o m number 4F-M S-CA-I4-B. at me Coaidt Court at Me tstn Judicial Clrcurt ri and for Sammola County, Florida, wherein HOME BAVINOE OF AMERICA. F.B.B. P/K/A HOME SAVINGS OF AMERICA. FJL. Is Promt** and JOHN M FIRIOB. KIM B IR IT FIRIOB, BARNETT BANR, NATIONAL ASSOCIA­ TION. SUCCESSOR BY MERG­ ER WITH OARNITT BANK OF CENTRAL FLORIOA. N.A., WILLIAM GLENN ROT. J R . la/art Dafandani(a). I wiS Mil lo Wa highest and beat bidder for caah at Wa west from door of the Seminole County courthouse in Sanford. Seminole County. Florida, al 1100 A M. on Wa 1SW day el SEPTEM­ BER. ItBF, the la Hewing described property as aat term ri taxi Final Judgment, la wit: LOT 1. BLOCK A. CHARTER OAKS-UNtT O NI. ACCOROfftO TO T H I FLAT TH IR IO P AS RECOROID IN PLAT BOOK 14. PAGE E l. PUBLIC RICOROB OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, PLOMOA. NOTE: PURSUANT TO T N I FAIR DEBT COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT YOU ARE ADVISED THAT THIS LAW FTRU IE DEEMED TO R I A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT AND ANT INFORMATION ORTAR4BO WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. Dalad tha l i m day ol AUGUST. IM F. MARYANNS MORSE Clark ol Clrcurt Court By Jana I . Jeeawic Deputy Clark COOILIS I STAW1ARSKI 4010 Boy Scout Boulevard Suita 440 Tampa, Florid* 1)407 Telephone: (Sll| 477-400* CE1 T47-O04O7 Publish: September S, I I , IM F 0(1-1$ You ara laquirad lo mahs a dafarw* to such pHading not later Wan October E4W. IM F which N forty (40) daya from the firm data el publication, Seplambar 11th, tM F, upon your I allure la da ao, the party eeekrifl service aoeriat you wit apply le Wa Court lor iha taUal sought. bated; September tow. tag; T H I C O XI LEGAL CLINIC Ls« B, DrM Attorney tor Petitioner E l l Gum Branch Square II Bt. 107 Jacksonville. N.C. 21140 B1II-MS-MI0 PREVIOUS SOLUTION.' *A verbal art kits poetry is refteclrva, it : Is ImmpGialt, H goat on to become " — FUbHah: Baplatnbar stops to W in . Auden. 01*07 Nt NEAbv 11 D IM M 11, it, 14. Le g a l N o tice y M TNB CINeUIT COURT OF T N t B M N TB IN TN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M AND FOR 8BRNROLB COURTY. BTATB O F FLORIDA Caaa He. B Fr11 «B -C A -l4 OBNBRAL JUFHSDfCTION BANKIRB TRUST COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA N A. AS TR U S Ttl OF LIHMAN AID CORPORATION HOME EQUITY LOAN ASSIT-DACRED CERTIFICATES, M R U S LIM B -t UNDER T H I POOL IN □ AND SIRVtCMG AGREEMENT DATED AS OF Sf PTEMOIR 1. 1FM. <BJ U mI m «Am B1> B ri 7 1 — n t i p W lf ie tQ CLASSIFIED ADS omcc ptRSo>ys€CRgTAWY Orlendo - Winter Park 407/831-9993 Seminole 407/322-2611 Ivwwtedcp ot d n u d e rn lltaatHTW rilbaai.. ......... ME t tto* ........... .. B an.., ......... M « l MS J leaeasahve H a ti ,....... t i n * m b IllriS ..................... .........S t.a a Ma M m mb pit Mas. btM d ta lb w * I M A M .-M l PM MONDAY frit CtOM D IATUN0AT > IVNOAT WITNE M *y hand and official seal at sold Court Wr* Itth day ot AUGUST, IM F IM A U _______ Honorabta Miryam* Moca# Clark at tha Circuit Court By: Jana I . Jeeawic Deputy Ctark LAW OFFICIS OF JOSEPH PANIILLO Peat Office Daa IM F Tampa. Florida 1M4I PubNeA: l ipf mbir ». I I . IM F Of 1-11 S 3 I9 B N O W AC CEP TIN G Our now aigandN) oBca in LabaMary haaipanrigsto aw •k alert caroar ri ■ hWvpoBt. apaciou* aruNphara Expanoncad and now foanaaaa Schadubrg *wy ncksri Barasri Hridar at Fro caff at sn Csncsl erien you gsl IPSUM P(yierdy to Aw* FW* ad n M « r«ri s Copy muff bribe Uts 14 $s»rr w n to I forth m a*M Final Jvdgm *n». le wit; LOT 704, WIKR/A HUNT CLUB. FOX HUNT M O TIO N 1, ACCOROINO TO THE FLAT THEREOF. AS M C O R O ID IN PLAT DOOR tS. PAUSE IE THROUGH tt, PUBLIC RICOROB OF B IM IN O LI COUNTY. FLORIOA. HOTfl PURSUANT TO T H I FAIR DEBT COLLECTION PRACTICES A C T YOU ARB a d v is e d THAT T h in l a w f ir m I I DEEMED TO SB A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPT WO TO COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL • ( U M O FOB THAT PURPOSE. Dated iha TfW day at AUGUST, 1BBF. MARYANNI MORES Clerk at CM uN Court By Jana I . Jeeawic r iif i c o d h S b STAWIARSKI 4010 Bay Scout BaWsvard Buna 4M Temps, Florida 1*147 Telephone: (B ID BTF-BOOS CSS #M-01144 Pubbeh: iapeembtr S. I I . IM F D fi-M iriBw pvantdlM rsttdvrisnad, « A atrity to IRMBBR t t o Ph^ervenaory * muM IA t« 7 1 -H e (p Wonted 12— CMerty Cere T m a ltn c a S T T ^ ^ ™ to o l to) could wri 10004 of $M Fur bus rkri lortrom Tampa 741B4FF : ba Cork a Baaaa al I n b or CHA C a n t Brirt *10 s i <In o n B O N U S !!! Attar krai day of work to work art saw CANS! AppVy BOO A M Ready to Work at D M Hard Man 1204 B they 17 *2 Lcngwood BIB-1 MO CM OeBary Mm *. 4BF-B MM. AM to Dracto ot N m mg or apply arihri 10 Nor* Hx/rwey IF-B2. OaBary. Mon Drug Frea WotkpNca EOE 1 Ce metery tola O akMwn Mamotto Pwk Qardan at (rivopon Bacetri A. F vmris vetoed A B B TTIR JOB FOB TOUT A M CMI Navar o Feat pemaorw EXPERIENCED ONLY AaJy n parson M Ag­ on* Cafe. M TS W LMa OAMumm,utc. •NfWPAYPtAH' as ALONBF F L t R SFPBCTtO Dalrig Bureau to SENIORS. 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W/TAN ACCENTS I WARO FOR THE SAFE RE TURN OF OUR FAMKV PET TBB-M17 Lauve BT1-41M acL O l l 27— Nureery A ChMd Cere BABY S trfM Q ri my horns RaMronca* tvadabM Please cad M l-T M T _________________ MARTA'S OAVCAM BaOVt tool Pra-School LAKE MARY uc fw *t anew* ENCHELLEI h o u d n New cun teuton to chddren SOB* I S N M to FW kru monW CM to (MMs »t- Bawmg mactvna opariinrt naadad As tirtoaurwd lacdry hofflay pay vacebon pay sac Ltoariy Fndey Tam to* Ctoriatmahsrv i i 2240 Os) Las* Mary Rd XT1-1*1* wr t o u t rarmaMsi parson Erpenanca neadad Appdy wWtn tridary t o n BO NurW IT 92. IriBary. FL Orug Firm Wort IRace BOB. L A S O fW M N it O lO ro w U N Q t m n o im n J T I U T V COFETHACTOrt m alfn C M MB-1*01 LaMriaAffMffr WANTED M - X HOURS wsM 2 « H f l itn riin c s d pfelsn wJ Priaaa c M MwB MD141T w M D-HBI____________________ LOOKMO FOB Ouaihed da Dead riarfnt and COA Aocapi rig app* now CM 32BB2B0 ol 4 120 bed lood organuaffonal. and Irindt on pm BUPCRVTSOBCanter. 1461 >BML Dabona tOBri/ aorta* hst an oppovtoWy ri our Labe Mary lecbay to an MAMUFACIURMO rn i prv N T * m anutbetum g. tassn to y or pacbegrig tnaa NLM have dot* apananga to 2nd atril ri rw LMa Mary area Thaaa pom Mia* and ba dalMotwntad C) lapbrn ‘(rinarff Latto IS $6M ‘Prat* tot Curator HI BUTT C M (4ST) MB4211 tbriry Sand re tuna to HR MS. (rin to i Cor porMion. 2960 Lake Emma Hoad levs Mary, FL 3274* or FAX retime lo 407-333 IBM ID E HELP PUSONNE1. N E V U A PUU! Bring OLAMOUN PMOFOORAPHY la yeur HOMS ■a a Hs s m m M b M U T T la m *w ri $1 A-Z LAWTBCH Dhorca *63. BarWnetcy *76. AGapBon *73, Natna Chengs *58. Etc (407) &72-C047 24 hrs CALL NOWTi' fS k FOR SARA 1 MB FT M 112 AUTO M O TTV OBTAAERS SentoflHcrgwooiKMandD 86—Buelneee Phons Card RaAss Qrast Raw* A Loctoon*. rid LaadmW a b Port 1-FSDFSD-F17T-MC/VWA OFFONTUNFTV tS-IOMrimP/T *M to. i Car A brauarae FSaedad WsriwntoFREE X I B2BB Qocd Income f Dm OFttria. toy 7 & X X A rm AVON BARN TO W « < Fri* Mrs. b m * m - n n i M a naaM Busy pnrk Wxto [ A Crinl sod Biartar OWor dubod phono* * cuN u n t o POemON F/T •Bf-F ‘ H a s BRB TrMw, EBF-FMriBBF. a* 4AM HI BOB* Drug Ttol (rig ffa d Apdyri^ BOOKKEEPER r id NT. YABO hard workrig a Franch AM. Sardord Tru CeMnef Meker aoorrin Fame* Earn lo %MV ah C M B3QF444 pal E-4>_____ WORN PNOM HOBH-Ne COM to s n t o . earn lo f M M mMH V K l i t IB M E tL44B Exp. wtohriatrig. aaasmbbng t IntMNng. C M N r p r EBBbNWRBRI MJ-EIBB.________ CARPEN7E (VPUNCH OUT/ ELECTRICIAN HELPERS ftOBdad to CwwiwrtMl OC. riariL 0RUQ FREE COMPANY. Apply 825 Sunahria Lana. ABamonM •1 Money lo Lend (riyaatg Tsaahar erCDA Ap­ ply arihri MARTA'S OAYCARB Ftm Dtochun IF00-82Q-OM Wing am . Tr7RoH5S?a?ASTcStr TYONN TOOAY PAN) TODAY P u ll-tlm e / P e rt-tlm e * • • «. gelue m e n th ly In ce n tive Caah Aatrka, ortrrr Dearth potentUl aland with gted pap bterGU ■tfwreut M t M M i and dtoouiu m anthaadba. H you hew n e Ireaar anvtn iMta. join Iha vnatfa U * d pare taapaay by vtith * one at our arirva t t U » T A rrsadf AawRH, I m * M I M W. NaEa Blraal, Apapha m t d M t T C M T M s r fci yew m w to M T4 M -TB 0 D . CatoAmriabmEmdlbi l ibilaNew "S o - onANOoatMNon (Rridawm) d*)nw Waakly vfiaMord BasPd LABOfIRIAOV iri •Good banala* BXCO. rie. •OO-tbAXFM Ask to McTiaal *0* ri parson today; - t t ,1 ■ French A M m tM i Legal Notlcc» poarion tor • I X bad la c M Exparrii Eacee I opjtotoBy to Ew n f l paA Apphr M CriAona ItoMtoare RW IHMRaaon Cento, last Ehcan Mad, CriAona. F L EOE. , a «L VBNDDSG: LAZY PER90KB DREAM FEW HOOR8-BO M you and you s n rsqmrsa to verve • copy of yaur written d I lenses, K arty, ta It an Lama a. wight. PetiUdher, whose •ddrpM Id H O* Rabin Cl., Longvteed. Florida $1710 LORRA D. WIGHT an or bdters OCTOBIR ttth. IM F , and Ws tha anginal arHh Wa Clark at this court before eervtee an PetUriner or Mnsn iffItaly Wareattar. N you tail lo do to, a dataidl raw be aniarad again*1 you Ear Iha rebel demanded in the petition. WAJUtRSO: IM S T t . l i f , Florida Family Law Rules ol Preaadura, raguvaa certain -jie m r r r dNileoava ot docu. manta and Wans seen. F blurs ip ssmptr raauR saneHand, Ins biding dMmHail or tlrririg at primings. WITNESS my hind and W « tool a* WM smart on S I P T I M BEN 10W. IM F. I SERVERS Mria or tombff 3314460 Flyera Trinpa A Qrti *7.090 WNaalto $6,000 71— Help WMiled Pebbah! Septambar T t, T l, M , a n d O P fs D w X lt tr 0CM1V LMa Ci Mary. FL 3274B. Of FAX re ' salary Malory to 40T-331-IBB4l i o i m u a rn tm am C A M m . BT-BBB1-NN-BB-W TO: JAMES A. WIGHT TOO ARE NBREBY NOTIFWO ------------------ ‘ tlonpf 11MAFWANHE MORSE CLERK OF THE COURT M M M O U COUNTY BE COTON CORPORATION. Ira Biridto II NsonFndto NOTIDB OF A C nO ff ri 32M E7U ol TSSrSSSTBtRSBr dar far caah at tha west tram deer at Wa I amriots County courthaute ri Banterd, Sam mote County, Fiends, al 1100 A.M. an Wa I4W day el SEPTEMBER. 1MT. Wa feBew- F o rk D a rM l ip— j in n Lato Mar* oBca to a Spray PMRMr. I d tRM, F E M - M P t PHot Eg g Tuesday Frit Frttoy I I lawn Tto Day Batovs Putdcshon CABS NO. BB-1B4F-CA TRANS FINANCIAL MORTOAOS c o m p a n y . OF FONNCLOIURB BALB Nolle a N hereby prvan Wat, pucauant Id Wat Final Judpmtnl at Fareclaaurs dated August ETW, IM F. and aWar ad In ciy K c o m number M-1F4F CA, ol Ws CusuH Court at Ihs 11r i Judicial Clrcurt in and lac Sammola County, Florida, wherein TRANS FINANCIAL MORTGAGE COMPANY, ta PfsrilKf and ROBERT A. SNY­ DER. SUSAN L. H1LTON-BNYOER. ta/ara OaH ndriit(»). I wM fit Forac 323-3200 M TNB O M C U Tf COUNT OF TNB IB TN JUMCLAL C M C (FIT OF FLORIDA HE ANN FOB BBMNHKB COUNTY ROBBRT A. SNYDER and BUSAN L. HILTON SNYDER; at aL. Lato Mary. TXJ Sacral Lana. Labs Maw EOE/DFWP/ Dnxi Nwnn fag C O M E G R O W W IT H U S O W AT S O N R EA LTY P lain tiff vs. ALAN C. CLAPP, al u t . at al.. Defendant* NOTICE OF FO R IC LO auR t BALE B T CLBRN OF CINCUtT COURT Nonce la hereby given Wat Wa undersigned Maryanns Meres. Clark el Wa Circuit Court at SEMINOLE County, Florida. wM. on tha 1STH day of SEPTEM­ BER, 1MT. al tt;00 Am. M Iha Weal Fianl deer ol Iha M M !NO LI County CaurthauM, ri Wa Ciry el laniard. Florida, altar ter vela and sad at pubbe outcry la Wa highest and baa* bidder tor cash, Wa tedewrig described property affuaaad in MMfftOLI County, rrinds, to­ wn: BEING KNOWN AND 0EBI0MATED AS LOT I . TOWN AND COUNTRY IS T A T I I SECOND RE PLAT, ACCORDING TO TH I PLAT THEREOF A l RECORDED IN PLAT BOOH IP. PAGE I . OP T H I PUBLIC RECORDS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. purauaW le Wa I me! decree at loracNraura entered ri a c o m pending M said Court, Ws etyte of which Is: BANKERS TRUST COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA. N A. AS ve ALAN C. CLAPP, a* u a a t at-.In accordance wNh tha Americana wnh DH abikff** Act, paraan* wtm a need a special acci ta panicipata m due should cawact AOi Coordmitar at M l N. Parb Avanua. Bud# N. M l . Santod, Florida u r n a* least hve daya prior Ip Iha pceceedriB. TaNphone |«0T) 111-41M an h u t ; i -i*oot tit-a rn n o o i or I-IE M I M S-aiFO (V). vis Q R O U N O E K B IK K For M Good pay. pari to W fvrngCon Mad to workrig (rotii tome end owiwihlp. __________ N 1 M N __________ HOUSE K IE FE R *WHTI F/T LtVS bVoul WBSMrorVCrion. ^ Jja a ya^cM j f M l f t ______ PRIVATl PARTY RATES ClASSiriEO DCP! HOURS 71— Help Wewied LAW N M A M T IN A N C f Pa«ar EOF-BBI-i NOTION OF AUCTION 1S-M-BF IrBG A N . t i l l N. Orfandd Ava. Manland. FL $17)1 1TAB! I FAG2040)7 1471 Mercedes Nani 11(019110141IS IM F ChavTdrit IG IW N M XIN BIBM IF PuWNh: *4 pram bar 11. IM F Dll-111 fw m partem# m»SmSSm!m THE SERIII1IS HEEDTH I I MS. 90 Hr.* HmxIMIm Mrm eeo-i7M *‘u ' ’ 4'-‘ S ol * rvirj ' ii > M f “W M S * 3 S K S t t S S S a » tocsNom to mat 11 Hatat ri oady a dKb$*. W r i plan* to continued raped 1 -pariton, vae'r* tooLrig for • MANAGEMENT • DRIVERS erihieataurant lab* rite s n tiW �i^nV'<■fri/juTf’i*p‘*,>•?5"p,y>■ f 41r f IP P Sanford Harald, Sanford, Florida * Friday, Saptambar 12, 1007 - • ■ 71—Help Wanted 71-tte lp Wanted Tr*?rowS«BT#«TTtHr t 'w g ^ n c itip p t, Work Mom noma *9 OOT« phi* bonus Ejmanancad pn ' t a r -m -m i B M rn Mimes W _______ ortvar. aoent N W w M a n, M n t w and kvaaaat r a M vaMttaa< V iM f ia A a a ia a ^ ia y v y t y y a ■na laaapraiiiai 'tSaak* Viffad' A M W TA N T B U P tR W O R OP n c v c u N a m c o t o n corPONATIOH Ms riMon'i leadr g manulKturaiAMlnbutor o1 consumer electronic accataonaa. ha* an opening r Wa Lala Mary o*ea tar an AaaM *te aufannifr or n v f M M •ay 1st mm, r oQAM-) MP«* naaponiwansa h e w n Oua» ry Control, A u a tn g tna Bu panrtaor A ararsnouaa weak toc W n g pdtot jack WarehouM lipananca M required Mutt hava airaSam communication *kM and ba Oats* orwntad Eicalanl banafrti .packagt and compaMhr* salary Sand raaums and salary hrilory lo Hunan Hsaoucaa, 2960 Laka Emma road. Laka Mary. FL 37744. or FAX resows and M l ag^ history to 407-333-1964 PHONi PROS Satorv ♦ comm ♦ bonus F/Ttr P/T. Ratond Mmoaphara imokwo OA- D W t f WMAa 7S7-9270 PRODUCTION w o r k ir s •MAU.TRANBPORIMR * w •7— Apartment* ■ » m »> up, o » aof- ................................................ ry — W W — W p y H W QiWU M r M nua 4 B m W Ayaky d *47 Comma* ftd. KIT ’N* CARt.VLE® hy U r ryWrljihl FW W . EFFC APT. Pnv anfranca. baW. kl. U n a n s m in dn town Bantord. Hail tor pareat. OapdWifTio pati. Una wol. a n - 0? w laava i WOfWWO mala A raniMa Fumenad room Contact M 99— Apartments Unfurnished m LH w oodw orker Fid T)ma 4 P dl Tkne .u»w i IMMEDIATE OPE NINOS* ■ h l.N l naurs CW lay aapL m -m m L L CM o u 24 nr Job Lna toctoyl 1 aoo.711.joes I Of __________ M CUAITV OPFICt A JO S ' Traakng Anaai A UnarmaJ M r it e iw m i * landacapa toraman A grad* n e w operator-mum m aro A i m a COL Rooms For Item I7-92/IAKE MAHT Fsmaia assaa Famaaa to anara *7 . pn. bati. non amuSar. 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H K W » Haras shar lal mo Cal M o r a l 00 g a B E I W WANTED I I Pat** are aan lo kaa e ^ l and fear Lena, cm nw m m M i rm r m ____________________ WAKTEfr o S m S S m w J T ~ ran b r ark coo* CAFE SOU ___HfWTQIfT-AWmt NOTICE A l ramal and i*M ksamanta ara aubyad to tta F a d a l Fur Housing Ad. a h d i maaaa a eagar to admrkM any pra*aranoa. smaauon. or OS cnmwaau i band on rsca. col­ or. raagain. m i . handcap. la- 95— RoonVBoerd Fie houn prrrtags* Cals, n room, n a n (tons »7Vwk • tea r f N rt b a 4M7971 97— Apartments ■ Furnished FURN I B0FW APT Pm an Vinca, tar. u Urwyia aarnn w On loan Santord k M lor parson OvpIM vnu p u t UMt r x l O T O C T laa«a metaegs __MM III— J lf f l- CHCEHY 3 burn I 5 ball itoma W i AMI Si nsaAy ranovatod. CHI A. Men r o iq a d ISJSrtno . MOMkp M «-7 i M LIKE NEW 1H C lt A. carport, lancad yard no p ro |SOO • (U O sac Cal 331034}___ O A TtEN - V I Clt A No pats targs yard |47Amon • t l « V dN> cew aiTM __ AAMFOMO Why >an|Tt 1100 down loraty 7/1 hugs Irsad lac.yard qua, t u krspiscs naa O VA naa carpal A para traomo w 11% APti 74tr hca toe 103-A3M STf NSTROM Rf n TAXS i u auirr in i sw CAREFREE COMPORT •SnoBStocyOnqn •Fran* On-Sli MmiQEmirt •No On* B tto or M ove •F irn o M o< U n tw nsM Sludi» •Energy •Effcwnt SW*» •[NOnaiy FumateJ In StudeiOn* STUDIO 1 BEDROOM 3 2 3 )1 1 1 ,u m u t c h it wfumaiMTS 3291 S. SANFORD AVE., SANFORD 14i44a 1/1 S3 Palm Sprne, raiaadFI room I1 7 J M •FOR SALS 4 T ■ 36* dog cage uaad tor 3 weeks. 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Profas- s a n a a ta tm a THBLAW NOUV Eaparencad A dapandsbl* Comctola town car* 787-1149 TWO OOOO OLD BOYS Tit* ivc. krdeep. lawn mainl Fraa ad. 302-90Sapgr 679-6974 261-Painting BRt 9 M ILL RABCTMQ, 21 Yra (9300499). C Ca^anyy.Ra Pltttoring, jssst »Y T £ g frMd32A474L rttewnfl CtoanJng. U d 1173.322-11I I 296-Preesura Cleaning DUN B IT ! Hauaaa, || ' P m N L L W M H i -41U STEAM FACTORY 302-Rooflng IJ S S rooSnoS m -1449 I r l t i ' r l i t t ' Dfiif.y In /Mf ) I ' i i i'ln il f k mi l 1 fft'iitlrf • II *■•'!/<*( rt H i n t f r r * f t il ir .'Itn \ I i ys* 4 I I i i i «' y \ <1 i\ i , ' i <i r **'% S 1 1> o n i till f illiil v ' t-lit» 11) i»' if Hi ’ Uf. n m iil/i Z( rl l �' -•' ‘>■* ••• . . . , •«- «*’- v . V . -.;. y .• ^ .iV .t'jq ’j.:n.Vvt».!.,. >. - Sanford Herald, 8anford, Florida - Friday. September 12. 1997 by Chic Young Doctors need to listen to patients DEAR DR. (i()T T : Having jual read column entitled “Diagnosis of all­ y-head warrant* lecond opinion,” I wa* relieved to learn that I am not the only pereon with thla problem. Ten year* ago, became of numbn e n of my lega and feet, I aew my doctor, who told me that my aymptome were all In my head. Subsequently, I had an X ray teat that •howed a herniated disc In my lower beck. Thla waa followed by corrective aurgery. 1 am now fine - no aymptown. I want to thank you for believing In people and taking their aymptoma aerloualy. Many phyalcal ailment* could eaally be confuaed with mental aymploma, but a good doctor ahould be able to differentiate between the two Why don't doctor* LIS TE N more carefully? DEAR READER: I am thrilled that your aymptoma were eventually dlagnoaed and aucceaafully treated. You are, of courae, correct that doctor* aometlmea mlaa the boat beeauae they donl take enough time to listen to patients' complaint* Consequently, plus a long, self-addressed, stamped envelope to P.O. Boa 3017, Murray Hill Station, New York. N Y 10153. Be sure to mention the title. C by CharlM M. tchu b As she sald,M6oodbye" He w as I and ran up the steps heartbroken. he k n enw he ................ would never see her again. “Oh.well/'he thouqht. ** I still nave m v doa.” L ittle did he know, his dog had been planning to leave him. EEKAMEEK W H A T IP V H W E 3 R C R C AOUAUV O TTU AU U & mCMSQMC DUTAWT RAAJP AAJD THI WWMfOU OF f RRfH 13 6 0 0 3 O J R (6 r fr O C W .. O ISS7 NKWJHAITH E X TD U ’KU l: ASSN A CR O BB □ n n n rnnrnn n n n n n n n n □ □ □ □ n n n n iin r.in m n n nnnnm n nnnn f If IH I II If! UMf.ir.in n n u n n u n n n m rn n n n n n n n n ri rx im n i.in n n m n u n n n ununm n n ri n n u □ nun f in u n n n a nnnnnnnn nnnn □ m nnnn nnna n n n rnnnn n n n n n m ........................ ardlhinklrtgTn PEANUTS i a sate substitute certainly cause problems when con­ sumed In excessive amounts. However, when the manufacturer’s direction* are followed, no harm should occur. To give you more information, I am sending you a copy of my Health Report "Oateoporoala.” Other readore who would Uka a copy should setid S3 It's Pretty much standard l _ medical circle*__ to___ assume i _____________ ome ■a patient's symptoms era psychosomatic (emo tkmaii If (he dorter cant find a physi­ cal explanation for them. Aa you've slated, this is not only cruel and unfair, but Is bad medicine, to bool Ha (her than brushing off a patient's •sometimes bliarre) complaints, the careful doctor should seriously think of referring him (or a second opinion. Such action can prevent an embar­ rassing resolution; more important it sets (he stage (or compassionate and competent medical care. Thanks (or writing. D EA R DR G O TT: I have Inform* lion indicating (hat TU M S aserta a harmful effect By changing the acidi­ ty in the stomach, this product actual­ ly reduces (he absorption of calcium and the digestion of protein, leading to losic bowel. Therefore, your endorse ment of TUM S la incorrect. D E A R R E A D E R : T U M S (ablets contain oyster-shell calcium, an effec live dietary supplement and antacid. In order to neutralise stomach acid (and inhibit digestion), a person would have to consume many times the rec­ ommended dose of TUM S Many esperts suggest about four TUM S tablets a day to provide estra calcium as a strategy to prevant osteoporosis This dosage la const* tent with the manufacturer's sugges lions for use as a calcium supplement. I do not believe that such a done is in any way harmful to health, and in (art. it may be advisable for post­ menopausal women, especially those taking hormone replacement therapy or anti osiroporosis drugs such as Dtdronel and Fotamaa D EAR D R G O TT: My husband haa a high cholesterol level In bis blood T o help lower It with diet, I use Eggbeatera. However, the product contains 100 milligrams of sodium la this safe? D E A R R E A D E R : Eggbsalers, a Nabisco product, Is ,___________ ___ for whole eggs in people on low cho lesterol diets. Made prim arily from yolk free egg whites, Eggbeatera con tains no tat or cholesterol whatsoever It can be used the same way lhal whole eggs are: In recipes and for rrg sting The amount of sodium in ular eating. the product is Inconsequential s n iM P F n 7 ^ ^ ^ = Like any medication, T U M S can What does that mean? By Phillip Alder To start, here is a British idiom What do you think “dead rh u ffrd ” means? To give you a hint, after today's deal, one South was dead chuffed while the other certainly wasn't. How should the play go in four hearts after West leads a diamond away from tha king? The deal occurred during (he t'orbo international team tournament held last February in The Hague It helped Italy claim first place For (he United States, Bobby Wolff pul in dummy's diamond Jack and. when it held, immediately ran the heart Jack. However. Alfredo Versace of Italy (Weal) won with Ihe queen and returned a (rump. Wilh his communi FRANK AND ERNE8T ’3 calions in a mess. Wolff couldn't arrange to take two club rufta in the dummy and lead toward tha spads king so he finished one down. At (he other table, Norberto Bocchi showed the correct line After winning trick one in Ihe dummy, he took the club finesse. West exited with a low di­ amond Declarer cashed the dub and ruffed a dub with dummy's baart nine. East discarded a diamond, mak­ ing it unlikely he had the heart queen. Hack to band with a trumpi to the ace. Bocchi ruffed hi* last dub with dum my's heart 10. East________ _______ _ diamond. Declarer (hen played a heart to his king. When (be Bocchi drew East's last trump with his heart eight and playedI a i spads to dum my's king for an overtrick. When hoi ...........found out that Wolff, many tlm ei a world champion, bad goaa down, Bocchi felt dead chuffed, very happy. CIWIbrNT/.lat North s K I I ) >11*7 * J io • a • A J t A 10 7 West East A A •3 a g io S 7 • Q * * 7 S4 • K 7 4 * a 1 3 A K J 1 S 4 A i 3 J A Q A 4 K 0 J 10 J Q I l Vulnerable: Both D ealer Eaat . Booth I NT J* West Pass Pass North sa 40 East Pa** Pass All Opening lead: • 4 by B o b T h i v f DO y o u N ttD TH C FORM OR TH* .* u /l FORM? o tU f lN tS f . ETnrf I tl U N lt, c m T tU f C t N T L t H A N ! § _ T H R B U S iH tfi. f ./ t GARFIELD r m o ROM PROM t m WPTHSOF THC EARTH 'STOMPON TOKYO W S " qfour ‘Birthday Saturday, Sapl 13.1997 Some Interesting twists could be In the otltog lor you m Ihe year ahead. You are kkety to be the luckiest m pieces where you were rather unfortunate previously. VIRQO (Aug. 13-Sept. 23) lately. Ihe sun ol opportunity has bean hovering about your career. Today might be Ihe (fiend* are more attentive to you than usual. Thera Is something magnetic in yourchanama. SCORPIO (Oct. 34-Mov. 33) Your feel­ ings of loriune will bo |ushfied. even though outward mrkcators might not sup­ port them. Your luck la reeaftng near the turfsco. e<x>aSy as competent at you ts smng m the driver's seat A R IIB (March It-A p rll 13) Your lugh hope* can be reeksod today S you thaw about success instead of worrying about the number of way* you rmgN lad. TAURUB (Aprfl IfrMay 30) It la impera­ tive that you aelabkeh meaningful ot**cUvca today. If not, you're bkety lo feel unfulfilled and ready lo do something SAQfTTARKM (Nov. 33-Oes. 31) It you have ideas or plant upon which you wot*! kke to axpand, this Is a favorable day for thinking big. Do not be nbmtdat- Q IM IN I (May St-dun* 10) If you're ed. CAPRICORN (D m . 13-dan. 13) Today paring cloud cover. Trying io patch up a broken romance? Tha Astro-Graph at interests areconoamed Ptayiipong" Matchmaker can help you understand AQUARIUS (dan. SO-Peb. 13) You migfx what to do to make the relationship work. be In a poeMon to enhance aMady large Mai 33.75 to Matchmaker, c/o this news­ opportunities today. Be grateful for your paper, P.O. Bos 1783, Murray Hill breaks and do whal you can lo build upon Run). Station, New York, NY 101SB. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 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/b0ee24ffad1ad28cf20a76b39f7142ef.pdf 539e4964568b1a714b7bfed00c1d0dbb PDF Text Text • D ec em b e r i i q q • • • s a • • 6 • WEDNESDAY ; Durysa F lig h t s c h o o l e n tic e d t o s t a y tenn on Thursday when the city commission convene* for It* regular av io n . Agenda llrtno far the meeting Include the election of the deputy mayor, the ■warding o f the Rinehart Road widening project con­ to r t and condemnation of M a y o r o n p o lic e : N o in t e n t io n t o fire e v e r y b o d y Teamwork is key to SPD makeover SANFORD - -Whatever we do. w ell do It aa a team.” Mayor U n y Dale said today before the Brat of hla strategy meet­ ing* with Chief Joe Dillard to determine the reorganization of the Sanford Police Depart­ ment. Although rumor* *erm to be spreading that there will be major personnel change* al the SPD. Dale said there waa no Intention on anyone's part to *go Bring everybody.” Dale, the City Commission liaison lo the SPD. M id he as­ sured Sanford Ifollre Sgt. Dar­ rel Presley on Tuesday that II p r r it • something that they haven’t had In the past.” Dale M id . Presley, a spokesman for the fraternal Order of Police. M id all oUlcers of the SPD would be 'Involved In every aspect of the reorganisation • We agree with the tram approach, which Airport to expand Disabled children’s center burglarized UCPs office and facility, but Weld said that the panels had been taken off the door* of the UCP room*. * SANFORD - . D(m bled chll«*«•» Mat equipment used In thetr care after a burtgary t* their facility this past weekend. The United Cerebral Palsy Early Intervention Center at the comer of Third Street and Park was burglarised with nearly S I,500 tn property sto­ len. Gomez said the Incident oc­ curred sometime Sunday morning. UCP to leasing Its space from First Presbyterian Church. George Weld, chair­ man of the property committee for the church, said there was no apparent sign o f forcible entry into the Christian Educa­ tion Building that houses Among the Item* stolen ham the center were two trirvtatona. a VCR. a phone, a microwave, a wagon, money, tapes and a International terminal to ac­ commodate the Rowing lu m ­ ber of paaaenger*. OS1. operator o f the Interna­ tional terminal which w m built tn April 1996. win submit a site plan for the proposed project to the planning and coning commission al Its meeting Thursday at 7 p m. at City Hall. In addition. OSI wants to relocate further cast Ms em­ ployee parking lot and the roadway to the airport's con­ trol tower. According to Brendan Carmody. president and managing director of OSI. the expansion la necessary because of the heavy paaaenger traffic. The 30 percent expansion wtU add about 40.000 square feet to the existing structure including UCP aids children with de­ velopmental dlMbtlltlea. Gomez said that the center carta and assists with 13 chil­ dren on s dally basis and usu­ ally IS outpatients on a weekly basis. UCP la funded by fed­ eral grant money and Medicaid from the Individual. 'Any donations would be great.* said Gomez. However. UCP officials said that most of the loss la covered by Insur­ ance. The church only re­ ported a CD player alolen. Historic home owners caretakers for the future The Sanford I tutor* Trust* * Ninth Annual Hotkiag Tour o f Homes u*U be held SatunUuj anl ftindap. fVr. 6 and 7from noon noOl 5 pat. The tour begin% at the Cultural Arts Building at the comer a! F\fth Street and Oak Avenue. Tickets an 113 per person and pro­ ceeds benefit renovation grant* • Oustedby the trust ’to tarrtrs r*i the Sanford Historic IMstnct. Several homes on the tour uM be show rased this week *i the Sanford Herald. Shoppsrs hit th* stora* an masse, knowing they have only 22 shopping tfcy* M l til Christmas. 11 SANFORD - Robert Kinney and Robert Walsh couldn't know tn January when the ne­ gotiations on the house they hoped to buy fell through that It waa one o f the luckiest days of their Uvea. Disappointed but not discouraged, they contin­ ued thetr aearch for a house with the right character and history. In June of this year they moved Into the house they knew they w m meant to have. The large, white Colonial style house on Park Avenue waa built circa 1935 for City Ocorge DcCottca and Myrtle. Kinney and Walah arc fortunate enough to have an Abstract of Title and blue prints o f the original house. These records Indicate that the house w m Inherited The KJnney/Walsh heme faatui by Mrs. DcCottca' son Frederic Bell. In 1961 the bouse waa sold to Robert and Dorothy WUtama. For the next thirty the house waa the family of the Williams' and thetr stx children. They sold the K house In 1961. Sixteen years later Kinney and Walsh found the house remarkably Intact ‘We wanted something different than a tract houae.* said Kinney. The Integrity o f the houae remains. U needs cosmetic touches and dressing up”. The kitchen area Is the only area that had been drastically changed by recent remodeling. A butler's pantry originally built Into the area 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 M M �‘Tis better to give Hrrald Correspondent The holidays are a time of year when people are In the giving mood. But who do you give to. and. Just as Impor­ tant. what do you give? The SanA)rtf Hem Id has compiled this Giving Guide, a list of organizations here In our urea who need your help. If an organisation la not on the Usi. it doesn't mean they »re not a viable organization. It just means we didn't know about them or could not get In touch with them before press time. Many of the organizations listed below have special nerds for the services they provide. Many have the same nerds. Any time toys are listed, they should be new unwrapped toys. Many of the organizations take used toys at other times of the year, but for the holiday season, new is preferred. For the Make-A-Wtah Foundation, because many of the chil­ dren they grant wishes lo have suppressed Immune systems, new is s must. Many of the organizations have thrift stores, all of which take used toys. Money Is not specifically mentioned on any of the lists because ALL of the organizations need donations of money. If you have nothing to give and no money to spare, you can always give yourself. Many organizations cannot run without volunteers. They need volunteers during the holiday season and through­ out the year. Some organizations are dedicated lo our four legged and feathered friends. They also need help now and throughout the year. Two of these organizations are listed at the bottom of the list. They also need money and volunteers throughout the year. ir r m l iv in g fo r SENIORS. Lake Mary. 3338877, Cindy Collins, ext. 20 or Tessa Chisolm ext. 106 th e goal thto year to le keep the senior* warm. They need donattona o f blankets, ■wratrr*. flannel pajamas (M-XU. slippers. gloves, socks, anything that will help keep them warm. You ran drop Items off at the Better Living Cor Seniors of­ fice at 1097 Sand Bond Rd. in Lake Maty, tf you can't drop off. call and they will arrange to pick It up. a r r r or central n o i- IDA-SEMINOLE COUNTT-Jo Howard 324-3200 New baby gifts and baby Items, school supplies, chil­ dren's underwear and socks (boy and girl, stars), in­ fant and toddler clothing (new and nearly new), household linen (new and nearly new). and non* berry. Bob McCarthy 6958222 Toys for all ages, scanner for IBM compatible com­ puter. office supplies, copy paper and fox paper rolls, department store gift certifi­ cates. non-perishable food, turkeys, and used shoes. Also need used clothing and household Items for their thrift store. CmUSTIAN HELP FOUN­ DATION. Longwood. Lynn Holliday 834-4022 Turkeys, hams, toys, and canned goods for their holi­ day baskets, toiletries. FATRSR FLANAGAN'S SOTS TOWH. Sanford. Linda Adams 366-3667 The Sanford location des­ perately needs gifts for the holidays. The children at that location are teenagers, so generic gifts, such as Tahlrts, would be helpful. Also, sports raps for boys and Jeweliy for girls would be nice. FLORIDA UNITED A g u id e t o h o lid a y feature music, children's activities, etc. The theme o f the armuM parade will be • T ls rtiq Christmas*, taking plot* SB Saturday at I I am . It w ill come tight down First S tm t. Floats, musical groups, specialty cars, ctvte. terr ies and social groups o r oft scheduled to partlet pate. On Friday, the festivities win begin at 6:30 p.m. os sheet music is handed out far participants to sing slang with a local husband and wtfe group at Magnolia Square. Then at 7 p.m., Sanford Mayor Larry Dale will light up Main Street. Music will then continue at 8 p.m. On Saturday, the aforementioned parade will take place. From noon until 3 p.m. there w dl be a lunch srtth Santa Claus. Abe during the lunch. — ids wUI Instrumental ensemble featured soloists. choir of the Church*of^Jesus Christ o f Latter-day Saints Invites those who would like, to participate In a Messiah •Sing A-LonT- »UR H f. Dm . 7. Bring your own music score to the Lake Emma Drive location. Following the aing-a-long. a live broadcast from Salt Lake City will be presented at 8 p.m. The public la welcome. Students from Sanford Middle School will serenade, with Christmas carols the members of the Heathrow Women's Club st Ihetr regular monthly mretlng, Monday. Dec. 8. The meeting begins at 10:30 a.m. aM lw HraHirow County Club. ■OMR, Dellary, Bess Bussey 629-5048 Clothing (boys and girls K- group of 70 members of the Chureh of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will perform selections from Handel's Messiah, 8stsedsy aad WEATHER fire department at conclude at Lake Hall at 0 p.m. St arriving as part of and will attar thru towyvaa Reach: Seas are 3-5 feet frith a moderate chop. Water temperature at Day­ tona la 65 degrees and at New Symma. 66 degrees. Winds are from the south st 10-15 m.p.h. The high temperature In Sanford Tuesday was 70 de­ grees and the overnight low was 50. Recorded rainfall for the period ending st 10 a.m.. Wednesday totaled .00 Inches. •Sunrise................7.02 a.m. •Sunset................. 6:38 p,m. k i Sening Sanford. Lake Mary and StmlnoU County Since 1908 Wednesday,December3.1007 • Voi.90.No.73 PuMatwd Tuesday trougi Friday and Soxtoy by R*pubic Newspapers, toe. • 300 N. FrenchAve.. Sanford. FL 32771 Phone: (407) 322-3011 Far. (407) 323440$ Republic The Dee. 13 performance will take place st 7 p.m. at the church st 701 Wetherbee Rd., In southeast Orlando. Fee Information on this Rad performance. call Cookson at 740-8156 or 2914285. The Dec. 14 performance will take place at 7 p.m. at the church at 2258 Lake Emma Dr.. Lake Mary. Come early and enjoy the youth choir. Those ■ performancet may bring unwrapped toys to be placed under Christmas trees in the chureh. These Hems frill bo distributed to needy children during the holidays. For more Information. call Debblo Woods st 787-9741. The public Is Invited. steth year, the gro performed In thr Ortai accompanied by chance of thunderstorms. Highs In the upper-70s. Lows In the upper-50s to low-60s. Friday. Partly cloudy. (Ugh In the upper60s. Lows In the low-40s. Saturday: Sunny. High* In the lcrw-60*. Lows In the low40a Here are the winning num­ bers selected on Tuesday In the Florida Lottery: Fantasy 5 1-3-10-12-16 LatM (Nee. 2$) 4-0-10-37-40-43 and Ncwspaperj, Inc. LOW FIXED PRICES NO HAGGLE NO HASSLE Sfmday. Das. $. 0. 7. IB, IS and 14. Ttmes for Friday are 6 lo B p. m., Saturday and Sunday 2 to 9 p.m. Both walks feature food and crafts. Iiu t ifr iT With Santa: Two breakfasts are being planned for Sstweday Dm . 0. st. Peter's Preschool will be holding their breakfast from 7:30 to 10&0 a-m. There will be tons o f real snow, hayrtdes and face painting. There wtll also be a silent auction, bake sale and Santa'a Marketplace. Breakfast frill be eggs, bacon, sausage, pancakes, m ilt and a drink. Santa trill be available lor pictures for Just $2. Advanced tickets cost $4.50 for adults, $2.50 for children 3 and up and $18 for a family ticket that admits up to 6 people. Tickets purchased at the door are $8.50, $3.50. and $17 respectively. St. Peter's la located on Rinehart Road In taka Mary. For more information, call 333-1707. Grace United Methodist Church frill hold their tareakfast from 8 a.m. until rwon. They will be serving panralr~f and sausage. Santa wdl be there from 9 to 11 a.m. far pictures. For children 0 and under breakfast and a picture are $3. for children 7 to 10. 04. For older children adults. breakfast to $3 and the picture to 02. There will also be a rummage aale. The church to located at 499 N. Country Club Rd. T ie stto b tla f frill be taking place on tatwsday, Dm . 0 from 4 to 0 p.ra. in historic downtown Longwood. LceAnne Brodeur. a Girl Scout from Cadette Troop 394 In the Drramflnder'a Service Unit, bus worked frith the city on planning and coordinating this event for her Silver Award. S ir and other Old Scouts 1997 FORD TAURUS QL #9657 3 4 7 ,4 Door, P/W , P/L, Tilt, Cruise THE HERRADVANTAGE v r c iw v n o it r • 12,595 * 12.595 4195 S. Orlando Dr. 1 mile S ol Lake Mary Mwrl m ) ’ ■*>? SAN FO R D 321-9908 �rglWT-M Retiring after 19 years with ffw county, Jean E HenoncKSvn was Qiwn i niev farewell by Seminole County Manager Gary Kaiser and County CommMsoner Grant Maloy. Hendrickaen was the senior secretary ^pvesvjy for rnww the as SoM Waste Division of tile r^p Public ™mPwpy^Nw1 Works wwaw* uHens aFwf]mngieft • and one JBL 290 watt amplifier vein ■loifn wnm psaiy in inc 3400 block o f South Orlando Drive. Total amount o f prop­ erty atolen waa S330. Aluminum poota were stolen Wedneaday In the 3600 block of South Sanford Avenue. There were 100 posts atolen and total amount atolen waa S I.300. fou r Dayton Urea and lim i were atolen Thureday In Ihe 100 block o f Myrtle Avenue. Total amount of property sto­ len waa S3.BOO. A Snapper lawnmowei worth •200 waa atolen Thureday In the 1000 block of Elm Avenue. A white 86 Cadillac Fleetwood four door, bccnaa plate number TNXD3I. waa atolen Sunday ki the 10.000 block of Stone brook Drive. Coupla charged with conspiracy to murdar Jewelry totaling 6400 was stolen Friday In the 200 block of Towns Center Circle. A ear battery worth 660 waa atolen Saturday In the 1400 block of Weal 15th Street. Edwin Holt 40. oI lin coin Ct., Sanford, was arrested Friday by Sanford police. Holt was charged with battery on a law enforcement officer and possession of drug parapher­ nalia. Holt waa arrested In the 1700 block of West 14th Street. Holt allegedly hit arresting o f­ ficer twice In the arm. Jimmy Hampton. 36Lo ( 2470 Sipes. Are-. Sanford, was ar­ rested Saturday by Seminole Courtly deputies. Hampton wsa charged with sole of a con­ trolled aubalance and arrested at the corner of State Road 46 and Oeeenway. Hampton's ar­ rest was the result of in un­ dercover operation targeting street level drug dealers. Unite involved I ! J William Posterns. 37. of 2106 Sanford Ave.. Sanford, waa ar­ rested Saturday by Sanford police. Posterns waa charged with aggravated aasault and possession of drug parapher­ nalia. Posterns waa arrested st the com er of 19th Street and Magnolia Avenue. Postema allegedly tried to attack a man with a knife. Obstructing Justice Miguel Oonaalrs. 37. of 100 E. 7lh St.. Sanford, waa ar­ rested Saturday by Sanford police. Oonxalex waa charged with obstructing/ resisting with violence and battery on a law enforcement officer. Oorualrs waa arrested In the 600 block of Oak Avenue. Oonxalex al­ legedly slapped officer's hand off hla shoulder twice. A Magnovox CD player worlh • 100 arms stolen Friday In the 600 block of South Sanford Avenue. A 19-Inch color television and an alarm clock were stolen Friday In the 600 block of South French Avenue. Total amount of property stolen was • 110. A CD changer and a speaker were stolen Friday In the 3400 block of Ortondo Avenue. Total amount of property stolen was •MOO. i i A cosh register worth 6350 was atolen Saturday in the 7400 block of County Road 437. Change totaling 65 and snacks totaling $10 was stolen Wedneaday In the 200 block of South Park. Two Nokia cell phones were stolen Friday In the 200 block of Towne Center Circle. Total amount of property atolen was •499.90. A Magnavox portable CD player and six CDs were stolen Sunday In the 3200 block of Orlando Drive. Total amount of property atolen was 6175. stolen Friday In the 1000 block of Mellonvtlle Avenue. Total amount of property stolen was •1.036. LONGWOOD Carl Heinman. J r . 34. of 240 Orange Avrnue. Ivmgwood. and Leslie Wilson, 27. of the same ad* dress as II tin man. made Ihetr Intlul «m n appearances Tliesday In the courtroom at the Srmlnole County Correctional Farillty. Each Is rharped with two counts of conspiracy to commit Aral degree murder. Investigators from the Sher­ iffs Office Major Crimes Sec* lion arrested lletnman about 5 p m. Monday In his cell at the jail. Wilson waa arrested about 6:30 p m. at her home. lletnman and Wilson are ac­ cused of trying to hire a man to kill MrInman's father and strpniothrr. Carl lletnman Sr.. 57. and Lavana lletnman. 51. tmih of Longwood. The Sheriffs Office Investiga­ tion liegan on November 33 when an Inmate at the Semi­ nole County Correctional Fa­ cility told deputy sheriffs that Itrtnman had asked him to kill hla hither and atepmother. The Inmate. Jerry Andrews, said lletnman had offered to pay 63,000 for the double mur­ der. lletnman eventually pro­ vided Andrews with detailed background information on his parents Including i map of their home. Ilrtnman allegedly wanted his parents killed so he could get a large Inheritance from their estate. Ilrtnmun Is classified as s habitual offender, lie has a record of 35 arresta for a vari­ ety of crimes such aa burglary and theft. Conspiracy to commit Unit degree murder la a first degree felony. The maxi­ mum penalty la life Imprison­ ment. HrInman and Wilson are being held without bond at the county Jail. Ilford • (4 0 7 ) 3 2 3 *3 6 5 0 ; SANFORD MAIM STREET WINTERFEST *97 COLORING CONTEST DR. R.C. SPROUL Incidents A white 94 Chevy Blaxcr two door waa atolen Wedneaday In the 4200 block of South Or lando Drive. A 21-Inch color televi- For Personal & Commercial Insurance AS THE SENIOR MINISTER OP PREACHING AND TEACHING AT SA IN T A N D R E W S C H A P E L oonterod Worship—Dynamic Biktica Manifesting Um Joy of Christian F*l JOIN US THIS SUNDAY STATE: Judging wM ba dons In lha Mowing categories Ags Categories 1-5 yean o*d Towns Center BTvd. and gw to South Mall Entrance Read and tara right. TIm theatre te straight ■head Ct the church ofOeo for mere information (407) 333-6683 fi-tOysarsofd Awards wC b« mads at tha Manna Hots! on Decamber 0,1967 during the lunch with Santa -1200 p m. • 100 pm OCADUNC: Friday, December 1,1B«7 Dr. SprouFa "Renewing Your Mind* radio broadcast can be heard Monday - Friday on WTLN-FM/9&3 at 9 pjn. and WTLN-AM/1S90 at 8 ajn. Please color and mall to: Sanford Main Street: P.0. Box 1741; Sanford, Florida 32772 Cal wth Question! to 322-5600 Sponsored b y U u Saq/bni H tn d d �4A San\;rd n*rakJ Sa-'ord Honda Wednesday. Decembet 3, 1997 VecJical Assistant Rie Canon, left, u se s a realistic plastic arm to dem onstrate how blood is drawn Irom a patient. Re* cent gra du a tes of the Corrections Giving-------Continued from Pi|t 2A 12). lnllclrtrs, school **ipplu*». household linens. rrcrr.iMoti .ind sports equipment (new or used). camping equipment, musical Instruments. small kitchen appliances. IBM com ­ puter and printer, furniture, and refrigerator/freezer. Vol imirrrs are needed to paint the inside o f the cottages. HABITAT FOR HUMANITY IN SEMINOLE COUNTY. San lord. Sharon Shoemaker 3288717 Used furniture, clothing, and household items for Ihelr thrift siorr They can arrange for pickup. Volunteers are desperately nrcdrd to help out In the Thnlt Store. To volunteer, call Win Shoemaker. Thrift Store hours arc Tuesday and Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.. Thursday and Friday Intnt 9 a m. to 5 p.m. and Sat­ urday from 8 a.m. to l p.m. HOSPICE OF THE COM­ FORTER. Altamonte Springs. Sara Stengel. 6H2-080H Tills is the only non-profit hospice currently serving Seminole, Orange and Osceola Counties. Hospice la In des­ perate need of volunteers. On Jan. 20. there will be a day time class for volunteers who would like to work with Hos­ pice. Tile class will be one morning a week for six weeks. Commemorative ornaments are available from Hospice by donation. Major Items needed by Hos­ pice Include a VCR. an 8-foot umbrella Christmas tree and a new or good used refrigerator. JUVENILE DIABETES FOUNDATION OF CENTRAL FLORIDA. Casselberry. Jill Wtledrn. 331-2873 Copy paper, file folders, la­ ser labels. TV-VCR combo and a microwave. MAKE A WISH FOUNDA­ TION OF CENTRAL FLORIDA. Longwood. Jan Ingrando. 339- 9474 Toys, gift bag Items, dispos­ able cameras, colored mark­ ers. color and white copy pa­ per. 480 computer stations and a color printer, tclcvlsion/VCR for volunteer train­ ing. shopping bags, file cabi­ nets. helium tanks, and gro­ cery store gift certificates. Make A Wish will be having a dinner dance and auction In July. They need local com pa­ nies to donate Items for the auction. Adult and youth volunteers are needed. Make A Wish also nrrds printing services, limou­ sine services, sign company services. banner company services, clerical services and framing services. SAFEHOUBE OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. Sanford. Betty Spencer or Radonda Bobbins. 330-3011 Non-perishable food Items, VCR. TV. linens (twin size), romforters. pillows, towels, wash cloths, scissors, manl* explains careers in law enforcement, Be yourself, only better, according to ofllclals at Seminole Community College tn Sanford. The school hosted a Job fair recently, at which area representatives extolled the virtues of various professions. SeHciftftfe Sc Th e brains behind the |ob fair, d isp la y­ ing literature and T-sh irts from S e m i­ Academy will begin employment as jail guards and bailiffs. Alexa Tomacki, right nole Community College, from left: Kay Icardi, Robert Ledford and Ellen Paul. rure sets, disposable diapers (large), toiletries, first aid sup­ plies. adult cold and sinus medicines, play pens, baby buttles, baby wipes, diaper rash ointment and a com m er­ cial washer and drver. SALVATION ARMY. Sanford. Rnbbl Nelson, 330-4676. ext. 224 New clothing for nldrr chil­ dren. toys (or ages 10 and up, turn-perishable food, diapers and olher baby Hems, and Christmas trees Volunteers are needed to help with the kettles between now and Dec. 24. Vohmtrers are also needed to help with tile food drive on Dec. 17 at the Goodings loca­ tion In Casselberry. Voluritrrrs are needed to help sort food Dec. 18-20 at Sanford office. 700 W. 24 St. Volunteers are also needed at the Sanford of­ fice for Dec. 22 and 23 toy dis­ tribution. WEE HELP CHILDREN'S RESOURCE CENTER. Lake Mary. Ken Hudson 333-2194 This organization Is a com ­ puterized information renter for all phvslrally or mentally d'siressed children and thrlr families. This Is especially vital for children with rare disor­ ders where Information Is not readily available. They also need rehabilitative equipment and books on special chil­ drens Illnesses. They Immedi­ ately need a volunteer to help with fund raising and public relations HUMANE SOCIETY OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. Sanford. 323 8685 A 486 or belter compulrr. grooming table and grooming suppllrs. pest ronlrol senders, perimeter frnrtng with drive­ way gale, auio walering sys­ tem In krnnrls. plumbtng/draln cleaning services, hi-velocity stand dryer. 2 line answering machine, sendee on under floor heating, large wire dog crates, dry and canned pet food, paper towels, toilet paper, newspaper, shredded paper, food and water bowls, cleaning supplies, cat litter, pel toys, trashes and office Santa has a mailbox at the Sanford “Herald! Mail or drop offjour Santa letters ati Sanford Herald P.O. Box 1667 Sanford, FL 32771 Firefighter Shawn Treloar informs inter­ ested job fair attendees about careers supplies. WILDLIFE REHABILITA­ TION CENTER. Christmas. Kim Hardee 568-3200 FKKI): Hippy chow: Ksbllar; KMK. medium rrarkrd corn, unswrelerved cereals. wild bird, sunflower and parakret seed: wild game bird food SUTI’LIKS. cleaning »»p pllrs. chains for hanging squir­ rel Uixes; duct lapr: 35mm film reseutable bags, all sizes. CHKATUKE COMFORTS in fire science, with training available at s e e . animal toys, plastic and glass aquariums with lids, pet laxls In good condition, any sizr. healing puds, plastic wading pools. BIG ITKMS autoclave: oplhalmast ope MKDICA1.: Baytrll. Bactrim inple antibiotic INrosporlnl: drxamethasonr: Albon. Flagyl. Ivermectin. IN KIND DONATIONS, Clean builders sand; bakery goods for volunteers. VOLUNTEERS Ages 18 and up nrrdrd lo s|ieud three hours a wrrk with the young, sick and injured wildlife, cleaning ragrs. preparing I*sal. feeding animals, and ex tending a raring. helping hand. Volunteers are also nrrdrd lo p lik u p and traits porl Injured wlldhlr lo thr Center In Christmas Also, it s baby tqlllrrrl lime and wr nerd volunteers lo build vjulr tel l>rd (sixes. FS" m & 6/i/H Stoh/ier c i7 7 ie ^ / / o / 'v I Item* s p e c ta c u la r o rn a m e n ts , h y w o rld re n o w n e d C h ris tm a n o rn a m e n t d e sig n e r C h r is t o p h e r R adlto are m o u th -b lo w n and hand painted lo his exacting specifications. ICach y e a r C h r is t o p h e r re tire s h a lf o f h is co lle ct inn lo m alic w a y fo r new creations (w h ich also maltcs them h ig h ly collect aide). I his ye a r there are o ve r 700 Your letter automatically enters you In a draw ing fo r FREE tickets to the Royal Lipizzaner Stallion Show in Daytona Beach Dec. 28 & 30. Letters and drawings will appear in our Season’s Greetings special publication Dec. 24. w o m lc r lu l o rn a m e n ts Iro m tr a d itio n a l to w h im s ic a l lo add m ore m e rrim e n t to y o u r hom e arid C h ris tm a s Ire e. 1 h ip p y I lo lid a ys! S h e S n k m ll Unique sifts, stationary and invitations ——<1 Letters must be received by Dec. 17th to be published. Located next to General Cinema at Lake Mary Centre, east of 1*4 at Lake Mary Blvd. and L$ke Emma Road 829-2244 �Sanlort Herald. Santom Fionda - Wedneeday December 3. 