6 10 248 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2f56200ba381fa97db090b287c591803.pdf 731bcf1c42cce4f88f1c722942672a16 PDF Text Text TUESDAY S ep tem b er 9. l (W7 50 Cents i e cn n o io g y artnership ‘or co u n ty? X aid Staff Writer Telecommunications Director Chris Orasso confident today that the Board of Semi­ nole County Commissioners will approve a public/prtvate partnership with HTE, Inc., a leading software and solutions provider whose headquarters la In Lake Mary. Orasso and Purchasing Manager Kelly Loll are recommending a 81.5 million annual. 5year contract that will not only bring the county up to date in th* technology field but also save 8377.885 In this time period. "H TE'a vision and mission minor the School The B ratn oli County today at 5:30 p.m. at th Canter, 400 K. Lake Member* arc axpectad to approve a excess of 0405 million. Por information. call 320-0000. Deadly stretch of highway Light rail The Florida Department of Transportation and LYNX will hold ho a workshop . today bom 4 to 7 p.m. at Eastmonte Park Auditorium. 430 Magnolia Drive In Altamonte Springs, to dis­ cus* a proposed route for a light rail system and the properties that will be affected. For more Information, call I-S64.797.|fll8. Golden Rule meeting Qolden Rule Housing A Community Develop­ ment Corporation will hold Its first board meeting on Sept. 10 at 8:30 a.m. at Ooldenrule’s offices, located at 2968 S. Orlando Drive (at Airport Ooulevgrdl. Weter management meeting The governing board of the St. Johns River Water Management District will meet at Dis­ trict Headquarters. State Road 100 West. Palatka on Sept. 9 at 10 a.m. At I p.m. at the same location, at regulatory meeting will be held followed by committee meetings. At 8 p.m. on the same day, a public hearing •ad­ dressing g tentative budget for fiscal year. 1998 and proposed mileage rate wtll be held at the same location. On Sept. 10. there will be another public hearing at the same location on land acquisi­ tion. Local ridar horaaa around Annie Vorenkamp of Sanford earned a Youth Top Ten In Half Arabian Western Pleasure JTR and JOTR at the Blh Annual Youth National Arabian and Half-Arablan Championship Horse Show held tn Oklahoma City. More than 1.000 horses and riders competed for national titles In 90 events. The versatile Arabian. Half-Arablan and Angle-Arablan horses at the show were highly competitive In a variety of English, western and other disci­ plines. demonstrating high style, agility and skill. In addition, the exhibitors competed for a l­ most 450,000 in scholarships plus saddles, jackets and other prises. Fur more Information about upcoming events and youth program or the Arabian horse breeds, contact IAHA at: 10808 East Bethany Drive. Aurora. Colorado 80014 I3Q3) 698-4500. Vital records available A new govemement publication. "Where to Write for Vital Records." explains how and where to write for birth, death, marriage and divorce certificates. This publication lists the appropriate agencies to contact In each state, along with the address, telephone number and cost. To order, send a check for 47.95 payable to Federal Reprints. PO Box 11783. Washington D.C. 20008. ‘ Oops! In a story that ran on Sept. 7. Qcorge Con don waa mistakenly Identified as growing up In Lake Mary. In fa ct th* Sienatrom Elementary teacher was born and raised in Banfard. Also, he Is now attending th* University of Central Florida where he is working on his master's d e fe e In educational leadership. Iran* Putts. Bab Foley, By DAVID PBAXIM Herald Staff Writer Sanford, Lake M ary residents m eet to fight developm ent By 8HAM BRODIS Herald Staff Writer Rather than resort to rumors over the backyard fence, homeowners In Haywood took a proactive stance against proposed development adjacent to their neighborhood by getting together to learn exactly what re­ course they nave In the situation. The homeowners meeting waa organised to dlsssaUby Irene Putts and -• Nell note information about the pending land use amendment that would allow 158 MOfTWWWl 9 * n p m mia uww r w • BA Oeo,sr Martina. 28. of LAKE MARYApopka, was killed Sunday on the Lake Mary etretch o f Interstate 4. M artina was allegedly (raveling at a high rate of speed when he hit one of the barrier walla and then loot control of his vehicle. Aa he lost control, his car rroased over the median where It w*a hit by an oncoming car. Rescue services declared M artina dead at the accident site. Speed and the construction rone, which starts north of Lake Mary and ends just south of State Road 434. have claimed three lives In th* last month making a total of four for this particular corridor of construction according lo Lake Mary Police Chief Richard Deary. -Two things need to be done: education and enforcement,* said Deary. Caution devices, such as the meeesgr boards that motoriels of upcomm *no effect* according to Beary. Following the local route of light rail system By MAMA OREM Herald Staff Writer Seminole County residents will have a chance today lo view (he proposed route of a Central Florida light rail system. The Florida Department of Transportation and the LYNX bua system will hold a workshop from 4 to 7 p.m. at Eastmonte Park Auditorium. B30 Magnolia Drive in Altamonte Springs. The purpose or the workshop ts to provide information to residents and collect feedback and com ­ ments from the public regarding the proposed 25-mile path that will extend from Sea World to Stats Road 434 In Longwood. The project team to looking for public Involvement, according to spokeswoman Laurie Phillips o f the engineering firm Keith and Schnare. Pa. of Alta­ monte Springe. More than 800 people participated In workshops that were held In March. Museum sponsors historical program inning nc would follow U>e existing CSX rail­ road tracks. The proposed route moves into the 1-4 corridor In downtown Orlando and then Into International Drive to Sea World. PhlUlpa said engineers are also looking at an option to branch out the tracks to the 1-4 corrida In A l­ tamonte Springs and Maitland. Aerial photographs and detailed boards wtU be presented at the meeting showing the areas In the corrida Including homes and businesses that wtll bo affected by the proposed alignment. Officials will also discuss alternative align­ ments and station locations ‘ People wtll be able to see the specific properties In the serial shots.* Phillips said. The presentation to the result of a preliminary engineering and en­ viron mental study (PD8EI headed by the FOOT and LYNX and con­ ducted by the engineering firm of Parsons Brtnckerhoff. Quads and scrtam Bpaclsl to tbs Herald T h e Seminole Ware and Their Impkct on Florida History* Will be the topic for a presentation Thurs­ day. September IB. at 7:30 p.m. at the Seminole County Agricultural Center. Free and open to the public, the am to funded by tne Florida K inities Council with Its local sponsor being the Museum of Seminole County History. The ware. (1816-1868) marked a time of extreme conflict in Florida history and resulted In the expul­ sion of most Seminole people from their homeland. The spewer. Dr. John Motion, professor emeritus at the University of Florida, explores the mg|a leaders o f both sides and to the relationship between the Semlnoles and African Americana. Dr. Mahon to eminently qualified to apeak on the subject. He re* celved a bachelor's degree from Swathmore College and 8 Ph.D. from UCLA. He then served three Military History. Department o f th* Army. He was an the faculty s i UP from 1984-1985, having served aa 1it- s i r i v * - * '1 f ___ • L /J b c. \ ,.t> . �1 A - Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida • Tuesday, Sep Iember 9, 1997 Tara’s tiara is up for grabs Saturda Theae arc the final days and houra of Tan Dewx Holland's reign aa Miaa America. The Lake Mary High School gradu* ate and former Mlee Florida will turn over her tiara to an­ other woman on Saturday night. The 1090 competition bea today in Atlantic City, the il being televised by ARCTV on Saturday night. Holland, whose parents Itve In Longwood, has made appe aroncea throughout the tilted Statea since winning Un her crown. She sang Patriotic aonga on the Fourth o f July with the Ooaton Pope Orches­ tra. She made a strong com m it­ ment to promote reading and literacy aa her Miaa America platfbrm, and haa accom­ plished a p e a t deal. Holland plana to continue these efforU the coming year, and Mic'U be making more singing appearances. The big hoopla concerning this year's Mias America con­ test la over the first ever wearing o f two-piece bathing ■utta. Contestants have the choice for the first time to choose one or two-piece suit*. A couple o f years ago. con­ test officials considered doing awny with the bathing ault segment, which constItutea 15 percent o f the voting for a winner. man) was born on Sept. 1090. He died In 1900. Onward wagona S HertWMrolobyWrendihenWee Hi! I'm a little boy, 8-weeks old I am a Lab mi*, with tour brothers and listers si the same litter. I k>vo to tun and frolic. I would realy She lo have a nice new home with loving patents I wil be a grat addition to any family. Other Lab mix litters are also available at the Humane Society ol Seminole County. If you would like to adopt me or any ol the other ani­ mals al the shelter, please stop by or call 323-B66S 1997 tree assistance program for orchards Special to tba Herald DELAND. Fin. • The USDA Is announcing the 1907 Tree As­ sistance Program ITAP). The 1997 TAP program, adminis­ tered by tile Fnrm Service Agency, provides cost-share payments to orchard and vine­ yard growers who Incurred losses due to damaging weather, including losses caused by freeze, excessive rainfall floods, drought, tor­ nado. and earthquake In Fiscal Year 1997 (October I. 1000 through September 30. 1997). Payment are authorized only for eligible owners who actu­ ally replant or rehabilitate or­ chard trees and vineyards. Growers must file an applica­ tion for the 1997 TAP program at their county Farm Service Agency ofTIce during the sign­ up period to be held August IS through September 12. 1997. TAP Is designed lo reimburse lo cal ro m c A rtH Today: Skies will be partly cloudy with a 20 percent chance of isolated thunder­ storms In the nrternoon. Highs near 90. Lows In the lower-70s. Wednesday: rarlly cloudy with a chance of showers. Highs In the 90s. Lows near 70. Thursday: Partly cloudy with a chance of showers. Highs In the 90s. Lows near 70. Friday: Partly cloudy with a chance of showers. Highs near 90. Lows near 70. STATISTICS The high temperature In Sanford Monday was 88 d e ­ grees and the overnight low was 66 aa 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., Monday totaled .00 Inches. ‘ Sunrise................ 7:07 a.m. •Sunset..................7:37 p.m. D C T IM M D O U T LO O K TODAY Cloudy 00 71 W EDNESDAY Tatrroa 00 70 THURSDAY T atrau SO 00 FRIDAY Tstrm e 00 60 Tuesday, September 0, 1997 VOL 90, No. 13 PuMIbMd T u «d *y through FHde/ •nd tuntf*y by TM Sanford Htrald. Inc. 300 N. trench A**.. Seniors. Fla. 12771 Pertoocal Portage Pew et Sanford, Florida end eddiflonel melting ofllcee. Poelmeeler: Send edditit chengee 10 THE SANFORD HERALD. P.O. Boa IMF. Sanford, FL 32772- 1447. Subacriptfon Rata a (deny S Sunday) Homo Deliaary Mali 3 Month# I f f SO 124 00 9 Monlha 139 00 94* 00 1 Veer m oo SMOO Florida Oeeidenia mutt pay 7W eaiee lee In addition to relee above. Phone (407) 122-2911 Ught thg eandlM Birthday cards today to ac­ up to 100 pcrcenl of the re­ planting or rehabilitation costs or orchardlsts who experienced orchard tree and vineyard losses in FY 1997. Eligible owners may not receive more than 825.000 per person. To qualify, orchard tree and vine­ yard ownrrs must: * Own not more than 500 acres of the type of orchard tree or vineyard for which bench Is are requested. * Earn less than 82.5 million gross annual revenue In the tax year preceding the year In which the losses occurred. * Suffer 20 pcrcenl or greater loss, adjusted for normal mor­ tality. * Ue in compliance with highly erodlble land and wet­ land — — Payments will be provided for the replacement or rehabilita­ tion or al qualifying losses within the Individual payment limitations. tor C liff Robert eon (fa), mu­ sician-singer ■Uly Preston (S I), actress Sylvia M ile s (03). actor M i­ chael Keaton (46). net or Hugh Grant (37). former quarterbaek/broodcaster Joe ThaisM an (40) and basketball Player Dan Mgfdrta (33). Kea­ ton may well call this Uneup^a ‘ D ream --------- tra Bot- The Honeymoon Trail Wagon Trek begins today In Pipe Springs. Arif., and enda Sat­ urday In St. George. Utah. B e­ ginning In 1077. Mormon cou­ ples traveled this 70-mile route to be married in the Mormon temple at St. Oeorge. This year, 50 copies are ex­ pected to make the trek In covered wagons. Talk about getting hitched. John 8abattlan Just in case you're going craiy trying to remember who sang ‘ Welcome Back, Hotter,H the answer la John Sebastian Hotter was played by Gabel >1 Kaplaa. Rhode was Valeria ■seper. Mao T ie-T u n g played himself and Chinese Checkers. Tara Dawn Holland Her Day egain • 00/00. The ninth day o f the ninth month, an excuse to party hardy. Bend a dollar to G a ll Berger in Poca. Weet. Va., and she'll send you a Bonza Bottler button. Oall Berger: 109 Matthew Ave. Poca, West Vn., 29100. Go Mountaineers. Mlltatonas California became the 31st state on Sept. 0, isso. Tae-Tnng dies on Sept. 9. 1070. Rtoda had Its television premiere on Sept. 9. 1974 and Wefconw Bock, Hotter had Its premiere on Sept. 9. 1970, Colenal Norland David Sand­ ora (Kentucky Fried Chicken Boauty tsn't.only skin doop Last week, the Orlando Sanford Airport Yermlnal Building was awarded a beautification award from the City of Sanford Scenic Improvement Board. The award was in recognition or the many improvements that have been made at the terminal On hand to receive the award were (left to right) John Oleaen. Director of Facilities. Scott Cote. Maintenance Foremand and Jim Fcllccttl, Grounds Maintenance Technician. if lo w q a t w s w 9, NAFTA’s expansion could devastate Florida’s Industry Special tn tba Harold_______ LAKELAND - Members of the Florida Citrus Commission and the Florida Department of Cit­ rus, representing the slate's 14.000 citrus growers are planning to travel to Washing­ ton, DC to express the indus­ try's concerns over the Admini­ stration request of Congres­ sional approval trade talks to expand the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA). According to the Cit­ rus Commission, expansion of NAFTA will devastate the Florida citrus industry, an In­ dustry that employs mare than 100.000 people and provides an SS billion annual economic Impact to the state, ranking It directly In size after tourism. In a letter presented lo all 23 members of the Florida Con­ gressional delegation and Ihr State's two Senators. the Chairman of the Florida Citrus Commission. Howard Sorrells, stated. 'Florida's citrus grow­ ers are concerned over grant­ ing broad fust-track trade ne­ gotiating authority to the A d­ ministration to form a Free Trade Area of the Americas, especially one that Includes Braill. Trade la a two way street: however, the growers of the state o f Florida Tins as of late been forced down one-way allcya o f unfair competition. For instance, after three years of NAFTA. Florida citrus Is still not even allowed Into Mexico. Any orange juice concession to Brazil would be unidirectional.* Brazil the predominant ex­ porter o f citrus In the world, produces nearly twice the amount of oranges as the state o f Florida, and due to lower en­ vironmental and labor stan­ dards has a 30 percent lower coal o f production. Florida produced a record crop the previous growing season, pro­ ducing close to 300 million boxes of citrus, and crop ex­ pectations are even higher far Ihe upcoming year. According to the Citrus Commission. Florida growers are continually under pressure from unfair trade competition. For instance, Australia still K ohtbils the importation of orIda citrus, yet Australian oranges can be found on sale In the United States. Addition­ ally, China, ihe country with the largest trade surplus with Ihe United Statea •till remains closed to Florida Citrus. Mexi­ can and Caribbean Basin Ini­ tiative countries already have taken advantage of liberalized trade with the United Statea under recent trade agreements. The Florida Congressional delegation has called for a Hireling lo discuss the Issue with Industry officials and rep­ resentatives on September 10 In Washington. DC. This has been done In antlet patIon of the Administration's formal re* quest of fast-track trade nego­ tiating authority, which Con-' gresa anticipates receiving in September and voting upon in ' October. The Florida Department Of Citrus Is an executive branch of Florida state government charged with the marketing, research and regulation of the Florida citrus industry. All ac­ tivities of the Department are funded by (he Florida citrus growers. MIAMI - Florida 24 hour tem­ p eratu res an d rainfall at 0 a .m . today: CUy Apalachicola Daytona Dch FI. Laud. Fort Mytra Gallic iville Jacksonville Key We»t Miami Pciitacola Sarasota Tallahassee Tampa W. Palm Bch TIOM HI Lo 88 89 90 02 90 01 89 90 87 00 90 89 80 70 70 77 75 58 08 78 78 70 73 69 74 75 till .tlA .00 .00 00 .00 .00 00 .00 .00 .00 .00 00 .00 ______ ____ — d TUESDAY) SOLUS A X TABLE: min.. 11:30 a.m., maj. 5:20 p.m., . min.. 12:00 a.m., maj. 5:45 p.m. TIDES t Daytona Beach: high: 1:03 a.m., 1:37 p.m.. low: 7s 11 a.m.. 0:10 p.m. N o v Smyrna Beacht high: 1:00 a.m., 1:42 p.m.. low: 7:16 a.m.. S:I5 p.m.. Cocoa Beaebi high: 1:23 p.m.. 1:57 p.m.. low: 7:31 a.m.. 6:30 p.m. ***0* Dsytc LOTTEH*^ Here are the winning num-| bers selected on Monday In the Florida L ot te fw (Sop 0) Fantasy 0 (Sept. 2-10-10-18-23 2-10-16-19-20 T ♦i- Special to tb s Herald_________ For service rendered Seventeen Seminole County boys and girts will advance to the Sectional Competition of the Annual NFL/Oatorade Punt. Pass and Kick Contest on Oc­ tober 10th In Brevard County. Thirty-nine youngsters par­ ticipated on Sunday tn the 8emlnole County competition held at Seminole High School In Sanford. The youngsters were divided by age and fen ­ der. The first, second and third place winners in the Boys S-0 Division weret Nathan Loiars (Kecth Elementary School). Thomas Harr ess (Wilson Ele­ mentary School) and Terence Quinn (Hamilton Elementary School). The first, second and third place winners in the Boys 10I t Division ever*! John Con­ nelly (Wektva Elementary Schooli. Desmond Williams (Lake Orients Elementary School) and David Rose (St. Charles School). The Drat, second and third place winners in the Beys 1013 Division Fvere: Ryan Colton (Rock Lake Middle School), David Saule (Greenwood Lakes Middle School) and Jeeua Mulno (Lakevtcw Middle Bchool). Ty Dodman, left photo, and John Hauck, center of lower photo, ere honored at the Thursday, Sept. 4 city commission meeting for service rendered to the city of lake Mary. Dodman retired from his 6-year position on the Local Planning Agency In April. Hauck, a resident of The Forest since 1903, wE soon be moving to Georgia. Ha has been actively Involved In the community end served on the city's Board of Adjustment for 10 yean. Mayor David Meaior shakes Houck's hand aa he presents Mm wth e copy of the proclamation malting Sept. 5 ‘John Hauck Day.' Commiasionen Georgs Durysa, from left, Gary Brander, Sheta Sawyer and Thom Greene look on. 1 Smyrna Bsachi Seas are 1-3 feet with a light chop. Water temperature at Daytona is 62 degrees and at New Symrna. 02 degrees. Winds from the northeast at 0-10 m.p.h. Lotto (Sept. 0) 7-10-10-30-30-40 Punt, pass, kick contest upcoming The first, aecond and third ? lace winners tn the Boys 14- S Division weret Qarrett Gold­ smith (Seminole High School), Bradley Locke (Seminole High School) and Stephen Aaby (Jackson Heights Middle Schooli. The first, second and third place winners tn the atria 0-0 Division weret Elizabeth Con­ nelly (Wektva Elementary School). Atlcfya Chandler (IdyltwOde Elementary School) and Hillary Martin (Lake Orienta Elementary School). mm �Sanford HsrsM, Sanford, Florida • Tuesday, Saptambar 0. 1907 - JA Avoid becoming a crime victim What should you do IT you find yourself In a potential dangerous situation? Have you ever been faced with having to walk to your car in a deserted unlit parking lot or had car problems while traveling alone? Maybe you live In a neighborhood where crime la Increasing and you are concerned for the safety o f youraelf or family. What can you do? The Seminole County Sheriffs Department Crime Prevention Unit will present a class on crime Prevention Awareness from 3 to 3:SO p.m., September 17 at the Bucceae By six portable classroom on the Crooms Academy campus, 3300 W. 13th St.. Sanford. The free seminar la open to the public. There will be refreshmenta and door prlsea. For more Information, call (4071303-8937. P o tM M lo n of cannabis David Whatley, SO, of 1831 Sanford Landings. Sanford, was arrested Thursday by Sanford police. Whatley was charged with possession o f cannabis under 30 grama, resisting with violence, driving'while license ta suspended or revoked and possession o f drug paraphernalia. Whatley waa arretted In the 3300 block o f West Seminole Boulevard. Report said that the officer mads a traffic stop due to Whatley squealing h it urea and seeming 'in a hurry*. DUI orroot Grant Houghtaling Jr.. 43, of 440 Rtvervtew Ave., Sanford, was arrested Wednesday by Florida Highway Patrol. Houghtaling waa charged with D ill and arrested at the corner of Airport Boulevard and 30th Street. Report said that Houghlallngs car hit the back of another vehicle then swerved Into another lane hilling another car. Retell theft Record school enrollment continues Spactol to lh a Harald America's schools will con­ tinue to bulge at the seams this fall as another record number o f students la filling up conventional and portable classrooms. U. 8. Secretary o f Education Richard W, Riley said S3.3 mil­ lion students are expected to attend school this fall, with the bulk of the increase at the high school level. According to the second an­ nual back-lo-school report, prepared by the Education De­ portment's National Center for Education Statistics, total public and private school en­ rollment this foil will surpass last fall's all-time high of more than 51 million students. Riley said the Increases will continue unabated for the next decade and call for aerkfos solutions to the school over­ crowding problems that many school districts are experienc­ in g Increases are expected lo peak at 54.3 million In 3007. "Portable classrooms and short-term solutions Just don’t cut It." Riley said. "We need lo build some 0.000 additional schools In the next 10 yexrs. Children shouldn't spend Ihclr entire educational experience going to schools in portable classrooms. Right now school overcrowding Is a local con­ cern. but It has the potential to become a national crisis* According to the report, the largest Increase will be among teenager*. From the foil of 1997 through 9007. the na­ tion's schools can expect a IS percent Increase in graded 913. a five percent Increase in grades stx through eight, and a one percent decrease in grade* one through five. Overall, elementary and sec­ ondary enrollment Is projected to increase by four percent over the next ten years, with western states having the larg­ est Increases—California la ex­ pecting the largest percent in­ crease o f almost IS percent. Idaho, Arisons. Wyoming, Colorado, New Mexico. Texas, and Oeorgia Join California as states wttn increases o f more than ten percent. Twenty states and the District o f C o­ lumbia can expect a decrease. "This le not like the peak en­ rollment In 1971. when after a few years, it leveled off and started declining* Rdey said. ’ From now until 3007, we will ace a steady Increase of stu­ dents. and we won’t see that number start to decline for quite a few years after 3007. At that time, we expect to have a record 54.3 million atudenU. We've got to start preparing for that now." For example, the Virginia Beach School District was among the top 35 school dis­ tricts with the largest enrollfrom 1984 to 1984. For the past 15 years, the district’s number o f stu­ dents has grown by 39.9 per­ cent. Currently, several schools a n about IS percent over their capacity. They are either planning to open a new school or have another class­ room added to an existing school, Furthermore, three schools are currently under construction, while renovations and additional classrooms arc being added to another 13 schools. Also, the Virginia Beach School District currently uses about 350 portable class­ rooms. Riley also stressed that the demand for teachers would rise with Increased student enrollment. He said that about two million more teachera will be needed for the next decade. Leo Jackson, 30. of 700 E. 11tli St., Sanford, waa arrested Wednesday by Sanford police. Jackson was charged with retail theft and arrested in Ihe 3000 block of South Orlando Drive. Report said that Jackson put dresses In a Wal Mart bag and exiled store. Disorderly conduet Ruth Fields. 39. of II0 S E. 8th 8t.. Sanford, was arrested Thursday by Sanford police. Fields was charged with disorderly conduct and arrested tn the 100 block of French Avenue. Report said that officers tried to calm Fields down as she continuously yelled obscenities. Tags switched on shirt Carolyn Llngle, 33. of 3074 Ifeathwood St.. Dellona. was arrested Thursday by Sanford police. Llngle was charged with retail theft and attested In Ihe 300 block of Towne Center Circle. Report said that Llngle switched tags on a shirt. Man shot at Levory Hickman. 31. of 151 Ikthune Court, Sanford, was arrested Thursday by Sanford police. Hlckmon was charged with aggravated assault and arrested at the corner of Hth Street and Olive Avenue. Report said that Hlckmon shot at n man three times with a B mm handgun. Incldsnts An air conditioning unit worth SIMM waa stolen Thursday In the 800 block o f East 25th Street. Cash totaling 833 and other various Items were stolen Thursday in tKc 800 block o f Rosalia Drive. A microwave worth 8300 waa stolen Thursday tn the 100 block o f Commerce Way. Currency totaling 8903 and various other Items were stolen Thursday In (he 400 block of West Airport Boulevard. A Sanyo television worth 8350 was stolen Thursday In Ihe 500 block o f North Palmetto Avenue. Twenty packs o f cigarettes worth 837.98 were stolen Thursday In Ihe 1400 block of South French Avenue. Hot shot kids can sign up to play ■pactal to tbs Harold_________ The first local competition in the Seminole County Police Athletic League’s Hot Shot *97 will be held at 5 p.m., Friday, September 13 at Candyiand Park. 59® Longdale Avenue. Longwood. Seminole County youngsters aged 9 through 14 will compete In Hot Shot ’97. Each partici­ pant will be given 90 seconds to shoot a basketball from various distances on the court. Points are awarded for each shot made. The participants are divided Into categories based on age and gender. The Seminole County winners In each cate­ gory receive a free trip to com­ pete In the Florida Police Ath­ letic League competition later this year. Hot Shot TJ7 Is open lo any Seminole County youngster be­ tween the ages of 9 and 14. Pre-registration costs 83. To pre-register call 330-6600, Ext 363. Registration on the day of Ihe competition costa 83. Future competitions will be held on September 19 In San­ ford, September 37 In Winter Springs and October 3 In Lake Mary. The Seminole County Championships are scheduled for October 36 at Seminole Community College in Sanford. Dinners to be distributed Seminole Volunteer Enterprises, Inc. announces (hat Jeno Pauluod frosen dinners wlll.be distributed Wednesday, September 10, at the Food Assistance Office located at 3970 Orlando Sanford. FI. All Seminole residents who are eligible to receive Department o f Agriculture commodities will be eligible to receive this donated food from Psulucci Enterprises. Inc. Recipients are required to bring USDA cards aa proof o f eligibility. Residents of Seminole County who have not been registered for this program may be registered at this time. Eligibility la based on family else and Income. Anyone currently on Medicaid, r - j ~ meet the income requirements. Rules for acceptance and participation same for everyone without regard to race, sex or handicap. Distribution will begin at 10 a m . and will close ai a . questions? Please call Food Assistance office at 333-1530. D eserve A Little Treatment. Introducing Barnett’s Preferred Program . 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Investmentsare NOT NcX Bunk Guaranteed 1 FDIC May Lcwe Value INSURED Barnett H ea t lb r T h e W ty \ b u Live." htTp.VAvwwUmxTTuxn FDIC Insuitd. & t n , X ntk»^angM w |l S U A | 1 * - 4 �T e ch n o lo g y -------Continued from h | l 1A county's goals ami objective*." Grssso Mid to* day. *We will be provided new software, neces­ sary hardware, enhanced aervtces. PC leasing nut) Ycai 2000 compliance." t h is ," Grosso said, ‘ plus the assurance that no one will be losing his or her Job." HTE offi­ cials. who were scheduled to attend today's ncc meetings, have agreed to offer fall-time employment to eight county employees. Initially, the pay rale* will be tne same m the county Is now paying these employees. At the conclusion of on orientation proceM. the eight employees will be working horn the u m e stations where they have been. "They really will not have moved." Qrasso said. Lucie Bilodeau •I'oynter. Br. computer opera* linns analyst and John llaranto. program, analyst II to the Supervisor, o f Elections will remain county employees 1/ the new partner­ ship Is approved. Public Safety/Information Technologies be­ gan researching a cost MVtngs plan approach early In 1007. The county’s staff was being put to tlte test because It was working with out­ dated software and equipment. P ro a the getK n public/private partnership appeared to be r best solution. NAT H E N T O F F Independent civil libertarian I first came acroM Robyn Btumner when ahe headed the state ACLU office in Utah. Exuber­ antly engaged in constitutional controversies, •he knocked down a restriction on abortion rights; tried unsuccessfully to prevent Mormon prayere at public commission meetings; and otherwise brought civil liberties Into converselions around the stale. Eight years ago. she became executive direc­ tor of the Florida ACLU. which then was a marginal presence, but Is now a strong force in the courts there. But Btumner hM not been one of the national ACLlTs favorite provincial chieftains, tier views on the First Amendment, for Instance, are more extensive and deeper on occasion, than those o f national nfftrtala tn one case, when a female welder claimed sexual harassment because o f sexually explicit materials around a shipyard, a federal Judge agreed, banning ALL "sexually suggesttve* m a­ terial anywhere In the shipyard! Btumner, however, tiled an appeal. She argued that the Judge's order was too broad. ‘ After all,* Blu in­ ner said to me at the time, ‘ sexists have First Amendment rights too.* The national ofllce made a point of distancing Itself from her First Amendment appeal In the case. She hM also differed with the national office In coses In which pro-life demonstrators have been sharply limited by courts as to where and how they can protest. Btumner herself is un­ swervingly pro-choice. (She once won a Florida state court decision providing stronger repro­ ductive rights protections than the federal Constitution.) Blumner's approach to civil liberties Is Joy­ ous. She delights In controversy, being con­ vinced. os she puts It. ‘ that ultimately, whoever I'm debating will be convinced of my view.’ Her ability to moke constitutional Issues as vivid as she Is has also been evident In her regular column for the St. Petersburg Times. She will soon leave the Florida ACLU and Join that newspaper m an editorial writer, while con­ tinuing her column. In a recent column - which la not likely to make the national ACLU or IU often politically correct Southern California chapter miss her » Btumner ‘ admits to being a member of one of the most despised minorities within my social sphere. Tm an opponent of affirmative action. ‘ I can no longer, sit silently while my cohorts defend a discriminatory policy that favors groups of people solely on their gender, skin color or national origin. ... An advantage granted me due to my sex demeans my Indi­ viduality. reducing me to a walking immutable characteristic. * , Affirmative action lumps individual students Into groups baaed-upon- ihcs-1othsicifr- s a t ' 1 1j --------- _7_______ -----------------able to compete. N te virtually the deflnl ^ Hlumner has not been one o f the national A C L U ’ s favorite provincial chieftains.^ racism.* Btumner quotes Shelby Steele's point tliat only 88 percent of black students •• six years after admission - graduate from college. The reason, he adds, ta that some black students who have not been adequately prepared for college have been admitted nonetheless. 'Racial preferences.* says Steele, ‘ allow society to leapfrog over the difficult problem* of devel­ oping blacks to parity with whites.* Those ’ difficult problems* are rooted In die very low level pre-college schools that ninny black youngsters have to attend. As Itobyn Btumner emphasizes. ‘ Raising the educational level of students of color so tnry can compete on an equal footing' should begin at the begin­ ning. Not later through affirmative action pres­ sure to admit certain students, through prefer­ ence. Into the most prestigious professional schools. ‘ It is m if society missed a key step tn trying to redn M the wrongs o f the post. Investing In urban and mostly black schools, giving His­ panic youth the educational tools they need to compete will serve to heal our racial divide.* Maybe It won't do all of that, but at least when these students come Into a law school, they will have no doubts m to why they were admitted. To my knowledge. Robyn Btumner la one of the very few active civil libertarians to break out of the ACLU's ex cathedra doctrine that a f fir motive action Is both essential to achieve racial equality and is also clearly constitu­ tional. Affirmative action Is neither. Although Btumner la also In a decided m i­ nority among liberals on this issue, she Is not alone. There are people.* she Mys. *wtth a profound commitment to racial equality who do not approve of the current methods being employed. Those, however, who support a f BrouMtve action see k M an instrument of ra­ cial Justice. I see tt as a barrier to equality.* a dL. ' --FI DONNA BRITT Still trying on the words, and why? FLA. 38771 the firat phase of the prefect. A planning and dcaign phaae will be conducted prior to the start Douglas Inc.. Maitland . During thla phase, the entire 53-mlle corridor extending north to south was Identified with the 25-mlle portion in Seminole nnd Orange counties. According to Phillips thla la of co n stru ctio n , sh e M id . a d d in g th at th e flra segm en t stated for construction Is the portion from Sea World to downtown Orlando. Speed state 4 started last year, and It wtU continue. Chief Deary said, for the next 10 months. T h e construction Is adding lanes, enatbound and westbound, to make it safer for motoriata.* Mid Deary. Th ere is no mar­ gin for error Ireferring to driv­ ers! and we |law enforcement agenciesl have to bring the speeds down.' Continued from Page 1A lleary said that strict en­ forcement tactics will be Im­ plemented. Numerous Joint operations with various law enforcement agencies wilt take part In the crackdown. ‘ We will use radar, loser, and. If n m l tie. wc will use an airplanr to try nnd stop the speeding.* Henry said. The construction on Inter­ 1 wxttoMftfaidr ■fcotbr- chairman of History from 1005 to 1073. Aside from writing numerous articles, chspters of books on the history of Florida and two books, he Is the author of ‘ History of the Second Semi­ nole War." For further Information, con­ tact Karen Jacobs at (407) 321* 2480 or drop by the museum at 300 Hush Avenue south of Sanford Dorothy Eunice Brown. 8*r East First Street. Sanford, died Monday. Sept. 8. 1007 at Columbia Medical Center Sanford. Bom Dec. 0. 1028. In North Carolina, she moved to Central Florida 1005. Mra. Brown was a homemaker. Survivors include son Earl S. Black. Osteen: sister. Jackie Watkins. Benson. N.C.i two grandchildren. two great­ grandchildren. Oramkow Fu­ neral Home. Sanford. Ip charge of arrangements. We didn't know Diana. How could we have, when people with whom we live' and work every day Mtonlah us? But an unimaginable number o f us were moved enough by what we saw and sensed to let her slide benegih our skins. That some of us didn't t m IU c she w m there should be a lesson tn appreciation. Most won't the lesson-not even the next time fa exit leaves us gMping8 a It's over. Midnight h u chimed, and the prlnceM has left everyone frosen on the stairwell. W ell hear additional tributes: some will buy commemorative pins and plates, But Diana will still be gone, leaving us with the tronlea-the insecure ex-bulimic who twisted a world around her finger, the prince who preferred Camilla's wren to her swan, the public that sympathised with her yen for privacy but devoured every stolen glimpse. But the love la left, too. which reminds me of that were said about another harried Jacqueline Kennedy Onassls: *8h# didn't belong to herself * "1 Mildred E. Dias Flcagle. 77. Malone Drive. Orlando, died Sept. 5. 1007 at Florida Hospi­ tal. Altamonte Springs. She w m bom In New York City on April 20. 1020. She w u a homemaker. Dias Fleaglc was a member of Calvary Presbyte­ rian Church of Orlando and a former Republican wm Committee Woman or Orange County. You Min'1 buy the Conturner Information Catalog But you can get it. free! Send fur your guide to over 200 fire or low-com government publication* Write: II SOU. Nomoo m which aacccccdi MIMOITH MANOR UTILITIIS c o r f . Ail at eeid pr**cny bath* In tha County of Seminole, Stela of Florida. Unload euch certificate)*) (hall ha redeemed accenting to law. the property dee*ilh*d In auah cortificatofo) wld ha *otd to the Mgheil bidder at tha watt trent door. Seminole County Courthsuee, Sanford. Florida, on the ISth day of October, IM F. at 11:00 A.M. Payment of Safe tap, appftcaMe documentary atamp tact* •nd record me laaa art mqutrtd to ha p M by thb m k u U bidder tt tha data. FuS payment of an amount oouoi to the M*Rott btd IP * M aSMn M hour* Mtor the pSoPrtfM d ttm* pf the Mip. Aft ppypwntt thps bo chth or ■uar*nt**d inttrumont, mode payable la the Cterh af the Circuit Court. Datad thla STth day at Augutt, IMF. (••Pf) MAR1 IVANNI MOM S CLIRK OP TNS CIRCUIT COURT SIMINOLS COUNTY, FLORIDA by: SMrtay 0. Horgorl Deputy Clark FukUoiu Sapl. I, P. I t A IS, 1MT DALI Richard R. Wardell. 77. Dona Drive. Lake Monroe, died Sunday. Sept. 0. 1007. Born Aug. 81, 1020. in Havana. Ohio, she moved to Central Florida In 1080. Mr. Wardell w m a truck driver. He wna a member of the Teamsters Un­ ion. an accomplished musi­ cian. who played In several clubs in the Sanford area, he w m a Protestant. Survivors Include wife, Har­ riett: son, Russell J., Akron, Ohio: one granddaughter. Brlsson Funeral Home Sonford. In charge of arrange­ ments. Ltgal Notlct Logal Notlct Legal Notice A**OOATK>S VOS TAX DSSO NOTtC* IS H IS ISY OIYIN, thol Molondo J. Idmloton, Richard S. Coioolkorry, tha holder el the loOomng cottiflcat*(a| haa filed ootd certmcateti) tar a tea dead ta ha leawed thereon. Tha certiftaate numkor(o) and >*ar(t) at leauanet. tha deecdstion of the eroearty, and tha naraeW M •nieh n waa aaaaaaad la/are aa follow*: OortWaato Nat t r i t Thar of Ioouomoi 1M0 Dcurtptton of Frosofty: LIQ LOT A H I M W 1F0.M FT » FT IN SAN LAMDO 1ST 1ST ADD) SAMLANDO ISTATIS PS Blbvfflors Include sons, Ste­ ven R. Dias, Apopka. A! Dias. Winter Park: daughters. Donna Laaallcr, Mount Dora. Linda L. May. Casselberry: nine grandchildren: 11 great­ grandchildren. Arrangements by Qnlnes Carey Hand Funeral Home. Longwood. RICHARD R. WARDELL MILDRED E. D UE PLEAQLB For my female friend, 38. who la raising two foster children alone, tt w m how ahe appeared to core ‘ about everybody...reaching out to the sickliest people.* For my younger brother, a struggling musician. It w m admiration for how ‘ in an age tn which being notorious reigns, she showed that goodneM still (natters moat.* for a fortytah recently unemployed guy behind me tn the grocery atore line, it w m simply that ‘ she w m real.* He shook hie head, adding. *1 couldn't believe It.* Lingering disbelief Is a natural reaction to the notion that you can be real one second and a memory the next. Everyone has had a beloved friend or relative die and been incapable o f stretching his or her mind around the met. Such mental inflexibility amazes us when tha beloved la a stranger. That, of course, ta what Diana w m . I've read a doecn pMctc about how aha thought, how aha viewed bar lift, about who this fusion of vanr human woman and fairy tale princes* U8UE waa. ‘ Experts’ bars analysed her childhood, her msrrisgi and divorce i speculated about what her lift might have been had she not been sucked-or gladly leapt-lnto tha world's weirdest soap opera. None of It means very ifauch. Phillips sold there will be an open format with a short pres­ entation at 8 p.m. In addition, project leaders will answer questions and preliminary findings of a detailed financial plan will be available. Additional meetings will be held Sept. 10 at the Omni Roaen Hotel. 0840 Interna­ tional Drive and Sept. 11 In the Orlando City Hall Rotunda. 400 South Orange Avenue. For more information on the project, call I -888-707-1818 or e-mail comments to raillyns@t4translt.rom. To receive updated Information, check the website . at http://www.l4translt.com or request a project newsletter through Vicki Smith at the above listed phone number. W ars l4ns* d X s ts . between Jesse Jackson and the uncatagaruable Robyn Bfeimner. , * l.q U u i • t: Resolutions at the BCC meeting Include one proclaiming the month o f Septem­ ber m Hispanic Heritage Month and com ­ mending the countya Office o f Management and Budget for receiving the Distinguished Budget Presentation Award for Fiscal Year 1806/87 from the Government Finance Officers Association o f the United States and Canada. There was the first of two public hearing for the 1987/86 budget on Monday night. The sec­ ond to adopt the final budget and millage ratea Is scheduled at 7 p.m.. Sept. 83. The tentative budget. Including proposed staff adjustments, is 8304.831,750. The millage rate la a 3.8 per­ cent Increase when compared to the ‘ aggregate rolled-back" millage rate. R ail Continued from Page 1A CentlssM from Paga 1A~> ^.4 t WASHING TON--Funny, how someone esn crawl under your skin without there being a bump, a bulge, a twinge even, to betray >1- How you can hear more words about an event than seem bearable, and still boil the whole thing down to Just two: ‘ She died.* More than a week after those words greeted my husband and me m wc descended the stairs at a charming bed-and-breakflut. I still And myself trying them on. After days of endless news reports, I can still hear the words and feel myself staring at the BAB proprietor as blankly m if she'd started speaking in tongues. I again try to connect them to the cropped-holred blonde forever smiling from magazine covers. To accept that people can die in car crashes sparked by the paparazzi'* pursuit. That a vibrant presence so impossible to avoid could Just cease to exist. A dense, small part o f me remains stuck on the stairs, mouth agape. Another part wonders why, of all the words apokc about Princess Diana, ‘ she died* w on t fade. And why it matters so much. For all the talk about Dlana'a Irresistible appeal, many are puasied by how much her death has affected them. These people never closely followed her comings and goings, seldom bought magMlnr* for her likeness, and suspected that thoM who paid ransoms tor her dresses were daft. Lika me, they knew that PrtnceM Dt had taken m up w with an exotic mtUlonalra-who dtdnlT-but toll that If a wasn't heard from bar for a year. fine. But on tha morning that ‘ aha dlad* began fluttering about my mind like a restive bird. I looked so bewildered, my husband gently Mked. *Why do you care so mucbT Because Diana and I got married within months o f each other, I blurted. Because my sons. 15 and 18, were born within months of her boys. And now her boys are alone. Because we both ended awful marriages after much agonising. But I got another chance with you. I told him. The minute Dt seemed to have round hfi£ new prince, she w m hounded to death. But so many found something connected them to Diana. County Manager a ary Kaiser said he was ex­ tremely pleased wtlh the efforts the county’s technology personnel rendered. He recognised the fact that help was needed because o f the constant advances In technology. The county was in a hole and the hole waa getting deeper. At the direction of the BCC. Orasao was set today to present three options for outscorlng information services, recommending Option • I with IITE. for 81.5 million annually. A second option was that the BCC renew the existing budget o f 81.8 million and ‘ provide limited aervtces the best we can." This option would only provide for critical and essential aervtces. and the 8-year backlog o f needed software and changes would still exist. Option • 3 was to go with a status-quo budget o f 81.4 million that Orasao said waa •never Intended to be a working budget." It would allow no new users, services, software, hardware. Year 8000 preparation, networking or licensing. The county would try to make do with the systems and software currently In use. T h e option of outscorlng and partnering with HTE provides a clear direction far the Al­ lure in achieving the county's business and technology goals?* Qrasso Mid. T h e y can pro­ vide us with a single source solution that la both current and up to date." The commissioners were expected to dlscuM the tMue at this mornings Agenda Review and vote at the 1:30 p.m. meeting. APPLICATION PM TAB M U NOTICI IS HIRISV OIVIN. that Richard B. Ceeeelberry, af the following certMo eleft) hoc Mod cold cartmaatofaf for a Tha •artifnote numberlal and yaar(t) af wauanaa. tha dataoptlan pf up property, and the name)*) in whieR N waa weed m/w pi OartModM MP) M 4t Ytar af leeuaneet IM S Oooortptfon af Piapenyi LID LOTS I f M a M MILTON •OUAM PS I PO M In AS pf PPM property hsMs In dm County af bamlnaip, StoM Of PlSftda. umooo ouoft MtWWMHN the* a.——a . . — pppauHaa v m mm laai M tha property a cfrfinicelsw iwlS bo told to the lilatiaat rW^rlfrWwklfkiat •I the woof front ____ j amMote Oounty Courihauaa, Aawford. Florida, on tha 11th dev of 0 * tabor, IMF, at 11:0A A.M. Me dopumantpry atamp taapa and recording fata arc regutrea ta bo gold by lha m iu iifvl bidder« am eaie. PuS payment af mi amount aouai to the M*heat bW la duo wRMn M houra Mtor the oduortttld tboo of Wo n il m|| made'poyobfo Id m t Clark of BwCtrouN Court. Doted sift ITts Sty t f Auguoi. 10*7. ., (SooO MARYANNI MORIS C U M OP THI CIRCUIT COURT IIMINOLI COUNTY, MI-1 AopL u t i i n ... d « ISM i af Pioparrri LM LOT TA OAS FONIAT UNIT I PS I I P8 S II TO IS. W. IbartyL AS af aafd progorty balna in tha County of w*M H rtonn. MilNMfl I# Hffi w* m m m N n r » i i hi mmh 88ftifl88l8^ m a.» - rn---* a ■* f - - a* a*. ----- » a----* npUM MW* M IB# wtU IrOfll door, lommolo County Oaurthpuao. Sanford, Florida, an the flth day of October. 1btr,M IllOO A it. Payment af AaM Mb, appSaabM daaumantary atamp taap* and recording Mat art roqutrod M ba paid by dm tupggggM bidder af lha aala. Full payment af an amount equal la lha hightat bid le due wntun A* twura ajf Rw ama wMMTWrfiM O Mia EM SMUAflia km PmaR ■maw* uu ^v^^s^RTvS akaM^s ^s simft or guaranteed kiatrumenl, made pauakta to ate Clark pf Sts O k ** Oourt. auad aria im dky of Aufuti IMF. (Aapfl MARYANN! MOSS! CUR* OP THI CIRCUIT COURT MANNOLI COUNTY, and M. IMF , APPUOATIM P M TAS M BS NOTICI IS Ml ASST OIVIN. dial Claudia Mma-Nohowoy. lha kaldar af tkm -nQWfrr ot vnM *-*»itoOwtft| *•“- cataltl haa Mad aafd Mr a tea dead m be thereon. Tha oonSooM numbarlo) tad yearn) af ....... .. . * — “ R In gtilM Pukkah: lepMmber I, I I , N , byt SMrior 0 . Horgart mu Mad aaM oortMoMoM Mr a tea dead w be leouod dtaraon. Tha rartmeata numbarta) and yowl*) af laouenta, the daaariBMaR af tRd Sfogs^hL and tha Pbrniiq bt which ti waa wood Wf’aro aa -aaawo Ml MMhpNp L. SSyg Deputy Clerk FLORIDA Pu S IM F M TM SOP APPLICATION P M TAS M M NOTICA IA HSSISY OIVIN, A ^^M g^fola dT uV A LbIjCajW Jh ■M r t^MwTJg aM -d War of 1M1 LSO LOT I SLK I TR S OP SANTORO PS 1 PO M. M whMh Levy. AS tt aaM prep­ arty being in the County of M, Mate af- Ftarfda. - * UnMaa auahaarlNMalafa) aha* bo rodoomod ddoordtnp td Idar, the property deeertbed in auah oortMauaM w « be aeid M the a -1-> -* km-V--- aIF8ffl -- . rW g*a■M ^Hklddaa 6I888t ai woO mo 88V door. ItmlaaM County Caurthauaa, Sanford, PMrtda. on the igth day at OtMbor, IMF. at 11:00 AM. Payment of laM Mo, aggSoabM dacumantary atamp taaaa •nd recording fee* art required M ba paid by the euoeeeahd bidder M tha aaM. FuS payment af an amours equal M ihg high* gil HM l| Hyg vHIMa || ligyfs after ^ adrarttaod^dma a f the ^ WrlSMi R1RWuRtWUi mqde payable M OH CM* of U bO m SO ust DoMd Mg IFIh day of AuguoL 1H7. ^gJlYANkf MORM CURS OP THt ciRcurr count. MMINOLI COUNTY. I b r bMrMyO. nLa i 997Mm,•N• i*l i l . 1 l | ;Wj �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Pforfda - Toaaday, Sapfambar 0, 1997 - a Develop IA apartments to be built on 80 acres adjacent to the quiet slngfe-family neighborhood. Mayor Larry Dale, and City Manager BUI Stmmona, both realdenta o f Haywood, were not In attendance, but Lake Mary City Planner. Matt West and Hllla o f Lake Mary homeowners association board member Bob Foley were there, with about SO other concerned homeowners. The meeting was held in the garage o f the home o f Jerry and Iren e Fulti and wae or­ ganised try Nelt Snow. Irene welcomed her neighbors thanked them far taking out from Uielr usual Saturday afternoon activities to stand in the bright pre-autumn sun or sm in her hot ga "Thank you for rsspondtng to our call to anna," she read JL jm s from J<mAjaawtasMI a prepared iaiiiitincni, ws would allow for high-density residential, 90 dwelling unite per acre. Neighborhoods such ae Haywood and the Hills of Lake Mary, directly across C.R. 48A from the proposed devel­ opment, are sorted low density residential with a total o f live or less dwelling units per acre. "City officials have informed some o f us that the developers can not maks a profit in singlefamily residential housing.* Piths continued, reading from her statement. "However, the developers did not elect our city officials. Our city officials to the voter, not tha developers." Fuhs said that aha personally bad gona to tha horn* o f tha mayor to mvtta Mm to coma to tha matting. He was not at home, but Mm said aha had left a msaaagr with his wtfc that he was welcome ae long as he would not apeak the efforts o f the *W « a rt hare In an attempt to our efforts to opI the recent attack on ourjwoparty values and quality If plana currently before Sanford city commissioners art approved, an S86-untt apartment com plex will be built on property directly west o f the Haywood subdivision on County Road 46A. Approval of the plmu can only be accom­ plished with a land use amendment for the property which was recently annexed in to the city from Seminole County. Thla la what the homeowners are opposing. The land Is currently toned for medium density residential, 10 dwelling units per acre. The developer o f the property la asking for a change to reside nUal/office/lnstituiJonal. which Tuesday that he that ha was Invited. "I decided not to go and cause a stink," ha said. Ha said he didn't understand why he wouldn't ba allowed to speak because he could explain some o f the concessions that he ts asking the developer to make, which Includes 18-unlbr per acre density, a 100-foot buffer along C.R. 46A. "These conces­ sions would maks me a little more eaUsAed.* said Dale. The city o f Lake Mary enured into the fray over the apart­ ment complex after learning about the proposed develop­ ment tn a newspaper legal ad­ vertisement. West said they routinely check the advertisements of neighboring municipalities so that they can keep track of what business the city com ­ missioners will be reviewing In their regular meetings. West said that U la standard prac­ tice for one city to Inform an­ other when a uae change of land that borders that city la being considered. West said Lake Mary got no auch notifica­ tion from Sanford. ‘ Unfortunately, they forgot to send us and/W est said. Lake Mery opposes the land use change for tha same rea­ sons that tha Haywood real­ denta are flghtfng the change. Tha Lake Mary City Commie•sued • resolution to stating thla opposli Aug. 14. prior to tha Aug. 98 Sanford City Commieat which tha to ha (Us­ in*. ing.* Poky said, Though all of those in the homeowners meeting realised that the San­ ford city commissioners would have no compunction to listen to what they had to spy, Potty said, "We can have an Impact through representation from the city o f Lake Mary and rep­ resentation through the county." If Sanford approves the land use change on Monday, Sept. 18. the amendment would then have to be reviewed by the De­ partment o f Community Affairs in Tallahassee. Weal aatd that la the time that objections by neighboring municipalities can have the most effect. The Sanford City Commis­ sion meeting la scheduled for 7 i.m. Sept. 18 p.m. Sept T fl at Sanford City Hall. tabled at that ___1 ___ Dale has I to Lake Mary for the oversight and Dale met with L a k e M a ry efty officials this morning Piths and Snow hope to take a petition signed by 1.200 Sanford homeowners to the Monday. Sept. IB meeting, asking that Mayor Dale and stein. Braity La— rd. Kerry Lyone mid Valina Will Isms deny the amendment. Following the Saturday meeting the homeowners as­ sociation o f the Hills of Lake Mary met tn their regular monthly meeting. Foley brought a report, to thoae as­ sembled, o f the proceedings of the Haywood meeting The Lake Mary homeowners de­ cided to prepare their own pe­ tition. worded similar to that of Haywood's, and present U at the Sanford meeting "I strongly suggest that we show up In force at the next meet­ 2 - P it e t S n a co fkc h ic k e n , m ix e d • 3 p i— a-P I« o « C o m b o M FREE Checking for Those O ver 50. 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Al-Anon group moots In Sanford If you are troubled by the alcoholism of a friend or relative, there la help. Serenity Won. an Al-Anon group for friends and family of alcoholics, will meet each Tuesday and Thursday night at 8 p.m. at the Sahara Club. 2587 a Sanford Ave.. Sanford, For more Information, call 332-4122. Nor-Anon to offor holp . N ar-An on.------ilf-hclp group for relailvca and friends of .addicts, will m e :te tTuesday -------- - -at 8 p.m. at Orlando General ' Hospital. For more Information, call 809-6364. Toko olf pounds sonolbly Members of Take Off Pounds Sensibly. TOI>S. Invllc the public »o Join Ihem on Tuesday evenings from 7 lo 8 p.m. al the First Christian Church. 1607 Sanford Ave.. Sanford. For more Information about the club, call 323-1768 or 323-1664. Toootmootors moot . Seminole Community College (SCC1 Toastmasters Club *6381 wlli meet every Tuesday of the month, at 7:30 p.m.. al the old Mary City Hall on Country Club Hoad. 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Holoeauat Counoil film aorloa The West Volusia Holocaust Memorial Council presents the 1999-96 film series the first Wednesday of every month through March, at 7:30 p.m.. at the Temple Shalom of Deltona. 1785 EtkcamBlvd.. Deltona. Phone: (904)-789-2202. • 100 involved in on-air reading program ar avtAN w inner Herald Staff Writer_____________ WINTER SPRINGS - Wearing hia Sanford Uona Chib base­ ball cap proudly. Cacti Taylor apoka at length at hia Involve­ ment with the organisation and hia volunteer aflbrta. Joining in 1964 while Kvtng in “ ' he haa ainee moved all over the Southeast and been in ftve dif­ ferent Uona Cluba since then while retaining hia member­ ship in the International A sso­ ciation o f Uona Cluba. One of hie volunteer efforts with the club Is his work with the WMFE Reading Service. A c­ cording to a brochure, the service provides news and In­ formation bom local newspa­ pers and magazines to the visually Impaired and print disabled of Central Florida. The service is operated by 90.7 WMFE-TV/FM and Is broadcast on the Secondary Audio Channel of 90.7 FM and Channel 24. Broadcast houra are 7 a.m. to I I p.m.. Monday through Friday, and 8 a m. to 11 p.m., Saturday and Sunday. Taylor added that volunteer* alt across from each other and turns reading. *We read in pairs,* he aald. -One reads and then the other one reads. Each of us haa a microphone. We cover about six houra with six people. Each of ua reads for two hour blocks.* Assisting now in the program for over three months. Taylor alone worked some five times last month. ’ Moat of the time I'm a flll-ln or stand-by,* he aald. *We have 100 people in­ volved.* The Lions Club la Juat one of the supporters of the program Pauline Anderson and Caelt Taylor rood on air tor tho and membership la not neces­ sary to become involved. Some of the cluba members that do participate arc Chris Neal. Tay Charles Hammock andd Taylor himself *1 thought the reading readl a good ounded Uhe '* progr am sounded while pr . project to votand worthwhile t unteer with.* said Taylor. Another volunteer endeavor that the club and Taylor work in la furnishing glasses to any achool age child that needa glasses and can't afford them. In February, the club will host Its 'Annual Blind Fishing tour­ nament and Picnic* at the 9t. Johns River near Mullet Lake Park. Since much of the Llona Club charity projects center around been grown la Florida for many years since their introduction to this country tn I960. Re­ cently. plantings o f non­ astringent typea are Increasing and becoming a popular dooryard fruit tn Florida. In central Florida, trees wow well and produce high quality fruit. CtaaatBcatloat Persim­ mons are classified into as­ tringent and non-astringent typea baaed on fruit charac­ teristics Astringent fruit must be soft or artificially treated before astrtngency la removed and they are suitable for eat­ ing. Fruit of the non-astringent types lose astrtngency while atUI hard and can be eaten hard or soft. —---------— * commsrcUJ varieties! Planting* of non­ astringent persimmons can be made to include varieties that will ripen fruits from late Sep­ tember to early December. The varieties recommended acem to produce the highest percentage o f marketable fruit. *m w " la the choice for the early aeaaon. Vasa .Fwyw' for AL FERRER the mid-season, and 'Fuyw' for the tale season. Fuyu ta the moat readily available and la generally considered the best commercial non-astringent va­ riety In Florida. Planting! The trees will grow In many different typea of aotla. but should be planted on moderate to well drained soils. Select a site that allows for good sir drainage or protection lo reduce the possibility of freeze damage. Plant bare-root trees December through Feb ruary. keeping the roots moist when out of the wound. Prune the tree back to 2/3 the origi­ nal height at planting. Trees DEAR ABBY: In all the 33 yran I have raad your column, nothing haa appalled me like the letter from the live-In who deecribed herself aa *A) moat No. 2.' She aald, *He left hie wife and two kida becauae the reeponalbility gave him no lime for himaeir* What idiocy! What kind of woman would want a man who shows no reeponalbility for hia own children, but expecta him to parent htr klda? Three peo­ ple are lick, sick, eickl You were much too easy on them with your anawer. Stand tough, Abby. MARYEOAN IN DALLAS • atT For more Information about the reading program, call (407| 293-2300 ext. 166. On-alr readera and ofllce support are al­ ways needed. Donations are also needed to provide stand­ alone radio receiver a. The cost lia 8128 Ito purchase a new re­ ceiver for those In need. containers can i at the must be ap­ plied often during establish­ ment since the container me­ dium wilt dry out quickly. If the tree haa been jgowtng tn the container for over 8 months. It la beat planted when dormant by shaking off the potting soil and spreading out the roots which have grown wound In the container. Transplanted trees • can be staked for nipport. Fertilisation and cu ltiva ­ tion! The tree need not be fer­ tilized at planting, but should have light monthly applica­ tions during the Aral year from April through August. Trees should be fertlUxca 3 times a yean In March when still dor­ mant or about 2 weeks before leaf formation, tn June, and again in late August to early September. An area approxi­ mately 2-3 feet from the trunk of the tree should be mulched, or shallow cultivated to control weed a. Chip BnSdlngi Trees can be chip buddsd a few weeks be­ fore leaf formation la the spring to a month before the leaves become Inactive In the fall. Chip budding Is the easi­ est and moat versatile tech­ nique for propagation. Chip budding la often used from late August Into October on 5-7 month-old seedling nursery trees. Fall frosts must not o c­ cur within 6 weeks o f budding to allow for aufflclent callousV ru lt ripening: Softening and astrtngency removal can be induced oy covering the fruit with uncooked dry rice for 3-3 days. Freezing the fruit for 24 houra will have similar results. Ethylene gaa can be used to speed up the ripening process and develop more fruit color. (Al P a lm la 9aw0nola County Urban HotrRouNwrtoL Ingulrtss to Mm at tha 290 W. County FI 22779 or This couple deserves each other ABIGAIL VAN BUREN uoapiOMoa Tnylor ta also n 90-year member of the Texas Masonic Lodge and a member of FAA (Federal Aviation Administra­ tion) Retirees, after laboring In that tine o f work for over 30 years. He and his wtfo o f 30 years. Johnnie Faye, are members of the First Baptist Church of Sanford. They share four chil­ dren. David, Johnny. Wendy and Janet. I I grandchildren and two great grandchildren. They have lived in Winter Springs for 10 years. Florida persim m ons are oriental delight ADViei w aipilM deoiva the visually impaired, they wilt also hold a spaghetti dinner on Se For more information about the WMFE Reading Fromam. call (407)293-2900 ext. 196. On-air readers and office u p port are always needed. Dona­ tions are also needed tn order to provide stand-alone radio receivers. The coat is 8128 to purchase a new receiver for those In need. pt. 27 at the Sanford Civic Center from 4 to 8 p.m. for a coal of 85. need u lot of attention* These are critical age* in their live*, and being ignored by their father because he ‘ needs more time to himself* is deaity child abuse. Whan people ask why the kida aren’t around, ‘ Almost No. 2* and her boyfriend should tell the truth: *We want them around only when we have nothing else better to do." That's the message he’s sending out to hie kids. If hie children are too much of a responsibility, he should have kept — Welcomes— ia r uua LIAVl IT TO BIAVKR KULL THR C O to U C R O R OLJAfM iittiuir.il m i titssis Mi a y readers got The tetters are still MOM WHO LOVES TO BE WITH HER SON t a t t e Cut! DEAR MARY1 1 advieed the fie . I do act flog thoee who wrUe to aw, ovoa whoa I disap­ prove of their actions. Mine la his pants on. These two deserve each other. WIDOW*! « — iS k m r ~ M a s s a g e s By Audra w �TUESDAY S an fo rd Herald S ep te m b er 9 . 