1997 •M Flight----------- Police----------Cn I1i m 4 frotn h | « 1A Irmoon. The Grnrr.il Orders. Prexley <«atd. contain "significant changes" in the policies and procedures of the SH> Of major importance are specifics concerning dlscllplne and code of conduct. "We've got a good Jump start Ihe poslttvr approach we nerd to succeed." Dale said. "I told Sgt. Presley this on Tuesday. There's nothing for anyone to fear hut a fear of the unknown ■ and no mattrr what business that undergoes a reorganization thangrs will or cur." The *5.1.000 [xillce study by an Independent flnn deplrted Ihe S ID rank structure as "overblown - top heavy." Thr cunsultani said Ihrrr was no need for a deputy chief, and that there were too many commanders. Some top people would br rr graded or perhaps, drmotrd In the re stnirtunng process. Some of these rhangrs. I’rcslry s.tid, will occur l»y a t­ trition. "We have senior people eligible for retirement." be said "Again, this Is a mattrr for thr rhlrf and thr admin I stratlon to drtrrminr and then be approved try the city com mission." The step try step process means a tiard look at rat h di­ vision of the S ID 11 also means ronsolidating with ihr Seminole County Slienlfs (H flee. "The shrrtlf Is a partner tn die process." Dale said. Sheriff Don Esllnger told Ihe Law Enforcement Options Committee lhat the Sanford Police Department rarely called for assistance, concerned perliaps that It would lie dremed as a "sign of weakness." D ie sheriff and police chief soon will discuss arras where assistance Is approprlalr. Communications. Training. Major Investigations. K-9 Divi­ sion. "Wr'vr gol In delrm dnr what works and wlial doesn't work." Dale said Auothrr topic Is Itow the S i'll ran spn ae up. Iieiier use its present facility at HI5 S, Frrnrli Ave D i p polu r con­ sultant and thr law enforcemriil options (iim uilltrr had serious criticism of thr poller station Chief Dillard rrall/rs the problrm and has uskrd for lirtp. A new |iublir safely building has Itern dls< ussrd by dir illy commissioners but its cost 97 million Is out of thr question. Our day - when Ibr illy gels tax money from the private business sector die putilic safety building will t*e a reality Mayor Dale said be would like lhal day lo rnnir soon alter die lum of die century As of now. the riirreni station would slay Improvniirnls living made "T h r key Is to stay positive." the mayor said Continued Cram Pag* IA training school odlrlals con­ sidering relocating to another airport. "Wr have advised COMAIR when thr new nmwny Is In they will havr in lake ihrir toucharid go training Ihrrr." Cookr said. "It's a much safer envi­ ronment." Cookr said he lias hern ne­ gotiating with COMAIR officials for the pasi sevrral months and by giving ihrm Ihr ability to leave with :i0 days n olltr. Ihr flight school has more flexibility. "I have rrKoiiragrd them In build a facility at the new loca­ tion." Cookr said. COMAIR. with ulxiul :KX> sliidruls and 60 slnglr rnglnr aircraft, has operated out of Sanford slm e 19*10 Rrnt In­ come from COMAIR Is about $150,000 a year D ie company liad Ibrratrnrd to incur out several years ago, but accord­ ing to Cookr. Ihr alrjmrt authority kepi d ir s< IichiI lirrr liy repaving si reels, lowering Ibr rent. rrhirhtshlng furl tanks. and rejialrmg Ibr building llir flight sc IichiI bad also talked aImiiI suing die airport over thr changes hnnigh! cm by growth, howrvrr. according lo Cookr. "they have Ijurkrd off that position * Cooke said Ibr lease would lie presented to COMAIR today Expand-------C o itla a t* Croat Pag* 1A three bays on the first Irvrl for ttckrtlng and baggagr proc esslng D ie addltlon.il space on the second Irvrl will be designated for more duty Irre shops, passenger sealing and a Iwr style restaurant. Car mody said "We re aritlrlpallng a 30 per «rnl Increase tn passenger Iralllr try nrxl summrr and wr want to nuke sure that wr have more than adequate space." hr said In contrasl to other travel­ ers. high season tor the hrii Ish Is between May I and Nov Duryea--------Cootlnusd from Pag* IA pro|ierty for drainage lor tfi.it pro|rrt. and die seconding Trading and politic hearing on tfie purchase of property for the gateway park D ie city managrr will rec­ ommend that the contract for Rinehart Rood tie awardrd to thr low bidder. Martin K. Kby Construction. Inc. at a cost of *5.119.129.67. Heading up Ihr Items for commission action on thr city managrr’s report Is thr authorisation for thr llrst of llvr payments thr city will make to the county for eco­ nomic Incrnlives for ATAT. City Manager John l.ittnn will tell Ihe mayor and Ihr city commission that AT A T has satisfied thr minimum requirements set forth in llic Jobs Growth Incentives Pro­ gram. between that com ­ pany. Seminole County and the city. Seminole County fronted *731.000 In tax Incentives to attract ATAT to relocate lu Lake Emma Road. D ir city will reimburse the county up to *305.000 In live payments of *73.100. ATAT moved Into and renovated the old NCR building and built a new 90,000 square foot stnirture adjacent lu that building. Die required capital Investment was *13.5 million and ATAT exceed lhat by *13,691.0-15. Lmmi's report slates that Ihr company created 340 new Jobs with an avrragr salary of *45.440.06, again ex­ ceeding ihe minimum re­ quirement. by *19.440.06. The llrst Installment pay­ ment was due Oct. 3 1. During his campaign. Duryea said he had not been In favor of the economic IncrnUve program. Duryea said, "I didn't see a need." based on the companies that applied for the program. Duryea Is the current dep­ uty mayor. Whether he will retain that position will be decided by the commission on Thursday. The swearing In ceremony will begin at 6:30 p.m. tn die commission chambers. A re­ ception will follow and Ihe commission meeting will be­ gin at 7. Lake Mary City Hall la lo­ cated at 100 N. Country Club Rd. :iO Weekly traffic at the airport ranges from lietwrrn 10.000 and 25.000 passengers Carmody said Willi one million internallolial passengers so l.u this year, mostly frniii thr Dnitrd Kingdom, Camuxly Halil his rontp-iny "had in provide lor It." "During die high season we were rcmstralnrd." hr said 'We want die sriuniv ol knowing wr havr some rxlra tu pailiv* at A ls o Ihe commission Hireling rhrrr will tie a public heal lug to consider a rrqursl lor a cool sign and a slip plan lor Joe's CratiShack a restaur.ml proposed at 4659 W 1st Slreel III llir Gateway I’la/a Shopping Center Ihr restaurant is pari ul a rlialn owned bv Landry h Sealciod Rrstauriints fn«\ based In Houston. Texas, a i Ihere will be a public hear­ ing to consider a rrqursl tor Scotty's, luratrd on 700 Krrtu h Avenue, to wutvr land scape buller reqiilrrliirnts. : h m jt e s . * 3 0 u' I I I t I I I I I I I 1 ; c o l o r ...* 2 0 i» I j | PERMS .J40ur H P ’f t s r w it h a o om r B I 'I ICUXUicO M W lM % I M U M | CALL FOR SPECIALS ON i TANNING A MASSAGE i !X ; lic lyuuci'tw ® A M cilalird M tlK iM M l h l l i b i U collector attempting to C O L L E C T a 0 1 B f AND A N T INFORMATION O B TA IN IO WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE Da*ad tn# 20th da* of NOVEM ­ BER i t t f M ARTANNI MORSE Ci*rl ot Circuit Court B# Jana i J h m k Dapoff O a i CO O L'S A STAWiARSMi tO TO Boy Scuut Boy4a*ardi Suita 4)0 Tampa, Ftor«da 11401 Tatapao«a i lM i SFT 4004 CAS I N OWES R jtjitin No 24 a^d OacameHtr 1 tS Tf CER 201 MO TICS 09 FICTITIOUS MAMA Nortc a m r*a#abp g**an f^ar am angagad m buTMr>a** at 2T » ) Soutn Or'ando Dri*a, Sarford Sam nota Countp Fior<da. u^da* I N Fictitovit Nam# o» B ID S A MOBS., and TAaf >tntand to 'ag ialar ta d na*n« » tn# D'Vltton o» CorpQf ationf Ta)4«naa*a« ftu"-1a *n ac«o«danca **«m in# p»o»‘%*o«a of tna F tcTiftou* Nama Sfatwra* To Rtf Sacfian I4S At. Fonda Siafuiaa I H I Quoc Trong Tran AuRii an Dacambar | t <n p O CL-IS DROWNING IN IN TUB CIRCUIT COURT OF TN8 BIQMTICNTM JUOICIAL CIRCUIT IN ARO FOR SBMIROLB COUNTY. FL0RI0A CIVIL ACTION CADS NO. BY-SMS-CA DIVISION 14-W PNC M ORTGAGE COAA OF AMERICA, IS ASON PHOHI SfRyiCE ORGANISATIONOMEHINGDEB1 REDUCTIONPROGRAMS WITHOUT CHARGE AND witHouf filing banaruptcv lietwrrn the kllchrn and dining rcMim was rompleiely removed. Using the blurprlnts. Kinney and Walsh pl.in to renovate the kllchrn area to more closely resemble thr way it was when the house was built. FREE CONFIDENTIAL INTERVIEWI* PERSON ORIT PHONE. CALL , C B C , IN C . I (4 0 7 ) 5 9 9 -0 0 5 7 Robert P. Collette, M l), p.A. Hoard C ertifie d Comprehensive Specialty Care of Ear, Nose, Throat and Sinus Disorders Adult and Pediatric Is Pleased To Announce That D e v a n g M . S h ah , M .D., Has Joined Our Practice • Bachelor's Degree from MIT • Graduated from Robert Wood Johnson Medical School In New Jersey as a member or the National Medical Honor Society • Completed Resiliency ul Juhns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. Medicare and Most Insurances /[ccepted. Office hours by appointment Please call: Oeltuna ! ! it! ' li) A i'ji.e jij • Sinlorfl • J.'J W.' i Tour--------- 407-57441200 ( I Continued from P if* IA <JII> Drltuiu Bin! Suite tun IN THR C IR C U IT C O U N T O F T N « 1i T N JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT O F FLORIDA IN A N D FON S C M IN O IC C O U N TY Q IN IA A L JU R IS D IC TIO N DIVISION C A S S NO. V S * i9 S C A f4R BANC PLUS MORTAGE CO R N. Plaintiff, VS JOSEPH F FlNDf >SEN and Of BORAH A FiHCLfitlM . mt. D*f*fid«ni* NO TIC S O F F O R C CLO S U R B SALS Notice Ml N fi l f f>v*v» !•*•*, pursuant to if««i Pinal judgment Of F o f K lo w * d«t*d Nq t » $» *r 14th, 1447. and entered m Chr# CAM) numbe# 44 433CA14K. of dm Court at the (SIR Judicial Circuit m and for SorfMAQio County. Mm »d «. wherem BANCPLUS M O R T ­ GAGE CO R A. •• Ptemtrft and J O S IF H F F iN O ftS IN . DEBO RAH A FINOCISIN. UND A C BROWNING. HiO O fN SFRlNOS CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION. INC , >*7are D«r«ndant(a). I wid m « to the and boot Niddar foe t a ih al I N •*•! front door of the Seminole County courthouse m Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, at 11 00 A M on the l i m day of DECEMBER, f 447. I N foMowmg described proparty as a«t forth m u l Final Judgment, to a d : Condon" in rum Unit I l f . •u»tdmg 1)A of HIODEN TA R IN GS CO N DO M IN IUM S, accord-ng to th* Declaration of Condom •ntu* recorded on November IS i| M *n Official Record* Booh 1394, pagaa M l ikru ITS . tn c itiu ii, of the Public Record* of S amino I# County. Fionda and art am and m e rit thereto. together arm *M appurtenance* thereto and an ijrdi* dad interest m the com ­ mon a fain ant a ot *a«d Condominium a* *#f form in ♦aid Caviar at-on H Q 't PURSUANT fO TH| FAiR DEBT CO LLEC TIO N F R A C T iC E S A C T YOU ARE a o v i s e o T h a t t h i s l a w f ir m >S D IE M ID t o B t A D IB T ! SHADES ..*16u> I I Hirre will lie anolher review of a sllr plan for Ihe Tuwne Center II. tea al Seminole Townr Cenlrr In addition. Semliiolr County planner Kevin Fall will present the rrdrvrlopnirut plan lor U.S Highway 17-92. I Living only moved into the house lu June, Kinney and Walsh havr Just begun the work of restoring and preserv­ ing Ihr history o f the house and blending II wllh Ihrir own. Legal Notices ■llOli W. Late Mary Hhil. Suite 110 late Mary 39H E .Utainiintr Dr Altamonte Springs 407-4444)57:1 407-1444)5X1 Or Call t-8 H8-Xl4<l22A RAREN R BABER, at at. Dafandanllti NOTICB OF ACTION TO K AR IN K. BABER LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE 42S WiNOiNQ OAK LANE l o n o w o o o . F l o r i d a 32150 CURRENT RESIDENCE UNKNOWN TO ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN AARTIES CLAIM ING BY. TH R O UGH , UNDER, ANO AGAINST TH f HEREIN NAMEO INDIVIDUAL D E F E N D A N TS ) WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE. W HETHER SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN IN TER EST AS SAOUSES. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GR AN TEES. OR OTHER CLAIMANTS LAST KNOWN R I3I0EN CE UNKNOWN CURRENT RESIDENCE UNKNOWN yOU ARC NOTIFIED inat an m lnx i lu Knatloaa a mortgaga on ma following proparty in SEMINOLE County, Florida LO T 30. OAK VILLA. A C CO R D ­ ING TO THE FLAT THER EO F AS R ICO RO EO IN FLAT BOOK 40 FACES t • A 11 AUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMtNOLE COUNTY, FL0RI0A fiat baan fiiad agamtt you and you ara ftguirad to tarva a copy of your wntfan dafanta*. rf any. •itbtn 30 day* altar tha fir*l publication of Ifua Nodca of Action, on IcRayarna, McCall*. Raymar. Barratt i Frappiar, A lam (iff ■ an or nay. wnoaa addraaa it oui dayanora Boularard, Suita 800. Tampa. Florida 33404. and fila tha orig­ inal with thit Court aithar bafora tatvica on Atainliff'i atlornay or immadiaiafy Iharaaflar; otharwiaa a da fault will ba antarad again*! you for tha raliaf damandad in tha Complain! or petition, Thia no lx a ahail ba pubtiahad onca aach waalh for two conaacuttva waaka m tha Sanford Harafd A O Boa IM F . W ITNESS my hand and tha *aai of this Court on tint 24tn day of NOVEMBER. IM F , Mary anna Morta Clark of tha Court By: Ruth King Aa Daputy Clark Legal Notices IN THC CIRCUIT COUNT OF Tlffl EIOHTEEMTN JUOICIAL CIRCUIT, Ml AMO FON SB Ml N O L I COUNTY. FLORIDA ANON ATS DIVISION C A M MO.i BT-SBS-CA •N Rf THE ESTATE OF CULA NELSON. Dacaaaad NOTICB OF A088MI IB TN A TtON The admirUatration of tha fatata of (u«a N « ’aon. dacaaaad. Ca*a Number 97 TSO’CA >% pandmg *n me Circuit Court of tha Eighteenth Judicial Cwcu't. m and for l emmal# C run ty, Florida,. Aretata C <amn, the addraa* tor which 301 North Paih Avanua. Sanford. Florida J I F F ! Tha name* and addrettea ot tha RareonaJ Rap#aaam*ti'*a and of the »*•***•*#» n « ft* a Attorney are M l forth below Any mtaraatad paraon upon whom m*« notice •• aarvad who •ntanda to ehaKanga mo validity of tha Wifi, tha quaidicaiiona ot the partonal rapraaa-Hat<va venue, o« |ur *edict ion of th«t Court, and an por*ona having cia«ma agamtt m«a aitata who are aarvad with a copy ot fh>a nof*ca. art reqti>red to h** with th u court lu c h objection or claim within the later of three montha atier the data ol tha href publication ot th>a notice or 30 dayf attar tha data of car­ ve a of a copy of fhi« notica on m at parton Ayrton* having ciannt agamat tha aetata who era not known to the partonal rapraaantahva and •♦■o m namaa or addraaaaa are not raaaonabty aacartamabfa m utt Me aa c»a*m* agamat tha aetata w th « thraa month* aflar the data of the f v t l pubhc at on of thia notice a l l C l a i m s a n d O B j EC TIONS NOT SO FILED W'LL BE FOREVER BARRED The data of hr at publication of th e notica ig Dacamba# 3rd. t tT F F n to fl* l Rapraaantativa HAROLD HENDERSON 122S O a r a«gh Or *a fa'iahaaaaa r o#«la 32104 MARK N HUTCHISON. IS O FLORIDA BAR NO 04*48)3 not W EST FIR ST s t r u t SANFORD. FLOR-OA 32FF! PHONE i40F| 1 2 3 -F ftl FACS M i l l [40F) )21 **)1 Ait or nay tor the Aar coral Rep’ aeentatiwe Aothah Car amber J 10, PC l 34 IN TNB CIRCUIT COUNT OF THB IIO H TB IH TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR saaatMOLB c o u n t y . FLORIDA Caaa Na.i 87 41*4 OR OS w Dfviaian: Waad m the Mattar of m# Adopf-on of N M S Adoptaa NOTICB OF ACTION OF 8TBAAANSNT AOOATtON s T A ti o f Fl o r id a TO QUV NGUYEN YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFICO that a Aatition under oath ha* boan rued m th« «a o «a atyfad court for iiit Stepparent Adoption o* N H , born May 34,, 1944. in Aaaaraiautam , Germany, by STEVEN DONALD SNiARKA tha rnmof child 4 •tapfatha* You are hereby ootittad that you arc required to a»«ve a copy of vour written defence* if any, to it on STEV EN OONALO S N IFFE R , Petitioner, c/e M.cheoi Fender, Eaq . Petitioner a attorney, who*# addra** • t it S Maitland Avanua. Su fa 100. Maitland, tierida 32F91, on or before O E C IM S IR 30. I**F. and file the original w>th tha clarh of th»t court before aarn ca on tha Petit oner or imme­ diately there after tour failure to ratpond wti> ba traatad at content tp the ttapparant adoption and you wi<l parmanantty iota all legal right* a t a parent to the child named in the petition for ttapparant adop­ tion W ITNESS my hand a* ca r a of *ard court and teal thereof ihi* 2Sth day ot November. t*9F SEAL) WARYANNE MORSE Clark of Ctrcu t Court By Nancy R Winter A t Deputy Clara Rubi<an Oac amber 3. 10. IF. 24. 18SF D E L -24________________________ th e IN THB CIRCUIT COUNT FON 8BMIM0LB COUNTY, FLONIOA AROSATB DIVISION Fila Number CA 4F-84F-CA IN RE: ESTATE OF WILLIAM J OUNCMANN. Dacaaaad NOTICB TO CRflOITONS (aummavy admlalatratian) TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIM S OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE You are hereby notified that an Order of Summary Administration hat bean antarad in u i« aetata of WILLIAM J . OUNEM ANN. dacaaaad. File Number CA fF f4F CA, by the Circuit Court far Seminole County. Florida. Pvobale Oiviaron. the addraaa of which la 391 North Park Avenue. Sanford. Florida 32FF2-06S9. that the total ca*h value of the aetata >a stock cer­ tificate with ■ value of appro iimaia'y S t0.000 00. and that Ihe namsa and addrassaa of those to whom it hae baan assigned by such order are: William M. Gunemann A«*alf Share or Amount 100*% ALL IN TE R E S TE D FERSO NS ARE hO TlFlEO THAT All creditori of the decedent and other parsons having claim* or demanda against dacadant ' i eat ala on W'hcmi a copy ol thia notice la aarvad within thraa months attar the data of tha first publication of this notice m utt file they claims with thia Court W ITH IN THE LATER OF THREE M ONTHS AFTER T H I DATE OF I N I FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE O R TH IR TY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF TH IS NOTICE ON THEM. All other creditor a of ihe decadent and persona hav­ ing claim* or demands against the etleta of the decadent must Me the * claims with true Court NOTICB WITHIN TH R EE m o n th s In accordanca with tha AFTER THE DATE OF THE Amancana Di*ab»iit>a* Act, parF i r s t p u b l i c a t i o n o f t h is aona naadtng a apacial accom­ NOTICE modation to participate mi tht* ALL CLAIMS AND OCMANOS procaadmg ahould contact tha NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREV­ individual or agency tending ER BARRED. notice not later than tavan (F) Tha data of the first publica­ day s pr ior lo tha proc tid in g al tion of th«a Notice la Nov am bar tha addraaa given on tha 24th. 194F. notica- Tataphona. 4QF-323Parson Giving Notica: 4330 eat. 4221. I-S00-SSS-SFF1 William M. Gunemann (TOO) or t-SOO-93S*8FFO (v) via 3431 Hunt Lana Florida Relay SarvKa. Ovidao. Florida 32F4S Pub hah: Oac amber 3. 10. IM F i Publish November 24. and D IL -3 F Dacambar 3. I M l DCK-224 Legal Notices NOTICB OF FICTITIO US NAMB Notice >* hereby given that i am engaged in busmea* at 184 I Floyd Av , La*a Mary. FL I2 F4 S , Sammofs County. Florida, under tha Fictitious Name of W HIRL WIN O CL8AM IWO, and that I intend to 'agis­ ter aaid name with tha D ivtion of Corporations, Tail aha* sea, Florida. «n accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statute*, To a t Svelte* BCS-09. Fiord* Statutes t*4t Sharon A Mangnam Publish Dacambar 1. 1997 DCL-32 m THB CIRCUIT COUNT 09 TNB IS TN JUOICIAL CIRCUIT 09 FLORIDA m AND FOR StM tNOLB COUNTY OBNBRAL JU R IS D IC TIO N D IVISION C A M NO. M -t T S t -C A FIRST NATIONWIDE M ORTGAGE CORPORATION. Plant.H. VS MICHAEL JAY FOSTER and SHANNON RAQUfL HOOKS, at a i . Defendants NOTICB OF FORflCLOSUNS BALB L e g a l N o tic e * m THR CIRCUIT COURT FOR B S EItR O il COUNTY, FLORlOA PROR A TE DIVIB80R Fife Ha. B r - t t S - C P IN RE: ESTATE OF O E LO R IS M ANDERSON, a/k/a O E LO R IS W M c G II . art/a O E LO R IS Me GEE ANOERSON. Dacaaaad NOTICB 09 AOMIN IB TNATION Tha admirnafration of tha ester# of DELORES M A N O f RSON. a/k/e O E L O R IS W M cGEE. a/ka/ D ELO R ES McGEE ANDERSON, dacaaaad. Fife Number 17 413-CP. it pending *i the Circuit Court for Seminole County, Florida, Probate D v*a*on. the addraaa of which «e N Park Ave . Sanford. FL 32771. Tha namaa and addraaa of the Personal Represent# live and tha Personal Representative a art ornay ere set forth below all IN TE R E S TE D PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAf AH persona on whom this notice ia aarvad who have object o r « that chalteng# the vsi'dity of the will, tha qualifica­ tion* of tha personal represen­ tative. venue, or funSdKtion ot rh.* Court ere required to file they objection* with thia Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE M ONTHS AFTER THC DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF T h i s NOTICE OR THIRTY OAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS N O TICE ON THEM Ail creditors of the decedent end other pereons having catm a or demands agamat decadent* estate an whom a copy of thit n«t»ce it aarvad withm three months after the data of tha f*ral pubNcaftort of this notKe must file thaw claim* w th this Court W ITHIN THE LATER OF T H R U M O N TH S A FTER T H f O A T f O F TNB FIRST euBLJCATiON OF THIS N O TICE OR TH IR TY OAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All other creditors of the dece­ dent and persona having claim* or demand* agamat tha deca­ dent a estate must Me they cia<m* with this court W ITHIN Notice •* hereby given that, pursuant to that Fmai Judgment of Foreclosure dated November ttth . 18*7, and antarad m civil cate number 44 17SJ CA. of the Cncud Court of tha 18th JudKiaf Circuit m and for Sammal# County, Florida, wharan F i r s t n a T i ONWIOC M ORTGAGE CORPORATION. .* Plaintiff and MICHAEL JAY FO S TE R . SHANNON R A Q U lL H O O KS. VIRGINIA SHARVN WARD. U N IT IO STATES OF AM IR tCA. S IM N O L I CO U N TY A POLITICAL SUBDIVISION OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA. TERRY C LANG and O U 'N T A LANG f living, and ail unknown parties claiming by through unde# and agamat tha above named defendant!*) who era not known to be dead or alive whether serf unknown parties may claim an interest aa *pou«‘ as hers, daviaaac, grantees, or other c>aimv«ia la/ara th r ee m o n th s a f te r th e Dafandantia). I w*ii aa't to the DATE OF THE FIRST P U B LIC A ­ highaat and bait bidder for TION OF THIS NOTICE cash at the west front door of ALL CLAIM S. DEMANDS. AND the Sam mote County court O B JE C TIO N S N O T SO FILED house m San'ord Sam-rola WILL BE FOREVER BARR IO County Florida, at 11 GO A M Tne date of the twit publics-* o » in . i«n> <j*. o« o i c i u a i n tion of thv* Notice »a Novem ber 1997. the foiiowng deter bag 24th. 1447 pro party at *o» forth in ta d Personal Raprsaantafiva i Final Judgment to w-t JOHN W ILDE ANOERSON LOT t)1 SuM M IR H LL PHASE tOOOf 10th St H. ACCORDING TO T h C P lAT T h e r e o f a s r e c o r d e d in Sanford. FL 32771 P l a t BOOK )1 PAGES 2’ ANO Attorney for 2« p u b l ic records of Personal Representative: SEMINOLE COUNTY. F l OR DA f r a n k c w h ig h a m . NOTE PURSUANT 70 T h e CSCUIRE V FAR D EBT CO LLEC TIO N Fiofda Bar No 1IS240 P R AC TICES ACY *n ,i a r e S’ ENSTROM . MciNTOSM. COLBERT. WHiGHAM A0 v SEO T h a t T h i s l a w F k m IS D IE M ID TO BE A DEBT 4 SUMMONS. PA CO LLECTO R ATTEM PT NO TO Post Office Bos 4948 C O L L E C T A DEBT AND ANY Sanford. FL 32772-4849 Ta>aphona 4077322-2*71 INFORMATION OBTAINED W LL Publish November 24. and BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE Dacambar 3, 1447 Dated tn* 20th day o* N O vf M BEA. 1447 DEK-234 MARYANNC MORSE Clerk Of Cwcurl Court NOTICB By Jana C Jeeew c | The Central Florida Jobe and Daputy Clark Education Partnership, inc . C O O IU S 8 STAW AASai announces a Bidder • 40tO Boy Scout Boulevard ; Conference, to which tha public Bade 4S0 ■a mvrtad Tampa. Florida 31407 DATE Oac amber « . 1497 Telephone 111 Jl 177 4008 TIME 9 30 a m CSS §44 02119 PLACE Publish November 24. and Winter Pars Garden CluO December 3. 1447 300 S Denning* Avsnue DEK-201 Winter Park. FL PURPOSE.1 To discuss matters of interest to the Central Florida Jobs and Education m TNB CIRCUIT COURT Partnership, me., with refer­ FOR SflMIMOLS COUNTY, ence to Workforce FLORIDA Development it suet PROBATE DIVISION For Further information. Fife Hum ber S 7 -7 4 3 -C P Contact; >NRC (S TA TE OF GARY J EARL OPAL m m a q o a r o . EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Deceased CENTRAL FLORlOA J I P. N O TIC B T O CR B O ITO R S 1801 L IE ROAD. S T I 205 (Sum m ary A4mi«iistratian| WINTER PARK FL 32f«9 TO ALL PERSONS HAVING (407) 741 434S CLAIM S OR DEMANDS Publish Dacambar 3. '497 AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE O IL -2 9 You are hereby notified lhat an Order of Summary Administration has been IN TNB CIRCUIT COURT antarad in the estate ot OPAL 09 TNB IBTM JUOICIAL M MAQGARO. deceased Fn# CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR Number 97-743-CP. by the BBMIMOLB COUBTV, Circuit Court lo r SEMINOLE FLORlOA County, Florida. Probata OBRBRAL Division, the address ol whtch JURISDICTION D I V I S I O N i* 101 N Park Ave., Sanford. FL C A S E HOt 8 7 -0 3 8 8 -C A -140 32771, that tha total cash value CiTiCO RP MORTGAGE INC of m# aetata <* S5QG 00 and p l a in t i f f that the names and addresses vs of thoaa lo whom it hat bean DAVID J . M ITTEN; assignad by auch order era SHARON L. M ITTEN. Name FIRSTPLUS FINANCIAL. Katharine O. Dickerson INC . JO H N DOE 28fi Alamosa Place ANO JANE DOC AS Lake Mary. FL 32744 UNKNOWN TENANTS Tommy M Maggard IN POSSESSION 221 Washington Street OCFIROANT(S) P O Bos 9SO484. NOTICB Lake Mary, FL 32748-0484 OP F0RBCL0BUR8 SALB Susan I . Bowie, the former NOTICE IS HEREBY OfVIN Susan E. Miliar pursuant to a Summary Final 317« Webtey Drive, Judgment ol foreclosure dated November toth. 1997, antarad1 Largo, FL 34811 m Civtl Caaa No 97-Q399-CA-' ALL IN TER ES TED PERSON 14B of the Cwcuit Court at thq ARE NOTIFICO THAT: All creditors of tha decadent 19TM Judicial Circuit m and for SEMINOLE County. SANFORO. and other parson having claims Florida, l will tail to tha tugheaf or damand* against decedent a and bast biddsr tor cash at T m Fj estate on whom a copy of thia FRONT OOOR OF THE C O U R T-, notice >• aarvad wtfhin three HOUSE ot tha S IM lN O LV months after tha data of first County Courthouse located1 at publication of thia notica must 301 NORTH PARK AVENUE in Me they claims with this Court SANFORO. Florida, at 1100 WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE a m on the ttfi day of JA N U -’ MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF ARY, 199E the fallowing THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF descnbsd property aa sat forth THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE OATE OF SERVICE m said Summary Final, OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE Judgment, to*wit: * ON THEM LO T 1)4. SPRING OAKS UNIT' All other creditors of the deca­ 3. ACCORDING TO THC PLAT dent and parson having claim* THEREOF AS RECORDEO IN or demanda agamat the estate PLAT BOOK 17. PAGES 74 of the decadent mutt file their THROUGH 7 «, P U BLIC claim* with this court WITHIN RECORDS OF SEMiNOLB THREE M ONTHS A FTER THE COUNTY. FLORlOA. OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ Dated (M s 20th day of TION OF THIS NOTICE November. 1497. ALL CLAIMS AN DEMANDS (CIRCUIT CO UR T SEAL) NOT SO 711(0 WILL BE FOREV­ MAAYANNE MORSE ER BARR IO Clark ot tha Circuit Court The data of tn# first publica­ By: Jana E. Jaeewic tion of thit Notice t»; Dacambar Deputy Clark THC LAW OFFICES OF 3rd. 1447 DAVID J STERN. PA Parsons giving Notice ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF Katharine G. Dicker son lo t S. Uruvarsity Drive 2891 Alamosa Place Su<ta 300 Lake Mary. F t 3274S Plantation. FL 33324 Tommy U. Maggard (954) 233-8000 228 Washington Street 96-04449 P O Bo* 9S0984 in accordanca with the Lake Mary. FL 32746 0484 American with Disabilities Act. Susan E- Bowie, tha former persona with disabilities need­ Susan E Milter ing a apacial accommodation to 3178 Wetley Drive participate in this proceeding Largo. FL 34841 should contact tha Clark of the Attorney for Circuit Court at tha SEMINOLB Persona Giving Notice County Courthouse al 407-323Harry 0 Raid, til 4330-EXT. 4227, not later than Florida Bar No 240032 seven days prior to the pro­ 1120 W First Street ceeding If hearing impaired. 1Suita B 400 433 1771 (TDO) I -800-468Sanford, FL 327Ft 9770 via Florida Relay Service Telephone (407) 321-341 1 Publish: Dec aimper 3. 10, t i l l Publish: Dacambar 3, 10. 1497 DEL-12 DEL-33 �• * • Santord Herald. Sonlord. Florid* ■W*»w*day, Ommstar 3. 1997 People S o y o u s till h a v e le fto ve r tu rk e y In th e re frig e ra to r? n»r mit-nmravr oven was. I brimv. imrnted for Ihr day after Thankxglv m*! On lhal dav. each member of Ihe f.umly ran Inad hi* nr her plate with iWtiivrr* and nuke up a frail lhat'i almml a* Kimd at Ihr day before <ln «>mr way* it* hrllrr all Ihr wort'* hrrn dune. and Ihr ban rlran up. tee * Kill al our hou«r. that day after (rail «prlli Ihr rnd of Ihr good ituff — nu*hed puialori. dressing and gravy and se'it- left »dh Ihr turkry Sometime* It seem* likr it will lalir until rhrlilm ai to finish Ihr bird I nk'll, of rounr. you havr tome good I“reheat thr oven lo 2M drgrrri rinprs for leftover lurkry In a heavy bottomed pot. melt thr And hrrr Ihry arr The Turkry i M ar rmpr wai given lo my by Chef butler over medium hral Saute Ihr Mn brio la*Horgnr of thr Nrw England ihaDoU until toft, then add Ihr ihrrd Culinary Imtitutr in Monlprhrr. V t. mushrooms Cook, unrovered. over medium low heat until Ihr mushraoms ami u absolutely rlrganl and drbnous Thr paita chvhr* arr from Ihr National havr given up all thetr liquid and Ihr liquid has evaporated Casta Asionalion’i hooklri. 'Light * Spoon thr mushrooms into Ihr bowl Healthy Paita Rrripri* Thr final rmpr it a Cavonlr of my of a food prorraaor fitted with a metal Imls Thr iwertnm of Ihr iranbrrry blade, or into Ihr container af a Jelly plays off mrrly with Ihr hral of blender lA food prorraaor works Ihr jabprnoi I tike it bn l without better > Pulse until rhopprd very fine Return to thr pet. add the heavy cheese cream, salt and rofsar Cask do a a until Ihr mature hns thickened In a TURKEY OSCAR 1 2 1-1/2 t/2 cup horvy cream Pinch oI aaN. or mom. i Place thr turkey is an ahailow baking pan and spread each alter with thr mushroom mialurr. overlapping altera Then spread thr entire mound of turkry sbres with Ihr mature Cover with a loose "teal* made of ahinunum toil and heal very Priam « directions o poata I large, deep, non atlck akillet over i klgh heat, until hat Addaral garlic and frnnrl. and aaute 3 la a bewt combine thr milk, flour, ■all and prpprr until smooth Stir into theakiOrt Bring to a bod over mrrhum heat, had until Ihirkrnrd. stirring con rtantfy Stir in the pumpkin, turkey and exoso t y o heal la medium, rook until heated through, about 3 minutes When pasta ia done, drain it and place K in a large heart Add pumpkin aawre and tons Sprinkle with Parme tan rhreae Serve immediately YWd • srrvmga Recipe from "Light A Healthy Pastai Recipes." thr National Paata As * » « »* a TVSSEY OiCAR is oar of many thiaga Is da wtah aM slowly very ta t: 4) ulnulu — la , the od. hrotk. lonwn Juice, garhc. mua tent aah and pepper Pm tta vmai grette over the pasta and teat wed To serve, spoon paste ante a large serving platter Arrange tta tematoet green brans ant “ top of salad Yield fii Recipe from "Light k Health) Pastei Recipes." the National Paste A* Y ie ld | - Drain Rinso tta paota in a rofandrr under cold running water. ‘ IputMoatagcnUxing • bean*, turkey ami ar and loot wed bring a pot M water lo a boil Snap tta ends off tta green beano. Rinse boons and a*m» to drain Pluago tta taaaa lata tta hoiUag water hr I la 2 1 ' * “ Recipe from Chef Michel NewJCagtoad Culinary In RACRATORK WITH SUMMON “'g&assi.* H o m e -s c h o o l m o m m a k e s c a s e Alzhtlmwr’t support I'rnvently, the Alzheimer's support group in Sanford has liren dissolved dur to Urk of support Those needing assis­ tance and information may call I HOO-3.’IO- IHIO. Rotary Club Hotary Club of Lakr Mary inrriH Ihurvlay inomlngt. 7:30-8:30 a m . at Ihr M.imoii Courtyard, oil Wrsi Lakr Mary Ikiiilrvard. Contact Ilrlan Overby. prrtldrni. at 322 0&14. Sertoma Club Ih r Sr noma Club of South Htmipnfc piunty. dedicated to thr advaiicrmrnt of » perch and lirarlng rhildrrn. mrrla every llmrsd.iv morning, from 7:.'I0 loM .io a in., al Ihr Sahal Point Country Club on Weklwa Springs Hoiid. Longwood. Po•rntl.il m rm lxTi urr Im lird to altm d. Weight Watchers A local rliaptrr of Weight Walrhrnv m erit at the Lake Mary Community flulldlng cvrry Thursday from 4:45 to 0:45 p in. Hanford Smlor Center. 401 E. Seminole lllvd Interesting and timely programs are featured nMinlfdy plus aortal exchange. All Srnloro arr wrlrnmr. For Infomutlon. rail LU Lawlor. dl rrclor. .121 4SOO. Ext 5784. Pot Luck dinner Widowed prrtont arr Imltrd fo altm d a pot lurk dutnrr at 5 30 p.m. every third Thuraday of ihr month at thr Casselbrrry Senior Crntrr. 200 Lakr Tnplrt Drive. Casselberry. ALANON, ALATEEN ALANON and ALATEEN meeting* arm hefd rvety T t o w day. at 8 p m . at Santerd Chnttlan Churrh. 730 Upsala Hoad. Sinford. For informa­ tion. rail 323-8524. Blue Grass Picker* Sanford Blur Groan Pickers meet rvery Thursday. from 6-10 p.m.. at the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. Pickcm and grinnert arr welcome. For Informallon. roll Charles E. Miller (407) 322 5204. Toastmasters Sanford Historic Trust file Onuil Toastmasters Club ••>801 will meet at 5:30 p.m. every Thursday at the AAA Hutldlng. 1000 AAA Drive. Ilrathrow. Bursts and prosperdvr members are welcome. Call Dertrain Click. 323-6089, for more Information. The Sanford lllstorlr Trust meets the first Thursday of the month, at 7 p.m.. at the First Street Gallery. 207 Magnolia Ave. Senior Friends The Columbia Medirul Cenler-Sanford Chapter of Senior Friends meets every second Thursday, at 10:30 a.m.. at the Amateur Radio The Lake Monroe Amateur Kadlo Society meets every first Thursday, at 7:30 p.m.. at the Senior Center. Lake Triplett Drive. Casselberry. For Infor­ mallon. call Karl Lambert. 695­ 8764. or Al Kirk. 322-4487. DEAR AHHY I was sppallsd at ths arrogance of the teacher who recently wrote. "I have never met a parent who can give his/her chil­ dren the quality of education I ran offer ” Dues she really believe she ran adequately assess my child's need* and give my child a belter education in a class filled with 21 other students than I ran give on a unr-livonr basis * The National Hume Education Institute has recently released data that indicate home-educated stu­ dents typically score in the With perrrntilr on standardited tests These results are achieved by stu­ dent* whuse parent* sr* often not certified teacher* and who have spent, on avrrsgr. >.VtH per child per year to rdurate them The countg.U) which • li>a m rntb reported spending $4,791 per stodent per year and cannot boast equivslent standardised test scores I have been a home-school mom for five years and have seen remarkable results in the homeschool community A recent exam­ ple a vnung man who achieved a perfect score on hi* HAT* and was eagrrU accepted into the Massachu­ setts Institute of Technology PATRICIA A HERN HAUSEN. RICHMOND. VA DEAR P A TR IC IA ) la recent ■ths I have published tetters from home-schooled eh ch ildren aad educators. You r tetter lo ono of a tid a l wavo o f a rticu ­ late tetters from parents rising lo d tfo n d h om o-sch oolin g. Rood on: DEAK AHHY If ovary teacher could give the "quality (duration* the one teacher in California claim* to give, there might not be a need for parents to teach their children at home Obviously, when children nsduate and can't read, the system has failed. Home-schooling a child la about moro than hoping tha child receive* a good education. It's about safety, instilling the basics of read- WEDNESDAY PRIME TIME 6 00 | 6 JO | 1 00 | / JO | d 00 | d JO | 9 00 | 9 10 I 10 00 | 10 JO | 11 00 | 11 JO E2TL' HTElUo a5£***w*+«*» ir s r r r ffU 'iir f f i ' RSoIS © © T n l* r Say H ls U w a U C f ia r 0*Ua* rwm rwm ~ H a T a k Dh * too* ■•"ItolssR lr A O V IC I A B IG A IL V A N BUREN well-behaved, courteous. Intelligent and interact well with others Parents who moke the enormous aomflro to teach their children at home con offer them on education that will far surpass any they could receive in a public school Ho schooling is not tor everyone, but if you're concerned with the education your child la receiving, then it's something to consider ME LIMA SHREVK. QUINLAN, TEXAS mg. writing and arithmstir. and as a Christian, teaching biblical val One reason we don't send our children lo school is because of thr retired teacher in Florida His value* are not our valuea. He write*. "Parents should examine the teaching materials to bucks tlfro they arw compatible with their own belief* * Abhy, we ore familiar with the material We know what our beliefs are. and we intend to pass them on to our children, who are DERRICK D. TRICE Army ITc. Derrick D. Trice lias been awarded the Army Achievement Medal for having participated In ‘ Operation Joint Endeavor/Guard* in «jp port of the NATO-sponsored multinational peacekeeping mission In BosniaHercegovina. He Is the son o f Corralha D. Jones of 129 Scott Drive. San­ ford and Is a 1995 graduate of Seminole High School. San­ ford. RICHARD A. DUNN Army Pvt. Richard A. LXinn has graduated from basic mili­ tary training and advanced In­ dividual training (AIT) al the U. S. Army Infantry School at Fort Henning. Columbus. CA. Dunn Is the son o f Richard G. and Sharon L Dunn o f 768 E. Highway 46. Oenevu. He received a high school dlpluma In 1997 from Seminole Community College. Sanford. KURT J. HARTMANN Air Force Airman Kun J. Hartmann has graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base. San Antonio. Texas. Hartmann Is the son of Wil­ liam II. and ElUubeth Hart­ mann of 209 Lago Vista St.. Debary. lie Is a 1997 graduate o f Del­ tona High School. DENISE A. BRYAN DEAR AHHY Unbiased research by such respected institu­ tions as Harvard and the University of Michigan to evaluate the results of home-schooling indicates thfl bomolta ught students far* bet­ ter than their .public education Reader's Digest rsported these findings in an article pub­ lished several years ago While I don't believe that all par­ ents would do an adequate job of educating thetr own children, many ran And tta vast majority of home arhooting parents ora proving it It makso me wander what those whe ar* condemning us or* afraid of RH( IONDA RANDALL CINCLVNATf D E A R RH O N D Ai A pprw si ■sately 1.33 m ill tea A w t r i c u c h ild re n are b ein g taught at parents ■■Hog so* an I tea . tille d ‘ Homo Edwcolteo Acroao the United M ales.* Its ••d moot cwsagewteoaofvw n o te o a k sons wk ratogover t e o s cteiiag tko l* g « * * and l*g * ** V M ft> VBI Interested la ardorlag a Loan I D efe a s e A oa a cla ttea . P O . Baa 3000. PureeUvtlte, Va. 20134. The laterwot Irwin has graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base. San Antonio. Texas. Irwin Is thr son of James R Irwin of 709 Aberdeen Court. Winter Springs, und Mary II. Jenkins of 387 Cider Mill Place. Lake Mary. The airman Is a 1989 gradu­ ate of Oviedo Senior High School. Fla. has entered basic Infantry training at Fori Brnnlng. Co­ lumbus. Ga Smith Is the son of Kerry L and Linda S. Good son of 1409 Flanagan Loop. Oviedo. He graduated tn 1989 from Central High School. Lake Mary, and received a bachelor * degree In 1996 from Lee Uni­ versity. Cleveland. Tenn. THOMAS E. COLBERT Air Force Airman Russell E. ColweU has graduated from book: military training at Lackland Air Force Bose. San Antonio. Texas. ColweU is the son of Carol L Clrrani of 4516 Ballast Point. Tampa, and James D. ColweU of Sanford. The airman la a 1906 gradu­ ate of Robinson High School. Tampa. Navy Prtty Officer 2nd Clasa Thomas E. Colbert, son of Hal E. and Betty S. Colbert of Pine Way Drive. Sanford. Fla., la In thr Persian Gulf aboard the nuclear-powrrrd aircraft c a r rier USS NlmiU. The 1990 graduate of Semi­ nole High School joined the Navy tn March o f 1993. Colbert Is a 1992 graduate of Seminole Community College. t ahMary. Fla. with an AA degree. TODD M. LEETH Navy Chief Petty Officer Todd M. Leeth. whose wife. Mary, la the daughter of Glenn and Betty Andrews o f 7360 Canal Drive. Sanford. Fla., recently received a Letter of Commen­ dation while assigned aboard the fleet ballistic missile sub­ marine (JSS Maine (Gold), homeportrd In Kings Bay, Ga. Leeth joined the Navy In January of 1983. WILLIAM T. WARD Air Force Airman Denise A. Dryan has graduated from ba­ sic military training at Lack­ land Air Force Base. Son An­ tonio. Texas. Bryan Is the daughter of Sharon R. and Donovan C. Bryan of 1039 Burnett St.. Oviedo. She la a 1997 graduate of Oviedo High School>1 Marine CpJ. William T. Ward, whose wife. Laklsha. Is the daughter of Melissa A. Johnson of 1431 More Court. Sanford. Fla., recently reported for duty with the 26th Marine Expedi­ tionary Unit. Camp Lejeunc. n *c * Ward Is a 1993 graduate of Seminole High School of San­ ford and joined the Marine Corpa In July o f 1993. KEVIN A. ADORNO JOHN P. QARRSTT Air Force Airman 1st Class Kevin A. Adorno has graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base. Son Antonio. Texas. Adorno Is the son of Felix A. and Carmen L Adorno o f 980 Yale Drive. Deltona. He Is a 1997 graduate o f Pine Ridge High School. Deltona. Navy Fireman Recruit John P. Garrett, son o f BUI Garrett of 10202 Stone Brook Drive. Sanford. Fla., recently com­ pleted U. S. Navy basic train­ ing at Recruit Training Com­ mand. Great Lakes. 111. Oarrett Is a 1997 graduate of Cape Fear High School of Fayetteville. N.C. RUSSELL E. COLWELL TIMOTHY E. HEBEI Air Force Capt. Timothy R llebel has arrived for duty at Altus Air Force Base, Okla. He la the son o f John F. and Sandra A. llebel of 101 Shadow Lake Drive, Longwood. The captain received a bachelor's degree In 1986 from the University of Central Flor­ ida. Orlando, and earned hla master’s degree In 1997 from Embry-Riddle Aeronautlonal University. Daytona Beach. NICHOLAS A. RARTUNO Army Pvt. Nicholas A. Bortllng has graduated from the Ml Abrams tank system mechanic course at Fort Knox Ky. Bortllng Is the son of Rosa E. Bariling of 645 Tomlinson Ter­ race. Lake Mary. His wife. Nichole, la the daughter of Teny P. Cranlaa of Lake Mary. The private la a 1993 gradu­ ate of Seminole Community CoUege High School. Sanford. JAMES S. IRVIN Air Force Airman James S. Army Spec. Craig A. Smith IS v t . 1 V ' - �w i nnf s h a y i 9/ffAffffff S ttH M A Seminoles slam Bears K ' S H I V I H % n Xtlik IQmsm T r'be routs Winter Springs with huge second quarter SANTORO The Fighting Semi­ note S ite basketball team brought thrtr record to 7-2 Tuesday night with ■ flS-38 thrashing of Winter Springs In ■ Beminute Athletic Olson - a dream leader LAKE MARY _ In the world of high school sports, there are tenders, followers and those who rise above the rest. Jeremy Olson Is one of the latter. A cross county runner for three years. Ol­ son has risen to the top of the team, not only os the named team captain, but also aa the leader by example. ‘Jeremy la always talking to the guys and keeping them going.* said Lake Mary high school cross county coach Mike Gibson. ‘He’s always doing things before I even ask him. 1 have seen him sacrifice himself In the middle of a nice to get the guys back on track and produce a win for the entire team Instead of taking the good time for htmaelf. He has been unbelievable to me and this team. Jeremy la exactly what you need aa a but Winter Springs did play tough.* said Wynn. The Dcdeiow twins. Krts and rvt i ty. led the Dears with 10 points each. Seminole travels to Lake Howell ■ad Lake Brantley heads to Winter Springs on Thursday with tip-off Saw st 7:30 p.m. _____ game-Ngh 30 pointe In SanWtols tkgh's SS-35 tumping LAKE MARY _ It was the day after Thankagtvtng and the Lake Mary wrestling team was paying for their day of Indulgence. In front of coach Steve KaU. a few of the wrestlers said they didn't get carried array but KaU Just grinned knowingly. *1 just told them If they wanted to eat a lot to make sure they ran It off,* KaU said. Just to be sure, last Friday he put the Rama through what seemed to be a brutal workout. Turns out. KaU said. It waa one of the Rama easiest practices all season, even though hla team left the gym aftrr some grueling exercises, punctuated by chants of. ‘ Lake Mary. »-sh* Not that they had to be reminded but. aa the wrestlers went through their final workouts. KaU yelled. "While everyone else la sitting at home right now. we're out here working.* That's the kind of atUtude hla team has as It tm Basra Tuesday embarks an the new season. A lot of people are ready to hand the Seminote Athletic Coriwnnca to Oviedo but Lake Mary tanT conceding any­ thing. *uw e work aa hard as we can. K doesn’t mat­ ter what Oviedo does.* wrestler John Hod said. That the kind of altitude Kail, preparing for hia third year at the Lake Mary helm, wants. Tm enthusiastic about how hard we've worked.* Katj said. ’ Aa h r u Oviedo, fm not concerned with them. I'm concerned with take Mary. We can compete with anybody* First, the Wrestlin’ Rams had to compete with themselves. Kali said he expects several wres­ tle-offs to secure a spot In the lineup. *!n our program, some of the toughest matches our guys lace comes during the wres­ tle-offs.* Kati said. *lt all cornea down to. If you win. you're the man.* Some of the men KaU wants are football players. KaU Is an assistant coach for the Rama' football tram and makes sure to encour­ age his player to take up wrestling In the off recruit my football players. Some of them don't cram out because they are afraid to tern weight but they pick up In quickness and speed. Lake Mary Itncbacker/wreatter MU* Steph­ enson agreed. He said hla game Improved greatly after joining the wrestling team. IUU pointed to lineman Jeremy Waver as an­ other player whose game Improved after Joining the team. "Aa a Junior. I wouldn't even get Jeremy Into a stance.* KaU said. "He came out for wrestling and got Into It. and this year he started 10 games.* KaU haa a lot to consider when hell decide who will start on hla wrestling team this sea­ son. At 103, there are four people competing for a Job. Scott Le»ner and Don Simpson are the favorites but one will have to wrestle at 112. Lritnrr was third tn the dtstrtct last season and U C F falls in finals of T urkey Shootout Orlando ekes past Portland Jeremy Olson PORTLAND. ORE. fenny Hardaway scored 29 points and Do Outlaw came up with a steal with 2.6 seconds left to deny Port­ land a final shot aa the Magic edged the Trail Biasera 80-88 Tuesday night. Hardaway very nearly didn't play tn the game a f­ ter feeling pain tn hla ham­ string. knee and lower leg and not taking part tn the afternoon shoot around. The win soothed some­ what the 100-81 lorn to Seattle on Sunday and gave Orlando ap 11-0 record and a share of the Eastern Conference lead with Mi­ ami (10-61. The Magic will be tn action again tonight, taking on former head coach Brian IUU and the Vancouver Orlislies at 10 p.m. The game wlU be shown locally on WKCF 18. Also leading the Orlando attack were Kony Sctkaly (14 points and 10 re­ ___ __ _ rOutlaw I points) bounds). * (*I** and Nick Anderson (11 points on 4-of-0 shooting In 13 minutes) Nick Anderson again bounced back tram ths dsad Tuesday Ngfd. coming oil the bench to hll back-to-bacfc three-pointers in tto M d quarter and llnhhfoflwSh 11 points on 4-ot-8 shooting In Just13 minutes otpiey. 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 , R E A D THE S A N F O R D H E R A L D D A I L Y �r3» 1tf7 Girls' wrtstllng toumsmsnts IN B R I E F Sanford Adult Flag Football SANFORD _ A roachrs/Tratn mrrtlng will be held on Wednesday. December 3rd at 8:30 p m. for the Sanford Rrcreatton Department Adult Flag Football League at the Downtown Rrrrratlon Center on the the first floor of Sanford City Hall on the comer of Seminole Boulevard and Park Avenue. The games will be played on Wednesday or Friday night's at Chase Park, beginning the second week of December. The games will follow the rules and guide­ lines set forth by the Florida Recreation and Parks Association (FRPAJ. The FRPA has a statewide flag football association with weekend tournaments and state rankings. For more Information, call the Sanford Recreation Department at 330-5697. | ----- CLASSIFIED ADS ALTAMONTE SPRINGS _ Lake Brantley High School and coach Kevin Carpenger are pleased to announce a series of Women's In­ vitational Wrestling Tournaments In associa­ tion wtth the Seminole County Women's Wrestling Program. 1N61 Btsat t s 144 SsminolB O ia n d o -W W s rP s rti 407/322-2611 407/631-6663 I lOUfTY, m o . The four tournaments wtH take place at Lake Brantley High School on December 6th. January I Oth and February 30th and at i-nb* Howell High School on December I Oth. PfiNRTI MfffY RRTtS KANON MULLMAtk JUOY MuCLLKKSY. Women arc eligible under FHSAA (Florida High School Activities Association) rules and It will cost 630 as a team or 65 aa an Indi­ vidual. Tentative weight classes are 94. 101. n o . 119. 137. 138. 149 and 165 pounds. Each tournament will be double elimina­ tion. feature flokatylc rules and there will be Individual awards. Call Carpenger at (407) 330-3670 for mors details. Wrestling IB conference cham­ pions so he will probably be the man at 113. Don Riley leads the way at 119. He wrestled varsity all of laai season *lle got better all year.' Kata 'H e also worked hard all summer. At 135. Phillip Yang leads the way. He has qualified twice for the states and Is a district champion. Currently, he Is wrestling at the Southeast Open In Chattanooga. Tenn. Mike CUne moves up from Junior varsity to wrestle at 130. but he'll have stiff competition from Holt. Both are In their third year and a rivalry Is starting to shape up. Jon Septor goes at 135 and was the district champion as a sophomore but skipped last year due to a serious Illness. Coatlar Septor la a team leader who was still yelling the loudest at the end of workouts. Septor suffered a separated shoulder attempting to come back but Is wrestling at the time and on course to be a major part of Lake Mary's hopes for success. Lisandro Rosales will com­ pete at 140 and football player Derek Chontaa starts at 145. he was only one match from slates last year. At 153. Brook Leggoner won the junior varsity tournament last season and Joe Norton goes at 160. Norton la In Ms irth year with the program. four Jack Echtrrllng Is new to the program but he'll wrestle at 171 and Stephenson Is at 169. The final two spots • 315 and heavyweight • will be fought for among Klaver. Haven Perkins and John Ames. Football player Jason Boehm would have been the returnee as heavvwrlght. but declined to go out for the team. "W ell be young, but we wel­ come that.* Kata said. 'I f eve­ ryone concentrates on condi­ tioning. w ell be fine.* Yang and Stephenson are the team's best shot for states and Riley, despite his age. has a good chance, according to Kali. *Wc have a bunch of new guys.* Septor said. *We work hard and we also have a strong group returning from last year.* As for Kata putting his kids through practice the day after Thanksgiving, his team under­ stood. * 'He's a tough coach.* Lettner said. 'But to be the best, he has to be tough sometimes.* The Wrestlin' Rams go at It for the first time Friday night. Preps ^ |a*t night as the Lkms led 14-0 after the first period and 29-5 at halftime. On Thursday. Oviedo (9-2) will play a crucial SAC and district game at Lake Mary, while Lake Brantley will be at Winter Springs for an SAC contest. Both games are set for 7:30 p.m. starts. LYMAN EDGES SILVER HAWKS LONO WOOD _ Marianne Hickey hit six threeInters and scored 21 points as host Lyman Id off Lake Howell 64-62 In the girls' Class 6A-D!strlct 3 and Seminole Athletic Conference basketball game Tuesday night. The Greyhounds (8-2) nearly let a big lead slip away as they led 17-2 after one quarter and 4527 after three periods. But the Silver Hawks mode a game of It. out- c. ■ L ega l N oH cee F. Bfttft O. NPJITM ft. IMT t* ft _ n Ptw task if. saps WtTNSM my kand gad atNaMl MgtetaatdCewt dualdtoday dt i SOT Mand Patton an. ST CA-1KA Pm carauN Court at Ftgnt Dear. Ml N. PLS2T71 at USB ML aa ISMaaBW «s A l l If OMfid champion FMgp Yang, at 125 pounds. w « bo looking tor No fort trip to ths i scoring the hosts 35-19 In the fourth quarter. Gant chipped In with 13 points for Lyman, while PUsa (19 points) and Daus (13 points) led Lake Howell. \ On Thursday. Lake Howell will hoot Seminole In an SAC contest, while Lyman will head over to Deltona lo challenge a tough Pine Ridge squad. Both games are set for a 7:30 p.m. start. 1639 Mrara 7. Condkn I. Gillian 7. KM? 7. Total* IS 30-37 S3. __AN UNKNOWN pgNSOMM POSBSSStON L e g a l N o t ic e IB Also, Olson Isn't the only runner In the fam ily. Actually, both o f his older sisters and his older brother also run and Olson said that he never has trouble finding someone to run with. He doesn't need company, though. ’ Running la som ething that I do to un­ wind.’ Olson explained. 'I f som ething Is on my m ind. I go for a nice long run and that gives me time to think. I really enjoy goin g to Sem inole W oods and having some tim e to piysclf. T h rou gh running I have learned to know m yself and m y lim its. I am proud o f what I do and It feels really good when I finish a race hecauae I know that I have accom ­ plished som ething. The goals 1 set carry over Into other parts o f my life.* Sports give so much to athletes and are a very Important part o f their lives. In this Instance, Olson may Just have given more to the sport than he could ever get back. L e g a l N o tice M TR I NO TIC I m H*r*a* yum m « am Baird al County Cemmmieaera of tomumlo County. Florida. kMondo to bald a euPdc bearing m tanaider Vm or o o f ant al an ardmanca anildad: AN OADMAMCI MANDATING thi imposition or am aooiTIONAL COOAT COST dt T N I SUM OF MOO W 4FCCIFKD C A S H ; AUTMONtZINO T N I C LIN K OF IN S COUNT TO C O U .IC T COUNT COST; AUTNONUdM TN4 C LIN K OF TM i COUNT TO NSANT MONKS TO TMS SM4MFF: AUTHONLi­ m a T N I C LIN K OF T N I COUNT TO M TAJN I k AS M N ViCS C H AN OI: FNOVIDINO TON CSNTIFICATION OF OAOiHAMCI. FNOVUMMO FON COOIFiCATIOM; FNOVIDINO FON lIV tN A S N JTV : AMO PNOVIO« a AN (FFIC TIV S OATS. M IS O p <* . at aa aoan dmre" a, at Na raaultr w ism. IM F. at dm SaminaM Court* Sarticaa Building. 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N O T IC E -r o m ¥§** _______________________________________ MULTVFAMH.Y SALS Sal Only S -T T l o t , d Mkc ■torn, Don] nvaa tom on#H 104 Br— ood Or (Oa upaatot M U L T I-F A M IL Y S A L E S A T 7 -4 7550 n-dg— ood Av* The Tar race to y, computov c a r, N mcrorvam ciotoa, 4 many 1 L 4 N IM r U M * (S htoi SAT DEC m • ■T 7670 Uoh— t Ava-Santon) frart G J wore H i a r a m r i T n d O P E N F IE L D S A L E F R 1 / S A T S -3 Ok Uaaorrv4to onto Foraal Or toa— ugna Lott ot Chnunaa Sanford Court WHY AaUTT Whan yeu can oaai taa 1 brkm homa nr C H A naa para t car par 7 A M Moul HUO homaaf Tb al SAN PO N O 171 7004 H O U V A v t issom o • dap hrdwod *ra carpor raca araa H I M W SAN TO R O > 1 A C M * ind. nc* ■'•ghborhoodPin* Craal atom, ssaam o w - n w , SIUM •1K0S00M•f MOROOM •M O r iM w w M m • Let A Professional Do It! 3 2 3 -3 3 0 1 2 9 2 -A c c o u n t in g 2 7 5 -D r y w a ll Y 1 C H A flAflO Dorm SSOOMro H I Santord Ava PB»77a7 IC O N B O O K U E P W O Cut toou/ad'pariormkMd pickup k r r v t r 4P7-] ORYWAL L I T U C C O ftapavi W 4 I I C atng Taitura, Matched Popcorn 377-411* S A N TO R O Hatonc art* 2 3 SR. k pic. toed yard, aork chop 1 700.mo It* S last vtf.aac 2S3-AckNtions A SANTORO M O N O ITO W N A t AT TO OWN 271. good dan apot. |45*>W U Cotw tocation Sr <kac U1-C7S7 V TH 8R E B B M N T IU L A R I MARY M Spat plan. 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SANFORD AVC^ tAN FO R O WAREHOUSE SPACE WarahouM space for rant, 1,250 aq. ft* part of larger warehouse area. 24 hour access. Located behind Sanford Herald newspaper building. Truck loading dock available at no additional coat. No lease required. For more information, call Frank Voitotine at the Sanford Herald. NEW NCXiOOPL REPAIR D oor, mndoai. carpentry ■Mng. daett A concrato 373-4SS 9 O BatM CSC 19440 NEED AN IU C T R K IA N T CALL DICK l ELECTRIC *07131 A T M Ue. (ROOOTtThOvar 1* Yr*. 2 3 5 -A lls f N t io n s Divorce $55. Bankruptcy 175. Adoption $75. Nam* Change $55 Etc (407) 577-034 7 34 hr, — ra------------ i a a ------■ • •— . - - annp intrtrm isgnfV 'H R H S cn 2 S 0 -B u a h H o g g in g 279-Hsullng 1 2 PARA S E R V K E t DHore* IIOtoWM* I M C M (487) 334477* 24 f i t , YARDSHa-1717 or pgr *444407 280-Homs Improvsmsnts B U Y M O HOMt/CONOOY C M A Paradr* Horn* InMpuc Nina 370-1744 or Faa 330-4457 d p o fi/ iw fS W IItli 263-Csrpsntry CARPENTER. 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CM Ill-Ill* . tPRINKLER REPAIR All m aim I modal, N * » complaw 4 ion* ayUam Spaoal $950 331 3717 a*, toadotoalebrtto*)K ATH Y'S KLEANStO nat a l. akly/mo. rental d a an -oii, II y r , tap . lafa 330-4343 L E T S US LIFT YO UR CLEAN PtO BURDENS WeaLVrvaak arc 337-7*14 or 474-1440 MOVE IN O U T Special, Homh Otc u F i a u i n Wajhnn— Fiaa B L 3^: rm o L K L V ji U Q _ •AX phaia* ot lawn car** •I Ian# cut or monthly tarvicato G R EAT RATED 3734044 Rea d , •klytor-aiuv Fanury owned A opartoad unca 1944 Lc/Bondadrto, 373-1*97 or a c - a i a i -----------------------------------------HumawOtoCundoi Apart WkMBkwklyMo USC3NSUH 487-3M-7S42 487-334-4374 .'"S.VT 2S>-Ugsl Sspy Icss U -BU Y IT-I run Aatambi* n" CNtgenst1" Apgtuloyveni ctr/ SIC Locsl house ceils I7 S -1 0 U 2S2-Csbinsta SECRETARY THE CEP (OFttST O R E O G R O SS LAW N MRV1CS RES.CO M Q U A L ITY CARE FREE E 9 T N an tar yaul C M tor 4 Ira* *U on M ot your larrrV landacapinq naadaf 334-171* A LTER A TIO N S S Y 1 A T R EASO NA BLE H U C X S Raaaonabto ratoa 344-1144 A C C O U N T E X E C U T IV E Naadad tor Santord araa lacaFtara anky toval laWa 1 markalmg poarkon Ouarantoad S330f m m to atari • con m atron S Donut SaMa aapananca hwptram 2 0 7 -L s w n S t v i c — FU L L SERVICE LAW N CA R * " 2 7 8 -H a n d y M a n Buah Hog Uoamg Any a n ) ot 322-2611 O f F C E V T H S l 3,000-15.000 b> From t l al Prana tocaSan Hay 17 93 Santord, I M bom Airport 276-Elsctricsl 133T4 jshi SALESPER SO N Hfcfcory Farm* Hobday O N CanV a n * Cantor A T ^ h W h -A g t , at nuT tocatton or cM I jr. * M - ■ Claaa A CO L ia<T P)m m C M M m 5pm 1*00*7 4.aoso M a n s io n * « * 70 Cub* 71 ■Manor Haaaa car 37> 3**» _ S managamant opportuwy C M 1#00-3440152 *1 Oav gS torToe y* &■*" • ORA W IN cheat at • r a a r t 430 to good cankkon C M 373-1175____________ II — H O TE L flh to t • W lC M i > 3 > F u S p rto » I 3PPPST U n f u m lth a d or Fa C M and N o w maaaasa 3305807 PM VATS TU T ON Cart. your home o> mm* Ham. MS. 5pac Id . SAT. ESL Cal 300-711? ■ N M M S R W TCFM R TA S L E M M CALLA*MT. Radtor |t*7) 30A*P1t, l i t I N id* C M yC o m m M l la M Hay *30, 3 1 ) 1 0 M * H * IS Say Ava. 1*1 0005500 dorm U M 1 3 -1 M S K f o n m S T Sterling al | 3 0 1 1« 4NO 74 Pontoon C M 3 X -H 1 7 GARAGE SALES nBBBSB8n ■ON. *0 h r, < no nqyin Of ■•naan) benahrr intturUng 401* Must Niva d a ta “ f l « 0 cant* SOnarf driving H * * 1 # 3 M I 9 Santord I C a l today* « « • « < • - l t d w . inn Of baa* r a w Inane* reduced j SS-S* V P h P M M W W HY R iN T W4MR Y O U CAN SAlarOAOtKJPVI* HtotonC Oaklet 1 brkm SiOOimo • aac N FO RO RANGER 4 t o , toa mil*,, graal common, i tpd 44400 C M 774-471«■___________ «■ > fwmlturofor _ LAR O S « NR lamay homa (saM naa/tnhood * jual toa good* CAT.?** PS O LD S C U TL E S S SICF1A broutfm 14 m factual] Um* eondaon 13090 37> n j t 100 190 k an n m 'm f -m •SUP ATP 5 10 I pod acm porch, k pfc hided 141 4 1 0 1 0 C A N S kom U T S Pomcn*,. C a a iu e i, Chevy,. BAFWk C o rv M M Aha Jaap t 4W t7, Y b a araa To* Fra* 1*003149000 E rl 770* V cur 231—Cars for Solo FO R EC LO S ED f i n a l bun pamraa on SI Daanryjark taa Ftoperb HfCF* Wan Araa fbt Ftaa | l) I0 O 7 1 A *000 Eat H 7700 tor TunarTtoF- h i IX TR A S II CARS FOR H O D StoTtd S to*) tocaky tor, montn Trucat 4X4*. me 400577 7730 4>t 471*_________________________ N p i q for Ssl» an IF W f / T li-r a r M WT M l *117 O M F/TM W T T H F S O F tl? • I M U t M M w » in ol Scone* N | n fB a a S S w o * ? * A * «pr $7*5 A M O NTH OMo* 301-0170 or X D 7 5 M lAtif aoa i b a m saiduo t BDAM StKMC) are IP ^TnTSKSnr m 75 *. lake tol. paved a). FW naa carpal S em paen 177.900 I inborn IA E M 5 1 O O VER N M EN T ^ R O LL E R S K A TE S Btoca. tpaad. 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W A TER - F P U DAMAGE REPAIR SPECIALIST 3 1 2 — T r a s S a r v lc a DON P C K M N TR E E IV C Traa/Mumb removal Fra* eat L c k ia u r 3747341___________ B E S T TR E E SERVICE liwlna AN phataa Free EM FIrawoar) B*M price, 371-3147__________ FOR SALE POPCORN TR E E * (china*# taltow) 4 4 11 Ia i ragutar 175 I S M W HILE TH E Y L A S T! A S Tuat SM Cryrtal LaM Nurtary. 2450 Uktoriaar AytoLaa* Mary 377 771* TOMMY RUNYON Lawn 4 T i m 9vc. tc-Yia, raacVcam Bucket Cue*, itomp d in in g . k*t a*l. CaU 3341474 F or A b o u t S46 Pur M o n t h Cull T h e C l a s s i f i e d D e p t , izz zbit S u n j o r d H e r a l d (J L a b e M a r y L i f e A ih e r t i t e tEC U N FTY OFFICER 7 0 S T^ i? iZmLt *3^7 AA4 SECURITY 0?FICERS-LJC. Unarmed. FT/RT Santord u m H dtaw M a SS toP *0*011* D a ily r F r r FP..toM..f, ' IM -Jor af -* T.''!**■ ID -• : 1»- O&f&SiiU » t i f .* . ■ �^ 4 0 M g / m » io o u r i.o t in DEAB BEADBt NO, NO, NO Thin ewfei prattle*. which was common M i | Uh lin t half of this century, caused millions of ckiltfrcn untold •trass. « • aro hunt aMher right or lefthaaded. Your granddaughter's tether could alter tMa biological (act but Insisting on right haadedness could load to unpioaaant come quencai sach as poor coordination and estrtnw antotj. f think it’s too hod that our society la pared almost esetushretjr toward right-handed pro ptr. thin la wed r s w p lg i Ik y the tael that moot dosha in schools aro not suitable tar left handsd stadraU In Consogueatly. It's not surprising thalginhga has been widely used in Bonne tar dementia, vertigo, tinnitus frinteng in the can), Alzheimer's dioease aad strokes Healthy people given ginkgo often csperlcnee an improvement In cognitive thinking. memory performance and learning 6UE6WUKT,MAMA IttD W B TC FW I KOUCWGirTBWIHb TDOhvYAWJtt« « LIFT THE MCUJC! WHMVBiOPRHG ONTHEBTOIMLT u¥ t r — ' WELL. ITS LIKE Those JriOPPU*, CHANNELS ONTV, .------r - v " BUT WITHOUT THE OteOUOUSJT+ . ~ _ S » \ MNOKJLKS! j f T w n n 6w ..it»D C WSHOPWIDON f y / Y E S M AAM I P U K £ I UIAS TH IN K IN G M A N SE A PAIR O f E U N f 3... UOUIP IT MELP IF J PESCRI36PH«? . Side effects include eccasional As with other unregulated herbal remedtea. potency varies tram batch to hatch and then Is bo federal supervision of ginkgo extract too or manu facture. Therefore, coasumen are encouraged Is buy ginkgo only from reputable sources More US studies art desperately needed lo prove whether ginkgo biloha could play a valuable role, as a traditional medi cine, in treating a wide variety of nor vouo system aad or circulatory disor dm . (Nest time St. John s wort» To give you more information. I am oondiag you a ropy of my Health Report "Tads II. Ilerba and Healing fads.' Other rvadm who would like a comr should send n plus a long, self addrvuod, stamped envelope te p O. Bos M l7. Murray Hill Station. New York. NY IklM Be sure lo mention the title. WEU..5HE HAS JEN FINGERS. DEAR DR. GOTT: following a strep throat several years ago. I devx loped what my darter called a 'geographic tongue * What can I do about this* DEAR READER fo r unknown res •one. soma people occasionally drvel op this harmloos condition, which la marked by an irregular pattern on the tongue's surface: Areas of painlots, denuded tissue interspersed wMh nor­ mal tissue, resembling a map. No treatment is accessary; the affliction is not Moociotcd with any health prob- X X W 5 T W O -R * G t f Otar'. SfOtJ... n n n n n u u u n n n n rjn n n n n (in n n n n n n n n n n n n u rin n n rirn <ir i h : inr.in u rin n ririn rin ri R O f ; r.irin u n n (in n u u n n n u ifin n H n n n mnn r .in n a n u n n o u n • □ □ □ n n n u n n rjn u n n a n on m n n u n n a n n n n n r in -----------n n n rn opidhf. llgrams of native dry extract two or Ikree limes a day for up to three \\ TH ClH TW er^ / * 1 T D 0 U V A CHR ISTM AS PRESENT r o c A 6 (R L 1 K N O W .. nnnnr TOCW ^7 rr w by T.K. Cyan » rm A brace of novels Two novel* with a bridge element have been published recently. To be honesl. I'm not fond of this style of book. The authors seem Incapable of getting away from cheating scandals by Jimmy Johnson and situations that stretch credibility loo for. Still, if you like Ibis type of thing, coll Baron Barclay al iiooi 27Sm i to order 'Death by Contract’ by Shirley Presbcrg iZookeeper Publishing) and 'Bridge Below the Belt’ by l i i Davit and Larry Cohen iNatcw Press). The flrst contains four deals toll un­ interesting! and some bridge Inaccu­ racies, the wont being the wrong rul­ ing following a bid out of (urn The second has loo much 'meet the char­ acters.' (hough the last M pages are good and most of Ihe 13 deals are ex celienL of which today's is one. After winning the flrst tnck with the heart king. East switched to the dub king Declarer rutted, dropped the sin glehm spade king offside, drew the re maining trumps, led a diamond to dummy's queen, and ducked a dio mond on the way bock When West's ace fell on empty air. South hod pro­ duced an overtnek for a lop in a pair event Why did South pUy this way? When East showed up with the heart king and club king queen. West was marked with the spade king and diamond ace. So. there was no point taking a doomed Irump Unease. In lhe bidding. East denied a four card major Also, as West rebid dubs, he had lo have six. So. West was marked with M I S distribution oteTWNEAtaK ir I H at* a raaOar at ikia aalaaa. ■*•* **Y •*’ *■» r* * * M Saa*. *€»» U a r t n at BfISga. aklck eta sakllakaO I t l»S « aaO rasalalaO Ikia Ta arOar laalaprasSaO at • •»♦«» »•» «•■•• MraSta la Vulnerable; East West Dealer West i 3* West North I* Pass 1* East I NT Pass Pass Pass 4* Opening lead: w 9 THE OlMHOiTiC COMPUTE* THINK/ you HAVt { T 'q W A S O F T w to others m him CA N CIR (Juno 11-July 21) You aro n a favorable cycle lor generating income from unusual sources Sian prospectmg p / to n e M . Thursday. Doc 4.1997 Somo exciting, major chongoo aro in store for you m the yaor ahead. Those dovotopmonto mB ooeoaoto you with progrooarvo Swears eho hove good connoc- NUTRmON Q U IZ , GrARFlttP. IMtICHVlTAMiN P0C3 MOUR BOPV NZtP MOST ? ; MEAT TM A T3 STILL MOVING S A G ITTA R IU S (Nov. 22-Osc. 21) A change of scenery could do you a world Ol good Ol Use tone Ou someplace (Macam you oryoy. especially * a nvotvoe an ovomigN stay Sagttanus. boat youraeB lo a birthday gift Send tor your AitroOiaph prorScuono tor Bio yoor ahead by maAng S3 and BASE to Aatro-Graph, c/0 BOO newspaper. P O Bos 17M. Murray HiB Station. Now York. NY 10tM. Bo ouro to siato your radwc wgn. CAPRICORN (Dae. 23-Jan. IB) Financial irondo mM bo lurnmg m your lavor over NCte1 W WC UAME CASTOK OUR WfMTOUL WMt, WE UK ANXIOUS TbEMtSlEMCE TVifc tTOK)CATlN€» rca &u k s cf tvc uopeeu NtWCMHlDU.TtaCmS wnu WJUTONkSWT MJP n**t»TH*»A©OpX|«*0\OI«IWN* V P JO tf-T ^ PINS FNt_) tO Ut, 10 \100 MUCH SHOW US W A T (7 IS 'E M .lUCMMRMOON!.'! / SUOpTYttAX TW.0NS PbWHOMfCUCTtetAOV S - f l f ^ f TH6'Mf6tCld.\ MI6HT lUOMMKRp TONNIHIP F.. r5 lS k W \ BW0*UAND ARM* (March 21-Aprll 19) A goal ol yours has strong chenceo tor becoming on actuality today, but it will require mmoOoto end mothoOcot sawn to pro- ductDOtftvf TAUrni* (April 20Moy 20) Succasslul moaowoo con bo enhanced today, pro­ vided you're willing to shore whet you nyoorvcvwy hopo to gam lor yoursoS. You m i gal by SCORPIO (O oL 24-Nov. 22) Despite grtm begrranga. Bangs anfl have o way ol QtiBNI (May 21-Juno 20) N you're pro­ working out lo your advantage. moting something specie! today, moke Asaociotoo w « danvo Denote Born hangyour pitch duoetty to too individual wah mg onto your horsoihoo. the moat clout Ho or oho w* convince c not N kka , km b y L e o n a rd S ta rr � 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 03, 1997 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 03, 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 03, 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/88f4f32993f716c0524eb2454e6538c4.pdf ba8e2ab9872ed3b27e5a0adc83bcd668 PDF Text Text Mar* i . i f t * - v Jr SEMINOLE TODAY 75 Cents Serving Sanford, Lako Mary and Seminole County alnoe 190S M h War, No. 37 * Sanford, Florida Abortion issue ignites Congress, Dr. Al W hat’s next for baseball star Raines? A t 77, this It'a been fc rough week for Sanford's greatest sports ■tar, outfielder Tim Raines. Tuesday, , 1 his New York ^ n g k r Yankees dropped the fifth and deof the Amerlran League | divisional I playoffs. Friday. W they were no longer his ’ir Yankees. _____________ Tim Ratnaa Raines. 3S. was released by the Yankees after taro seasons after the club de­ cided not to pick up the 1998 option they had on his 91.8 million contract. In­ stead. Raines received a 8200.000 buyout. He will now be a free agent and Is expected to re­ ceive offers. Raines suffered through an Injury plagued season, a p ­ pearing in only 74 games and appearing on the d is­ abled list twice. His season included rehabilitation stin ts In Tampa. Columbus (Ohlol and Norwich IConn ). All season long he was plagued with an Injured left ham string. In 1996. It was the right ham string that a l­ lowed Ralnea to appear in only B9 games, but he a p ­ peared in his first World Sa­ naa. hitting .314 with three physician will become a priest with a mission to save babies The pagan doctors were told not to do abortions, and our doctors today are being taught how to do abortions.' ........Dr. Albert Pom ace Sometime in the next year. Dr. Albert Fornace will become the Rev. Albert Fornace. After serving more than 50 years aa a physician helping to save lives, he will be a priest helping to save souls. At 77, the good doctor Is be­ ginning a IJe he fell called to ■lx decades ago as a Junior at Sea Fornace, Page BA Or. Fornaca visits Mary Moran's first grads class at All Souls Catholla School. P o rn a o s will soon join the parish aa a priest. Clinton vetoes partial-birth - ■ im . ' m i . m il« rM J.nfT U/M?,, neram ata n wriler______________________, Republican congressmen say they will override President Dill Clinton's veto Friday of an anti-abortion bill that was approved by both Ihe House and Senate. th e U.8. tlouaa of Representatives In a SS9-IS3 yule on Wedneaday approved the ban on 'parUal-btfth' abortions, which had woo Senate approval In May. Under the bill the abortion procedure *** ,e*“ l on,y , r » """in n 's life was In danger from carrying Ihe pregnancy to hill Irrm. Although Friday Clinton conceded the procedure was 'probably inhumane.* he said he could not go along with a ban that did not adequalely take into account the health of the mother. *Aa a result of this congressional Indifference to women's health. I cannot In good conscience sign this legislation.* Clinton wrote In hla second veto notice for Ihe procedure. Last year, he vetoed similar legislation. "We happen lo believe that the health of the mother does not equal the life of Ihe child.* said House Judiciary Committee Chairman Henry Hyde, R-lll. Wednesday's vote assured the two-lhlrda margin needed tn the House to overrate a veto. , M e Abort tea, Fags AA Choices’ makes parents How many gaography toachsrs can say thayVa visitad a geographical landmark? Lakavtaw MUdte School's Wayne Dom sat on the equator this summer. 8ee hit story on Page 68 When students return home from school on Monday, they will be carrying a booklet de­ signed to make parents' lives easier. The booklet Is called Choices and It Is an Integral part of the Seminole County School Sys­ tem's marketing plan to Inform parents about the magnet and cluster school program. Under a federally mandated consent decree and to ensure equitable racial distribution. Sanford area schools will adopt the program. A com ­ puter-run lottery system will be used to offer parents and stu ­ dents their choice of schools. The desegregation order af­ fect* seven elementary schools, two middle schools and one high school. With the nelp of a marketing consultant. Ihe school district has produced 7B.000 copies of a colorful 12 -page booklet which will be distributed to all Seminole County aludenls In kindergarten through eighth grade In addition, each mag­ net anil cluster school will have lli own pamphlet d e­ scribing Individual and unique programs The booklet la easy to read and also features pho­ tographs of students. On the first page of Ihe booklet, parents are given on overview of the content decree and a directory of contact peo­ ple in ihe school system. The third page of the booklet explains magnet schools and Individual offerings far s tu ­ dents with special Interesla ranging from math and science to fine arta and communica­ tion Falling under the magnet category are Goldsboro Ele­ mentary. with a focus on math, science and technology; Hamil­ ton Elementary (also a cluster school), communication and technology; Midway Elemen­ tary (also a cluster schooll. fine arts; Sanford Middle, math aclence and technology, and a pre-International baccalaurc- ate program; Lakevtew Middle, fine aria, communication, and a pre-ID program; and Semi­ nole High. ID program and academy of health careers. The elementary schools In­ cluded In the cluster (ones ore Hamilton. Midway. Pine Crest. Wicklow. Idyllwilde, and Wil­ son. On page four, admissions re­ quirements for each school are outlined and the random selec­ tion process la explained. The main body of the book­ let. pages 8 - 1 1 . describes each school^ program and lists all Baa C bolcss. Fags BA Proposed runway prompts airport noise complaints r Partly' Cloudy! Herald Staff Writer A proposed touch and go runway to be used for training exerctsea at Orlando Sanford Air­ port has raised nplac concerns among area realdenta. At the Sanford Airport Authority's board meeting this week, homeowners questioned plans to relocate a touch and go runway and what Impact that move would have on flight paths and the environment. Realdenta* concerns for the proposed project, which la currently on hold because at • cease and desist order from the Department of Community Affaire, were Initially aired at a public meeting earlier last month. At that meeting, airport Executive Director Steve Cooke provided an overview of the plan including a map. of the propoeed flight path. Areas moat impacted would be the areas around Lake Golden and Silver Lake. Resi­ dent* propoeed moving the runway ftirthcr to ■ 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 . Cn 11322- 261 1 �>tdJj V.•11> k!ij f\e„« 4JJ<3eMktiLj^ %^ l lW 8 u . SAnkxd M«faW. SAntord. Hood* •Sunday. Octofctf 12. 1W7 After Hours *%if& Great Fall Exposition to go out with a bang etstes Oktoberfest *97 Spend the afternoon visiting the 103-yenr-old Higgins House In Historic Sanford, ns gardens and decks ore transformed Into a German 'Bier Garten* to celebrate the century-old trmfltlon of Oktoberfest. Enjoy live German music and complimen­ tary beer and wine. Dig Into a full buffet of trndltlonal German food Including bratwurst. pork and sauerkraut, m l cabbage Gcrmnn potato salad, black bread nnd much more. Admission Is $21.05 per person plus tnx. Advance reserva­ tions are required. Call 324-0238. Dinner Opera The Central Florida Lyric Opera will present a dinner con­ cert on Sunday. Oct. 28. at Peter Scott’s located at 1811 West State Road 434 In Langwood. Cocktail hour will begin at 6 p.m. and dinner will be served at 7 p.m. The concert portions of the evening will feature members of the Resident Artist Pro­ gram and will consist of music and scenes from opera, light opera and Broadway. Tickets are 840 and may be purchased by calling the Lyric Opera’s Offices at (407) 647-7781. Seating Is limited, call now to reserve tickets. Com edy Tonight r s present Comedy Tonight, three one-act Celebration comedies (till of ivc. marriage and murder. Showtlmes are Friday. Oct. 17. nnd Saturday. Oct. 18. at 8 p.m., and Sunday. Oct. 10. at 2 p.m. Performances will be In the Lake view Room. Lakeside Park. Downtown Celebration. Tickets are 88 for adults. 80 for seniors and students. Seating will be on n first come, first served basis. For Information, call 300-101). Phil Woods In Altamonts The Altamonte J a u Ensemble, Inc., directed by Mike Arena, will be presenting a very special concert featuring award win­ ning saxophonist Phil Woods a s guest artist. Recognised by Down Beat magazine critics’ poll and readers’ poll as winner from 1058 to 1097. Phil Woods h as also received Orammy awards for the years 1076. ’77. ’82 and ‘83. The show la S un­ day. Oct. 12. at 7 p.m. It will be held a t the Lake Brantley High School Auditorium located at 001 Sand Lake Road. Alta­ monte Springs. Admission ts 88 at the door and 84 for s tu ­ dents. For more Information, call (407) 322-7528. WEATHER DCTVNMD OUTLOOK LOCAL P P M C M T Today: Partly cloudy with a 20 percent chance of rain. Highs In the upper-BOa. Lows in the lower-70s. Saturday! Partly cloudy. Illghs In the znld-80s. Lows near 70. Sunday! A chance of thun­ derstorms. Illg h s'in the uppcr-80s. Lows near 70. Mon­ day! Partly cloudy with a chance of thunderstorm s. Highs In the uppcr-80s. Lows In the lower-70s. The high tem perature In Sanford Friday was 87 de­ grees nnd the overnight low was 69 ns reported by the University of Florida Agricul­ tural Research and Educa­ tion Center. Celery Avenue. Recorded rainfall for die period ending at 10 a.m.. Friday totaled .15 Inches. •Sunrise..................7:22 a.m. • S u n s e t ....................... 7 :0 1 p .m . Here are the winning ru m bers selected on Thursday In the Florida Lottery: F antasy 8 (Oct. 10) l-8-8-17>2I Lotto (Oct. 4) 4-8-14-18-25-4B TODAY Ptcldy 88 71 SATURDAY Ptcldy 88 71 SUNDAY T atrm s 8 9 72 MONDAY T slrm s 89 72 *■**— - % l SATURDAY! S O L UTTA R TA B LE: ilf t f L 1:30 a.m., mnj. 7:35 a.m., min.. 1:45 p.m.. mqj. 8:05 p.m. TIDESi Daytona Beschi high: 3:42 a.m.. 4:23 p.m.. low: 10 a.m.. 10:46 p.m. New Sm yrna Beachi high: 3:47 a.m.. 4:28 p.m.. low: 10:05 a.m.. 10:51 p.m.. Cocoa Beachi high: 4:02 a.m.. 4:43 p.m., low: 10:20 n.m.. 11:06 p.m. D aytona Beach R Raw Sm yrna Beachi Sens are 4-6 feet nnd choppy. Water tem ­ perature at Daytona Is 80 de­ grees and at New Symrna. 81 degrees. Winds are from the east at 15-20 m.p.h. IPLOW QATSM PB ~ 1 MIAMI • Florida 24 hour tem­ peratures and rainfall at 8 a.m. today: City Lo HI Skies Apalachicola Daytona Och Ft. Laud. Fort Myera Oalneavtlle . Jacksonville Key Weal Miami O rlando Pensacola S a ra s o ta T allahassee Tam pa 00 73 77 72 OB 60 7B 77 71 GD 70 67 71 87 80 87 01 80 86 88 87 88 88 80 60 88 ptcldy ptcldy rain ptcldy ptcldy ptcldy ptcldy rain ptcldy ptcldy Ptcldy ptcldy ptcldy Sanford H erald “Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Seminole County Since 1908“ Sunday, October 12,1097 • VOL 00, No. 37 PuMehed Tueeday through Friday and Sunday by RspuMc Newspapers. Inc. • 300 N. French Ave., Sanford. FL 32771 Phone: (407) 322-2811 Fox: (407) 323-0406 ADMSSSTRAT10N Obsess Puch - Business Manager CnCULATION EUaMh BarmtS UXTORM L Lacy Loar - Edtor JaSBarMcka Siw l Brass Oorts Dietrich Dorid Frailer Merge* Staley FNOOUOTION Frsna Vbaolne - Manager 2Brands H £Bractme 22L R*h Has Cheryl C “ Couvwy leaser The SANFORD HERALD P O Bos 1687 Sardord. FL32772-1M7 Republic (o«r ••* * * ) Mom* Dshmry MM 3 Month* 11140 12400 8Month* m oo I4SOO 1 Ydar I7S00 m oo Florida Reubens add 7% I to soever Newspapers. Inc. lisa BY DAVID FRAZIER Herald StnfT Writer The drat Great Fall Exposltlon on the Sanford waterfront will come to an entl this week­ end. The expo Is rendylug It­ self to rock llie city with Its version of a farewell wllh d is­ count days, stars from the WB, live music and a huge flreworka display surpassing that of last week. Saturday. It Is Kids’ Day. From noon to 6 p.m.. thooe IB and under con ride all Ihe rides for the low price of $10 per person. Armbands go off sale at 5 p.m. but ore good up until 8 p.m. Rldea close a t 1 mid­ night. On Sunday. It la Family Day at Ihe expo. Patrons can ride nil rldea wllh Ihe purchase of nn nrmbnnd for 815 per per­ son. Hides are open lo close at no oilier cost. Armbands go off sale at 7 p.m.. and they are good (111 closing. Rides will close nl 9 p.m. Individual ride tickets arc on sale all day. Single tickets are available lo ride Individual selections of choice. Visa. MnsterCard and American Express can be uaed at Hie midway office for all ride llckrts and iirmbnnda. Jessica Biel of the television scries 7fh Heaven will make appearances at the WB IB I'avllllon throughout the day on Saturday. The WB m ascot Michigan J . Frog will also make an appearance. Musical guests for Saturday Is Barth Beat and dia Drifters featuring Charlie T h o aaa. On Sunday, the WB IS Psvlllion will, onca again, have Michigan J . Frog and Channel IS news personalities. Also. Mark Johnson and Clawgraaa will perform 4 p.m. lo 6 p.m. Dr. Charles Park. Jr. will be signing hla book. True Orttj..rW?iar Else?I?, at the Sanford Museum sponsored by the Sanford Historical Society from l p.m. to 3 p.m. In con­ junction with the expo. A Victorian eeroueel Is |uet one of the rides at the expo. works. Rick Sllanskos will be conducting the music for the fireworks display. Sllanskas ‘But the finale of the expo will be the Majesty in the Mty Fire- said that the display will for exceed what the expo hod last week. Miss Firecracker actor to reprise role at S C C BY DAVID FRAZIER Herald Staff Writer____________ An original actor horn the New York cost of The Mint Firecracker Content will reprise his role for Ihe Orlando Thea­ tre Project’s rendition of Ihe piny upcoming at Seminole Community College. Budge Thrclkelil. who created Ihe role of *Mac Sam* In Ihe piny's debut production, will ognln piny the part for OTP's Acis of Position series. The reading of llie piny will be pre­ sented nl SCC's Fine Arts Theatre on Saturday, Oct. 25. nl 8 p.m.. nnd on Sunday, Oct. 20. at 2 p.m. Admission la free, and reservations ore not necessary. A popular performer In the Comedy Warehouse Improv troupe on Disney’s Pleasure Island. Threlkeld has also a p ­ peared In OTP’s readings of The Lion In Winter and Who’s Afraid q f Virginia Wool/?. Joining Threlkeld In (he cast are five of Central Florida's busiest and moat acclaimed stage actors: Christine Decker, memorable In many OTP pro­ ductions. Including The Lion *i Winter; Ellen Flint, whose roles Include Sarah Jane Moore In Civic Theatre's production of Assassins: Kelly Holden of OTP's Kiss the Drlde reading: Krista Miller from OTPs holi­ day production of Who't Afraid of Christmas at Virginia W oolfi?; and Ryan Smith, a Florida Stale Theatre graduate making his OTP debut. Smith also appears at the SAK Com­ edy Lab in Orlando; all other actors In the cast ore Comedy Warehouse regulars. Also a Comedy Warehouse performer, director Greg Triggs has appeared In two previous Acta of Passion readings (Including September's And Baby Makes Seven) and db. reefed two more. Trigga says The Miss Firecracker Contest *ls a show about hope. It proves we ore all In the contest and no one person wins.* Set In the small town of Brookhaven, Mississippi, the play tells Ihe story of on or­ phaned woman who dreams of winning the local July 4th beauty and talent contest, tn port to escape the shadow of her beautiful and popular cousin, a former Miss Fire­ cracker herself. Reviewing the original production. The HoL Iy wood Reporter dubbed The Miss Firecracker Content *a comic volcano of a play, populated by offbeat, but vita], larger-than-life characters.* ana Time observed that 'These are obviously the kind of roles actors con happily chomp on.* The play was adapted Into a 1989 film starring Holly The Gut Girls in DeLand Borah Daniels' comic dram s The Out atrin In a look at the Uvea of five young women in the meat-proceealng industry a t the turn of tb s century. Di­ rected by Patricia Ennis, the play will be presented tn the newly renovated block box stu ­ dio theater, and will be per­ formed ln-the-round. The box office is opened from noon to 4 p.m., Tuesday through Friday with extended hours on per­ formance days. Hunter. OTP’s Acta of Paaalon series provides theater professionals wllh a forum through which to present thetr own passions « |* t L tflil Notlcei OAse so.i sr-sars-aa-ss-w IN R l: The Mantas* *« JAM Id (DWAND K IC K U R unique, special comedies and dram as touching on Ideas and Issues that ore often over­ looked In more m ainstream fare. OTP will present four L tg «l N o tlcti Legal Notice! THAU MONTHS AFTIA THI OATI OF THI FIRIT PUILICATIONOF THII NOTICI. ALL CLAMPS, 04HANOI AMO ogjiCTicm* not so filio will m Poarvtx sarrao Tha data at Ma Wat suSMcattan at Mta Natl** M Octskar IN Tttg CIRCUIT COURT FOR S I MMOLS COUNTY, PL ORICA I t . IM P. N. Kata hOdALIND CAROL KICKUR TO: NOSAUMO CAROL K IC K U R YOU ART NO TiritO Wat m i aortas far OlaaaM t aa at - ' NW^retfNfWt assy at yaw a N a a daPeneee, ■ a a y M S a sedan an JAM S! ■OWARO R IC K U R , Pp>tali II, ahaaa adtaap* la I N I Sara Ortva. Lat 47, Santa**. 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WTTHIM MY HANO MS Nta aaal of this Oaurt on f AIR MM, 1M7. Prtpaqy Maryann* I Ctart at th* CbauN Court •y: Jana I . Jo**ata Deputy Ctart lahavarria. MoCaS*. Xaympr, S*rT*n A Prapptar Peal Offta* Baa M IS Tampa, PL MSOI PITOSSdM ig • Ppaatat i ’jsrHS. ta MS m S T Z ta ta ^ S T a ^ S ^ daya prtar ta Nia »ry***dtas « Tbtaphaitai 4S7-MS■AMT! 1 SM MS S H I n e w im v IV m I i • * a ,is , i m p - �Sanford Harald, Sanford, Florida •Sunday. October 12,1007 •M Hello, Columbus...we’re thinking of you In 1492 Colw nbue tailed the ocean blue, and her*'* what it m eant to you. Monday la Colum but Day. The banka are cloaed b u t echoola are open. The Seminole County commie* tlonera are meeting In the attemoofi, the Sanford city commlaaloncra In the evening. The Waehlngton Redakine play the Dallae Cowboye In the Monday Night TV rootball game. There’* a celebration In Co* lum but. Ohio, thla weekend, where the townsfolk have the only full*aUed replica of Co* lumbua' flagahlp. the Santa Marla. On Sunday. Oct. 12. the Columbutllea will turn the ahlp around at 6:30 a.m. until noon. Pool, anyont Good time to play pool thla weekend. The celebrated American bllllarda player WU* Ham f . Iloppa who won tour* Actreaa/alnger (whatever ahe want* to be) S uaaa Anton la 47 on 8unday. Opera alnger Luciano P a v a ro tti la 62 and com edian/activtat Dick Oreg* onr la 65. Former Prime Mlntater of England. M argaret T h a tc h e r la 72 on Monday; alnger Sam m y H ager la 48. alnger M arla Oam ond la 38. and alfijter/aongwriter Paul Sim on r i Today 4 iSeae i "**1. I RUSS WHITS nam enta from the time he waa IS until age 64 waa born* on Oct. I I , 1887, Rack em' for Willie, who died on Feb. I, 1989 In Miami. Go ahsad, sersam It adds up Figure thla: On the tam e day Willie Hoppe waa born, a p a t­ ent waa granted to D o rr Eugene Felt for the Comptme* ter. the flrat adding machine known to be accurate at all tlmea. Hall, not Oataa Here are aoma frlenda who are celebrating blrlhdaya the Marl* Osmond, 38 next three daya. Singer Daryl Hall la 49 today. Actor Hoy S eh ald er la 62 and choreogra­ pher Je ro m e Robbia* la 79. Thla one hoa been aaved for laat. Sunday la International Moment of Frustration Scream Day. To ahare your frustration* with those throughout the world, everyone Is Invited to go outdoors at twelve hundred hours dreenwlch time and scream for SO seconds. Supposedly, everyone will feel better or Earth will go off Its orbit. Columbus and hla crew were screamers, you know. AFFORDABLE LIMOUSINE SERVICE Best Rates In Town 407-331-3350 tr-ta OrlandoInternet C om m unicationi Mtp.7Awfw.Ofllntif.eoin •Unlimited Uee, Up te J3.4K • Free Software A Hartford Herald dated Tuesday. November 23. 1937, that I found recently has quite a bit of local news that I will ahare with you for the next few weeks. At the top of the front page, on either side of (he Hartford Herald logo, are these bits of Information: ’Sanford Is the only Central Florida city af­ fording rail, highway and water transportation7 and 'Seminole County produces more fruits and vegetables than any sim i­ lar area In America*. Park's Club Park's Club, located on the Sanford-Orlando Road, was a d ­ vertising that they held a lllg Apple Dance every Saturday night from ll:3 0 p .m until — with music provided by llic Rhythm Hoys. There was a hostess with a dance partner and ndmlsston was free Liquor was served by the drink only. A big turkey dinner was served there every night nl only 75 cents anil a businessm an's lunch was served for 25 cents. II was looking through ’Sanford and the World War II X*Jir** by Peter Schnal in reTcrew e to snot Iter m atter and fbtmd that Sheriff McCleland's deputies raided Park's Place on December 17. 1938. selling 83.500 In gambling equipment. Arrested were Harry D. Perkins and A. C. Carter This was a year earlier than Hie new spa­ per ad above. Were Pnrk s Club and Park’s Place the same es­ tablishm ent? Where on 17-02 was II localed7 Contact me If you can give me any Informa­ tion. I was only Hirer months old when Hie business was raided, so I have no recollec­ tion!) Othtr advtrtlstmtntt Peter P au ls lieuuly Shop. 110 Magnolia Avenue, was having Its loth anniversary sale. The sperinls they were offering were Realistic nml Hillings for 85.00. All over Ringlets, 83.50: 80 50 Eugene for 84.50; End Curts. 82.50. One could also receive a cocktall facial for 80 cents. (I remember gelling my first DUI e h a rg a d . Richard SchulU. 56. of 143 N. llollls St.. Lake Mary, was arrested Thursday by Lake Mary police. SchulU was charged with DUI and failure to slgn/accepl traffic summons. SchulU was arrested on Mender!y Run. Report said witnesses called about a driver going up and down a street several tlmea. Oeorge Sheffield. 34. of 4148 Peninsula Point. Sanford, was arrested Thursday by Seminole County deputies. Sheffield was charged with DUI and habitual traffic offender driving on a revoked driver's license. Sheffield was arrested at the corner of Slate Road 417 and State Road 427. Officer said that Sheffield failed to maintain a single lane. Clear eyes CurlU Lillies. 48. of unknown residence, was arrested Thursday by Sanford police. Lillies was charged with retail thefl and arrested In the 1500 block of South French Avenue. Report said that an employee noticed Littles opening up a box of Vlatnc. using It and then putting II back Into the box. Man arrested for allegedly choking wife Harold Rankin, 60. of 145 Longleaf Pine Clr„ Sanford, was arrested Thursday by Sanford police. Rankin was charged with battery and arrested at Ills residence. Report said that Rankin allegedly choked his wife. Q U A D squad on the Job Mary Arnold. 51. of 1906 Summerlin Ave.. Sanford, was arrested Thursday by Sanford police. Arnold was charged with open container, possession of drug paraphernalia and carrying a concealed weapon. Arnold was arrested at the corner of 10th Street ana Pine Avenue. Sanford Q.U.A.D. squad bike patrol observed Arnold drinking an open container of beer. permanent wave at Peter Paul's shop probnbly about 1046. Mrs. Wilson was owner/operator And I'm sure that many of you ladles re­ member the cnntrnpllon we had to be hooked up to In o r­ der to receive curls. The so called cold wave Inter was a marvelous Invention!) ’Alcntrai Island* w h s show' Ing at the Rtix Theater and the coming nllrnrtlon was ’Stella Dallas*. II. U. McCall. Jr. announced that effective November IH he would close his Sanford Amro Feed Store and would make deliveries from the warehouse hy truck. Seminole Creamery Com ­ pany was suggesting a pure cream vanilla or butter pecan Ice cream as the crowning glory lo Thanksgiving dinner. Q uarts were 50 rents: pint, 25 cents. They also had an excel­ lent supply of sweet milk and whipping cream to lake care of holiday needs. A A P Food Stores a n ­ nounced dial this was their 78th Thanksgiving and pointed out Uu>t tlielt-price* were lower th a n la anmP'nnle due lo their steadfast determination lo cut down the coM af, living. Among Item's advertised were these that could be used for Thanksgiving Dinner: turkeys. 30 cents a pound; can of pumpkin. 10 cents; 9 os. p ack ­ age mincemeat. 10 rents; 5 lb Jane Parker fruit cake. 81.79; 16 os. loaf of bread, 8 cents; 10 lbs. potatoes. 17 cents; canned pen* or beans. 17 cents; I lb. 8 o’clock cofTec. 19 rents; celery. 10 cents; carrots and lettuce. 2/15 cents, cranberry sauce. 2 cana/25 cent*. Rileys Orocery bad prices a few cents lower. Does anyone know where It wns located? ( it •*< it»*i Donald Counts, 19, of 4300 Melonvtlle Ave., Sanford, waa arrested Thursday by Seminole County deputies. Counts was charged with possession of m arijuana under 20 grama and possession of drug paraphernalia. Counts waa arrested at his residence. Arrest came after a search warrant was Issued to Counts. Marijuana arras! Brock Counts, 35, of 4300 Melonville Ave., Sanford, waa arrested Thursday by Seminole County deputies. Counts waa charged with possession of m arijuana over 20 grams and possession of drug paraphernalia. Counts waa arrested at hla residence. Inoldsnts An RCA 54-lnch television worth 83,500 waa stolen Thursday In the 2400 block of Key Avenue, A Haro 24*tnch' chrome bicycle worth 8250 waa stolen Thursday in the 400 block of Eaitha Circle. A trailer worth 81,178 was stolen Thursday in the 1100 block of Rosecltff Circle. „ Member oi Club Win * O u t IE Turning * Setup AvSUaM* IkfflbN of Orsmr Ortmdo CMmbsr of Commtfca CaU 384-6422 East Slds PTA Mrs. Arthur Jacobson, presi­ dent. conducted the recent meeting of the East Side PTA which was held at the school. It was announced that 20 new members had been added since the last meeting Mra. A.R. Meriwether, finance S a t ttln e c lp h e r, Pag* BA Dom estic violence vigil set •to ff R eports In rccogntittlon of Nnllon.il Mneatic Awareness Aw; Domestic Week. Ibe Seminole County Community Initiative lo Prevent Domestic Violence on Tuesday, Oct. 14 will hold Its second annual candlelight vigil at C ranes Roost Park In Altamonte Springs from 7 lo 9 p m. As prul of the ceremony, uniformed police officers will serve as pall bearers for a ’casket.* A formerly battered woman will share her story of abuse with the audience fol­ lowed by a candle lighting ceremony during which a group of six young women will sing *1 Believe I Can Fly.’ as the nnmea of Ihe victims who died In Florida are read aloud. Members of the audience will be invited lo place a rose for each victim on Ihe casket. Local m usicians will perform and children wlU recite the youth pledge. ’Hands Are Not For Hilling.* Purple ribbons nml candles will be distributed. Also sponsoring the event Is Snfrllouse of Seminole. P re -P n id C e llu la r 1$ HERE No Crodlt Chocks • No Deposits No Contracts • No Monthly Bills •« H e re 's la m it M urks: H u y s c e llu la r p lu m e ( t u n i n g at l/ iH ) o r u » r y o u r o w n . T h r u lim p ly p re p a y fo r the s i r li t n r a m l y o u 're u t in g ce llu la r! [C ELLU LA R &BKUSOUTH Mobilityr 2201 I . French Ave., Sanford Subscribe Today! LOCAL NEWS • LOCAL SPORTS • LOCAL EDITORIALS • PEOPLE • POLICE BRIEFS • HEALTH/FITNESS • LETTERS TO EDITOR • WEATHER Send Y o u r O utdated Phone Books To School Between October 20 b December 19, 1997 let your children, or your neighbor's, tike outdated phone books to school to help encourage recycling education and to cam funds for the schools. No curbside Dr.. Sanford, was arrested Berry was charged with hla residence. Report said eeveral times and put the Drug ohargas ▼ . •Intranet Services niKJI HifliM Iltilutfdsr IN m ew ftWV ettveumver iff wfi n Aedle-Vldso Confsfsncmo H4V NT Servers, lit 20. fP 2.0 TaaMsd S t ’IIIIM Ill* ' Nstmssone 2.0 tnsMstf Will Authoring 4 Hosting I m i n t i| Fid! Service Internet Provider Victim hit Andre Berry. 30. of 2841 drove Thursday by Sanford police. aggravated battery and arrested at that Berry allegedly hit a victim person In the hospital. ) ________ • Full f f f Domains I I I 1,11 M 111 The way we were: Life in 1937 4y • Custom Systems ' Network Consulting • Pereenal Accaunta i <>//'•( tiun i d l>hi)ru‘ h o o k •. tin ; ytsir J u s t s e n d them to s c h o o l ! Schools trt eomptUn# for cash prists. IMMdwds end croups ooNtoUne s eualtfytn# amount of oM-phon* hooks wM ior office, stvtt pruritus And Help Benefit Students Q — LLSOUTH GB § i(?© KIS© ISS Seminole County �4 A •Sanford HSfiM, Bantart, Florid* ■Sunday. Octobsr 1 2 .1W7 Editorials/ Opinions EDITORIAL Goff must practice diplomacy Seminole County School Board member Bob GofT has always been an outspoken advocate for quality education. But in his quest for In* formation. GofT has gone too far. Through several e*mall messages from school Superintendent Paul Hagerty. GofT has recently been admonished for Inappropriate and abusive behavior toward stafT and a vendor during a recent out-of-town conference. School officials have been concerned that Goffs behav­ ior toward officials‘from other dis­ tricts reflects badly on our system and undermines the common goal of quality education for our chil­ dren. GofT admitted he cursed, and "has said some people Just don't un­ derstand his sense of humor, that he Is rough around the edges and Is Just being himself, sometimes get­ ting frustrated and showing his temper when progress Is slow In coming. Board member Larry Furlong had planned to seek censureshlp of GofT by th£ board. Chairman Sandy Ro­ binson will recommend Instead that the board publicly repudiate and disavow Goff's conduct, which lapses Into bullying and his threat­ ening school staff Jobs, according to complaints by employees. School board member Barbara Kuhn said she felt the word repu­ diate, associated with the censure, was too harsh, and had suggested 'disavow' or 'disapprove'. , We find Kuhn's suggestion appro­ priate, and hope by bringing this Issue to the table, the air can be cleared and dissension laid to rest. GofT can be a valuable member of the hoard- and must continue to question the weak spots in the sys­ tem. For Instance, he said the cursing incident stems from a dis­ cussion with Dell Computer repre­ sentatives who, when pressed, ad­ mitted that If the school board bundled orders to this vendor In­ stead of ordering piece-meal every month, taxpayers could save money. Our advice to Goff Is to continue to ask questions and to hold the system accountable, but remember that team work Is 'essential. Inform the board so problems can be ad­ dressed as a consensus. As an am­ bassador representing our school system, diplomacy Is essential for effective leadership. GofT should practice diplomacy and work within the system to bet­ ter accomplish the common goal of the best education system for all students. Let your voice be heard Our readers are invited to con­ tribute guest opinion columns for publication as well as letters to the editor. Each elected official' and politico who has announced candidacy for elected office in Seminole County Is encouraged to write as often as once a month. Opinions expressed need not be those' of the Herald; we may or may not agree with you, but we wllf always uphold your First Amendment right to express your views. Berry's World Mail-in ballot: Children are bait again! rd like to •hare the following letter 1 wrote in response to an editorial In the Orlando Sentinel advocating thfc mail-ln ballots for an upcoming Orange County election! I would, like to make it clear that my greatest fear ia In the voting process being used and Its far reaching effects on foture governments both In Orange County nnd surrounding counties. I would hope that the process would not be used, but It Is apparent that It will. I would also like to comment again on the fact that I believe that our children are being used os bolt Tor this tax Increase. In comments most em phasised you will clearly see that the reason most often given Is because they wish to help our children. I want to help our children, and ao do other taxpayers, but this la not the way to do tt. In the editorial, the writer stated that the mail- In ballot was a bargain because Oregon used It. Let me remind readers that the weather Is very Inclement In Oregon. And ask. Think about this, 8amlnola County HATTON II I f M i l Ms I U m II l i a vtlaraa w a s tM* atavNi M M Is Oregon now the center of great ideas? I don't think sol However, the editorial writer and the Orange County Supervisor of Elections believe this la the new way to go. so why not have every election by mall* In oallots? I don't believe there ia one politician in the county that would want to be elected In this m anner. This la not a queation of tax nr not lax. This is a Pandora's box that la about to b e opened that wfU cause suspicion and ferthar separation between government %nd the people,..Just wait and eeel It la a bad idea whoae lime ahould never have cornel __ Finally, on the statem ent that Ihla will only cost the taxpayers S3 cents: What a bargain. Let's take It a little further and just phone tn our votes. If the Supervisor of Elections would like to improve the process that could easily be done by having the polls open for two days Friday end Saturday. The truth ia thla will always be looked at as a conspiracy to obtain a result th at could not be obtained fay going to the polls a s we usually do. If government officials within Orange County have any degree of foresight, or tntswity, they would put an end to Utla now,..#o th at those who are elected in the foture will not have to deal with their fol(yt 9KSL ©THfcCINCINNATI nsr Political involvement You m ig h t th in k to d ay 's co lu m n UUe ‘Political Involvem ent* ta a r a th e r stra n g e choice of su b ject m a tte r for a co lu m n th a t la su p p o se d to be a b o u t th e d isab led . A lth o u g h . I w ould like to th in k th a t o u r re a d e rs of Special People have com e to expect th e u n ex p ected from u s . Let u a s ta r t off by say in g th a t In t o ­ d ay ’s w orld, It la m ore im p o rta n t th a n ever for som eone to sta y in to u ch w ith • l a s t e d o ffic ia ls Thla is especially t m - ' p o rte n t If you a re disabled. A lth o u g h A . is tru e t h a t ' th e disa b led ‘ a re u su a lly b u a y w ith o th e r a sp ects of life. Uke . sta y in g alive a n d h ealth y , we m u s t n o t forget “ p o litic a l In v o lv e m e n t" . A m essage from A ristotle I never cared for situational ethics. That's a philosophy for people who switch moral standards to accommodate to different feelings about different circum stances at different times. Such a loosely-defined code of conduct reminds me of measuring with a numberleaa ruler or finding my way with a compaaa minus Its direction markings. With no absolute, unchanging standards, 1 can guess at hitting the mark, h u t I'll never know for certain If T guessed right or not. Thla topic came up recently In the college speech classes I teach. We were discussing Aristotle, the grandfather of ethical rhetoric. Aristotle set definite standards for public speakers--especially community leaders and government officials. He stressed creditability of two kinds: Speaker c red ib ility (elhos)--ethical ' character that promotes trust In a leaden Source c re d ib ility (logos)--truthful m enage* that create trust because they are factual, reliable, and verifiable (they come from credible sources and exclude exaggerations or fabrications). The class also was Introduced to the concept of e h srlsm stlo au th o rity , a leader's magnetic, charming personality-one powerful or dominant enough to evoke total belief and unquestioning loyalty. If a leader has crediblllty-wlth or without the charism apeople move forward. But charisma alone Is not enough. A leader lacking credibility--even with char lama--will lead followers astray (Hitler la an example). Arlatotle said that trust w as the key to successful leadership and that. foe m u m s aood. tru s t m a s t h s ----- ■----- ■ by c h a ra c te r s a d srsditabQ lty. Applying the lesson to the real world of elections and voting. 1 challenged my claaa to become c ritic a l liste n e rs and th in k e rs. 1 warned them not to be swept away by TV hype, emotional feelings. Irrational reactions to personal charism a or persuasive rhetoric which might have no basis in truth. I said, •Judge a candidate's character against high moral standards, and Judge a leader's message against feels. Be Informed. Do your own thinking. Be certain you can trust people before giving them your blind loyally.* I was shocked to find, only one student agreeing. The rest said they did not care about a leader's moral character, a hero's personal ethics or a message's source being rooted In truth. Their concern was getting their own needs met--what the person in the spotlight could deliver on the Jo o -a n enjoyable moment of entertainm ent, a good economy, a scholarship, a tax break, etc. Whether they named sports commentators, entertainm ent QUEST COLUMNIST BARBARA KUHN Barbara Kuhn la an elected ' Bemlnola County School Board member, serving since 1900. personalities or elected politicians, the students shared the collective view th at character and credibility were old-fashioned notions th at might have applied to ancient Greeks, but not to them. When It came to character flaws of prominent people, my students' gave new meaning to the word, tolerance, I probed by asking. 'D on't you think a public figure who would cheat on a spouse, take graft In a shady business deal, cover up Illegal activities or become violent or abusive In personal relationships might also cheat, steal, lit. commit unlawfol acts or abuse power of ev e n , the public's trust?* Tbs responses were *who cares?* and ‘Everyone does It, so it doesn't matter.