1997 Sports IN B R I E F Flag coachaa needed Surviving the rumble SANFORD _ The City of Sanford Recreation and Parka Department ta still looking for two coachet to head up ling football tenma In the youngeat (7-0) age group. All gamea are played on Saturday mornlnga. Interested peraona should call 330-5697 for more Information. R a m s e d g e T rib e in third to win b o y s ’ v-ball battle By U tLLIB WERNER Herald Staff Writer UCF, South Alabama tie ORLANDO _ U C ra Danya Harris scored two oals and Sara Kane hod a goal and on assist, ut It was South Alabama who scored twice in the final 10 minutes to force a 3 3 tie In NCAA Women's Soccer action at the University of Central Florida on Monday. Kane (longwoodl gave the Oolden Knights a 10 lead at 20:19 and assisted Harris' first goal at 26:13 to give UCF a 2 0 advantage. Harris (Atamonte Springs) then pul the Knights up 3­ 0 just over one minute later when she scored from 20 yards out. Leah Bridges (Pensacola) pul USA on the board at 30:56 on a header off a direct kick that was sent Into the box by Sabrina Thompson (Tampa). After Hills Rantnla pulled the Jaguars within one on a seven-yard shot at 81:47. Thompson forced the overtime session with the gametying goal from eight-yards out at 65:41. UCF (2*1-1 overall! oushot USA 12-0-1 over­ all) 5-4 In the 30-mlnute overtime period but neither team could break the deadlock. g Magic sign veteran Kempton ORLANDO _ Orlando Magic General Mnnager John Gabriel announced Monday that the club had signed eight-year veteran forward-center Tim Kempton. Per club policy, terms of the contract were not disclosed. Kempton saw action with the San Antonio Spurs in 10 games lust season. He tallied four points, eight rebounds and 50 minutes in 1090-07. *Tlm brings a veteran leadership to our camp roster.* said Gabriel "lie Is a very capable de­ fensive player and reltounder that can play both the post nnd power forward positions * Originally selected by the Los Angeles Clip­ pers in the six th round 1124th pick overall) of the 1086 NBA Draft, Kempton has seen action wnh Charlotte, Denver. Phoenix. Cleveland. Atlanta and the Clippers of the NBA; Wuber. Glaxo Verona, and Teorematour Milan of the Italian League; Volvl Girona of the Spanish ACB League; and Limoges of the French League. In his seven NBA seasons. Kempton has av­ eraged 4.6 points per game. 2.B rebounds per game and 1.1 assists per game in 272 con­ tests. He enjoyed his finest NBA season In 1080-00 with Charlotte, averaging 6.1 points per gome. 3.6 rebounds per game and 1.3 as­ sists per gome. Kempton averaged profes­ sional career highs In points (10.1 points per game) with Wuber In 1067-88. assists (4.3 as­ sists per gome) with Limoges In 1004-05. and rebounds (10.1 rebounds per game) with Te­ orematour Milan In 1003-04. F A 8 C A R PO INTS 1907 ORLANDO 8PIKDWORLD (through tapterober 22) Lata Models _ 1. (4) BUI Keeton. 2.247; 2. (81) Btute Eveietl. 2.104: 3. (411 Tim Houston. 1.787; 4. (33) Ricky Wood. 1.398; 5. (38) Rusty Ebersole. 1.340. Limited Late Mods Is _ I. (0) Bobby Sears. 2.870; 2. (3) Earl Beckner. 2.604; 3. (82) Tommy Johnson. 1.820; 4. (65C) Rick Lyons. 1.615: 5. (22) Lorry Osteen. 1.580. Modified _ 1. (71) Joe Middleton. 2.735; 2. 151) Tim Laurent. 2.433; 3. (12) Ross Eldrtdge. 1.520; 4. (55) Shain Held. 1.543; 5. (01) Steve Moldon, 1.718. Sportsman _ 1. (77) Dan Zukowskl. 2.604; 2. (I I) Russ Shaw. 2.380; 3. (57) Barbara Pierce. 2.031; 4. (03) Scan Murphy. 1.826; 5. (24) Bill Loomis, 1.680. Mini-Stock I. (01) Conrad Grenier. 2.862; 2. (5) Pedle Allison. 2.301: 3. (07) Kelly Jarrett. 1.032; 4. (00) Ron Abeles. 1.852; 5. (24) Bill Loomis, 1.660. Bomber _ I. (50) Jeff Wright. 2.844; 2. (81) Mike Peppier. 2.830; 3. (84) Kenny Wilson. 2.073; 4. (14) C. Crottle-B. Moser. 2.000; 5. (57) Chad Pierce. 1,845. NBW SMYRNA 8 P I CDWAY (through September 16) U t e Models _ 1. (4) Bill Keeton. 2.500; 2. ( I I ) David Rogers. 2,236; 3. (81) Bruce Everrett. 1,010; 4. (14) Ronnie Roach. 1.206; 5. (84) Ron Maugerl. 1.186. Limited U t e M odels. 1. (0) Bobby Sears. 2.8881 2. (67) Chad Allman. 2.184; 3. (42) Mark Tracey. 2.183; 4. ( I I ) Jeremy Fitch. 1.237; 5. (16) Bruce Lawrence II, 1.227. Modified 1. (75) Bobby Blake. 2,042; 2. (71) Joe Middleton. 2.706; 3. (51) Tim Uurent. 2.438; 4. (60S) Jerry Symons, 1,131; 5. (1IR) David Rogers. 000. Sportsman 1. (72) Bobby Oonxales, 3.046; 2. (6) Olcnn Wilson. 2.662; 3. (57) Barbara Pierce. 2;l25i 4. (171 Phillip Bessett, 2,014; 5. ( I I ) Russ Shaw. 1,042. Mini-Stock I. (01) Conrad Orenler. 3.215; 2. (3) Vic Vaniocker. 2.788; 3. (2| Bob DoxJe. 2.037; 4. (0) Mark Paternltl. 1.871; 5. (71) Ted Vulpluo. 1.786. Bomber 1. (8) Richard Clouser. 2.676; 2. (50) Jeff Wright. 2.354; 3. (571 Chad Pierce. 2.287; 4. (14) C. Crottle-B. Moser. 2.232; 5. (04) Jelf Shaffer. 2.164. A Lake Mery player goes high abovs Ihs nst to put down a M during ths Rams' 16 14. 13-18, 15-12 victory over visaing Seminole Monday night Lake Mary wins own tourney LAKE MARY The All-Forman ‘ Rumble in (he Jungle* has nothing on the bailie that look plaer Iasi night In the Lake Mary gym. Seminole High School's boys volleyball learn went head to head with Lake Mary and what started wit us a grudge match after Semi­ nole bent Lake Mary In the Pre­ Season Classic, turned inlo nil all wit war with the Rams pulling wit the win. 10-14. 13-15. 15-12. *1 Hunk that my kids showed great character wit there anil really showed something tonight.* snld Seminole roach Bill Whalen. *1 give credit to Lake Mary fur playing so well. Bui we were in all three games, especially Him Iasi one. I am very proud of my players and truly hellrve dial evrryunr Is really going In hear a lol from Seminole lilts seuson.* Lake Mary can attest lo lti.it In the llrsl game, aggressive de­ fense kepi Ixilli learns neck and neck Ihr entire game. The largest lead In Hie first game was three points, which Seminole held ai Hie mid-way mark Eric Otero hit a blistering spike to bring Hie Rams to a 13-13 Hr late In liir game, and after holding olf three game (minis. I.akr M.uy finished II off. 10-14 (hanks to great serving tiy Jack Elkins ‘ It feels great lo beat Seminole after we lost lo (hem In the pre­ season match,* Otero aald. *We were able to stick together and play as a tram and that's what kept us In the match. We need to work a little more on our blocking, but In all we played really well.* Lake Mary's win only angered on equally talented Seminole learn, who found Ihemsetves quickly leading 6-1. Mall Davidson served Ihrre aces while earning his tram six unanswered points. Wlille they held the lead for the entire game. Seminole was up 13-4 before Lake Mary derided to gel Into the game. Once they did. how­ ever. the Rams made an Impressive run. bring themselves within one point at 14-13. due mostly lo very Impressive net play by Jason llnwkins nnd Scot I Henderson be­ fore finally conceding 15-13. Seminole player David Frills look control of his learn and combined great net blocking wtlh precisely placed passing shots lo help wtlh Ihr team's win. Nol to be witdone. Lake Mary also severed lo a commanding lead early In Ihe third game ns Hender­ son served lo a 5-1 lead. Before long. Seminole found themselves In Ihnr biggest deficit of Ihe rvrning. 11-2. nnd trying lo fight back from an apparent 11-2 landslide Outstanding play nl Hie net by Seminole hrwighi the team Hirer 6 r o Volleyball. F a g * 2 B LEA R N IN G TH E G A M E •toff Rapoets LAKE MARY _ Jeannle Mans waa named the Moat Valuable Player after she helped lead Ihe host Lake Mary girls to the championship of the Lake Mary Invitational. Lake Mary and Oviedo bath advanced undefeated through their respective pools lo earn a spot in the ftnata and II turned Into an amaslng battle with the Rams prevailing 15-11. 13-15. 16-14. Third place went to Satellite wtlh a 12-15. 15-8. 15-13 hard-fought victory over Lake Brantley. U R lUaT DTVTTATlOXAi. at Lsks Mgfy Past A i c is s l us* Muy art Of nnuip*. is -io. s is is10 SalcDttr Ort Beminol*. IS O. 1S 3 U k r Muy def Mlddkbuif. IS 4. IS-1 Of rtuBips Ort Bemlnots. 15 4. IS-7 OaUQlle lief. Middle but*. 13-12. IS O Df Phillip* del Mlddkbuff. 013. 13-11. 18 -a U S * Mary del SaleUue. 10-14. 13-10 Paal a Lake Brantley Ort. Boon*. 13-13. IS-11 Merrill Island Otl Oviedo. IS O. IB-14 Lafc* Branlky del Sarasota. 18-17. 13-10. 138 Merrill Island def Boon*. IB S. 13 3 Oviedo def Sarasota. S IS. 13 3. IB S Lake Brantley def Merritt Uland. a-IS. 13­ 7. 13-10 Saraaota def. Do o m . 18-4. 18-13 Third Ptaoa Satellite def. Lake Branlky 12-18. 13-S. IB­ IS C k a a ile w U y Lake Mary def Ovtedo. 13-11. 13-13, IS IS HbpbMU s k fcf I Ovor 50 young playora showed up on Rlnker-Stonstrom FMd at Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium Saturday morning for a free baseball clinic put on by Ihe learn from Seminole Community College. The ckntc wet sponsored by the City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department in conjunction with the Inner City Games. Cross country teams dominate season openers P r o m I t a f f Ha p o r t s , ALTAMONTE SPRINGS _ The cross country team* from the Seminole Athletic Conference got the regular season off to a good start Saturday at the Lokt Brantley Open and A s­ tronaut Invitational at Titusville. The Lake Mary boys and Lake Brantley girls prevailed easily at the Lake Brantley Open, while the Lyman boys were third and the girls fourth at the Astronaut Invita­ tional. In the boys' race at Lake Bran­ tley, Lake Mary scored 71 points to top Pine Ridge (00). Lake Howell (109). Untveralty (154) and Oviedo (158). Also finishing In the top nine, out of 14 teams, were Semi­ nole (eighth with 220 points) and host Lake Brantley (ninth with 222 points). Individually, Josh Mitchell (16:46.7) from West Orange fol­ lowed up his win last week in the Lake Mary pre-season run with a 11.3 second victory over Jeremiah Mitchell (17:00) from Seminole. Joe Houston and Oarrett Ollnskl were fourth and seventh for Lake Howell, white Nick Stuart (ninth) and David Binge 111 th) paced a balanced Lake Mary team to the team title. Lake Brantley rolled lo a 43 to 74 victory over Winter Pork on the strength of a one-two Individual finish from Dora Wise and Stepha­ nie Cornell and four runners finish hlng In the lop 10. . Oviedo. Lake Howell. Bishop Moore and Lake Mary rounded out the lop six teams, while Winter Springs was 11th In Its first race as a school. Also In the top 10 Individually from Seminole Athletic Conference t e e Cross Country, Page 2B ease* I. Mnrg Tli 3. Pin* SO: a. u&s I i 4. Under­ shy. 1641 8 Dr. PfcUlyn, ITIt 7. Waal Orange. IBS: 6 lUoy, 833 B. Lake Braaiiey. M ii 10. Oak Mdfe, Mdfe. 334: II. Oatevay. 23Ti 13. Bishop ‘ "Moor*. 338; 13. Winter Springs 313: 14. CotonlaL 338. . S _ I. Josh Lewis. West Oisnet. 10 48 7; S. Jaeomlah Milch* D. Bamlhei*. 17000. 3. Mall KsUsher, Bishop Moore. 17 02 0; 4. J** Howtos. * ' ITiKLQi 3. Chris Ballsla, _ 17.13.0. 8 Blonalond. University. 17.22 0; T. O sm ti ..................... “ 17i2S.O; S. Chris Madtlk s Mdse. 17:33.0: B. Meh Sloarl, Lake *HlJ. y. 17(38.0; 10. McBean. Dr. Phillips, 17:44.0; 11.1 Mary, 17.4 I 12. Machado. Dr. Phillips. 17:460. Tram scores I. Labs Brantley. 43: 3. Winter Park. 74; 0. OvtaSa. Tti 4. Laka Hawaii, 1001 B Bishop Moor*. 123: S. Lak* Mary. ITS: 7. Pins Mdfe. ITS: S Dr. Phil­ lips. 231; 0. ColooUI. 231. 10. Uuiitislly. 203 : I I . WiatsrStriM S..t7e; 13. CdfrwaMr, 280. 13. West Orsags. 340: 14. Gate­ way. no learn scar*. laOtvMwols _ 1. Dae* Via*. Laka BeanUay, I0i34t i Slsyhaals CsrastL Laka SrsaUay, H H i 3. Nolen. Winter Park. 20:34; 4. CIndia BailsL Labs Maty. SOiOOr S. Sarah Bichia*. U h s Hawafl. 20:43; 0. N. Ingram. Pin* Mdm. 30 47: 7. Mis McCor­ mick. U h s N o w * 10:48; 8 . Hickey., V Winter Park. 30 30: 8. Vtetaeta Bewws. U h s Day, SliOOi 10. Jss BLehsJboefse, la b* Beast lay, atrOl. Team soar** Rocklcdgr, 70; 6 Jcsutl. B7: S. Vero Beach. LSI: S. SatclSt*. 133: 7. Kdfrwmler. 184: S. Spruce Crteh. ISSi 8 . Titusville-Astronaut. 334; 10. Martin County. 284: II. Mainland. 386: 13. OainesvtUe-KastsId*. 400; 13. Morrill Island. 433; 14. Sebmllan M m . 433: 13. TMuevtS*. 437: IS. Eau Oalbs. 443: 17. Palm Bay. 444: IB. Atlantic, not team score: Caeca, no team score: Cocoa Beach, no Isom score: Merritt Island Chrtallan. no team seer*; Melbourne, no team score.. UdM dwsts m I. McCurdy. Winter Park. 18:08: S. AJpsr, Lyssaa. ISiSSi 8. Adams. Lymaa, 18t3S: 4. Pierce. Rockisdfs. 16:30: 3. O'Neal. Astronaut. 18:31: S. Deamort. Jesuit. 18:33: 7. Htnsoo, Whiter Park. 18:38: 8 . Mont||o. Whiter Park. 18:38: 8 . D. Cuciie. Rockkdfs, 10.40, 10. Oahlu. Jesuit. 18:43. ------------------ I. Spruce Creek. 87: 3. Q sinesvtUe- CasIsMe. 87: 3. TtluavtBeAstronaut. 88: 4. Lymaa. U l t 8 . SarasotaCardinal Oibfaon*. 138; 8 . Martin County. IBS: 7. Voo Beach. 187: 8 . Cocoa Beach. 323: 0. Pain Bay. 343: 10. BodUsdM- 383. la iM d w h I, Kelly Warner. Martin County. IS:35i 3. Hilary Wfcu*. Kaststd*. 18:48: 6 Moans O M n , Lyman. iBtSTt 4. Lindsey Mananib s. Lyman, ISMS; 8 . Ann Brew. BaataMd. lBi4J: 6 Meghan lundssy, Atlantic. 30:081 7. Mehssa Perm, Astro­ , 30:17: 8 . Brin Dowd. TNtueM*. 20 24: 8 . Isa Dunn. Sprue* Crash. 30:48: 10. I. winter Park. 00i 3 Lyman, BO : 4. Tamp* 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 T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D D A I L Y �flB • Sin 1ok ] Herald. Sanford. Florida - Tuesday. September 9 . 1997 Legal N otlcti W H AT’S H APPEN IN G Prep Freshman Football 'Lake Brantley va. Lake Mary at Don T. Rey­ nold* Stadium. 7 p.m 'Lym an va. Seminole at Thomaa E. Whlgham Stadium . 7 p.m 'W inter Spring* va. Oviedo at John Courier Field. 7 p in. Recreation Softball 'Sanford Recreation Department Women'a Fall Stowpltch Softball League. At Chaae Park Pniil's Auto anil Truck Hrpnir va. Shark*. 7 Tim Ralnea Is a Sanford native and Seminole High School graduate now playing Tor the New York Yankees. Ills slnts for Hie 1997 season Is In the first column, personal-best season totals In the second column and current career totals (including 1997 games) In the third column. RAINES QAUQE CATEGORY Gumrii................. ........ At-b.iln Runs.. ......................... ........... Mils............................... . um Doubles Triples................ 1Ionic runs................................ Steal*............... Avcritcc............ p.m. mill Slutrka va. Insurance World, 8 p ill.; At Plnehurat Park _ Vaughan va. Vlvona's. 7 p.m. and Night Marcs va. Today Hnntra. 8 p.m. Prep G irls’ Volleyball 'Lake Howell at W inter Spring*. Junior var­ sity. 0 p.m.: vnrslty. 7 p.m. 'Lym an at Lake Brantley. Freshman. 5 p.m.; junior varalty. 6 p.m.; varsity. 7 p.m. 'S em in ole at Lake Mary. Freshman, 4:30 p.m.; Junior varalty, 5 30 p.m.: vnralty. 6:30 p.m. Raines was 2-for-4, Including his second home run o f the season, scored one run. had a sacrifice fly and drove In two runs to help the Yankees finally beat the Bnlllmore Orioles 103 on Sunday. The Ynnkees did no! play Monday and open a aerlea with the Boston Red Sax tonight. •97 58 2)2 41 65 29 14 .............................. 1 ................................ 2 .............................. 8 ................................307 best career 100 2,171 8,192 652 1.458 133 2,417 194 7) 888 390 38 110 13 18 155 90 795 295 334 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS _ Ly­ man survived a first game loss to win two games that went right down to the final point in an amazingly close Seminole Athletic Conference boys' vol­ leyball match at Lake Brantley High School Monday night. The Greyhounds dropped the opening gome 15-12. but then rallied for a pair of 15-13. 15-13 triumphs to push win their flrst match of the season. The toss was the flrst of the season for the P a ir lots id le r three w in s LATE FRIDAY ‘ It was on all-around team effort.* said Lymnn head conch Norm Ready. *Our blocking at the net wns the key thing.* Doing the damage for the Greyhounds were Matt Pierson (five blocks. 11 kills, eight as­ sists), Kevin Graves (five blocks, eight kills, six digs). Michael Carolan (nine blocks, two kills). Stewart Crnger (four blocks, nine kills) and Evan Lolacono (eight assists). 'This was a real disappointing loss.' said Lake Uranilcy conch Jerri Kelly. ’ We made a menial mistake and called for a side out against us for leaving wnter onthe court after a time out. A team should not lose that way due to a penalty.' Leading the way for the Patri­ ots were Talron Cornell 110 digs, four kills, seven blocks). Jonn Dunn (six kills) and Jay Allen (five blocks). Lake Brantley will be al Semi­ nole and Lyman will host Winter Springs on Wednesday. Both matches are aet to begin at 7 p.m, ALTAMONTE 8PR1N03 _ Lake Brantley's boys volleyball team increased their record to 2-0 against Lake Howell Friday night. Beginning the game. Lake Brantley felt slightly Intimidated by Lake Howell's taller and larger players, but that did not stop them from sweeping their opponents 15-13. 15-7. *1 was really proud of Paco Dalmou and Troy Shellhammer. both seniors and newcomers (o the game. They played Impres­ sively and Shellhammer hail seven good serves.' said conch Jerri Kelly. Leading the team was Talron Cornell with eight spikes nnd two aces. John Dunn also had two aces and led In serving. Dunn had 19 good passes and Bobby Labrunda also assisted In 18 gpod sets. Ketlv said. T h e boy* were ex­ tremely nervous hut after the first game, they had the mental advantage. I feel the boys have learned now to effectively read their opponents and the plays.* Cross CountryContinued from Page IB schools were Lake Mary's Claudia Bcltcl (fourth). Lake Howell's Sarah Rlchlns and Mia McCormick (fifth and seventh, rcspectlvlcy) and Lake Bran­ tley's Victoria Brown and Jez Elchelberger (ninth and lOlh. respectively). At Titusville. Alper and Adams ran second and third in the boys race to lead Lyman to a third place finish behind Winter Park and Rocklcdge, while Olanna Rivera was third and Lindsey Mahanahn waa fourth to pace the Oreyhound girls to a fourth place finish behind Spruce Creek. GainesvilleEostslde and host Astronaut. This Saturday, the Edgewatcr Invitational will be held at Cy­ press Grove Park In Orlando starting at 8 a.m. Legal Notices C ln *It Ceurt O tc M la Ceunty, riwMi c a t * « ci ss-Mrr Noel Clegg, v*. Sitin'rtf C hilli* ft Pifflin'*. ShifOff A Pifflin'*, hi* wile, and Charlii ft. Pimihli, II. Oi'iffdinti NOTICI OP SM B R Iff? SALS NOTICI IS HlftIBV GIVEN 'ha' by virtu* o' tha' certain Writ o' Eiicw'lon sn itd out a' ■nd under (h i M il o' 'h i Circuit Court o' O ic to li County. Hondo. Cot* • Cl 130477 upon o 'm il judgmin' randorod In Iho tlorouid court on 'ho Ith day o' Norambw A D. l t d In 'hat cortiln c m * oralHod Noil Cligfl. Plaintiff VI. Chonoi ft Plnionli. Shoron A Ptmoma, two wrfo and Chart** ft PimonU II. Defendant* whkh I'oroiold Writ of (locution wa* delivered to m* ■* Short" o' SemmciM Couniy, Florida M d I hav* lovtod upon all Iho light. 'SI* and Intorott o' th* defen­ der!* In Iha following detcribed property. eeid prop­ erly bomg located In Somlnol* County, Florid*, mot* particu­ larly daicribtd at follow!: Varloui ilima ol (oniilry, col- N E W lac'101* coin* and paper money, and gunt Sal* conductor! In two lota; vot on* conaiotmg o' (owohy, coin* and popor money. Lot 1*0 connoting o' gunt. In ordor lo intura 'hot Fadoral and Florida low la no' violated and that only ptreone lawfully pirmi'iod 'o puichaii henqgunt, m foci, oequlra thorn, th* M l* nf droarmo by our otneo at a i*»y tola, mould 0* mad* only to 'itoarm daaloro, menu'acturtrt and callaclor* licanaod purauant lo I I USC S'ltul* #23, upon proof th*y hold ouch MconM. A camplo'o inventory lilt avallaOlo, comae' Seminal* Courtly Short" a Civil Office and Ihe undoriignod at Short" o' Somlnol* Couniy, Florida, will *1 11:00 A.M. on th* (3rd day o' StptomOor A D . I l f 7 otter lor MM and MU to 'ho highett bidder, FOft CASH IN HAND AND SUBJECT TO ANT AND ALL I MISTING HENS, *1 Altamonte Towing Service, Inc, 117 Mortar gtraol, AJtamont* Spring*, Florida, th* obova doaertbod property. Thai laid M l* la being mede to tttitfy th* term* o' Hit* Writ o' Elocution. Donald F. (aimgar. Short" Somlnol* Couniy, Florid* NOTICI M O AN D INa THI AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT OF 10*0. PERSONS WITH A DISABILITY MlED1NQ SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS 10 PARTICIPATE IN THI PRO­ CEEDING! SHOULO CONTACT THI INFORCEABLI WRITS SECTION OF IHE CIVIL DIVI­ SION AT THI BHIRIFF’S OFFICE, 1S4I IftTH STREET. SANFORD. FLORIDA AT LIAST FIVS OATS RRIOR TO THI PROCIIOINQS. |407| 110-SS40 TOO (407) 331-2123. Publloh: Auguit IB, 21. S SiPlombor 2 I I. 1H7 With Set* being held on Soptombor 21, lt#7. DSH-111 MOTtog OF APPLICATION FOR TAX S i l l NOTICI It HIRISV OIVIN, "tel TtO Proportloe of South Florida, ffte holder o' th* fol­ lowing confficiiodt hot 'Mod tdld ••rt'fkate'a) lor a le i deed to be leoued thereon. Tito cartfflcfllo numbor(i) and yoerla) o( leauanca. tha deocrlption of the property, and th* namofo) In which it w m Oil tea ad la/ors •• Certlfktt* No: 13SI Vow of liiuanco: I #04 Doacrlptlon of Property! LEO (E C 07 TWP tOI ROE SOI FROM INT W LI SIC S SLY R/W L O C ^ r / O A / / / / Don's Porfom um cs > 4 0 yn . u p ir iin e a •Honitt and raliihln Mrvlcn •Nitlonwldi wirrwty avallabli ‘ T ransm ission ] B08-B S. Hwy. 17-92 I MA74MVH-.SMIN S ■ DoBary (Aorsog ft— ffi i .. . _ Cpuftty Courthou**, laniard, Florid*, on th* t*m day of Soptombor, tt#7, at ttioo AM. Poymont of B«M to*. appheabra documprrtory atamp teaaa and recording Itea are roqiUrod to be p*M by the auccaaafvl bidder at th* ter* pun payment of an amount equal to th* highM l bid I* duo within 14 hour* •fiat the odvonitod tan* of th* a*i*. Ait poymanta then ae cath or fuwantood matrumont, mad* payabf* to Ih* Clerk el th* Circuit Court. Doted true in ti day of Auguef. MARYANNS MORSE CLIRR OF THI CIRCUIT COURT IIM INO LI COUNTY, FLORIDA by: Shirley C. Herpen Deputy Clerk pukkah Auguar IS. H . Sept. I. AS. IM F D EH -Ill V o lle y b a ll— LYMAN PREVAILS property do* fftc*t*t*)w » 1MT. Tim fU tA M Continued from Page IB quick points amt a second wind The 'Noles (ought their way back Into the game and Lake Mary' suddenly found four match (Mints dwindle as Semi­ nole was only two out at a 14-12 score. Finally, at the seventh match (Mint of the evening, a perfect serve by Elkins gave Lake Mary the 15-12 win. "When you have a team down 11-2. you need to close It out.' said Lake Mary coach Jeannle Fisher. 'In the second game our poor passing killed us hut these kids never slopped believing that they could wth. Obviously, we have some work to do. but the more these kids play, the more they will mature.' Lake Mary 13-0 overall, 3-0 Seminole Athletic Conference! will get a good chance to do that this week, ft* th tyfa cc Dr. Phil­ lips nwny cm Wednesday (7 p.m.| and host Bishop Moore on Thursday, also at 7 p.m. Seminole (1-3 overall. I -2 SAC) will host Lake tlrnntley an Wednesday at 7 p.m. ROTtCS OF AFFLICATION FOR TAX 0 (1 0 NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN, mat Sidney Ranart. Deborah l Ranart. th* holder al tha follow­ ing carti'icatala) haa 'Had a*Nt c*rtifk*t*ia) tot a lav deed to bo laauad lharaon. The carti'icala nvmbar(a) and y*ar|a| a' Iteuenca, th* dotcrlption ol Ih* proparly. and th* namtla) m which it waa aaaaaaad it/ara at toNowa: Cart>'icate No: R1##A Yaw ol Inuance I MS Deacnptlon of Property: LEO RT OF BLR S DISC AS BfO 11*01 FT I OF BW COR SIX B RUN W llt.Ot FT N 110 FT ( 317.S FT B 307.4# FT W TO A FT N OF BEG S TO BIO A F Q VEGETABLE TRACT FB T PC 14 INFO: 0003-0000 CUTOUT FOR It Name* In which t i u i u d : Nath Fabricating Co Inc All el ■aid properly being in Iha County af S aminola. Hat* at Florida. Unleaa *uch c*rt"lcal*(*l *h*» ABANDONED RR RUN NILY ON SLY R/W 410 (M| FT TO ROB RUN S 47 DEO St MIN 4T S IC « 1103 FT S 71 DIG ' I MIN 4 SIC I '04.17 FT N 17 DIG 41 MIN 40 SIC I I I # FT N 71 CIO IF MIN 14 SIC W 20.11 FT SWLV ON SLV R/W ABANDON 10 RR TO BIO. Nome* in which ei M i ted Heathrow Land S Dev. Carp. AN of ietd property bemg in the County of Somlnol*. Slat# of Florida. llnlM* ouch cortlflcotoiil aneil b* redeem#d according lo low, th* property detertbed In ouch certMcptoft) wM be ootd to th* hrghoet bidder at the we*1 front door, Somlnol* County Courthouoo. Sanford, Florida, on th* ttth day of Soptombor. 1SST, *ttt:00 AM. Rtymont of Sot* Ih , oppUeobM documorrtery otemp lee** ■nd reioroing '* * « ore required to b# paid by th* ouccileTut bidder at the sale. FuN payment of WI amount equal lo th* highett bid it duo within 14 hew* Oftit th* advertlaid time of th* #*M. All peymontt thM be cun or guwantood Inttrument. mod* payable 'a Ih* Clerh of the Circuit Court. Dsted inn 12th day of Auguot, 1IST. (Seel) MARYANN I MORSE OICRK OF THI CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by: Mlcholl* L Silva Deputy C lor It Fubllih: Auguit I I , IS, end Publiah: Soptombor 2, t. 1SS7 OSH-111 NOT 101 OP FICTITIOUS BAMS Nolle I le hereby given that I am engaged In buolnoM at 400 Irldlapath, CaaMlborry. FL SHOT, Seminal* County. Florida, uodar th* Flctltloua Name ol BILU/'S MABM CITY AIR FOBCS, and thM I inland to rogNtar aoid nemo whh th* OlvMian of Corporation*, TeNah*** **, Florida, in accordanoa with tha pravMMn* of th* FMIHMu* Name StolutM. To* wm sea nan Mac-#. Fiona# L W. PubfMfi DCI-TS S.1HT IS M PontiM Or and Pate VHf IIK1TSAPSM3P# 1#47 Chov Car V1N ■ tQIJF11WtHJ203341 1IT4 Okdamebtie YIN « 3NI#R4Xt#4T34 l t d Chev Cavalier VIN 4S 101JC14Q1MJI0S743 tggg | g c t VIN I 104AH I OR4044 71277 I l f # Chev VIN • 1L*#Q#S 120*04 I M l Butch VIN 4 1G4AW44YXDM44044T l i f t Chev Truck VIN * CE331A44I430 1VT3 Chev VIN « 1N47R)012#274 Pubuah Baptambar (. 1##7 0II-T 4________________________ NOTICI OF APPLICATION FDR TAX BBSS NOTICi II HEREBY GIVEN, that TSD Proper"** af Boulh Florida. Ih* holder of th* fol­ lowing ceniticaieie! k u fUed aard ewtrf katwei tar a tea deed te be Haul* thereon Th* caruricate nwmbwlaj and yawl*) of Mb IIP**, the deicnption af Ih* property, end th* nemeft) in wtuch it waa eel*tied ia/ara aa fallewaCamficata No: 1217 raw of leauanca: t#»s Oaacnptien at Property: LEG LOTI 10 tt It S 17 BLN 0 TRACT 71 IANIANOO •PRINQS PB • PO 1. Nama a m which aatailed Jack Gun. Bwbwa H. Gurr. Ml of Mkl propony being in the County of Seminole. State af Florida Unieaa eucn cartificata(a| Mali be redeemed according to law. tha property doaenbad m auch eonificatad) Will be told to the highaat bidder et th* waa' 'ion' dear, Saminol* Couniy CaurtheuM. San'ord, Florida, on th* 2#th day o' Saptarnbar. '• 1 7 .* ' 11:00 AM. Payment o' Sal* fee, appheaM* documantwy alamp taaat and rpcardmg fata wa required to be perd by th* auccaaa'ut bidder at the *tl*. Full payment of an amount equal to the highoat bid la du* within 24 hour* after the *dvanned tun* o' Ih* **M. All ueymenla then b * c**h or gkwantaad matiumani. mede peyebi* 'e 'he Clerk ot th* CktiN Court. Doled thia 12th day ol Augual, I f f 7. MARYANN! MORSE CLSRK OF THI CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY FL0RI0A by: Michella L. Silva Deputy Clerk Publiah: Augual t l, 24. and Septambar 2, f. titT 0€H-ttO NOTICI OF APPLICATION FOR TAX D IID NOTICI IS HSRIBY GIVEN, met Murrey I Dianne L. Ja«a. th* holder ot tha latlewlng cart"1*e4*<*) he* 'lied eeld car""«•<•<•( far ■ ft* deed to ba Wluad lharaon. Th* cartifical* rtumbor(a) and yewla) of laauanc*. the doacrlptlon of th* propony, and th* nwn*|a| in which h wa* aaaeaeod i*/wa aa Cartlflcata Not S tl Vow of ItMJWK*; 1M3 DoacripHon of Property: LEO LOTS I I a t l BLN I LOCKHARTS BUBO PB 1 PO TO. Nemo# In whlcn akeen ad Sgmoy Brown. All of aald prop­ erty being In Ih* County of Bomlnol*. Mete ot Florida. Unleaa auch c*Hiflcal*|*| ahatI be redeemed according lo lew. th* property datcribed Ui auch certificate'll win be told lo tha highaat bidder al tha wait front door. domino la County Cnunhou**, laniard. Florid*, on Ih* ttth day et Saptambar, 1SS7, at 11:00 AM . Payment of Sal* 'aa, appbeaM* documentary alamp ta il a and recording '* * * era required to b* paid by lha auccaeetul bidder al th* *ai*. Fui payment of an amount oqutl lo th* highoat bid la dw* within 14 hour* Mtw th* advortiaad "m * af Ih* •ala. All payment* than ba caah or guwantaad Inatrumanl. payable to tha Clark of th* Circuit Coun. Dated thla 12th day ot Augual. 