* It still m atters to me. When I was a eollege student, the same ethics ruler and moral compaaa were uaed at home, school and church. All three shared and reinforced a commbn value system. Maybe Aristotle's wisdom was too keep for Immature minds, Maybe the only ethics modeled for these students were the situational kinds. I only hope the condition la not permanent, 1 also hope that adults double their resolve to fowl) and model the values and behaviors they want foture leaders (and followers) to em brace-and do It before children reach college age. It would be sad to And that only one student and I suit believe Aristotle was absolutely right. As election campaigns begin, my final wish » th at adults will take Aristotle with them into the voting booth this election year. It would be nice to elect ethical, credible communicators who earn respect and trust by speaking the truth and by demonstrating concern for the common good. It la olao in tereatin g to n o te th a t m a n y o f th e services th a t Involve (he disabled in som e w ay o r a n o th e r la overseen by e le c te d o ffic ia ls . T h a t la w hy It ta very Im p o rta n t for th e d isab led to be Involved in political c a u se s, a n d can d id ates, a n d get o u r voice o u t th e re a n d h eard . A disabled p erso n , o r an y p e rso n for th a t m a tte r, m ay fed th a t th ey have n o th in g to c o n trib u te to th e political sy stem . T h is c a n n o t b e -fu rth e r from th e tr u th . Right now In O ctober, political c a n d id a te s, p a rtic u la rly local o n es, o re s ta rtin g to esta b lish th e ir v o lu n teer co m m ittees for th e ir races. M any local ca n d id a te s, city a n d c o u n ty co m m issio n for exam ple, a re s ta rtin g or have s ta rte d th e ir c a m ­ p aigns. Even som e s ta te c a n d id a te s have opened u p th e ir c a m p aig n b a n k a c ­ c o u n ts. Yea. the sm ell of c a m p a ig n p ro m ises a n d fu n d -ra ise rs a re In th e air, give o r tak e a few m o n th s, a lth o u g h th is la a light year. T here a re a lso n u m e ro u s o th e r political c o n c e rn s th a t you m ig h t w an t to bcconie Involved w ith, s u c h a s en v iro n m en tal Issu es. If it's helping on a cam p aig n you'd like to try, th is c a n be a lot of fun. If y o u r tim e o r h e a lth p erm its, try v o lu n te e rin g for y o u r favorite can d id a te . You c a n h d p th em by m a k in g p h o n e calls from y o u r h o m e o r th e ir cam p aig n h e a d q u a rte rs , m ailing b ro c h u re s o r J u s t by telling peo­ ple a b o u t th e ca n d id a te s. Now I do n o t advocate th la activity a s J u s t a c u re for Inactivity, b u t m o r e ,a s , m e a n s to a n endl The sim ple fa c t' la, m a n y elected officials sim ply do n o t a n d c a n n o t, know ev ery th in g th e re ia a b o u t th e disabled, or a n y o th e r m in o rity g ro u p for th a t n ia tte r. Aa we have s ta te d before in o th e r a r ti­ cles, th e m ore disabled people w ho g o o u t in to th e w orld, th e m ore good th in g s will h ap p e n . For exam ple, h ere a re two: 1) You get m ore experience for every a c ­ tivity th a t la accom plished, a n d th e m ore . experience we get. 3) The disabled d em ­ o n s tra te a m ore visible p resen ce In s o d etv. if you have a n o n -p ro fit g ro u p o r o r- * " n leatio n re la tin g to th e d feebled a n d ve a fu n d ra is e r or special event co m ­ in g u p , let u a know a b o u t i t P lease tn* d u d e th e n am e, a d d re ss a n d p h o n e n u m b e r o f th e g ro u p o r o rg an isatio n , a a well a s. th e tim e, place a n d c o n ta c t p e r­ so n for th e event. e �Ssl*. UKnBaUUwefisQl Opinions ■ - Going against system as a black man in Seminole County JOHNELL JACKSON ctwMte fete juryMat Ha vNaaeguaed i Wa. the m tm bera tit the jury, find the defen­ dant a a l guilty U falaely charged. The aherltT and atate'a attorney loat of courae. Where I'm from It waa projected. Plrat. let me confirm my innocence which they already knew horn the beginning. Sec* ondty, let me aaaure you that thla gueat col* unin la not directed to boaatlng or any nega* tivea an my behalf, but rather a deep concern for an Infernal ayatem in which law enforce­ ment la operating. A legal money* making aya­ tem that aeca criminal* aa a neceealty and vtc* tuna aa aaaata. Without victim* being aaacta/ bargaining tool*, thcaa and other entltlea money* making achama would craah. rm very aatonlahcd that voter* and taxpaying aupportara tit our legal money* making, revolving door ayatem. are not aware of the negligence and of the lack of Seminole County activist bargaining tools. See, according lo mathematical equations, It la cheaper to b* a criminal than a victim In your ayatem. Aa a black Amerlcan/black man, I held feat against being purchased by our sys­ tem even to the lowest dollar bargain amount. They couldn't buy me. I learned a great deal more about (be system during my trial. I learned how to be a judge, not much (a required. you juat need a little math and Engliah and a love for the ayatem. When the State Attorney's Office make the dcala, the judge haa to aaaure that all entltlea get thetr appropriate ahare of hind*, a u d i aa the Public Defender * Office, court coat*, coat of probation aupervtaion, drug and alcohol claaa, achoola for whatever you name and any other profit* making entity on the list. It also arnaied me that the State Attorney's Office made offer* of 9200 and other goodlea along with It to me, but when t rehiaed they were ready to spend several thousands to try and convict me because 1 aald gg. I love all people and where I'm from, we be­ lieve that victims are worth more than 9200 or lew. People don't have to be afraid of your ays* tem, the State Attorney's Office can't prove half of those cases anyway. If you didn't commit a crime, don't bargain. I know that N Is difficult 'far some of you be­ cause of the attorney fees being several thou­ sand dollars and It's easier for you to bargain, but you have to make provisions or their ays- out again. Seminole County State Alt# Office ha* one of the highest (if not the eat) plea bargaining rat* In the atata. A i million dollar operation, yet voter* and tax* payera are aulfering and being deceived. Peo­ ple In general in thla county need not be afraid of your worldly power* and dem and a more faithful service rather than being sold o u t When more of these old pioneers vacate theae Seminote County reservations and carry some of the hatred, malice and racial preju­ dices with them, we will have a more atabUtacd county and farm of government. When Abraham Lincoln was s ittin g the bill of freedom from slavery, somehow M m inote County's name wasn't submitted. I took cars tit that by writing W ashington and placed its name on the list. Now we are free. Fornace— Choice? schools In (he county la In­ cluded. applicable dates for ap p lica­ Also In October, families of tion deadlines and the random elementary school students selection events. Application wilt have the chance to partici­ deadlines are Nov. 21 far pate In a cluster caravan proGoldsboro and Feb. 12. 1999 grara. The school district will for d u ste r magnet achoola. The provide buses which will random selection event for transport families to each school lo hear presentations Goldsboro Is scheduled for and lour the facilities. Dec. 17s and March 7. 1999 for For more Information, call the d u s te r tones. Bherry O leary , magnet school The back page shows the coordinator, 320-0459, or Kay school locations on color m aps Bush. IB coordinator, 320and a m ap listing all 52 0129. Complaint Con tinu sd from Paga 1A Ihe north, south or east and changing the flight p attern to reduce noise impact In the surrounding communities, Other suggestions included redUclng Ihe slse of the proposed 4,300-foot runway. Compensation for loss of peace and quiet w as flqq.a concern. . n that a special hot line number the airport gave residents was non-rcsponaive. Tve called 24 times and I only got one call back.* he said. Tom Stolen, a volunteer with the Audubon Society and tasked with counting bald ea* g><* nests In Seminole County. .■ G cTU i'tf J 5 : * r z s s s ; 2 v s°ss. r ; .r . engine planes only, needed to be moved south of the existing terminal area because of safety concerns. Planes would depart to the east moot tit ih e Ume and climb lo on altitude of 700 feet generally to the east of Bear call Avenue. He aald there would be minimal noise impact. Homeowner Beverly Booth proposed lo board m em bers that the airport consider purchasing additional land at a different location where (here are no houses or apartm ents. 'P lanes are always • flying over our houses.* Boothe said. Boothe suggested the airport rethink It* plans taking homeowners concerns into conalderatlon. nest*. Staten said ootden Lake was a main feeding area for the eagles, The airport m aintains a rec­ <*d noise com plaints, regularly conducts noise studle* and haa also formed a noise abatem ent committee, Jack Dow. director of operatlona. reported that the airport received 183 noise com plaints tox September. Of those comPlaint*. 32 came from new households and 151 from reP «* callers. Dow said. Categor|xed by time of day. 145 com* plalnla were for flights between 0 « n . and 7 p.m. However, he added, the numbers could be underrepresented, particularly for the Chase Grove area, because some of the su rrounding C o n tin u a l from Pag* 1A St. Joseph's Prep, a Jesuit high school In Philadelphia. A quarter of the boys In hta class entered the priesthood and Fornace wanted lo be with them. 'O ut I didn't think I waa in their league." he said. T h a t's why I turned lo a medi­ cal career." Now this same man who fa­ thered eight children (three sons are physlclana) and haa IB grandchildren and la twice widowed, la ready to be a Catholic priest. 'Maybe just start out aa pope." he says jokingly. How wonderful life haa been to him. and how precious For­ nace (everyone calls him. Or. All- regards each human life. So much ao that .he waa a r­ rested 40 times for pro-life protestations while SUM a d is­ tinguished physician and hoapita! official In Pennsylvania. Last weekend Fornace deliv­ ered pro-life homilies during each of (he five Masses at All Soul* Catholic Church in Ban- done. T h e pagan doctors were told not lo do abortions, and our doctors, today are being taught how to do abortions." S Louisa Hampton. 51pea Ave,. Sanford. 87, died Wednesday, O c t 8, 1997. Born Sept. 8. 1910 in Orccnwlfe, Fla., sh e moved to Sanford In 1050 from Mayo. Fla. She was a homemaker and member id the Morning Glory M.B. Church. Survivors include aons Jam es, SummerWlfe, 8.C.I Al­ bert, Sanfordi Harrison. (202) (140) (164) (203) Flight! (A +D) 332 336 348 278 190 214 174 242 604 612 336 332 331 326 Maitlandi daughters Ida Mae Hampton. Ethel Ingram, Louisa Walton and Merrsa Jones, all of Sanford; and brother Ell Butler oT OreenWife. In addition, she had 75 grandchildren and 100 greatgrandchildren. Wllaon-Elchelberfler Mortu­ ary In Sanford Is In charge of the arrangem ents. 100-percent. We consider him a saint becauae tit his very special gift, and w ere glad to ■hare him. 'He w ants to make a differ­ ence.'* Soven aald. "Which he has In hia pro-life m ission. We've read about what h a p ­ pened to him • the arrests • and some of us have been with him when they happened. We know It la a good cause. And he will keep at It. *We will all be there, of course, when dad Is ordained a priest. It wilt be a most mag­ nificent day for all of u* and for the people he will serve.' The pro-life dem onstration arrests were ugly at times, al­ most heavenly at others. For­ nace aald. He remembered a policeman getting down on hla knees to pick up a rosary th at Fornace dropped -during one of the ar­ rests. With respect • perhaps admiration • the officer handed the ternary Hack tdtU fa.lV , Another i ifKtdenfcf.ff'a 7 WUk» ihe mrtiiory v f me lo be a happy one. r d like lo leave an after gkne o f trnlke. U7im m y life Im done that he did not share her be­ liefs." Fom ace aald. "A nd Uk< enlng himself to a soldiee serving the Roman procurator Pontius Pilate, he aald h e would have done his duty *d crucify Jesus." i The man has been In Fornacc's prayers ever since. we offer the best service at'a reasonable price we do all preparation at our location we meet your time schedule we offer trusted prfrarrangements with no Interest charge f o r inch an out pouring o f eympathetk concern f o r eueh prayers <ts have b u n prayedL f o r tuch caUt anti risitt a t have been m adef o r tuch gtnctvtUy o f splrit In givinglt> 'Thank ?ou ,/f Special Thanks 7a.* ternard f t MltcheS Xenneth Witched Alexander W ynn, tU 4th ilfgional ‘D ittrkl and the foorida Mortkkuujteeociatlon f o r fo u r lfficienl Service Sitterjtnnie Mae net »* *- - *ii 1iwm 1m | m im h ^ pani^a i owr m■ rarveu rotary a twy from a We Cure About Your Needs, Not Ours, So... F lig h ts { A----rriv lu— s — D e n a r tu r e s )» - a ls rn — CompUlnti 100 91 119 14) 31 70 148 168 194 268 293 169 24! 183 you will feel the love. 'And It's going to be Just (hat wjiy becauae of what Dr. For­ nace I* doing. Tin am aird at his energy. He calls me each day to help keep me pumped up. And the way he talked to the parishioners at the church. Maaa after Maaa. We had an in­ terpreter at the Spanish Mass but Dr. Fornace Instated ‘we stand alongside so everyone would know who we were and why we were there." The effort paid off aa the p a ­ rishioner a contributed more than 62.000 for the center. Fornace wants to c h a n p the world. Never mind he's 77. That he haa had open heart surgery. A slender, whitehatted m an with a warm smile, he works out several days each week at a gym. la keen of mind and aa eager to answer God's call aa any of hta old high-school buddies were 60 years ago. He not only preaches and prays for women who agonlxe over decisions lo have babies Michele Soven. one of For­ or to abort them, but haa nace'* eight children Is married helped create a Crisis Preg­ to a Longwood physician and nancy Center (hat will soon Is very much responsible for open In Sanford. her d ad s presence in Central The center la lo be supported Florid*. He hsd done his Initial moit of the Christian preparations for (he priesthood urches in Ihe Sanford area at Gonxaga University In Spo­ and will be directed by Andrea kane. Wash, and at a sem inary Krazrise. a non-Catholic who In Fargo, N.D. Because of his also spoke al each of Ihc advanced age, Fornace paid for Masses al All Souls. all hla studies. Upon completion of his On a visit to Longwood to be a r t H W M bfotym rig upon .hia homily, Fornace Introduced with Michele and another Krarctse and went to where daughter who Uvea tn the area. ‘■OfcrtAl's S b u y began With she was seated to escort her to the story of a 2 1-year-old col­ the altar. lege student trying (o earn ex­ Gently, he kissed her hand pense money as a roofer who and stepped aside for her to Church of the Annunciation. felt and waa killed, and a story speak. Caverty persuaded Fornace to about a young woman whose be ordained In the Orlando * 1 waa worried how I would husband pressured her to have diocese which was hardbe ocrepted." Krascisc said. " I an abortion. pressed for priest*. Not one Imagined that It might be very The boy waa one of Fornace's format, even cold al a Catholic was ordained this past year. four sons, Ihe woman one of ll waa soon arranged with Church. But thla was ao dif­ hts four daughters. ferent.....mainly because 'of Ihe Rev. Richard Trout, pastor this extraordinary man. who at All Souls, for Fornace lo "A t graduation from medical school, we were given Ihe Hip­ wasn't a priest but soon would come to Sanford. Trout said Friday Ihe pariah was blessed pocratic Oath," Fornace said. he. 'lie definitely broke the Ice, to have a priest who will con­ "Hippocratic waa a pagan who provided the moral guideline made me feel very much at tinue hia pro-life mission, help for physicians 2,400 years ago. ease Talking about the center the elderly and all the other lie Instructed physicians not lo wa* the easy part. I wanted lo duties of the priesthood. "We re very proud of our dad," give abortions. ■hare what waa Inside my 'In 1973 (after Ihe Roe heart - a love for the unborn Michele Soven said. 'We know how much he wants to be a os.Wads Supreme Court deci­ and women In crisis. him 'Soon, the center will tie priest and we support sion) this oath waa discontin­ ued In graduating classes of open. I've taken pictures of ll medical schools." he said. and will take more when we 'Since then medical graduates put on Ihe finishing louche*. have killed almost 40 million We want It to look like a com ­ babies, Some of theae were my fortable lltUe cottage. Land­ students, and I cry when I scaped. Painted nicely. Very think of what they might have inviting. So when you go Inside C o m p la in ts By M o n t h / C o m m e rc ia l Month August September October November December January '97 February '97 March *97 April *97 May‘97 June ‘97July‘97 August '97 September'97 tern will cnalave you forever. Even with Ilea, if our ayatem had convicted me. I a till would have won becauae I didn't a tll out ' F uneral H om e s in c e 1 9 5 6 500 E. Airport Blvd., Sanford. FL 32773 322*3213 �•A Sanford HgrakJ. Sanford, Mlonda ■Sunday. Octofcar 12. 1997 Business C redit practices m ay v a ry greatly IN BRIEF Small Business W ayn« H a rdy □anlai A. Wallac# Deanna Rudolph NEWSMAKERS Daniel A. Wallace of Heathrow has Joined Fidelity Nil* initial Title Company ns senior vice president and regional manager. Wallace will be responsible for the Tampa. Mi­ ami. nnd Caribbean title Insurance operations. Deanna Rudolph of Oviedo, nn Independent sales organHer for Princess House Inc., was recently named the lu m ­ ber one division organizer In the country at the company's national sales convention In Nashville. Tenn. Ktulolph has represented Princess House since 1078. In the past year, her division listed sales at more than 83.1 million. Brent Leckle of Lake Mary was recently appointed general manager of the commercial division at Amber Electric. Leckle will oversee all departm ents, Including lnrge and llghl commercial projects, estimating, design build, and project coordination. Leckle is a master electrician with 25 yenrs experience, lie has previously worked for Kelly Elec­ tric. Trl-Clty Electric, anti Certified Electric Roy Lyle nnd Mike B rew er were recently named top salesm en at Florida Solar Technology Inc., a provider of pool heating equipment In Sanford. T ire P riest of Casselberry, an associate at the Longaherberger company, was named a national sales award win­ ner at the company's annual convention held recently in Columbus. Ohio. Also named sales achiever at the conven­ tion was Dona P riest of Chuluota. mother of Tara Priest Holly J . Fazell, manager of the McDonald's restaurant lo­ cated at ISO Hickman Drive In Sanford, bus. graduated from the ndvanced operations course at McDonald's llninburger University. {Myths and facts hbout privatizing Social Security :8pecl»l to th e Herald | From the very start of Social : Security more than six decjades ago. some Americans land some political leaders j have opposed this vital social • >III ■ t *1Insurance program and have i argued for Its repeal. * NfiW Now in recent months So­ cial Security's critics have been Joined by a number of powerful business Interests on Wall Street that want to at least partially dismantle So­ cial Security and turn It over to the private sector. Their plan for "privatizing" Social Security would leave the re­ tirement security of each American largely up to that individual's personal savings and luck in Investing. The talk about privatization .h a s been filled too often with j m is-statem ents, exaggerations land more myths than facts. It its Important to set the record ; straight about Social Security .so an honest and factual pubi lie discussion con take place, i MYTHi Social Security Is j almost bankrupt and can be j saved from financial crisis I only by privatizing it. FACT: Social Security Is i neither broke nor In crisis. : Just the opposite, the Social j Security Trust Funds are ft: nancially sound and running ! large surpluses. Last year the Trust Fund had more than 870 billion left after paying for all of the So­ cial Security benefits owed to i Americans. The Trust Fund is j projected to continue to run a ; surplus for the next fifteen : years and be able to fully : cover all of the benefits It j owes for nearly the next • thirty-two years. i MYTHi Social Security Is a big cause of the federal deficit and privatizing It would relieve the pressure on the federal budget. FACTi Not one single dime of the federal deficit has ever been due to spending for So­ cial Security. Year In and year out. Social Security uses the In c o m e f r o m Its own specific payroll tax--without any defi­ cit spending or borrowing--to provide the benefits It pays out to America's retirees, sur­ viving family members and disabled workers. MYTHi Americans would have much more money when they retired if they Invested their own money now instead of paying Into Social Security. FACTi Social Security funds are Invested In U. S. Treasury bonds that earn Interest and are backed by the full faith and credit of the United States government. Longterm Investments In the stock market do often produce greater gains; but those gains come with risks. "Average returns" on Wall Street are Just thal--average. Many Investors earn far less. Under a "privatized" system without Social Security, a re­ tired worker who has put savings in Wall Street could see the value of the Invest­ ment shrink sharply If the stock m arket drops, as It pe­ riodically docs. Leaving It up to each Indi­ vidual to provide for their own retirement Involves risk for the Individual. In contrast, the Social Security system, which was never Intended to be an Investment program, provides for shared risk among all workers. I am conllnunlly amazed at the credit practices of many small businesses. On one side I see firms that refuse to rec­ ognize that credit sales are an effective way lo build relation­ ship* Then 1 see firms that don't factor In the costs In­ volved in providing financing to their ruslom rm . The basic mnxlm of credit management Is In maximize snlcs and reduce tiad debts When 1 was a student In col­ lege nil ihc texihooks were written with HIM In mind rather thnn Joe's Plumbing. When they addressed credit at all It was from the large co m ­ pany viewpoint There Is a sig­ nificant difference In how a firm with one million In gross sales should approach credit, versus one with one billion in sales One of the (lrst real differ- The P rivate B usiness A sso­ c ia tio n of Sem inole will host a reception for urea business lenders nnd elected officials on Wednesday, O ct. 18 at the Orlando Sanford Airport from 5:30-7:30 p.m. The featured spenkers will be Robert Fre­ nch. urbnn specialist, Owen Uellch. an economic consult­ ant Fretlch will address the Impact of the housing buildout In the county. Uellch will d is­ cuss housing trends and Im­ pacts. For Information, call 428-0818 The African Am erican Chamber o f Com m erce of Central F lorida will host un affirmative action business conference on Thursday. Oct. 18- nt the Winter Park Civic Center from 8 a m .to 5 p.m. For Information, call 428-5850. Seminole Towne Center will host Canine Caatiaa on Pa­ rade through Oct. 19 during regular mall hours. ScoobyDoo will be on hand Oct. 11. I to 5 p.m. The Seminole County Humane Society will have doogs avallble for adoption Oct. 18 from 10 n.m. to 4 p.m. For Information, call 323-2282. The latest automobile models will be on display at the Semi­ nole Towne Center in Sanford from Oct. 30 to Nov. 2. For Information, call I-800-5664560. 11) AN a p p w w 1 'i l l\ m i »■/ V“a rLy ' endtt Ttoutta... Ovar tita n dad. ™ isrotcr.mi - .j S f ’ 2H-909B toes-.aimt vm * * * - Guaranteedand ServicewiihaPersonil' ConcernforYourRepair Needs. »■» ' ■ What Is your fir hi reaction to n good customer who has a l­ ways discounted Ills bills and now Is paying nei 307 The av­ erage small business owner will tend to Ignore Ibis trend But what should tie do? Ask questions, first of your staff and then of the customer Look for underlying causes, mis Is not the time lo cut them off as a real opportunity exisis to benefit your firm If you handle It correctly. Is this the tlmr to approach your client with a special program that might help alleviate some nf thru Harrell L Beverly \ Transmissions CAMERON WIGHT PARK WILL BE CLOSED ON O CTO BER 13, 1997 FOR APPROXIMATELY TH R EE (3) MONTHS FOR MAJOR IMPROVE­ MENTS. THE PARK IS LOCATED FOUR MILES EAST OF SANFORD ON S.R. 46. FOR ADDITION­ A L INFORMATION, PLEASE CALL SEMINOLE CO UNTY PARKS & RECREATION AT 788-0405. -s«0 M * * “ It's that time again... * October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and our First Anniversary. Have yo u had y o u r m a m m o g ra m this year? This October, wc arc recognizing Hrcast Cancer Awareness Month and celebrating the first anniversary For Personal & Commercial Insurance Columbia Women's Wellness Center. For one year, wc have been caring fur the women of our community by providing screening mammography and osteoporosis screening at our convenient location al Seminole Towne Center. Wc wish to thank all if you who have supported our center and look forward to your next visit for your TONY RUSSI. JR. annual mammogram. You'll find TONY RU5SI INSURANCE our caring, friendly staff ready to serve you. 2878 9. Franch Ava. Sanford 322-0285 lff/ff O n n r r s I n s u r a n t #* So, give us a call or stop by at your convenience. Bring your mother, sister, daughter or friend. Early detection is our best weapon against breast cancer. Help yourself and your loved ones stay healthy for a lifetime. For more information, call the Columbia Women’s Wellness Center at 407/324-3833 or visit us Monday through Saturday from 10 u.m.-8 p.m. or Sunday from noon-5 p.m. e COLUMBIA Women's Wellness Center Sem inole Towne Center • Upper Level next to the Food Court 9 90% MW. 10 rR AMOmj MSTSMi run SB. therefore we have to make compromises. As the ultimate authority figure in your Inisiness you must become contprtent 111 this area % t would urge you to ntlrnd one of the many training sem i­ nars that are available. Also become comfortable with checking references nnd collec­ tions I can't tell you how many businesses I have talked with that are carrying accounts hecause they don't want to make Hie roller Hoi i call, h i t collec­ tions as a line Item In your weekly planner nnd follow up nf out commilmcnl In women ai the 5 910,000 CMR...M low • • i n m o n th ly 970,000 coah...M low 1 9199 m o n th ly 900,000 CMH...M tow 1 9 W I m o n th ly STM up» tsststri (Mommm Whan banks any no difficulties? Who mokes the credit d e ri­ sion for your business? In ninny organizations I have seen the owners turn this vital function over lo the good Judg­ ment of the salesm an. I have strong reservations over (hat kind of loose structure I Itnve also seen hookkcr|>ers given tills vital role. This many times becomes a problem because ol attitude. In n perfect world your organization would be large enough to carry the ru sts of a professional credll m an­ ager. Bui most of us can't nnd B u sin e ss Calendar •AST CASH ‘ v J te jS 'f* ' iv / V - & ! Tt •-v / — . .i ~"V cnees ts Hint your custom ers arc usually small like yourself. Secondly, they nre probably under capitalized Just like you. They exist only through the credit policies of tliclr vendors. This does not make them a bad credit risk. II slmjily m eans that you must slay on top of what Is happening In your cus­ tomers business The real advantage a .small firm has Is that It can institute chnnge In nn Instant. As you grow In size you lose Ihr ability to react ns fnst to market con­ ditions. Most of us frankly gel lazy nnd Just assume that a customer that has always paid will never change. Bui life anil business arc In a constant stale of chnnge 407/324-3833 Helmets make riding more comfort­ able snd fun. Not to mention safer. Protect your most vshuble asset Amps wears helmet^ •35 cash price, 557 iffiling insurance. (A radiologist fee of $22.50 Hill be billed separately.) ^ A �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida ■Sunday, October 12, 1997 •7A T Local businessman and parttime Sanford raildant Jano Patriucd win ba Inductad into the Frozen Food Had of Fame in Lae Vagaa, Nev. Paufucd, who founded Chun King, Jano'a Pizza and Mlchallna'a Frozen Entree*. aponaora annual food giveaway* for the needy. • Paulucci named to Hall of Fame ■ facial to th e Herald Jeno T. Pauluecl. a business legend dubbed 'th e Incurnhle entrepreneur* who hoa created more than 70 companlea and profeealonal organizations In hla career, will be inducted Into the Frozen Food Hall of Fame at ceremonlee In Laa Vrgnx. NV on TUeaday. October 21. Pauluecl, 70. la founded of the Chun King Corporation and Jeno'a. Inc., and founder, chairman and chief executive officer of Lulgino's, Inc. -- all of which have close Ilea with Sanford, where Lulglno'e. Inc., and Pauluecl International. Inc., are headquartered, and with Duluth. Minnesota nod the JnrkennWellaton. Ohio area where major production facilities are located. He will be Inducted into Hie Hall of Fame In cerem onirs during the National Frozen Food Convention In lla ll/a H old. Laa Vegas. Thla honor will be conferred by the Distinguished Order of Zerocrats. n group of United Stales executives of the frozen food industry who honor those individuals who have helped ahape the Industry, dating back to the first Inductee. Clarence tllrdaeye Aa a young entrepreneur selling wholesale groceries in ihe upper Midwest. Pauluecl founded the Chun King Corporation In 1047 and built Hie company lo national leadership before he sold il lo It .) Reynolds Tobacco Company in I IKK) Upon the sale of Chun King lo Reynolds, he became founder of IIJH Foods. Inc. (now R.IR-Nuhlsco) ami served as lls llrst chairm an He Is Ihe founder of Jeno's. Inr . famous for unique Jeno s Pizza Rolls und for frozen pizza products, a company he sold to The Plllsbury Company in I9H5 Pauluecl Invested In and served as chairman of The Cornelius Company, hradquarlrrrd in Anoka. MN. which Is a worldwide producer and marketer of food and beverage dispensing equipment He is credited Willi x|>rar limiting the company's dramatic turnaround to profitability Pauluecl Is Ihe founder, chairman and CEO of Luiginos. fnc.. a major nullonnl and litlrrnniionnl packer of Mlchrllnn s and Yu King b rands ol frozrn e n tire s and snacks Ollier com panies which h r shined or in winch h r had a , motor leadership rgfo In d u d rj Wilderness Farm s In MltutrsoLi. , Mokomls and Wilderness wild flee products. W lldeiurss bull fllllngat Living E«rlh products Rom peal, brands that began wtlh Chun King auch aa Dragon and Cliun-Wonjfs Oriental frozrn entrees, several bram Is of frozen pizza, and Luigi mi's Pasta Lovers and Steak House In 1975 Pauluecl was a founder of the National Italian American Foundation INIAFI dial would serve as a positive voice for this ethnic group - 25 million strong - In Washington. D C. Pauluecl became the first NIAF national chairm an and held that post continuously for 17 years until he became founding chairman of Ihe NIAF International Advisory Hoard of Directors In 1900 h r founded NEMO. Inr . the North Eastern Minnesota Organization (or Economic Education, a prime mover In fighting for Jobs and Incomes for Ihe rltizrns of Nodli Eastern Minnesota, including the Minnrsoi.i Tacuullr Amendment campaign that has resulted In billions ol dollars In Investment and revenues In Ihe region In Ihe early IRHOs. he and his family created Heathrow, a new clly In central Florida. Pauluecl is founder of the drnu and Lois Pauluecl Family Foundation, which umlrrwrilcs worthy programs with emphasis on education anti benefits for young people The Sartford Herald wants lo publicize your evenltt. classes and seminars that are available to Ihe general public. We'd like lo have the Information for your announcement ui least u week In advance. All Items should be typed or written legibly and Includr Infor­ mation about who. what. when, where und even why your event la taking place. Be sure lo Include your name and a daytime phone number In case we have some questions about Ihe Infor­ mation. r Attending the recent annual meeting of the Semlnde Courtly Medteal Society were, from left, Or. Stephen M Reed, president of the society, Congreaamin Or. David Waldon, and Or Robert O. McCord, secretary/ treasurer end legislative chairman of the society V illa ge O a k s o p e n s d o o rs to residents Bpeclel lo th e Herald Wllh n few lllllr snips anti n whole lot of fanfare. Village Oaks nl Tuskawilln. a licensed assisted living community far seniors, celebrated Its opening wllh a ribbon culling cere­ mony Located at 1010 Wlllu Springs Drive In Winter Springs. Ihe 45.000 square foot facility ulTrrs a unique concept of nsslstrd living where resi­ dents are encouraged to main­ tain their Independence for ns long ns possible. The ribbon culling festivities were held on Thursday. SepIrmlrer 11 nl 2 p m and In­ cluded a special dedication of the "Love Is Ageless" Children s Art Gallery, with artwork pro­ vider! by students Iron) Keeih Elrmrnlury School. Featured speaker for ihe frsllvlllen was Paul Partykn. Mayor of Winter Springs Village Oaks at Tuskawilla was built h/TfOH Marriott, an JifrilAiliu'e neJuftl 'In ' I fit apt slated•tivtnpOKhistry of Hous­ ton ami a wholly-owned willaidiary of Marriott In tern a­ tional in Ihclr Senior Living Services division. NOH cur­ rently operates twelve assisted living communities in Mem­ phis. Tennessee; Birmingham. Alabama. Indianapolis, Indi­ ana; Houston. Fori Worth. Dallas. Plano. Austin. San An­ tonio and Sugar Land. Texas wllh future sites underway in Las Vegas. Nev , Mesa. Arlz and an addlllomd community in Orlando. Fla Village Oaks al Tuskawilla is typlrnl of the modern, onestory, attractive, well-equipjied community that NOH develops, which accommodates ap­ proximately 100 residents The resideriii.il atmosphere pro­ vides rrsldenls wllh everything they need in n home like envi­ ronment on a monthly rental basis Residents receive 24hour personal cure as needed, medication reminders, planned transportation, dally recrea­ tional activities, laundry and housekeeping services, an onsile barber and beauty shop and three nutritious meals served dally Short-term slays nnd an adult day program are also available For more Infor­ mation on Village Daks at Tuskawilla. please call Carol Spear al 1407) 099-7909 NOTICE OF PUN AMENDMENT HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE CITY OF LONGWOOD. FLORIDA, that the City Commission will hold a First fleading/Public Hairing on October I 192Z at 7 M P M . or as soon thereafter as possible. In the Longwood ity Commission Chambers, 175 West Warren Avenue, Longwood Florida, to consider the following request S Re Transmittal ol Ordinance 97-1383, designating a 20 acre annexed parcel as Low Density Residential on the city's Future Land Use Map. lo In* Florida Department of Commupity Affairs for review and commenl pursuant to Chapter 163.3184. FS requirements. Let us know Boat show Magic Marine of Longwood was recently recognized a* one of Century Boat Company's top dealers Alto accepting a Rookie of the Yea/ award waa Wa#y Hunter. Applicant: Aaron Gorovitz. Lowndes. Drosdick, Doster. Kantor & Reed el al. Village Oaks staff and guests recently held a ribbon cutting ceremony at the facility's location in Wmtsr Sonngs NOTICE OF LAND USE CHANGE AND REZONING PUBLIC HEARING TO BE HELD OCTOBER 28,1997 N o tc e •• hereby given thai m e Seminole County Board of Oounry ............ e n (BCC) ene conduct a pubho hearing on OcSSber 28, 1907, begmrxng at 7 00 p m . or aa soon tharsaftar aa possible, in ihe County Serves* Busang. n o t East Firsi Street. Senford. Florida. Room 1028 (Board Chambers) The purpose of thta hearing it to receive public input and mpul from any local govtrnment or other agency, on tha following deserted rszorung and Small Scale Land Use Amendment lo the Seminole County Comprehensive Plan II the BCC adopts Ihe land use amendment, the following ordinance mil be edopted AN ORDINANCE FURTHER AMENDING ORDINANCE NUMBER 91-13. AS PREVIOUSLY AMENDED. KNOWN AS THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COMPREHENSIVE PLAN. AMENDING THE FUTURE UND USE MAP OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COMPREHENSIVE PUN BY VIRTUE OF SMALL SCALE DEVELOPMENT AMENDMENT (THE LEGAL DESCRIP­ TION IS SET FORTH AS AN APPENDIX TO THIS ORDINANCE). CHANG­ ING THE FUTURE UNO USE DESIGNATION ASSIGNED TO CERTTAIN PROPERTY FROM OFFICE TO COMMERCIAL; PROVIDING FOR LEGISUT1VE FINDINGS. PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING FOR EXCLUSION FROM THE SEMINOLE COUNTY CODE; AND PRO­ VIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE II Ihe BCC approves the rezoning, the following ordinance wll be adopted: AN ORDINANCE AMENDING. PURSUANT TO THE UND DEVELOP­ MENT CODE OF SEMiNOLE COUNTY. THE ZONING CUSSIFICATIONS ASSIGNED TO CERTAIN PROPERTY LOCATED IN SEMINOLE COUNTY (LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE PROPERTY IS SET FORTH AS EXHIBIT TO THIS ORDINANCE); ASSIGNING CERTAIN PROPERTY CURRENTLY ASSIGNED THE A-1 (AGRICULTURE) ZONING CUSSIFICATIONS THE PCD (PUNNEO COMMERCIAL DISTRICT) ZONING CUSSIFICATION; PROVIDING FOR LEGISUTIVE FINDINGS; PROVIDING FOR SEVER­ ABILITY. PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE General Location: Northeast comer of Lake Emma Road and the city lim­ its. tai Parcel ID# 30-20-30-300-003U-0000.30-2930-300-003S-0000 30-20-30-300-003V-0000.30-20-30-300-003N-0000 30-20-30-300-003L-0000.30-20-30-300-0031-0000 r ---- ------------------------------------ . . . . ■■ Acopy ol the proposed project Information It on file with tha Planning Division for public review In Ihe office located at 174 W. Church Avenue. Longwood, Florida from B00 AM to 5:00 PM on workdays. For further Information, you may call Ihe Dhrtiion el (407) 260-3462. Al ihit meeting, interested parties may appear and be heard with respect to the request. The City Commission may continue the public hearing lo other dates and limes as deemed necessary. Persons with disabilities needing assistance to participate In any ol these proceedings should contact the ADAcoordinator al (407) 260-3481, el least 48 hours In advance of the meeting. Maw 1006 model* w8 ba Introduced and a world champion wil be de­ cided ad the FtM boat show at Crane's Roost Park in Altamonte Springs. Admission la fret to the three-day event which runs from 10 a m. to B p.m. Oct. 17, 18 and 10 a.m. lo 6 p.m. Oct. 19. Also at the park, tha Wakaboard World Championships will be held for the third straight year. Parking la available at tha north parking lot at the Altamonte Mall. All persons are advised lhat II they decide to appeal any decision made al these meetings, the appeal must be besed on the record made during consideration ol ihls matter. Since the City of Longwood does not provldt verbatim minutes ol its mestlngs, It is the responsibility of in appellant to provide such mlnutss al their own expense. (See Chapter 286.0105, FS) Geraldine Zambrl, City Clerk Hardy & Callaway Development Group File •: 198788.1 and P2B7-28 General Location: Southwest comer ol Red Bug Lake Road and Atoms Ave. (SR 426) tUai 0 31 acra Request: Comprehensive Plan amandmant from Office lo Commercial, and Rezoning from A-1 (Agriculture) to PCD (Planned Commercial District) Commission District: •1 (Comm. Maloy) Haiti The general public is encouraged to appear at thla hearing and praaant Inpul in accordance with the procedures used by Ihe LPA/P&Z, or submit writttn comments lo the Currant Planning Office, 1101 East First Street. Sanford. FL 32771, telephone (407) 321-1130. extenafona 7430 or FAX 328-3239. These hearings may be obtained from lime to lime as found necessary by the LPA/P4Z. Copies of Ihe staff raped regarding this amendment, the proposed ordinance, and related Information, Includ­ ing any written comments recalved, are available for public review at the address above, Room 1000, between Ihe houre of 8:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m.. Monday through Friday, excluding holidays. Persons with disabilities need­ ing assistance to participate in any ol those proceedings should contact the Employee Relations Department AOA Coordinator 48 hours In advance of the meeting al (407) 321-1130, extension 7941. Persons are advised that It they wish lo appeal any decision made at this masting, they wil need a record ol the proceedings, and for such purpose, they may need to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings la made, which record Includes the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal la to be baaed, per Section 286,0105, Florida Statutes. BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA 8 • BY: JOHN DWYER. MANAGER CURRENT b PUNNING �-Iwl. iIrJf ■*"*• *' L-vVjA] Wn have a gut THE WORLOS HUE A It SI EXHIBITION OF POWER STRENGTH SPEED INSPIRATIONAND MOTHIN College choir adds atmosphere The Bethunc-Cookman Col­ leg e Inspirational Qospel Choir •add* to th e religious atmos•phere of the college and to Its rmany collegiate activities. This ■organisation originally frincItloned for the sole purpose of {furnishing gospel music for (Wednesday evening prayer (m eeting and was organised by (two Pentecostal students, (since that lime. Us purpose (h a s broadened lo Include gos■pel music for recruiting cam■palgns In order lo portray a religious Image of the college, as well a* raise enthusiasm In prospective slu d rn ts for en­ tering Bethune-Cookman Col- lege. The group h a s1grown from approximately 25 original members In 1900 to the pres­ ent 75. Upon first emerging from the sole concern with prayer meeting. II expanded to travel to the Florida cities of Miami and Ft. Lauderdale lo entertain and to raise funds for Itself and host organisations. The present purpose also In­ cludes meeting achievement needs of persons through mu­ sic. The choir continues to spread the legacy of the foun­ der Dr. Mary McLeod Belhune. who stated that: “Our While School Is For Christian Serv­ ice.* Many concerts are performed In Florida. Including Sanford. however, the choir travels throughout the United Slate*. The choir rocmberahlp la composed entirely of atudcnta which has been true from IU origin. The director*, during the period of the choir's odetence. have been students, however the need has m an­ dated th at a frill Ume musical director be hired by the coor­ dinator of Mie choir. For information regarding sponsorship, please contact Mr. Ervin Rosa at (904) 255­ 1401, ext. a iS or write l a Mr. Ervin Rose. Jr.. Coordinator. rational Ooepel Choir. jne-Cookman College. 040 Dr. Mary McLeod Belhune Btvd.. Daytona Beach. FL a sans. Stineclpher C ontinued from Pag* 3A [chairman, reported that a neat 1sum had been renllied from the 1Halloween Carnival. ’ The group decided that they would sponsor a Father’s Night program on December 17 at which time a Christmas party tttoutd be held for the children. Winner of the ittendance prlxc was , Mis* Swain’s first * A f t r r ^ $ tftillrrtSs 'meefirtg. Mrs. Dorothy Lamb county school nurse, told of the Blue Ribbon Health Progrnrn which was being held that year. Refreshments were served by •Mrs. Paul Pezold and Mrs. C. O. Tyre. Opsnsd to butinsss At their regular meeting In city hall the previous night, the City Commission voted three to .two In favor of opening Park Avenue to business develop­ ment ns far south as Tenth Street. Tills ended a contro­ versy of several months In which residents bitterly o p ­ posed the intrusion of bust- Abortion jC o a tla u a d from Paga 1A The 8cnate fell short of a elo-proof majority when it -passed the bill 64-30 In May. but Republican leaders there hope to pick up the three votes needed to change that out­ come. Opponents of the bill argue that politicians should not be Intervening In decisions that should be left up to women and their doctors. ■ -T h is bill.” said Rep. Louise Btaughtcr, D-N.Y,. 'say s Con­ gress Is more competent thnn a woman and her doctor In de­ termining the atate of the nesses Into the residenllnl d is­ boat baslm 13) Improvements to Park Avenue from Tenth lo trict. The controversy started when 33rd Streets; (31 Improvements the Sinclair Oil Company to Union Avenue and also a nsked permission to erect a portion of Oak Avenue; (4| filling station nt the comer of paving a portion of Fifth Street; Park nnd Eighth, th e permit (5) widening and Improving was refused at the time, but It French Avenue north of the was expected that the com m is­ railroad tracks to Lake Shore *• «• ■ sion would not rescind their Drive. previous action. The French Avenue project A. W. Lee. M. J. Lodge and W. was agreed to be the most nec­ K. Duprsc voted affirmatively 4o essary and Mr. Williams was open Pork Avenue to buslnesa. authorised to prepare a WPA but Mayor Edward lllgglns and project for improving this sec­ W. A. Leffier voted no. tion of French Avenue. (The Sinclair Station was It was pointed out that a built there, but no other b u si­ large part of the heavy truck ness was built beyond Third traffic used this thoroughfare Street, so the matter m ust have and in i u present condition It been rescinded later. The for­ was a hasard to traffic. mer Sinclair building Is now The other projects were ta ­ occupied by McLain Pierce and bled due to a lack of fund* at Associates.! the time. A telegram from Robert J. Commission buslnsss Discussion of proposed WPA Dili. staU WPA adm inistrator, projects occupied most of the was read which stated that the remainder of the meeting. City municipal lake front park proj­ Engineer Fred T. Williams ten­ ect was being reviewed and he would notify local officials as dered estim ates on: (I) the construction of a trailer cam p soon a s definite action had west of Cloud Branch with a been u k en . A license to sell beer was granted to P. J. Angel at the State Market and perm ission was also given to Fred Alexan­ der to open a dance hall on woman’s health.” West 13th Street. • Rep. Chet Edwards. D-Texas. said the bill’s sponsors were pushing ad issue that they knew would be vetoed simply to score political polnla with their anil-abortion constituen­ cies. The controversial procedure Involves a partial delivery of the felus In which (he akull la compressed and drained through (he birth canal. The Florida Legislature tried this year to ban partlal-blrth abortions but Oov. Lawton Chiles, a Democrat, vetoed the proposal. F irst Baptist C hurch of Oviedo The Power Team UCF Arena • October 8-12,1997 • 7:00 pm Nightly •i t ($ 2 ." D o o r D o n a tio n R aq u o atad ) Wwida JifU {W ) Sif-UM Raines C ontinued (Tom Pag* 1A hits as the Yankees defeated Atlanta for the world cham ­ pionship. When he was healthy, he had a strong season baiting mostly leadolf for the Yan­ kees and hit .321, his high­ est total since 1987 when he played for the Montreal Ex- pearnnees Including 1967 when he was voted the game's most valuable player in Oakland. Raines will be returning to his home In Heathrow to watt on offers, but even If the phone doesn't ring, he will always be remembered by longtime Sanford resi­ dents as a baseball, football Kalnea made headlines and track alar at Seminole last week when he was part High. Raines still makes of a back-to-back-tobnck appearances at the school home run spree In dam e and had his uniform number retired during half-time One against Cleveland. Even If Raines' career Is ceremonies at a Seminole over, he will be remembered football game last season. for his speed. He led (he Na­ Raines also ha* someone tional League In stolen threatening hi* reputation bases four limes. Ralnea la as the greatest baseball ranked fourth on the all­ player to come from Semi­ time Ust of stolen base nole. His son. Tim Ralnea, leaders behind current or fu­ Jr., known to everyone as ture hall-of-tamers Ricky Rock, la .............. Is a leadli leading returnee Henderson, Ty Cobb and on the Tribe basdiaU team Lou Brock. and recently was part of (he He also h as 2,439 career national champion Post 53 hits and seven all-star ap- American Legion team. Ifyou hnvanl vMtod a Marie Norman Cosmetic Studio lalefy. you're In tor abeautiful surprise. With advanced sWn care products and just about everything Inmakeup you can think of, we're the place for your most beautiful face. Slop by today and use this $3 gift certificate toward , the purchase of wiy two Merle Norman cosmetic products.* 5 t M a____ sm ssrT * * * « �SEMINOLE TODAY S,infoid Hernld Im m Female sports injuries Paints... Jeff Berllnlcks v* 'O'-A i Training, education can m ake difference By U L U S WERNER Herald Staff Writer Things just were not right at Lake Howell WINTER PARK S o m e th in g d id n 't look rig h t a t Lake Howell High th e o th e r night. w a s It th e sco re b o a rd , reflecting th e Silver H aw ks' fifth lo ss In alx g am es? W aa It th e fact th a t th e Silver H aw ks p re tty m u c h need a m iracle to qualify for a rep eat ru n In th e s la te playoffs? . How a b o u t th a t th e s ta n d s w ere n e a rly em p ty o n a n ig h t th a t h a d ju s t a few s p r in ­ kles a ro u n d h alftim e? O n th a t one. give Lake Howell a b reak . The s tu d e n ts a re off for th e w eek a n d T h u rs d a y n ig h t football h a s n 't gone over well a t a n y of th e S em inole C o u n ty ,sc h o o ls th is se a so n . M aybe It w as th e alw ays stroH g Silver Hawk defen se g ettin g b u rn e d for m o st of th e n ig h t. W hatever. It d id n 't look rig h t a n d th e Sliver H aw ks lo st to D eLand. 23-21 o n a n ig h t w h en th ey n eed ed a win. The th in g a b o u t th is te a m Is. th e ta le n t la th e re . Q u a rte rb a c k Je s s e H an n o n doesn 't m ak e m ista k e s a n d coach Mike Blsceglla h a s p len ty of ta le n t a t ru n n in g b ack w ith th e o p ­ tion of giving to B eau Hlclcman (th ree to u en dow ns a n d a tw o-point conversion T h u rs ­ day). Kawlka M itchell. Travis V inson. J o s u e F ig u ero a a n d C h ris tia n D cJesus. Added to th a t. H a n n o n r u n s the q u a rte rb a c k keeper a s well o s a n y o n e in th e c o u n ty except for Lake B ran tley s B rian C risw ell. Receiver? A gain, th e w eap o n s a re th ere. Victor N cspcca. T h o m as C a rlso n a n d J o h n O recn a re o n ly som e of Lake H ow ells th re a ts . 1 After th a t? W m l h a p p e n e d T tiu ra d th a t th e Lake Howell defense b e n t a n d a n d b e n t, th e n finally, broke. H ickm an suffered a n In ju ry a n d th e d e­ fen se c o u ld n 't convert w h en needed. It all spelled a lo ss for a fru s tra te d Lake Howell te a m th a t tried to believe In Itself o n a n ig h t a t d e sp e ra tio n a n d In stead fo u n d Itself playing for p rid e well before th e en d of O cto ­ b er. As for D eLand, th e new com ers to th e d istric t, w ith w in s over Lake Howell. Lake B ra n tle y a n d Oviedo, th e ro ad to th e h o m e field a d v a n ta g e is a lm o st a lock. O nly L ym an a n d w inless Lake M ary still aw ait in d istrict play so, for th e first tim e In y ears, th e re m a y be ab so lu tely n o playoff gom es played In S em inole C o u n ty since tn e second place tea m tra v e ls to a n o th e r d istrict. It's b een a long tim e sin ce Lake Howell w as h o p in g for a s h o t a t th e R otary Bowl th is early In th e se a so n , b u t th a t m ay be th e m o ­ tiv atin g facto r a s th e Silver H aw ks stru g g le to finish a t 8-5. Even w ins in th eir re m a in in g d i s t r i c t g----------am es (Lake --------B ran tley n d* ■ , a___ L ym an)m ay e o u g h . In th re e weeks, R u th e r­ . n o t o- e en ford, th e to p -ra n k e d team In C la ss 8A com es to tow n for se n io r night. F o rtu n a te ly for Lake Howell, th e re w on't be a lot of se n io rs c e le b ra tin g th a t n ig h t. Bisceglla's team is y o u n g a n d never gave u p de­ spite a 21-7 deficit late In th e th ird q u a rte r. Lake Howell sco red 15 u n a n sw e re d p o in ts before losing o n a field goal th a t b arely c o u n te d w ith o n ly th re e se c o n d s left. Even w ith th e deficit a n d D eLand a lre a d y cele b ra tin g o n th e sidelines, th e Sliver H aw ks stay e d h u n g ry . T he b e n c h rem ain ed sp irited, ju s t like th e c o a c h in g staff. As tim e r a n o u t. Lake Howell w as a d esp erate team , p la y in g w ith d e sp e ra tio n . It w as a lm o st en o u g h . Alm ost. Last Second Shot: Som ehow . I g et th e feeling th a t, even a t 38, w e h a v e n 't seen th e la s t o f S a n fo rd 's Tim R ain es after h is r e ­ lease by th e Y ankees. T h at m e a n s fa n s of th e R ain es G auge still n eed to b u y th is p ap er. fU lls Is th a first q f < sp o rts U\Ju r itt) s s /ra s ls SANFORD _ As the crowd gasped, the star of the basketball team went down. Without any w arning without being touched, she hit the floor, grabbing her knee and crying out M pain. While she laid there, she saw her dreeme at playing college basketball tor a Dtvtston l-A school slip through her fingers. , Finally, her coach made It to her side and carried her off of the court.She didn't return. • •• Today, she's recovering from surgery, anxiously awaiting the okay from her doctor so she can begin practicing with her college team and try to make up tar all of the lost conditioning tune. This story happens to be about Seminole High School basketball sensation Dona Merrick. However. It could be about any female athlete. In any school and on any given night. With Ihe long-awaited emergence of organised fe­ male athletic programs In the late 70s. a whole new world of injuries was opened. High school athletic programs now required that coaches cc ' be able to deal with the slightly differ ent needs of the female athlete. Having dealt with only men before, trained as men regardless of the basic physiological differences between the sexes. This led to some Im­ proper training although not intentional. That waa nearly two oecades ago. however , and the expectation would be that things ore much different now. ‘Men and women are sustaining the same injuries. However, they ore sustaining them more frequently than men.