1M7. MARYANNS MORIS CLIRK OF THI CIRCUIT COURT SIM fN O U COUNTY. FLORIDA by; Mlcholl* L. SMvs OdpMyOMft Pubkahi Augual tt, IS, wtd Saptambar I, I. IM F DSH-tOS Lagal N o tlc f C L A S S IF IE D A D S NOTICI TO OIOOBRB FOR AIRPORT ACOBSO CONTROL FAR PART 1BT.14 SBCURITV IMPROVBMBNTS AT ORLANOO SANFORO AIRPORT BANFORO. FLORIDA Ballad ptopotaT* for lha furni*hutg of alt labor, matwtel*. aetvtea* and equrpment lor th# Airport Acc*** Control Byktom. FAR Part tfiF.t4 Security Unpratamonli at tha Orlande Sanford Airport MS B* reclived by th* Sanford Airport Authority at th* O l'ka of th* DbMtor ot Aklillon, Orlando laniard Airport, Airport Twmutal Building, On* Rod Cleveland Boulevard, tulle 200. Sanford, Florida 33/73 until 10:10 AM.. Beplamber ttlh. IM F. *1 whkh Seminole Orlando • Winter Park 407/322-2611 407/831-9993 PRIVAH PARTY RATIS CLASSIFIED Of PT. *****N f shat ....Ml • Mat HOURS I MAM - I N P.M MOMMY Uni fMBAY . . . » ,M Ub* s ...».< «• laa M sM CLOMOIATUR0AV 8 IW N M Y s b I M ms NOW ACCEPTING BchedtAng may rtuda Be>gam H um w n * tea af an epdeonW d*y Cancel *h*n yM |M r**UM P*y wht tar day* raw ad new Mra*« *wned M a M f w i p a a tw MaMU M*u*a Copy muai Mbnt accapteCM 'ypngraffwal larm •Cemma.ciei beguancy iitee at* avMiM* be ly opened and reed ik u d ThM prefect wi" mclud* me matallalien of an integrate* cUturt televtalan (CCTV) ay* DEAOUNEB Tueeday Pvu Friday tlNoen The Day BaMtaPi tarafn SvrvLvy IINuwiFnday AOJUSTMSNT* ANO CRSOfTIt In tha avanf af an arrw in wt ad. Bid SantardMwafd arid b* IaapenatOk Ior Dm flrtt Inewtfdn enfy af wta 1 ^MtP^lfifBPrt Commwvd af ftBar apfta kbaMnMkM. and I * oakling tacUi- end wUyte Pi* extent efffieteet of the* tneertten. flee** aheak yew ad tw aaturapy the IWkt day R runs. and buMdbtf *4 On ay after t ep4*mbw 3rd. I OBf . aaptaa of th* ptana, Sptcifkailene. and alher C an " act Document a may be eeamined at lha affk* af the DffMtw of Aviatwn, . Orlande Binfnnf fw AUp bjlH r*malM4 jAjij _ HHIWV P l- w W ip W f w o * umanta may Be obtained from ih* oftta* of th* Duoetor of Aviation by payment *1 Seventy"** doear* (STSOOt for each aet Payment for Plan* and athar Centra*' Oaaimienti pwat be mad* by thaok *r Legal N otlco 12—Iktorty Car* w NOTtDB TB MAJNTBNANCB HANBAS tDBBfDN/DffllD CONTXACTt AT BANPDBD, PLOBfDA SaaMd praygaaM tw th* furnMhmg af *R taker, metenati. aervkaa and equipment for the Aircraft MwntenwK* Hangar (Dewgn/Bund Cortbect) at Hm Ortand* Banterd Arrpert wHI a* i-areived by the banterd Avpert Authority al th* Offke *f the (aaautty* Duaaler, Orlande Santerd An pert. Airport Tormthol BuifdMf. On* Rod the turn of 1*40-001- ThM St 0 00 thorp* win not apply 4 tha Otddw rgguaita ma pocumant* la ba tent py a aPraia courier aim char*** tuned t* recipient'* account. propoeoM may be wtth- cantreel, th* auaroooFul btddar acu ptad. Tfu* payment .a non H Bidder dee* net went lo pick up dacumentt but wiMiaa tu hay* documanta ahippad by hrtf-ciaaa u ■ man. addnwnai payment then b* >*quv*d m th* aum af Tan Dokwt ft 10 001 Thla 110 00 chwp* will net apply it the Bidder requeata tha document* t* b* aant by aapraa* court*- wnh chargaa b-iled to recipMm a account No prop***)* may be wnhdrawn aftw th* acheduied taw* far receipt of propoaen. lor « period ot waty (40) d*ya Th* Owiford Arrpert Authority raeervo* th* nphte le waive any InfermalrtMa m or reject any and air prspeaela. or te readvertlea for propoeoM PrepouM mutt be aubm.tted • * »*t forth in th* * Ogee tel ProvMient" Included In ih* Contract Documanta A bid pile* muai be aubmitted lot each *t th* it*m* u*f*d on P *g« f -3 *1 th* Propetal A Old Bond or Certified Check m th* amount ef 1% ot Ih* Total Ammmt But meat be aubmnted 1IS7 IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT OF TH« BIONTBBNTN JUOfOIAL CIRCUIT, Of ABO FOB SB MUM LB COUNTY, FLORIDA KATHLEEN J. FAFINEAU. Petitioner. AND JOHN A FAFINEAU, JN. Reepondenl. NOTICI O f ACTION O f OtMOLUTION 21— P d c d o o d Ib lo o e n w r Irving a cotmaekng A matkeal GIFT OF LIFE B0B-3I3-S43J ALONBT T L * R tBPtCTID Dating Buraau 'or SENIORS EaMO l#77 1-000023-4477 Free Matching Always TordgFd'* ffta NigFM Ivaryanafttt Cammtad Dam taka Pda 1 -6 W -4 1 0 -8 9 0 0 34h a m to * 23—L o tt A Found - T o u n d Tk e yr ^ In Ft Maeon Part Cel 330 04S1 ahwnoona onft Ltgal Notlcet NOTICI OF APPLICATION FOB TAX S C IB NOTICI IS HIRSSY OrvEN, met Ruth Cearner. Hi* holder ot the fen*wtng tertifkttel*) haa hied toad cartMcateMI tw a lea deed I* be tamed thereon Th* certtfMat* numb*r(a| and retrial ef Miuenc*. th* deacrlpaten ef the property, end th* npmeti) in whttn it wet * * * * * * * * m/w* a* teUewa Cartffkd* No: fpp Y*w ot leauanca ttfo OMWIption ot Property: LEG SIC I I TWP 301 RGI 241 BIG 31 FT N OF t l COR OF SW t/4 OF N l 4/4 RUN W 120.41 FT N t l DEG I t MIN 31 SEC I 131.17 FT NLY ON CUhVF 30* 41 FT ■ 443 D1 FT TO BIO Namaa w whkh aaaeated Frank H. hoark III. Oeorpia L. ftear a. Al' a ' eatd ptapwty ketng In |h* County at BemtneM. Stele ol Florid* Uni*** kuch CWfffkMOt*) khell be redeemed according te Mb , Pm property d**crtb*d in kuch certl'kalafa) win b* toad to Ih* highml bidder at th* w**t 'rent dew, Seminole County Courthou**, San'ord. Florida, en th* 13lh day o' Oc'obw. 1*47. *1 M 0O A M. Paymanl * ' laia too. *ppkc*bl* documentary ttamp tea** and recording Im i on required I* b* paid by th* auccataful blddw at the aak. FuN payment of an amaunt equal to Hi* hlgh**t bid la du* wffhlrt 34 hour* oTtot th* adverttaed time *4 Hi* *aM. Ail pdymwtt* than ba caeh or guwanlaed Imtrumant, mad* payabM te th* Clerk of th* Circuit Court. 0*Md IhM ttth day ot Augutt, 1BS7. Th* award of thM Contract wM b* contMtgwM upon th* ewteurrnnceef if theft of Tranaoortmion. BANFORO AIRPORT AUTHORITY SMphwi J. Cook*, (■•Cuthr* Deader PukIMh: 3*p tarnbar I, 10, t l. IffT D ll-33 TO. John A fpplnaau, Jr., DSNTS M M III A Ptymwvt Bend and * PwfonMAc* Band, each m * turn equal la 100 % of th* •mount ef th* Contract award­ ed, wM b * required prior lo * i * cuIMn of contract T* b* akgikH for award at contract, th* k v c t t l M btddw mutt Bubmff, u*on requo* t and wtthm fiy* (l| butm*** day* after the bid opening, evtdenc* of financial r*»p*n«lbUity, eapermne*. qutMkaIMn*. wtd ael•afactary completion *f praviewa prefect*. I* th* **"*1 action of Ih* Swtferd Airport Authority and th* FOOT. The Bidder agree* la comply with th* folMwmg requirement: •Ho member, officer, or wnptoyaa of th* Swtfwd Airport Authority during hm twwr* ot tor pns year thereafter than have any mttreat, diract or Indi­ rect, m thM oentraet or th* pro- DEI-44 PubfMfkt lipumbw #, IS, Z3, SB.1SBT 2 Camatory lota Oakiewn MamorW Port Oarikon of Opvo beat Socbon A 2 v iA t. vakmd S/.000 Wta aa* lor 34000 ThM pretecl wilt mclud* con etruction ot * pr*.*ngtniw*d metal aircraff mtmlenanc* hangar with attached offtcoe. ■long With aaaectotod an* tmprovomonta In * ueprot*. monte will mclud* I'Od-ng, paving, drama**, and uttinM* On or after September Ith. ItST. C opat o' Ih* PUne. Boectficaliona. and other Contract Dacumonta may k* a, ammod ot tha off** o' th* Dirocter o' Motntananc*. Orlando ton'om avpnn, tioi I. tath Piece, tan'ord. Ftond* 33771 Cemptali documanta may ba obtained tram the offee of the Director ol Mamtonanco by paymanl af Fifty Denar* (SH.SOt tar each aet Payment ter Plana and Other Contract Documanta muof ba mod* by chock or money ardor payable tb th* -B eater* Airport withm fiv* II) buamoa* day* aflw ih* bid opening, evidence ol Inane la) raaponiibdity, aap*. rtenet, queiifiaetioni, and aetk'ectery completion *4 previoue protect*, le th* aetMfacKen ol the lentord Avpert Authority, FAA end FOOT, The work partormod under him Contract than be governed by the Federal Contract PrevMioni ■at forth in th* Contract Document*, whkh mclud*. Out ere not limited 'a, Oieadvanttgad Butmeia (nlerpria* |0B() aubconwector participatibn, Equal (mplaymanl Opportunity raqmramanta. end compbanta with Federal Wag* and Hour raquiromonta (Oavia-Bacon A#t). Th* Bidder agree* to comply with th* Ioltowing requirement: -No member, officer, or employ­ ee o' lha Sanford Airport Authority during hia Ienure or 'or on* yaar thereafter then have any mtaratt, dtract or indi­ rect. m Hu* contract or the pro­ ceed* Ihwaaf*. Th* award o' Hu* Contract win be contingent upon I'M concur­ rence et th* Fadwal Aviation Adminietretien and lha Florida Department at Trimportation, SANFORD AIRPORT AUTHORITY Staphen J. Cook*. Irtculiv* Dwacter Publiah: Septembw t, Id. tl, rsm/S cTT DDIOO Bam M att Caamo You loo cocid wm tOOCa of 434 f turf MdB totfrom Tampa 74114 TT Bonford. Fiend* 32713 until 11:00 am., Thureday. October •th, 1M7, M whkh "me th* ■til be publkly for receipt el pcop***M. tar a period et *itty |#0| day* Th* Oenferd Aupart Authority rotorvo* th* right* to warn* any m'ormibtie* m or rtfect any end an piopaaat*. or to toadvert iae tor propoeoM. PropoaaM muel bo buPmlttod aa aat forth m the -Pvopoaai Roauuementa end Cendnton*included m th* Contract Ooc umanta A bid prk* muel bo aubmitted lot each of th* dame bated on m* Piapoaei A bid Bond or Cartrfiod Chock ut th* amount ol 1% al in* Total Amount Bid mutt ba aubmitted with the propoaW. A Payment Bend and a Pavfarmanca Band, each m a aum equal le 100% af th* amount ot PM Contract award­ ed. will be required prior la a i l cutran of contract To ba aiipbw lw rarer d af S1IS3 Autumn M M Reed Euetle, Florid* SITES YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action far dittohjticn ql marrlag* ha* been filed atainat yeu end you are required te aerva a copy of your written dafanwa, if any, to It en Kathlaan J. faplnaau, Patltionar, whoa* addrata la tM North W ktw Pwk Dflva. Caaaalberry, FL 31707 an or before OCTOBER 10th, 1SST. and file tha original with tha clerk of thM court before aervtca on PttHlenw w bnmadiwary then after. H yeu fall t* d* a*, a default wM be entered agalnaf you far tha talief demanded in th* petKMn. WARNINO: rule t t J N . Florida Family Law ruta* of Pr*c*dur*. require* cwtabi automatic dMcMaura of doc umanta and M w nation. Failure to comply tan raault In eanctlene, Including diamiaaal or Wrung of pleadInga. WITNESS my hand and the aeei el thM court on SIPTIM SIR 4th, 1##T. MARYANN! MORSE CLSRK O f THI COURT Nancy R. Wlntar Deputy Clark S thS uK Mi of Beraord xmcMkltng m rahob and rtamriOv* ewa tSOMMonvaMAvd 322*4** MARYANN! MORIS CLSRK OF THI CIRCUIT COURT SIMNtOLI COUNTY. FLORIDA Lhtrier C. FMrgwt wty Clerk it Sept. 3, I. t l 1HT tl. Dll-14 CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos Octet*ity Cfph«Maypkwsme *r« crMted IrommxMeUons t f famous (**&». and praaaH Each lanar n ana stands kx anoPwi T<x*y$c±Jt f sguM V *V J VOK'J JXO axoai j Z A J - V J •0 ZK - 0 • X I x ■ r NZTONJ CZAKJBVK fosMo j JXO VK e. m i a LNIVK MZAN QXZ 0 . * OONIVPO. CHE^WOUB^BO LtJTI ON DlftTkyNSAbw. S • �* I W pjroSatiV- -D Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Tuesday, September 0, 1007 • PORTAXT. CALI YOiM OAOI1 27—Nursery ft Child Car* BABY 8ITTINQ In my home. f!eftrances avails bit Pltats cal 121-7M7 MARTAS DAY C A M Baby I tool Pre-Bchool LAKE MARY uc n w -f m ocrn MRB. W C W L J 1 HOUSE New curriculum lor cluMran ages a s HCVwk tor the Mil month Cat lor M a l i 1217W CARPET HELPER. Musi strip, pad, trim, kick and have car Seriout catsonty 221-5257 Oeysars Teacher w/CDA Ap­ ply mrhto MARTAE DAYCARE ___________ 121-0094___________ CHRISTIAN MALIONAJRI lem more T l wtay man moel 1740*01 OFFICE PERSON/SECRETARY needed. Banc knowledge of computet l required F k ib ii F7T hour* 113*0*1 43— Legal Sarvlcat A-ILAWTICH Divorce tSS. Bankruptcy Irs. Adoption 175, Name Change 155. tic (407) 5720547 24 hrt U oR w R hM eao COME GROW WITH WATSON! Our new upended office n Lapp Mery has openings tor energeec protaenonN seeking en ■■ceaem career in e hrgp proMe, spacious atmosphere f t penanced and nee teenseel Opportunities OPPORTUNITY W -IO IO U on m Net HUE 24 hr. mesa CaP: TRUOYMiYIR For a conhdentol IMervtexr ____ 323-3200____ I CO KE/PE PS I* VENDING ROUTE Looking tor quekry nhOuk tor •toting telet/cuUomer ialatun *b 2o m ow hi i t f i m GPC I1H0M M M H IH IIH H I HA* IMAM CMATE OPEMNOB tor toe toaoenng poaisuna to Benwiote County 71—Hatp Wantad O cH BoardAeiemWy'Pmd •Owheatnert T E S T •Fortin Operators ■Ordti PuflBfi laONBKWONBOMM to qusaasdcemkoaies NO FEE N5-II22 $10 SIGN ON B O N U S !!! Aker Irat dry of work tar rat ara r ti CAIItl Appry too All Reedy to Mots at flch Hand Man 1205 S Mery 17fe Uragwocd 696 1330 “ 01MERAL LABOR*** G R A N D O P tM M G It WORKTOOAY PAJOTOOAV LA BO R READY im Apple In 16*1 B 235-4542 ‘E4JPERIOR tar IB YEAR! Due to teorgam/akon ekhm oca nursing department toe tot totting powuns are aveeeptt •iPN ■ FT 1 PT tv sterns on 2 111 thto •CM F7I a FVT poskunt on 2 11 into n bom Long term and Subea Pe uniti. nuts be Cert toe Stela ol t o o l or enrused n CNA Curse Sled ng selares beaed on aspen mce Cel DlRery Maim, 407-0044 4 n Alt tor ftrectur ol Nurs or appky mthm 60 Nurth Hqhwsy 17 92 OeBary run da Orug Free WrjrkpSere IOC K I T 'N* C A H I / V L E ® by L u rry W rl« h l 71—Malp Wantad 71— Halp Wantad 25— Special NotlOM O U T ! OPEMNOB. Ndfl Eve* Co. Baa Boor cerepos. even. In LaAa Mara Area. CaN: SANFORD Why rent?? 2160 down Lovely 2/1. huge heed bectye/d, qurel ihtel. Fveplece. new CH/A, new carpet 5 petal 2250/mo Pf. S 5S APR 24.hr hot kne 202*355 S47-02H lod^ggriol RECOTON CORPORATION, the nettoni leading manufectureri dutttouiof of coniumer elec Home accessories, has an opening in Ft Lake Mery office tor a tarty Painter, let shift, 7:00AM -2 00PM. Prior spray petobng eipenence wdh mold­ ed ptaebc componenla prelened Mecnenicel ability to maintain spray booth and patot guns A atiaey to maintain sup­ ply tovenlory a mml Muel have eiceeenl commurucalion ikes and be deial onenred Send resume and salary his­ tory to Human Raaourcea, 2050 Lake Emma road lake Mery FL 2274E. or FAX re •ume end salary hulory lo 407-123-1554 ( O f LANE MARY M l wdofl. cM garage, poo! 11100/51100 •5ANFOROSF1ml cerpon end large it •SANFORD 1/1 wI/carport, aerr porch, nice yard . 24245400 •SANFORD 1/1Dwtax wfpe­ so Wlr/Swr tod 71M DOYLE 105— Dupisx/Tripisx v a__ , , - 1— **•— - r i — tm p n irn e g •ECURtTVOFFICERJOS Training Armed 5 Unarmed _ •MALL TRANBFORMiR Aieemdfy. Hess up. Ota Bo41 Neeap. * Apply W 547 Comwed M FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CONTRACTOR IEMB4fWI LANOBCAPP4G healtn arsonamci ano toll f l a w Omesee in im i * Landscape lovemen 1 greda Facto* operaso* rrwkl be aip A have • COL ' krigeean techncsenmuel have lech knrwMdgi t COL ' Sue worker ( pipe layer sip on commercial sees |y t a Ml kw^ i LAWN MAMTENANCI __ lap A VdM Lis. ReWB _____ C M V M t T U J H I W ____ LAECR OPERATOR UmortomeN 112-4454 c m je w iflf* SERVERS ____ Benetae 222-3129 ___ _ To won neeasnd andor ngyit •O f A DOUBLE RECLINING Lt»H Blue Paid 5500 Aski 2750 krm Cal 222 5544 STORAGE RENTAL CLERK A/R. A/P. teestog. coeectona Computer rwpAK Venous rvoul duo dukewmstoi __________ITS->500 __________ T fLBMARMTMO • PIT eve STvhS Muel he neiTka arxUy to n «l mdapenderefy Wd ken Cell 222-41)1 hoot toil AM tor apputotmem Alt tot Mr rkgrfns LAWN MAINTENANCE Commercial aap required Work up to 70 hr»*wk Hearty pay I hrtout Nuerp na 447-524-5400 __ LOOKING FOR Ouai'-ed de gre*v1 leechei end CDA Accept TOLL COLLECTOR Fences Fid 5 pen kme CM tor nkurmaLm Dtflvory/WarafKMjap vout Jutt Cat* Nsvet a Fee' HBtAN f e e a n e i W W M drivers eo hrt • Pen msurenca 5 ben e*es Clese D teens# tetjured Clean rkvvvg recnnl knowverkgv of Ortorvki area e pkrt Art** el 2501 S Senkxd Aye D a n ta i A s s is t a n t Needed for surgical prosthetic reconstructive practice Ener­ getic Individual trim alreng team HJWe Oelery end beneMe. A O G A A ftM U W .W C . •NEW PAYPLAN* toNrvtasr 8B477443B8. • Lay Ovet Pton’ •tire Step Pay" •I Day od lor 7 Deys Out' aoiKR •t*ea»i toturance* •vxresonPay* Hdar Program* i f n e t Cleat A COL req Iteats Cat Sam to 5pm i aooaM so w Mon 4m OYy COC DETECTIVE • PRWATE and Tien eer-42*-onT ELICTROSRC ASMURLIRt Solder SkpSrtSnes req Interview today and atari tumorroe 147F Hr leverp c o l n SataorrneSe Mery Cal 176 tttt For mm M S ............. ........ ..... ... 117 LAWN MAMTI NANCE ASSIETANT SLFPlnVSOA ASSEMBLY-1N0 I H F i a i COTON CORPORATION ere nation t taadng manuiactiKtr' daktutor ol alaclromc too tora t hat an cpportiKvty m ou> lata Mary lacirfy tor an Assistant Supervisor In evr At senary step tor 2nd Stall 4PS4-1I 20Am Musi hern [» or tupemtory etpenente in t-jpl menulectunng aitemor, or peckagng t i n Must here enetenl commurvcalun tin t end tie detea oranted Eicsasnt twnetit pectags and cunpelitive salary Send >e sura to MfLTtS Flection Cor poralion 2950 le ts Emma Hoad Late Mery. Ft 22745. or TAX resume to 407 2251964 EOE ATTENTION CMA’t Come p n ext eicetent liru tad lackey nth a caring taam ol NURSES and C N Ai Etpan enced reengmra Eiceham benehla a education enhance­ ments Apply m person Deaone Meelthcere Reharxiilauon CanMr 1151 Ekcam Blvd, Oetone FL EOC AUTOMOTIVE DETAILS At SentonU ongnoodOtendo Good Income Poterkal Benefits Alter SO Deys Tapp teak etc. *0/ 2 9 l3 Q » AVON EARN TO MV, COHM Flax Hrt. iandl 131-116) tod. Eetos. fts» 604M431SE Deed pay A Panel s rd FPL UtUMdOLBsL-MUlU__ __ rrr h oueekeeper su p e r VIEOR Lkrsl tie let muiveled Some eipenence needed Ap pty ratrirn OeBary Manor 50 North Itigheey I 7 #2, OeBary Ona] Free work piece EOC immed opening IBM Ptachtree ■ musri Busy print shop £15canl seif slaner Other dutas net phones A cull service Tru Cablnat Makar Erp wtaminatmg. asterntong A nalaang Call tar in -------- bnem 135*100. CARPENTE fVPUNCH OUT/ ELECTRICIAN HELPERS need­ ed tor Commercial OC. travel. DRUG FREE COMPANY Apply 525 Sunshine Lent. Aaemonit Springe, a or cal 552-5444 IMMEDIATE P/T OPEM NOB NONRILL has severe! imm# rkele openings Ice 2nd sMI m the Late Me*y e>ee Tneea pow mdustnei enwonmem Mecrsne operelor experience ■plus 'General Latin 15 55TV •Press Brk Opaieto* 5550T% HKI.P PEKSON.NFI. N E V E R A FEE!! •Alerm/Ceble WM Int telle* Trainees to $7 80 hr. Co car, unltorme. Benefited 135*0*1. ■Bank Teller Trainees to 5500 hr. alert. FT/PT Lncelt 114 •Courts* D*lve*e to tlW Smell mall parcel. Local 125•CALL TODAY FOR DETAILS A INTERVIEW!! OENERAL WORKERS For ehoaetale pum nursery P/ T S34-3560____________________ For tyiacele tommunrty Please apply wrthto Cotomel Village (I Lake Mery. 733 Secret Harbor Lane. Lake Mery EO&DFWP/ Q f u a m i Q im -— — ---------- HOME CLEANERS ServiceMeld Good pay. peat tor driving Can lead lo wotting horn home end ownerMxp LO G O WOODWORKER IITAR TEMP LOGO For Furn rnanuFactunng Must be sip to mi wok 6 farmer Duong Cel 220 42*4 Joe or Jute______ _____ ________ Wrvk kumhome 55OOtv plus benus Eiparencedpratened ______ 447-251-7551 WRECKER DRIVER Mutt have ciaai 0 COL. tup pay tor quailed person Acpty W'tFvn Butcha Tearing. 700 Persaivnun Ave Sanlord ) Termlhort Te*m p To Mbs “NOXFETem E EQf-TlT-EHa___ MOLLY MAIDIt HIRING F7T• M-F * 55pm. WMTrain a0T-757 «007. PHONE PROS Salary * comm » bonus F/T or P/T Relaked almoipbere-tmofc. topok Pebble or CM757-9270 ‘ IMMEDIATE OPENINGS* Permanent P/T. 10 a neaibta People lovers, alwte, 3 cotori Health Cert. 407 255-4375 •FOR SALE «■ i 36' dog cegs Onto used tor 3 week* 2100 Cea 324T7M_____________ LOST PUPPY Found naar Seminole High School For Into, Ca) 221-0464 201— Horae* ENGLISHHORSEBACK taeaoni, camp, ewtoxmng. GENEVA 258-5M1 1 BORN, pnv perk. AC, nice area No pels 2300 t dep Area Sept 7 Cal 3210455 97—Apartmanta 1 BDRM Outer tree Perfect tor •mgfe person 532Vmo • de- WORKING mate E rekabta Fumrahadroom Contact Br* ________1247754.________ 99—Apartmanta • Unlumiahad ^ ) R S S tlocat5 n[ ^ ^ 1A 2 BErme 22745450 Mon 04457 or 221-0111 OUPUK-SANFORD 1/1. CHA tgr acmrm5 yard utaay wVr/O hotk-tp. W/&G tod SaOVmo Etacterwy, clean. AC. Fee ca noe uaa al Kale s Landrag |)25m ITOG'dep 407-3214470. ‘ e a a w tm 1 bdrm. Cent AC. car port 5450/mn • 545/Fsee Cat CALLBAWT REALITY 122 7490 SAtMORO 2/1 net/ Seminole HS CAfA.WW CARPET Sec 5 accepted 222 44*4 or 744 5512 107— M o b il* H o m e * F o r Rant In me country 2 bdrm/1 bath modes home Untamehed AC. range, refigerelor 1400 5475/mo HANFORD 584 MARMER‘9 VILLAGE 117— C o m m e r c ia l R e n ta l* 323070 LEASE Prime showroom a •■rehouse 110970 m h SR I M l 104 r hrtow m iow o la o iu 54/ovr) ruroun 441 Footage 407-57* 2500 hOULEAVLUl tsamai! 1 brk— Ft Hw 5275rVno . uMtaet t rear team 1)02220___________ ROOMY 1 BEDROOM to quwl r»sr area SSOamon • inks t veer leete 2202220 ■ANFORO It* DM 1 i 7 bdrm eptt Seme w mat Ound wee Fromt7»V man 371*757 103— H o u b b b U n t u m is h s d 11S— O f h c s S p e c s Fo r Rant A MOVt R4SPECIAL! I 400aq Ft t upl 52*5 AMONTH OMce Stcraqa 3210120 0* 3332554 SANFORDOFFICE SPACE 1 Suttee FvsMsSie • ttoo *F * 1S005F 557-321-7004 141— M o m s s F o r S a ls N O T IC E 2 0 7 — J e w e lr y LAKE MARY Cual bd 37 tor/ dirvlam. 2 car gar 155,500 RENOVATED W. Mmnew. corner tot. geraga 155.500 5C POOL Pre forartoMFe 17 ew drvlam2 ear gar • cpd 557,200 4/23.000«q ft, apMplan, ion porch, dack. I acr 2150,100 SANK FORECLOSURE Over 1/3 act. toed. « j20prch 22*100 I'AII! M M DOWN.-.WHY RENT? Whan you can own h r 3 brFm hams W G 4 U , new psirx 5 car­ pet 7 ksk Mk m i«UO humssi TM HMMMn Group, to* — .321-0131 till MYRTLE AVE 1/1 W/W. Cart Ism. rsfng'stovs N<s ares NOPCTSi lUGmo r dsp CHEERY! bdm I 5 bsto Hums W ISto St newly rsnovsmd OL A. Kach equtoped 2525rmo • MOttotap »4-2lt2________ OSTEIN •' Id CHA No peta large yard WTLmon • 2200r dso CeR3243753__________ 5ANFORO-RENT TO OWN ItOOOMown 5460/mon. 2bdrm. Air. Family rm 1107 Motty Av* CanChame 5547257 EXC24ANQS Of SILL YOUR Property mealed anywhere' KVE 8 TORSRr ALTT 774 5615 SANFORD 1 7 ipst pton vsu* sd ts*ng FR Reduced to 175 500 Cal Msm Ssmusikurv TRAVIS KILL GORE BROKER 1741511 OR 172-1251 ___ M ARKHAM PLACE 110 Hitateri Tl. Longamod 47 ipwr 1g m*» tie ovtHuokmg urn pod a snervtn was end w/ bnca wal Sttaaan OR 4 F.R TattetuSr decor aisd SUCK ■ fM B J M a fftJ ilM lilM N tPOOLk 3 BORN .Or set Ares /U f RENT tu Own 15f block 5401.75 MOVE IN BATEMAN LOGO EANFOftO 2150 (town lovsfy 2F t. hugs treed backyard, quiet itrssl FtfSprees new CH A new carpal 4 psuii liaormo Pt. a 55, APR 24hr hot kne 203- 211— A n tk im y C o H a o U b la a IPMCB er Whetat i » ' . I 11 >| t f J• 1 4 9 —C o m m e r c ia l P r o p e r ty F o r B a la “ N B SH B O W fO O O tAL^ Krmtaerty Cowt. off Wayitds Or., Senlord 54m. Sit only OC2 FENCED preperty 17 acre ml 1500 eq II ofhte Cone pkg tot w/retenhon pond 122 4620 2 1 9 — W a n te d t o B u y CLEAN FMW5PAPER5 153— A c r e a g e L o t F o r S e t* 5 12 ACRES Memton. FL Country tub Ax woodedtoeka/ hekorytoog wood 211.500 407-1M-4241 or m->054 157— Mobil* Homes For Sals 1 bdrm/1 beRk-1700 down Home kx n Carriage Cove Oregory Mub4e Hornet 111-5100 PARR AVI Humea 11000 to M 000 Setup Ftoancing QUtETt 127 2551 CARRIAGE COVE 241 44c 27 83 Path Sproy. ra-ted Fl -oom 24 I 45c 17 50 Skykns MCens Ceepar/J no RerrycXne. 3 221-0004 StIW.I FlrxI-kPF I I Set.41 2 2 3 — M la c a ila n a o u a AIR CONPRIUOR^Q^klte srrsy ol body tool* Sandbome. 5 HP uprxtot. 220 Vo* 60 O N , ungts stage ml Mar. hose, etc Fist board D A grinder, rtochers cfirasi. ntatter, aaw. impact wrench, pent guns, etc eke Al to perteel corn) Asking onfy 1000 ctkh FIRM for a l C«5 323 5073 REGINA Steamer Plirk carpel cleaner 2 motor rystom Used once 1125 REGINA House­ keeper upright vacuum 540. 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Vshiciss/C smp srs For 1S7X I f AIRSTRIAM travel baler Ftdy aerfeontened Exc 10m Mull see to beIteve $0,000 Ce)112 E7W 1978 Dodge Coachman Swept 8 Good conMion Senous toquvtoaonly 1147175 hours. CaN For appt. 407-3200021 1 7 92A.AKE MARY FamaM teaks Female to share 4/2. pin bath, non smoker, IJOCVmo tockikSS cable 121-7410 EFFICIENCY Maidtec* conyemmMlocehon 322*008_______ Cue Senlord area Kitchen pnv leges SatVwk Holerances CeN 525-7212 _______ Fumrshed wth toe bath In Carnags Cove (904) 759-2700 or (pager) 963-1158 99— RoonVBoord Ftd house prweegea Cette m room, wash done t/Vwk * hah o^M bd 125-7571.__________ 97— Apartm ents Fumlshad trance, bath. U . Unique tettod to on town Senlord Meal tor 1 person Dep/Refa/no pett UWa tod 121-0229 Leave metaege FURN. EFFC APT Priv entrance, beta. M. Unique eebno in dn town Bantord. Ideal lor i parson Dep/RofiTno pels llUi tod ,1230729 leave muaaege OENERAL MACHINE WORK Steel, ekm. etc Welcome am |Ctow^votor^iet407-1247575 292-Additions ft Remodeling new remooel repair Doora, windows, caqtonvy. mna. decU t conatte 323-W9 9 G Baknl CBCt9S50 293-Air Conditioning AC FOR SALE 3 TON 5 5 TON una For more mta cat 323 7015or 576-5509 299-Automottve 74 FONG F-150 100 Auto, large stake bed runs, tow mlaagt, needs work. 5750 « bads tor outoosn) motor. 3307181 snylnis 259-ChlkJ Car* Cantors : m m n m m m 3tt1 ft. SANFORD AVE., ftAHFORD ItW CLEANMO: 322-4504. DomesSc to Olftcss/Susinaas- aa- Ws do the lob rtotol. KATHY* KLEANUK4Reatd wkfy/mo. isnlel ctoan-outs It via sip » rail 11452*3 LETS US LIFT YOUR CLEAN INGBURDENS Waek.tr week etc 117*912 Of 5241110 PREFERREDMADS Reatd. wkJyFbtwkly Fimtfy owned A opsratod trace 19*4 UWBondedrina 223-1597 or 250 5120 ORYWAU-STUCCO-Repait Wat E Coring Teifures Matched Popcorn 122*115 271-Elsctrical CAJtflNTIft. Ai Home m APOLLO CL1AMMO EVc"“ CorrynBeuC QuaWy SvoSal efactonguei Ltolnx 321-0044 270-Drywall 299-Carpentry zam\ Cleaning 269-Concrste SWIFT CONCRETE 4051525 Ortiewaya-Pataoa-ltdewaNa HStoMSwift: 407-1241545 DMShd: S0471410M ■CON BOOKKEEPING- Cuttaanalusd pick-up STUDIO 1 BEDROOM Home vnprovementi nt'oit, re pe*t. Serins 320 1915987-5206 Servlets 291-Accounting ft Taxes Single Stoiy Ofjifln •FriafrilyOfrSM MnuganeK NoOneBeta*Of Above *FumWtedor UntunWhedStudios Energy•ENicient SWM •EMrUly FvmWedInStudtoeOr* DAVID GREEN CARPENTRY 268- CONE JOIN THE FUN. MUNCHKM MANOR 407-121*545 If you're a high energy go fatter with restaurant eaperlence. preferattyto ptua. taka this opportunity to |oln the leader In the tottasnv We one* a competitive salary, slock options. 401 (H Flam health, dental disability, and life Insutance available to qualtoed eppkeants. bonuses, training and opportunities for advancement. aaateaattaai os von REX k/nens-Notriad 93—Rooms For Rsnl • MANAGEMENT • DRIVERS Mail rttumga to: Papa John's P in a Attn: Will id Thomas 2TMOrlawtoO»ivo Sanford, FL 32745 or can 407-22S-4SM or fax 407-BaS-MM AHn: Ctiartao Potars SANFORD BY OWNER 3/2 1805W3rdSi CH/A. Gecunty Bye. Fr pie. Fed yd w/70X 35 xkihop. ihop EXTRA) JSOk nail SANFORO/SY OWNER Con ptelety rtmodetod 3/15. t.050 eg ft 4io Bey Ave. 1st.500. 1500dmm. 2560'mo 124-5424. MOCLOSING COST 527)00 daern 1546 ECapnata-Sanford Totaey renovated y j 2-0551. Laeve Metaage )23-0511 Needed PIT Reaef Cook poutKin tor k 120 bed lecaity Eipenenced pieterred Escel lent Opponunay tor the rqhl per­ son Good •ages 6 benel.lt Apply al Denona Healthcare He habu-lation Center. 1651 Etaf«f!!BMLes§9rijLfL_ieii--ORDER ENTRY PROCESSOR Sanford Homcukurai Co seeks a motivated organized, sell Harter Varied duiws including order entry proceisrag shppvrg documenii and mveniory reporta Strong computer skits a must Non smoker FFlttWHMJttlltZ_______ P/T SERVICE AOENT Oliver. Need to clean, service end In­ spect rental vehiclee. VeUd FLO. AciipleSli drtvd'E record end background cheek. Varied hre apply in person. 1005Orlendo(1T-«2)0* Sanford MOa erfhee needs P/T Aesntsm Please reply with resume to 114 Bedford Court. Sanlord, FL 12771__________________ 2)1-5242 Ve ts the fastest prowlnf plus delivery company in the country and have grown to over 1000 locations In ovet 25 states In only e decade. With plans for continued tepid tipentlon. we re looking for: ASSISTANT SUPtftVISON OF MCYCLMO RECOTONCOR­ PORATION, vie naaona lead tog mehultcluiat'dtklrtauten of cur-turner etectrurvc eccesao net has an opening m irs Lake Mary cWce tor an Ae< lent t upwvMoi of recycling let etaft. 7.00AM-2 MPM. kponktaWbea mckide Ouek I, Cunirur AauiLng me Dupervisor 4 eerenouee work m ckxkng paM tack Warenouee eipenence it required Must neve eiceeent commurucetrun skua and be dales oriented Eiceeent beneku package end competitive salary Send resume and salary h.story to rkmen Retortet. 7950 Lake Emma road. Leas Mary. FL 27740 or FAX reeuma and sar arj history to 407 332 194a __ADAMOEAIO FEE RdtiddnU aJ C td an in g G RO U ND SKEEPER 328 498- MANUF ACT UH |I*G The toftaetng poetbona are eo7-22S-ton BOOKKEEPER M A IN T E N A N C E kpeiTmem Compiet F/T Lake Mery 221-1527 ____________ MERRY MAIDS HtfUNG Car 5 Insurance Needed Weekends FREE 2315255 •Assembly A Warehouse to _______ WANTED EMPLOVCES F/T "or P I 2nd ahri hetcae houtl. 25 GOTu Harks aher 11 I mu Ceabetore 200pm 202-7544 WANTED 16 Panpie who wan lo kite w * g r and leer benei Cek nuw and tee how 754 7225 VAf --------------- TtoriS-------------CAREER CONSULTAAfTA, MC 114.60 nr All Ahlftt Train! 2350052 407 524-4247 pttiNTtNA>icr»iief5A~ Uetolenence o* a r?0 bed recery Good organiralmnai rkannvrg and hands on p*e renirve me-nlenence O il •ppry el Deltona Heanvaie rin labu-rainm Canter IBM Lbcam Bhd Dedone E0E7FF Caa (407) 215-4211 ExpdriinctWInduatrM Sesnng machine operelora needed Air condhoned tecaey Benefits eveeebe health ms rvcJday pay. vacsvon pay etc Monday Fruity. 7am 3pm Clothesmeien. me 2740 CM . 