* aald Jeff Turner of Sparta Specific Train­ ing group. Why are female athletes mjstaining Injuries at tuch high rales at the high school level? The answer lo that question la just beginning to unfold. For starters, basic anatom ical differences separate female and male athletes. Knee structure, the site for a majority of sports related Injuries, is “ (he same In both sexea. However, wever. one slight anatomical difference exists, 'Because women federally hare wider hips than to meet the knee Joints instead of extending straight down,1 said John Feagln, M.D.. associate professor of ortho-' pedlM atd u k e University medical Center In Durham. North Carolina. *Thai angle la what doctors call the “O and the larger *Q angle' in women can translate Into knee problems, The more the knees bow Inward, the more vulnerable they m e to injury.' Women ■ ligaments ore also more loose and prone to atrolna due to the hormone estrogen that to present J° their bodies. Because their ligaments are more loose, they hove Increased flexibility, which also toade to more female injuries. At a recent conference coaches, this subject was the panel concluded that women's tact caused their joints lo be unstable. In a m an's knee, for example, may slop tain point and lessen the severity of do not enjoy that same luxury. Instt wlU continue to bend, due lo the Increased flexibility, therefore causing more Injury to be sustained. Another difference between men and women to the amount of supporting musculature around Joints. Men have greater muscle m ass in their bodies and there­ fore they have more natural protection for their joints, ligaments, tendons and such. This creates a difference between men and women In the way they ore conditioned and strength trained. Young male athletes are started on a weight traintagJ and conditioning program almost from the time they start rpec-wee football. ------# ---------•• The weight room becomes L u itiv m an Important part o f Ihetr conditioning rituals long before most girls ever see Ihe Inside of one. Tills leads lo Increased supporting musculature, endurance and overall strength. *Women do not nave the basic strength that men do to begin with, so strength conditioning Is that much more important for the female athlete.* sold David Oliver of the Sports Specific Training Oroup. •Coaches arc not versed In how lo train the female. although there are great weight room facilities in Central Florida, they are generally used by football players.* Preventative measures have rarely been used for Mes *,h e,e*' ■nother cause of the Increase in inju‘Braces and other hardware have not been designed for women, explained Michael Smigielski M.D.. ofTrlCounty Orthopedics. Therefore women were not wearing them. Moat of the training that women underwtni and were given protection from waa after the fact. Until a female athlete injured her knee, t o ex■ •s Injarias. Page S t •■»*»» t m a t 91 I In _ ___ d u e l o e k nee to jw y MM. , outsider on top at Pinehurst •lair R eport! Thi Seminole High School OptkntotOuto of 8anfbrd Athlata of th« Week tor the week of September 22-26 waa sophomore quarterback Garrett Goldsmith. Invarsity footbal action agoinst dtotrict toe Spruce Creek In Port Orange oh Friday. September 28th. QoUemkh complated eight of nine paeeee lor 181 yards and three touchdowns. GokfemHh leseen receiving hie award from Optimist Club of 8en1ord member Syberine Wynn. Seminole Hgfi School star playe r D a n a M errick k a t m ost o t h e r AOAVCO CaM ni k f t W SANFORD _ Let's not forget, this Is not a church league. K A L Lawn kept the two church teams In the Sanford Recreation Department Men's Fall Pinehurst Pork Thursday Night Slowpilch Softball League. Sanford Central Baptist and All Souls Catholic of Sanford, from taking control of the standings with a tremendous effort this past week. Sanford Central Baptist Church had opened the night's action me­ thodically pulling away to a 14-8 victory over ADAPCO. Central Bap­ tist never scored more than four runs in any one Inning, but except for the sixth Inning, never scored leas than two runs. All Souls Catholic Church of Sanford looked like It might see its losing streak go to two games os it trailed 5-S heading Into the bottom of the third Inning. But the co­ leaders' offense exploded at that point, scaring 10 runs In the third Inning and nine runs In the fourth Inning to post a 22-8. Run Rule tri­ um ph over SEI. H A L Lawn then took Ihe Oeld needing a win to stay In a tie with the two church clubs. But the leaders had trouble g e t-. ting its offense going, _ only le, leading 2-1 after three Innings and 4-2 s i­ ter four Innings. K A L Lawn (hen opened up (he lead aa doubles by B.J. Osborne and Frankie Phillips keyed a four-run fifth tailing and Ihe defense held EZI Discount to only three hits and the leaders got the win they needed. 8-9. em U M C H M ill e m . e e seeeaea. u a i • I I I Leva M t M * --. ee a i s . e i t s o t i e i a a . u ta a o o a e o i. a ta to o t o i e . a a All Souls Catholic Church of Sanford. K A L Lawn and Sanford Central Baptist Church are all lied for Oral place with 4-1 records as the league reached Ihe mid point in the season. Trailing the leaders are EZI Discount (2-3J. ADAPCO (1-41 and SEI CO-S). Next week the second half ot the begins with K A L Lawn toning an SEI at 6:90 p.m.i Sanford Central Baptist Church facing EZI Discount at 7:90 p.m.: and AU Souls Catholic Church of Sanford playing ADAPCO at 8:90 p m. Providing the offense were: Sanford Central Baptist Church: three hits _ Todd C hristensen (home run. triple, three rune, four RBI), BlU Rex (double, two runs), Ken Perry (double, run). Mike Schwar* (three runs, two RBI): two hits _ Asa Evans (double, three RBI). Bfake-Smlth (run. two RBI): one hit Eddto Caggon (two runs. RBI), Mike Hartm an. Tracey Saxon lone run scored each). Rob Thacker, Doug Luce. . ADAPCO: two hits Chip Smith (double, two m ask one hit Oary Letot (double, two runs, one" RBI), Javtor Camacho (double, two RBI). Chile Crouee (double). Drake (RBI). Tenry AUttason,'Lorry DlUon. Donny Cerce: one run. one A s seasons change, so must anglers’ tactics ■ iM V A D n n i k s S IW It u i _ i L . - a a SANFORD_ Now that fall to In the air. anglers must changs with the season. Bass will become more active, and wlU feed heavily in preparation for the winter. Largs wild shiners will become the bolt o t choice for lunkcr base, s s big fish would rather chase down one large meal than doesne a t tiny tidbits, alow-trolling shiners with an electric trolling motor to a deadly tactic for waU-hongsre. On the saltw ater scene, migrating schools ot baltflah will trigger feeding frensles aU along the coast. BlueftofiT tarpon, jack crevaUe. and sharks will follow the hugs schools south. Off­ shore angling will be a risky proposition, as cold fronts will churn up the ocean for m onths on end. Fishing can be good a few days before • • ■ - or a few days after a cold front, anglers con And d e a n w ats.. inshore, enopk, redfleh and trout will be the focus ot attention at Sebastian In let Largs live shrimp will take their toll of all species. The Sebastian River will also be home to plenty of snook and tarpon. Fall flatting can. be great for trout and redflah from Tltuavtllc to Mosquito Lagoon before •trong cold fronts arrive. Once the cold fronts begin to hit, flah will move to the sanctuary of deeper water, where they respond well to live shrimp and alowly presented artificials. Big winter sheepshead will be the main a t­ traction a t Ponce inlet. Fish to ten pounds will take live shrim p or fiddler crabs throughout the fall and winter months. The Up of the north Jit- outdoors in the crisp air and watch migrating ducks an d wanders of nature. SHUPE'8 SCOOP FOR ARCHERS WHO HAVE NOT TRIED A •PENDULUM BOW SJQHT. YOU MIGHT WANT TO INVESTIGATE THE ONE MANUFACTURED BY IOLLER. ’THIS EIGHT AUTOMATICALLY COMPENSATES FOR YARDAGE IN EXCESS OP THIRTY YARDS, AND 18 ABSOLUTELY DEAD' b o w s t o n o 8* 0 wtth a p e e p s ig h t o k t h e U— to 4J*al hot soot. NSt oify Is the flehtng excellent this Urns at year, so la the tbs weather! It to ju st great to b e 8m > 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 M i < j �t e & I W ( w y j r f Vf^ >-^-i >f Ai ‘.^..» *i ‘-1^*4^-- ! • •Sarvtord MsrafcJ, Santoed, Florid* •Sunday, Octobtf 12,1W7 What’s Up in the NFL 1997.... Week Six Well folks, here we are In Week Six. and I've been on flrct My LOCK OF THE WEEK record has soared to 4-1 as the BTEELEM (-1) steam* rolled the outm atched RAVENS last week. Aa the season approaches the halfway mark, I am full of enthusiasm , and confident of continued success. The Tampa Day *Buccaneers, bleaa their hearts, aufTered their first loss of the season at Green Bay. but "won* the game statistically. If not for Dllfer's Interception th at was returned for n touchdown, the Buca would have won e a s­ ily. They dominated the clock with their running game, and the defense paralyzed Brett Pavre'a offense. Big Al Skat stole this one. but It la painfully obvious that at this point of the season the Dues arc the best team In the division. Look for the Buca to win big In the next Battle of the Bays' that will take place at Tampa on Inte No­ vember. Today's games lack the marquee m atchups that I have grown to expect In professional football, but there are certainly some money making opportunities available. Qreen Bay. Tampa and Arizona are the first to come to mind. We'll get to that in a minute, first we need to discuss last week's Sunday night game. That was the worst football I have seen in years. The Saints and Bears need to formally apologize to fans of the game for fielding such terrible squads In a ‘professional* setting. These two team s totally lack the talent re­ quired to participate at this level. I sincerely believe that the Florida Gators could have beaten cither of those teams, and that nry friends Is a disgrace. I waa completely disgusted with that whole game. TAMFA BAY (-5) VS. DETROIT Depending on which Lions team ahows up, this can go either w*y..... a blowout by the Buca, or a simple victory by the Buca. In other words, Tamp* Bgy should have little trouble with this overrated Lions squad. S u ec a a a a rs 3 7 . Lion* 13. TENNESSEE (.3) VS. CINCINNATI Let's taWt a look at tomorrow's schedule and find some winner’s. QREEN BAY (-11) VS. CHICAOO Need I say more, this line could be 50 points and I'd still take the Packers. The Bears are unable to score against this defense, and won'! be able to stop Favre after punttng the ball IS limes In this game. Call the doctor, someone will have to stop the bleeding) P a c k e r* 37. B a sra 6. NEW ENOLAND (-8) VS. BUFFALO The bookies are anticipating a big game from the Patriots after the Broncos em barrassed them last week. t guess I can sec the reasoning, and my be­ loved Bills ju st ain’t what they used to be. Qlv* the points In this one. P atrio t! 3S. BUI* 17. NEW YORK JETS (-3) VS. MIAMI . The Dolphins juat don't have It. and the trtp to New York probably won't be kind to them, The Jets are a young, aggressive, wellcoached team, and may wini this _ away. Marino used to be able to keep hla team in alt of the ball games, but with receiver! that can't catch, he's helpless. J e t s 30. D olphins 13. The Bengal* are In desperate need of a team beat up on, and this week they get thetr vic­ tim. the oilers, No talent, no coaching, no tans, no victory. The Bengali and Jeff Blake have had some tough brew s this year, but should be able to use this game to turn It all around. Look for big numbers on the scoreboard. S eagals 3 7 . Ollara 17. NEW ORLEANS (-2) VS. ATLANTA The story on this game bolls down to an amazing statistic. The road team In this series Is 12-0 against the spread over the last six years. Can't argue with science. Falcon* 3 1 . S a la ts 30. gest heart, in this game that fa the Rama. Take the points and cross your fingers. It'll be close. 40*rs 8 7 . Kama 14. ARIZONA (-4) VS. NEW YORK GIANTS The Cardinals are a better team than thetr re­ cord reflects, and look to prove It tomorrow against a surprising Olanta squad. Thetr defense has played very well at home, but the road trip may present problem*. Whether they win or lose, the Cardinals are very tough at home. C ardinals 33. OiaBt* 10. DALLAS (-3) AT WASHINGTON Sorry Cowboy fans, but your team hasn't proven anything this year, and will have a diffi­ cult time winning Monday night. The Redskins may not haw the most talent, but they are very well coached, and play with Intensity. Dallas, on the other hand, haa a terrible coach and plays with no Intensity. R edskins Panthers IS. SAN FRANCISCO (-14) VS. ST. LOUIS 36, Cowkoya 17. Each week I issue what I consider to be the best pick against the spread tn the schedule. This Is the game that after much research and contemplation. I tael moat confident In releaaInf as a ‘heavy play.* These selections haw paid college tuition's, car payments, and even mortgages, with great predictability. With my LOCK OF THE WEEK record at a stunning 4-1. I feel great going with the AT* LANTA FALCONS (43) OVER THE HEW ORLEAN3 SAINTS. The Nlnera looked great against the Panthers and look to continue Iheir run tomorrow. The Rammles aren't very good, but they do have heart. In a game where a team la getting two touchdowns. Fll take the team with the big­ As I mentioned before, you can't Ignore such on amazing trend in the m atchup like this. Enjoy your weekend, and If you haw to get off the couch, make sure It's only to get more snacks. MINNESOTA (-3) VS. CAROLINA Aa much as I hate to admit it. with the way the Panther* arc playing, the Vikings shouldn't have any problsma at home In this one. Their running game will have no trouble having a gi­ ant day against this weak run defense. 1 still think that Minnesota la the worst team tn the NFL with a winning record. Vikings 33, InurlesCoattm ud from Pag* IB conditioning. I felt ready to schools, glrla only played on club teams or Intramural ample, there play and so I did. I had to take waa no strength training of the that chance for my team. If we •ports. With the emergence of supporting m usculature or on were not tn there practicing, organized sports a t the high effort to bulk her u p for protec­ the other teama were and we school lew!, young women a r t tion." couldn't risk falling behind.* now playing the sam e epairt all Because women are already In fact, while there ore those year. If they want to play dif­ the "weaker sex’ by nature, athletes who have a very low ferent sports during the school there Is a need for tamale a th ­ pain tolerance and have to be year, they h aw to choose ones letes to prow themaelwa. They taught to play with minor which do not overlap in order need to work twice os hard as aches and bruises, loo often lo get a hill season out of their thetr male counterparts In an both male and female athletes favorites. effort to gtw merit to their will play Injured. Then there are winter sport. Coaches ore usually blamed leagues, summer leagues, clubs In a mostly male dominated when a small Injury Is played and so on. Until recently, the field, girls' sports arc looked at on and the athlete then suffers pool of female athletes was as less com pctltlw. aggressive a more serious one. however, limited and girls were encour­ age to play several sports In and exciting. Many changes athletes who feel that they are have been m ade to Increase needed on the field will conceal order to fill rosters. Now that girts are beginning the pace of women's sports, their Injuries and play regard­ but the popularity of football, less. opening themselves up to to perfect one sport, they are dedicating all of thetr time to basebrll and men's' basketball tears and breaks that could one activity rather than mixing have put a dam per on women's' h aw been prewnted. athletics that is hard to ahake. *1 have trained both male up their sports. *!t Is very Important that an This has led to a lot of fe­ and female athletes.* sold Per­ athlete stay In ihape all year male athletes finding It unac­ sonal Trainer Bit) Trochlell. ceptable to be Irijurra. They T h ey won't say anything and through, not Just three m onths h aw learned to be tough and the only way you can tell Is to out or the year.' said assistan t that they h a w to be there for watch them when they train, athletic director and director of thetr team m ates because they they will favor an Injured body trainers at Lake Mary High School, Brenda Welscn. h a w something to prow . p a rts or shy awsy from certain 'However, playing the sam e Lake Mary basketball player exercises. Or, most times, their a port all year long can lead to Mary Leah Sutton actually Ig­ faces will give them away and muscle fatigue and bum out. I nored the advise of her trainer you h a w to ask them specific think it would benefit the girls because she felt she had to questions in order to find out more If they would mtx up the hurts. There's that sports. practice with h er team In an w hat That way, they wouldn't ‘athlete mentality' that they effort to not let them down. get burned out and yet they have to play with the pain and could continue an athletic re­ *1 had a minor knee injury early in the summer and my th at's Just not the way It should gime without working the same muscles without allowing them personal trainer asked me not be.* Another factor that leads to a a period of real.* to attend open gym so th a t 1 high incidence of female Inju­ That's hard to do, however, could rest my leg,' Sutton said. *1 told him to forget It because ries la year-round playing. when a basketball player who Before the Implementation or might want to play volleyball I w asn't about to alt out the female athletics In the high doesn't go out for the team besummer and m iss all of my Support Ssmlnols golf Magic ssason tlcksts on sals ORLANDO _ Orlando Magic regular-season tickets are now on sale. Ticket prices are S16. 822, 631 and 840 and can be purchased at the Orlando Arena Box Office and a t alt TtcketMaater locations, or by calling TtcketMaater at (407) 830-3000. Tickets can also be purchased via the In­ ternet at TlcketMaster.com. For additional Information, please call KJerstln Ecker at (407) 428-6765. Maytalr golf professional Rich Cleary a n ­ nounced th at the fourth annual golf tourna­ ment to benefit the Seminole High School beys' and gil ls' golf team will be held Nov. 1 * 2 at Mayfair. Over 82,800 in prizes will be awarded and a banquet will be held after the first round on Saturday. The event will be a two-day. two ball m atch and, after a banquet following the first day’s play, the Held will be reflighted into four groups for Sunday's final. Bobby Lundqulst and Mike Leary are the three-time defending champions. SoftballC o o tln u sd from Pegs IB RBI _ Bobby Brown: two runs _ Bill Michaels: one run scored _ Billy Williams. All Souls Catholic Church of Sanford: four hits Scott Rltenour (triple, double, three run*, three RBI). Chris Bryson (triple, four runs, three RBIk three hits _ Pat Olffln (two runs, RBI): two hits Matt Keller (two doubles, three runs, four RBI),- Joe Son tors (two doubles, two runs, four RBI). Jeff 0111 (two ru n t, RBI): one hit _ Don Macher (triple, two rune, two RBI), Pete Holt (taro runs, RBI): two runs, two RBI _ Dennis Roman. SEI: three bits _ Shane Smith (triple, two runs, two RBI): two hits _ Jose Gonzalez (double, run), Larry Lowe (run, RBI), Chuck Ramsey (two runs): one hit _ Don Basil (triple, run. RBI), Vernon Ford IRBI); one run. one RBI _ Greg Liana: one RBI _ Ken Crossland, Terry Elmeler. K A L Lawn: three hits _ B.J. Osborne (triple, double, two rune, two RBI): two hits _ Prankle Phillips (two doubles, RBI), Ty Koke~ (double, run), Dave Rape (two runs, RBI), J.R. Spivey (two RBI); one hit _ Noy Rivera (two runs). Jimmy William* (run); two RBI _ Dave Goff; one run Bobby McPherson. EZI Discount: two hits .Tony Taylor (double, three runs): one hit _ Jason Flanagan; one RBI _ Nate Fakcss. ShupeCootiaoad from Pag* IB FISHING FORECAST fpxpfrrj b m n to slowly Improve with f qfllff tf Tr p t r uture* Soon the biggest problem 4 hI a vela. 1 prefer to flan areas will be high water levels. with clearly defined boundaries during high wa­ ter aa fish tend to be scattered. 'Searching* lures such aa topwater baits, splnnerbalt* and buzsbalts are good choices to locate scattered base. Sebastian Inlet continues to feature top notch snook action with fish to 20 pounds. Large live shrimp or small ptnflsb are top baits. One and Bombers a rt ounce Jl* . Rebels, great artificials. The last of the outgoing tide ig 1 tarpon are hitting In the SCBMilan RlVCfCaptain Jack at Port Canaveral report* fair offshore action when seas permit. King mack­ erel are on 6 A Reef and PcIlean Flail- Dolphin and waboo are scattered. Inside the P o rt ex­ pect flounder, eheepehead and a taw snook. Trout and redflsh are rated aa good on the flail of the Banana River. Ponce Inlet la hot for aheepahead to five pound*. Live shrim p or fiddler crab* are niaran teed to provide fast action. Drum, redflah, small blucflah. jack crevalie and ladyflah are also present. Trout and redflah action Is good in cauee they will miss the first games of the basketball season due to the fact that volleyball overlaps It. Also added to that problem ts the tact that once these athletes reach the college level, thetr colleges do not want their players to get hurt playing other sports and therefore d is­ courage cross playing. Now that the answer to the question of why female athletes are being Injured so often Is beginning lo unfold, what can be done to prevent It? Knowing the answer to the problem Is of no use If the problem cannot be fixed. Many precautions have now been implemented to begin re­ versing this problem. First and foremost, benefitand tamale athletes tag male n alike, stretching and warmIng a, stretchini p al up have becon become an Integr part of athletics Important that the •It la stretch and warm up 'ore every practice and every girl's volleygame,' coach at Seminole High ball < School, Beth Corso. "It's so Important that mny athlete stretch before physical activity. Muscles cannot go from thetr resting position to intense ac­ tivity with warming up to get the blood flow into them for in­ creased oxygen. Not warming up before activity con lead to injury.* There Is also some contro­ versy over which exercises are more conducive to Injury. The human body was made to per­ form in certain ways. Some ex­ ercises that coaches have used for decades may actually cause undue stress to muscles, liga­ ments, tendons and Joints. Everyday, new studies are coming out that give credit to certain dr tils and exercise* over others. It la up to the coaches and trainers to deci­ pher those reports, ask thetr players how the various exer­ cises make them feel and de­ velop an appropriate practice schedule accordingly. bile the th< players tn addition, while _ It doesn't _ hurt to are training. make It a a ’enjoyable aa possi­ ble. T have learned over the years th at people are more prone to work out if It la som e­ thing they enjoy,* Trochlell 'Practicing la something th at every athlete haa to do so It might aa will be as fan as possible. If they ar* in duress when they work out. they will not want to do It and will not give it their all.* And the only way that, coaches can know If their players are In duress Is through communication. Players m ust tell their coaches when they or* hurting, playing on a minor tqjury may kesp a player out of an entire season or tn the operating room Instead of on the bench for one game. However, the players m ust feel comfortable communicating with the coach, If they are told that they are being weak or th at they are hurting the team by not being in the fam e, the lines of com ­ munication will do se down. Coachaa m ust also commu­ nicate with the athlete's doc­ tor. If a player is feeling fine b u t haa not been released from a doctor's care, she does not play- Th«. coach want the player back a s much as the athlete w ants to return, and ju st a quickly, b u t at 100 per- cent, not playing on an Injury. *We are not going to let a player come back until her doctor taya it's all right,* Welsch said. T h a t's why we require on actual note from the physician. It would be loo easy to Uslen to a player who says she's ready and that her doctor said she could return. Too many ktda want ao badly to get back in the game that they will actually think they are not se­ riously Injured. We have to rely on the doctor to know what la really going on Inside that stu ­ dent's body and keep us in­ formed. We at) wont the kids to play. However, we only want they to play healthy. Other­ wise. they ore only hurling themselves and we ore here lo protect them.* In addition, girls need a pe­ riod of rest. Just os any oiner athlete does. With more and more men playing only one aport, they are afforded a little down time to rest minor Inju­ ries before they become seri­ ous. Girts need the same off lime. T h ere are four stages that every athlete needs to go through In order to'gtve proper rest to their muscles,* said Doug Petit, regional director for Icarian Fitness Equipment. T h ere ta a general training phase where the athlete should be doing individual training tike running and conditioning. Then she should move Into the pre-season phase of heavy practice and conditioning to ready for the actual com peti­ tive season. Right after the competitive season there should be a period of rest. Thta la the stage that Is usually ig­ nored. During this lime the athlete should participate In Atn sports ao she con rest her mind and body before entering the general training phase. None of the four phases should be overlooked because they all make up the puzzle. If one piece ta missing, therein come the risks of Injuries.* Petit knows first hand about athletic Injuries aa he Is a member of the National Strength Coaches Association, ( . 11 < • < - 1 - . lit the athletic director fo r. Ihe Lake Mary High School football team and waa an award win­ ning body builder. Through all of hla activities, coupled with hla Job with Icarian Fitness. Petit said that he haa learned the Importance of strength training women and preparing the, to compete In the male dominated world of athletics. Now that the differences be­ tween female and male athletes ore known by everyone and the ways lo prevent injuries are being uncovered. Ihe Incidence of female Injuries should begin to decline. Women are now such an Integral part of th e ' sports world and they deserve the same precautions that are taken for their male counter-’ parts. Too many Dana Merrlcks have hod thetr post high, school dream s shattered a n d | some of them might have been' prevented. If only one girls a year Is protected from a career ending Injury. Ihe steps It would take to ensure that would be well rewarded. • etiweiias • n a s-n s • « w tea MM. • ra. *30.00 *31.70 S1S.S7 M. AM . | *38.00 | *3433 | * 31.70 ■ / 0 -J / -S 7 I i i 1< I I >i i \y 11 NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY! » Local 16 Day COL Training » Full Tultfon Raimbur a Job Placamant a Train Full Tkna Or Part Tima Tmak Ptfvar IneMMa, bto, • pitA*reL*n* • z' '- ( « a - I V /7 « » " ' >1 S' FiACardsimjioatfng tromFL.CA.KY, NY, W. Pompano, Hazel Parti, I ht*>foks,fMHBni | M D.Au •AT. 740 PM THUM.atAT.N00N: •UN. 1PM �Sawczuk leaves mark on Vegas Ever tine* the discovered she could point her tiny twin* kling toes end stand on them. Janet Sewctuk has been danctnf. Oau|hter of Salty and George Sewctuk of Sanford, Janet, 30, has been dancing since the was 4 years old. RPfTON ■V . DORI8 The statuesque -beauty was DIETRICH bom to dance. Her mom said, ‘She always liked dancing We couldn't get her away from dancing She would put on her Important step of all In her polnte shoes and dance around exdllng repertoire and she will the kitchen. And she always wear a new and different cos­ tume • a wedding gown • os she came home from school with dances down the aisle to be­ straight A's.* Jan et la currently cast In come the bride of Wayne R. ‘Jubilee’ a t Daily's in Laa Ve­ Chapman, also of Las Vegas, 33, at Embassy gas. She proudly stru ts her on Nov. stuff wearing gorgeous cos* Suites, Altamonte Springs. Janet visits her Sanford tumes complemented with Ru 1* home frequently and has tertng feathers, dassltng jewels, brought Wayne home for the ornate h ats and headdresses and long gloves, along with OS approval he deserves. "We love Wayne to death.* Sally said, other dancers, for a glimpse ‘lie will be a big addition to Into the past of a classical our family.* European-style cabaret. Janet appears In 13 shows a JONES OIVEN week In the popular ‘Jubilee' which has been running for 14 PATRIOTISM AWARD Ashby Jones was among years. She has been In Las Ve­ the former seamen attending gas for more than live years. Dancing her way to fame a reunion of men who served started for Jan et at School of aboard Ihe USS Allen M. BumDance Arts under Miriam Dok- ner DO602 during 1043-74. Ashby was accompanied by Ills tor and Valerie Weld. Janet auditioned for Ballet Oulld of wife, Clayda, to the m em ora­ San ford-Seminole when she ble event held at Myrtle Dench. was 13, and danced with the company for six years. After graduating from Semi­ nole High School where she was captain of the. Dossiers dance troupe, Jan et went to business college to study court reporting But she couldn't keep her nimble toes under control. Center stage and bright lights beckoned the hometown girl who h a s danced profes­ sionally a t Walt Disney Work), in Japan, with the Boston Ballet, for Merv Griffith In At­ lantic City and now in Laa VegM. Soon, she will lake that most Janet tawczuk (center) and 8.C. Commissioned In 1043. the ‘ship was a brand new type wiih for more Are power than previous destroyers and was pul In the forefront of war in the Pacific,* Ashby said. The ship served In World War II. the Korean conflict, Vietnam. Cuban missile crisis, liny of Pigs contingent, Bikini Aloll atom bomb tests and Mediterranean Sen hot spota, Ashby said, ‘She served 31 continuous years before retir­ ing* At the reunion. Ashby Jones MM 3/C and nine other plank owner*'(crew who' put the shtp In commission In 1043). re­ ceived the '"fiatrlotlsm award. About SO members plus their wtves were taken by bus to Wilmington. N.C. for a memo­ rial service for the IS men who perished when the ship was hit by a kam lkaie fJapanese ailcide plane) during the Invasion or Mnnlla Jan. 0, 1044. At the service, a wreath was dropped Into the water next to the docked battleship North Caro- Una. One of the men who per­ ished was Jim Williamson, great uncle of Jpe Ponilll*. lo­ cal gospel musician and singer. •The Sumnrr shot down eight enemy planes during the Battl# of Ormoc Bay in the northern part of Leyte In the Philip­ pines.* Ashby said. GREENES ATTEND BOTH CLASS REUNION It was carry me back to old Virglnny for Carrie and Sam Greene who ventured back to Bristol to allend hie SOih high school class reunion. From all reports, a wonderful time of nostalgia ^nd reminiscing was the order of the day. Carrie said she and Sam a t­ tended the same school but did not graduate at the same time. Sam was always the smallest tn the class and was affection­ ately called ‘Utile Sam* be­ cause he was so short and scrawny. But SO years later, tall, handsome Sam towers Saa Dietrich. Page BE USS Alan M Sumnsr D06S2. tha daatroyar on which Ashby Jonas sarvad during World War II. Gospel Christian-Aires to mark anniversary with open house The Gospel Chrisllan-Alres will observe their 3rd anniver­ sary. Sunday. Oct. 13 from 3:00 to 8:00 p.m. These Christians are dedi­ cated carriers of the word In song and Invite nil gospel singing lovers to share In this celebration. The group members are Al­ ice Jenkins, Normor Nelson. Betty Cooper. Deldera McCutchln, Phillis Justice. Larrlc Ashe. Daniel Brown. Barbara Greene, Rev. Tyrone Green, Derome Darkness, Charles Jenkins, manager, Johnny Williams. Leonard Kelllngsworth and Olenda Kllllngsworth. The doors wilt open for Ihe anniversary at the Seminole African American Academy of Arts located at 1110 W. I3lh St. tn Sanford (Old Star Then- SANFORD MARVA HAWKINS aiBBON HONORED FOR CHURCH SERVICE Si. Johns-M etropolitan Mis­ sionary Baptist Church on Cy­ press Avenue, recently cele­ brated their 102nd anniver­ sary. The celebration was ex­ tended to honor the person who has been a member of the church the longest. Mary Gibson was honored by Ihe church for 68 years a* a member. Gibson Is an ardent member and has served as so ­ loist In choir no. one. as a deaconess, and as a member of Ihe Women's Missionary Soci­ ety. Tills servant has always shown her love and devotion to her church. Sharing this honor with Gib­ son were her children. Melvin, Charles and wife Betty, Robert and wife Faye or North C aro­ lina and Mark and wife Tina, her five grands and three great grands. A special salute to Qibson was presented to her from the Mayor of Sanford and District Two City Commissioner Vilma Williams. A plaque was given for her tS years of service to her church, community and the city of Sanford Dr. Martin Lu­ ther King celebration chblr. HAPPY BIRTHDAY A belated 83rd birthday Is wished for Helen Jam es of Osteen who celebrated her birthday on Oct. 3. Born In Kissimmee. Jam es has been a resident of Osteen for many years. James who is retired is always remembering her days that she worked for the Javls family. As a member of St. John Metropotiian Baptist Church since I OSS, she Is a deaconesa and boasta of her daughter Emma Alexando with whom the lives and her other daugh­ ters arc Essie Mae Smiley of Delaware, and Perry Lee Richardson of Gainesville. Many more happy birthdays arc wished for Mrs. James. TRUSTEE DAY Trustee Day at St. John Met­ ropolitan Missionary Baptist Church will be held Sunday. October 12th a t 4:00 p.m. The trustees will celebrate this day wtth guest speaker Minister Horace Orr, community activ­ i s t All churches are invited. Ouest artists will be soloists. Patricia Whatley and Veronica Stewart. Rev, Robert Doctor Is the pastor. *We Care’ volunteers are in­ viting C hristians in the com ­ munity to Join in their drive to help the needy during the Christmas , holiday. Families will be given food baskets to provide rood for their families. . Rev. Eddie Martin and the We Care volunteers invite the community to donate to this cause and help feed those over 300 fond lies In need. Dona­ tions can be made by calling or Ooepel Choir will be held Oct. 12 at 6:00 p.m. at the New Mount Calvary Missionary Bap* tint Church located at 1100 W. 12th St. ‘Come and be blessed', says Ml. Calvary Minister of Music. Mt. Calvary's pastor Is the Rev. Ricky Scott. WELCOMING SERVICE The welcoming worship service for the Reverend Linda J. Hayes,.Senior Pastor of the ML OUvc African Methodist Episcopal C hurch located at 3780 Midway Ave. will be held Sunday, Oct. 10 at 4:00 p.m. Other congregations are Invited to witness this momentous oc­ casion. T his' church family celebration will be shared with all or our many families and friends. The church clerk la Lcnora Mobley. •j ' t , BOOK BIONINQ, RECEPTION The Central Florida C hapter of the International Black Women's Congress and the Sanford Housing'Authority in­ vite the community to attend a reception and book signing for community leader ana author Altermcae Bentley on Tuesday, Oct. 21 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. �Love of wife leads to By HART ROWELL Herald Correspondent Dave Wolfe started his hobby because he loves hts wife. Pearv. a devotee of southwest* era themes. Her living room Is decorated In a traditional southw estern theme. Dave made several pieces for her from wood • a couple of coyo­ tes howling nt the moon, a pueblo, a wolf frame. Peggy also Liked a lot of the nntlve American crafts, so Dove be­ gan creating those items for Po L Iflultintd SttjrtMM W. Dleklson Southward- Dickison Mr. and Mrs. Ernest M. ond grade teacher nt EastSouthward of Lake Mary, brook Elementary School, announce the engagement of Winter Park. Her nance., born In rathvongsy Southward, tc Neenah. Wls., Is the m ater­ nal grandson of Mrs. tierStephen William Dleklson nice Tnnslcy and the late son of Dr. and Mrs. Alexon Harry Tansley of Desder Dleklson of Sanford, Plalncs, III. His paternal Dora In Borlkane. Laos, the bride-elect Is the m ater­ grandparents are the late nal granddaughter of the Dr. and Mrs. William Dick­ late Mrs. Mary Bo' Mary'Boland Cllley ison of DcsPlalncs. Dleklson Is n graduate of of Sanford, and the paternal granddaughter of Ira E. Seminole High School where Southward and the late Mrs. he was a member of the Na­ Myra Lee Southward of tional Honor Society, Trltic. and played varsity basket­ Sanrord. The bride-elect Is a 1992 ball and varsity volleyball. graduate of Seminole High He graduated with honors In School where she was n Civil Engineering from the Daxzlcr Dance Team officer, University of Florida In 1095 a member of Tribe and Miss and received a m aster's de­ Seminole High School 1992. gree In 1097. He was a At the University of Florida, member of Chi Epsilon en­ where she graduated In gineering honorary and Is I99G. Miss Southward was employed ns n civil engineer president of Phi Mu social with URS Greiner. Orlando. sorority, president of Kappa The wedding will be an Della Pi education honorary, event nr Nov. 15, at Mark­ and a member of Gold Key ham Woods Presbyterian Honor Society. She Is a sec- Church, Orlando. Dietrich going to all the 'wonderful C ontinued from Pegs SB places to eat * way over the other classm ates On Oct. 15. Stella will he which came as the surprise of the guest 8|>eakcr nt the first a half century to them. meeting of the season for BpMost of the classm ates had , stlon Sigma Omtcron, a read­ not seen eatih other’ sln te ing society of the Florida Fed­ graduation.. Out of 48 In the eration of Women'a . Clubs. class. IS are deceased. Out of Stella's topic will be 'Reading (he 26 classm ates attending (he reunion. 12 have been m ar­ with the Blind.' ried for SO years. And divorces? Only one In OOOD NEIOHBOR There is so much to be said the entire class. for good neighbors. And Jean Marcel is certainly a super STELLA TO ADDRESS neighbor. READING SOCIETY She recently attended a Like dynamite, like d ia ­ meeting, took notes and ac ­ monds. Stella Orltt is wrapped quired valuable literature. Jean In a tiny package. But the pe­ mailed out a bundle of timely tite little lady can be extremely Information to friends who are powerful and sparkling. Legally most grateful. blind. Stele celebrated her Kudos to Jean and happy B9th birthday on Sept. 27. She birthday to a great girl on Oct. was born In New York, but grew up In Sanford. Longtime readers will recall that her grandfather presented a replica of the clock that stands In Magnolia Square to Sanford Coatlnnatf from Pag* SB many years ogo. Stele said her daughter, Lli Commerce building at First Rhoades, came down from New Street and Sanford Ave. Hors York to visit with her before d'oeuvrea and refreshments will her birthday and will return In be served. the near future. On her actual For more information, con­ birthday, Ltx'a husband, Joe, tact Corine Vara Wilson at spent five days with Stella and 331-5665 or 699-2166 or Elder she said they had a great time Timothy Hudson at 323-3150. Hawkins Sanford Lion's Club si work - ' ■ •__ ' ■________,_________ _____ 2 _________ He has mode drenmcatchers, spirit catchers, m andalss. medicine bags, walking sticks, spirit sticks, even a bow and arrow. Dave prefers to use natural m aterials when he works. He tried to think about what native Americans would have used and what their work would have looked like. He limits Ills use of man made m a­ terial. Dave has made dreamcatchers out of grapevine wreaths and willow branches. Native Americans usually used willow for their drenm catchers. Willow was also used by native Davs Wolfa la surrounded by soma of lha southwsstam objacta ho eraatad Americana for medicinal pur­ poses. catchers and spirit catchers were also very good ecologists. Scout Troop to raffl Other natural m aterials Dave because real sinew Is very ex- Nothing went to waste. They vember. After that, uses Include suede lace, an i­ pensive. What Dave likes about dkln't Just live on the Isurd, they gin working on proj mal Airs and feathers. Dave making native American crane lived with the land. younger daughter A gets some of his feathers at la the spirituality behind It. Dave's upcoming projects In- Scout Troop to si work, but he also gets some Everything has a purpose, elude more arrows and a Lake Mary bays or, very pretty feathers from his whether It was to catch bad quiver. He Is also making a Dave will also be te own chicken. Dnvc does use a r­ dreams, evil spirits or to bring very large dream cstchers for how to make dream tificial sinew for his dreamgood luck. Native Americans his daughter Brittany's Olrl their camporee In c Seniors m ove into new hom e in Lake Mary It's official, If not complete. The Lake Mary Seniors have moved from the Frank Evans Center to the Lake Mary Com ­ munity Center at 200 North Country Club Road. Almost all of the classes have made the mow to the new location. The community center is carpeted, so the Une dancers will co n ­ tinue to meet at the Frank Evans Center for the time be­ ing. The city is currently taking bids for work that will be done at the community center. The first work scheduled for com ­ pletion will be the addition of a wooden dance door in the main room. That will allow the line dancers to make the move to the community center. It will also help the city out with week-end rentals. Many people wanting a place for a wedding reception or party, want a dance floor too. The Lake Mary sewers h a ­ ven't missed a beat In the move. They are currently working on yarn angels for Bet­ ter Living for Seniors Meals on Wheels program. The Seniors have also begun preparations for Olde Lake Mary Days. They are making some very Inventive crafts to self. Puppies, kittens, rabbits and birds will all be found In their 'basket of a n i­ mals*. They will also be m ak­ ing miniature quilts for Ameri­ can Olrl and Magic Attic dolls, and possibly for Barbie dolls. The Lake Mary Chapter of the AARP has also moved and will continue to meet on the third Tuesday of the month. The next AARP meeting will be Oct. 21 at 1:00 p.m. at the Lake Mary Community Center. MARY ROWELL SOCIETY ON HOLD, FRIENDS FORMED When the Lake Mary H istori­ cal Commission met In Sep­ tember. they voted to form n Lake Mary Historical Society for the support and benefit of the commission and the m u­ seum. Several commission members agreed to he part of a committee to set up the soci­ ety. After two working meetings on the Society. It became clear that Ihere were two completely different opinions on the for­ mation of the Society, the s e t­ up. the accountability and how It should be run. At the Oct. 6 meeting of the commission. Jean Brooklyn reported these facts to the rest of the com ­ mission members. After some discussion, it was decided that It would be best to table the Society for the time being. The Immediate concerns of the commission ore Ihe Frank Evana Center and programs for the public. Volunteers are still needed to help the com m is­ sion, so It was proposed and adopted that there he a Friends of the Lake Mary His­ torical Museum. The Friends would not pay dues, hut would help out with acquisitions and events. Commission Chair Jean Brooklyn gave all commission Adalla Bares holds handmads "baskets of animals.” members a homework assignmcnl. Bring their Ideas about the building lo the November meeting. There are many declsions that must be made regnrdlng the Frank Evans Ccnter. It has nlready been deelded that the stage will be returned to ns close to It's orlglrial design as possible. (The air coiuliMunmg system will make exact reconstruction Imposslble.) One of Ihe big questions about the building Is the hnlf walls that were added when the building was used as city hall. Although they are not port of Ihe original structure, one commission member has proposed leaving the walls. One side could be used for the ge* nealogy center that the commission hopes lo establish, Ihe other side for a small classroom. At the September meeting. It was also decided that meetlnga would return to the Aral Mon--------- r.— T T i n m i \ ^ ^ ;s r"' SUPPOMI Y O U H LOtAI 2’ I I ■ ' ;J ■ ! ■ ■ ■ I ■ ■ Coe* Taylor show* on# ofthros honchos at bus stops In Sanford which hsva racandy boon rtnovatsd by ths Sanford Uons Club In conjunction wtti Metro Advertising. This is another axampta of ft# dub's involvamant In tha community and ths work It doss for ths vtsualty day. something (hey were changed from about a year and a half ago. However, the serretarlal help that the commis­ lion needs at each meeting Is not available on the first Monday, so the commission voted to keep the meetings on the second Tuesday, The commission also talked about their two upcoming events. On Tuesday. Ocl. 14. Charlie Carlson, author of *When Celery was King* will be the speaker at the regularly scheduled meeting of the commission. Charlie, an expert on !<*** f°'klwe ■"£ culture, will *** speaking on the 'Real Florld*‘; The Public t» Invited to attend. Social time will be from 7-7:15 p.m. and Charlie will »pc«k at 7:30 p.m. ° n Saturday. Oct. 18. the commlssARV will be conducting their accond annual Girl Scout Day- On that day, the commis»‘°n will work with Brownie and Junior Olrl Scouts to help them earn their historical rccognltlon’s. talent sh o w , RAFFLE p l a n n e d Cade tie Troop H8 In Lake Mary will host a talent show on Saturday, Nov. 15 at Lake Mary Elementary School. Girl Scout Troops anti individual scouts will be performing There will also be a raffle to raise money for the troop. One of the donation* to be raffled Is a 1095 Hallmark Victorian Barbie doll valued nt 070. The troop ft still looking for dona­ tions for the ralTle. If you or your business would like to donate anything, call Peggy �I Santord HtraM, Sanford, Florida • Sundty October 1C, 1W 7-M ^ ■ - ■■ ■ ■ ■ M Marian Rethwill (laft), Pilot Club praaldant, welcomes Lt. Oov. official vlalk Sanford Pilot Club recognized for earning top level honors Pilot Club of — Sanford— mheld Ita meeting -------- -------------------------— m-mwmm m mw October w vt ■ IM W IIIII In the RSVP building at Seminole Community College. Thta session marked (he ofnclal friendahlp visit by the regional lieutenant governor Shirley Pyle, of Daytona Beach. Members Intro­ duced themselves by name, occupational classi­ fication and by staling their years of membershlp. LI. Oov. Pyle presented goals and strategies of the internallonal organization, the Florida d is­ trict. and Identified strengths of the local clubs. Florida Is the third largest district, by member­ ship count. In the International organization that emphasizes service and friendship. Along wtlh local club sendee projects; the In­ ternational service focus la on brain-related dis­ orders. nnd through pilot International founda­ tion services nnd donations are directed to this focus area. Pyle congratulated the Sanford Club for earn ­ ing a three star (top level) recognition In the Pi­ lot Excellence Program Evaluation filed for the 1000-07 year which ended Ju n e SO. She shared enthusiasm . Information, , and three yearstrategic plans from the recent International convention when p ast Florida district governor Diana Klngrce of Crystal River was elected first vice president. Membership ffow th Is an Impor­ tant aspect of the strategic plan. She announced the 1008 Internallonal convention will be In July In Orlando. , Wearing a bumble bee brooch. U . Governor Pyle emphasized 'Bee the Best You Can Be* and distributed magnetic cards with the bumble bee and this phrase. A social time followed the busi­ ness m eeting Binge drinkers’ good times are not shared by spouses DEAR AII BY: You rscsntly reprinted the tost for slroholism. Home time bsck, when I found ADVICE mjrsslf Involved with s man I sus­ pected hed s drinking problem, I reviewed the leet that I hed eeen in pour column Siam the answer* to ' / only three quest leas were yee (you ^ 1 ABIGAIL elated that a 'yea* answer to four of VAN BUREN them pointed to alcoholism), I felt comfortable marrying him. ______!__ 1 However. In th e past year, reeearth has been dooe regarding binge dnnking vs. AiU-blown alco­ as many “yea* answer* as they can holism The study (bund equal prob­ live with, then prepare to play sec­ lem* among both group*. I tnlnk ond Addle to the Almighty Bear Can your danger-elgaal Hat thould be during most of their leisure time. BETRAYED updated to reflect Uw following: DEAR BETRAYED. Those are - Do you have family excellent additions to Um test with addictive behavior. Is., gam­ for alcoh olism . R eaders and bling, drugs, drinking? - If you have minor children, who drink. If the last h r have they frequently seen you drunk? T hey - If vou have adult children, do may Indicate a problem w it* you get drunk with them? alcohol la apito of the earlier - Are you able to drink more than most other people before getting drunk because you are “used to DEAR ABBY: My husband is 42 and I am 38 When w* married five - When you reminisce about the years ago. he was a widower with a ‘good times, are they almost exclu­ young daughter. His (bet wife had sively dnnking atariaa? died shortly after giving birth to - Do vou seek recreational their second child. The baby was activities that revolve around drink­ re mature and dltd a wsek later, ing? e are raising his daughter, whom - When you a rt in a group, are I love very much. you ever the only one drinking) The problem Is that he reftisss to - Do you frequently drink so remove his old wadding band. He much you ar* unable to perform wears the ring from his first mar­ eexually? riage on his right hand and the one - Have you been told that you I gave him on his left I have asked become obnoxious when you've been him many time* to pi* drinking’ the ring. He says that his first wife - Do you drink and drive? will always be a part of his Ilfs. Abbv. tell your readers to select (They met In the eighth grads.) % MONDAY PRIME TIME 0 ill) © o © 0 • • • • © m iii I neveb 0 in | >on WTwHN H 0( l) JO 'J >0 9 JU toot) 10 JU 1100 1 1 JU Cmmmm NMTnii DriaSMOiBablB B r il Cyfcfl *\A« flswf 1 1f134}Lab "" tyiOwteradCab* •wa i s * . Ur srroi a |E m * a r CSINm* RSTOfT ffMieftn a Bin i| ■ new ~ tkm Sm 7 1 liWCMb^eWMMWMtWUeefeiMMlMlB------ 1 laamotw GTKT rnlw*r>^ri W»r 53y Ham frM a T«M |vwL»ar •tt* IrJ mwI Ljta ISBMMM M C M S I m I Marika IMm JST K W T L4MF© rmueioiM »awria H— OraM IMtf Lm m I b MI apftflR AffancwnlugR ChiFfoiAg Irm Qmr 1 •mmm mmmm (lUTST IMrift* - M m OMM■ taarn Ibnan ■CMrieri Mm atUm tm vrMaa E H MU Hi OUTWabieJKw- b a r Mm CmWIWSi Um VMM IfMl FCJ 4mm uu*« 1ROakgai e VngMi) N s n s is j----------------------------SSL a w * pua Mi Mi feHy Aw Mi [M3-----HI pill Jll SSL M Prtfm pNgm K l* *** N m , bM MtaRa O mSNm* N«* A lbb wracBapfc© s r* S r Ns* MM*naA«ifiiRr trina---------------------------------1 e*w n»w ni ••PFT : n'c*_J |Tm OwMlaaMaa *aa itgrol 1(till} M m km. ThnaMMNVM mwMw CSM0MM* (flUlUmlPaJUa-Mil1 1HTTribi W T J m a s_________ Um The following births were re­ corded at the Florida Hospital. Altamonte: Sept. IS - Heather and Joseph Flnelll. Lake Mary. Otrl: Mary and Paul Qrabowskl. Lake Mary. Boy: Marie and Janies Russell. Deltona. Boy; Susanna Humphries and Ralph Reep. Sanford, Qlrl Sept. IS • Kimberly and Thaddeus Antoexcwaki. Jr.. Lake Mary. Qlzli Candice and Paul lluber, Deltona, Otrl: Hennlfer and Harold Kaufmann, Jr.. Longwood, Olrl Sept. 17 • Netla Haywood and Terence Lawson, Sanford. Boy: Patricia and Walter Sullivan. Sanford, Boy Sept. 18 • Cynthia and Donald Under, Longwood. Otrl Sept. 20 • Shelia Machon and Eric Brandi. Oviedo. Boy Bept. 21 • Marilyn and Barry Se groves, Deltona. Olrl; Mi­ chelle and Dwayne Kirkland. Casselberry, Olrl Sept. 22 • Dawn and Thomas Oglesby, Sanford. Olrl: Jan e and William Leonard. Oviedo, Bov I Abbr, I understand that, and 1 havs always been sympathetic to his tragedy. H owtvtr, I am hurt and Insulted. I am his living wife, and it Is abnormal for a man to wsar two wadding bands. Wa are unable ta resolve this. Please give i R atsnr is aawflUM la gfcro ap ths "eaaaeetiaa”1 # ku drag wtfle that is flradbaRaaE bjr tfcrtr wadding band. ' * at R this wajn Yaw DEAR ABBY: T il bet you don't remember me, do you?M. dread hearing that question, and I'm sura other schoolteachers do, too. After 34 years (so far) in th s classroom, I simply can't remember the name* of all my former stu ­ dents. Answering *No* diminishes the initial joy we both should feel in recalling that relationship. This deflating situation could bo avoided if one would say, T m John Smith. Do you remember w»T Any advice on how to handle this awkward but all-too-common predicament? LONGTIME SCHOOLTEACHER DEAR LONGTIME TEACHERi The answer to your question Is one that could apply to i who Is aaked this ea b a r question, Bimpty aay, “Your h o t Is vary ftuailiar, but I'm sorry, jrour name escapes ass. What la Setp. 23 • Krlstync and Jacob Koomen. Longwood, Olrl Sept. 24 • Shannon and Rich­ ard Reynolds. Oviedo, Boy Sanford. Boy, Alana and J o ­ seph BiondotlUo. Orange' City, Boy The fallowing births were re­ corded at Columbia Medical Center, Sanford: Sept. 24 • Marta and Jose Bur­ gos. Deltona. Boy; C hcrlssa Bonaparte, Deltona. Boy Sept. 25 • Anne and Leslie Mliler. Deltona. Olrl; LaShands Troutman and Peter Adudu, Lake Monroe. Olrl Sept. 26 • Melanie llayea, Del­ tona. Boy; Ctaressa Leads. Sanford, Olrl; Heather and Paul Owen. Jr. Deltona. Boy Sept. 27 • Donna Slzelove and Lloyd Flannagln.- Sanford, Boy; Katherine and Thomas Parman, Orange City, Boy 8ept. 26 • Crystal Rogers and Richard Domlny. Deltona. Boy Sept. 20 > Jasm ine Colon and Edward Jlmenes, Deltona, Boy; Joy and Torlck Williamson. DeLand. Boy; Jessica Oliver and Marvin Evans, Jr. Sanford. Boy; Nlcqle and William An­ derson. Sanford. Qlrl Sept. 30 - DcNevts Moore. rV ± A ‘. , C9Ni M l . 1 a h f M ill', t i i ' l l i t h i II H B E T IW B U J ts s e js r e s js * __M M AND OUT •*e«*srs*MS rw OAND RELATED m tw rittn tiaes ROCKETMAN m u s e ts r s s a ts MOET WANTED ttriMtSMIlriB 80ULPOOO 1JS*4tM*t*S __ m THE PEACEMAKER n U-TURN 1S4S«ISMe»« THEIOOE t sores rot tso a m �u ■, I A ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ t e c ‘ #> - * ■ ^ T , I W U < '< ^ v * W M *| tfc * ' .7 ^ „ x - .j • • : '•$ ^ M - Sanford Hsrafo, Sanford, FkxxJu. Sunday October 12.1M7 Da Bomb hears all... They may be Innocent kills, but Da Bomb sez there aren't many hap­ pier lookin' kids than the ones outside at the Page School every after­ noon. Hey. quit yer' whinin' about grades for ath­ letes. Now. y*all have to make a 2.0 GPA and Da Bomb scz. If you can't make a 2.0. yer spendIn' too much time on the practice field. Dig time credit to Lake Howell students. It would have been easy to trash your temporary school last year, but the folks over at Winter Springs are ravin' about the way you maintained the school for their first year. Da Bomb sez you guys are n class act. fJ B1 4 • —» v«vi Speakln' of Winter Springs High School, you guys couldn't have elected a better student government or class of­ ficers. Da Bomb sez they'll be a hard act to 'follow. If you want Da Bomb to write nbout your events, whether It be a school play. chorus event or band concert, call me at the paper (322-26111. Just ask for Du Bomb. ,-i^dl By B1IAR1 BROD1E Herald Stnff Writer Besides penning Ihe odes of I luck Finn nml Tom Snwycr. Mnrk Twain wrote n hook about his personal experiences on board a steam ship cnllrd Trawling The Equator. Wayne Dorn followed In the footstep of the great author this sum mer, except he did Ills traveling by airplane, bus and on foot, on dry land. Dorn, n geography teacher at Lnkcvlcw Middle School, r e ­ cently showed slides of his summer trip to Ecuador to Ills sixth-grade ctnssrs. For those who failed their sixth-grade geography class, or tired to brush up try silling In on Dorn's class. Ecuador is n smnll country on the western coast of South America, situnlrd between Colombia and Peru. It lies on the equator Dorn traveled with a group from Episcopal Church of Ihe New Covenant. In Winter Springs, to the mountain Mi­ lage of Floron to help build n sanctuary for the local church the mountnlns. nt mi elevation of more than 0,000 feet above sea Irvrl. m i the average tem ­ perature, Dorn snld. was 70 degrees year-round. While there was a lot of hard work to he done, there was also time to experience the eulliire of the area. That 1s what Dorn wanted to present to Ills class. Dorn Ink! the class that the Latln-Amcrlcnn culture Is dif­ ferent that of the American rulltirc. While the people nre hard workers, he said, they aic more laid hack, not goal orlriited. 'You learn by bring In Ihr culture." Dorn told Ills stu­ dents *1 learned quite n hit while 1 was there.’ Ecuador Is a small country, about the sire of the state of Colorado The population of the enlirr country Is not m uch more than llir population of one of the U.S.'s larger cities. Dorn said the people who lived in Floron 'h ad little hut appreciated what they had. *We arc very, very w ealthy.' Dorn snld, ‘compared to the Eight adults mid 22 youth way they llvr." spent almost two weeks pour­ The village |>coplc were ing Hoars and huildliig walls proud to have Americans come around the steel frame that Into tliclr homes, Dorn said. was already up when they a r­ When they were not working rived. The church raised on die church, many m em bers $11,000 for the purchase ol of the group visit the homes of m aterials to build the sanrlu- some of (hr villagers. The ary nnd left 83.000 uf that lor lioinrownrrs would oflcn offer them to use on their vocational tokens to tliclr visitors. Dorn school. was given a rrrnm lc figurine of After they had completed a small child, embellished in gold. Hr later learned that the tliclr work an (tie sanctuary, the group traveled to Ihr capi­ man who gave it to him had received It ns a gift nt Ihe lime tal city of Quito. Dorn said of his son's baptism. Quito was a very modern city. 'll was very lni|x)rtrint to es­ While the city tics only miles tablish a ra p p o rt will! Ihe from the equator, the city Is In people,* he said. Wayne Dorn stands In his Lakeview Middle School classroom flankod by a map and pictures of Ecuador and a wel hanging he purchased at a shop at the equator. Personal fitness should be a personal ch o ice class based on exercising nnd learning about your body. Tills Is a rlass many s tu ­ dents do not enjoy nnd p a r­ Courtney Lqffcw (s a senior at ents feel is a waste of thrlr * Sernluofc High School arid fins on children's time. problem staying In .xba/ie. As a young child in elem en­ tary and middle school, the Should n personal fitness nerd for personal fit ness and rlass Ire a requirement for tram sports Is understandgraduating from high school? aide, but when a siudrnt In high school, students m old tie taking an elective course Inwards lliclr career have 21 mandatory credits that nre required by ihr dreams nr another academic eon my. One of the 24 credits course, why should they he required to lake a I'.E. class? has to be personal fitness, a The class, on the other hand, should he turned Into mi clrrtivr course Hint any siudrnt Is free lo take. lio coaches help in this problem? At Ihe high school level, the coaches da not spend thrlr tlrne>making Ihr class exciting nnd fun tail rather like a (root camp. The teachers could be letting Ihe students play volleyball or a game of Indoor lloor hockry. Instead they make Ihr s tu ­ dents run around a track for 30 minutes, take u cross county speed Volk or run up and down tile bleachers. Why Is ibis necessary? Al Irast in elementary and middtr schiHit, the conches try lo make the class Interesting by coming up djftcrcnt activi­ ties. Students nre obviously going to be upset when the closs tbol Ibey nre rrquired lo toke Is not new nnd ehnltrnglng. Nobisly wauls to do the sam e thing over and over again even If II Is playing basketball. Another course that Is mandnlory in high school. Is Life By COURTNEY LEFTEW Herald Corrrspondnnt Lake Mary kids have pioneer spirit By MARY ROWELL Herald Correspondent________ Imagine living In a time when alm ost everything you own has been made by aomeone In your family. That's one of the things second grade students from Lake Mary Ele­ mentary got a chance to think about when they visited the Pioneer Art Settlement In Barbervllle. Children did more than watch TV and play video games In pioneer days. Mom or an older sibling would milk the cow. A younger child would chum the butter. They lived In a house bull) by their father and wore clothes made by their mother. Not Just the clothes, but the cloth to make the clothes was often woven by the m other. Among the things the chil­ dren saw was the post and beam bam built In 1086 the way b am s were built In the 1800s. The timber was all hand cut. no nails were used nnd no electric tools were used. The boards were put In place using ropes and pulleys. In pioneer days. It would ■2 t&Ai ;S0 Ci -!a I Mr. Dorn goes ‘traveling the equator’ v have been ihe children's chore 10 help feed the animals. For the sccond-gradcrs, II was Just fun when they got io feed and pet the horse, donkey and sheep. The students visited a cabin built In the 1800s In Oeorgla. The settlement bought the cabin and moved It to Florida. A two room cabin with a loft, It was owned by a couple with 11 children. The guide pointed out the three-legged birthing ■tool that was 200 years old and still sturdy enough lo use. He told all the moms they could alt on It If they wanted to. but no one wanted to take him up on the offer. The stu ­ dents each took a turn at churning butter and everyone got a taste test. In the candlemaklng room, students were allowed to try their hand at dipping candles. The settlem ent makes their candles with a mixture of p ar­ affin. beeswax and a little dye for color. Pioneers often kept sheep for their wool. The set­ tlement does too. Each of the students was given small pieces of clean, carded wool and taught how to finger spin. Mobilizing the troops for a friend :ii Hfa*i Him fryMiryW —f Lake Mary Elsmentaiy student Paige Harmon practices making buttor during her class field trip last week Ihclr rugs, even tliclr slirc-tn. Weaving was tiow Ihe p la ­ In pioneer days, in tilling went ncers made their clot nes. to waste. A shirt was worn by almost every member of the family until It was beyond re­ pair anil Ihen Ihe mother - would use tl lo wrnvc n nig. The students got a chance to work one of Ihe looms. The most popular parts of the lour were the blacksmith and the wood shop. At the blncksmllhs', the students saw how tools were mude. They watched ns the black ­ sm ith made a null nnd a horse's shoe. At the wood shop, they saw how wooden furniture is made and then they took turns sawing n log. The trip was a grail experi­ ence for students and chaper­ ones. II was also a lot of fun. If you nre Interested In visiting the scltlcmcnl, they arc hav­ ing Ihclr 20lh Annual Fnll Country Jam boree. Nov.l and 2. The settlement Is located on Slate Road 40, Just west of U.S. High way 17, north of DeLnnd, 7 !f a m R ichard Kline, . son of Rlcluird Kline of Altamonte Springs nnd Linda Kline of Winter Springs, recently en­ tered Guilford (N.C.) College where he will tie a member of the class of 2001. .Kline Is a 1007 graduate of Oviedo High School. school lunches. Presenting o g e n e ra l check to Toshiro arc assistant principal Lamarr Richardson and ROTC Commander Patrick Helms. SPAY ^ a ^ S in ^ j e ^ 1. Says II Mm "4 Seasons Of Loneliness" (Motown) Lott Week: No. I 2. Marla* C u t ; “Hooey" (Columbia) No. 2 3. U tter "You Mate Me Wanna..." (Ltface/Arista) No. 3 4. Jewel ''Foolish Games/You Were Meant For Me" (Atlantic) No. 3 3. Alters Foot 1U "All Cried Out" (Track Masten/Cravc) No. 11 6. Sarah MeLachtea "Building A Mystery" (Nett wort/Arisu) No. 7 7. Mary J. BUge "Everything" (MCA) No. 6 It f if f tian SclMtel. Laura Meghan D ennis. daughter of W. Michael and Linda Dennis of Longwood, was recently cited for recogni­ tion In the Who’s Who Among • s S American High School . S tu­ Lisa W atson, a senior Psy­ dents. She Is a senior a t Lake chology and English major at < Mary High School and execu­ tive editor of the school news­ Olivet Naznrene University in Kaknkee, 111., has been se­ paper. • • • lected to receive the Joseph F. nnd Esther J. Nielson schol­ M ichael L. Fran telle, of arship for the 1007-08 a c a ­ demic year. She Is the daugh­ Winter Park, waa Invited to Join Phi Beta Kappa, an a c a ­ ter of Joe nml Dlnne Watson of Sanford, nnd a 1004 gradu­ demic honor society In Mas­ ate of Seminole Trinity Chris­ sachusetts. V A LU E-P A C K ED E N TE R TA IN M E N T University of When Seminole's Air Force ROTC heard of the fcumiong ol SHS student Toshia Blake's home. Uiey mobilized the troops and collectsd money during f o Management Skills.. The s tu ­ dents learn nbout dlscasea. their body, and lire sklUa they will need as they grow older. This rourse covers everything the students need lo tnkc rare of themselves and teaches Important Issues. It is b a si­ cally a personal fitness clast except for the Tact that s tu ­ dents spend thetr time In a classroom Instead of a a m and don’t have to get nil hut and sweaty. Therefore, if this required course covers the same basic Information, why make students spend a year In personal fitness? The solution does not mean abolishing the personal fit­ ness course, nnd that woukl never happen In the first place, but maybe just im ­ proving the class A good be­ ginning would be to make the course fun for students to lake and making It a choice • not n requirement for graduation. A student who Is eager about learning Is always going to be a happier student. Central Florida Chock our CBtondv for thoctor, art muck, •porta and beturoa at: httpvtoww.oir.ucf.cdu/ pubnl/oabndari �LiViJAi'ivhU'i'i '>'-.'ivtlj*.4 -* 'wU- ,L»- f rrf* Sanford HtfaM, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, October 12,1027 - 7 1 Ltgal Notlcas M THB BtROMfT DOUBT 1 OOVRTV, FKe N w k i 8T-S f S-GP IN M l M TA T* * OP O IR TR U Df PPIUFFIR DOCOOMd. mWW awaawflRTRATtON W ■F,MI ewP^N T M odralnletrotlon of tho otU lo of - Oertrvd* Pf suffer. O il I OOOd. PH# Humber I F -ilS CP, M pending In tho Circuit Court for I o m m oio Count,, Florida, Pro koto Ohrieien, Ifto oddrooo of which to Pott Offloo Drawer 0 , U n to ld, FlorHfo 31FF1-00M. Tho nemos ond oddreooee of tho poroonol toprooontotlvo and tho poroonol represent otlva* attorney tro ALL IN TSM B TSO P IN IO N * A M MOTIF U D THAT, AN port on* on whom Ihlo 14 served who hot* (•tootI* voMRy/of i tho nio. tho queMfketlono •( tho poroonil repreoenUtlvo, uanuo, or Jurisdiction of IN* Court pro requirod to fill mou optpotton* with m u court WtTMM T H I LATIN OP T H M I MONTH* APTIN T H I OATI OF T H I PMIIT IMPLICATION OF t h i i n o t m o n t h in t v o a t * APTIN T H I DAT I OF SIRVtCI OP A OOPV OP THIP H O T K I O N TH M . I I f tho docodonl OOA* Noting ondo opt inti P l l l dt nf l OMPIO on whom p P ip , P WkTt WWW APflll c^^M^WW I Pptl of mp ftrpt puMootton of •up notlcp mult Mo thou clams with IMP Court WITHIN T H I LATIN OP T H M I MOKtHS APTIN T H I D A T! OF T H I F IM T PMPLICATION OF THIS N O TIC I ON THINTV DAY* APTIN T H I DAT I OF S IN V K I OP A COPY OP TH U NOTICI ON I M P . / A I othor trodden of mo dece­ dent ond p(toono noting clam* or demand! agomot mo do*#dont’t oolite mutt file thou H i m mth Irut court WITHIN T H M I M O NTHI APTIN TH I OATI OF T H I F IM T PUBLKATIONOF THIS HOTtClr ALL CLAIMS. DIMANOS AND O SJICTIO N S NOT BO FILID WILL SB FONIVIN SANNIO Tho dote of mo nrot puPUcoPon of Ihro Notice H October I I , IM F. Portonol Hepreoenielite lotoino H Mym i IPO] ■ Dratet Avenue Tempo, Flo. Hit 1*111H I T An or no, for Portonol Hoprootntatho Tim Moron Plotido Bor No 1SFIF3 Pott Ofhco dot HOP Tempo. Ftortdo 11MI 1100 Telephone' ISI1) 1*1 1IFF PuMMh Oclobor I I. I*. IM T OEJ-14F H O IK S 0# P K TITIC U B HAMS Nonce it hottby given ihtt i am ongtpod in b n n t t tl I IT I F u ll Si , Santorcf. FL. Semmoie County, Florida, undo. Iht Ficniout Name cl PALMSTTA IMPONIMM, and mat I inland to regular ta d name trrth tno Division ol Corporation*, Talitnataaa, Florida, m occordonca o iti the p.otiaiona of mo Fur it tout Name llelutee. To-Wrti Section M l 00. Fler.de liolvloo 1MI Cotherino I Boaoort PuOhoh. Oclooor 11. IM F M J-IO O NOTM d op p ie m t o tis h a m s Notice ta haraby piton mat I am engaged in buamooo ol i l l ■ SI.. Ctaaoiborry. FL 33F07. Sommoio County, Florido. under | the F tenuous Noma of MNMON and mot i mitnd to Slater tard name with the alon of Corporatlona. haaaao. Florida, m accorco »n h mo protiaiona ol Iho Htoua Noma Statutae. ToSection *** of, Florida utoa m i . Noam S. Wutft Utah: October 11. 1*«T O IJ-1 33 IN TNd CINCUIT COUNT OF THB SIONTBSNTH JUDICIAL CM CUIT M AMO FON BBMtMOLS COUNTY, PLONIOA CIVIL ACTION C A M NO. SF-SSS-CA-10-M PRINCIPAL NISIOINTIAL MONTCAOI, INC.. plsmnftia), to. PATRICIA J WATCni. ol ol. Defendant!*) H O TK I OP PONSCLOSUM SALS NOTICI IS H I M BY OIVIN purouont lo o Final Judgment ol forocloaura dated, September tflh, IM F , and enterad in Cato arc. S F -M l ot the Circuit Court ot the IlO H F ItN TH Judicial Circuit In ond lor S fM IN O lt County. Florida wherein PRIMCIPAL NISIOINTIAL M ORIQAOI INC. 10 tho Plaintiff and PATRICIA J WATINS, JOHNNY M WATINS, H C U IIIIO LD FINANCI CORPORATION, M A T MOAT QAOI CORPORATION, or* tho Defendedta, r win tall to the hlghoat ond boat bidder lor caeh ol the Wott front door ot tho lomlnelo County Courthouse, lenford, Florida at L*00 Am., on mo 10th day of October, IM F, tho following doacrlbod properly at aal torth In told Final Judgment: LOT 107, WILDWOOD, A PLANNIO UNIT D IV I LOPM INT. ACCONOINO TO TH I PLAT TH IN IO F AS MCOFIOtO IN PLAT BOOK t*. PAOIB F. B. * AND 10 OP T H I PUBLIC NICONOS OP IIM IN O L ! COUNTY, FLORIDA. WITNISS MY HAND and tho Pool of this Court on September u rn , tssr. (Sf AL) Maryanns Moras Clara of mo Circuit Court By : Joan OrUlent Deputy Clerk Ichavwrla. McCalls, Raymor, Barrett S Froppior Pool Office Boa 3«I0 Tornpo, PL S1S01 P S FM tH I NOTIGS , hi occordonca With tho Am trie tno D la*bun lea Act, partone nooding a apodal accommodotlon to particlpat* In this proceeding should contact tho individual o t r agoncy sending notleo not later then (TJ days prior to tho proceeding ot tho oddrooo given on tho notleo. Telephone! 40F-1114*M oat. CttFi 1-S08-SIS-IFF1 JTDDIor 1-3O8-MS-3FF0(v); vto Publish; October S. tt , IM F 0SJ-S1 Ltgal Notices Ltgal Notleo IN T M O IM U IT COURT OS THS ■ICHTSBNTH JUDICIAL O IM U IT, M AND SON M M IN O ll COUNTY, PLONIOA IN T IM OINOUIT COUNT 0# TUB BIBffTSSNTH PNOOATS DIVISION SILO NUMSSN SF-FSF-OP IN N l: ISTATK OP AYLA VAV WONNICK. Oocsated N O TK S OP AOMINIOINATWN Tho odmlnlatratlon ol the e d its of Aylo Vay Worrick, dec toted. Fits Number IF -ftF CP, la ponding tn mo Ctrcufl Court for Somlnolo County, Florid*, Probate OMoion, tho oddrooo of which It Poof Office Drowor C. Sanford, Florldo SIFFI. Tho namoa ond addroot00 of the portonol representa­ tive and tho portonol reprtaenlatiro'a attorney are tot forth below. ALL IN T IN IS T ID P in iO N B ANI NOTIFIED THAT: All persona on whom Hue notice I* aorvod who have obfocHona that chtiiang* tna vahdhy of tho will, Iho quelilreiliono ot tho pat tonal represen­ tative. venue, or |unadiction ol thla Court are required to Mo thou obtoctlono with Itua Court WITHIH TH I LATIN OP T H M I MONTHI ASTIR T H I OATI OP T H I F IM t PUBLICATION O f THIS NOTICI ON THIRTY DAYS APTIN T H I OATI OP IIR V IC I OS A COST OP TH II NOTICI ON TH IN . AS creditors ot tho docodonl ond Other persons having dolma or demands against dacodonto estate on whom t copy of thro notice la sorted within throe month! that in* dal* ot tna Mat publication ot this notice mutt M* thou claima with I hie Court WITHIN TH I LATIN OF TH R U MONTHS A FTtN T H I DAT! OF TH I FIRST PUBLICATION OP THIS NOTICS ON IHINTV DAYS AFTIN THS OATI OF SINVICI OF A COST OF THIS NOTICI OH THIM AN i i m ctodilor* of tha deca­ dent and per anna haring clems « demands againaI Iha decsdont a trial* mutt lilt thoir claims with this court WITHIN TH R U ,M O N TH S A FTIN TH I OATI OF TH I FIRST PUB IK ATION OF THI* NOTICI ALL CLAIM*. OFMANO* ANO OSJICTIO NS NOT SO FILID WILL S I FORIVtn BAItniD The dale ot the Mat publica­ tion ot true Notice is Octoboi *th, IM F PfRSONAL R fP R IlIN tA TrV t COLliNA vrnnnir.it STIVEN M MIVFh* Moyara. Mooney * Moyca tF South Lota Avenue Olando. Fiofida TFSOI 440F) *19 0010 Attorney For Patltioner f it Bai No 0M1IS9 Publish October ». II. I t t r O IJ *1 UNCLAtMIU VSHICLI AUCTION Remover of lha below datciibad vehicles was coo ih,clad -n compiia.ua w.m r * F l i t * Nonce mat hutch a Tuw-ng will toll tent «ah-claa at Public Auction lot cath on Oclob*. 10th. lia r at to 00 AM al 100 Porawnmun Aa* , Sanford. Florid* We react* In* ,,gnt lo wilhrUaw any vein daa horn in.* auction An vein claa told AS I I No hi!* guaran­ teed Butch a Towing isoart** iho nphl lo bid on any vehicle IttO Che, *0 id * ttMSHAiioeeeo it lo Che, SW id * la iJD lS P fO Flll* * * * l o l*f# Chte PK IDO C CO IfS O IS O U ! lit * Dodge ID tot N P i t a i o i i f i i i 1**0 Ford SO 10* 1FACP9FU01AI FSIII ttl* Maid* ID IDf JM tQ D IFl 1J1 *1*1*7 1**1 Old* 10 IDa lAM4FFtOM4*lll 1 Vahiclee may be viewed one hour pnof lo aal* Pubi-ah October II. It*r M J -t e i tnaltollen fat Bid SEMINOLE COUNtv hOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSION!n* re requesting seeled bide lot F C -lll-tF / B J C - Booteitown Potable Weiei Piotecl Bide will be accepted by Seminole County al m* othcea ol the Purchetlng Division, until 2 00 PM , local tun*. November 11th, IVSF. Bute win be publicly opened end lead aloud aa toon a* possible Iheraatter, tarn* location IF DSLIVttllNQ BID IN PERSON ON IF MAILINO BID, ut* Iho fol­ lowing eddittt County Servico* Budding M01 I Fuel tireel Purchasing Division. R oom 1 1 0 * Santoed, Ftoildi 13FFI COST: SID 00 Per tel ot apeciflcitiont end drawings. b id s m u s t b s r ic s iv e o in THE PURCHASINO DIVISION NO LATIR THAN 1:00 PM.. LOCAL TIME, ON BIO OPENINO DATE BIDS RECEIVED AFTER THAT TIME WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED NO EXCEPTIONS WILL BE MADE NO FACSIMILE BID SUBMISSIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED. Bcop* al Work: Tho Contractor ahell be reapontible for on labor, maloiiela, equip­ ment ond coordination neces­ sary tor tho mutilation ol 11,000 linear leal ol potable water Ime* and other appropri­ ate apparatus for tho comple­ tion ol Iho proitcl. Tho work •hall be performed in accor­ dance with the requirements of tho conttecl bid document* PRE-BID CONFERENCE: A Pro-bid Contaranca will be held on October IFIh, IM F, at 1:00 pm ., meet lime, it the County Service* Building, tto t la tt First Itroot, Room S1I1E, lardord. Florid*. Bide mutt be accompanied either by a cashier's check upon on inoor poi tied bank or trual company, mid* payable lo Board of County Commissioners, Samlnola County, Florida: or a Bid Bond with corporal# Suroty eellslaclory to tho COUNTY, lor nol lota than live porcant (SH) ol tno Total Bid. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT; Baity J. Cohan, CPPS, Contract* Analyst (4071 111-1130 Eat. F i ll. HOTS: ALL BIDDERS ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED NOT TO CONTACT ANY MEMBER OE T H I IIM IH O L I COUNTY STAFF OR OFFICIALS O THIR THAN TH I IPICIFIED CONTACT P IN ­ IO N PRIOR TO STAFF'S RFCOMMENDATtON Publish: Sunday. October t l , 1S1F DEJ-141 OB PLONtOA M ANN FON H SN N O LN CCUNTV OrvtL AOTW N 9. M -1 S S S -C A -1 4 -S UNITED STATS* OP AMSRKA, acting through tho Parmor* Homo Admmiatrolion, Unttod Statot Dopartmonl of Agrkultura, EGBERT AOOAR, a ample person and holt and llnsol descendanI of RACHEL AOOAR, OocoattBt Any and all unknown hobs, dot Moot, crodltora, trustooo, of othor claimaria clawing by, through, imdor or against tho ittato of RACHEL AOOAR. DoooooOd: STATE OP FLORIOA. DEPARTMENT OP RIVSNUIi ond HAV VALDES, Tta Col loolor for Sombiolo County, Flortdl, Defend ant a H O T K I OP SALS NOTICI IS H IR IS Y GIVEN that pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment of Forscloouto entered on September flth IPSF, by tho above entitled Court m iho shove ttyttd cause, the under signed Clark of Court or any of hit duly puthe need deputies, will ton tho atoperty situated In County, Florida. Oaoci U t 14. WASHINOTON H ttQ H TI, according to tho plat thereof so recorded In Plot Book 3, Page 37, of the Pubic Records of Somlnolo County, Florldo at pubUe outcry to Iho highoaf ond boat bidder for cash on October Spin, IM F , ot 11 OS A M . al Iho Watt front steps el iho Somlnolo County Courthouse. Sanford, Florida, aubiect to all ad valorem toiee and iteosamonto far tha root property described (Bov*. IN ACCOAOAMCI WITH TH I AMERICANS WITH OHASILI T i l l ACT, PERSONS WfTH CIS ABILITIES NEIOINO A SPECIAL ACCOMMODATION TO PARTK iPAH IN TH II PROCEIDINO SHOULD CONTACT COURT ADMINISTRATION AT SOI NORTH PARK AVIN U I. SAN­ TORO. FLORIDA 31TFI, TIL S PHONE ftOF| 311*339, EXT. «11F, NOT LATIR THAN SEVEN IF) DAYS PRIOR TO TH I PRO CIEDINQ IP HIARINQ IMPAIRED. IIDDI t-S O C -H I s f f i , on v o ic e iv) i-soo-ssi •FfO. VIA FLORIDA RELAY SERVICE MARVANNI MORSE Clert ot Circuit Court Pott Office Drawer C Sanford. FL 31FF1 M * t Sy Dorothy W BoRon Deputy Clert FitdaiKS J Murphy. Ji Faquuo DuMay S Muiphy Putt Ottic* Drawer 10 Bartow. FL JlS lt Attorneya lor Plomiifft Publish October S. t l . t*0F Of J-SS N O TK B OF FK TITIO U B KAM I Nunc* it hecaby given Ihot I am engaged m but me*a al *01 ( . I air. si SenftHd. f t I l f Ft tammole County, Florida, under the FKtmou* Hem* ot SS.0 MPft A, and that I intend to refieier sold noma with I Division of Corporation*. TaPahoaaoo, Florida. M accor dene* with lh* previa lens of tho Fictitious Noma Statutae. To­ wn Section I t t OS. Florida Statute* I SSI Mavra V fllegmeior Publiah: October 11, 1SSF O IJ -IIS IN THB CINCUIT COUNT o p nag d a m t i s n t n JUDICIAL CINCUIT, m AND PON M M IN C L I COUNTY. PLONIB A CAP* NO.I gF-fBOP-CA-tPH RlCHARO g CLEMONS. Plalntm, as. WILLIE McOHEf p/k/a WILLIS atcOII and ALL UNKSIOYVN HEIRS OF WILLIE M cG H It, a/k/s WILLIE McOEI. It abvs, and, if decosasd. thou unknown apoueaa, hobs, danaoea, grant***, aatlgnoot, Lenoir, credrlora . tiueteea ot other per aon* claiming by, through, under ot eganal them, or any ol (horn, ond all unknown persona. It ally*, and d decaaaod. thou unknown apoutot. hobs, doviaooa, granttoa. aaaignoaa. Iienora, creditora, Irut I toe or Oliver per tone claiming by, through, under or ogamet tho unknown pervon a, Defend enta. ■ O T IO I OP A O TK N TO W ILLII Mc G h e e a/k/a WILLIE McQEE (decaaaod). e« unknown houa of Willto McOho* kfk/a Willie McOe* (name* and addretaee unknown), ott pkrtloa ciummg inlereat by, through, under or kgkinsl Wiuie McOho* a/k/s Willie McOo* Iromea and addiotae* unknown), and all pari lea having or claiming to have any rights, INI* or Intoroal In tha property hereinafter described (nomaa and sddrsat unknown). VOU ARE NOTIFIED Ihot an action lo qurot to till* on tho following proparty in Samlnola County, Florida: Lot 3, Olock S, Tier IS, Seminole Perk, according lo tho Plat thereof recorded In Plat Book 1, Peg* FS, ol tho Public Rocorde ot tomlnol* County, Florida, hot boon hlod against you ond you or* required to oorv* t copy of written dofonosa, N any, to tho action on Plobittfro attor­ ney. who m noted below, on or befor* October 14th, IM F , ond hla tho original of said written detente* with the Clerk of thla Court either before service on Plaint IN'* attorney or Immedi­ ately thateafter: otherwise, t default will be entered again at you lor Iho rollot demanded in the Complaint or Petition. DATED on this 11th day of Soplombor, IM T . HONORABLE THOMAS 0. FREEMAN HOWARD S. MARKS. ISOU IRI Florida Bar Ho.: C7S00SS JESSICA K. HSW, ISOU IRI Florida Bar No.: OSSSOtl Oraham, Clark, Jones, Builder. Pratt S Mark* P.0. Drowor 11*0 Winter Park, PL 31FI* Telephone: (407) *47-44*4 FactlmiN: |40F) 740-70*3 Atlornayt for PlalntlH Publiah; Soplombor I t , IS, and October 8, t j , IM F DEI-31 S Legal Notlcm OP TMNBKNT1SKTH JUBfOlAL OMCUTT | CIVIL AOTW N 0 A M NO. SS-S4SB-0A OtVIBWN 14S ROUSSEAU MONT SAGS CORPORATION, Plaint IN(s), v*. JULIE DANIEL DOTSON, ot al, Oofpndontlt). NOTION OP P O M O L O S U M BJMJ N O TKS IB HSRSBY OfVSN pursuant lo a Final Judpment pf lorocloaura dated, September H th . IM F, and entered bt Coo* NO. M-343S-CA ol the Circuit Court *1 tho S IO H TIIN TH Judicial Cbeurt In ond lev SEMI­ NOLE County. Florid* where*! ROUSSEAU MORTOAOI COR­ PORATION le the PlamtNl and JU LII DANIIL DOTSON, STACY LYNN BAUIR. A C . AOOISON. LIBBY ADDISON. HIDDSN SPRINGS CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION. INC. or* tho Dotendante. I artll eoll lo lh* hishoot and bool bidder for csth tt lh* Wool Iron! door of lh* Sombiolo County Courthouse, Sanford, Plerlds M 11:80 t m „ art tho 30th day el October. tM F, tho tallowing at aoM Fbvaf Ju Ogmawf: CONDOMINIUM UNIT IFf, ■ UILOINQ H A , OP HI ODIN SPRINOS CONDOMINIUM. ACCOROma TO T H I DECLA­ RATION OP CONDOMINIUM RECORDED ON NOVSMNSR t l , 1S34 IN OPPICIAL RECORD! BOOK tl* 4 , PAOIB *44 THROUGH FM , AND AMINOOD ■Y FIRST AMENDMENT THSRSTO RECORDED OH MARCH IS. IM S Of OFFICIAL RICOROS BOOK 1*33. PAOIS 4FI THROUGH 414 OF T H I PUBLIC RICOROS OP S IM IMOLI COUNTY. FLORIDA. TO Q ITH IR WITH ALL APPURT IN A N C il THSRSTO ANO AN UNDtVIOfD INTEREST IN TH I COMMON IL (M IN T S OP SAID CONDOMINIUM AS SCT FORTH M SATO OSCLARATtON. W tT M M MY HAND ond tho teal of into Court on Soplombor EPth. IM F. ISIAD Clark *1 lh* C n u it Court By: Oorortry W. Bolton Deputy Clert Ichovorri*. McCeKo. Raymor. Barron t Frappmt Pool Ofhco Boa 3410 lamps. FL 31*01 F M ltS llF N O TK S in occordonca with the Amaru ana DreabtMio* Act. paraorta noodmg a apecter accom­ modation lo portrcipat* m Hu* proceeding ahould contact the mdividuet or agency tending not-c* net later than seven IF) day* prior to the proceeding at lh* address given on tn* notres Telephone. 407-333*3)0 oat 4137. t-POO PS* IFF! (TOD) or t-SOO SSS IFFO (vt; via Florida hatav Sorvtc* Pubuth October J, 13. IM F O IJ *1 H O T K I UNBIR P IC m iC U B K AM I ACT Notice it hereby given that the unde reigned pureuent to Iho •Fictrtioue Heme Act,* Chapter t»t M Florida gtetutoo win rogtat*/ with the Ftortdo Department of Stef* upon roeoipt of proof of tho pubtuabon of thro notres, tho hetn roue Dated at Mbmoapobo, Minnesota, true thbd day of October, IM F. Moran Food*, Inc For*** H. Johnson Yu* President t Secretary PUBLISH October I I . IM F M J -t ) F IN TMN CINCUIT OOUNT or THS t I T H JU N K IA 1 CIRCUIT OP PLOfNBA M AND PON C O U N TT JU m S C K T M N DftnetOM C A M NO. S T -tM B -D A -fd -L MARKS MIDLAND BANK. t a l P P d d d A * (am if) g r i a g y —— -* m r u u s a w w f IIIV f f N I M N l ■cquttmon to Feat VS. JOSS A. BURGOS TORRES; ot *1., Defendants N O TK S OT P O M C L O B U M B ALI Notre* U haroBy (Ivon that pursuant lo that Final Judgment ol Forocloours doted Soplombor Itlh , IM F , ond entered in ervtl case number IF t )) l- C A - t 4 L. ol the Circuit Court ot the tlth Judicial Circuit in end tor Seminole County. Florida. wherein MARINI MIDLAND BANK. SUCC I I I O R BY M IR O IR ANO ACQUISITION TO FIRST FED­ ERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF ROCHESTER, I* Plaintiff and JOSS A. BUR­ GOS T ORRIS, BENEFICIAL SAVINGS BANK. F IB , SEMINOLI COUNTY, A POLITICAL SUBDIVISION OP T H I STATS OP FLORIDA, ___ , UNKNOWN PIRSON(S) IN POSSMSION OP THS SUBJECT RIAL PROPER­ TY, N/K/A JOANNA BUROOS, ts/aro Defendant)*). I will toll to tho hlghoat end beet bidder for cash at tho watt front door ol tho Bomlnol* County courthaul a In Sen lord. Seminal* County. Florida, al 11:00 A.M. on tho 30th doy of OCTOBER, 1SST, tho tallowing doacrlbod property *a oat torth in sold Pinal Judgment, to wit: LOT IS, BAQLI’S POINT PHAM TWO, ACCORDtNO TO TH I PLAT TH IR IO P AS RICORDID N P U T BOOK 41. PAOIS M . IF AND M . PUBLIC RICOROS OP M M IN O LI COUNTY, FLORIDA. NOTE: PURIUANT TO TH I PAIR D IB T COLLECTION PRACTICE! ACT YOU AR I ADVIIIO THAT TH II U W FIRM I I O I IM ID TO S I A O U T COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO CO LLIO T A D IB T ANO ANY INFORMATION OSTA1NID WILL M USSD FOR THAT PURPOSI. Dated the 31th doy ol S IP TIM S th , IM F, MARVANNI MORS! Clerk ol Circuit Court l y Joan BriPonl Clark a A STAWIARIKI *810 Boy Scout BeutavWd Suit* 4*8 Timpe, Florldo 33S8F Telephone: ( I t ) ) S77-SOOS CAS H F -e it tF Publish: October S, 11, IM F DIJ-S4 Ltgal Notleo IN TIM O IM U IT COURT OP THS StRffTSSNTH JUBfCUU, CMCUIT M M B FOR M M INOLI COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL M T W N 0 M B BO. S B -IS M -C A -1 4 m j u u a a a u jk ommmm m Legal Notice! CLASSIFIED ADS IN THB 0 1ROUTT COURT OP THB ■ IB N TH H TM JUDICIAL OINOUIT IN ABB FOR M M IN O L I COUNTY, S«mlnol« 407/322-2011 FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION C M S NO. S S -U IB O A DIVISION 141 CLASSIFIEDDEPT. HOURS M l A M .-Itt Ml. MONDAYHn mOAV CLOUDSATURDAY iSUNDAY FIYLAND MORTOAOI COMPANY, FEDERAL HOMS LOAN BANK OF NEW YORK. Plelntltt(t), PlaintNila), a*. v*. RONALD R V IT T IR , tt al. JAMES T BAOLEY, *1 el. Dolondant(a). Defendant!*). N O TK S N O TK S OP PORBOLOCUM BALI CP PORSCLOSUM SALS N O TICI IS H IR M Y OIVIN NOTICE IS H IR IS Y OIVIN pursuant to a Final Judpment of pursuant to s Pbtel Judgment of leroeloour* dated, September loroeloaur* dated, Soplombor 31th, IM F , and entered In Cate 3Slh, IM F , ond enterad In Cat* NO. H - 1 M ) of tho Circuit NO. M -aa tS of the Cbcuii Court ol tho S IO H TIIN TH Court ol the EIGHTS IN TH JudltM CbC'bt bt and tor IIM I- Judicial Cbcult In and lor SEMINOLI County, Florldo wherein HOLE County, florid* whorotn RYUND MORTOAOI COMPA­ FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK NY I* lh* Plaintiff and RONALD OF HEW YORK I* tho Plaintiff R V IT T IR , M ILII1 A R V IT T IR , ond JAMES T BAOLEY. THS STIFLING PARK HOUIINO CHASE MANHATTAN BANK, AISOCIATION, INC. ora lb* N.A. F/K/A CHEMICAL BANKi Defendant*, I writ ten to tha BARNETT TECHNOLOGIES. hightat end beat bidder tar INC. SUCCESSOR BY M IR O IR ctah *< fha W IS T FRONT TO BARNETT RECOVERY COR­ ODOR OF TH I SEMINOLE PORATION; and TENANT ( I COUNTY COURTHOUSE; SAN­ N/K/A MIKE DONOVAN ar* lh* FORD, FLORIOA *1 11:08 e m.. Ooftndanta, I * 4 top Is lh* on the ISth dey el October, hlghoat and bast bidder far IM F, lh* foBowmg described cash el the West front door of lh* Seminal* County PlnM Courthouse. Sanford, florid* LOT 3I. SLOCH 0, STERLING *1 1100 am , on In* 30th doy PAM UNIT TH R U , ACCORDof October, IM F, tn* foPowtng INO TO T H I P U T THIRIOP, AS described property ■* eel torth RICORDID IN P U T BOOK IS. bi sard Flnel Judgment: PACKS) I I . S3 ANO *4. OP THS LOT 10. BLOCK G. NOR­ PUBLIC RICOROS OP SIM IMANDY AOOITION TO CASSILN0L1 COUNTY. FLORIDA. BERRY. ACCORDtNO TO THS WITNISS MV HAND ond tho PLAT THEREOF AS RICOROID tool ol Ihtt Court on September IN P U T BOOK F, FADES 4* Mth, IM F. ANO 10. OF TH I PUBLIC (SEAL) RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA 1 Maryann* More* Clerk ol lh* Circuit Court WITNESS MV KANO end the ly : Dorothy W Bofton teal ol tbit Court on September Deputy Clerk Mth. IM F Ichevarria. SSsCeKe. Reymer, HEAL) Barrett S Trappier Maryanns Mores Poet Office Boa 3410 Clerk of the Crrcu-1 Court Tampa. PL )3P8t By Dorothy W hohon N O TK S Deputy Clerk *On accordance with the (chevarna. McCall*, Raymer, Barren S Frapprec AmerMwn* Dreebdnreo Act, per­ son* noodbtg o apociof accom­ Pott Office Bor If 10 modation la partrctpdla bi true Tampa, FL 33*01 proceedmg should contact tn* FM loes)* agency sending N O TIC I notice net talar then seven (?) In ecaordenc* with tha day* prior I* tn* proceeding at Americana DraabOnie* Aal. per­ tho address green on the sona needing ■ special accom­ rvotre# Totaphono; I0F-3FJ modation lo part-opera m ttw* 4)30 aal. 4)37: I SOO-M* 3FFI proceeding ahould contact lh* (TDD) or 1-POO-MS (FTP (v|; via mdrvtdual or agency tending Florida hover Service nolle* nor later than seven (T) PuSltoh: October 1 .1), IM F day* prior lo tha procoodmg *1 D8J-S9 the address given an tho notre*. telephone, 407-3334)30 eat. 4)37; 1-POO-OSS-IFFt m nag e w e u rr c o u r t (TDOt ar 1 OOO MS4FFO (v). vto or THB (IBN TBBNTN Ftortdo Relay Service JUDICIAL C M CUIT Publish: October I. t l. IM F m ARO FOR Df J-*0 M M IN O L I COUNTY, Net lee *4 Intent FLORIOA cnm. a c t i o n The detrici Board ot Trust eat C A M BO. S F -B M I-O A of 4amuujle Community College pjY tim e sod et be regularly scheduled meet­ COUNTRYWIDE HOMS LOANS. ing on October H a l. IM F. at INC P/K/A COUNTRYWIDE 7 00 p m . m Room A 700 ot lh* Weldon Admui-etrelron fiuJdmg FUNDING CORRORATKM. on campus, win consider imple­ Plemtrfffti. r* mentation of Senior Management Service Crate AMELIA PRISt- at at. membership for cerlem senior Oofondantial torsi management persona •ones Publish October 13. 19, 1M7 OP PORSCLOSUM SALS Of J-134 NOTICE rt HERESY OIVIN pursuant to i a.n*i Judgment ol torecte-tu't dared, September IN THB CIRCUIT COURT OF 2*rh, i m i era entered In Cete THB BMHTgBNYM NO SF-07S1 CA at lh* Ortu't JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, Court el the S IG H TIIN IH IN ANN FOR JudKier Cvcurt <nend tar (IM iSSMINOLC COUNTY, NOL1 Count, Florid* where-n PLORKA COUNTRVWiOt HOME LOANS. CASS NO.r SF-3S44-OA-OS-A in c f /k /a c o u n t r y w id b IN RE: FUNDING COhRORATION I* the the Adoption ot PttbitiR and AMELIA PRISTt. CMC DONALD BUTINER, TSNANT at tn adult N/X/A DONNA FINDER. TEN­ PetitionerANT 93 N/A/k GARY FRIDOLE ELTON n HOGAN. JR. or* tho Defendants. I wilt tell to AM INCSD N O TIC I OF the rughetr end beet bidder tor P ITITIO N FOR ADOPTION cash ot the West front door ol To; OARV MONTE tho tem-not* County Addrtta Unknown CourthauH. lenford, florid* YOU ARE HEREBY NOFIFIIO ol It 00 am . on the 30th pay diet o petition under oath hat et October. IM F, tho fodewmg boon rued m Iho above styled d -act'bed prooorty as sol torth court for the adoption ot m tout Fmei Judgment: C M S , an adult, born on LOT). CLUSTER C. WILD­ August 13. 1**3, in Denver, WOOD, A P U N N E D UNIT Colorado, end rou ere required OEVELOPMf NT, ACCORDING to serve e copy of your written TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS defenses, it any. to if on jU LIf RECORDED N P U T BOOK t*. EASON SMITH. P A . Attorney ot PAOIS T THROUGH 10, INCLU­ Petition ar, whoa* addrtta it SIVE. PUBLIC RICOROS OF 17*0 W Broad.*, Bt . lie 113. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Oviedo, Florida. 37FSS, on or WITNISS MV HAND ond the before OCTOBER Find. IM F. 0**1 ot Ib't Court on Soptombor and hie the original with the Itt*. IM F Clerk ot nut Court, at 301 Part (SEAL) Avenue. Sanford. Fionde 33FF1. Utryenne Mots# befor* tmvrce on Pelifionor'* Clert of tha Cbeurt Court attorney or immediately there­ By Dorothy W. Bolton after, otherwise a dalaglt will Deputy Clark be entered egemet you Echevarria. McCkllk. Raymar. You* failure to respond on or Barratt 4 Frapptar before OCTOBER lln d . ttSF Pott Othca Boa IttO moy be treoled at content to Tampa. FL 33*01 tha adoption and you may per• FSFOIMIF menentty lota all legal rrghtt aa a parent to tha adult named In N O TK B tha Pant ion lor Adoption In aceofdanc* with lha WITNESS my hand oa the Amtrwant DlaabltRtoa Act, por­ Clark ot said Court end teal tent heading a special accom­ modation to pavttctpaf* *n true thereof, thii IFth dey ol SEP­ TEMBER. IM F pcocoed<ng should contact tho MARVANNE MORSE Individual or agency tending CLERK OF THE nolle* net lotor than tevsn (T) CIRCUIT COURT deyi prior lo tho proceeding et SEMINOLE COUNTY, tho addicts given on tho FLORIOA none* Telephone; 40F-333By Noncy R Winter 4)30 tit 4I)F| 1-IOO-SSS'SFFI Aa Oaputy Clark (TDD) or t-IOO-SSS SFFO (v), via Florldk 71*ley Service. Puetith: Septambar I t , IS. and Publish: October S, 1). t*9F October S, 11. 1997 D IM M O IJ -S3 A IIIO A SSMINOLC COUNTY BOARD OP ADJUSTMRNT DC T O M R S3, 1SST SrOO P.M. (ADD-ON ITRM) TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICI IS H IR IS Y OIVIN THAT the Seminole County Board ol Ad)ut1m*nl will conduct ■ public hewing to consider the follow­ ing: I. RYOHRIS CONTRACTING COMPANY BASF-10-I3SV- C-3 Commercial Zone • Variance for reduction to en achve/peeelve buffer and setback along south proparty Ima: reduce active butter aditcent to parking was from 3* It. to * ft , reduction to budding setback (passive buffer) requirement from 33 tt. to IS ft. on prop­ erty doacrlbod a* begin 3S.T3 ft. S 4 IFI.3S ft. I of NW corner, Block X, run S FS tfogroot 1/1' W 113 FT FI. N 13 dtgroos Et' I 183.73 ft. Sly on Slat* Road *34. 173.11 ft. S to degrees )•' W 14*73 ft to beginning, Mobile Manor, and Paction. PS 11, Pg 41, •edien l-t t -t * j S I corner of Sft-434 and Mohawk Flood. [OflT 3) This publio hearing win b* held In Room 103S ot tho Seminole County Services Budding, 1101 last First Strati, Sanlord, Florida, on October IFIh, IM F , at SCO p.m. or aa toon thereafter at peaOtbla. Written comment* tiled with the Currant Planning Manager will be considered. Parsons appearing at the hewing will be heard. Further daunt available by calling 111-1130. l i t . 7444. Person* w* advised that if they dec Ida to appeal any decision mad* M thla hewing, they will need a record ot the proceedings, ond tor ouch purpots, they may need to Insure that ■ verbatim record of tn* procoodtnga It mad*, which record include* tho Itstimony and ovldonc* upon which the appeal la to bo based, per (action 3*4.010*, Florida Itiluto*. Fat additional Information regarding this nattco, plea** contact tho Beard ot Adfuatmont Soorotory at 331-1130, Eat. 7444. Parson* with dtaabtutle* nooding aaalatanca to panic Ipato In any ot that* procoodtnga ahould contact the Imployoaa halation* Dopartmonl of ADA Coordinator 41 hour* In odvence ol the moot­ ing at 131 -1110. lat. FP41. R O TIt When ontwing tho building, plaat* ua* tha Wott entrant*. (The Ian Carlos Avenue aide of tho building) SIMIffOLI COUNTY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT BY! MIKI HATTAWAV, CHAIRMAN PUBLISH: October tt , IM T D IJ -t4 l Orlando • W lnttr Park 407/831-9993 PRIVATE PARTY RATES I IN ...M S I IMS . S I M s Has .11.41 s Mm P■Mt||MltMHM*r * 1 U tM Maim** NOW ACCEPTING IchodtWig moy rctudo Lake Mary Li* M Sto cost of on adcRkxwf day Oncol when yougat rtouw Paycrify torday*your *d runeMmfaaamod U*o hd dsaerpoon lor teateal rtautt Copy must tolow occopaMAa lypognpfitcof brm ‘CommorctN Mquoncy rafao are a o M b . DEADUHCS Tuesday tvu Friday t ) Moon Tho Day baton PubaoMon Sunday 13 Noon Friday A0JUST3WNTS AMOCRiOfTl:btB>o*vbHlbf onorrbf Inbnod. tho Sanford Horofd a t) bo Fooppftbfbfp 3of Ifto Rrbf tflsg^Ndft af^i andonfyl* Vtooxtanf of BtsoPOf Of OtPf ktoorlon.3 your ad tar otcurocy ttw frsf day Kruno. Legal Notlc<« M TMNOFROUfY COURT O# TMNUNRYNIRTN JUOMIAL OtROUFT m ANO FOR 1 2 -C M w ty C ara IStergof SSankxd B ttS SZ? apodeemg in rafwO. end rooforpPM fib* 980 MlSomdM Avs. 333-1806 TEHOER loving car* tor on* Ektorty porton In my hern*. I COUNTY, e i m AOTWN 9. S4-SS3-0A OIVtStON 1«a FT MORTOAOI COMPANIIS O/B/A FT* MORTOAOI SIRViCI* AS SUCCISSOR BY M IR O IR TO SUNBELT NATIONAL MORTOAOI CORPORATION, ~Aw now L N tn g ^U pou roobng GIFT OF LIFE GAIL A MORRIS, at of. FrM (M e ltin g N O TK B Always NOTKS IS H IR IS Y OIVIN ta ifAr igwrrl m vf ta^^ta U ni SMPv Pk^ iv IIn N ta Ja jylM H M lwT n| forocloour* dated Soplombor Mth. 1M F. ond enter** m Coo* NO M - M ) CA of the Ctrtutt Court of tho IIO H T IIH T H Judicial Crrcurt In ond tar S tillNOLI County, Ftortdo whoroln FT MORTOAOI COMPANIIS O/B/A PTB MORTOAOI M R VICIS A t SUCCISSOR BY M IROIR TO SO NBIIT NATION­ AL MORTOAOI CORPORATION ttthe PfwntM and GAIL A MOR­ A'S JACOULYN H ANMRBON; W I IT LAKI MANOR HOMEOWNER I ASBOCiAMON, INC.; TENANT ( I . N/K/A CHIRYL THOMAS w* tho Defendants, I bidder to* cash at tho Wool Irani door ot lh* Somlnolo County Courthouse. Sanford, Florida at 11 CO am., on tho 30th day of OCTOBER. IM F. tha Ishowing doacrlbod prooor­ ty a* sot forth m sold Pinal LOT 141. WE3TLAKI MANOR UNIT TWO-A. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF RICORDID IN PLAT BOOK tl. PAGES I t ANO t l . PUBLIC RICOROS OF SEMINOL1 COUNTY. FLORIDA. WITNESS MY HANO and the sew of true Court on SSPTSMS IR 30th, IM F. (SEAL) Maryanns Mara* Clerk of the Circuit Court Sy: Dorothy W. BoRon Deputy Ctarb Ichoewfl*. MeCeil*. Raymor, Bwroti • Trappier Pott Office lea 3410 Tampa. PL 13*01 PM041I33 N O TK B In accordance with tho Amwrcsn* Dtoobthtiao Act. per •one needmg a specie! accom­ modation to pwticipet* in thla proceeding should contact tho individual at agoncy sending notres not l*lw than (F) day* prior to tho procoodmg of tho address given on the nolle*. Telaphono; 40F-131-4130 oat. 4137; t-POO-MI-IFFt (TOO) 0, t-POO-PM-IFFO (v); vt* Florida Relay Some*. Publish: October I, 11, IM F D fJ-IF Nnltatlon to I K Tore* Centre*! Aprooovont Par Trent* A/B-S13/JVP lemmcle County Rowd ol County Commlaalonor* requeeta mtorsokod parti** to submit lormaf soared but* for the above referenced Invitation to Bid. Bid pecks*** win be ovoHebta tt the County'* Purchasing Oiviaron locstod at: H O I ( . 1st Street, ftoorn 330* Senford, FL 33771-1443 Tat: 407/331-1130 U t . FttO Foe: 4QF/330-M44 Bids must be received by tha Purchasing Oivlaton no later than 3:08 p.m. (local Iim*) on October Mth, IM F . Bids received after ouch time will b* returned unopened. HOTS: ALL PDO SPICTIVI BIDDER) ARI H IR IS Y CAUTIONf 0 HOT TO CONTACT ANY MSMSSft OP THS SIM IHOLI COUNTY STAPP Oft OPPKIAL* OTHER THAN T H I SPICIPIID CONTACT PINSON. M/WBCo tit encouraged to perticipet* In the btd^rocee*. Jscqul Perry Sr. Buyer PUBLISH: October t l , I H T O IJ-1 38 r LBOta I 1-888-410-8900 34 hours i s * t tvRitaooag* 148. 7 doy*. Premia rm* P— sM Stall. LNCPMU77S8 23—Loat A F ound n ro t«^ u TT«5 ^ ^ ^ 5 / gaoy. I kg UckhshA* on c/wat. 1 kg Mom* typo Ptoaa* c*4 333-01ST RCWARO Legal Notice! IN TMN CINCUIT COUNT OP THR RMMTRBNTK JUDICIAL CIRCUIT m a«D tom BLR COUNTY, cnm . ACTIO N s c rts td . I SR RIBOURCI BANCS HARIS MORTOAOI GROUP, INC., PlainHfRa). va. ■STHIR H PIRNANOSZ, *1 tt. N O TK S or PORSCLOSUM SALS H O T K I IS H IR IS Y OIVIN pursuant ta a Pmol Judpment ol forocloour* datod September tSth, IM T , and ontorod tn Casa NO. M -tS I* ot tho Circuit Courl el tho SIGHTS INTH Judicial Circuit m end for I I U I HOLI County. Ftorld* wherein R IIO U R C I B AH CIH AR IS MORTOAOI GROUP, INC. 1* tho Plaint iff ond IS T H IR N. F IR NANDIZi SLA3INA TORRES w* the Defendant*. I wilt tell to the hrgheet and boat btOder for cash at tho Wool Iron! door of tho Somlnolo County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida tt 11:88 am ., on tho 33rd day of OCTOSIR. IM F, lha tadewtng bt sold Pinal Judgment: LOT !87. LAKE HARRIET ESTATES, ACCORDING TO TH I P U T TH IR IO P AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK t l . P A G It t l AND IS. PUBLIC RICOROS OP M M IN O LI COUNTY, FLORIDA. W TfN IIS MY HAND and tho tool of thto Court on Roptombor ISth, I H T . IS IA U Clark of the Circuit Court By: Dorothy W. Bolton Deputy Clark Ichovarrta, McCall*. Reymer. Barrett S Frapptar Pool Oft He Boa 1410 Tampa. PL 31801 F ts o tr r ii N O TK B In accordance with tho Americana DtoabtIHtao Act. poroon* noodtag a spoctal accom­ modation ta portlclpal* In this procoodmg should contact tho Individual or agoncy landing notleo net taker than (7) day* prior to lh* proceeding at tha ■ddroM given on tho'nottco. Telephone: 407-331-4330 oat. 4317) t-OOO-tOS-OFTI (TOO) or T -te e -t ts -tn o M; via fiendo noisy Servtco. Publish; October S. t l , IM F DUN CELEBRITY CIPHER by Lu Ib C am pos CowO*«y Cfiwi cfyptogramt «r« CT**t*d h-osnqu peopit p u t JM DR J U J O W K C B RWLCW WCKSJOD U C BQ0 0 kvi p rtu rt EtwFi I* * * m 9m & f*m Tod*r $ ckm 0 Al UC3JCFC I J N K I I C O , ' - NRQ JM L K P J L UCM A Q WJ R M . PREVIOUS SOLUTION: 'I’ll glv# you s definite maybe.S«m QoWwyn Tm no) dbftytrg anytNng I did not My* — Brian Mulronay. D IMF try N IL HO. 1 It r �I 1 . Sanford Haratd, Sanford. Flonda •Sunday. October 1 2 .1M7 *8—Special Notiooo •HELP! OverwVg'iLhenftoepped t on b a d tooom# to naad ot haavy duly bead mR. Hat to waft lo h a (407) 332-3118 27—Nureery A Child ■Cara Coma Mn Via k r t AIMr tchool MUNCHKM 487-M l MARTA'S 0AVCAR8 BebYt tool Pre-School LAKE MARY LIC liW 7 32280**___ MRS. MCHEUI-* MOUM New curriculum lor chMran agaa 2-3. MOM lor tot M month Cal lor deua* M1> rrn 71—Help Wented ~C SR DRIVER8 FLATBED tieWBMWWN BONUS MONTHLY BONUS PROOHAM NEED COL A 1 0 MOB OTR ECKMBar 0004 114838 ' -tor Lyn i iy i yyyyr . tS.OStT.TWNR S t A MEDICAL ASSISTANT. Aa a MaOcai Ataittam wito an Ataoclaia ot Scene* degree, you we help prepare pawnti lor taammaOoot. conduct import­ ant latte and pemape even uetst « minor euoory tra a tawarOng career < you toe hatoing other* "Oty or f renew Clateai •fnanatl Ad tor Thoea Whoouaey RaputaWa co eaau CSFTe to her*** Inbound can* Muti have great communication M M and ipbeel atkluda Paid tratotog. hettoto hour*l Call TO**yft 8 Orlando 37044*4 or Maramd 0074734 Aoft Mon Ffl 7JQam-7.00pm, NO Ft El Custom Steffing HAIR S TY LIS T p iA C S M P fT s a w v ic fi •QnOutm Placemen/ An*- To work tor totarnational ha* •lying corp. For totonrtowa oal 334-1117, AM tor Nona_______ HANOYUAN-PIT area U a alacincal raparra A warehouM 336-8003 IQam Tnm EXPERIENCED BODY TECHNICIAN. Cal Today! 407-U1-M1I Muel htvt own toon 4 exporttoe# m fyjwvy colhswo City Cotiaga EXPERIENCED AUTO PAINTER HEV TELIMARKETERSI Apply to parton 2401 Country Club IU. BenTonl. AmiMdyft- ►7/1-1141"’ A »*rpa i ana ad we < liooon a (My hr r*M ot M• 4074234044 71—Help Wanted $10 SIGN O N B 0N U SN 1 Ahar km day ol worn tor wort a n w«t CAREI Apply 000 AM Ready to Wcm al (W t Hand Man i m & Ray 17 U. Longwood 080-1330. — HBratXVT*3ffi5fi=~ *OUPCmOR *ar 10 YEAR! Due lo raorganuikon within i departmam. toe tot- “ •GENERAL LABOR*** WORK TODAY PAD TODAY CRA-f/T k m poatoona on al •hilt* to tong tomt uret COKE/PERSI . VENDING ROUTE a*--m r y- LLJ. re p i o i r o Ii 1 ^ || p d if I 0 0 4 (H I 5 $ ( HAVS A CASH maaiaia on rm 8 porch. Want a iwueprte? I MLM. no l Cal 1-800S H I B a a *982*_________ OWN YOUR OWN •SMOO COMPLETE TRANNO >TM1 a a t t VIHOMfc LAZY PERSONS CREAM. FEW HOUR8WO SS ,8raaProtfW8l-SOP«*H»3_ wooden bam** Earn to 13*4/ e ^ C M *3044*4 *d_E49_____ 2 or more PR camticairon and IXPtNMNCE Caa DeBery Manor. 4074004430. AM k* Drector ot Nurv mg or appry wtthtn 30 North Hghway 17 62. DaPary Ftan da Drug Fraa Workplaoa. EOC.____________________ . Inaaraon today; * ie4l » i ■ French Ana MS-4343 u m a in iH MEDIO NOW DRIVER General laborer* needed to Iti u a a lor company to Eta Orlan­ do area Job ateo mvo/vet Mocking ahahraa (with alien •on to pmentebon) end betel ng marchamtea Haavy Ming, uaa ol hand toot* and redder* required W S S T Wintor Park: B808 Atom* Am ., 4078738874 1332 8 French Am . 407-323-4343 1048 E. Memorial Or *41-888-1300 P ork PROM NOMl-No COMIw g p a r, earn » W o w mek- IMMEDIATE OPENING Muto-lamrly regional elltoa tocaved el Colonial Grand. Haatoroer ***** a kd-bma AdnttoaatrabM Atadtant Raqubamwito tockid* Window* 64. Word A Eacai a^ananca IBgoioA Cachange knowtodg* halpkA. Plea** mbrno roauna* to. Co­ lonial Proparti** Tmat 1133 Qreanetona BNd, 1100. Haady row. FI 37740. Aawdort Rcbto Hayae or la* to 14071000-0010 Uc/Ord BapMM Ikmiiii to pattor «*4 ad ib church Sand re­ turn* Putpn Commoia*. Si. Paul MB Church, 113 Pin* Av*. Sanford 32771 by KY17/67 SALARMSBAMOon LABOR READY u n i n o u i | iw mv m n Poertrva icbaal anMonmart rragaH133QT0 113 ISOAYL JS L 3Z a_ HOMO CLEANERS Join Iha I Dad pay in to* buamaaa. 0 paid hokdayt, paid vacatton* Earn 1 haa day* Mto* baadi UnOorm* ____ proYURt M l-0341_____ i_WT 3-U and 11-7 itoA 9m m . I m 111k. DUMP TRUCK DRIVER Eipartancad wkh COL S Vac*- Erpartancad Sabool Operator, Tree Ctmbara 1 Oroundnana Mu*1 hjva own tool* "AAA QRtEHNG CATOS** Earn SIM P7T4110K F/T 111 Una a im pr*tided Caa 40T LIKE WORKING WITH PEOPLE? 71—Help Wanted SM Call Mwy 436. Sra 200 Cauefcerry. FL 32707- 55—Buelneee Opportunities s s tn .'^r 70— TR A IN IN G A ED U CATIO N Car Hauler w/ eip CUM A COL CM (407) 330-1440 LABORERS NEEDED CDL A wl Hal Ual A 1 yr eip raq 1W4 Century Com on the •ey ptenty ol wort. Home Tima. lUtor Program. Qood Pay, Stop. Unload A vac. Pay. Coma be pan ol our laeml CM Blanaal Tructong 1400447-7423 Mon- FOR UtKWRQROUNO UTIUTYCONTRACTOR . Toa Fraa i-aoo-jis-noo - o-noa_____________ Oa nat I caa t-aas-Mieiai **i 24 hr* tor a FREE Record» Report WANTED CDL DRIVERS FOR TRIPS IN FLORIDA of America Part Tim SalesAgent $ Good Monty $ A O n a t O p p o r tu n ity < ill M u ! 