524.7544 - PRODUCTION WORKERS L A B O R E R S N EED ED ______ Cad D 5-I4I1 199— P a t* ft Suppose 1140/2121 321-2452 WOODBINE LARGE 17. veuhed cerkngt. lanced yard, on quiet cul-de sac 252imo 7747071 InduetrieT WAREHOUSE • RECOTON CORPORATION, me nalrona leading manulactureirdmlributor of afecinc accessories, has openings In « • lake Mery leceries tor 1 st and 2nd anm •alehouse Hours eyeXeAta 7 00em 130pm. 0 00 4 20pm end 4 OOpm-17 30em Must be Stale to Ml • mrvmum of 50 toi an • conknuoui bears ForkMI eipenence preteried Staring rate 15 75 III iMt. 25 95 2nd trull “ Mull p en main toil Apply Vi person at 2950 Lake Emma Road tala Mery FL Lpndecapd' 141— Homes For Salt 5TENSTROMREALTY WE NEEDHOUSES TORENT! *xi n r * run Cm 22a a;co a b e t t o r jo b for 103— Houses* Unfurnished ~~~~~—^ - repavi. pemkng Bceramic toe. Rkhent Qraea 1215072 MED AN ILECTfttOANT^” CALL DICK'S ELCCTIUC 407*11*713 -------- (MVr* Central Florida L a w n ------- MORRIS CONSTRUCTION Ties arc carpentry, a hauhng. odd rotaa 4 more No too loo tma) Free astanstss 1740(21 277-Hauling mem Complete lawn care Free etumalei 250*255_________ ■UNSCAPE LAWN MQMT FREE ESTIMATES!OWRATES 1147174 OREO GROSE LAWN SERVICE Renta, property garage-Vied dean ups. appkancev trash, brush 407-5441545 or pgr 407*144117 276-Home Improvements buying home'.condoT Call A Pradute Horns Intlpeetani 220-1784 or Fai 130*452 CHARLES OT(Dan) MKLIR. BuJdar. C8C0572SS. ReaF Comm. ramodN. addbons. r» pav MC, VISA 407-2241741 DAVIDKEY CONSTRUCTION New/RemorteUngRepelra Lie: COCQ57535 1247202 LITTON* Handyman 5 Clean­ ing Svca No |ob too amaktag Freest) 24 hr tve 575-7218 REYNOLOB VINYL SUNNQ Lifetime warrinly No pamirng. walla 5 overhang, msm 60S Lie /Ins. Ethmslea. ipecial (to­ counit Can now! (407) 1222Sdi___________________ SPECIALITY CONTRACTOR Paml and boms isprwi LID BONDED Jack Tuttle 114157) HES.COM QUALITY CARE free E8T m «m • CUTEBY DAN. LIOINS RESCOM Profsstional aridFrisndhr 121*475. THE ULWNGUY Eipenenced Edspsndatte Comptsts towncere 252-1143 two oooo old aova Trss sve, indsep. town rnaml. Free ail 302 9012pqr 576*874 291-Painting FAJNTtoQ, 21 Yri. (5300455). CommlRsHdanttol Carpentry. Rnpavi, WaKpspsr. Plailsrrag..... 322 2191 COMMY1ESIOwtthlyr Warranty E Fewer WeshCMAittaN 5144351____ FRANK BARNHART Pstottnq Plus Ftssaure Clssnlng. Us/ BRUNNEU. )hw. Since 1578- M411E1 299-Prsssurs ______ Cloining______ PRESSURE assemVtaehtng Decks * WWw* Dnvewayt STEAMFACTORY 124-7650 280-Laundry Service 302-Roofing MARTS LAUNDRY SERVICl” YATIt ROOFtNO atoee ISM Church S Br. Otoe. M . Gan. i B bon. Pickup E 1.521*354 i m-1440 A i l v c r d v f D . u l y In A l l V P u b l i c . i t i onv S.tnioi tl Hi t .il<l • H u n t e r • 1 .»ki* M a r y I He A \ Call I int1 A d A v e r a g e s S.|(».00 inonth l i x l a y ! Cl.issikicd D c p l . U Z d i l l * �•. M* \ I T 7 * AliVe.yfOfcC*/ » 48 • Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Tuesday. September 0, 1007 by Chic Young BtONDIE Do creatine supplements cause harm? D E A R OR COTT: I am a successful co lle g e athlete who usea cre a tin e m on o hydra le to Im prove p e rfo r­ mance. la there any danger In thla practice? O KAR H EAD ER You are one of an eatimatrd II percent of collegiate ath le le a who uae cre a tin e , a m uacle eatractlve, to Improve alrength and energy. You may be aurprtaed to learn that there la ample acientlflc evidence aupportlng the contention that crea­ tin e haa an e rgbge nlc (m uscle enhancing) potential. O ral doaea of about 20 grama a day (for leaa than a month) have many beneficial effecta on muacle, leading to Improvement in h lp h -in te n s lty w ork, atam lna and anaerobic eaercioe. Be adviaed, how­ ever. that creatine aupplementa can cauae aevere m uacle cra m p in g In aome alhletea. O K A R OR (iOTT: In a recent col­ umn. vou adviaed readtra to refuae annual dental X-rays In order to avoid unneceaaary aapoauro to radiation. D on 't you th in k that the dentiete ahould be involved In thia deciaton? D E A R R E A D E R Yea and no I agree with you that any teatlng ahould be the reault of Inlrnae cooper atlon between the patient and hla phyaician or drntlat. Certainly, if drn tal dlaeaae la present, annual X rays of the teeth are appropriate However, so railed routine teatlng be It X ray eiam s or blood teata needs to be re evaluated periodically, otherwise, the testing becomes mere­ ly an automated adjunct to the period Ic examination f o r example, cheat X raya used to tie "routine* for all pa llrn ta before surgery f o r decades, this was accept rd medical practice, ranted out with out question However, auch testing was shown, a few ye ars ago, to be co m p le te ly u n n ecessary It was a "sacred row* that cost a iot of money (nationwide) and waa of little benefit Consequently, p h ysicians changed their orientation and now order pee op chest X raya only If there la a ape rifle reason to do so. such as short ness of breath or the presence of a lung disease To tome degree, dental X raya have s im ila rly taken on the trappings of rubric Everyone dors it. so It must be correct furtherm ore, moat dentists lake th eir own X rays, so there is a huge financial Incentive to continue the practice Therefore, on this issue. I'll stand my ground lientlals can certainly be part of the decision process — but they should have to justify the prac Ik e of having routine dental X raya done more frequently than every two or three years fo r normal adults with healthy teeth and gums, annual dental X raya are a waste of money and con stilule unnecessary exposure to radi­ ation that rould easily be avoided I don't have an axe to grind with dentists, most of whom are conscten n tlous and honest practitioners. Rut there la a definite conflict of interest here. Perhaps, like pre-op cheat Xraya, the whole concept of ‘ routine* needs re-examination and revision D EAR DR. COTT: I suffer from gen Ital warta la (here a new treatment for this annoying condition* D EAH H E A D E R tirn ila l warta are more than an ‘ annoying condition * Caused by the human papillomavirus and spread easily by sexual contact. ACROES t • • II tl 14 ts Rabbit's taM Type of bonnet Urban gabort Chemical ouNIa II n 16 Iff* of coffee 41 O e- 17 In — (see I 16 t ir e (comb I 16 II Young poet 22 Hard up 14 Whymet C1*7NKWSFAJTXKWTIWtUSKASYS _ M eaietui M gndmgfor 41 Type oft 46 0001)1 47 Hernando 16 auch warla can lead to cervical cancer* and other consequences. Therefore, women with genital warta ahould have aggreaaivc therapy and frequent fop teata and ahould Insist that th rlr part nera uae condoma. (Men with these warta ahould also be treated and un­ co ndo ms.) Until recently, therapy waa far from satisfactory and Included powerful topical drugs, laser removal, cryothrr spy (freeilng). electrocaulery (bum Ing), and surgery. Now Ihere Is a new trralment which waa recently approved by the Food and D rug A d m in is tra tio n C alled Im lqulm od cre a m (trade nam r A ld a ra ). Ihe produ ct shows g rra t promise In a study group. JJ perrrnl of women and S t p e rce n t of mrn enjoyed total clearing of their warts after applying A ldara three lim es a week for up to 16 weeks Ask your doc­ tor about this new drug. 46 Astronaut Orieeom •0 Utah ahi retort II TurbieMWo U - out (stretch) U O u il _ M Loose payment M Wide ehoe eiao 66 Tropical hud n n n n n n n rin n o □nnn nnn nnnn nnnnnnnn nnnn □ h r n n n n n nnn nnmnn n n n n n n n nnn nnnnnn n n n nnn nnn nnn □□□□no nun nnnnnnn nnonn n n n n n n n n nnn nnnn □nnnnnnn n n n n n n n nn n n nnnn nnn nnnn i t Dried coconut 26 Tibetan getede 1 - ■ Anthony 20 Mined metier I Desired II Mebeachotce I Keener STUMPED?,T7~ TTnr 7T 41 •0 One Day — — Time w o 1*1 h M A x WIN AT BRIDQB break! In the future It he ran sofve this RAI) North problem Well, whal are the East West a A l l i t hands, and which color is the opening V AX 2 lead’ Once you've decided, uncover • U S 2 Ihe full diagram * A 2 By 1‘ h llllp A ld e r South asked West lo Irad a red ra id K a il West To grt full value from today's deal. So. Ihe diamond |ark was covered by a K q J in « 4 A » iihi must rover up the East and West Ihe queen, king and are i l l doesn't • J l l a l l ¥ ends Then decide the m axim um help East lo play Inw i Now came a * K 9 7 4 e J number of tricks you, as South, could club lo dum m y's a rr. a diamond to A 9 I s K Q J 10 7 1 win wilh hearts as trump II you could South's six. a spade lo dummy's are. South arrange Ihe missing 24 cards as you and a diamond to South's eight Next. * J wish In addition, you may request South raxhrd Ihe diamond 10. discard e g i a a West to lead a red or black card Once Ing dum m y's club two Then. South * A to a a i you have stipulated the color. West ruffed a low club with dummy's heart * A ( i may lesd any card of that color two F in a lly , he made the la st xix The a lo ry In ‘ H igh! Through the tricks on a high rroxsruff, East being iT h e b id d in g is I r r e le v a n t Hack" by Robert Darvaa and Norman overruffed four limes and underrufflng lu In d a y 's d e a l S e e s t o r y i de V llliera Hart (reprinted by Baron dummy twice B arclay. 19*4; to order ca ll 100 274 So, South made seven hearts! Were 2221) it related by the diamond queen, your answer* II tricks and a red card’ who tells South that she It hit bridge If to. you win favorable distributions your fairy godmother fairy godmother. She adds that South for the rest of your life - assuming, of C l*7 by NKA. Inc w ill be rewarded with favorable suit course, that Ihe diamond queen Is also May the luck be with you I FRANK AND ERNEST MNTAi. ffe j, CAR R6TURN i y THf *AY. THt a iiia g s WOXttP tfttAT/ qfaur <Brthday Wednesday. Sept to. 1997 by Jim Dpv Ip Condiuons look hopeful for you In tha year ahead You might find Victoria* in venues where you previously encoun­ tered deappotntment and rejection VWOO (Aug. U -S e p t 22) Vou could be luckier lhan usual a l Ih li lima wilh endeavors you personally original* Do not feet that your ideas are nfertor to oth­ ers Virgo, treat yourself lo a birthday gift. Sand for your Astro-Graph prerPcbona lor the year ahead by mailing 62 and SASE to Astro-Graph, do this newspaper, P.O. Box 17S6. Murray Hill Station. New York, NY 1016b. Be sure to State your xoduc you're privy may be worthy of investiga­ tion. SCORPIO (Oct. 244fov. 22) Today, you are kkefy to eofoy ventures that sie more verbal lhan physical An information exchange with Inenda could be of enor­ mous imoorunc* Look for weys to form alienees with com. peieni cohorts ARKS (March 21-April 16) A d m accor dance with your perceptions lodey W h e n you conceive bright idea* on ways lo fur­ ther your ambitions, swing into action TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Think win rung thoughts today it you art pamcipst mg m some type of competition, whether N involves sports, romance or business OIMINt (May 21-June 20) Move things around if It helpa better your lot in lit* CAPRICORN (Doe. 22-Jan. 16) Antici­ Changes you implement today could pated newt that pertains to a matter out­ have far-reaching, favorable effects side ol your immediate jurisdiction Is CANCIR (Juno 21-July 22) Com ­ forthcoming Today may even be the day. panions wlN find you a delightful person AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 16) Lady Luck with whom to associate today. Your mmd rmghl have something special in mmd for be focused on whal you can do to you today. II could involve an arrange­ piaasa others. ment that n already producing results. Be LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) CorJlnue lo took expectant out for economic and career poeatoMtet PtSCIS (Feb. 20-March 20) Vou are in a Something substantial could develop for cycle where you could be more fortunate you, bul you may have to track N down than usual In partnership arrangements. one? * NEA let SAQITTARtUS (Nov. 22-0*e. 21) Trend* are favorable regarding your malarial affairs. Something that tla rii out smell could be transformed Info something targe I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1997 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 09, 1997 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 09, 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 09, 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/f8e603b4b82074db7b1de4fe7a39ac16.pdf adbfd2492c2c111fd3f458967c3e2243 PDF Text Text S e r v in g l a n t o r d t L a h t M a r y a M S e m ln f l i C e im t y a la a a 1 S 0 S aaih Yaar, No . 24a - Sanford, Florida At schools, C is for cappuccino ■F Herald Staff Writer High sc ool students In Seminole County don't need i go Ihe m all anymore for gourmet coffee. Barnle's line of gourmet coffees Is now avail­ able in Ihe cafeterias of Lakr Mary and Semi­ nole high schools. Plans are In place to soon add the service at Oviedo. Lyman. Lake B ra n ­ tley. Lake Howell and W inter Springs, said Dan Andrews, director of food services for Ihe Seminole school district. TODAY Andrews said students and teachers arc very excited about the service which Includes ca p ­ puccino. Available flavors Include German Chocolate. Vanilla Creme. Because of the low caffeine content I n jh e products. Andrews re­ fers lo the line as non-caffelnaled. The price Is 81 for a cup. High schools have been offering a regular coffee service In Ihe county for at least 10 years. Kids have many options, including soft drinks and Juices, he said. T h i s is a very high quality product and we're excited about It.* Andrews s * adding lhal said, N gsSA Getting to the heert of the metter 'Clsan Cttlat' matting • F le d owners, managers anti various d e ri­ sion makers In the local government, industry an d transportation sector are Invited to learn more about a grass roots program known as ’ Clean Cities* at a meeting on Aug. 0. at the Orange County schools headquarters In O r­ lando at 0731 Hanging Moss Rrt from 1:30­ 3:30 p m. T h e program Is an Initiative of the U.S. De­ partment of Enerftr and Is designed to expand the use of alternatives to gasoline and diesel fuel. For information, rail 630-1450 Herald Staff Writer Louis Rot undo stepped up before the Longwood City Commission and asked them to close their eyes. Roiundo is the lobbyist for Ihe cities of A l­ tamonte Springs and Maitland and la trying to persuade the Longwood City Commission to approve Ihe federally funded light roll transit tystrm near lnlerstalr-4 as opposed lo down­ town Longwood r After a lengthy speech. Rot undo asked the commissioners to close their eyes and imag­ ine. *Whrre are Ihe biggest traffic Jams?* he asked. Il't right on 1-4 * The Longwood commissioners have been de­ bating the topic for weeks. Light rail la slated lo lead commuters from as tar away as Sanford to downtown Otlando. and Longwood la a m a ­ jor point in ihe route. Roiundo conceded that the light rail system would be built regardless of its Longwood location but waa adam ant that the best choice for a station site was closer to 1-4. Senior aerobic classes are now being of­ fered in two locations: Sanford Civic Center. M onday and Wednesday. 0 lo 10 a m and De­ Land Activities Center. Tuesday and T h u rs ­ day. 8 30 to 0.30 a m. Classes will be taught by L u Lawler, senior friends advisor. Classes are geared lo meet the fitness needs and goals of the mature population. Far information, call L U Lawler al 331-4500 or (0041 668-4441. ext. 6784. Boo Laagwoai. Fag* 3A Drug prevention grent Th e Grave Counseling Center, headquar­ tered In longwood. will now be able lo expand pram am a Into the Midway area of Sanford Th e center has received funding from two area foundations for prevention programm ing A g a n l in the amount of 015.000 to the agency’s Family Support Service initiative w hich operated in the Goldsboro area of Sanford and will be expanding into (he M id­ way com m unity. In conjunction with this expansion Into Midway, the Com m unity Foundation of C e n ­ tral Florida. Inc., has awarded 85.440 for a special project to promote Family Support Services' new activities in the area, as well as general drug awareness for youth and fami­ lies. Fun d s for this grant were made available from the Worthy Persons Fund of the Winter Park Com m unity Fund of Ihe Foundation. T h e Grove Counseling Center Is a non-profit agency that has provided comprehensive counseling, substance abuse and delinquency prevention and treatment, and related serv­ ices to residents of Seminole County and Ihe surrounding area for 36 years. Th e Orlando Sentinel Charities Fund awarded the Midway grant. O n Aug. 7 and 8. some of the top people In the field of lire and explosion forensic science will be at the University of Central Florida, starting the process of setting national stan­ dards for handling evidence in cases like •Oklahom a City, and in the thousands of arson fires set every year all over the country. These are the working professionals who have to pick u p the pieces and put them back to ­ gether after a terrorist attack or arson fire. Far information, call Bill McGee at 823- Canint aya clinic T h e Seminole Dog Fanciers Association. Inc. Is having Its 18th Annual Canine Eye C lin ic on Aug. 17 from 8 a.m . lo 5 p.m. Th e clinic will be held at Ihe Best Paw Forward Dog Tra in in g Center. 3544 South Park Drive. Sanford. T h e examiner will be E. Dan Wolf. DVM Diplom at. American College of Veterinary Ophthalmologists. from the Animal Eye C U m c. Tam pa. Appointments must be made by Aug. B and the fee will be 820 for the first dog and 818 for each additional dog. All fees ore payable on the day of the clinic. For Information, call Barbara Colllnsworth at 337-2880. L o o k in g at lig h t rail By J IF F BSJIUNICKB Senior aerobic cleeeee Arson/gxplotlon symposium Qourmst coffee al • Celebrating National Night O ut By MARY ROWSLL Herald Correspondent You can cal N hearts of pofen or swamp cabbage. but can you fold 4 around Sanford? You can N you go to Stsnek Herbs 6 Specialties Natasha Stanek (■•fi) holds a piece of swamp cabbage ae mom. Meryem sorts trough a recent shipment of spe­ cialty fruits, v t got ablet , berries and mushrooms Far e cornucopia of information on this vagatabia nattv* to Florida, s m Pags 6A LAKE M ARY • Like neighborhoods all over Ihe United Stales. Remington Oaks in Lake Mary enjoyed National Night O u l on Tuesday evening II was a social event, a gel together lo give neighbors a chance lo know each other. Il was also a chance for residents to meet some of Ihe area law enforcement officers and rescue personnel. When neighborhoods and law enforcement work together, crime doesn't stand much of a chance. Remington Oaks Homeowners Association President Charles Cramer welcomed the resi­ dents and guests. J.R . Longsdorf said a prayer of thanks Carm en Leal sang Ihe ’ Star Span­ gled Banner." Am Night. Fsgc 3A D e p u tie s seek clu e s a b o u t m is s in g w o m a n ■y DAVID FftASIKR Herald Staff Writer A L TA M O N TE SP R IN G S - The Seminole County-Sheriffs Office la reporting that there is still no word on 61 -year- old Carm en Malcolm Baker. Th e elderly woman walked away from Ihe Family Living Center. 1 131 West Lake Brantley Road. Altamonte Sprlnga last Wednesday. July 30. Sheriffs deputies received a telephone call Tuesday night from a First Union Bank branch located al South Orange Avenue in Orlando after Baker's photo appeared on T V . Bank officials said Baker waa seen at the First Union Bank on Friday. Her checks are direct deposited In First Union and she was making a Ithdrawal. Investlgat Investigators also contacted Baker's daughter who works in Cakselberry. However, the daughter told deputies that she has not been In contact with Baker and has no Idea ig to sheriffs where the might be. According spokesman Ed McDonough. Baker Is a reported schisophrenic who has a history of delusional thoughts. She also has been diagnosed with diabetes. Baker left all of her prescription medications at the Center. Sheriffs Office Investigators met Tuesday with HRS. Lahtaldc Alternative officials and the owners of the Fa m ily Living Center. HRS la investigating w hy Lakeside Alternatives caseworkers wilted five days to report Baker as missing. Ebourn, Ryan Ebourn, mom, Mtcheis Efooum. Kyle Thompson, mom, Liu Thompson. Jot lies Ryan, mom. Rhoda Ryan. Stacie (M o . mom, Louis# DkJto (who also Is Jakna Rock's motior). �2A - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Wednesday. August 6. 1997 Keiud you cm m K id s ’ D a y: T r y to catch the fu Child proofing for grandkids No matter what else you do today • or any d a y for thal m ai­ ler • make sure lo be kind lo children. It's Kids' Day. M any parents will lake thrlr children to work with Ihrm to­ day. Olliers may have « picnic or a night at the movies planned. Is there anything as neat than seeing a father playing raleli with Ills non? ('lilltl picturing your home (or your grandchildren run anvc time m ul energy of the visiting parents nml your time, energy nml money! Depending on how often you gel the grnmlehltilrrn. thrre are many tem porary safely measures you ran take to make your home safer. Once taken, those measures ran he ‘deactivated' for your convenience when your grnnilrhildrrn to home. Hut most Im portantly, they ran he easily 're-lnstated' for the next visit. Following arc some ups on rhilil proofing your home that won’t slow you down when the grand kids leave. There are m any other areas of concern, these are just some easy, common Items that apply to most homes -* lost.ill.m agnetic locks In your rahlnels tli.it you waul oil limits to the grandkids. This should include ra h ln rts containing cleaners, toiletries, plastic hags, hrruknhlrs. etc. These locks have a mechanism th.it can lie disabled so that once the grandchildren leave, you won't even know thr locks are in place. When activated, they aie very quick and easy to use For your own sanity, leave .1 rahinet unlinked ih.it the kids can get into, such as one containing plastic howls and lids * Purchase a few bath tub safety p roducts to make hath time safer. A tub spout cover, hath mat. and an rilg r cushion for the lull. Hcmovc all soaps. shant|>oos and razors from the reach of the grandchildren and have a little basket ol toys handy for entertainment When they leave these produits 1 an he stored under the bathroom sink * Keep your hot water heater turned to 120 degrees or less to prevent tap water scalding If lids is not possible, at least adjust it during your grandchildren's st ly or install some a n ti scald devices. * l i d a toilet lid lock 011 your toilet because a child can drown in Just one inch ol water Tins may also save you some money in |>lumhing repair lulls and may preserve some ol your small valuables A toilet I<n k ran hr lell unlot krd when thr grand kids leave or It ran he removed altogether * Remove Item s that you donpt want handled o r broken. II this seems bothersome just consider that a few mlnutrs of putting away your rhrrished kmckkuacks ran save you Irom heart break, liven worse, if any thing gets broken, your grandchild may get injured * Many grandparents krr|i medications and vitamins in easy to Uriel, easy to reach places such as the bed stand. Iron supplements are the leading causr of |Hilsonlng 111 young children and are toxic to kids Get a m edicine safe o r Install a m a g n etic lock, If possible, on your bedside stand. Also, make sure purses are Inaccessible because they may contain medication or other items that a little one ran gel into trouble with. Many poisonings occur at grandpairnts homes so takr extra precautions * Have a pool fence Installed. H us should lie the last layer of defense between your grandchild and the pool Though a little costly, a pool fence can be removed and stored when the grand kids aren't around so you can lolly enjoy >our |xmiI area. To h r on the safe side, also install alarms on the doors and windows Icudlng to thr pool so you'll be alerted it a grandchild goes exploring without you Many alarms tan be deactivated when you don't want to use them Many of us were raised wiilioul having our homes child proofed and we survived However, looking back on the statistics, many did not fair so well Tins is thr reason we have so many safely measures today ami thr reason for putting preventative devices m our homes. If you need some help figuring oul what you ran do to make your home safer for your grandchildren, call Safe Surrounding Child Proofing I407IG99-984I You'll receive some valuable tips, a safety evaluation of your home and an estimate of the I < ykiAJ H O ft^N H e iiu iye at cording to jo u r nerds m Adult . supervision Is tjir best way to protect your grandchildren. •• !>v’ z i k . » ' • Halfway (here At precisely 12 08 I’M today, summer will h r half over (just don’t tell the kids who are hark at school) Here's the math: 40 days. 7 hours and 4H mlnutrs will have elapsed and the equivalent will remain before 7 50 I’M. Sept 22 thr begin­ ning of autumn. Leos we loved Lucille Ball. Alfred Lord Tennyso n nnd Alexander Flem ing were all Imrn on tills day. Com ic, poet and bacteri­ ologist Leos we loved. If laughter Is Ihr lies! medi­ cine. Lucy should have won a Nobel I’rlze. beautiful tree crab and fasti crab on earth will be honorc Switching channels F irm in g did win Ihc Nobel Ills lo iiin h iillo ii peril* dim i i h ^ a i 5 5 S 5 5 Today: Skies will he partly cloudy with a chance of scattered afternoon and eve* * mug showers and th u n d e r­ storms. Ihgbs in the low to inld-90s. Lows tonight In th r low to mid-70x. Thursday: I’ M thunderstorms. Lows in the 70s Highs in thr 90s Friday: Scattered thun d e r* storms Illghs in the 90s. lows In the low 70s. Sa tu r­ day: P.M. showers. Illghs in the low 90s. Lows In Ih r mid-70s. Sunday: Afternoon • showers. Illghs in the 90s Lows in the 70s Memorial service* will b~ conducted In many places to day for thr victims ol th r atomic bombing at Hiroshim a. Japan. August 0 . 1045 At H 15 a m an American homhrt. the f.'no/cl (Stii/. chopped a bom b known as "little Hoy." over the city More than 205.000 civil Ians d ird rillirr immediately or M ihsrqurnlly because ol i.idia lion Fiddlers aren't crabs Waul to liavr some summer full? Tile plarrs to Co aie Galax. V.i and Ocr.tn Citv N .l Tlic o ld lid d ln s Convention D aytona Beach: Waves are 2 to 3 feci with a light chop. C urrent Is running lo the south with a water tem pera­ ture of 78 degrees. New S m yrna Beacht Waves arc 2 to 5 feel with a m o der­ ate chop. Current Is running to the south with n water temperature of 79 degrees. Wednesday. August 6. 1997 Vol 89 No 748 LO TT1B V Published Tu**d*y iruough f »<sj/ and Sunday by TSa Sanlotd Harald. Inc SOON French A «t Sanlotd Here arc the winning num ­ bers selected on Tuesday In the Florida Lottery: Fantasy S (Auguat S) 1-B -1 5 -2 5 -2 8 Lo tto (Auguat 3) 1 -7 -1 1 -4 2 -4 7 -4 9 ria u r n Periodical Poitsge Pad ai Sanlo>d Flooda and additional mailing office* Phono (407) 422 2*11 1 ' A Laker and a Spur L u c y w as a L a o begins today at Galax Plenty ol old time, hhirgrass music More than 25.000 a rr rx p e rtrd to ih r U2nd annual Old Fid d in s Convention 4line again lor Ihr Miss ( rustnc ran USA Hcauty Pag cant and Ocean City Creep I’arllripants arr hermit lire i r.ihs It* sunset, thr most Two birthday parties that top todays list are for Freddie Laker (751 and D a vid Robin­ son (32). Flytooy Laker nrvrr playrd basketball. Robinson .if Ihe S in Antonio Spurs was n rvrr a Laker Robinson was Itorn in Key West Tomorrow in this space new* about the G rr.it Arkansas pig Out and Ih r National Hobo ('(invention A thirst for duty For 22 years. Lawrence Hagan has. worked hard for the city of Sanloid Hes known as s reliable, courteous and steady performer m an often stressful job as » utility water engineer Hes trained most ol the division 1 employees m recent years Hagan's efforts earned hen the City » Employee of the Month award for August Hagan is flanked by Mayor Larry Dale and Cdy Manager B*H Simmons N*»«WASM*O* l»W f VMM Experim ental grove known nationwide Herald C olum nist The Sanford Historical Soetrly learned at its recent meeting lh.it Delate. General Henry Sanford's experimental grove, was know nationwide during the late 1800 s General Sanford experimented there with various trees and plants to determine what could he grown In th r area O n his 145 nrres. he had about 100 varieties of riirn s. thr Valencia orange was founded there Some people believe that Ih r camphor trrr Isa native of Florida, but General Sanford introduced It here from Japan. Some other tilings grown at Hekiir were pineapples. figs. bamboo. palms, mulberry, papaya and hibiscus llrlair was. of course, uf great economic value to thr city nnd area. Hut hark to hack freezes about wljH'd it mil as It did most other vegetation m tills area Much was Irarncd. though, while It was lirre as to what could and could not he grown here T h r present Chase Groves development Is located on Ihc site of llclalr. Some of Un­ original plantings have been saved and arc in th r city of Sanford's nursery. Also of in trrrst was Ihc fart that some ol the first things laid out In thr new city ol Sanford were five parks. Four are Mill 111 existcnre nnd a rc what w-r now’ know as Jnycee Park. Centennial Park. Park on P.trk ..niM .r.iium .ir .School I'.iik Ih r citv polo \ station st.m.Is on Ihr hlth original park site Ihe Arbor I lav ordinance ol J.m u .iiy 4 IMNIi rrqnili d all projN lly owilrrs In plan! trees down the side and ac ross thr limit ol their pio|x-ily II you didtit. the citv would plant Ihcm and bill you The .lira included was from I rene h A vrtiur fn Pump Hr.inch and Lake Mtmroc lo Srvrntll S lrrrt T h r s r trrrs wrre hr.iulllu l. toil have « rra lrd many problems with then jM-rvasivr root systems w ill'll Ihe illy cotitiinirs in have to remedy H id e are now !M>0(> trees on tin- light ol wavs m thr area from French A vn m c to Sanford A n line. Lake Monioc lo 25th S ire d Providing all ol this liilorm.itloii and nine li more was Howard .leffrtes. Parks ,md (iinnicds Maintenance ('nordm.itm lm ih r ( My of S iiiloid I lining the business inerting conducted by picsident Mill m l Hunt. it was atinomiced that T rue Grits Wh at E lse "? by Dr Charles I. Park should arrive by August 31 Older fur ms ran lie obtained at Ihe Sanford Museum and from various merrhanls The price after August 31 will he 812.95 Dr Park’s generous donation of thr copyright to thr socu-ty is allowing them to It print the honk O n August 9. several society members will travel to Use Orlando Museum of Art lor thr Imperial Tombs of China Exhibit Mrmltets wrre advised that sjstcr was still av.ul.ililr and lo contact the museum to be added to the list H ritr Cuntiavlnn announced that the Heritage llru k project continues. These will I k- placed in front of Ihe Sanford Museum at a future dale Several bricks have already hern purchased m honor of persons, a* memorials, with thr buyers own name, etc On Ihe bricks .u r names of individuals families, organizations, etc I I 11- cost d 850 each and may Ik- ordrted at the Sanford Museum I h r publications committer chairman. Ja n Cara. announced that 'At Tale of a Mosquito* should lie published by October Added to this reprinting of Mrs. J - N W hittier* history of early Sanford will be original skrlilies by Linda Dolgner. Pictures for thr 1998 historic calendar have hern selrcted and they are now being made ready for Ih r printer by Don Vincent Paul Diggers, chairm an, said they should hr released early m September A display case for Ihe lop of the Yowell Deparinirnt Store counter in Ihe Sanford Museum has arrlvrd and members exclaimed over Its beauty nnd usefulness This was purchased from Ihe Carraway bequest fund Al D ip end o f Ihe meeting, member* and guest enjoyed delicious refreshments provided by Heltc Cannavino Safety expo welcomes kids and adults Special to the lle rs ld The U ltra Violet Index IUVII rating for the O rlando area Is 8 . Florida Raaidanl* mutt pay 7S tala* la* m addition lo rate* abo»t STATISTICS The high tenijiernlurc In Sanford Tuesday was 89 d e ­ grees and the overnight low was 75 ns reported by the University of Florida Agricul­ tural Research and E d u ca ­ tion Center. Celery Avenue. Kecorded rainfall for the prrliKl ending at 10 a.nt.. Tuesday totaled 03 inches. •Sunrise.................... 