3 3 0 - 1 1 0 3 1EARD0WN HELP WANTED Report ter UnfedStand! Anuria mi ion n ri rwjrnwi East Frit Strut IN. Pvt Swtord, FI Sun,OcL12,«nvf.OOpjn. ALSOHIRINGFULLTIME TRAVELINGHELP. BENEFITS INCLUDED M NO PHONE CALLS a PHASE. A B crrtR j Ob f o r youi Ju*» Caal N etv a Feat HELP Faraamvat MM888 ACCOUNT EnCUTTVtS Ad me* lor Bam Co area Fai raauma(407) 3833844 ■ffiBBfiSTffflTOE- ! I ua pul you to wockl Job Fa* to 10713 4 Tua 10114 tram 7JO-7 00 Encaeant poMona avarlatital lEtwy LAaaMtooMpg • 8aM AaaVMarkatng Cal Noarl Maeand 3874733 I S Orlando 3704648 NO Ff El Cutom Staffing ♦NEW PAYPLAN* The Houdtog Autoeny d to* CeyeHenfceAFtortdtR teeung * hney Npehenoed ......... to* iMchwdo to b* IN try. Mai* y.wequfomtnr , ol 4*0 put*: homing devetopSaMrr bated on *to* and MS Job detertoon i tie r I upon reueei Apcicakoh* we be UA- Custom ttsffing tneitoemetoOEtoeiii Breww COM unU *00 PM. Oek*N33,1W7. P1ACEWNT SiRVlCES The Hotetog Autoorky ol to* C4y ot Banked. Ftande LABOR RtTE*330-341l Com* weft alto to* M * Tt “S S . W Opening ky Me* WNw wl YNV LAWNUAJNTtNANCS EXP POWDER RAMTER (Liepww-ll “ PIANIST/ORGANIST tor one Sunday morning earrtc* F n t Chrteeen Church. IW rrt to Mart Ptoeee aa* WSHTS looking for a ■r Program* 1 yr. a*p A Claaa A COL raq. Plaaaa Cal 8am to 9pm 1400474-0040 Mon-FdOnty EOE ALL DCPARTMEMTS A Houaakeeping. BraaUael Barvart. Front Detk. AppN to pareon MvrleB Courtyard 133 Interne «on« Wary. UMary 444-1000 ASSOCIATE TRAINEE Due u tip anemn. Larga Lake company htong FuO Thee atatoa Waif train you tg earn you pmanOal • nH W A Garden* ATTENTION I qlamour m m oR A m v TH E BRIAR CORPORATION atoManM l Al phaaaa 110 I up BOE 1 TOday-Pwd Ttxtevl 3244028 " WOtoAnot - OeeSTIAHMKLIONAW Earn r a wMy e w n ^ ^ H riMtOnei CLEANER* BYTE' e4a County SawOwdAeadwaM r 10AM M M. pai COME GROW WrTH US 0 WATSON REALTY with the best Our new am end* oMea In LMto Mary naaopamnga lor arv argaie prolm bnil inking an confidential interview. 245-9890 a k a ftc . ton ok Pecte* or W e Tfr-tTV SALESPERSON Hkkoiy Ftrmt H oaw OR Can­ tor. led Nov-Oec d Sendruto X Ml mm . Cai m rm •8JM7.1M* a m aval. I M t o w H X D*tamW OCO Mto an toterev to i ' CeNSSMSH F F L NEEDS M ETER R EADER S toMM too, at A AO • o, 401K. Tech Oodtooo way Dreg 3X3413* PnaktortiFlee*. H Q IT P M fflM P /r SERVERS COOK Metoortometo. 3 3 3 4 8 8 8 Ftyar* BRwe* A Orti M ETAL FRAM ERS Needed No«4 Etc. peyt Gel paid todey! CM now 3344*2* F*M We have Mur* opening* tor METER READERS to SeMruto CouNy twee k een * aorepnl iM du el dhentod IndMdu•Mi a «8H Fkmto When tee and a car m o w e d n toe* Mm nemo Along *4to hourty eemrnga of 18 tohnrr you! anyoy pad taaeng benetot and a nmvotoo* wort emnronmem I you're revetted to dtoajitfetg end towing iNonsT T h e NUm ri CflfN M fM A n rSfN Sf pnMdw ol Bntog aennoee net pMaaa cal any day between 4AM t MdnyiL 1-800-8837711, Ed DMR-KY4 Ftondi Poww A Kto> pmmotoa a Mugfree, non-tmoklng work place Mid U an equal For yM oum > FfT W f i t S S l H f l H ? . H F R IN te n M> t Oaks a B E a Con­ or l jja k l ■torcom FLORIDA POW ER A U G H T COM PANY 8AWTEK Omm. (o* Ml Pkwy) l e t Mwy EOS IAT/OV Drug Free Weft. 8W PC TECH Wto (S req Fat 13tV A Career to Feel Good About. M edical A ssistant P rogram Ccniral Rurlda'* Number One Family O ritH od Corporal ion it lookim for new team member*. 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OrleiKto, FL 32SM0*13 AMnton: Dev* Car E Ineumnce Needed Weekend* FREE: 331-3288 METER READERS "sSiiSjir 17-7*74*1 Sales Associates Assistants Full Time & Part Time *Lay Oirar Plan* ’E m Stop Pay* *1 Day ol lor 7 Day* Out* ‘401K Ratramam* ■Haaah toaurmoa* 323-03(8 CARPENTERS for our new expanded Lake Mary N EEDED Am you amd ol dnM to* aam* old |cb andwwe to Man a new b n todey? Let The ‘Otto* lletN entlt ' h*ip you do UN men CM our new JO* HOT LM8 tor ■ town ol cw rent poMton*. CALL U9W1 NO F ill 4(1 » I— VIVra TTN i M u Fk.oom-apm__________ AG C A M M M ,M C . Bartenders Marching for experienced M I C H A N iC I ~ MOLLY kUUOto F/T * to# * N k tL n T\ WORK AT BUSY AIRPORT Jerry’s C aterors #1 in North America la l Emi n '•**--**--* VTBnwa R n d out about ou r new Coated: United Shows Sanford, F L (♦O T ) J S S -1M 9 JOSH JOIll JOSS! H u im M M M n n a H ^ ■51 Money to Lend ^ F R U c H h QRANTB College. SchoUnMpa, ffcrU- T1 7 1 -H e lp Wanted •xt. 2000 fo r m ore inform ation. M m d a S T S n o a p rm K parMnoad and neat loanaaaa Cefc TRUOVMEYtR 11iift MUMIna 3 2 3 -3 2 0 0 A �.'.'-I-'. k/f?:j/t.(V.Li£*:V,Lw Lt /j£tii£>L,»~ifL^.u.^'.nL'fcrfvi)- W -*»■ju-# . n y‘» m Switort Herald, Sanford, Florida •Sunday. October 12,1997 K I T 'N* C A R L Y L E 9 b y L a r r y W rig h t 1S> Fete ASuppN— I tft— Apartments - 1 J vnnirnlP w V |_ ROTMftKXlPVDatmaaan arwta, wormed, cute aa a buson. Tam llirtfMpaaHaaaineed' ujuiyuM^" NOTWBRLBN/SOBm Famato. •pads aa thoH, cage TOM. COB* Oraat tomey dog MO.to todog UtOOM r 6 324-1 | Hue* here reattmeai au­ to todd loanee. 17- 211— mmiputuLs 664-771 BMP m l reaRed. SB-toti ■HeT)«M1W i n Aparadnu tety a. m w , eotvmo banporo i.ooo ag ♦jg.aewi.fta SEM !___ IMACHMBOPER- BANPONO HKT. M T . f bdm « t i Irpfca. ItW m on Bfcdo. eur- BANPONO Pood area, BpcBi i i an. AC, hoek-epe. paaoTyard. i B w B HM M l a 2 M m ana Soma w/ udto. Good area. Tile war tome Honsbrooe. 1/ 1 latl/mo Serloua inqdree oMy. aai-M7-aa«a. Aaa ier Hemaa horn panrma on |i. Daanquanl Tax Ftopo i RE(7a tour Area. TM Free ( I) 10021A •000 Eat H-22QB tor eurmnl mthgx [O R A M T AIR, INC waadtoa i jraaiiae f S T aSTSm/toT?. ANITOUd8&TR8K Ftanara largaal oorttonad AnI q a ItoB • Aucaon E«ary Sal urdayM lOCpm^Quatoy corv RiM REALTY INC. CANNIABB COVB OFT. 14iM, yd. add trrtoa, WID. rat- 14 a 4Bi M SO Skvana THANK YOU! i H W n W reeveron nongrg me etmry (toy tor brtogv^ U K I HART . M M dap BerdeNL 2/1 M M f man ♦ Mas dm Bentora. m lidMaan • t i n dtp No Pam. n . Ream. Carport IldJBS Hnanoa. M .« _____ vi.W Addd HDOdM LAKE V7 apto plan, garaai. dm* MdJdd COUrntfEam iA 44- t M acr- SANTORO Od Alport ami M i jo o i g a p w m i i k caa - — - W t U C B t i . ■■ ■ BANPONO V? 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Florida - Sunday, Oclobot 12, 1997 by Chic Young BLOHDIE Ml. DUMMTIAO? id p , . .Vltv* .. .1. 4bur ‘B irth d a y Sunday. Oct 12.1997 by Art Santom THE BORN LOSER rt>ID YOU MM£. K G*1U £D CHCtSL IMW3WICH7 YOU KNOW ItWfcE. NOT MJUOWCDTOUifc V f L 5TCW6, YOUNG M M *! •; &DNT _ t FW3C IT IMTHC \ K6BU £DO «e £ \ INDTHE TOASTER.ON lTt»i*C3C."* TH£H iU O T T C lA H D W IC rt IN 1 Vow malarial prospects look ancowagmg lor lha yaar ahaad. but try nol lo mu Irlanda and financial vanlwos You will lara better with thoie you're not linked with socially LIBRA (Sopt. 22-Oet. 2 ) ) Tha assialane* you raqulra for a tedious endeavor might not ba available today You may want to wait lor another day whan proper help te available Ubra. treat youreott to a birthday gift Send lor your Astro-Graph predictions for the year ahead by mailing $2 and SASE lo Astro-Graph, c/o this newspaper. P 0 Bos 1758. Murray Hill Station. New York. NY 10158 Be sure lo slate yow loduc sign SC O R P IO (Oat. 14-Nov. 22) A social obligation you've bean avoiding might penetrate yow defenses today Attend to a graciously, and gal a out of the way SA O ITTA R IU S (Nov. 22-DOO. 21) Dis­ turbing outside influences might prevent you from doing whaf you intend to do today If so. eiercaee tolerance and flow ACROSS positions 41 Mathematicel • Can. prov. 9 Sloop rock . farm 12 OevLf nmnn ranu nnmm □nnn nnn nmnn □nnn nnn nmnn nnnrinmn nnnnn nmn non nnnnn nnnnnnm nnra nmnn nnn nnn nnnn rcnu nmnmnnn nnnnn nnri wnn nnnnn nnnnnnn nnnn man nnnn nnnn nnn nnnn nnnn nnn nnnn proposition 1 Baby * bad Baby foot QokJflp') BO Comoo elooo 54 Having no bounds 87 Animal's 11 Re+gh^or of Mas. 14 H a a long story I 15 Smooth IS Surpass SS View IS Raeves/Sulloch 50 BJbUcel town 51 Ripped 82 Type of 20 Soak (has) 21. Down goddess wrtmii 22 Made serious 51 Pino horse 25 Sine — non 29 Indiana city DOWN n Stale 25 Mormon I 11 Lose attractive 19 American 2 Invitation inits — flia .... 1„ — 15 Slept like (obsession) 17 Balm 4 Sources ot ruin 15 Cry ot pain 9 Statue — 40 Stuff 9 Loanshark 42 Cricket STUMPED? 17 IS 7 Dtner. e g. S lows hrs. g unusual 10 Sschango dMcoum 22 Tavern 24 PIpeBno 25 Dock 25 CNnM fruM 27 AaSww SO Bet of three 21 Yost period of 11 ■ M ryhoa CM lor Answers a MoownwO1 C A P R IC O R N (Dee. 22-Jan. 19) Your nvotvementt must be dearly thought-oW today, or you could paint yourself in a corner Do not rush to gel things done, but make haste slowty A Q U A R IU S (Jan. 20-Peb. 19) Do not leet competed to go along with Inends 4 they are nvotved in something you can not alford You might be the one who gets stuck with the bM P tS C IS (Fab. 20-March 20) Do not do anything out of spile today m order to get even with a past offender It may end up ttmgmg you more than yow adversary 92 Frog’s genue 52 Clean (a Boor) ARMS (March 21-Aprtl 19) Conhdentiai information you receive today may hold kttM value Before pumng loo much slock n 4. cross-reference the lecls with other TAURUS (Aprk 20-May 20) Commercial anangaments with strangers should be dealt with cautiously today Be careful m Whom you place yow trust or you might come up on the short end ( O S M lh l (M ay 2 1 -Ju n e 20) In team efforts today have a dear understating m advance as lo who is issponsibta lor what noth parties cook) leal mishandled I I c w u m m pt M Oobyt O IM I b t NT* w ■ iT H T ^ T T E ./ks^nV. 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It if^LalMaa■;i l W The disappearance that is good PHILLIP ALDER By Phillip Aider ii It is deplorable how species are dis appearing from this planet for no bet tr r reasons than man s greed and lack of c a re for Ih r environm ent Apparently, along with the inescus able deforestation, an average of one Amaioman tribe — yes, a whole tnbe’ - has been wiped oul for every year of this century We must stop tne de structlon note We must think of fu ture generations, not just our own At the bridge table, we escape from the realities of the world Yet we must still think of the future later tricks And sometimes making a card disap pear Is a consummation devoutly to be wished, as the Bard added shortly af ter "To be or not lo be " How would you plan the play In three no trump h e r e ’ W est, who has opened one spade, leads the king of that suit In an auction in which your side has game values yet an opponent has bid. it J 1' i > I? . . .. . . ■ VIR O O (A u g . 29-Bopl. 22) Disagree m in ts between you and your mala should be resolved in private lodey Awing matters n pubkc coWd embarrass those at yow capbve audencs Ct«nbyN7Alar . - . North * 7 5 2 VAK a K Q J 10 1 9 * 10 2 East West a ll a K g J 101 5 10 7 1 v g j n • 6 2 • A 7S 4 * J 9 5 1 * -• Heutk a cue bid of the opponent'* auit — here. North's three spade* — initially asks South to bid no-trum p with a stopper In that suit tlf the ru e bidder has a stopper, he can bid no trum p himself t t After winning the second tor flrstt spade, declarer rashes the club ace When W est d isc a rd s, dum m y's 10 must be jettisoned If dummy retains the 10. the suit is Irreparably blocked and the contract1 1s I esllnct After unblocking the club 10, declar­ er crosses to dummy with a h e a rt fl nessea hi* club nine and claim s an overtrick. Always lake a close look a t your spot c a rd s Maybe th e re I* a suit IS II «T * A •4 VI 3 • I 4 AK QI 7I 4 Vulnerable: North-South D e a le r Weal flout k 3* 1 NT West t* I’ass Pas* North 2• 3* Pass Kasl Pass Pais Pass Opening lead: * K blockage threatened. C IM7by NTA tnr by Jim M*ddlck ROBOTMAN* K f iM and not be ev liable 4 Bunge gat to push Without ground rules C AN CER (June 21-Jufy 22) Do not do anything today that could unnecessarily nutate co-workers They may leet nckned lo even the score at some manner L E O (Ju ly 21-Aug. 22) II might prove wise lo avoid speculative mvohremenls today Lady Luck may taka the day off ■ � 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 12, 1997 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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J Y ____ W#ft g • S a n to ro H erald Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Samlnalo County slnea 1S0S 89th Ysar. No. 250 - Sanford. Florid* Ju d g e sticks to decision: No V IP nudie bar wna denied an adult entertainment llcenae. It then naked Wood lo dlaaolve the temporary injuctlon he made in June and asked for a Sla y Pending Review. Wood held court on Ju ly 30. but mode no declalon that day. saying lie would lake the mailer under a a vlacment. O n Ttiuraday. the Judge denied b olh of Hie defendant's motions lie based his decision on several factors .1. *T1ie court seriously questions whether It has jurisdiction lo grant (tie Motion lo Dissolve the Te m p o ­ rary Injunction because the order granting Ih r injunction Is on a p ­ peal (in the Fifth District Court of Appcnlal. 2 ‘ Even if the court clearly had jurisdiction lo dissolve the tempo­ rary injunction. Defendant did not m a k r the showing required lo be By RUSS WHITE Herald Staff Writer TODAY Theft prevention rally The Seminole C ounty Shcritra Ollier will hold an auto theft prevention rally S a tu rd a y at Seminole Townc Center from 11 n m -2 p m. at the south end of the parking lot adja­ cent to Durdmes. Vehicle Identification N u m ­ ber etchings will be provldrd and there will be a demonstration of anti-theft devices For Information, rail 330-0050 Brogan will addreea chamber The Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce will hold Its business connection luncheon, which ts sponsored b y the Seminole C o m m u ­ nity Mental Health Center, today from 11 30 a .m .-l p.m at the Marina Hotel. Lakeside Landing Room. The guest speaker will be Frank Brogan, commissioner of education. For information, call 322-2212 Seminole but drivere win Seminole County school bus drivers placed Oral In the State Safely Skills Competition for School B u t Drivers held recently In Lakeland. Team members were Jo h n Green. Dchl B u rkhordt. James Roark, and Elaine Espenschled. Green finished second In the Individual c o m ­ petition and will represent Florida al the n a ­ tional competition in Portland Ore. Boating bonanza To p boat dealers throughout Central Florida will hold a Boating Bonansa Aug. S to 10. at the Orange County Convention Center. Th e hours are Friday. 5 -t O p m , Saturday and Sunday. 10 a m .-8 p.m . Boots representing a wide range of product categories from num er­ ous manufacturers w ill be available for sale, m any at close-out prices. In addition to the sale, there will be prom o ­ tional events such as a ’ love boat* contest and an antique boat display. Adult admission is 85 and kids are free. With an official parking receipt, one free adull admission Is available. For more information, call 298-1187. Safety expo There will be a safely expo far parents and kids at the Seminole Townc Center S a tu rd a y from 11 a.m .-2 p.m. at the south end parking lot. The event Is sponsored by AAA Florida. Progressive l-BO O -AU TO PR O and the Sem i­ nole County Sheriff's Office. Kids may brin g their bicycles for free inspections and a bike rodeo. S A FE KIDS of Grenier Orlando will of­ fer bike helmets for 810. Watgr managamant dlatrict Th e St. Johns River Water Management District will meet A o g . 12 nod 19 beginning at 10 a.m . at State Road 100 West. Palalka. Lika Mary zoning matting Th a Lake Mary Planning and Zoning Board win meet Aug. 12 at 7 p.m . at City I fall. 100 N. C o u n try Club Rd.. Lake Mary. Discussion will Include conditional use of Crescent at Prlmera Building II. a m ulti-story office facil­ ity. For information, call 324-3000. Voluntaara naadad Seminole County Better Living for Seniors currently needs volunteers for both Its Meals on Wheels and H .O .M .E . Pihgrams. Individual, group, and corporate volunteers are encouraged to call. O n the Job training la provided, no high level skill la required. The reward Is the knowledge that you have improved the quality of life for someone else. T o volunteer, please call 333-8877. ext. 1$0. ^ M .M . . ClasaMatf...__ 4B-SR .....-• a Osar Abby Or. Oatt... Editorial. 4A 'aaaaaaaassa Sg 'MX r. Paapta Pohee ........3A .......8 A .tB-SB TV...................Pullout Waathar.................. 2A suRsrmnr Barnard W *am s. mambar of H aroas of 78P praM rtt tha Amancan Hag to now atirsns at a naturababon oaramony In Sanford Thursday Ha cohort Ruaa Damorat apolia about t w moaning of fts dsaign and eotora of flag Moat ono longtimo Sanford coupta who raatosd Stair draant of ciiuanship. thw waafand in tha S s n M H ta k l Not yet. VIP Gold Circuit Court Judge Leonard Wood Mild Thursday lie wo# stlrklog with n drcls Ion h r made In June Hint there would lie no nude dam lug nt n Fern Park eliih known aa V II1 C o ld . The eliih began l)u*lne#« during Ihr lime Seminole C o unty liad l%turd n moratorium deaignrd lo prohibit a n y ndull entertnlnmrnt/ sextinlly-orlrnlrd huaine## openmg# u ntil tlir county e n nrtrd il# new law# The county auetl the owner of VIP C o ld for opening 'illegally." and w i n i Ita cate in Judge Wood a court while loaing a similar rase m the Judge Alan Dirkry'# court O urc I h r county's new ndull law wna rnneted. VIP Cold filed and I f f Judge. Page 4A It’s a rainy night in Sanford S H A M B R O D IB llrra ld S U IT W riter If It had rained pennies from heaven Th u rs­ day afternoon, the city of Sanford would have had more than enough money to fund removal of the standing water lhal was the result of a relatively heavy downpour. The rain gauge al the University of Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center, on Celery Avenue, caught 4 20 inches of rain in a storm lhal moved In from the north around 5 p rn. Employees in ofllres and businesses in the downtown Sanford area were delayed in lheir journeys home, first by the torrential downpour and then by the flooding that closed m any streets. There were reports of standing water. In excess of four incites, in some down­ town stares. T h a t was a pretty Intense event.* Jerry Deal fails for sale of troubled apartment complex First Fall hunting perm its go o n sale soon Letting go S r B I L L GRAF Special lo the Herald B y M A R IA O R S M llrrn ld Staff W riter For the second time, the owner of Pine Shadow Apartments In Ban ford has rejected an offer from Central Florida HANDS Inc. to purchase the complex. Central Florida HANDS, a n o n ­ profit agency that buys and re no ­ vates housing for low lo very low income individuals, had been In negotiation! with R.K. Seesurrum Inc. a Florida-based corporation with the owner residing In E n g ­ land. Another offer had been made about a year ago. according to Steve Chitwood, director of Central Florida H AN D S. Chitwood had notified the city via (ox on Wednesday lhal the deal would not go through because the parlies Involved could not arrive at a reasonable figure. A major sticking point. Chitwood said, was thnt the owner was unwilling to pay past interest and fees on the property. In addition, he said, the property was in worse shape since nls agency mnde Its first offer last year. •What It bolls down to la the coat per unit to bring u p to standards la not worth It to uk.* he aald. Chitwood said the property la still available for purchase. Seesurrum had authorised the agency to post final eviction no­ tices Monday at the 44-unlt c o m ­ plex which has been plagued with problems. Pine Shadows had Its state li­ cense and city occupational li­ cense revoked because of u nac­ ceptable living conditions and n u ­ merous violations including poor plum bing and electrical wiring. The Baa Sals, Page 4 A t o t nr r a n t o r d h e r a i d t First-grader Justin WMams, 6, wasn't quits rssdy to let go ol his morn. Cindi whan ctMies opened Thursday at A l Souls School in 8anford. Pretty soon, ho and some new blends wR discover the true |oys of school days. GoldenRule days. Lika scratching blackboards! Mora photos, Pago 2A ron rut n r Five Type II Wildlife Management Areas (WMAs). moat less than a lx years in public ownership, will open lo the public for hunting In laic September. Th e five arras are: * Upper SI. Jo h n s River Marsh Type II WMA (Drevard. Indian River and Osceola counties) * Emerald.! Marsh Type II W M A (Lake County) * Dunns Creek type II W M A (Putnam County) * Bayard Type II WMA (C lay C o u n ty) * Ralph E. Simm ons Memorial Slate Forest, formerly known as St. Marys River State Forest Type I I W M A (Nassau County). Applications, permits and b ro ­ chures will be available Aug. 15 at the hue collector offices The coat for permits at the Emeralds Marsh. D unns Creek, Bayard and the Ralph E . Simmons Memorial State Forest la 825 plus a 81 handling fee. Permits for the Upper S t Jo h n s River Marsh cost 815 plus a 81 handling fee. Organised state-sponsored h u n tin g began on these properties Just n Tew years ago when the St. Jo h n s River Water Management District purchased the land aa part of a program to protect the state’s water resources. In the Emeralds Marsh, the Lake Griffin Flow-Way Project (Area 3) will be drawn down, which should improve habitat. Water levels are expected to be up again by the end of the year. All other areas w ill have adequate water levels for w a ­ terfowl hunting. Th e St. Johns Dlatrlct la also taking precautions to not spray herbicides on noxious nquntlc weeds immediately before or d u rin g the duck hunting season. Q u a lity quota hunts are estab­ lished at Dunns Creek. Bayard and 8s« Hunting, Pag# 4A t i or: ai n r w c'. r ' >vr ham < ■ �aA Santtml Meta'il Sanford. Florida I i.n.tv August rt 1997 Check your porches, everyone Around town Today ISa i R USS WHITE Midsummer madness Hint s all you rail a weekend like tills one llelievr II or not tins I- MasHiiiio Awareness W rrk rn d . with World Uhamplonslil|i Mu-t|iiitu ('a lllu g C'nnlrsi I imI.iv Is Sneak Some 7.uri him onto Your Neighbors I’mi h Night. Felton Frau iit F.niv tnnr. the eve of Elvis Week anil Hon/.i Hottler Hay Mu-i|iiilu Awareness Week end is Ihe suelill event ul I lie vear m Walt ott. Ark ami t h e ir - plenty ul e xrltrm ent alioiU tin* Mr and Ms M u t|inlu i eggs eim iprtlliuu Pastor Wright to speak at banquet A Common ly Appreciation Qangwrt will tie held Satin dav Ana >i r> p m at the Sanford Ov»c Center The gm-sr speaker tor the occasion a tie Pastor Paul P VVngt't of Calvary Ter-pte of Prase Santo'd Pastor IVriQfit iS ttie dynamic speaker a" l ea.ter i v >s the husband ■' S ster Alpena y’.rght ai d they hn.v t.-. : ip ite rs C.vnm, and *.*' ,) Ti e Seminole Ccui<t, M n Merit'll A .i".e .1 •g .\ !h tr <> Ll vd et U me! rs * the A’r can American Acadetr , ■ ' A * • n . a '.a s persons ' the community Donat on tor d nne* •- S'l) FA >1 >et*. c.< 1 .17? 64TH County receives federal grant to administer nutrition program lltr Flotilla Family N u m tiiui program is ttir nutrition e itiu .ilion i omponeiit nt ttn Food Si.im p Program tin program Is a te.un ellnrl hr tween llir F imh I Stamp t i n gram. tin- Florida ('im p iin tii 1 Extension Program. and nm com m unity. Christina K rm per is tlir new Extrusion Agent for the family N u tiiiu 'ii Program m Seminole f'nutiiv Stir is a graduate hum tin University of Florida when she earned a ll.u helor ut N 1 cncc degree in Fixxt Su m u 1 and Hum an Nviliitnm Wtidr attending the University -In pained an Interest m in iln tion ns a dicti-in vnltinicn i.u LOCAL FORECAST S k le - will he partly elnudy with a (.<) per>*iit c h a m e nl - 1 attei •d atti 1 ins in and evi nine - I t o v u t aud th u liile f-iu i m - l l i c h - in llle low U U - L o w - tuluchl in the low tu m id T u Sat hi day Si altefr d thtiridi 1 sh o w e rI h e ll- m the low 9 0 Sunday S i a m n i l iliu n der-turiiis H i g h - in the 9 0 lows tu the low lu mid 7 0 Momliiv I'M s lu .v v iillighs m Hu- Imv '*ii- l.uvv- in the m i d - 7 0 1 i m 1. i V Die Inch t» mpi 1 al 111 e in Satdurd Ih u r-d .iy was 9 2 degree- and the overnight low was 71 as li pulled liv the University nt H onda Ac ru 11lt 11r. 1l lh -< ..M h ami E d iu alum < rut* 1 f'eh 1 y Avenue Itei unit d r.mil.ill |..t tin period 1 m in.C al 10 a m Friday totaled I 2N im In •S u m i-e (> 5 1 . 1 m •Sunset X Id p in SUN INDEX The t Itra Violet index 11'V I 1 ratine fur the lirlu m lu area 1 - 7 S a n f o r d H e ru lc J khUay. 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(H I M i.m u '•1 7 U |. •H I 71 '• i 7 »* 1 1 71 U 1I 1 ' 1 --H U .II* * •i f . 1 I . l i L i l i . i * * * f* I M ltJ V, *’ 4 1 |\.tltl II I, 0 1 *1 ' <»o 1 1 - 1 F N ItlA Y : S O LU N A K TA U LE: mm '* IN .1 m 1t1.il d dll a m min IO NT. a m d f.O p in T ID E S : Daytom i Heneh: low ri 17 a III <i OC p m lUCll I I r.S a m p m New Sm yrna iicaeh: imv !» 12 i in <> 07 p in Inch 12 Od pm p m Cocoa Ilcach: imv ft r.7 a in <> 22 |i in loch 12 In p m p m BEACH CONDITIONS Davlona liearh: Wave- are 1 n. 2 fu l Willi a held ■Imp i latent is runtime to the -until with a water tem pera tun nt X2 decreeSew Sinyruu llcat.hr W ave, .in | to j itei with a llU.h■ . hup ,( orient i- runtime to ih< -m a il with a wait r tem ­ pi i alure ul hd decrees LOTTERY lh i< are the winning m iniN. r - -i lei led on Wednesday in the Flotilla l.oltery 3 it 1 1o f i t l * 4 r» «J *ul J ' t " u t \ 41 matting offer* Po%fm#*tr» S#nd d J i J i m cr*4t«gr* fo THC W M Oi*i> Hfl*Ak a P O Hot 1«*J S jn fc'd r i 12Tr; tt*.T Su bich p'tcn H u m t&4 4 MtrfHf JM o n lf'l C Month* 1191 t )« 0 & I *?«9Q f iOfidi Mct.dtnlk m u ll p4y J In in addrlfon to flirt 4bo»t Mhori* i40/f FLORIDA TEMPS TIDES STAT1STICS Pt«ioq>c«i P o %t«3 « M i.iild - llu -p ll.il Alsu . 1- a stndi id -In touch! t>a-h 1111 I Hi lull ' l|ll I (1 - I ■* I 11 ||l -lu d i lit- and - l i v i d meals al a I.u al simp kill In 11 in 1 .aim -v die I h um ell the I amdv N nttlhm i Ito g ta m < lu i-iih .i wdl teai ti n iiliitin ii •■Im alum less.m - tu Iu ih ] -lam p 1 lu ll'll lluliviilii.il- alul taimln - I he le -sim - wilt 111 1 lode lupi - sin It a - itn al planning hunt solely tin id budgeting and health) eat lllg I !" crari! vvdt help low m u line l.niulies receive I he tn -t tiviiritiuiial mileage tur tin i! ImKl stamps and will n ... n n 1 liiu.|u<- iu m i . i . I i See N u tritio n . Face IJA M4 I \ W '.c \* tMJ *4lr* fa n t a s y 5 {Aug. 7 ) Wi lli 18 10 '20 There will he n mosc|iilio swatting eon test and a sodapop sin king rom pellllm i Musa will he provided hy Q m l K ing Coie tapes (iv ri/ f.iim is /m e h lni plant­ ing prompted Sneak Some / in lim it onto Your Neighbors Fmeh Night Squash the guy next door (hr ahead Felton Fe.timi I Mi tx lime is pist ahoiil the best night ul the year in Ivlm ii. S C Ihe Miss Feanut luutesl Is a hoot Wall h out lor the shell game artists Elvis Week will he something else this year T h e King*! been gone (not necessarily dr.id! lor 20 years Tens ol Ihotisaudxx-111 he visiting (iraeelanil Mansion in Memphis. T r im Hie eandlellghl vigil I- on Aug IS Avoid the I’rlic llla Presley perlilltles being sold lu Ilia souvenir simp Hiilira Doll let Day. an ingen Ions yet Inane nppnrtim llv lo grl seriously silly at Irast nm r a iimnlh next party Is 0/0. Toot Toot Tootsie Duatin Hoffman as Tootsie Imagine how m m li lull I* tlo i elrhrale the lai t tlir mini her ul the dav i- the -atm rttie m m iher ui die month lu Mils i ase H s Mark v*iin ealemlais the It's birthday party lim e for : Esth e r Williams |7I|. w ho'll have a pool party. D u s t in H offm an (001 who'll he Tootsie lor a dav Connie Stevens (.r>0| w hoII h e t riiket lllake lor the day and Mel T lllls |f>r>| who'll |o-t tie himself ll.q q iy Oth hlilhtlay to yon. Iih i . D e strlre , Film ess ol York. A reminder that Sunday is Herbert Hoover D a y. Ilo o vrr was the first president to have I a tele|)hune on his desk It was installed on Man h 77. 1020 lie i .died out lot pi//.I a week later Uinuhrt Unrnenr had its TV pieuueie Fi year- ago Sun dav Allen Flint tailed lur pi//.i a tv* i k later. Sunil.iv i- Eihlle Fishe r's •i'Mh hutlidav lie nin e sang i Hi Mv Fajia white eating a pi//.i A week later lie piled D rtd ilr K ry n o h ls lur L it T a y ­ lor B o a tin g cla sse s available i H(1 A M X I Water salelv i n u t-< - tur power boaters ui iM a m to F im H i ll- and h i -imm* ■ a n d an edueattoii.il Video lur owners ul personal vv ali i i t alt - o - 1 ailed -Jet •skis ai< m i lu uttmg from the i>t I.itiilu i'uvver Squ.ldrnu all all minute, i ntcaiil.-atiuli ut l.nal m vliei- am! tinalmc e iH h u -t . - I - lhat p l u m u l e - -a h tv nil lh. water Sil.' mill Sine, i I’uhll. Itei.i (m u- i mu 1 1 l a die 1 1| laud.. I m u I Sqiiaillun -a id llu ilii.it S i i i .i H ( . n i l -* pm dm rd t.v lie I tut* d Stall I'n w e i Sqiiadiuo i- . I n did* d for S.lim it.tv A u g IN h u m '* a m tn fi p m at the i l ila m i o I'oti In I itirarv on < •utral Itlvil duvvliluVVIl Doe in lim ite d sealing pre ri g l-tra llu n l - le 1) 1 1 trail llu.it* i liiav prr It gi-N i it I’.Stl D i m unlit \ta mi* tm all d at f> I Ifi Allans..n Si nil l . e K n ul mi Sal Aug !• hum to 2 In September singer said I (li- Fowi I Sqii.uhiii) will hold evening * l.i——e— horn 7 p in in '♦ t»iri no lo rm l.lv am i T h o r s dav S* pi N through Sept IM at lla Evans High S. I ii h .I ta le li I la on Silver Stal I<if al 1 III* Mill- Ud 1n tiuil mil liovv to j it e t* g i-!« i 1 m il. 1 1 1 Faul Lytle .it |407 (277 27X2 *>[ So/.nine I al 1107 IX 1 1 li I*-’ d.iy - and 1-107)351 2 T i l l i v> n m g 1 1,i--* -- ,ni- 1 In dill* d in K1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ■ ti-.m 7 p to to il Jim "li Wednesday A flag-raising first day of school li*1 ng the spaits of xtudenM ax they ra io the flag on the last day o* school at All Soutx Cathoi-c School .ire Principal Tom Ooyfe if'cim left upper photo) Tin SD ia u Miu and Anthony CotOfTiDi TN* opening of the parochial school* foiloA Ihe opening of public schools by a weev These D it graders (lower photo) echo the rtvo*e nvodem style* c* dn-ss seen m public schools sport.n.j T shirts instead of (he had tonal pl.i'd uniforms Fholot tiy To*tvti| V*fK#nf iuch*- 11. I I llirm igh ( X t 22 at Ih r Tolio T .u lit ( Inti In Nnvemhi ; (iil.m do Power Squadron will hold a day-long il.tss un Salunlay. Nov 15. hum 0 a m lo 5 p m Singer said the lom tiun of the Novemtirr i lass lias uol yet lieen aum uim i d Piereglsliatmil will lie required lur llu - * nurse a s well N.iig' r added lhat the I tilled Slat* - Power S quadron has joined lories with D rla lld n I'owi r S quadron to provide Tin- del Sm art Course, a video safety i nurse ret o m m c ii d e d Im all FerMiii.il Water ('r a il Il'Wf | enthusiasts Th e O r ­ lando Power Squadron Is p r o ­ viding .let Smart Course videos to area I'W C dealers at cost lo na-s nn to new jet-ski o w n e rs I't.r more mloritiatiou. eontail Su/aiute Singer O r la n d o Power Squadron. 1-107 IM-t I olM2 ext 1 10 or Larry V e r -he]. I.Y ( omnium* a lu m s . I 107(7 1 0 -7 7 0 I L ib ra ry a d d s sto rytim e to w eekend sch e d u le liy K E L L IE W E R N E R 11* raid Stall Writer Children in the cum m uulty are tup priorlly with many organlialloiis and busi­ nesses Seminole's County's library system Is no dllferent Throughout the entire year, the ch il­ drens program is n major I i n its of the sys­ tem's live branches All of our library's branches try to meet ill* needs ot the ihildreu in our t om im m l lie-." Saul Children's Librarian lor the Nor ill ISanlorill branch. Sandy (X iklry. Ihglii now. xviili ihe summer almost over and a Ini ol the kills returning lo school, theie Isn't a lot of activity, hut the em pha­ sis is still on tun. educational programs to get kills tnlo ihe library and reading * A major j>art ul the children's program is story lim e The reason lor story Irltm g is to gel the kids interested in books mi lit* > will eventually want tn come to the lilar.iry and select their own hmiks to read. In Saidord. there are story times lor all age groups. Toddler (IH months to three years) story tiiur is oil Monday mnrulngs at 10 a in. and 10-15 a m Tuesdays arc pre-schooler days (three to live years) with story telling (It till- same tune Da­ llies Ihlrth to IH months) are introduced to story telling on Wednesdays at 10 a in Each child mist he nerompanled by ai. adult. Stories arc selected by the *liddren s li­ brarian at each branch and the stories are. of course, content appropriate and family oriented. I am tonstanily looking over ihe new hooks we get in to find interesting stnrlrs lor the children.* Oakley said 'It s so rewarding i*» see the kills from D ip story groups im m - m and choose their own hooks with excitement * New lo the September calendar Is Sat­ in day Stories llrcaiisr so m any parents have to work ami Du- kids are in school now and don’t get to come to ns many story times, the library decided to try story time on Saturdays It is hoped by the library stall that more families will he able to attend story time together and enjoy the experience with Die new Saturday tune. In addition to stories, the children's program also Includes puppets, draw ing stories, music, animals, magicians and oc­ casional films. *11 a child learns lo like the library, he will hopefully also learn to like rending.* Oakley said ‘ Therefore, we Just wont to get the kids m here amt help them to r e ­ alize how wonderful the world of hooks can he. Kids who arc in lrn d m rd lo read­ ing early have a brad start.*We want lo help them gel that Introduction.* �I Sanford Herald SantonJ. Florida I Expert airs strategy against m ounting m osquito disease POLICE BRIEFS Teeth knocked out Sammy T m n c r . :iH. ol 2201 Alrx.im ltr Avt* . Sanford. •ttii s ln l Iiirstl.iv |»y S. i i i Ii i m I ( miIi m - T l i r m r was « h.ltgfd ••ggr.ivnhd 11.nit ty and a r t r s t a l .it Ills r c M d i m r l(«-|Mirt tli.it In s l u n k . 1 m ,m M illin g Ills i i |i|k i lip .m il klK Hklng I'.ittl.lllv. Ills up|M-r I r r t ll was with -*.1111 mil Q UAD squad on the job I.Mill.min Williams. 20. ol 0311 O/lmrii Mil . A llan !.1 C.a . was ■irrrsiril Tursd.iy liy Sanfnril pollrr Williams was c h a rg 'd witli pnssrssinii of 1 im aim* willi inti ni to ilistriliiili* and possession o| limit par.iphrrn.ilia Williams was a rrrstn l in tin* 1500 Ii Iim k ol WcM 2501 S iir r l l<r|Mirl s.ml tliat Williams ■•pptnarlin l ail iitnlriiover agriil working with tin- Sanlonl W I A I) unit .mil I i Im I to in. ik t 1 dial with 11it- ngm l Clothes taken Morsht'llt* Moult-. II ol :»:t Willi.nil ( l . u k r 1 Sanlonl was i i i r s i n l liii-stlay hy Sanlonl |Hilnr Moore was t hargrd willi n tall On It anil arirslt-tl in the t'.OO Ii Iim k ol flilainlo I It isr* Mr I mim saul that Moon* anil two other women took 1 lotlir s ami plait il thrill m tlo 11 purses ami a iliaprr hag Retail theft arrests Sh.irton I tails 20 0 1 If i l'i W I till St Sanlonl was attesiril I m s . l a i In Sanlonl |mlnr D a n s was 1 h .u grd with n tall tlirll anil a n r s t r i l in the HI h|,» k ol 1 trlamlo I (tin laillta l o lll r l I'l ol I | III 1 Iilat A i r S a n lo n l W.IS atlr-stril I m s.lai In Sanlonl polli r lo llt r r was 1 h n fg rd with trt.n l U n it a m i attr-stril 111 thr *t»aH» him k ol till unto l l t l i r Incidents s r»iK) in •asli w.is stolen trom thr 1500 I i I<m k ol I' m m h \ n n o r on I m m I ii as pail ot a r o M i r l i Hooks itolls I n ilioulil l i i l i i 'l n i r a m la Ir ln i s l o li w i n st..|i o In i s.1, 1 1 m tin 2MOO film k id <<tmr l l t l i r I wo tiai's totaluii? s | l*t.' .ittt stoli o |in sil.ii m tin tiio. k ot r ithw 11 < ..in t \ M i n i m \ < not w o it h s u n .'Him M , a k ,|| | , „ k *,., |„,. lewt . 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S p v cU l to th r Herald flu t . n tirr.iks lo go to i 1il Ir g r p tu p o si.l t n l i t snfi til 1 lllitou .m il .•(i|>11ts•it In < n l l g l r s s m a rk a w a t r r s l i i d r u n t tm A im 1 0 .i s w u t k i n g a n d iniitdlr tin m n r la m ilu s 01 pursuit of flu 11 r i l m a l n m . i l hopes a n d d i r . m is I h r hal.uu rii huilgi 1 and t.n •ut lulls that thr l i r s i d r n t will sign into law tin liuli* two lug urw Ideas fur login 1 n lm a f lo ii that .itr 111 tune with th r tunes tlo H ill'll S. hol.it •hip that will make two veals i>! 1 ollrgi as 'n ilirr sallv av.lllahlr as the p i r i m u s I ' i r a t s ol si hoiil a n d a l i h i o o g Ir a r t u n g r r r d t l Tltrv will h rl|i la m t h r s p a l tor i i i l l r g r or t ra t u m g and usln-r lit a n r w era ol r\ | ia n d rd a c r r t v to h tg h r r n l m .it ti in T h r H i l l ' l l S r h o la t s h i p a tax r r r d . t ol u|i to S I JiOO (or t h r lu st two v r . n s ut r o l l r g r tor w o r k in g a n d middle m i n m r l.u m lo s s r n d s a l l r a r message to s t m l r u l s that al least t w o v r.n s ot t o l l r g r is thr* n r w r t h u a tin n a l stand ini At a tittle w a r n r d i i a t l o l l h n o u d hig h si h m il is I'ssetiltal to 1 ooi|M ti' lot I h r h rst new (ohs this provision is a (M iw iitu l l i u r n t l v r that sa>s r o l l r g r is a v .llla hlr lo r . u It a n d every A m r r n . m w h o wanks h a rd T h r la x h r r a k lor lih lo ng Ir a rn liig is t h r ' s l r r p c r ' Item 111 t h r r i i t l i r Im ilg rl ,11 l o r d ll idlers .1 t a x r r r d i t t o | u m o r s . seniors, graduate s tu de nts or th o x r w h o ta k r ,1 i n u r s r nr two lo •oil,Hn • tin >t |uli skills Students <>l all agi s will g*t a 2M ( « l i 1 lit las i t n h l oil Ih r tost s% IKK) ol tuitiuti mil h i s ttitiHigh 20*12 .nnl tin hist S|l)l)tHI ot tuition atol f i t s l l i r n a til t it i n f 1 li . 0 Itu 1 In •d it atol use it I h r IM tl I. 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Sanford, Florida - Friday, August 8. 1M7 _ Hunting- J u lia R obarta a n d Mai G ib s o n In W a m a r B r o s .' thrillar, C o n ap ira c y T h e o ry Here’s your ticket to what’s in the theaters this week Formerly. "Screen Teats' la the nnmc given to the individual movie reviews you may or m ay not have read In this newspaper. Now. 'Screen Tests' Is the name for the new column stnrtlng today and continuing every Friday In Th e Saq/ord Herald. Th is column will update you every week on the best and worst of the new releases In movie theaters, and. In addition, will cover my opinions on mid-week openings or films that had no screening before their opening date for some reason or another. Without delay. !et‘a get right to the movies. Last week, a new British offering popped into theaters. M rs. B ro w n (T h ro o and a h a lf s ta r* ) Is a delightful addition to the late season movie crop. No doubt positioning itself for Oscar contention. Mrs. Brow n sports the same genre moat Academy voters, historically, have been suckers for: the period piece. T h is poignant, oft humorous film, directed b y Britain’s Jo h n Madden (Ethoit Fro awl ana written by Jere m y Brock, writer of numerous. British television productions, chronicles the true life, scandalous love talc between a Scottish Highlander servant and Queen .Victoria of England. A mourning, depressed Victoria, brilliantly played b y Ju d l Dench (Galdeneitt). is awakened from h e r self-' imposed funk b y Scot John Brown, played with equal brilliance b y Billy ConneHy (Absofttffcwt) Before passing Mrs. Broum off as a high boring history lesson, consider the thoughtfulness the filmmakers use in showing the gradual friendship and love between tsro very different people, and how their relationship affected, socially and politically. 19th century England. M y only criticism Is that these films come off os too polished or perfect. However, that is a perfection 1 can live with. Opening today la a (Urn that won ail 13 Japanese Academy Awards. S h a ll Me Donee? (T h ro e s ta rs) is a charming, little film about a forty-lsh Japanese accountant who finds something m issing In his stable life. O n h is w ay home from work everyday, he stares up at a dancing school watching a sad. lonely looking girl gatin g out Into the night. The girl sparks something In the accountant so he takes up ballroom dancing to get closer to her. T h is fonny. heartwarming mid-life crisis film, written and directed by Masayuki Suo (Sumo Do. Sumo D on’t), has some conventional plotting to It -h o w many mid-lire crisis movies have you s e e n ? - but It is a sweet movie about finding common ground with different people an d bringing out bidden trails that have been suppressed. For the accountant it Is the resurgence of youthful passion, for the sad dance instructor, it la a freedom to fed the ru sh of competition again and for a co-worker of the accountant It is a chance for him to explore a wilder- alter ego as a Latino rumba dancer. Shall Wo Dane*? is a simple lay and a illroom dancing •• testament to the beauty of ballroom a dance formerly frowned on b y the honor and tradition of Japan that is now a growing favorite In that country. Friends cutle Jennifer Aniston stars In Picture Perfect (Throe s ta rs ) as a young and hungry ad agency employe., who must conform to her boss’ Image of the periecl employee. To do that. Aniston must solicit the help of a Massachusetts video taper whom she met at a friend s wedding. He has to play her supposed flaned during a business dinner to give off the facade of her stability to her boas. However, the smitten video taper falls for Anlston’s ad lrl which, to her dismay, wasn't according to cr script. Opening last week. Picture Perfect has been criticized for having these almost unbelievably superficial, shallow characters. But how their traits backfire on Ueam -aw d the Is they learn Is the pfettOTC f f ' K l u r e Perfect. Adm ittedly, the plot rnuld have been Itm rh better. '"" W if Ptrtvre had on l standing rom antic comedy performances by Kevin Bacon (Sleepers) and Jo y Mohr IJerry Maguire) aa dueling suitors for Aniston. Olympia Dukakis (Moonsirucfcl as Anislon's worrying mother. Illeana Douglas (Grocr of My Heart) as A nislon's best friend, and Aniston. herself, who m ay Just give Ju lia Roberts a run for her money. Speaking of Roberts, her and Mel Gibson star In Coneptracy Theory (Tw o s ta rs ), a tired film of government cover up and programmed assassins a la Manchurian R ** the Ralph E. Elm mona Memorial State Forest Typ e If WMAs b y lim iting the num ber of permits issued for each area. Hunters can pur* chase a permit at county tax collector offices near the WMA where they plan to hunt. Th e permits are distributed on a first •come-firstFifteen permit* will be Issued for each hunting period at the Dunns Creek and Bayard W M As. which includes Archery I (Sept. 30-Oct. B). Archery t l (Nov. 15-Nov. 33| and M u * tieloading G u n (Oct. 25-Nov. 31. At Bayard, a hunter can buy one permit per fall hunt period. To hunt Dunns Creek, a person can purchase one permit and a second permit for an additional person. Th irty permits will be issued far each hunting period at the Ralph E. Simmons Memorial Slnte Forest W M A. which Inetudes: Archery (Sept. 30-8epl. 28), Gcncrnl Gun for the m o ­ bility Impaired (Oct. II-O c t 141. Muzzielondlng Gun (Oct. 25-Nov. 21. General Gun (Nov. 15-Nov. 23). Small Game I lO rc. 15-Dec. 28) and Small Game II (Jan. 3 1-Feb. 8). Mo­ bility Impaired hunters must quality for special access be­ fore obtaining their permit. Contact District Public Use Coordinator Alan Alshouse si (4071807-4311 for a Mobility Impaired Special Access Rec­ ord form. To bunl at the Ralph E. Simmons Memorial Stale Fo r­ est WMA. a hunter can p u r­ chase one permit per fall hunt period No hunt quotas are in place in the Upper St. Johns River Mvsh W M As. AppItcMtona tor the Upper I t Jo h n s R i m Marsh arc available at tax collector offices in Brevard. Indian River. Osceola. Orange and Bt. Lucie counties. Applications for the Em eralds Marsh are available at the lax collector office* in Lake. M orion. Orange and Volusia counties. Hunting dates In the Upper St. Johns River Marsh are: Archery (Sept. 20-O ct. 191. M unleloading Gun (Oct. 25-Nov. 3). General Gun (Nov. S-Jan. IE), ■man Oam c (Ja n . IE* M arch I ) H o p with doge. (Jan. 3 1-Ja n . SSL Spe­ cific waterfowl hu nting dates for the Emeralds Marsh will be published by the Florida Game and Freshwater Fish Com m is­ sion later this month. Spring Turkey permits far Ralph E. Sim m ons Memorial State Forest. Bayard and Dunns Creek go on sale Ja n . IB at the designated tax collec­ tor offices. Judge 1A entitled to tls dissolution.” 3. T h e court has considered Defendant's Motion for Stay Pending Review and concluded that p a n tin g the stay would allow Defendant to accomplish indirectly what It cannot ac­ complish directly.” 4. 'Fu rthe r, the appellate court has already denied De­ fendant's motion to stay the temporary injunction pending review. Th is court does not be­ lieve it would be appropriate for the trial court to secondguess the appellate court (which had denied the Stay)." What all this means, said Deputy Seminole County A t ­ torney Lonnie Groot. is the county has won the latest round in what la expected to be a long-going battle with the adult entertainment industry "We expect the next thing that this club (V IP Gold) will do is dispute the county's right to deny It a license under the new law we have enacted.Th e county contends that V IP Gold and Sassy Merlot's. another newly opened nudle club, are not located In indus­ trial areas as required by the new ordinance and are also closer than the 1.000 feet in residential areas. The county doggedly Insists neither VIP Gold nor Sassy Merlot's ap plied far adult licenaea before opening. Th u s they were open illegally when the adult law was enacted Sassy Merlot's won a rourl rase before Judge Alan Dickey to slay o p rn during Ih r m ora­ torium. and immediately ap­ plied far an adult entertain­ ment license as required by I he new law. The counly denied (lie request. Aa the dcb.de over who ran and cannot operate continues the counly Is involved In talks with the owners and attorneys representing the existing le­ gally-operated clubs who werr In business before the new law came about. They have until Sept. 30. 1999 to change their operations ** move Into an Industrial area. Monroe. There la alao a techni­ cal term he threw in. Gravity Positive Outfall, w hich simply ■roana that wa have plenty of high place t tor the wwter to ru n from Into the naturally the oc­ curring creeks, such as the Downtown Interceptor, that mfo U ke ^M o n ro e ^ca sta f capital projects. 940 4 .0IS to ion net expenditures and 7,064 fa operations expen dtturea. Moat of Ihta la Smiled b y the stormw ater fee. which Just went up to 84 per month, that Uie city has born collect­ ing since 1993. T h e bulk of what we're doing Is repair.* MID Creek, that empty into Lake Monroe across from the Police D cn tvo lrn re Assoc, building, off Seminole Houle- Th e Sanford ' i 'B M u n i al ;th r apparently highest m the stale, with 'the National Weather Servlet ai Orlando International Airport reporting 1.97 Inches and 3.12 inches reported in DeLand and 3 3 7 inches reported in St. Cloud. Rain tA Herman. Public W orks Director for the city, said of the storm that receded within an hour. He added that even the most modern storm ­ water systems o u t not hand I* a downpour of more than two inches in on hour, tic said the city gauged 4.10 Inches al public works. lie said that the floods drained q u k h rr than most times and that the system was not totally 'surcharged.* H er­ man said stormwater drainage in the city Is usually pretty good. thanks to naturally oc­ curring creeks adjacent to Lake Th e proposed Fiscal Year 1966 budget for stormwater utility fond IS 01.373.081. O f that Spurt. 8 6 B I. BOB w t i m to S Candidate. Gibson is a manic, paranoid New York taxi driver who constantly hounds Roberts' Justice Department agent about these wild but often accurate theories about the evils abounding in the world. Gibson's character arouse* the attention of some "higher ups* and. soon, he and Roberts find themselves entangled In a pressure cooker waiting to explode. Tins movie rambles on for about the first hour until the plot finally kirks in. After (I k long, drawn out exposition, audiences are given this compact version of what Is going on. and II doesn't make sense. Conspiracy Theory shows a way over-ihe-top turn from Olbson. a rather quiet performance from Roberts, and a stable heavy b y Patrick T h e Next Generation* Stewart. Stewart, however, docs not g w a performance that makes his rumored asking price for the next Star Trek movie Justifiable. Directed b y Richard Donner (the Lefhol Weapon movies), this Theory doesn't hold much water. So this concludes the first *Screen Tests* column. B u t b u y a ticket for next week ss we explore other cinematic entries including Sylvester Stallone’s Cop Land. Until then, polish up for the next set of ’ Screen Tests’ . Berry's World C o n tln o a d from Pago 1A Evictions started In June. Ijowcvcr. two apartments lippear (o be occupied, according to Charles Rowe, director qf com m unity development for Sanford. He added that power to (he Iasi two buildings has been cut off because of van­ dalism to the service. In response to this latest development. Rowe said the city will initiate condemnation proceedings. *We will take this to the city commission at Its next meeting on Aug. 2 5 ,' Howe said. •You might my my *9 ot * * k U rt ot * » *m.' Oarlery in the moat suitable Salecity had ihe water turned off Ju ly 15. An outstanding water bill of 816.000 remains. a t«T ty W A .Im . Jacob. Leon, and Corned Drive In If the recommendation la approved, he said, city staff wilt complete a title search and potentially demolish the bulldinga. Benjamin Fred Baas. 52. Locust Avenue. Sanford, died Sunday. Aug. 3. 1997 at D e Bary Manor N ursing Home. Born in Sanford he * rd In 1944. M was a lifelong resident of Cen­ tral Florida. He was a crew leader. Baas was a member of St. Matthew Missionary Bap­ tist Church. Sanford. Survivors -include son. F re ­ derick. Sanford; mother. D o ­ rothy M. WiUlama. Sanford; brothers. Theodore William* J r .. Jim m ie Williams. Willie Williams, a ll of Sanford: Christopher Williams. Fort Knox. Ky.; sisters. Lasett Binton. MareveU Williams, gteto th of Sanford. Tesale T . both Clayton. O rla n d o . Arrangements by M arvin C. Zanders Funeral Home. Apopka. J. Doris j . Lewis. 73. Power Road. Sanford, died A u g 6 . 1997. Born In Wellsburgh. W . V a .. she moved to Central Florida in 1971 from Beavercrock. Ohio. She wae a book­ keeper for a n accounting firm. Lewie was a Methodist. Survivors include eon, B u r ­ ton, J . . Sanford; daughter, Suxanne. Atlanta; brothers, N .L. Davie. Dayton. O h .. W ayne Davis. W inter Perk: one grandson. Baidw in-Fatrchlid Oak lawn Park Cem etery and Funeral Hom e. Lake M a ry . In charge of arrangements. •:■ ( FStB R PAUL TOOAOAS Peter Paul Tagsllas. S 3 . Jefferson Street. Longwood. died Thu rsd ay. Aug. 7. 1997. B o m In Am sterdam , N.Y.. he moved to C entral Florida in 1973. M r. TagM las was a engineer for East* He was a Catho­ lic . Survivors include wife, M ary J.t stepson. Craig Strain. D ublin. Va.: step­ daughter. Colleen Hufford. Casselberry: two grandchil­ dren. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Altamonte Springs. In charge of arrangements. I s a at Bt. Matthew Baptist Church. Ban Rev. Hoou vi H Green MB be 8 p m . aod on Saturday m orning at 8 l a nalB foa era l tim e. In­ in Waetfewii dlCS. loaders Pit- �Sanford Harald, Sanford. Florida - Friday, August 8, 1W7 - >A Religion ‘Landmark figure’at Stetson dies IN B R IE F ■ p e d a l to lh a Harald______________________ Church picnic L A K E M ARY • P in t Presbyterian C hu rch of Lake M ary will hold ■ 'pitch*ln p ic n ic ' on Saturday, Aug. 9. at 4:30 p m. at the church on Weal W ilbur Avenue. Th e public la Invited to attend. Bring your own table servIce. a dlah to aharc. Meat. buna, conaimenta. drlnka and a deaaert will be provided. For more Information, contact the church office at 331* 1021 . Gospel jamborts S A N FO R D • A 'one of a k in d ' aouthern. counlry-slyle. gospel Jamboree will be held Sunday. Aug. 17 at 6 p.m . at Paota Wcalyan C hurch. 5650 Wayalde D r.. Sanford. (west of Interatate-4. flrat atreet on the left, two mllea.) Admlaaton la free. For more Information, contact the church at 322-6332. Now pastor S A N FO R D • Palmetto Avenue Haptiat C h u rch la pleaaed to announce to the com m unity the of Hr inn Drown to the church's aloft, aa Youth Paalor. Brian and hla wife, Suutnne. attended llylea Anderaon Col­ lege In Indiana. If Brian can be of aervtce to your teenager, pleaae do not healtate to give him a call at 323-1583 Revival planned O R LA N D O - Zion Hope Mlaalonary Raptlal Church will begin their revival on Monday. Aug IB. The revival will continue through Friday. Aug 22. 