0:50 n.m. •Sunset.................... 8:12 p.m. TU ESD A Y B O LU N A R TA B LE! m ill . 10.55 n.m .. ijinj. 4.45 u .m ... min.. 11:20 pan. n.m.. 5 :10 p.m . T ID E S i D aytona Beach: low: a in. 4:28. 4:41 p.m ., high: 10:42 a m .. 10:53 pan New Sm yrna Beach: low: 4:33 a m.. 4:40 p m.. high: 10:47 a m .. 10:58 pm . Cocoa Beachi low: 4:48 nan.. 5 01 p m ., high: 11:02 a m .. 11:13 pan Poslmesfer Send eddre** change* 10 THE SANFORD HERA10 P O Ooa 1U7. Sanloid FL J277J-IMF Subtcnpiion Rale* lOany A Sundayi Home Delivery Ua i J Month* *19*0 *74 00 t Month* m oo taaoo I Veer *7( 00 1M 00 MIAMI _ Florid.* 24 hour lentpr-r.iuiir* and r-ilofall mi H u iii today: IU Lo Rain City .00 Ap.1l.1r Illicit.1 til 72 tl.iilnn.i lull 01 00 7G .03 01 74 FI L.mil .17 03 70 Fort Myers 03 Gainesville 00 70 NO 00 Jacksonville 71 (15 Key \Ve*l 7* 01 00 02 74 Miami no fvua.icol.1 02 GO 24 00 75 Sarasota Tallahassee 00 GO 00 MH 77 53 Taiii|Mi 74 0 00 W I'alm lie li 91 Two years earlier, she wen an Olym pic gold medal. Gertrude was a native New Yorker, smart enough to stay oul of the Hudson River. Hiroshima Day By G R A C E M. S T I N E C y i t E K T H E W E A TH E R G ertrude Ederle took a |( hour. 31 mtnulc swim August 0. 1026. Little tr| across the English Chanr. from Cope Grls-nez in Fra n cto Dover. England. She was 19] mul the first woman to swim1 11HATH HOW --Kids will learn about bicycle safety while their parents get some valuable tips nit how to protect the fatally car from auto theft ut the up­ coming Safety Expo at Sem i­ nole Town re n te r T h r event runs from I I n.m . to 2 p.m . Saturday. August 8 . al Ihr South End parking lot. AAA Florida. Progressive I8 OOAUTOPKO. and Seminole County Sheriff's Office are working together to provide a wide variety of safely tips that will benefit the whole family. Some of the happenings at thr Safely Expo Include the fol­ lowing: * Kids can brin g (heir hikes for a hike rodeo! Free blrycle safety Inspections will he per­ formed b y Mud. Sweat and Gears hike shop. * S A FE KIDS of Grenier O r­ lando will offer free child rnr seat safrty im p e d Inns ant! will sell kills' bicycle helmets for 810. * Kids ra n bring Ihclr In-line skates and learn about skating sHIcly. • Progressive will oiler Irc-r Vehicle Idrnhhrntlcm Number IVIN) etc lung • The Seminole County Slier Ill's Office will provide atilt llirit displays and discounts. (IrmoiiNtratlciiis. and interest cards lor (lie Combat Auto 1licit IC A T I Decal program • Seminole County Schools will have a school Inis at therv rn l and will lalk about school Inis safety. • AAA will provide a rcutiphm ilitary review ol your auto theft Insurance poluv and will provide free brochures about how lo help prevent auto tlicit 'T ills event promises to he fun anil educational for ch il­ dren ami extremely liifc rm itlvr ami beneficial for adults who arc interested In getting free VIN etching nml li-ariiliig more about how to iirevcni auto theft,‘ said Nathalie llcrhst. manager of Tia lflr Salctv for AAA F lo r­ ida/ Louisiana/Mississippi. We have combined a wide range of safely Ups and nrtivillrs In o r ­ der lo make It Interesting for everyone." llcrhst noted that the Safety Expo marks the klrk-ofT of AAA Florida's campaign lo help prevent auto theft A new AAA brochure cnllllcd "Auto Theft...Everyone Pays" explains wlint every vehicle owner needs to know about auto theft and how lo deter It. The brochure la free and can he obtained by sending a self-addressed, stamped envelope to:. AAA Florida. Traffic Safety Depart­ ment. 1000 AAA Drive. MS 78. Heathrow. FL 32740. Nominations sought for Folk Heritage Awards Special to Ihe Herald TA LLA H A SS EE--Secrctary of Slate Sandra B. Mortham has announced that Ihe Florida Department of State seeks nominations for the 1998 Florida Folk Heritage Awards. Th e Awards recognize Individuals who have made exemplary contributions lo Florida’s traditional culture. "Folk culture imparts a large part of our lives." Secretory Mortham aald. "Th r Florida Folk Heritage Awards recognize authenticity and excellence within the traditional arts and honor the State's most significant traditional artists." . Nominations must be postmarked no later than November I. 1997 and mailed to Florldn Folk Heritage Awards. Bureau of Historic Preservation. R. A. Gray Building. 500 South Hronough Street. Tallahassee. Florida 32399-0250. For addlllonnl information or a copy of the guidelines, contact Teresa Hollingsworth at (850)487-2333 or 1-800-847-PAST. �Sanford Harsld, Sanford. Florid* - Wadntsday. August fl. 1997 - M ! Woman pushed Michael Savnnlck. 33. of 1810 Cednr Creek C lr., Sanford. w*w -"rested Sunday by Sanford police. Savanlck w ot charged wuh li.tiirry (domestic violence) and arrested at hla residence. Jtr|H»rt said thiil Savnnlck pushed hla girlfriend nml then she callrd pnlire. 30 ygars of mgmbgrthlp Sheriff Don Etlinger, right has presented retired Ortando Police Chief Robert Chewning, left, withe certificate marking the chiefs 30 years of membership in the Florida Sheriffs Association The presentation was made In the •heriffs office in Sanford. Chewning joined the Orlando Police Department in 1946. He served as the department's chief from 1968 until his retirement n 1976 Chewning lives with his wife, Grace, in Sanford. QUAD squad on the Job ■ >•10111111 H urlburt. 21. of fort Orange, was arrested Sunday ■')' Sanford police. Ilurlhurl was charged with possession of •iMMjuann and delivery ol a controlled suhstanre. lie was arrested In the 2000 (dock of South Orlando Drive Sanford W IJ A I) squad made the arrest at tills weekend s concert. Scan Horen. 30. of 1175 N. Tracy D r.. Port Orange, was arrested Sunday hy Sanford police. Ilorrn was charged with delivery of n controlled substance and possession of marijuana, lie was arrested In the 2000 block of South Orlando Drive. The Sanford U D A D. squad made the arrest at this weekend s concert. Christopher fat ter son. 23. of 802 Hast Central lilvd . Orlando, was nrresled Sunday hy Sanford police. Palirrsou was charged with battery on a law enforcement officer and resisting without violence. Patterson was arrested in the 2900 block of South Orlando Drive Patlrrson was arrested hy thr Sanlord U IJ A IJ. squad at this weekend's concert Multiple chargee filed Tina Sutton. 33. of 2011 Airport lilvd . Sanford, was arrestrd Friday hy Sanford police Sutton was chnrged with an open container of alrolml. possession of crark cocaine and possession of drug paraphernalia Sutton was arrrslrd In thr 10OO block or West 13th Street T h r ( j l l A D squad take patrol was checking not ail area of where there hnvr hern numerous drug complaints Stephen Schlatter. 34. of 2HIU S Magnolia Ave . Sanford, was arrested Sunday hy Seminole County deputies Schlatter was charged with possession of marijuana under 20 grains. Missrsslou ol drug paraphernalia and violation of drivers tcetise restrictions Night C o n tin u e d from Page 1A As with any great neighbor­ hood party, there was plenty of food Volunteer Chris Flshbri k ciMikrd lint dogs wlui h w rrr served hy Ju d y Cramer and Laurie l.r r Vaughn Th r coor­ dinating assistant lor the event amt thr mother of thr rh rf was Diane Ftsh lit« k Seminole County slier lit'i deputies D.irrrtt Anderson R isky Ford. C h .u lir Reynolds and Tom Hnrnstl visited thr event Sgt Reynolds delighted thr children hy giving out auto graphed S h rn llM .ir cards Ivan Mustafa and C h ris McKmtrre represented the I Incidents An Kiiiersou VCH. a Seiko gold watch, and a I 5 carat diamond duster mens' ring totaling 81374 99 w rrr stolen Friday in the I MOO block of Madrrn Avenue A Majestic C D player ami 25 CDs all totaling 8375 were stolen Friday in the 200 block of Towne Center Circle A green 83 Chevy Malibu four door, license plate numlirr MFCD3C was stolen in the 70 Irim k of Castle llrewer Court on Sunday 850 in rash was stolen as |inrl ol n strong armed rohttery in llie loo trim k of lowne O u te r lloulrvnrd on Sunday Two window A/C units and two celling fans 8 1 )2 0 wrre si (Jen Saturday in the 900 block of West First Street Four carburrlor holts and screws worth 813 were stolen in th r 2500 trim k of N inth Frrrw h Avenue on Saturday A blue 91 Chevy lout door. In ruse plate VZXMHK. was stolen Saturday in thr 100 block of l..ittgsion Avenue A light b lu r 87 Mercury To|wn tour door lit ruse plate nuintier WWG29N. was stoirn Sahuday In the 3000 Irim k of South Orlando Drive A 820 l.iwiimnwrr was stolen Finlay in (lie 1900 block of Summer till Avert ur An Krlrkson cell phone amt a tell phone charger cord totaling 8145 w eir stolen Friday III the 100 (dock ol Weldon Itoulevard Furniture Ihrdrmimt a Persian kitten and jewelry totaling vans stolen hum the 500 trim k ol Hour* hit C m lr on •• neial Sei o n ly rhrek tolallug 8575 was stoirn m Itie 1500 trim k ot West 25tli Sirert on Friday A krruscnc heater and a kerosene oil container worth 8150 were stoirn in die 200 block ot U iu rrl Drive on Friday Seminole C o un ty Fire anti Rrscue Dejiartinent 1.1 Mustafa gave residents a tour ol tils rescue vehicle, which is a combination fire and emer­ gency vehicle Seminole Court Fire ami Resc ue was among the firm lire and rescue rirfinrl merits to employ a r*-srur vehicle that (omhlned the two services Soon after the vrhlrles were put into use. rails came from departments throughout the country, and other jurisdictions lollowrd The county now has 11 rescue vehicles A rescue vehicle Is like a small llreirui k and a small emergeney room on wheels Rescue vehicles ran respond solo to car fires without having the trigger vehicle* come rail Trained jiersonnel on the vehi­ cles ran accomplish almost as much as doctors can at ho spi­ tals They ran take KKGs. an es­ pecially vital function when administering to a heart a llnrk victim To prevent accidents during a response and to decrease the resjKinse lime, th r rescue vehi­ cle also has a traffic pre­ emption system Wuh this sys­ tem. the resrurrs ran signal all lights to turn red exerpt the nnr the vehicle Is approaching All trairir lights on Lake Mary Itoulevard. except the new one. are equipped to respond to the 322-0295 Phillip (iarvln. 30. of 90 Hidden Lake Hd . Sanford, was arrrstrrt Monday by Sanford police Garvin was charged with battery (domestic violence) am) arrestrd at his resilience Report said dial Garvin got into a light with Ills girlfriend ffamoiiltn Pl.ua, 25. of 90 Hidden Lake Dr.. Sanford, was arrested Monday hy Sanford {Milter Pl.ua was charged with battery (domestic violent r| am) arrested at tier residence HrjMift said dial site scratched up her boyfriends fare Truck vandalized Marc McDonald. 26. of 4043G Country Hd . Kustis. was arrested Monday hy Seminole County deputies McDonald was charged with burglary tu ronveyauce and petit theft and arrested III the 100 block of North Klder Hoad. Sanford. He|>orl said thiil lie broke Into a truck Burglary to structure llrinn Patrick. 22. of 1500 Carlisle Dr.. Casselberry, was nrresled Monday hy Seminole County deputies Patrick was charged with burglary to structure (unarmed) and arrested In the 700 block of Tomlinson Terrace. Lake Mary Report said that Patrick was Involved with a vehicular burglary Officer knocked down Rodney Hooks. 23. of 1017 Hay Ave.. Sanford, was arrested Monday by Seminole County deputies. Hooks was charged with battery on a law enforcement officer and resisting with violence. Hooks was arrestrd In the 1900 block or Southwest Hoad Report said that Hooks knocked arresting officer backward and continuously struggled. Coffee kids who drink coffer are thrilled to h a w Unrnic's amt they are already asking about Iced coffees. He said when he visits the mall lie nlwnys notices kids gathered at Dam ir's. He has also seen groups of teens gath­ ered at places like Denny’s Just drinking cofTee mid talking. Th e gourmet line was a n ­ nounced In a school newslet­ ter. Seminole Prime Cut. which was sent (tome with si udents the first week of school, Andrews said. Assorted breakfast breads were listed ns possible accompaniments. Andrews soul gourmet cof­ fees have been ofTcrcd In other parts of the country and as far as he knows Seminole Is the first county In Central Florida to offer the gourmet line. I Ilf n Longwood Our Service Is Music To Your Ears. C o n tinued from Page IA Kotundo said he has hern lobby mg local governments in Orungr. Seminole ami Osceola counties tn nil rlfort to best utilize the 830 million In fed­ eral money designed fur Ihr mass transit system. He challenged thr comtnls■lonrrs to place the stallun where the people wanted to hr. not where Longwood is hoping to grow. 'Y o u arc oil the queue.' Ro(undo said. 'I can assure you TH fat tad DraiCTOttJO Springs, he said, the A lta ­ monte Mall would he a sort ol 'go to' location. In Maitland, th r Maitland Center would h r considered the same way. Construction of the light rail system should begin In nhout five years. Rotundo said. H r reiterated that Longwood needs to consider where jtcoplc n irrcntly nre rather than w hrrc they will be In the it lure. 'You need to he where peojilc want to go rather Ihnn where you want them to he,' Rotundo challenged the commissioners. lie told the commissioners that placing the system In downtown Longwood would tie a "very exjieiislve mistake.** He then t&td commissioners that any place along the line would have to he a "go from* or "come to* sjMJt. In Altam ontr Longwood Mayor 1)111 W in ­ ston said the city Iuk I already done its letter of recom menda­ tion hut Rotundo replied. *You can either change the charac­ ter of your downtown or put It where the people are.' H a i r • T a n n in g • M a a a o M H a lim • P rd icu rm m Kaiser v. POffRAT OUICI H C TRUCK 1590 South Woodbind 9b d , Dtland DttAM>M4JM4ttl - OAttONAMMSMMS •0SIAN00 4SI4M4MS iocaiio m thi counts or mwy tr-*i a wwy. isa* [pa Chicken W EDNESDAY • 1 P it C t ’ PIECE S b I ILL r A M I I V D A Y D IN N b H l L JN C H S -t l M i * S : 1 ‘ IP 1 9 0 5 S . F r e n c h A V e ., S a n f o r d • ( 4 0 7 ) 3 2 3 - 3 6 5 0 15-PI i Fam ily 25-Plac ■ F a m ily B u ck e t • IBotecn of chicken. mixed •S pints m polu oca • 38 Iwahanyi ■ «w FREE; C re a tive C u ts The Musk It Coming Front Our Place! • I 1/2 pint gravy • 8 humrstyk- buttermilk tom tits 10 M INUTES or lew a ■ ■ ■ Why not let us sendee your present car. to Viet when bade Im* comes— youl be tinging OUR praises *11 ll Is in downtown Lungwood.* Rotundo said. *1 doubt It would he a *go to* location.' that there is n tuition dollars waiting for you." 2 Friends at h i t s NtnM PfosMfof Mary I R e m in g to n O i k s re sid e n t* s o c ia liz in g at N a tio n a l N ig h t O u t. N Y IS C a U 1 -8 0 0 -1 2 1 -P E T S O n I I I S i l l ' l l II i i- We're Serving Our fens In Eachyear, 1.7 million cats and doe are killedIn our pounds and sheheriThere are not enough homes for theseanimals. For Personal & Commercial Insurance TONY RUSSI Domestic violsnco charged C o n tin u e d from Psge 1A system. For those who missed their community's National Night Out. there nre other chances to become acquainted with the Sheriffs Office. Lake Mary Law Enforcement Day will be held Saturday, August 16 from 10 a m. to 2 p m at the Lake Mary Center. Western! O n display will be on A L E R T helicopter or m arine patrol hoots. There will be a mint S W A T display, and btcyrle safety talks ^ „ N EW LO C ATIO N • EST. 1903 8 1740 W. Airport f v d ^ Sanford • (407) 3 2 X 0 2 9 !Y - P l e c V s u p i r 8H j'•Snack $ o 2 pleceaof chicken, m ixed '• 1 aide dlah o f your choice (com aubaUtutlon extra) _ • 1 homeatyle buttermilk R blacult Mat or B wsrBtnlB tFwaataw ih amt eflisr oNer a ^e 2-Pleca C om bo M aal Plus Tax 8H » 9 ! • 2 side Items • 1 homeatyle buttermilk biscuit ■ 30 os. drink aa- >■-w -a s ^nipi- vflnonaai naqr tor a FluaTas m O .Mrn Ht.-fe to M A �4A - Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida • Wedrtaaday. August 6, 1907 Editorials/ Opinions S m rfb t d i l M a k l (U M § 491-ttQt 3 0 0 N. FRENCH A V E .. SA N FO R D . FLA. 32771 Area Code 4 0 7 -3 2 2 -2 6 11 or 831-0083 Lacy K. Loar •Editor Odeaaa H Rugh •Suakwee Manager SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 Months.................................910.50 6 Months.................................930.00 I Year..................................... 978.00 Florida Residents must pay 7% setae Isa In lddHJo«i to riiftft shovi. EDITORIAL We must help each other Unlt'.HN It's a b iza rre sit nation o r bun Mim e o ilie r relationship to w h at m a y (o r m a y not) be considered n e w s w o rth y , m ost m edia d o npl report on suicides. It Is generally the fee lin g that the fam ilies of persons ta kin g llic lr o w n lives are a lre a d y su ffe rin g enough w ith o u t having th e details b ro u g h t furth er In to ih e public r y r . W e believe Ibis Is good, und ha ve followed that practice. * O n the other h a n d , refusing lo recognize s o m e th in g docs not m a k e li go a w a y . It's the o s tric h w ith his head In the g ro u n d , th in k in g that w h a te ve r frig h te n s It w ill cease to exist. T h e shocking n e w s as w e see it Is that s u icid e s are on the u p s w in g , especially a m o n g teenagers. Suicide Is n o w the th ird -le a d in g ca use o f death a m o n g teens. T h e rate of suicide for people ages 15 lo 19 q u a d ru p le d In the last four decades, risin g fro m 2 .7 per 1 0 0 .0 0 0 In 1950 lo 11.1 per 1 0 0 .0 0 0 In 1990. T h e suicide rates for 10- to 1 4-year-olds Increased 120 percent between 19 8 0 a n d 1992. T h e r e have been a n u m b e r of teen suicides in C e n tra l Florida In the past m o n th s . A 1 2 -ye a r-o ld girl re p o rte d ly killed herself be­ ca use o f falling g ra d e s In school. A n o th e r, a b o y ju s t short of h is 16th b irth d a y , killed h im s e lf because he w a s found to be Involved In th e theft of several h u n d re d d ollars. A few have dune so because of th e loss of a b o y frie n d or g irlfrie n d o r som e o th e r event w h ic h m a y have seem ed at the tim e , to m ake life n o longer w o rth liv in g . W e d o n 't have statistics, b ut w c w o u ld a s s u m e , and few w o u ld p ro b a b ly disagree, that several d re a d rs ago. w h e n fam ilies u p|K*urcd lo be stro n g e r, there w ere few teen su icid e s. F a m ily m e m b e rs spent lim e talkin g w ith e ach other ra th e r th a n g o in g h ith e r a n d y o n . t h e ir s e p a ra te w a y s . T h e y sta ye d to g e th e r In the sa m e h o m e u n til the teens tu rn e d a d u lt and got m a rrie d . BEN WATTENBERG Terror a la Russe; Terror a la Roth Not planning to see T h e Lost World* again (this time with your eyes open I no matter now m any times y o u see the T V com m ercial? Consider two recommendations for even more terrifying summer alternatives. Philip Roth's latest novel. ‘ American Pastoral* (Houghton Mimtn, 1997). revisits the lost world of America in the 1060s. ‘ Russia's War.* a 10-hour series on PDS. excavates documents and historical film from previously secret Soviet archives lo reconstruct the lost world of Premier Josef Stalin's Russia from 1924 to 1053. Each is a masterpiece in Its medium. And each is far more frightening than a bunch of nnlmatronlc dlnos. Roth's novel Is mlcrocuamir. existential. Th e documentary is macrocosmic. epic. ’ American Pastoral* Is n study of what hop|iens when one decent nnd conventionally successful businessman - Swede Levov •• suddenly finds that he has become the ‘ plaything of history.* ‘ Russia's War* Is the chronicle of what happens when the history of a massive nation becomes the plnythlng of a runaway Ideology In the hands of a psychopath •• Josef Stalin. The novel provides a hlgh-resolullon study of one man's confrontation with revolutionary passions. The documentary offers a wide-angle survey of a vast empire's encounter with revolutionary passions. But both ultimately arrive at a similar and crucial Insight that has shaped (h r major horrors of this century: When revolutionary ends determine means, personally or nationally, the pastorals end. the wars begin, nnd the bodies pile up The action In ‘American Pastoral* Is fairly simple. Seymour ‘Swede* Levov is a legendary high-school athlete land, lo neighbors In Ills Act would adjust unfair pay scales ELLEN GOODMAN Before you shoot... B O S TO N --Th e story came over the A P wire in one pristine paragraph. There It was. the Zeitgeist honed down to a solitary police blotter entry: ‘A man was coaxed out of him home In Issnaunh. W ashington, bv police officers after he.nulled a gun and shot several times at this personal computer, apparently in frustration * Who could resist • tale of computerclde? W ho among us who had ever booted up, crashed, or freaked out could have done anything but exhale a resounding "Y E S S S r for lire man who pumped lead into his hard drive. T h a t leaves e ve ryo n e else. H u s a n yo n e asked for advice, a n o p in io n o r o th e r types of he lp o r ussliancc re ce n tly? D id you attem pt to h e lp o r were you too busy*? •Apparently In frustration ’ Berry's World d in o s .^ SARA ECKEL W h e n there w ere p ro b le m s, m o m a n d da d m ost often did all th e y co u ld lo h e lp alleviate the situa tion . If not th e m , th en o th e r fam ily m e m b e rs stepped In to offer a dvice o r assis­ tance. T h e r e Is little w e c a n d o to re tu rn to this age o n ce a g a in . E ve ryo n e has a car. E v e ry o n e has u T V set. People seem lo have text m u c h going these d a ys lo sp e n d m u c h tim e w ith the fa m ily (if they e ve n get a lo n g like they s h o u ld ). T h e o n ly w a y w e are going lo see a n y p ro gre ss in today's sta n d ard s u n d m o ra lity , the o n ly w a y w c u re g o in g lo start re d u c in g c r i m e , a n d p a r t i c u la r ly th ese te e n -a g e su icide s, is to be w illin g lo he lp each other. C a ll It brotherly love o r the G o ld e n R u le . C a ll it w h a t y o u will, but d o n 't Ignore It. ^ Each is far m ore frig hlen ing lhan a bunch o f animatrunic Jewish enclave In Newark. N .J.. a symbol of assimilation Inlo the Am erlran cultural mainstream.I He marries a Catholic beauty queen, takes over his father's glove factory, and attempta lo alnk roots among New Jersey *1 Yankee gentry in rural Old Itimrock. Th e apolitical Swede would like lo make gloves, not war. and enjoy his old slonr mansion, prize­ winning cattle nnd other lotrm s of his Am erlran pastoral. Hut history. In the guise of his teen-nge daughter. M erry a bright hut emotionally disunited stultrrer •• has other idras for him. Radicalized by the Vietnam War. Merry transforms herself Into a W ealherm nn-Btylf violent '60s revolutionary In Ih r lexicon of the lime, she ‘ brings Ihe win home.* blowing up I he Kim rork post olflce. The blast kills an Innocent country doctor. Critics on the left have furiously denounced Roth's novel ns a badly disguised social and |M>hlical allegory that rom anllcUrs n complacrnl nosr-lo-the-grindstone postwar America while caricaturing and Irlvlallilng ‘60s Idealism Most galling of all fix Ih r left. Roth srrm s not to take the ideals and rhetoric of ‘60s radicalism at (.tee value I for one taped this onto my personal computer as a cautionary tale. You might even call It a warning shot across the b o w --o r In this case. Ihe mouse--directed at the computer gods that lie wllhln: Don't you interface the wrong way with me. pal. Now 1 do not usually applaud domestic violence. Nor can I imagine shooting a gun at hard or software. After all. there are so m any other weapons available. As Dan Oookln. the author of "W ord for Dummies.* writes. ‘ I'm a firm believer in baseball bat therapy for computers.’ Bats will do the trick. But no Jury of his peers will ever convict this Issaquah man of premeditated computerclde. Not when there la a plea of justified computerclde or even self-defense. J u r y of his peers? Th is Is a moment in history when millions of his peers ore engaged In simultaneous slnk-or-awtmmlng. We are at the low end of the learning curve. A n d more than occasionally reaching the end of our cyberrope. As you may have guessed. I ant one of this miserable multitude. Th is summer I upgraded’ m y computer to several levels above m y head, I have now opened a new and bleak W indow on life. Opening Windows *97 ts like opening windows In 1976 in the movie ‘ Network* when everyone yelled Into the air. T m mad as hell, and I'm not going to take It anymore.* O f course, there are some people who find this learning process easy. These people are ( I ) below 2S years o )^ or (21 employed residents of Seattle or (3) linguists who recently learned Urdu from teachers whose native language Is M andarin. New software ts simple for those who understand at first reading the meaning of Instructions such as: T o Show (Ilea with Hidden or System Attributes. Click the View Menu and then check the Show Hldden/System Files check box.* Th a t handy up can be located under something called ’ help.* It Is equally simple for the guru who comes lo solve your problem, takes over your chair, and demonstrates the right moves at a triple* ratn spent you can neither follow nor duplicate. The real of us. however, arc experiencing what Avram Miller. Ihe vice president of Intel, describes with astounding understatement as the ’ pain of ownership Issues.* Wc went looking for a tool, not a toy. We regard bells and whistles as hassles. We are feeling computercldal. ‘ Apparently In frustration.* I was promised that within days I would be ’ calibrating your joystick* and gelling It on with the ’ new Hardware wizard.* In fart. I am slogging It out with the mouse and the file manager. I still don't know what or where my Joystick Is. but I swear (frequently! that It's overrated. Like millions of people, I have been convinced to lnvest-w astc?--untold h o u rs dsys? w eeks?-ln order to become more productive. I am struggling to learn a new way to do what I used to ao the old way so that 1 can once again work with everybody else who Is also learning a new way In order lo work with me. Soon, no doubt. I will hnvc to learn n newer way. Th is Is progress. Th is Is what Is railed ’ userfriendly.* And this Is one of (he great pickup lines of the late 20th century. Uscr-frlcndly? A friend docs not require absolutely literal instructions. A friend docs nol destroy your self-esteem. A friend, moat assuredly, does not lose three chapters of a book. And then say It's your own fault. As for user-hostile, well. Ihe very week that the man from Issaquah was dragged olf by the police for a mental health check, there was a report about the public health dangers of aggressive drivers behind Ihe wheel. But that's nothing compared to the public health dangers of frustrated drivers at the keyboard. No I don't think that computer killing will become ihe random violence of the next decade. But Just In case. I'm going lo pin another sign on m y PC: ’ Before you shoot, bock up.* LETTERS TO EDITOR Letters to the editor are welcome. All letters must be signed. Include daytime telephone number. Letters should be on a single subject and be as brief as possible. Th e letters are subject to editing. Tins is the Isle of two cleaners Cleaner No I Is called a V u sio d u n * The custodian deans offices of Ihe U S Congress and has duties that Include sweeping, vacuuming and mopping the offices' rooms, halls and common areas. The custodian also dusts, restocks supplies and empties trash and recycling bins that can be as heavy as 105 pounds Cleaner No a 1s called a ’ laborer.* The laborer cleans olDics of Ih r U S Congress and lias Ju lie s 1h .11 include mopping and vacuuming Hie floors, stairs and common mens Laborers also dean the bathroom and empty irusti nnd recyrling bins that can tie ns heavy as 165 pounds What's I lie difference tret w ren Cleaner No I and Cleaner 2? About 81 an hour •• and the fact that Cleaner No I is a woman and Cleaner No. 2 Is a man The job descriptions nbovr come from the American Federation of Stair. Comity and Municipal Employees, which lias filed a lawsuit on behalf of 50 female custodians alleging gender discrimination. The custodians, most of whom are women, are paid 810 08 an hour for their efforts, while Ihe laborers, the vast majority of whom are men. make 811.10. Laborers can also collect over lime pay. while custodians cannot. White such a brazen Inequity might •wind abocklng. it is not unusual. T h u nation has seen many Instances of pay disparities that are hard to attribute lo a n jih ln g other than gender. There were, for example, the New York C ity police dispatchers, almost all of whom were minority women, who were making 84.000 lo 66.000 a year less than the city's firedepartment dispatchers. Ihe vast majority of whom were while men. comparable levels of effort, skill 's education. Th is notion of ‘compara worth* ts one that conservatives love lambaste, ns they insist that any attempt recalibrate the value of various jobs wot be a big-government nightmare. Th argument sounds good until you consli the actual Jobs In question and ask why. example, nurses sides make less U **®J**Hy guards. O r why soclnl work mnkc less Hum probation officers. O r v school cafeteria attendants make less Hi Janitors, O r why clerk typists mskc U than delivery van drivers. O r w hy a hli schools secretary should make less th Ihe audio-visual technician. All of these examples come from actual coses tn which someone asked. *Why Indeed?* In the case of the nurses aides. It was a recent report by the Rhode Island Department of Administration, which recommended that ‘ Institutional attendants* should have their titles changed lo ‘ nursing assistants* and get a pay raise. At Ihe same time, it said that 'Capitol police* should have their title changed to ‘ security guard* and have their pay cut. tn New York state recently, comparableworth advocates were not os successful. Last May the mostly female secretaries of a Long Island school district lost their bid to have parity with the mostly male custodial staff, who make 81 per hour more than they do. Edward Mercado, commissioner of the state Division of Human Rights, said that the decision to dismiss the cose was based on shortcomings in the law. �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Wednesday. August 6. 199/ • AA Legal Notlcet ■ KW JAM IN P U D B A M Benjamin Fred B a m , 52, Locuat Avenue. Sanford, died Sunday. Aug. 3. 1997. Born In Sanford, he was a lifelong resident of Central Florida. He was a crew leader. Bass was a member of Outreach Dellveronce Center. Survivors include son. F r e ­ derick. Sanford; mother. D o ­ rothy M. Williams. Sanford; brothers. Theodore Williams. Jim m ie Williams. Willie W il­ liams. all of Sanford; C h ris to ­ pher Williams. Fort Knox. Ky.; sisters. Laictt Singleton. Marenell Williams, both of Sanford. Jessie Clayton. O r ­ lando. Arrangements by Marvin C. Zanders Funeral Nome. Apopka. F R IE D A F . B O Y E R Frieda F. Iloyer, 72. M a ­ jorca Drive. Winter Springs, died Aug 4. 1097 Born in EII wckmI City. I’a . she moved to Central Florida In I9H9 She was a homemaker Boyer was a Protestant Survivors include daugh­ ters. Loretta F null. Alta monte Springs. Barbara D Dugan. St Cloud, Ihla M Itlfe. Melbourne. brother. Harold M Matthew. Zelienople. Pa ; 12 grandchil­ dren. I I great-grandchildren Arrangements by Woodlnwn Funeral Horne, Orlando JA M E S E A R L GUNN James Karl Gunn. 4H Roo­ sevelt Avenue. Sanford, died Aug 3. 1097 Af Orlando R e­ gional Medical Center lie was born in Sanford on N o­ vember 24. I94M G u n n was a printer foe a comm ercial news Journal and was also a Baptist Survivors include daugh­ ters. Andrea. Sliver Sjitings Md . Tonya, Fort Walton Beach, brothers. Dork J r . Sanford. Phillip. Vero Beach. Freddie. Jar ksonvllle. Frank Little Mock. Ark ; sister, liestie Lee Willis. Tampa, two grandchildren Arrangements by Wilson ElrheJhetger Mortuary, trie . Sanford W ILL IA M M IL E S H E N R Y William Miles llrn ry . 75. San Gabriel. Winter Springs died Aug 4. 1997 Born in Llnrohiton. N C . he moved lo Central Florida in 1994 llr was a driver llr n r y was a member of Lord of Lifr Church. Tuskawtlla Survivors ini hide wife. Elliabelh. sons William M . Waverly M . both of Winter Springs, daughters. Eliza M Elita M . Ktlsa M . all of WinIrr Springs. 13 grandchil­ dren. Arrangements hy Brinsons Funeral Home. Orlando T H O M A S C. M A G IL L Thomas C Magill. 59. Al tnmnnle Springs died August Ltgal Notlctk 2. 1997. Born In W arren Point, C o unty Dawn, North­ ern Ireland, he moved to C e n ­ tral Florida In 1909. He was an nulo repairman. Magill was n member of Si. M a ry Magdalen Catholic C h u rch . Survivors include wife. Suznnne; daughter. Fldelm u. Winter Park; brothers. John, Hugh. Patrick. Michael, Gcnnrd. nil of Warren Point. Arrangements hy llaldw inFalrrhllu Funeral Home, Al­ tamonte Springs. M ARY TH E LM A M c L A U O H L IN Mary Thelm a M cLaughlin. 73. West Crystal Lake A ve ­ nue. Lake Mary, died Aug 4. 1997 al her residence Horn In Evening Shade. Ark on Nov. I. 1923. she m ovrd lo Central Florida In 1970 front Indlatinpulls. M cLaughlin was n homemaker. a former owner opernlor of n motel and was also a (Totestaril Survivors Include (laugh ters. Allre M rriflchl. Ethel Smith, Rose Mary. Sanford. Sheila Meacham, Longwnod. Alenr Holder Mims. C harlene Belknap. Lake Mary. son. G D Evans. Indianapolis; sister. Fayr Metcalf, Lake Mary; ID grandchildren: eight great­ grandchildren Arrangements hy Gaines C a rry Hand G a rd rn Chapel Funeral Horne, Longwnod N O S# W E N D E L L B T O N E Ross Wendell Slone. 20. Country C lub Drive. Sanford, died Aug 4. 1097. Born In Chicago, he moved lo Central Florida In 1083 Slonr was a construction worker Survivors Inelude son. Shaun Williams. H r rh s irr Wis : parents. Don and Slur ley. Sanford. In other Don Manhattan lit sisters. M ik a s Scnll. riiu lu u ta . W hitney. Sanford Arrangements hy Fam ily Cremation Society. Lakeland NELLS O. S T R O B E L Nells O Sirobel 92. D i p pled Elm Lane. Winter Springs died Aug 5. 1097 Born in Virginia, she moved to Central Flotilla In I9H2 Shr was a h o m rm n k rr Sirobel was a member ol Tuseawilla United M rthodist Church null M .irth a-M a ry Church O r* lc Survivors u nhide H irer granddaughters, one g ran d ­ son. twu great g randchildren. Arrangements hy Baldw int.n rrh ild Funeral Home Al lam onlr Springs SUSIE S TO K E S SNF.I.I. Susie Stokes Snell, 03. Sonlh Sanford A vrn u r. died Saturday. Aug 2. 1997. al Coinmlna Medical CenterSanford Born in Sanford, on Nov 25. 1933. she was a Itlrlang resident Shr was a homemaker and a member ol Grace Apostolic Temple Lagal Notjcas Survivors Include sons. C lo ­ sure Snell III. Richard Snell. Lnrry Snell. Kenneth Snell, Jim m y Snell. Robert Snell and M arcus Snell, all of San­ ford; daughters. Patricia M cM iller. Deltona. Sheryl Snell. Sanford; brothers. Richard Stokes, Coalesvllle, Pa.. Jam es Strikes. Sliver Springs. M d. M itchell Stokes. Sanford. W ilbur Stokes and Ahrnhnm Slakes. Rochester. N.Y. anil David Slakes. Olcoll. N.Y.; slslrrs. Annie O'Nelllc nnd Alberta Daniels, hath of Sanford. C a r­ rie Williams. Geneva, N Y .; nine grandchildren. Wilson-Elchelbergcr M o r­ tuary. Inc.. In charge of a r­ rangements. Oalandani. N 0 TIC 8 O f ACTION TO. Judv H u d YOU A M N 0TIP II0 that an action tor Nagirgenc* Saa baon Mad agatoto you and you ara requuad to serve a copy ol your written datonaaa. it any. lo M on Joseph J. Manej to. piamtiNa attorney. whoa* addiata it HO Nans Wymor* Noad. Winlar Park. Florida 1171*. on or Mtoro Saptapibar 2I'd . tH 7 . and fito iso original with ts# dark ol ISM court tdhar boloro torttco on Ptaattift ■ Mtornoy or Mnmodtololy Iharaaftar. otherw ttr o defaud oiH bo ontarod againtl you lor tbo io Im I doisondod to ISO eompiemt or P<W kki 0AT«O JULY tlrd , IM F IT im u r dark o< mo Court Oy Auto King Aa Deputy Clark PuklMS: Jtoy M . and August •, 1 carry ON*. CNaaaaan AOVtCt*'TOTNA*PUBLIC: IP A P tM O N 04 C I0 IA TO APPtAL A 0 IC H I0 N M A0I WITH N IS P IC T TO ANY M ATTIN C O N A IM M O AT TH t AAOvt M H T IN 0 ON HIANINO. HVSHC WILL N M O A VtNNATIM N ICONO OP T H I PNOC U O M O A INCLUDINO TM« TM TIM O N Y AND tVIDCWCf. WHICH NICONO M NOT PNOYNW0 0V T H t CITY OP SANroN o. <pt m o i m i PfNAOHA WITH O tAAAIUTIII NAIOM O AAAIATAMC* t o NANTICIPATA M ANY OP TH t A l PN0CAA0MOA AH0UL0 CON­ TACT TMA PINAONNtL 0PPICI ADA eOONDIMATON AT H O •AM 4A M0UNA M A0VANCI OP THC M tlT M O . PUBUAH: Augnai A. 1M7 AND; AaguM t l . 1M7 0AH-AT ttadca W Saraby gSran d M tsa ta a rt •« AdDuatmanl at d a City af AaNtorC war NaM a ragxtar a a tM g aa AargyM Hat. H A T. In d a City H « " Caawnlaaton CSaabara m m :A0 A M . to grew to m i n i m i a ragiraat tor ygrtOAOO to da lantog Ordbianca aa N gartatoa to ■ A W AW* yard, arna lagubaianw Is an M N -I dwtrlci on; ■ ITT Of LOW T A •. MOMM Naot tOMAO C* Y addn PA 1 PO AA of d o PUOUC NICONOA OP A A U M O il COUNTY. PIOMOA. Aotog rsoro tgocineatry dootrdod SO loeotod: ANA Calory Suda n i. dannad yoa af d a proparty M to aroti a atogIt -faddy rati- A M C I TO TH ! PUOUC ir A M ASON DPCIOIt TO APPtAL A DICIAION M ADI WITH M A P tC T TO ANY M A TTIN CONAlDtNIO AT T H I AAOVI M ffTIN O ON HIAHlNO. H (/ tH ( WILL N M O A Vf AAATIM M C O N D OP T H I PNOC I I D M O I INCLUOINO T H I TIATIM ONY AND (V lO IN C I. WHICH M COND IA NOT POOYKXD AY TH t CrTY Of IA N PONO. (PA 1A4 01MI M ASONS WITH OIAAM UTIIA NAAOMO ASH STANCI TO p a n t ic ip a t i m a n y or t h ia i PNOCAtOMOA SHOULD CO NTACT THC P tOAONNt l OPTICA ADA COONDINATON AT 110M M SA HOUND M ADVAMCt OP T H t M ltT M O . PUAlltH. Augutl A, 1MT AND. August I t . »**T M H -M M TNN CMCUIT COUNT COUNTY, PL. C A M M l AT-AOII -ON-Ot-A M M : Tb* Marnaga *f •LANDINO ADNIAN KNIOHT Pattoonor AND ■LANCHt L. KNIOHT A* AA M N M O TO ALANCMt L KNIOHT YOU A M HAM BY NOTIPWD d a l an action tor dioooMlon ol narnogt Saa baan Mad agatott you and you or* rogunod lo torvo a copy af your vrtiton dotonaoo. if any- t* u on ALANDINO ADMAN KNIOHT, PoiNNonor. wSoto addroot lo 4M Clamaoi Ortvo. An. Aprmga. PL 11714 on or botoro AUOUAT M d . IM 7 , and Mo d o anginal odd tsa Clark at Nila court botoro oonrtc* on Pol-No nor or loroortor. H you da to. a dafauN o d ba anlarad agamat you lor tsa raaaf dtmanded in d a pain-on. WITH ( S t my Sand and tSo aoalof d w court on JULY ISIS. 1SS7. (ACALt MANYANNI MONM CLANK OP THC COUNT ■Vi Nancy N. Winter Daguty Clark Publish: duty » . and Augval A, t l . M . IAA7 M O -A IT *». JUDY Alto. IN TIM C INC WIT COUNT OP TM0 NtONTSSNTN . C M C U IT Jg n n ln g g L . H u rl J r . H U N T J R . . J AR M IN G A L. J a a a 2 7 . 1 0 1 0 • Augw*4 X 1007 M r J r iiu in g * L H u rt J r . d ir it S u nda y Align al 3. 1097 In W in ­ ter P in k . F tu ib U lie waa Imen In tu k r-U iiil i s i Ju n e 27. 10111 an<l g ir w u p III Saiiturd w ith arvru iitn llirra an<t t l t l r r t He a M riu lr.t •lie I'liliertlly ol ftorpla amt n i l inruilier ul 11 Kj |i|u Alplia Ira Irtliitv H r w n ril uvrrteat in ItirI'nltril Sintra Army <n«|it iiurlii|( Witibl War II He wai lujiireit a • lien Itir Ja|M iirse Im inta-il l v . u l tl.irlu u on I h -r r m la t 7 11*4 I l l r • av a a a n lP il llir IS u p tr lir a r l and h o n o ra b ly ibv* li.u g n l a alia alih-tl t e lr r a u H r u ia m e il V l r giniA L iu tw k k imi !> e p lrn itirr J V I9 l* i a n d lli r y had l<Hir c h lld r r u J r n n lilg * It i n h l i n l I s lllir r d a u g t ilr it Angela H u rt H a n k y M rl.tn tr H u rt S liu o ilte u M a lr l r A m ir H u r t and M ir u rn J r i m l n p L H u r l III all ol W 'uilrr park H r It a lto s iu v t t n l hy t i t g ia n d t lilt d im .Ir n u lu g t L H u ll IV. A k t t t S iilln .in H a n k y M atthew A k t aiw lrr H u r l. (Matin W rig h t lla n t r t Italaln- t'.liratwHi H u r'l1 and Jotappti C o n n o r Him slid Hue* aitirrt pyrouoni to ISM Pinal. M Parat ie a w dotod JMy M is, 1M7. and antarod to c m caaa numbtr s r .g r i-C A . el ts* Circuit Court ol IS# tits Judicial Cacuil to and for tarslnola County. Plondo. wSoroto CH A D ! MANHATTAN M ONTOAOI CONPONATlON. r/K/A CHIMICAL M tlO tN T IA L MONTOAOI CONPONATlON. la Ptatoldt and CHNIATOPHIN M. WHATTON. JO M P H L. WHATTON. li/ara Oofandanllcl. I wid aat to iso sigstct and boat b-ddM tor cats at ts* n*ot irom door ol d o t ommolo County ceurtbouoo is Aanlord. AMSmo9 County. PtorMa, at 1140 A M . on d a 4 d day af A IP TIM A tN . 1*17, tsa followSig deoenbod proparty at tot torts In aard Pinal Judgment, lo wit: LOT MA. BLOCK C. WINTIN O M IN . ACCOMMNO TO TH I PLAT T H IM O P AA M C O N D ID IN P U T BOOK 14. PAOIA SO AND Ai OP T H I PUBLIC NICONOA OP B IM IN O LI COUNTY, PIOSIOA NOTC: PU M U AN T TO T H I PAIN 01 AT COLLECTION PNACTICIB ACT YOU A N I AO VIM D THAT THIB U W PINK IA O I I H I O TO A t A M A T CO LLICTO N ATTIM P TM O TO COLLECT A M A T AND ANY INPOSMATION ONTAM IO WILL M U M O PON THAT PUNPOAI. Ooiod d o H a t day of JULY, IMP. MANYANNI MORSE Clerk ol Circuit Cowl ■y Jane I . Jeeewlc ftfjMty rierii CODILIi A BTAW1AMKI 4010 to y Seoul Boularard Sufta 4iO Tampa. PlorMa 11007 TllipSana: f l l R 177-0000 CAB 417-01411 Pubbth: AuguM A. 1 1 .1M7 Mddw I t - cats m ts* Mr**' Su'd eoer al IS* Courthouse m laniard. IIM -N O l I Can" i * Honda ar l - N r * a c-a*i an is* 4is gay o' September. ’ t t I , IS* toSanwg aatu a a d !J Legal Notices C M C U fT OP PL M ANN PI M d d t i l COUNTY CAAA NO. A T -A T J-C A CHAM MANHATTAN MONTOAOI CONPOOATION. trwa CS f iiai NagidardiM Hangaga Corporation. PlOaH VA. CHOIITOPHAN M WHATTON and OOMPH L. WMATTON; at a - . I CO UN TY •IN A L stmn u r n s C A M NO. I I - 1 M C A I t N C H A U MONTDAD! M O vrC I*. NtC 1/k/a CHAM MANHATTAN MONTOAOI CORPORATION l/wa CHEMICAL RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE CORPORATION s u c c e s s o r BY w in a r s t o M AROARETTINS COMPANY. INC . PlaoaiiN, •t N AAOUY LAMCA. M * IA || LAMCA. Swtktra and wda. DOUGLAS AAA UNO. PAMUCIA ASAUNO. HtaAand and w-to, and . AN UNBNOWN e ra to n m P o tM M iO N or THI t j B J I C T s i Al p r o p e r t y . OeTandartiti N o r rc t o* r o M c i e t u M s a l s NO T** IS H tR IB T 0-Y1N pursuant lo * I r *i .wdgm*m of r o**<lotv'* data* Juty M is. i**7. and anrartd « Caaa No •7-HA CA U « . al is* C e ty l Court at is# I iO m T I I N I h JviVi o Cat yd m and - a M MlN O if Cmawr U a d i wSartai CHAM IBORTOAOE i t t O C I I me i/k/a C h a m M a n h a t t a n MONTOAOI CONPOOATION t/k/i CHEMICAL AfS'OIN tlAL MONTOAOI CONPOOATION. s u e c tM o n by u is o ra to M A N 0 A N ITTIN A COMPANY. -NC m PtaaaiN and ONAOifY l a m c a . at a -. a 0 1 CAPITAL MONTOAOI M N V tC d . In* . Plaailiir, racaraad at Plat Naaa I I . Paga I , ar isa PyNsc Nacordt al Cdunry. rianda. k V a Diana Oo»a. Anamonia nda 11701 DATCD Hy* H a l d tr at Ayr*. IBB7 MANYANNI M ONM At Clark a( la d Catai Aa Doguty Ciort Cabar A Onan. PA tuna 100 I f 70 Madryga ita -y * Coral Oabtoa. rs a o a Ilia # l»Ml SSI-4110 'Paraona arts a d-cab-toy nso noad a agoc-ai acco— lodairan contacl ADA CoorSmalor M Sanitooia County Counsoua*. M l N Part Artnu*. Sun* N M t. I aft*wd. rianda 11TTI. M Maat h** day* prior lo iso procooa-np. ToNpSono 1407) 111-41M act. 4117. I BOO M J I T H fTDDl e> 1 400-MS-S770 (V) no l-o r d i Noloy Some* * Publics Auguct 4. 11. 1SS7 OfH-71 NANCY N. COLLINS P/1L/A NANCY N. KINO and jgpraiv s pursuant la dud Pmal Judpmani of Potoclaouro dotod July MIS, IM P . and antarod « c S f caaa number S 7 -IM -C A . ol d o Circuit Court ot tbo tits Judicial Cacu-t to and tor Aemlnele County. Ptoirda, wsoraai 0 1 . CAPITAL MOATO A O I M S Y IC II. INC., it Plaint ill and NANCY K. COLLINA P/K/A NANCY R. KINO. JIP F N IV A. COLLINA. lO U IC K IO lT CONPONATlON OP AMINICA. AUPAYA WOODS HOM IOW NEN’S ASSOCIATION. INC., -a/tra OatondantiN. I w « oak to d a S-gSaal and boat bidder lor coos at d o wool tronl door ot tbo Asm mole County court­ house to Aanlord. Aommoio County, Plondo. at 1140 A.M. on d « 2nd day of B IP T IM B IN . 4UAfA• a W.A *®MNPwtoig * diirrlhaii al*e BBKPwBfl »VV property aa aaf torts to aaW PtoM Judgmanl. to w*t: LOT I t . OP AUPATA WOODS MOD4L C IS TIN . ACCONOWO TO TH I PUT TH IN IO P M C O N D ID IN P U T NOOK >4. P A M 21-14. OP TM1 PUBLIC NICONOA OP B IM IN O LI COUNTY, PLONIOA NOTE: PUM UANT TO T H I PAIN 0 IA T COLLECTION PNACTICIB ACT YOU A N I AOVtBIO THAT THIA U W FIRM I I 0 IE U E D TO A I A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTIHPTINQ TO CO LLECT A DEBT AMO ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL M U N O PON THAT PURPOAt. 0attd tsa H i t day af JULY, IM P . MARYANN! MORSE Clark al Catud Court Dy Jana I . JaaawM Doguty Clark COOtUA A ATAW1ARIXI 4010 Boy Seoul Boulevard Suita 410 Tampa. PlorMa 1M07 T i ltphona: ( t t l ) S77-400S CAS PST-00721 PukdaS: Augutl A. I I , 1M7 OAH-P1 Legal Notices ATTORNEY PON P U IN TIFF 4400 SHERIDAN STREET ATE 400 HOLLYWOOD. PL 2X21 (»M| SOI-0400 S7-I07SI to eccordanca wits ISa American with OHab-litlas Act. paraona wits d-aabdinoa head­ ing a apaciM accommodation la panic ioara in tsta procaadtog tSouM contact d a Ckrfc of d a CircuH Court at IS* SEMINOLE County CourtSout* at 407-9214 1 X EXT. 4117, not laiar limn aavon day* prior lo IS# procoodmg. tl hearing unpaired. 1• so o -is s -a rn a a o i or t-gooSSI-1770, via Florida Relay S*r»«* PubktS: Augutl t . I ) . 1**7 DEH-Sf IN T M CIRCUIT COUNT OP T M 1STH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AMO PON I COUNTY, NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC Notice I* hereby given that a Public Hearing wilt b* hv'd by th* Planning S Zoning Committion In th* City Commission Chamber*. City Hall, Sanford, Florida al 7.00 P to. an Thursday. AuguM 21*1, IM F , la con*id*> Ih* loMowtog Chang* and amendment 1a th* Zoning Ordnance of d a City ot Sanford. Sammol* County. Florida Rayonmg from: AO. Agricultural To that of GC-2. Genera' Commercial W T H I C IR C U IT COUNT PON A t x m o u i COUNTY. PLONIOA PNOOATS DIVISION PILA NUO W IN S 7 -S IS -C P IN RE: ESTATE OP ROBERT A SIMONS Mk/a ROBERT SIMONA Dec* Med NOT 1C■ OP ADMINISTRATION TSo odmmrttfation ol ISO OtMIt ol R OAIRT S SIMONS o/k/e ROBERT SIMON*, (tocoaood. P4a Number *7 *71 CP, s ponda-g n IS* Catu-t Court lor SEMINOLE County, Florida. Prober* D m w n . IS* addree* ol wSwS * 7 0 Drawer C. Sentord. Ploruia 11772 041* Ts* name* and eddrtttot al d o p*r*on*i r*pr***ntaiir* and IS* per tonal r*pr***nlat-«e • tnorney ar* tar 'oris kotow ALL IN T IR IS T IO PERSONS ANI MOTIFIID THAT All perton* on adorn tS-a nolH* to tarvod who Str* obteciwn* that chaitong* d * •akddy ol d o win. is* gua-a-coi-on* of d a porter-si lepreeen itr-r*. m u * , or m»*d<t-en o' inr* Court ere reguaed lo r-to ■sea obtoctiont was ism Court WITHIN THE U T E N OP THREE MONTHS APTIN TH I 0ATI OP th e f ir s t p u b l i c a t io n op THIS NOTICE ON THIRTY 0AVS AFTER THE OATS OP MRV>C( CP A COPY OP TH-9 NOTICE ON TH IM Aa cred-ior* or d a decedent •nd o do r portent savaip c l t w i or demand* egaa-tl decedent* estate on whom a copy ol IS** vote r rt terted wnsai itae* ments* trtar d e dar* o* d o Sr *i pubK ii-on o* dr* nor>c* mutt f-i* I ' m ctotma with is-* Court w it h in TH I l a t in op th r e e m o n th s a f t e r T h e DATE OP T h I f ir s t p u b l ic a t io n o p t h -s NOTICE ON THIRTY 0AVS AFTER THE DATE OP SEtortCI OP A COPY OP TH i» NOTICE ON THEM AM odor creditor* o ld * deco­ der* and portent String clean* dent t etlala n u ll til* tsarr Claim* with d m court WITHIN th r ee m o n th s a fte r th e DATE OF T h e FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OP THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS. Of MAS OS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO PILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRIO Ts* dale at d * 1**1 pubi-catlOA *4 dr* Node* M AuguM ats. IM F BARBARA M SIMONS i f f I Dree* Lea* Cwct* Longa sod. FL 127*0 Arterney lor SI VA, COLLINS; ai a l. Legal Notices A SIMONS. IS O U lM Mary . Andrffoi H u rt Estelle M r K r r i r r K ltn tu rll ta.rli of W m lr r Park am t C a l IterIn r H u rt llltl of Sarasota A h u m ol C h r lt lia u bu rial will b r c r l r In a lr d al Alt Soul* C alliolla C h u n ti in Snulorii at 10 30 a m W n h irta la y A u g u tl 0 1097 lliitla l In follow al All S o u lt CaltiotM- C e iu r ir r y f r l m i lt m ay (a ll imi T u r t il.t y A u g u tl 5 I •»**7 In -in li lo H p m al llrltM U i H i' n r ia l llo iiir w ith a rovary al 7 p m All a t i a i i g m i m l t a i r Iw iug lia iu llr-l hy llr ltto il K iu irr.il M unir 9 0 9 U tu rrl Avenue. S a n foul 3 2 2 -2 1 3 1 Ltgal Wotlcaa MM-70 C A M NO.I M -ttS S -C A -C S -K PMT H IS HUMtS. . Plaintitt, II. M. 1*07 M O -ltl Larry J AM^MkA^UN^ MbY ^^M N*toA'N Okdh *WAW|^T pnrwiATTtp vlg Oaard at A » i i * - i i a al » * Cay at Aantord a d saM a rag Aar n a ta ig an AagaM lia r, it * 7. In ana City HaM Camauaaran Ckarakara at 11-10 A M mi argar to cawaiiar a request to* •ananta to isa lanaig Ordinance aa n part i to* to Sant atda yard, araa rag. an MN-1 diakiil an. t N ai k i n ai u i w OabanaasY Survey PC 1 P0 I I al NM P U 0U C NICONOS OP MMNaOLI COUNTY. FlO M O A Nttog aaara agatmcaMy daoerks* aa laaaaad i m i W. l t d Ol. * Ptgnaad waa ar d a praparty la to ante* a Mngto-laakdy r**i- m t m c io c u r r c o u n t OS T W IM M TS S N TH JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT M AND PON I COUNTY. Legal Notices IN T N I C IM U I T COUNT O f TNN 1 IT N JUDICIAL C A M M l AT ADA* CA-14-N NORWEAT M ON TO AM . INC A CALIFORNIA CORPORATION P7K/A NORWEAT MONTOAOI. INC . A MINNESOTA CORPORATION p l a in t if f vs. CO RIN N IM WROALIWSKI. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OP C0RINNI M. WROALIWSKI. NORMA P. WR03LEWIKI; UNKNOWN SPOUM OP NORMA P. WROALIWSKI. JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANT! IN POSSESSION DEPE N0ANTIS) NOTICE OP PDNNCLOAUM B A L I NOTICE IS HEREBY OlVEN puriuam la a Summary Final Judgmanl of laractoaure datod July M d . IM F . ontarod In OvU Cota No. ST-OSM -CA-ta-B of d o Circuit Court of d o 1»TH Judicial CatuN at and lor M M IMOLE County. Aanlord. Florida. I wra ro t to d o SlgSott and bott bidder tor cats al d a Waal born door of d o Se-sMele County CaurtSouoa local od at SOI N. Park Avonua to Aanlord, Plondo. M 1140 i n . on the its day ol SEPTEMBER. IM F d o to-owing dove i -bod property aa M l torth to aaU Aumaiary Paiai Judgmanl. lo-wit: THE SOUTH 1/1 OP LOT 4, OAK HILL VILLAS, ACCONOWO TO T H I P U T THEREOF AA RECORDED IN P U T BOOK 10. PAGE 9 T l AND T l . PUBLIC HECOROS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Dated is m H a l day ol JULY, IM F. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANN! HORSE Clark ol d o Cacuit Court Ay; Jane I . Jaaowk Daguty Clark THE U W OFFICES OP DAVID J. STERN. RA. IM I I IBS4I MI-212* No 07*141 Pub**S AuguM S. 11. IM F OCH-S1 C A M NO! B 7 -M 1 A -C A'14-A AMERICAN AAVtMOA RANK. P-A PLAINTIFF VS. ROBERT C . PITTMAN; ILIZ A N ITH JAYNE PITTMAN; JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTB IN PO M IABION OIPENDANT(S) NO TIC I n o n DESCRIPTION Sec 14 Twp tVS Rg* 10E. fleg 1(1 W Of SE cor run N 4*3 19 W 1*1 S If* 70 W 11 S 221 to E 220 la Bag. NOTICE IS H IN IA V OlVEN Th* oroparty bemg more g#npurtuanl lo a Summary Pinal orally described at 2720 W 21t*i Jydgmant of forectotur* dated Strati July JOTS, 1 X 7 . anlarad to Chrd Th* Planning t Zoning Cat* Na. S7-OS1S-CA14-A *1 Committion will aubmti a r*cd a Cacuit Court el IS* 1STH ommendation lo Ih* Cdy Judicial Ckcurt at and far SEMI­ Committion in f i.o i ot, o' NOLE Ceunty, SANFORD. *0*in*t. th* r*qu*«l*d Chang* Florida, I wid a*R lo ts* SigSaal or amandmant Th* Cdy and ba*l bidder lor cats al d a Cammitt on will hold a Public W IS T FRONT DOOR ol IS* Hearing <n d a Committion SEMINOLE County CourtSout* Roam in City M*n Sanlord. located M X I N. PARK AVENUE Florida al 7 00 p m on to SANFORD. Florida, al It 00 September 11th. 1*17. to con­ am an d a 2nd day 0* SEP­ sider seal recommendation TEMBER. ISS7 d a following AH partier >n m«*r**t and M i­ daaenbad property aa t *1 lo rd lana shall hats an opportun,ty UI M id Summary Pinal to b* hoard at as a hear.ngt Judgmanl. lo wit. Helen Blau*. Chairman LOT 17. BLOCK 1. R IP U T OP Planning S S H U T S NO I AND NO. 2. Zoning Commission NORTH O R U N O O TOWN1ITE ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC II a 4TH ADDITION ACCORDING person decide* lo appeal a TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS decision m*d* with rtrpeci r0 RECORDED IN P U T DOOK 14. any mailer considered M ire FADES S AND 4. PUSUC Shove meeting o r belting*, RECORDS OP SEMINOLE berth* may read a larbabm COUNTV. PLORIOA record ot ih* proceeding*, Dated dr* H a t day or JULY including (he testimony tnd IM F evidence wtuen >eco«d i* not (CIRCUIT COURT S IA U provided by Ih* Cdy cl lanlcud MARVANNf MORSE IF* ZS4 01011 O ort ol th* C a tu l Court PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES By Jan * I Jaeaw-c NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO Deputy CtorV PARTICIPATE IN ANV OF THESE THE U W OFFICES OP PROCEEDINGS 1HOU.0 CON­ DAVID J STERN. PA TACT THE PERSONNEL OFF Cl ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF ADA COORDINATOR AT ) ) o *400 SHERIDAN STREET M 7« 4t HOURS iN ADVANCE STE 400 OF THE MEETING HOLLYWOOD. Fl 11021 PUBLISH Augutf C IS*’ (*S4j M l -0400 AND AuguM 19, 1*17 *7-10441 D IH f O IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ■ OTIC . OF AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT, po**on* w -d d rab lPUBLIC AUCTION NOTICE IS H f«F B Y GIVEN aw* saedtof a tpecial accom. c b j t o w in g w il l s e l l at modaIon mouul coniacl PUBLIC a u c t i o n FOR s a l ­ COURT ADMINISTRATION at v a g e f o r CASH ON DEMAND da SEMINOLE County t o t h e h ig h e s t b id d e r t h e Csurdauta al 407-121-4110 FOLLOWING DISCR BFD V E H I­ (X T 4(17. I-SOO-SSS 4771 CLES (TOOl or l-SOO SSS 1770. na 1*77 FORD GRANADA RID Florida Relay S a n e r V :N rT (l2 l1 7*4*2 Pubi-th Augutl S. I I . I**T tf?> FORD VAN JVniTf D4H-S7 VlNfE 1M IHC.Hiai 1*41 MAZDA RI7 GOLD ViNrjMtf Bill 200702*11 NO TICS UNBAN PICTITtOUA NAMA ATATUTB TO WHOM IT MA* CONCARN Notice ••hereby giren d « l d * under*igntd gur*u*ni I t th* ’ Ficlitiou* Nam* llalul*.* Chapiar MS M . Fiend* Staluta*. n*i rag-Mar w in d* D-titron *1 CorparMioni. Department at State. Slat* of Florida uaen receipt of proet at d a y rk K M a n ol d . t rat-ca. d a r^litw u* name, la art M A C H AC A M f 4. under which n i* engaged m butmati at 142* Tutaawui* Read. *177, Winter Spring*. Florida 12701 that the corporal-On mterett*d to teak bueaiatt antarprit* 1**1 COktMAN CAUPBR WHITE VINSLFF1IC4BS10IM* THIS AUCTION WILL BE HELD ON AUGUST 20TH. 1 H ( AT 10 0 CLOCK AT C f J IOW>NG. 11*0 S CR 427. IONGWOOO. Fl 12710 P R O lP ICTivE 0 00ER1 MAY INSPECT VEHICLES ON THE 0AV BEFORE AUCTION BETWEEN *AW AND SPM TERMS ARE CASH UR CERTI­ FIED FUNDS C f J TOWING RESERVES T H I Ri GHT TO ACCEPT OR REJECT ANY AND a l l Bios Publish AuguM * 1**7 D tN-fO C* , t Flat-do t e y a t p a n Dated at AXam am a Sgrmgr. t aminato Ceunty. PiartoA. di* tM day af Auguel. I N I NATIVE SON BEACHWEAR CO. BY HARRY C. MONESMITH. PRESIDENT Pushes August S. IM 7 D E H -II NO TICS OP THOMWAV IMPROVf M IN T On July 24lh. I f l T . Ih* Fior d* rtwren— e-*t vl Transpartatien began nepelielmn* tor the pur chat* o' Rrghi n( Way (o> Ih* contlruclion ol Slat* Proiect Number FFStO-ISOl-SR 417Cahl'a’ rionda O'eenaway. from Old Let* Mary Boulevard lo Fatl o' Rinehart Road, a d it­ tany* o» . appro trmalaiy 2 9 me#* in S*n'wd. Field* Proparty owner* and lananlt may be eligible *oi r*-imbu'*eman* ol m i ! i mcu"*d to move thaw personal property of Ih* acquu*d ''p H of way RetMlenlial owner* and ten. ant* may in *1 gib's lor replacement baus ng payments * they eg airy occupy th* proparty acqutrad by in* Oaparlment ot Tramportalion al the lima negotialion* ar* ml1 ated lor |h*u property and it they maet th* lollowuig I-me l*qu r#m#n«* * You *'* * ISC-Dey humaownar-Occupani if you hav* owned and bred m your home eontmueutTy lor at :***■ 190 diy* iapp-0*rmal*1y f monlh*; belor* in* Oapartmani msSa* i» la d wr ttan offer to buy ycuf property You mutt *i*o Hi* there on tb* nay ih* Department make* it* Irtt c-Tr­ io buy tout proparty. * You *'* a tO’ Oly Occupant tl you are an owner a ' lananl (ranter) who haa lived m your home or rental unit coni nuu*'y tor al teaat *0 day* (approaimataiy 1 month*) belara the Otpartmant m*k** it* latl writtan on#* ta buy th* property You mutt *1*0 kv* Inara on th* Pay Ih* Department makas it* la»l altar la buy Iha hem* or rontal unit that you ar* Irv ng to * You ar* a lt* s Than gO-Day Occupant d you hat* i v*d on Ih* pror*rl| lor loss than 90 day* lapp'oirmataiy 3 monlbi) belor* th* Departmeni make* na last written oiler to buy th* property You may alto be thr* type ol occupant d you no** onto Ih* properly alter Ih* Departmeni meke* a* Im i writ­ ten alter lo buy trie properly you are Hying to. In o'der tor a pioparty ownar/gyeupant lo be digit):* tor relocation para'tta. hrs/har property must be acquired by the Department ol Transportation In order to b* airg bt* lot ratocaiton benefit*, any occupant at property to b* purchased must notify th* Departmeni ol Transportation prior fo moving Sutlici*-il noire* must b* given in ordet io allow th* DepartTerrt la perform a pr* move inventory ot you may torled your relocation beoatii*. No residential disotaca* shall b* required to mov* perma­ nently from his/hfr r veiling until at least on* compared * replacement dwelling has baan mads available lo that parson Each relocate* wid be con­ tacted by a Department ol Tram partition Right of Way rapresanlativ* and will racaiv* a relocation brochure anlitlad 'Your Relocation' aaplaln.ng you rights and bane'll* under th* Florida Ralocation Assistance Program. A trechur* may also b* obtained al th* Department ' of Transportation s District Five otrtco a 719 South Woodland Boulevard, OaLand. Florida 11720. Publish- August S, IM F DEM-4B r* NATIVE SON BEACHWEAR WYITAT1DN T O DID Y 1 ItU NB NBD BALLON AIRCRAFT M B C U B AND PWDPtDNTWD VBMICLEB Th* Sanford A rpert Authority raguatia and will contrdar i n to btot 'or two 111 new. 1100 9a»on A-reran Retcu* Puelighimg Ve-uciea it ■* ts* mtenl dor is* tpec i( ic at on* lor Ih* . r t c :*» panaraNy contorm to PAA Adntary Cacuia/a IM -S llO -tO A and NFPA iu'totui Numb*' 414 unto** e d t'w ita apaci'-ca-y daaenbed ai IS* d*tt>tod lacSrucai spec'he alien a Sealed but* wui be recemed tor th# Sanlord Aaporl Authority by d a Deader of At-alwn m d a Admm-ttrMnr* OfTica* of d* Sentord Airport Authority located at One Rad Cleveland Bird Bud* 200. laniard. Fiend* ia*u 2 00 P.M.. August ttth . i f *7. al whies I m and ptoc* *•■ Propaaat* recered » « ba putuciy apanad and read atoud tar d a toltowmg prayact at PAA AlP PROJECT NO TSA STATE APPLICATION IDENTIFIER NO - 1-12 004* 22 PROJECT DESCRIPTION 1*00 GALLON AIRCRAFT RESCUE PlRIP-DHTINO VEHICLES Brddw* ara maned lo aubm-t P-opotai* tor dr* work an the Proposal Forma proa-dad m th* Cenlract Documam*. olhar Proposal Forma wUI not be accapttd Biddat guaiilication lo-m* e v i l b* me hided w id th* Proaaaai Parma. A pro-bwl conlaranc* * 4 b* held an AuguM 20d. IM F at 1:00 PM ,,ai d a eRrcaa ol th* 0 -rector ol Ar-aiion, Sanlord Auport Authority. One Rad Ctoaatond Bird Suit* 200. Orlando Aorloid An port. Bantord. Florida 11771 All guaalton* relating to th* Contract and Contract Document* will ba an*warad al d a l Irma Attendanto by a» preapectr** OanarM Contractor* at d a rwa-bto conference ■* recommended but not mandatary. The comptol* •aammanor- and und*r*t*ndmg of Ih* C entreeI Documents and BggcdkMiona are auwtobto tor oaamwauon ar may be ebtaamd Ngm in * gtSc* af d a Bantord Aapon Audenty. PeM O de* Boa i l l . Bantord. Fiend* 17771-041*. AttanMrt: Duactor af Aviation, (407) i t i - m t . A Caahiar a Chet a an any national or Mat* bank or a Proposal Band an d a farm toimd m d a Contract Documents to d a amount of set to** da n Inr* percent |l% ) ol d a total amount bid. mad* payabto to d a laniard Auport Authority, mutt accompany each Prepetal a* a guar aria* mat ts* Brddar will not withdraw Tut Proposal lor a period ol S9 day* *ft*r opening el d a bat*, and m d * event d e Contract it awarded to ih* Brddar, s* will, with* l* day* aftar NolK* o* Award and Accaptanc* ol hi* b«J. antsr mlo a contract with Ih* Sanlord Auport Authority and turiuaS da reguaad Partormanc* and Payment Banda larlng which h* shall lortait Ih* amount ol d a Proposal Bond a* bqurdatad damage* Th* Proposal Band and d a Partormanc* Bend and Payment Band ar* raouved to b* teemed tram an agency af d a Surely, whits agency *s*M h*.e an vaiab-sTied pi act al baton*** m d * Stale o' Florida and ba duty hcenaed to conduct busmata dararn. Th* Banford Auport Audenty. at accordance with Till* VI ol d a C-v-l Rights Act ol 1M4. 