7 30 p m nightly. The Rev. A rth u r Graham . St. Mary's Mlaalonary Bapflat C h u rc h , w ill condurt the aervlcea. The public la invited Zion Hope la located at 4605 S C on­ way ltd., Orlando. Register for conference S A N FO R D • llo u a r of Refuge Mlnlatrlea will be holding lla annual women'• conference. Oct. 10 and 11 The theme thia year la ‘ Armed and Dangrrotia?* The apeakera are Pastor Sigi Ohlandcr. D r Elisabeth llo ir•ton. Pastor Denlae Johnson. Dr. Dannetta Flshburne. rvangellat Daisy McCastler and attorney Susan Wllllama. Th e conference will be held at the Ramada Plata Inn tn O r ­ lando/Kissimmee Registration deadline la Sept 14 For m ore Information, call 324-4711. Evangelist Dora Ktchordson ts the hoot pastor. In 1949 he graduated from Stetson, then earned a master’s degree In theology and a doctorate of theology from Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. Louisville. Ky. He jollied Stetson’s religion faculty in 1955, speclaluing In Christian ethics. He was named chairman of the religion department In 1081. the same year he was appointed lo the Sam R. Marks E n dowrd Chair of Religion. He srrved twice os Faculty Senate chairman anil later as the university’s grievance officer. I’asl curator and secretary-treasurer of the Florida Baptist Historical So rlrty. and a part president of the Southern Baptist Historical Society, h r published A History o j Florida flopMsfs. At the time of his death he had just finished a revision, which Is d o r out soon. Other books include A Christian C o n sid ­ ers Ditwri* am i Remarriage and An Intro­ duction lo the lllble. w ritten Jointly with The perfect addition for what God sees fit Bar Mltxvah L A K E MARY lan Scott McCracken, atm of Gerald and Sherry M cCracken of Longwood. will be called to the Torah aa a bar m ilnrah on the Shabbat of Aug. 15-16 at e m igretion Beth E l of Central Jflda. Services are held al Lake M ary Com m unity Cen­ .1 t* ter. 260 North C o u n ty C lub Rd.. Lake M ary. lan la the p a n d to n of Ben­ jam in and Estelle Oltefc of Palm Beach and John M cCracken of Cum bria. England. lan la a etrsight A Honor Roll student at Greenwood Lakes Middle School and baa been nationally recognised in the D uke University Talent Idenuflcallon Program. R In 1996. lan received Achievement Award. DcLAN D • D r. E . Earl Joiner, an author, historian and Stetson University professor of religion for 37 years, died Saturday. Aug. 2 al Florida Hospital Medical Center. Orlando. He was 73. *Dr. Joiner la a landmark figure In S le lton University’s history.* aaid H. Douglas if ithe university. 'A s a facLee. president of u lly m em ber he excelled both as a teacher and as a scholar. He stood among the university's moat gifted Intellectuals and was one of our faculty's most prolific authors. D r. Joiner, a true leader and a dear friend, will be deeply m issed.' Dorn in ru ra l Georgia near Colquitt on Aprlt 25. 1924. he was one of seven chib dren of a farm family. A U. S. A rm y W orld War II veteran, he served as an In fa n try­ man in Gen. George S. Patton’s T h ird Arm y Division. He remained In Europe as a chaplain’s assistant after the war. and also studied at Blarrltt American U n lve rally In Dlarrltx, France. hikes for 12 years. He continued hiking the Tra il for the rest of his life, completing an 8 0 -mile hike lost year. Before Joining Stetson's faculty, he wns the pastor of churches for seven years In Florida and Kentucky. D uring his Stetson yeara. he held several Interim pastorales, and served for 20 years as pastor of Beu­ lah Baptist C hu rch In Georgetown. He I um also worked as a counselor at the Volusia C o un ty Jail. He was named an emeritus professor when he retired from Stetson's faculty in Ju n e 1992. and received Stetson's Doyle E . Carlton Award the following w a r for ex­ traordinary contributions to the life nnd development of Stetson University, the C ity of DeLand and the Stale of Florida, and for devotion to Christian higher edu­ cation. He continued to serve the univer­ sity ns an advisor In c hu rch relations after his retirem ent. lie was a member of the Am erican Academy of Religion. American Society of Christian Ethic*, nnd the DeLand Break­ fast Rotary Club. Longtime DeLand resi­ dents. he and his wife. Geraldine, received a Bi centennial Award from the C ity nl Or. E . Earl Jo lrw r DeLand for outstanding com m unity serv­ four other S in son religion profeasors. Ills ice. He Is n member of first Baptist most recent publication was Florida Bap- C hu rch of DeLand. In addition to Geraldine, his wife of 51 list Children's Home: A History o j Caring. years, he Is survived by a daughter. Ann He was internationally recognised forIns study of Protestant reaction to the Rigsby of DeLand; three sons, Edward E. Holocaust, and was one of only 400 schol­ J r. and Paul Allen, both of DeLand. nnd ar" invited in 1988 to an international John A. of Tampa; two sisters. Pauline G o ­ conference on the Holocaust In England. ethe or Sanford nnd Lillie Mae Woolwlnc of Al home, he has worked with the West Crescent City; and five grandchildren. A memorial service Is planned for Sat­ Volusia Holocaust Memorial C om m ittee each year to plan a memorial sendee for urday. Aug. 9. at 4 p.m . In the sanctuary of the First Baptist C h u rc h of DeLand. In Holocaust victim s. Throughout his working life he also vol­ lieu of flowers, the family asks that m e m o ­ unteered with com m unity organisations, rial contributions be made to the West including the West Volusia Council on Volusia Holocaust Memorial Com m ittee, H um an Hr la I Ions, which he served aa the Appalachian Tro ll Conference. West president; the Volusia County C o m m u n ity Volusia Habitat for H um anity, or the en­ dowment fund for the Earl Joiner C hair In A n io n Agency; Legal Sendees; and Habitat for H um anity. Hla work with the Boy Religion al Stetson University. Lankford Scouts Included leading Appalachian Tra il Funeral Home in DeLand ts In charge. the U . S. President s Academic He la a member of the tennis club and bowling league and hla hobbles Include roller hockey, awtmmlng and bowling. Jo in in g in (he Fam ily’s si me ha are Ian's brothers M arc and Adam and relatives and friends from New York and South Florida. ChlM rin...l«t'i go to ToomKIdst Team Kids la a recreation-baaed, "kid-friendly' club for boys and p r la from preschool to sixth f a d e . It’s a run club (boy, is It evert>--bul it’s the kind of fun that takes you somewhere. O n-purpose fan. It’s meal without the Alters. Illp without the attitude. You can count on every song, every craft, every fam e, every story to be chosen for a reason. The upcom ing theme Is *Wlac Up* • principles taken from the Proverbs. Team Kids will be meeting at First Baptist C hu rch M arkham Woods. 5400 M arkham Woods Rd.. Lake Mary, starting Wednesday evening Sept. 3. Please telephone to register or for more information. By the time you read yo u r paper today. I will have p ro b a ­ bly already given birth to our new baby. Angeley Nicole was born Sunday, J u ly 27 al 10:12 p.m at Florida Hospital. A lta ­ monte. some two weeks early and by c-scetion after three hours of unexpected labor The miracle of'a new life u such on awesome thing. Some doctors speculate that It takes so m any thousands of h o r­ mone*. organs, body functions and etc. to be in since for c o n ­ ception that lt*s smssing that a woman ever gets pregnant. Yes. our llllle O O P S Is defi­ nitely our big blessing A th ird child seems overwhelming at times, but the perfect addition for what God sees fit. I pray that our Angeley N i­ cole w ill live up to her name as a ‘ messenger of G o d ' and 'the people's victory*, although that is a tall order for such a tin y Utile charmer. I believe God has a purpose for each of us. Although she was severely anemic and breathed in meconium and fluid In her lungs, she is Anally home with 8te»f Writer SUSAN WENNER u k some four days after m y discharge. She has fully recov­ ered. It Is strange to think about the fact that aU that k ick in g and movement will now be In m y arms and not m y lu m m y . The ‘wide load* and *blg a> a house' jokes will cease, but maybe not right sway until some of the 'b aby fat* goes away. That tiny life once grow ing Inside me now lias an ide ntity separate from me. M iniature hands, feet and feaiures all w ithin a simple glance and not burled behind layers of skin and within amnlotic fluid. U tile cries of need for fresh diapers, fall tu m m y or the de* Angofoy N icola was b o m Sunday, Ju ly 27. sire to be held and feel secure begin. A whole new world for mom and baby. Each daw ning day will hold new experiences for this life. Every m o n th , and year fresh milestones. Growth emotionally, p h ysi­ cally and spiritually wUi spark renewal. M y prayer is that m y husband and I can always en­ dure and be faithful with the three blessings that our Heav­ enly Father nos entrusted us with. P. S. She Is gorgeous. But so are our other two. Isn’t that just like proud parents. Seminole Trinity Christian School 8wlm*fr>thon for Y.W.A.M. mlsnlonnrltt L A K E M ARY • O n Saturday. Aug. 16. Lrd a Fretre will swim at the Seminole Fam ily Y .M .C .A .. in Lake M ary, to fund-raise for her daughter ana son-ln-taw, J im and Afyana Ehrm on, who are fall-lim e staff missionaries with Youth With A Mission In Tyle r. Texas. J im la Education and Tra in in g Director for the YW AM School of the Bible. Aiyana teaches In a mlaalonary Christian school K-12. and both of them train short-term missions teams which lake God's Word and Hla Gospel throughout the world. The y also train foreign missionaries who then return to their countries to start Christian schools and conduct evan­ gelistic outreach. Th e y are supported entirely through private donations. Since they both cq p e from very small churches In other states, and live In such a rural area, they need to ex­ pand their support base substantially at this lime. J im and Aiyana have dedicated their lives to the fulfillment of the Great Commission since their early teens, al great cost to their personal lives, and now need for each and very one of you to hear from the Lord in their behalf. Their car has given up. and they need reliable transportation, among other pressing financial needs. Please see Hlq Heart for theirs. ■ m ln lw tr v o f Yo ur pledge for the S w im -A -Th a n should be made to Y .W .A .M .. and mailed to 218 S. Fourth St.. Lake M a ry . 32746. or turned In at the Y .M .C .A . on the day of the event. Leda intends to swim around 200 laps, so you can pledge per lap as He leads. If you have any questions or would like lo verily any of this Information, please call Paalor David Munlzai at Weklva As­ sembly of God. 774-0777. or E d Thom as at the Y M C A , 321* 6944. K—p ut Informed Th e Baitford H erald welcomes religion tivities at you place of worship. YOU can subm it Information to ua at: Box 1667. Sanford. 3 27 7 2-1 8 87 . or Sanford. 32771. Phones 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1. F W __ - briefs and new of ac­ __ „ ,. _ Sat\ford H e ra ld . P.O. 300 N. French Ave.. 3 23 -9 40 8 . First Baptist Church of Sanford Invltoa you lo Join us tor a day of inspiring music wbh music ovangafat 8horry On. Basad out ol Orlando, Sherry has a lova ter Via church and a story lo sharo. Thai story is about Jasus and solvation through Hkn. 1 havt a (tasks ter psopis to know Josus Christ, and not only to racaivo Hm but to truly know tbs ftwMentis ov ft pftrtonfti fftuuontnip wvm mm. ontfiy ww d# ptnofming special music during the morning sorvtca at 10:30, Sunday, Aug. 10. At 6 p.m., she wll givs a worship conoart. This ovsnl Is frsa of charge. First Baptist la located M 519 8. Park A vs. Fix mom information ptsosa contact Iho church oMoo at 322-6041. �a a a a a a a a w i I • JIM ROWE PEST CONTROL LOGOUT OWNED AND OPOUTO) ROM RUSH A STAFF 2626froquoit At*. •1222070 'fantastic Yarn’s HARREL A BEVERLY TRANSMISSONS D«yidBwertyandStaff a s s a rt HRRMRIWfi lo a S tM «sss THE McKIBBIN AGENCY NBURANCE 114 N. 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Tra in in g , practice and development are the main focus of this 10-week season (for both baseball and softball) and the league wUI accept all youth w ho are between the ages of five and . F IV E P O IN T S — T h e Seminole Softball C lub -will be having signups for a fall girls’ Castpilch softball Instructional league for players ages 6 -18 (cost 830-870) on August 9tla 10th. 16th and 17th at the Seminole PONY Com plex at Five Points Just south of 17-03 on S r. 410 near W inter Springs. S ig n u p s for the S E M IN O L E S O F T B A L L T O U R N A M E N T T E A M w ill be at the sam e location. Anyone interested in com petitive tournament play between the ages o f 0-16 should also register for tryouts at this lim e. Tim e s artll be from 9 a.m . to 3 p.m . on Saturday and I p m . and 4 p.m . on Sunday. _ . - *fo Information Call 331-4985 or 977-8833 Stoog*§ Fundraiser S A N F O R D - T h e Stooges are headed for Louisiana and looking to have a lot of fun. Th e y are headed for the A S A (Am ateur Softball Association) Class D National C ha m ptonahlpa In Shreveport on September 25-38. Th e team will host a b a r-b ^u e fundraiser this Sunday at Stooges Lounge on the com er of 2Sth Street and Park Avenue In Sanford. There w ill be a five-plate lunch, live m usic (ram the bands Backwater and Wicked W ays as well aa thetr menu (check out the crab legs). T h e team Is also having T-shirts (tra m p r o v id in g a throughout thetr Their w f l he | union to Shre veport, uniform s and lodging Call Dan Dougherty at 334-7313 for Info. day's. T ry o u ts w ill be Saturday. August 33rd and the season w ill begin either September 6th or September 13th. T h e B R D afters three leagues for players be­ tween the ages of 7-15. Players m ay register at the Sanford Recre­ ation Department's Downtown Youth Center, located on the first door of Sanford C ity Hall on the c o m e r of Park Avenue and Seminole Boulevard on the lakrfront. T-Devils remain undefeated in L.M. fastpitch LA K E MARY Dixie Reynolds drove In three runs wtth a borne run and a single as the O rla n d o T -D e v lls stayed unbeaten wtth a 5-3 victory over To ta lly Wlrelaa Communications in th e C it y o f L a k e M a ry Department of Parka and Rec­ r e a t io n W o m e n 's S u m m e r Fastpitch Softball League at the Lake Mary Sports Com plex on T o t a l l y W lre le a a C o m ­ munications look a 1-0 lead In the top of the first Inning as A nne Elliot t walked wtth one. w®?* ty$; •son o f ths league, the T-D evils are S O . Vicky’s i III ' . A N ! O i l ! ) HI M A I D D A I l Y �SATURDAY Auto Racing Briefs------------------- hosting two fall softball leagues. will begin In early September. Call J im Schaefer at 330-0007 for Infs. Women's C League will be olaytng on Sunday's starting October Bth and will run for 10 weeks. Altamonte Springs softball Registration deadline w ill be September 36th. Fo r more Information please feel free to contact A n d y White at 869-2516. A ,7 p.m. Rookie League Baseball A L T A M O N T E S P R IN G S T h e C ity of Altamonte Springs and Westmont* Parti w in be w p w i wvas wsiRi wi TEA Southern League Baseball □Ortawda Ray* at S h re la |l»« Earns, E06 p.m. Florida State League Baaaball □Ktsalmawa Oakras va Oaytsns Baash Cab* at JasMa RaMaaan EtaOam, 7 pm. 7-M p.m. — County. □FIRST BOUNO OF PLAYOFFS. Haw Jareay Rad Dog* va. Orlando Fmdrtora at Orlando f 736 p.m. WaN Otewey 1.10 Professional In-Una Hoekay at □St at Walt Dtanay da Arana, 7 pm. 1,10 Amataur In-Una Hoekay TEA am. Amateur Basketball MlaeaUanaoua □1887 Law Snfarewreot Oareas tsaaSan* In VaAnto Oaredp, 7J0 am. 1 3-ln ch -1 8-ln ch league and a Lawrence, Doxie win special races locally Youth Arena Football Loaguo C o -E d B IT H L O It was another night to remember at Orlando SpeedWortd last Friday starting w ith the Are Spetlc. Florida A u to Expreaa a n d F A 8 T E C sponsored Limited Late Model) 100 Lap Race. Cars from all over Florida came to try lo take the 81.000 to win purse, but It was DeLeon Springs' Chris Lawrence in hla *63 mount taking over the race and walking away w ith the btg money. L o ca l tra ck fa v o rite E a rl Beckncr tried hard to hold onto the lead, but when lapped traffic got (n the way Lawrence took the opportunity to take first and never let go. Law rence and Beckncr were fallowed by Larry Osteen. Kevin Weeks and Danny Bancroft. Tonight It's Fam ily F u n Night w ith sp e cia l ra c e s for the R u n -A -B o u ta a n d 4 -C y lln d e r Bombers and Kiddle Rides, phw the la ta Models, Lim ited Late Mini-Storks Oates open at 6 p.m . with racing starting at 8 p.m. F r id a y n ig h t a t O r la n d o SpeedWortd. w hich la located 17 miles east of Orlando, between Titusville and Orlando at (he 530 Cocoa cutoff. Adults admission M 815. students 13-16 86 w ith student ID and kids 11-and-Under free wtth a paying adult. S A M S U L A — T h e Daytona Front Wheel Drive sponsored Mini-Stock Special was bum prr-to-bum per action from start to finish last Saturday night at New S m yrna Speedway. B o b Doxie took fast lim e ahead of 19 others. Th e field started straight u p w ith Doxie on the pole and the from the drop of the green the action was behind Doxie. w ho led the entire race. T e d Vulplus was hot on his tall, but unable to take the lead and he had to settle for second of T im m y Hunley. Vic Fun N ight wtt: it It's Fam ily the U -P u llll Professional Soooar ORLANDO Orlando SpeedWortd holds a Teat and T u n e session every Wednesday night from 6 p.m . lo 10 p.m. T h e coat is 830 far each car and include* the driver and two crew m en — P IT S O N L Y . F a r race Information, call 1407) 5 6 8 -1387 (O rla n d o ) or (904) 4 3 7 -4 139 (New Sm yrna). - i -■ OWsarea'a FralM sIaaol Pa*tarts* H agai. Orlando Wshooo va. Tampa BayFimStlx alUntvanity of South Florida. 7 pm. i Communications are both 1-3. G a m e s are p la y e d e v e ry Monday night at the Lake Mary Sports C o m plex o n ' Rantoul Lane (Just north of Country Club R oad a cro s s f ro m M a y fa ir Country Club) starting at 7 p.m. and 8 p.m. Powering the Orlando T-Oevtls to victory were Dixie Reynolds ,7 JO am (two-for-two with a home run. one ru n scored, three RBI). Chrlasy Abendnxh (one single, Fastptlsh league. one ru n scored, one RBI). Misty Bay Flf*8tla at Uni- Barber and T ra c y Beat, (one single and one run scored each) a n d J e n n y H lc k a (one ru n I mi Holier Hockey International 7 pm. 11187 i,apm. m us* m *1 4 4 )0 * *. A MU I Softball ■»— « -------- ------------■ f t ii f i l l a I I rrorosaionai o o iu m m i Speedway Auto Pans Run-ABout Special, a car demotHton derby, the race karts and Kiddle Rides, plus the regular full card of Late Models. Limited Late Models. Sportsmen. Mlnl-Stocks and Bombers. Gates open at 6 p.m . and rac­ in g starts at 7 p .m . e very Saturday night at New Sm yrna Sp e ed w a y, located 10 m iles south of Daytona between 1-4 (Exit 56 raall and 1-06 (Exit 94 weal). 4.5 mile* west of New S m y rn a Beach at the corner of Highway* 415 and 44. Adult admission la 815. students 13-18 la 85 with student ID and kids 11-and-Under free wtth a paying adult. in* i « l it* 4 Itll Srofaaaloaial Softball Youth Softball □ASA Ssrlos Elk Orove. California. Sunshine Network w ill televise the Altam onte T h s Anal gams o f the opening day will be played starting at 7 J O p.m . featuring Vicksburg. M lsa ls s lp p l a ga in st H e n d e rs o n v ille . N o rth I Hi 4 IV* - I P ro v id in g the offense for T o ta lly Wireless C o m m un ica ­ t io n s w e re C o lle e n S m it h (ihree-for-three wtth a double). Anne Elliott (one single, two runs scored), Robin GlanelU (one single, two RBI | and Laurie Carlson (one single). 1141 » 4 14) % CATS a M **r At*. MS. **00141*0 - I III) Mil 1 IWI T«S MM*. A 111) A III) 0M4? SMMS, I ID ttn • is* i. n il A MCI sksaiBxriMC* sw a in s* - t 1441 X Ml) LsgalNoUos jUpgaUfotjcar M eDowcu thirds i guy* A Ml back in great i to see a m of Ihbas like they d id ." McDowell'* concerns about hla line b a ckin g u n it, h a v in g (o replace three sta rte rs, were eased by the good speed shown In testing. S a n fo rd ’s E m o ry Green led the way w ith a 4.38 clocking In the 40-yards dash and a 4.0 In the short shuttle. Mike Palmer of Cocoa Beach and Deaubrey Devine of Lakeland w e re a lso Im p re s s iv e w ith Identical 4.6 times In the 40. Redahlrt freshm an receiver Kenny Clark of Ocala was one of the fastest with a 4.47 time in the 40 and had a team-beat 39-inch vertical leap. Defensive b a c k P a u l M i r a n d a of T h o m a s v llle , O a . waa d o se behind with a 36-inch vertical leap. T o keep from risking injury, some player* did not run. In­ cluding Miranda, quarterback Daunte Culpepper and reclever To d d Cleveland from Lym an. Defensive tackle A n d y Cam ­ bridge of Lake M ary led the strength testing a n the bench press with 36 repetition* with 335 pounds'. F u llb a c k Page Seaaosna of Dade C ity recorded 30 repetitions. Th e entire squad will come together for a pair of practice - I. IN) o*rr t o v -n •18 n o h o u rty M o n th ly P M n - $ 1 $ 3 M o n th P M n - $ 9 0 3 M o n th P M n - $ 9 9 �r r r T r Sanford Haratd, Sanford, Florida - Friday, Auguot S. 1W/ - j » People IN B R I F F Concerned Citizens for Better Governm ent, a non-partisan, non profit citizens' action group meets the second Sunday of each m onth at 7 p.m .. at the r a n k Evans Center, ro m c r of Crystal Lake Avenue and Country C lu b Road. Lake Mary. Seminole County Commissioner O ra m Maloy will be the guesi •peaker. Par Information, call 321-0384. How to select fresh produce the trip a family outing and ?/• the added bonus of nresh > and sunshine. De sure to fir your sunscrccnl ■hop Saaaonsltyt Probiilif one of the most Important iijtf far finding great la d in g »»r ♦ d u c c ls t o u u y In season, w I h i i possible. Here's n guide a> when certain fruits and vrgri.J bles are at their peak. ; rosy M ush. It looks like the perfect peach. B u t how will it taste once you get It home? Choosing fresh end flavorful produce can sometimes be your greatest challenge In the supermarket. Here are some tips to find great-tasting fruits and vegetables and Increase your enjoyment of these healthful foods. S u m m e r : apricots, blueing ries. cherries, eggplant, fresh herbs, green beans, hoi | « J pers. melon, okra, p e n rlir* . plum s, sweet corn, sweet p< r pers. tomatoes, zucchini * f a l l : apples, broccoli, Mr it eels sprouts, cauliflower, r t f lards, grapes, kale, pears, p n slmmons. pumpkins, w h ile W inter: beets, enblmgr. « .ir rots, citrus fruits, dnlkon i.ift Ishes. onions, nitnbngns. iuV nips, winter squash Central Florida Blood Bank is asking donors of alt types of blood — especially O-type donors — to donate at Its Sanford branch. 1302 E . Second 8t. For Information, call 322-0822. TOPS im tti Monday montlnQ R p rfn g; asparagus, bl.it k berries, green onions, leekg lettuce, new potatoes, pros red radishes, rhubarb, spin ach. strawberries, watercress. S A N F O R D — T O P S (Ta ke off Pounds Sensibly (C h a p te r "821 meets every Monday at the Sanford Alliance C h u rch . 1401 8. Park A r t .. Sanford. Note new hours: W elgh-ln to from 11 to 11:30 a.m .. and the meeting to from 11:30 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. For Information, rail 322-3130 or 324-5541. Sanford RoMana to matt S A N F O R D — Rotary C lub of Sanford meets every Monday at noon, at the Marina Hotel. n c n v ip fi to t s e n io r * S A N F O R D — A n employment program sponsored by A A R P Senior C om m unity Service E m ployment Program to hrtd at the Sanford National G uard A m w ry . 915 E. First St.. Monday through Friday. Interview hours are 8 a m to I p.m . T rie phone: 324-8008. T h e program assists seniors. 55 and over, lo return lo the work place. Girlfriend fm 23 years old and so to my boyfriend. We were planning on gelling married in a couple of years, but I just found out I'm pregnant, so I'd like to move ihe wedding date up to before Ihe baby to born. My boyfriend and I have been talking about this, but he's not very ranted about ‘ rushing the wedding* as he calls It. Some­ times I wonder if he even wants lo cel married at all. When 1 ask him about It. he always soys he does, but be sure Isn't acting like It. Something else also bothers me a little I was In the hospi­ tal on New Year's Eve of 1985. My boyfriend and 1 had just started dating In August af US. but we already knew by Christm as we were in fovs and wanted to spend o u r bves to ­ gether. Anyhow, ho went lo his friend's New Year's Eve party he won't talk About N now. f m probably Jt U C S to T r m m uch of cverythl appreciate pregnant, but another opinion time with someone nl a pnriv which yon were In Ihe hnsptlJd but doesn't wont to tell yrAi about U. I see a man who i resisting the cotnmllmcnt uj marriage even though he 4 • about to become a father. A l « I don't know how m uch h'* drinks. but II may be that M i his behavior and his tongue get a little too loose when lutirl cated with alcohol. From whin you've told me. I can only n ig gest that you proceed wity great caution. If nl nil. In ihirelatkmshlp. You may In headed for one of the tugged mistakes of your life. Blood donors are urged to join bon marrow registry DEAR AHBY Our community w currently rallying support far a 10yesr-oltf who has cancer. Ws have orchestrated many blood drtveo la her honor Hoaevrr. at the City of Hops hospital in Duarte. Calif , and the Red Cross blood donating can­ tors, we're encountered the same situation: Not one prreon who has donated b lod was r w asked if ha or aha would Ilka to ha pul an lha Tbs following btrtha were * corded at Columbia Medlr* I Center n Sanford: j Ju jy 2 0 • D o n d ly Robinson. M jU r n a s in k s p t o n d jm d d a ^ U S A N F O R D — Overrate** Anonym ou s meets every Tuesday, at 10 tom. In Partoh Hall W hllocr Lounge of Holy Cross Episcopal C hurch in Sanford. T h e m rctlng i last about an hour Th e re are no dues nor fees. T h e only requirement to attend to Ihe desire lo stop eating compulsively. Uam to play thufftoboard T b s Sanford Lions C lu b meets every Tuesday at noon at the Oolontol Room In downtown Sanford. Fo r information, call Joyce Fitzgerald at 322-7544. T h e com m unity to asked to donate used ryrglaaare to the club for Its eight program. Bridge dub to ami, play Sanford Duplicate Bridge C lub meets at noon each Tuesday at the Greater Sanford Cham ber of Com m erce. 400 E . First St.. Ihmlnoto County Chapter *30 of the Disabled American Veterans meet the second Tuesday af each month at their home at 3512 Orlando Ave.. in Sanford. T h e ser­ vice office to open from 1-3 p m every Tuesday and Friday for more Informal Ion. 323-2710. I want your raadres to know that if you donate blood, there are no additional madias to gs( yoor bam marrow registered. To get on the registry, you must allow them to draw a little mote blood — without any additional needles. Also, while donating blood, it’a important lo sign up for the blood Shannon Kunlon. Deliwito Boy; FIotas Costilla and Duff, ala Hoffman. Sanford. Day £ duly 24 • A nna and James C i­ lia. Orange City, Day: Lisa nipl OUberto Torres. Deltona. G irl/ Ju|y 25 - Shan tec and Marque* Howard, Sanford, O b i: CoUccti and Richard Marlon. Deltona’. O M t Tra c y Bombka and W il­ liam McDowell. J r ., D elahd. Bsyi Martel and Joel Pralls. Dekona. O b i * J u ly 2 6 - Eva and Bert Dtckenp. Sanford. G irl: Yolanda MartITr aad J anies Ta n n e r. J r .. S a n ­ ford. Boy: Dawn and Stephen Sweeney. Sanford. Doy Ju ly 27 • Lotionne and Scon Gamez. Casselberry. Boy/ Marlbcl and Jose Ortiz. S a m ford. O lrl £ There a no batter charity than donating blood to hoapitafa that treat child m i far cancer. You can even receive a $5 gift certificate, which you can then givs tp any child currently under the care of the hospital. This allows lha child to go to the gift shop and purchase a thank you m y much, A n y , far yo u r attention to th is matter. Phase help spread the word about donating blood and the bone B u r­ row registry J IM M U LLIG A N . OLEN DAULCAUF. DBAS M R. M U L L IG A N ! J u ly I t • Joann and Rick T u rn b u ll. Deltona. Boy: Sh eri and Tim o th y Rush. DeBary. Juh r 14 • Dana Thomas a n d Roderick Rabies. Sanford. O b i J u jy I S • Gina CullarL Sanford. Boy: Darlene and Peter Wojtas. Qetona, Boy: Julie and Richard Tate off pounds aaralMy Members of Take Off Pounds Sensibly. TO P S . Invite Ihe public to loin them on Tuesday evenings from 7.asto aS mp .m . at __ M u _____ - m_ a a____a s S . _____ S. * m a. _ a 323-1884. ToMtmMtoct mMt r e g is t r y . T h is H L A - t y p * fa j [ l s a a f j g W g l a a Sem inole C om m un ity College (8 C C ) Tnaalmaatei *8881 will meet every Tuesday of the m onth, at 7:30 the old Lake Mary C ity Hall on C oun try C lu b Rood. i b e e s t k s r e a s o n h e (M r ! m m . * : . �'I I 4S - Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Friday. Auguat 8. 1997 Legal Noilcoo fg a l Notlctt Legal N otlc» Legal Notlcoo Ltgal Notleft CLASSIFIED ADS M 1M I i el me TRANSAMSRICA FINANCIAL N R V K U , I JAMES Ml AMD SHARON A Mae M A iliw e art* Mia Court WtTHNN THt LATIN OF THMI MONTHS AFTER THt OATS OF TMS 7HUT PUBLICATION OF TM8 NOTIC8 ON THMTV OATS AFTSA TMS DATS OF BCNVICS OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICI •I mo ANO EACH OF THEM, TO TMS FOLLOWMQ O ff IN I I I I W ALMA l LAM MANY. FLONIOA STAS SHARONNBROOM I1SWALMA AMNUI LAM MAMV, FLOMOA SITAS YOU A M NOTIFItO OM an i a wertsos* in LOTS I I THNOUOH SS, SLOCK IS. PLAT OF CRYSTAL LAM WMTSN HOMtS SOSOIVISION. ACCOHOWO TO TMS PLAT THtHSOF MCOROED IN PLAT BOOK S. PAOSS 114 TO 11 a, OF THt PUBLIC nsconoa OF SSMWOLI COUNTY. FLOHIDA. •ion are renuHea le oereo a easy el | e e nvWon aeeeneoo, H ana to n on N»o attorney tor NIXON S ASSOCIATtS M 0AY1S BOULXVAAO Tempo, fl aaeoe or *WUn SO Sore el mo tm public etlon of IMe notice of action, and Me Mw Ortpmal mm me Ctork ol MHe Court eWwr before forrwo on PiarntMTo or :T» eetale on whom a el Me notico H wm l i ef me Nrei pubbcotwA ef late Court WITHIN THI LATIN OF T H M I MONTHS AFTIN THI DATS OF THI FINST PUSLICATION OF THIS NOTICI ON THINTV OATS AFTIN THS OATS OF M AVICI OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICI ONTMIM. AX edwr credHore el me deepiwetnp tieiwe npt me dacedeni's eetale muet IMe M r datura nrm true Court WITHIN TH M I MONTHS AFTIN THI OATS OF THI FIRST PUSLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICI. ALL CLAIMS. MMANOS. AMO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILIO WILL S I FONIV IN BANMO. The daw ol mo fim puOtoaNon ol true Hetwo m Awpuer teL 1SS7. NOBINT KOCH IS* Unton Amnua NJ 07441 WNo. 441704 OCH-SS OATSD JULY TOm. 1*47. Ooputy Clara IN ACCOMOAMCI WITH THC AAHNtCAN WITH OISAtoUTIIS ACT, PSHSONS WITH OtLABaiTI(B MUDtltO A SPSCIAL ACCoeeaeocAnoN to pantic lPATS IN THIS PNOCSSOMO SHOULD CONTACT TMS AD A. A044INISTNATON FON THt CLSHK OF THt COUNT NOT LATIN THAN T DAYS PMON TO TMS PNOCSSOMO, AT 113*3M. Sat. 4tST, IF HSAIMNO IMPAIM0, (TOO| 1-MO-MI4771, VOICS (V) 1-*00-MSIT TO. THIS IS NOT A COUNT 'NFOMBAnON LWI. FubMeri: Aupuet l.S , 1**7 M INIS AN ONOMANCI OF THS CITY OF LONOWOOO, FLONIOA, PNONISITINO THI U M ON OPSNATION OF MOTON ON INON4S-POWSNIO BOATS ON THAT PONTION OF ROCK LAM WITHIN TMS COPPONATS LIM­ ITS OF TM CITY OF LONO­ WOOO. PNOYlOtNO PINALTUB. AMO PMVIOINO FON CONFLICTS, SIVSNABtLITY. AMO SFFSCTrVl OATS. BBB4NAM0B M . ST-1SBS AN OHOWANCt OF THS CITY OF LONOWOOO. FLONIOA. NSPSADNO ONOINAMCI NO. •7-1SSI AND RSFLACWO IT AS SIT FONTH HIMWITH; FNOPOSNM AN AMSNDMSNT TO THt CHANTIP OF THC CITY OF LONOWOOO. FLONIOA. PUNSUANT TO ANT1CL I X. MOTION 1001 |Ai. PNOYlOtNO THAT IAI0 PNOPOSID AMINOMSNT S4 SUBMITTIO ON TH I BALLOT TO THS VOT. INS AT THS NIXT OININAL ILKCTION ON TUISOAY, NOVSMMN 4. IMF. PNOVIOMO FON SIYSRASIUTY. CON­ FLICTS. AMO IFFSCTIVI DATS. a ___ Notteo N AoroNy omen Nwl a PuSUc rwann# a o So now Sy mo PWnnmp S lento* Commtoeton In Ih* City Camwwown Ctiomsora, City HaK. Sontord. Ftortdo. 01 700 pm. on Tburodby. Aupum flat. 1*07, w caneWar o re Quaat tor s OonMwnel i m o m o SC-S. Spocwr LSOAL OISCNIPTION: The N e s -e iL e il.B m e .T re .p o and m eBS'ptLo4S,Bm e, tt 4. Trwtorda Mop at me Town ef Sanford, as recorded w Mw 1. The preparty Samp mare pan_ - ------Per* W net prertdod by Itw Cny of Sanford or the SaMard Airport Autfwnty (TS TOO01Oil Stephan J. Caoha, AA.I. Oeoator at AeWtton 4 0 7 / 8 3 1 -9 9 9 3 PNW TEM HTYM 1U ttW o* o*a•a *0a tNl y IM M M M M ,»■ a oddraaa la c/a Warn Nayoa. las-. Howard A nayoa. Chartered. 110 H. Fork Avenue. Ftortdo S17T1 on or IN Snd, IMF, i fc® ******* - U M * u ...... J IJ Ia B i ,-414 E ID • lU M H M i 8KMBAT NOW ACCEPTING e n b rwewaat at apadoaar c W n r^ y a u p W ie a u m ^ a r ^ W Oe^ M ^ M nmaStmaa CHILD CARE TEACH ER *A 8 8 IS T A I< C t ^ PUSLISM: Aupuot S. IMF OSH-Ot WSw my hand and aooi of sue court an JULY Mm. IMF (COUNT SSAU HANVANNS MOttSI CLINK OF (M l COUNT By Nanay N. Winter w itnsss CAM NO.i S T-m -C P W M . (STATS OP JAMS H. DtCKMSON. The odminietrotion ot the ■ataw at JAMS! H. OtCKMSON. dacooood. Ftw NuUer •T-3M-CP, W pending m Sw Circuit Court tor Seminole County, Fiend a. Probota DhrWWn, Sw Pddroaa ol wMch M Poet Oaneo Drawer C, Sanford. F>o*ida 1I77I-OOIO to True of tet'ro. mw Cowl are WITHIN T M LATIN OF THNSS p ) MONTHS AFTIN TH* OATS OF TMS FINST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICI ON THINTV (M DAYS AFTIN THS OAT* OF 44AVICI OF A COPT OF THIS NOTICI ON VMM. pwasnpa/twannpa. they wM need a retard at sw protaadsipa and tar auen pwpoeoo. may may need W memo met a verbatim record W mode. . cwuna or i which raced la metuWe me loa- ’ copy of mw notice wnrwn nwee 111 which sw appeal w to So mode daw ot the fuel (par Sac. M S tlM . Florida pup natwo muot Mo Mwe cwuna Statutes) at hri or her own wrm Ihw Court WITHIN THI LATIN 04 TMMS IN MONTH* sue im day ot Aupwii AFTIN THI O A ll OF THI AD . 1*07 . FINST PUBLICATION OF THIS CITY OF LONOWOOO NOTICI ON THINTV (SSI DAYS MNALOdtf 0 XA44BNI. AFTIN TM OATS OF SSNVICC CITY CLINK OF A COPY OP THU NOTICI PUBLISH: Friday, Aupuot 0. ON TMCM IM F ef swaaceDCM-*1 .1 0 IS S A 1 4 W ctatwd wrm mw Cowl w ithin TMNBS m MOMTM AFTIN TM OATS OF T M FINST FUSUCATXM OF THIS NOTlCS ZZ2Z - I. 1. II. >1. IM7 ALL MTSMBTIO FtNSONt API NOTIFISO THAT: n whom thre eerved who hare PLAMTWF Vt. WCMANO W. NAY. ST AL mm aMBANM 4 0 7 / 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 CLAIMED OfFT. HOUM a aapy pt your urtrwn 0 any W S an Oorono and the Pereonol nooroaontatreot ettonwy are Csy Met. Lewpweed. Fiend*, end t epiae ere en Me wrm sw of SwCdyand Swpectod Sy Sw i NOTICI: A* poreone are mat • may Ortando •Winter Park SW Ftortdo. on NanOoy. sw 10th day ot Aupuot , AO.. IM F. at 7:00 p m., or at aeon ttwnaoWar At the mootmg. by ttwCftyl A copy el Mw prepoaod OSM Not BT-SttS BN-dd A M P I: THS NAIM CHANOS OF: J.LM. ' Si S s m ln o l* Yl mat an m Nn of moot saa t ST-ISdl A ^murn SAm -m -OewAjliAA jw oo rtBOFif on Oth. IM F. and dw Cny wW corwWar aamo lor Itopl peeoapa and adoption ataor mo pwSbc heartop, whteh end So how m uw M y Has. 171 Woo* Pereonot Nopw oomoiiie CHANLSS J. SAMO FL >0047 fS IS IM S -IM l l.S . 11*7 Clara ol mo ClrcuN Court, . SEMINOLE County P.O. OMAWSNC SANFOHO, FL 11771004* TOWHOM ft OrVf M fey NOTICB IS sw CNy Ol tnol Itw Cny hold a public Iwarlns to corwWpi mo ioBowtop Notice w hereby pwan that a Futow H eart* M oonoMor mo Sanford Airport Authority ■udnol lor FV ST-M w « ko hoW on tOandOy. aupuot lim . IMF ol f.N p.m., ta the City dry Hon, OCAOlM S Tueedey Feu Fnday It Naan The Day I SwWay IINomFiWay ADJUSTMNTS AND CNCOlTt: Si Sw paonl at in anoa St an ad. MwSardpyd Herald wW So ibepetwtototw too Brotti and only W *w aetant of Sw c« your od tar ooewaay Sw Brot day X rww P/tirpT 74 CHtvnOLIT 1LSOOSJ140S4I th c 8 m b m m 5 ( 74 CHtvnO LIT 1L4700SM30M 41 00004 JB1M4411CW400MI 44 FOND 1FOKI17OSNHAS4404 SI IPfCOLN IUNSP40F t DY40IU 7 Him pa MAZDA Xm court mn IOODI ot MS Fwt jM tO C ltt4 ftlt 1*47 bua nda shorn Tempo 741 04 TOYOTA B477 jTavnirv4roo44t44 0/0S/P7 71 CMIVNOLIT coY m u tooooi s i do oa t ALOMT FVS MSPSCTSO JB JS I M l I OUFOtt 17 M tON O IFTSNtOTSJUCM M t 40 fOPD IFABP4144JHI7M70 00 HONDA WDAIOIOOOf 6 Fou nd M MINCUNY tlMBM40U0JA0tlM4 CUT! SUM! OOO FOLMO Pt S I DAT4UN thc utaaounoHAMW a n ia JNIHU4ISOOTSS7M4 SAT WW C AU : T4 VOLERWAQON >741110441 ALTAMONTI TOW ISO 117 MASKIP ST ALT. SPOS. SALI NltMMS AT 1*00 AM VWW 1 1 noun emon Pukkah Aupuet I. 1007 A moPur wVI CH Of TVC 0SM-04 ________ •aw to Mbyte ar my nor Ptooao coi m -is e s OP HKXMN LANS Hap w ec S te CAPS NO.i ST-t ttt-C A-tO -1 OAVIO I OATIMANamO SNtNOA S. BATIHAN. 1 MANTA'S OAYCANB BeOYt IDty Prv School LAW WARY ik i m v m ____ OOWSL. LOW . and hoi r -m P" t t "r "to ttiS ? M S T * r' lam irasOOyt COCKTAIL M R V V M n r t A ChNd COME G R O W W ITH WATSON1 Ow rww awwndad odke n NCW 14044 LOOMNO FON CMKO TO WATCH Pt SANFOHO HOMf H a n t o t s C44 » 1 4iM t(toiS30*m ___________ Fx N m t N l efuto cars n my homo M M M 1 oparwipa NMOBOF/T A tfl la D u m a ISA Adopoon ITS, m Ik (407) t»O M 7 14 hr* W d N — >dda “ TBS _ W d lM H Z M B L — OWN WMiMUX wanaB youBMHtotod Corns-K»pw norm PIT Fomacsc P SB nit, tao asSnp Not NU4 1 M N U TI S IB 1 7 f o a l Notlc— IN TM CMCWr? COUNT BtMBT TTTL1 AOTIOM TO OOBtS L. LOW YOU AM HSNSBV MOTlFMO CBUBTV, mai a U au J A 'J W lJ Cooo No- BT-TTO-BA- ISA Si the Matio> of Aiburatwn Between TmI B04T9N OAOUP l F. Of nano f Bunn* •at. NOTICB OF ACTION provided b* s w C*p at WSSMA1MI otsw TO­ WN: Boetwn 041 oe. Fwnoa loot. ABBISTAIICS TO MNncwwra HI am v o f t h u s rnom rwcB i bmould comTACT THS P tNBQNML OFflCS AOA COONOMATON AT ISO•SSI 41 NOUNS Bt ADVAMCI OF THS MIlTMaa. PUBLISH: Aupuot S. IMF OSH-SI LOT ONOVtVNW VILLAOt. ACCONONM TO TM PLAT THSMOP AS NBCONOtO M PLAT BOOK IS. PAOtS 4. S, ANOS. PUBLIC NBOONBt o f ■ TM ALONB WITH T M ‘ iBY-1 PUUNTIFP W. OLM H. WILSON. IT AL OSFINOANT(S) Sw o*u m n m >* I pS S m m m LOT OS, 1ST AOOtTION. TO THI PLAT THIRSOF AS ■ PLAT BOOK ■ . St OP T M PUSUC COUNTY, FLONIOA. CLINK OF THS CINCUfT COUNT Ooputy Clara LAW OFFICSS OF OAVIO J.STtNN ATTONMY PON PLASmFP 4S0S sn sm o an i t ., s u n OSS HOUYWOOO. PL SSSS1 PmMMi : Aupuot 1. S. 1SST DSH-1S D4H.11 SfBT.II OB CAPITAL toONTOAOI BSNVICIS. BtC. PUUNTIFP M. PM O A-B AK IfLITAL OSFftaOAMT(S) portlee claimmp ppomet Sw f elate pi me Defendant. PAID A. BAKIN, deceeepd, whose fdildanca to wtonown: YOU AM MMBY NOTIFItO mat an action te tome Woo a LOT ». LISS THI WIST S P U T THSNSOf ANO LOT 1. LISS THS SAIT OS F l i t TMNSOF, ANO ALSO LISS T M SOUTH t l FIST OF BAW LOTS PKASPVSO FON ALLSY P lIN P O Itl Bt BLOCH IS. OF SBCONO MOTION. BAN LAMTA. ACCONONM TO TM PLAT THIMOF AS HSCOHOCO M PLAT BOOK *. PAOU SS-4S, PUBLIC MCONOB OP H IM NOLI COUNTY. FLONIOA. d m * to toon OAVIO j. STIPN, SufW ess, HePyweed. FL 11011 ltd Mtor man SO do*o SOM mo — A iciw nj am ---a eg, m fM with Sw dart el Bu«a 400. lloXyweed. FL 11011 pw talar Vwn 10 doye from sw dote o l Sw nret publicol wn ol DM notice ol action) and Mo Sw ort*Uwt with Sw dart ol "" * uyui ■non i Mwiiwf, ” 1®** to 4000 r itr s w i i l . PWfMPRWwl olkofmlu wnMvwHN •m .adyuldtodil ifew* NsnMtoPHt N iW in sd S ^NAAfd M Sl^ ft^^m n^ USU | «^WT4MWIW«|l| . pHI *W Bp w4 rB ^w ^^dN Ima M TM •T-STO-ON W HI. ESTATE OF Pi pNNN N CWrti pi _____ CowL NO. Brower O, lenterd, Ftortdo IfT T i-M M . TNd ALL MTINSSTSD PINSONS A M NOTIF1SO THAT. ■eeixim u C ou rteistu xaou OewtNL Ftortdo. mw Mm day el julv. tear. I MONAS CLINK OF T M CMOWT COUNT BT I Sw ooaeptotot or potitWn Wad WITHIM my hand and mo tool el tbto Court at SSMStOLI County. Ftortdo. S«to *Sm day ot JULV. 10*7. (SCAL) MARYANN! WORSE CLINK OF THI em eu IT COURT NY: Hum Kin* Ototiiv Cteffc St ACCONOAMCI WITH THI AAHNtCAN* WITH OIIAIIUn u ACT. | AI ' IN ACCORDANCI WITH THI AMINICANI WITH OISASILITIBS ACT, CBtMT tywsn s ABMNIIBTNATldN. vv avep^wy Sw SMMMOLI County Courtfwuee m *07-111-4110 IXT. 4MT. 1-*0*-***ITM (TOO) or 1-MO-MB-arrt. via COUNT ADMINISTRATION, at Mw SIMINOLI County Courthoueo ol *07-113-4110 IXT. 4117, I-IOO-SSS-S7T1 (TOO) or 1-000-MS-STT0, vW Flortdo Reiey Sorvlco. LawONtoeaol OovW J. Stain, PA. ATTOPNIY FOP PLAINTIFF 4*00 Marxian Suaat, Sto 400 MoPyemod, FL 1X11 ISM) 1*1-0400 Pubbah: Aupuol 1,1,1M7 OCH-14 Law Orticoa ot OovW J Stem. PJL ATTONMY FON PLAINTIFF 0M0 abandon • treat, ate 400 FL SSStl 1.1.1M7 UW L OiLOCN PJL IAN L OILOCN IBOUStC HOT) Flortdo Bor Noj 111041 you are repulred to eorvo o copy ol your rumen dotoneee. S any. to N on DAVID J. IT*AN, you era ropy Nod ta eorvo a TO Gerard I Burnt It* *t-e f o r m terrace •award. Fior.de 11T7I a 1.S.1W7 W PUNSUANT TO FLONIOA ITATUT1S TtS.TS THI FOLLOWING YtMtCLSS WILL B l SOLO AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON TUISOAY AUOUSTMTM. ISST AT IM * AM KT CONTt* TOWINO SCNYtCI. 144 ONANOI AW.. LONOWOOO. FLONIOA. AB IS With 1*0 TITLf 0UANAMT il SILLIH NSSIBWS TMS BtOHT TO BIO. SI00S4Q ITANTB AT AMOUNT DSHD FON TOWSM ANO STONAOI. Vlf wnro ON* HOUR FRIOR TO SALS FORM OF PATHINT IS CASH ON CASHMR* CHICK. I) IM * FORD PICKUP VIN • F10*07470*0 I) IMS NISSAN SINTRA VW • JNIPBtlS0OU0M014 I) ISM W i l l i ALTIMA VW • INOBUltOXSCltSU* 4) 1*71 TOYOTA CONONA VW4RTSM11SM N HS1 TOYOTA CSUCA Flartd* Cart*i pta No S it* and Apr* IS. tM l. and run I t* minuloo. 4* aaaof aaW 4actiow II. a ol M 4 I.U toot Qovorrwwnt Lot • ot card Boetwn It; thonco run Saudi 00 t t nunuwo. IS a*aMid Oeverrwwnt Lot I. * dwtenco ol M M leet to Pp m ol So*inmw*. thonco conlxw* Mum M deprooo. i t mmuioo. i t oMtndi Cool owns Woof end el Mid Lot *. a BtoUwo ol h i m took mono# run Norm Sldosrpoo. 01 mtoutoo. IS OMends Saw. M M M Sw radM point ol o cid-de-OM and i ol o TOtool OOM11 derate. 01 utee, I t aoconde leet etonp eeld centerline. M l.04 lent; thence run Norm 17 derate. IS mnuiM. 11 eecondo Weal M0S1 loot to Point at O1 M I WhtfelebW Drive Meethreu. FWrida 31740 rOU API n o i i Fi IO mat an action tar F R 4 « w e Matwn Ta CoWmn Arparetian Award baa been Mad a*am«i you. and mat yeu a>a raouxad la eerve a copy ol your nnflen dateneae. d any. te euth Mol-on en Nadi J. piene* me PeuMmer e after. nay uhoae eddreee W Peel O** ce Pot 10*. Orlonda, Fond* 11*01 OOP* on or be'ore Auputr l*m IM T . and M* in* onpeiar e W lha CWrh at tr • Court adfwr baler* aareic* an Peiitwnar a artamay ar t i i a eaiauN nw k ape-nal you tar ftw ralwt O ATIO a n JULY 14th, IM F (COURT S I AD CWrh at Itw Cucud Court •V Ruth Kmg Aa Deputy Clark Publiah July 14. IS. end Aupuet 1. 4. IM T D iO -lf l 4)1*47 TOYOTA CSUCA VW ■ JTSSTMCIN7SMS1 • 7) IN * TOYOTA COROLLA D 1MT PLYMOUTH NtUANT VW • 1PSBPMRSHFIM1S4 *11*** CMIVNOLIT CAMANO VW * taiFSS7H1FL47t1l* 10) 1**4 CHCVAOLST VW*tO1JCt4Tlb7M00M It) IM * CHCVNOLIT CAVALMR VW • 101JF1tW»JMM14* II) 1M1 CHCVNOLIT MONTI CARLO * VW ■ lOtAZlTSTDNUTSM 11) 1M1 CHCVNOLIT CAMANO VW * 101 AP*7I4CLII1S11 14) IM * BUICK SKVHAWK YIN • 104JS17PMK4S4SIS t il ISM BUCK ILICTNA VW • 1(MCXMBA01*111*1 II) IMS OLOBMOB4L1 CUTLASS VIN • I01AM1M4DD441M* 1T| IMS OLDBMOBUS , CUTLASS VW ■ taiA JIM A F O im iS t l) ISM DATSUN PICKUP VWfHUMISSOM 15) IMS CADILLAC A/R/A Lot SS. -TMS PORSST AT LARS IIANNBT. M OTIO N B*. OSCSOLA BU IFF SOUTH ■nd you wo rapuPod to awe* * eepM 4M UM ^ tofHMMWa Nml^MSWmW SVpy d Id*a yVlto WiNlMT ^^Hmt^BBy d any, la R an Cbrlotopbat C. Cethcort, lotoubo. Aatomoy tor Plolntdl, 130 N. Broadaroy Avanuo, Orlande. F t 31*01 and Mo the ertrnoi «rtW mo Ctort ot nw above antWod court an or batoro I apt am bar Oth, 1M7 olhonrwa, o dotauit mu bo entered epainei you tar the ' prayed tar In m# Tbto notice atwn be puthahad anca a WITNCM my band and aeal at aoM Court at Sanford, Florida mi tbw am day ot AUOUST, 1M7. tCMub Court BooO MARYANNS MORM Clert ot tbo ClrcuN Court NY: Rum Kina Deputy dark m o a n d s v iu j VW • IOSCOMMF4174MS SO) IMS HYUNDAI IXCIL VW • KMHL011JXJU1107** It ) IMS HYUNDAI IXCIL VW IKMHL011 JIKUISMt* U ) ISSSBUBANUBW CHRISTOPHIR C. CATHCART. Col aw M hr Job low wtoyf 1-800-711-JOGS toe a s n r tN job fo n nut roFaa* f f i g L cS^toTooyo OM* LSOAL DCSCRiPTlON: Baa M Ttop ISB Np* SOS. W 1TSJS' at I t i l 174'at S 1M ‘ at NW t/4, L IS S I t . 00 recorded m itw PubfW RM Prde Pt Caunty, Ftortdo. The property botof l oo IS M Frorwb Variance Repuaelad: A reduction in m* RdV PlQBWn t yr totoA CtoM A COL fOG (Nmoo Co* Stoti to 1pm ■ I-S0GS74-S0S0 ■ fOonJ^n Ordy IOC U PC HM AfWr to porton Ms rut Cowl- oauoWadcond NOFnSSS-ttss rant 139 totomwonai Pfcary. IS ' ramiiramanta (cenapyl: repufrad, t l propaaad. ■ mw* of t r . AX partiea in totaroat and cri Lake Mary ***-1000_________ CELEBRITY CIPHER a* awd hoorm*. to w8 V own of mo City by Lu U C u npoc .1 | - - arecreme*kampmamnebyI FaWyyekm Ya day at JWy. ISST. fwfon Mai ADVICE TO THS PUBLIC: H 0 porton docldoo to oppool a •U M J 3M N. Broadway Auanoa Orlando. FL SH03 HOT) SOI-SSM Flo. 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Several studies, notably one performed in Sweden, had indi­ cated a small but significant risk of childhood leukemia in people who live within loo yards of high-voltage elec­ trical lines As you can imagine, these' conclusions caused enormous con­ cern among the general population, especially since many people distrust the government and industry authori­ ties who control power lines However, an eicellenl National Cancer Institute study, reported In the July 3, 1997 issue of the New England Journal of Medicine, dispels these concerns Using more than soo children with leukemia and another 900 children without, the researchers meticulously investigated the role of high tension wires The results eonrlusivvly proved that prolonged exposure to the elec Iromagnetic radiation from power lines was not repeat NOT — a fee tor causing childhood leukemia In this country, about 2000 children are diagnosed with acute lymphoblas tic leukemia each year. Despite remarkable advances In therapy, the mortality rate is still ton high This is a tragedy for the victims and their families However, it is reassuring to know that the government and the power mduitry are not to blame Surely, we need to know why thou sands of children get leukemia, that question awaits further reararrh Tor now. we ran at least discard one pos • T* TO oa A I n 3 a m N iN 0 : it V « • 9 n e prescribed for Lyme disease, is inef • (active therapy for erlichioais and habooMs. In such a situation, where the possibility of more than one dis ease oslsts. experts recommend — which should be taken heat least a month PETER G O T T .M .D . J coexist, and if not treated early, can cause heart, joint and brain damage that becomes more difficult to cure the later treatment Is begun The diagnoses are made by patients' clinical presentations and by blood tests Amoxicillin, an antibiotic frequently Your friend baa probably received adequate treatment, because the coexistence of two or three tick-borne diseases Is unusual. On the other hand. It Is indeed possible that he could also have a non-Lyme disease that will not respond to amoxicillin therapy. In my practice. I treat all cases of early Lyme disease with doxyryctine. hoping that related infer lions will be eradicated with one course of antibiotic therapy, e ISS1NTW ITAm CNTDinUSC ASSN □nnn nun romra nnmnn □□nronno □nnnn nnnnnnn nnn nnnnnnn nnnn nnn nnnn nunnnn nnn nnmnn nnunnn mnr.innn nnnnn nnn nnunnn nnnu nnn nnnml □nunnnn nnn □nnmnnn nnnnn nnnnnnn nnnnn nnn nnn nnnn siblr cause If you lire near high volt age power lines, your risk of leukemia and other diseases it not increased To give you more information. I am sending you a ropy of my Health Report •Viruses and Cancer * DEAR DR (JO TT I live in an area where Lyme disease is prevalent My fnrnd was recently treated with amoxicillin lor Lyme disease WiU this antibiotic also kill other tick borne d U fA M 9 DEAR READER No. it will not The deer tick, a ubiquitous and tiny insect, can spread at least three sen ous diseases when It freds on humans Lyme disease is one The typical symptoms of this affliction are rash, (ever, and muscle aches and pains The second disease, human granu lorytic eriirhiosia. is similar to Lyme disease but lacks a rash Common s)mptoms include headache, fever, yowl and muscle pains, weakness and ddBcuky concentrating The third disease, babesiosis, also cawm symptomsidentical to Lyme • •serttMA.kw All three disorders are serious, can 3 tsl Innate or acquired? By Phillip Alder saying go men bring born unlucky, some achiev­ ing unluciuneaa. and some having un luckiness thrust upon th rm ' Into which category do you think todav'a declarer falls' At both tables In a match at the Zone 9 Championships in Capa Town, the contract was seven nolrump The Ant had the sense lo ptay it by North. led a heart. Declarer cashed two lop spades, claiming when everyone followed If the spades had broken 9 1. he had squeeze chances as well as the diamond finesse on the back burner Our unlucky expert played the con­ tract from the wrong side when his partner (with debatable wisdom! raised spades immediately. There foi- lowed two cue-bids and two doses of K hrp* ‘Hrthctay Saturday. Aug. 9.1997 Your prospects tor success look strong for the year ahead, prowled you are con­ sistent Leaving a tiring ol unfinished prefects m your wake ywfds you only 1*4urts LEO (July 23-Aug. 23) Ties might not ba a productive day lor you You w* know what needs to be dona, but you could ba an urwnpeed starter and never get your rocket airborne. Trying to patch up a bro­ ken romance? The Astro-Graph Matchmaker can help you understand •hat to do to maka tha relationship work Mai 92 75 to Matchmaker, c/o tat news­ paper. P.O. Boa 1759. Murray Hill Stahon. New York. NY 10156. VPIOO (Aug. 23-OepL 22) It« rot what you have that writ impress others today. by Jim Moddlch ANNIE Knowing the are was in the dummy from the cue bid. West made the good lead of a diamond No( having X ray vi­ sion. declarer won with dummy's are and played a spade lo hia ace. West dropping the nine Well was that a sin­ gleton' (f so. declarer could finesse East out of his remaining jack and 19. Delaying the evil moment, declarer played a club lo dummy's 19 East dw carded a heart! Surely the adds of a l~* spade break had increased dramatical­ ly. (True, they had ebaagrd. but a 2 3 ‘ s still about ‘ ' ‘twice * as “likely * as 1-4 And West might have started with J-I0-9.I Bravely — or foolhardily, de­ pending on how you view these things - declarer ran dummy'* spade eight, going two down when West won with the jack and cashed the diamond king. * • a a 99 3 K q s i A q s q I# 7 West a J t * J s * K 9 79 * 9 9 43 2 a 19 4 2 • 1117141 • J 9 42 a a K q 7s WA • 19 3 a A K J 9 9 Vulnerable: East West Dealer South ■ewlh 2* 4* 4NT SNT West Pare Pea* Pats Pass Nertb 3* 4* 3* 7NT East Pass Pas* Pass All pas* Opening lead: • 9 r little NZA.hr Zf l';r r& f& y ’ :fi W pm qfour ROBOTMAN* Blackwood At that poll such a strong band, derided that if South could invite seven, he had what •*.' » ; fa what you are tval counts. Do not com­ pare material worth to substance UBRA (Sept 23-OcL 22) Ba opbrreatc today but also ba realistic Try to see things lor what may are It you don? lud yoursei or others you! do okay SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Your hunches coo'd be lauky today and impel you toward unsound judgments Talk matters over with people whose logc and ooeeon you respect SAOrTTAfMUS (Nov. 23-Oec. 21) Do not dawdte your tens away today on expen­ sive. Involous pursues You coiAd and up spending more than you intend or can # ^ T*T T ;V^.#i f »* » . A*| BtSC IS (Fab. 20-March 20) It could prove snaa today to stay out ot me conk dental affairs of others and also bar them from entering yours A IM S (March 21-April 19) Do not pre­ tend that you're willing to share somethmg with another it you arenl People you try to kid will patcaive your little TAUBUS (April 30 May 20) Obfsctivee tor whtth you atm today could ba * jskxv ary; tha pure you are aagerty striving toward might ba |us( an empty package I(May 21^una 20) Do rot specu­ late hnancuay today in areas wan wtveh CAPRICORN (Dae. 22-Jan. 19) Be cog- you are untansfcar. Your lack ol axpariiM nuent ol your beliawM at aS times today, m theta venues could causa expensive eepeoaty when asaobakng with people who could either help or hurl your career CANCfM (June 21-Juty 22) If you are AOUARMO (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Ba magh maponettie for certain household chores native today, but also ba able to deter­ today, don't shirk these family duties mine which things are teasAle Positive Those who depend on you wd be severe­ expedition* era constructive, wishful ly MaappoinMd. thinking Is not. c u n bySEA. tat by Loonard Store � 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/. 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