71 Statute 211.42 U.9.C. 200Od lo 200004 and Title 41. Cad* el Federal Ragutotiana, Department ol Transportation i»*u*d purtuanl la such Act. contract anlarad into pursuant th-* advartisamanl. mmoray butmeai antarprtaa* w.il ba 0Hared lull opportunity lo aubmrt bid* In ra*pent* to this tovi* tal on and wiM not ba discranaiatad agamat on d o ground* ot ra< a, color, ar national engm to cone deration tar its award. Each Propose! submitted than be placed with attachmant* m an opaque f xtl-m ch envelop* which shall b t staled. Sard anvtlep* ahaa be plamty marked on d a outtoda with: ' *Bto tor: tS M Dalton Aircraft Rescue Pa* Fighting Vehicle* Orlando Sanlord Auport Aanlord, Florida and with d a nam* and addrata ot d a Bidder. Each Proposal than ba dakvarad to the Sanford Aapon Authority at d a placa stated tor racoMng bid* or maltod to d o Sanlord Auport Authority. P0 Bo* SIS. Sanford. Fterlda 12772-01 11 H mailed, th* Proposal *S*M b* tent by certrtiod/regialered mad. with return receipt requested. No proposal will ba considered unto** received on or before d e tune and al th* piece dtslfnaltd above. TS* Aiddar must tuppiy ad totormatlan raqulrad by d a bat or Propaaal Fans and taquaad sttaesmanta. TS* Bantord Airport Authority reearvee ts* n g d to waire any lormaMto*. tachrdcAMto*. or Irraguterme* to ar rayect any or ail butt or to raadvartlM tor bid* and to award or retrain from awardmg IS* Contract for d o work. Any questions tone am mg d a bid Uilormation. documanlalion. or procadura* should bt torwardad to me at d * address above or by I ale phono to (407) 122-7771 or by FAX (407) 322-SS14. Questions concorntog the attached technical specifications should be forwarded to Mr. Jack Oaw, Onset or ol Operations, at th* tarn* addratt or by latophon* (40T) 111-7771 ar FAX (407) 121-1414. Sanford Auport Authority Stephan J. Cooke Duactor at Aviation Nam es: July X . and AuguM A. IM F OBO-SIS �•A - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Wodnooday, August 6, 1907 People Hearts of Palm or Swamp Cabbage? By any name, it would taste as sweet Blood BankS B heart must be lasted by latte far bitterness, the upper por­ tion. Jar Jtbrauaneas. until one It down to o infills cylinder of sw eetness aad ten­ der crttpne*M. Shoe thinly and a a a k p ra n hour In tor water. Drain well, mono udtfi French dressing or a tort mayonnaise. Th e flavor to much like cheat- ■f SHAM m o o n Herald Staff W riter Optimist Chib moots weekly It really depends a lot on where you were "b ru n f up." In fine restaurants, it’s called Hearts of Palm, but native F lo ­ rid Ians know it aa swamp ca b- T h e Sanford OpHmtat C lu b meeta every Wedneaday at i at the Colonial Room In downtown Sanford. Vlaltora welcome. Call 323 2104 o r 322-0206. Kiwanlt Club moots Wodnooday your were raised also determines how you prepare this delicacy. Sliced raw In a salad to food b ut boiled w ith salt pork and served with b a r­ becue to belter. Th e problem "vegetable" to that of Florida, harvest li C m to regulated irta of palm, or swamp bagr. to Ihe product of cabbage palm, also know: the cabbage palmetto, known aa the aabal palm. •tale tree of Florida. Marjorie Klnnan Rawlings wrote In Cross Creek Cookery. "I always feel a little uneasy in recommending swamp c a b ­ bage (hearts of palm al the R ill), for this greatest of F lo r­ ida vegetables to Ihe w hite core of a young palm tree, and It's cu llin g means the death of the tree. I fear always that some enterprising b a c k ­ woodsman will take a notion to send them to market. and that the beautiful tropical palm groves anil be d e c i­ m ated." About the only place you ra n get fresh swamp cabbage in this area Is al Stanek Herbs A Specialties. A worker lands tfw rows Mcrycm Stanek received a Stanek Herbs A shipment of fresh hearts of m Saturday. She orders in her home, shipping only s from South Am erica, those items she grew in her cleaned and ready to cook, but n ococf own garden. That was IS years from a Seminole Indian re s e r­ ago. Al that time, there were vation in south Florida. Stanek no fresh herbs to be found la says she had heard that there the area. "Florida to back­ used to be ■ cannery som e­ wards." Stanek said, as most of where in Sanford. the fresh herbs bock then Located on Beardall Avenue. came horn California. Stanek Herbs to Specialties to At onetime, thanks to her a wholesaler for a wide variety business savvy and knowledge of fruits vegetables and hom e­ of her product. Stanek had the grown herbs. Stanch's threeexclusive contract to supply page product list indtfdrs e d i­ specialty items to all of «fc#r ble flowers, fresh hot peppers, Dlsnpy kitchens. bulbs, roots salad g ra n s , to ­ " T h e business really look off matoes. berries, dried, fruccit and Stanek moved lo the and fresh fruits. The most e x ­ warehouse on Bearoall. pensive items are haven and Husband Jo hn , retired as a dried mushrooms. How about technical writer from SleDried Morels 01 or frozen m cns-Storm berg Cartoon, son W hite or Black Truffles? You Jonathan. IS I/ 2 . and daugh­ really would have to have a ter Natasha. I I 1/2. help out craving for these beauties. with the family business. Stanek started her business Stanek focuses on quality. Th e Klwanle Club of Sanford holds Its noon luncheon meet Inga every Wedneaday at the Sanford C ivic Center. North Sanford Avenue at the lakefront. Visiting Klwanlana are welcome. F o r Information ra il W all Sm ith. 323-6088. Al-Anon motto Wodnotdoyo A support group for friends or relatives of alcoholics (AlAnon) meets every Wedneaday. at H p.m .. at 111 E . 27th St.. Just west of Sanford Avenue In Sanford. New vlaltora or members arc welcome to this 12-step group. Coootlinofo moot Wodnooday S A N F O R D — The Consum ers meetings are held at 10 a.m . the first Wednesday of each month at the Sanford Senlor Center. 401 E. Seminole Blvd. All Interested railroaders, both active and retired, are Invited to attend. For Information, rail Horace Green. 322-54B3. Sanford Woman's Club motto monthly Th e Sanford Woman's C lu b meeta the first Wedneaday of each m onth, at 11 a.m .. at the clubhouse. 300 S. Oak Ave. Reservations for the noon luncheon are necessary through the telephone committee Following luncheon, a program Is presented. vvvveonwwagon nowcomora convc Seminole Spokes Welcome Wagon C hib of Srm lnoie County Itolds a coffee for newcomers the second Wednesday of every month from 10 a m . until noon. For Information on address, call Betty. 695-0144. or L u c y . 322-7677. Lunch and fotlowohlp All area seniors are invited to join a seniors group currently meeting at the Orthodox C h u rch of St. Stephrn. 1695 Lake Emm a Rd. A covered dish luncheon, at noon. Is followed by Bible study and fellowship. Th e group meets on the second and fourth Wednesday of the month. Fo r mare Information, contact Mary Burke at 330­ 6301. K Widowed Pomona ntoof All widowed persona are Invited to meet at 1:30 p.m . the second and fourth Wedneaday of every m o n th at the C a a a e lb e rry Senior C e n t e r . 2 0 0 Lake T r ip le t D riv e . Cassei berry. w Seminote Spokes Welcome Wagon C lub of Seminole County holds the raguku jn g a ih lv Jun e hear meeting at 11:30 a.m . on the th m rw S rie s d s j? eff every rrfonlh Those wishing to attend, call Betty. 695-0144. or L u c y. 322-7677. Abhelmer'i ouport group Th e AUhetm er'a Support Group for Caregivers meets the fourth Wednesday, at 10 a .m .. at the Frank Evans Center In Lake M ary. A ll interested arc Invited to attend. Shelly Brassier, a licensed Alzheimer therapist, leads the fhsnisstnn and an­ swers questions. For Information, call 323-4036 or 324-3060. Womon'o Club to moot lend qf while bacon, add <tablespoons qf D o n 't buttor and a half teaspoon qf sail to sliced palm heart and cook In eery little water until dry and thoroughly lender. A d d m o h o(f lo one cup qf Dora's and harks al with much of her products being organically grown. What the strangest item this specialty supplier has ever supplied? O d d ly enough. N to citru s for the Florida Citrus Commission For some reason the fruit they ha d in storage for a photo shoot went bad and she had lo eshauat her supptllo get them some replace>1 fruit (Flo rid a fruit, of ______ M M you know every­ th in g you want to know about swam p cabbage, how about some recipes? Fro m Marjorie Klnnan Rawlings' Cross Creek Cookery: Only on expert con cut down a palm and strp ihe core pro p ­ erty to Its ivory-white, layered heart. The lower portion qf Ihe healed, quantity ocls amount qf palm . Heat lo simmering and at once. Prepared this way. heart qf palm la Jk Jo r a king. (Dora was M K R b Ir r e ­ placeable cow. I From Whofe Cooking?, p u b ­ lished locally b y the Chapter AX. F .E .O . Sisterhood, here to Carolyn D u ra c k ‘a recipe for Hearts of Palm Salad: Take al cups of chopped with water: chill. Dice several stalks celery. Dice three to four ounces o f candled ginger. Drain one c u p canned crushed pineapple. Dressing: Blend two lo three tablespoons of with f ststency. add salt and s u e tz taste- Tint Il0 it with food c o l­ oring Add n u ts if desired. Mix hearts, celery and p in e ­ apple. Place each serving on lettuce leaf. Spoon an dress­ ing. Sprinkle w ith ginger bits. Ilf preferred, pineapple and ginger may be swirled into ihe dressing first to mingle fla­ vors.! Open wallet may give too much away Lake M ary Woman's C lu b meets the fourth Wednesday of each m onth from September through May. For Information, contact Maryann Hoff. 321-6226. Recovery Inc. motto in Sanford Recovery Inc., is a self-help m e n u ! health organization for people w h o suffer from panic attacks, dr press Ion, fears and gcncrxUicrvous symptoms. For Information, call 660-2003. or lots of ton doing i t R E B E C C A L. M AHAN. KEW ASKUM . WtS. Comoro club sots mootings EAR R E B E C C A ; G ivin g a t i Mb * ia lb s orast peseta— Th e Seminole Lake M ary Camera C lub meeta the second Wednesday every month In Old Lake Mary C liy Hall. 158 N. H°u n ,ry 7:30 P-m - *>r roorr information, call Grace at 321-4723 or Set ai 323-6601. Pain Drug Surprises Researchers (TRUST nsr p a ra QaUw B u n a (S H C IA L > ~ A drag tost to ezeklag leseackcn ia Ms tn e m m of paia has bees fn— totoJ toto a new product knows m " A l t a r fetoT and Is being called a “Medkel Miracle “ by tome, ia wallet anyway. I hava mad# « y fam ily and friends awara of U m dangn, and hava moved my wife's licanaa to a safer location in bar waBat. I am raluctant to point out this danger to my cuatoaMra bacauaa they may foal f u n n y " about my noticing. Howavar. I w o rry that aomaoaa who ia unatabia w d a m n a a-^and than who knowa what will happen? 1 propoaa that woman put a favorite photo ia the display win- EM M — tomtw to hide who have apara time thia aumamr. I'm IS yaara o U aad vaJ* untaar at my Brother's jab. She w a tte ia a nursiag beam. I w a it w ith patianta, tala to them, raa errands and help w ith aetivttioo, ploa a lot of other things. You can learn a let, and bring patianta joy aad a audio to their A n a . Volunteering taachaa you reaponalbility and aarna you �Just one spot higher Sportsmanship is taking a back seat to winning Back In high school (up north). I had a choice. G o out for sports or join the school band. I chose the band, and as a result, earned a good second Income for over 40 years with musk-. Had I selected sports. I doubt If I would havr been able to earn as m uch as one cent for m y abilities. I therefore join m any people In not knowing a d a m thing about sports. I enjoy watching certain sports, but actively p articip a tin g Nope. ‘ However It doesn't take a sports expert lo know about being a sport. In team games (talking about schools and a m ­ ateur). there Is always a need for sportsmanship. Some coaches m ay tell you to get out th e ir and do anything you can to trounce the opponent. Knock them down, hit them with the ball, do whatever you ra n without getting p rnalltrd. Just In the name of winning. We wonder If some of our roaches might br spending most of their time In teaching how to win I regard lesa of how It's done), rather than how to enjoy the game. . Believe It or not. there have been people actually saying that what Mike Tyso n did In biting the ear of his opponent, was "Just part of the s p o rt.' In individual competition, people most olirn compete against friends. How m any friendships have been loai when someone attacked an event in an unsportsmanshlp like manner? T h e n there are parents. Many of them want their youngsters to succeed so m uch that they will do anything. Th e y attack the coach, shout at opponenia or parrnla of members of another team. Som e even throw things onto the field, and there have been a few w ho launched Into a rum or attack Just to get rid of their son's or daughter's roach w ho didn't let the youngster play enough. Som e of our prufeaatonal sporta stars have become role models. Yet look at the w ay some of them behave. Do we want our youngsters to grow up and follow their Idols? O r would we rather have them grow up know ing that the word "sports" is part of another word, "sportsmanship.'* Post 53 looking for American Legion state title S A N F O R D - A year ago they w rrr the stale runners-up. T h i s y e a r th e y w a n t to be rhamplons. , Sanford Campbell-Loaalng Post 53 showed a lot of character and guts In com ing out of the loser's bracket to w in three straight games last week and the championship of the F lo r id a A m e ric a n L e g io n Eastern Area Tournament and now havr a shot at moving up that lop spot when they open play In the Florida A m e rica n Legion State Tournam ent In Hialeah tomorrow afternoon. After dropping a 6-2 decision lo West Boca (Post 245) on Tuesday afternoon. Post 53 came back lo eliminate Ft. Pterce Post 40 4-3 with a two-out run In the bottom of the ninth inning In a game that ended after 11 p.m . Several of the players on the Post S3 team then had lo attend the first day of school as Seminole County schools got a extra early ju m p on the school year and then showed up at A lu m n i Field and lookrd very good In the 7-5 and 6 0 victories over Post 245 W inning despite a long delay for a lightning storm and a blowup on the pan of the West Boca squad. The Sanford tram showed off It s power stroke In the sweep, as the team hit five home runs (two by T im Raines J r . and one each by Clyde ' C 3 " Williams. Jerem y Frost Ovtsdo's Jerem y Frost (above) and Seminole's Clyde Williams and Tim Raines Jr. (rtghl) Ml had big home mne as Sanford host 53 swept a douMeheaoer from West Boca to win the American Legion Eastern Area Tournament leal week and earn a spot in the State Tournament starting tomorrow m Hialeah County well Yep. I know nothing about sports except that I like to watch. But whenever I are unsportsmanshlp attitudes by players, coaches, hits, or whatever. I generally turn off the entire event. I have left high school football games and turned off the T V on a num ber of occasions. W e want our youngsters to grow up with respect for their fellow m an (and women). Allowing or teaching them how to be nasty, no matter what. In sports, w ill only lead in the opposite direction. ORLANDO SPBSDWORLD (July IB) LATE MODELS — 1. (4) T im Nlcholas/Bill Keeton. 1.800:2. (411T t m Huston. 1.787:3 (81) Bruce Everett. 1.765: 4. (77) T u ffy Hester. 1.278:5. (33) Ricky Wood. 1.157. L O O TE D L A T E HOBBLE 1. (91 Bobby Sears. 2.486: 2. (3) Earl Beckner. 2.169: 3. (82) T o m m y Johnson. 1.537: 4. (65C) Rick Lyons. 1.352:5. (87) Eddie Rice. 1.236. M O D IF IE D # — 1. (7 1) Jo e M iddleton. 2.325: 2.151) T im Laurent. 2.193: 3. (55) Shain Held. 1.337: 4. (12) Roaa Eldrtdge. 1.336: 5. (90) H an k Sanders. 1.163. OFOOTOMAM — 1. (77) Dan Zukowskl. 2 .2 4 8 :2 . (1 II Russ Shaw . 2 .0 2 3 :3 . (57) Barbara Pierce. 1.551: 4. (93) Sean M urphy. 1.482: 5. (24) BUI Loomis. 1.239. B O t* B S B # — 1. (81) Mike Peppier. 2.396: 2. (50) Jeff Weight. 2 .3 8 1 :3 . (84) Kenny Wilson. 1.765: 4. (14) Charlotte Crottle/B. Moser. 1.600-. 5. (86) Jo h n n y Love. 1.898. M D O E T O C X # — 1. (01) Conrad Grenier. 2.524: 2. (5 edtc Allison. 2.104: 3. (00) Ron Abetea. 1.627: 4. (97) Kelly Jarrctt. 1.505; 5. (3 J ) Ken Hankins. 1.283. NEW SMYRNA SPEEDWAY (July 19) LATE MODELS — 1. (4) T im Nlcholas/Bill Keeton. 2.140: 2. (11) David Rogers. 1.808: 3. (81) Bruce Everett. 1.662: 4. (84) Ron Maugert. 1.186:5. (77) Tu ffy Hester. 1.177. LOOTED LATE MOOBLS — 1. (9) Bobby Sears. 2.542: 2. (67) Chad AUman. 2.035; 3. (4 2 ). M ark T r a c e y . 1.869; 4 . (1 6 ) Bruce Lawrence B. 1.201:5. (87) Eddie Rice. 1.130. MOOPMDS — 1. (75) Bobby Blake. 2.541: 2. (71) Joe Middleton. 2.406; 3. (51) T im Laurent. 2 .2 8 1 :4 . (66S) Je rry Sym ons. 1.031: 5. (49) L a rry Everly. 991. SPORTSMAN — 1. (72) Bobby Gonxalrc. 2.668: 2. (6) G lenn Wilson. 2.392: 3. (57) Bar­ bara Pierce. 1.751: 4. (171 Phillip Besaett. 1.706; S .llD R u a s S h a w . 1.677. — 1. (8) Richard Clouser. 2.285: 2. (50) Jeff W right. 1.980: 3. (14) Charlotte Crottle/B. Moser. 1.965; 4. (94) Jeff Shaffer. 1 .958 ; 5. (57) Chad lerce. 1.952. m s i a m c M — 1. (01) Conrad Grenier. 2.906: 2. (3) V ic Van lacker. 2.631: 3. (0) Mark Patemitl. 1.660: 4. (2) Bob Doxle. 1.639: 5. (71) Te d Vulplus. 1.382. Central Florida Bomber stars Trevor (left), who had a Mg two RBI hH In tl ptonship game, and Malt Margo (right). L A K E B U E N A V IS T A - T h e y were known as the Central Florida Bombers, but they could have easily been called the Seminole County Bombers as over half of the team wtU be atten­ ding Seminole Athletic Conference high arhools Th e 14-and-Under team that plays In both the A A U (A m ateu r Athletic U n io n ) and A A B C (Am erican Am ateur Baseball Congress) was outstanding In going 10-1 lo claim the A A U National Tournam ent at Walt Disney W orld's Wide W orld of Sports Youth Baseball Complex la*t week. UCF hoop team overseas, football team practicing O R L A N D O - Th e University of Central Florida has been busy with Its men's basketball team preparing for a trip to Europe. Its football team o pening fall practice, and two changes In the coaching adminis­ tration. Sanford's Brad Tra in s and the rest of the basketball team of head coach K irk Speraw will leave the U C F Arena today at 12:30 p.m . for O rlando International Airpo rt a (light to Jo h n F. Kennedy Airport In New York before flying to Nice. France where the team will begin a two week tour of France and Italy where It will play games and take In the sights. Meanwhile. U C F football coach G e n e M c D o w e ll w e lc o m e d 27 newcomers to campus on Monday, m arking the beginning of practice for the 1997 season. * T h e n e w c o m e rs , m a in ly fre s h m e n , ch e cke d In to th e ir housing and then spent the day In m e e tin g s w ith th e ir s e g m e n t coaches. T h e y got their first taste of action Tuesday morning when they were timed for speed and then put through a series of agility and ___ __________ ________ _______ newcomers we've’ had. they look really good physically." McDowell said. " I'm not going to know how they'll play until we get them out there on the practice field w ith the varsity and aee how they stack up w ith those g uys." T h e newcomers will s u n twoa-days today, at which time the veterans are also sqpposed to report. Th e veterans wUI be timed and tested on Th u rsd a y before the entire squad unites for practice on Friday. U C F w ill open Its second season In Division l-A. August 30. at Southeastern Conference member U C F A th le tic s D ire cto r Steve S lo a n a n n o u n c e d T u e s d a y he promotion of M ary J o y Kaufman U Associate Athletics Director. Kaufman, w h o served as Assis­ tant Athletics Director for A d m in ­ istration and W om en’s Sports for the past three years, serves as the athletics department's advocate for wom en's Issues. Kaufman, a longtime U C F ad­ ministrator. was a charter membe: at U C F for seven of Uie University'-, formative years (1967-7.4). She later joined the athletics department and was named Se n io r W om an A d ­ ministrator .In 1991 under former Athletics Director Gene McDowell. As Associate Athletics Director. Kaufman will be responsible for personnel, administration, budget oversight, and w om en’s Sfmnx ■ M OCOS M IC E H I R E D U C F head w om en's basketball 7 Baa U C F , P a s t S B Brad Trains, a graduate of Seminole High Scnoot will start fit’s tumor year ol play at the University of Central Florida this week when the team heeds to France and Italy for a two-week tour �« 'l •• - Sanford Hanld, Sanford, Florida - Wtodw— day. Auguat S, IN F CLASSIFIED ADS Rooki« L««gut Baseball ONenlnoto Orlando •Winter Park 407/322-2611 4 0 7 /B 3 1 * tW 3 Qull C o m ! ftooki* Latgua at Watt Manay lwl ioraatifro f ilr ftl ^b |------- ■ ------ C j m m I m n® * H wfiy p liln w wf iit w m m v* ■ mwppotv w OTu p ip h s TB A Southam Laagua Baaaball A m U hIIIa B m u m Tl|tba« u rv a n v iiiv i r i v v i v t . o n m o o M y i aA b i nnaar Profaaatonal In-Una Hoekay Buffalo Wings vs. Orlando Jackals at Orlando Arana, 7 p.m. F la w . 7:05 p .m . Amataur In-Una Hoekay Florida Stata Laagua Baaaball u Orlando IliBubiws and Nartos Fury la AAU Daytona Baaed Cuba at Waat M m ,7:05 p.m. la a c h AK iMMIb u«tto4 jy n | ^ Chartotto, N .C ., T B A ^^bhhmi Professional Softball Youth Baaaball □ Woman's Professional Fastplteh Laaoua Baaaball Taam am a nt at W alt Dlanay »,io F 8 N A 1 IM B IV M T II I*»s«t*tstsi . -I U M R n e,e»***Mce»ec*ee*ee*e.oeJ M tS to s is RO. Dtssar *C\ I s M , asms a m . rat stats m s AU. NtTINSSTIO MSSOKI AM aormto THAT) Amateur Tennis □ V a n Oar CUnta at WaN Dlanay W artoo WWo World of li . TBA : Amataur AtMatle Unlan Qkta' National Physicals for Lyman athletes LO N G W O O D Lym an High School will hold a sports physical screening night on Wednesday. August 6th. from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m . T h is screening is by appointment aWy. For appolnmtnt call Mrs. Vsltz at 320-2057. Laka Mary gats physical L A K E M ARY Lake Mary High School Athletic Director Doug Peters announced that anyone wishing to participate In athletics Is required to take a physical before the atari of the season. Th e school will offer physicals on August 6th at 6 p.m. at a cost of 815. TM Sanford Recreation Department's Downtown Youth Center, located on the first floor of Sanford C ity Hall on the com er of Park Avenue and Seminole Boulevard on the lakefronl. For more Informal Ion please rail 330-5690. Altamonta Springs softball A L T A M O N T E S P R IN O S T h e C ity of Altam onte Springs and West monte ark w ill be hosting two (all soltball league*. A C o -E d l2 -ln c h -l6 -ln e h league an d a W om en's C League will be playing on Sunday'* starting October 5th and will ru n l o r 10 ! Reglsi radon deadline w lU be 26lh. T h e cost of the league's will be 8165 with a 810 non-resident fee per person. For more Information please fell Ircc lo contact An d y W hite at 869-2518. SS C M u n to or mass months a f t u m s o a ti or nta rwst FuaucAtK* of TtaaaoTics oa th m tv oars aftsn rm oats o f stones o f a c o m o f tins none i ON IMftt. B Ftannma S ta u n t N SUSMH s i n N I N Ctt| * N i w si, a Si IS lis NOW ACCEPTING H straw s i Cilery m i nssi Virginia Rcadsiors vs. Orlando Wahooa at Alfono Stadium, 7 p.m. a.m. Amataur Baakatball • OeWry Aws,naw t t r SSOsf W i l l rtS S S F lN S D ta f tS F tl Fiats a ia f t h m Heartnt Sw m DIAOUNSS TweeCNr For Fntfe, It Man TM Oe, Irtto, It Men TrNa, 3 » MW s ------- Ossa M C»y MM. FWOSS SI 7*0 m . m m n A O JU tTIK N TS AMO O O lO in : M MS » t o « et as . MsSerNNSIteiMSNMSen wsseitotetMeSrM erWerUfWMeeMeWMMeceetMMM yeureS let accuracy Me ArMSey a runs cr is*, iter, w ca- t s M t s t o S ■ n ito irq in wm> HUS C o n WITHIN TNS LATIN OF TN M I MONTHS AFTIN TNS DATS Of IMS FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTIC* 00 THIRTY OATS AFTSO t M OATS OF SSNVICS OF A QOto OF THIS NOTICI racers el IM S vertelMr >re«eeMnf». Mi to oouM wn loan el Its Fwi McArSMg I M Wetter err, one «M cN rocere m net Sue (t o SyM eCsyetl TSmpe » t i - sen r s tsasiM) His comm s r a s o m w it h otSAsamas NSIOMO ASSISTANCE TO NAATICtPATS Si ANT OF THSSt PNOCSIOStOS SMOULO CON­ TACT TNS FSASONNSL O O lC t ADA COONOMtATON AT w o - ■ s e t t s ■ to * to. ne ( t o OF TNS s. tssr is. m r OCM-fll S Tn S S R o ^ro u N ? M TNi WSaOUMOMANOS AIWA OOMCTtONS NOT SO FlltD will as roarvia banns o t m smc ef as M m m T fst** * * r , m i ** aas aaaaaM *' Sanford Fast Pitch Softball Sanford Flag Football masting S A N FO R D — T h e C ity of Sanford Recre­ ation and Parks Department will hold an organizational meeting for persons Interested In coaching Flag Football this fall on W ed­ nesday. August 6. A ll games are played at the practice field across from Sanford Middle School on Satur­ day's. Th e meeting will be held at 6:30 p.m . at the Sanford Recreation Department's Downtown Youth Center, located on the D m floor of ’ Sanford C ity Hall on the com er of Park Avenue and Seminole Boulevard on the lake front. For more Information please call 330-5697. Man's, Church, Co-Ed softball S A N F O R D — T h e S a n fo rd R ecreation D e p a rim e n t w ill h o ld an o rg a n iza tio n a l meeting on Wednesday. Auguat 6th. for the following Adult Fall Softball Leagues that will start In September: m en’s, women's, co-ed. and church. Th e meeting will be held at 6 p.m. at the S A N F O R D — T h e S a n fo rd R ecreation Department la looking for persons interesting In coaching and playing In a new girls Fast Itch Softball League. T h is will be an Important addition to the SRD offerings as all high school and college softball teams now play fast pitch softball and It la important for the girls to get an early a start. Call 330-5097 for more Information. M . MST)SM STSS FuSSM. AupalS.IS.1tST Lk. Howwll wdcofflM W IN T E R S P R IN G S Th e ' Lake Howell Athletic Booster* C lub w ill be hosting a W el­ come Back A ll-Sport Meet lb * Coaches ancakr Breakfast on Saturday. August I f t h from 7:30 a.m . to 9 :15 a .m . . T h is la the C lu b 's w a y of ofhrtag t b r public, student* and parent* m appoetualty to meet the coaches o f aU of tbs w a t i afltoad by the school. T h e C lu b w ouM w o Mbt to w elcome back all of the student* and trachea w h o aitneded W inter Springs H ig h School d urin g the renovation of Lake Howell H igh ScbaaL T h e cost to attend srill be 83 for adults and 82 for students and teach ers. I C S tM TT. PL iS T -tts t-B N -s s -a ■ m s iu t. mass test w a s it w amp m s o v AssanasssNT TN sa tro a a co a e io at o f f i CLAL M CONO BOOH ISM . m <m m e ago AMtooeo #» 0— Is coach L y n n Bna announced Monday the hiring of Bret M cCormick as assistant coach. McCormack cornea to U C F after serving as an assistant basketball coach for Ihe wom en's basketball program at Marshall University the past (bur years. "B re t and I have known each other for a long lim e and have similar coaching philosophies." said Bria. "H e la a quality person whose work ethic will be a major asset to our team." L CABTTA ■ i s . tsss. m OFFICIAL MCONO SOON ISM . W hile at Marshall, McCormick was responsible for on-the-Aoor coaching, monitoring studentathlete academ ic progress, scouting opponents, as well as serving as the team's recoiling coor­ dinator. Last season, he helped lead Marshall to Its best season In ala years, w in n in g Its first Southern Conference tournament championship and ad­ vancing to the N C A A tournament for Its first time In school history. M cCorm ick will serve the Golden Knights’ guard coach. H is main responsibility at U C F will be recruiting. fm ^ s ti Thau meat. m sic., w I arW WILLIAM 0. KALB. LOMSS « . KALB. UNIT ,0 STATU OF AMCNICA. S M i m i and THiasTO aacoaoto tsar , ISM IN OFFICIAL 0100*0 i le i. seas sssi a n d AMI N M D S T AM INOW INT TNSSSTO HCCOAMO JUNS t . ISM IN OFFICIAL M CONO b o o n test, f a n s tats Tttau tstt a m o m a m a * a s m n o c o BV AtWHOMINT m a s s ro MCONOCO JULY IT . ISIS. M OFFICIAL MCONO BOON 1M4. ^ ^ ■ t s t t m a u t s t i. a m o et boon Ceun^cewv M 1ISS AM. MAJNAMNI Moots Bombdrs- I School this year. Bui they were tar from the only Seminole C o unty stars on this team. Ross Decker. Sam Hatfield. K .J . S w in d le a n d A rt War* nickc-Smlth are all from Oviedo, while Jo h n Michael Howell and Derek Jones are from W inter Springs. D e c k e r w ill a tte n d L a k e Howell. Howell and Jones will go to the new W inter Springs H igh School and W am lcke-Sm lth la currently at Trin ity Prep but la expected to transfer to Oviedo. Swindle goes to T h e Master's Academy and Hatfield w ill cither fo llo w h im th ere o r go to Orangewood Christian. Also on the team were Kasey H annon (St. Cloudl. Marshall Harris. Ja re d Inclnelll. Patrick Lager and Aaron Stum p (Winter P a r k l. a n d J a y s o n W c lr (Orlando). Th e Bombers are managed by W inter Park's Vic Inclnelll and coached by Orlando's Marshall Harris and Oviedo's T o m Smith and Jeff Decker. Oviedo's Scott Haiflrid Is In charge of admin­ istration and Andrea W eir la the bat girl. M MtereM. TniMcct er m i, MM* screen cWMMnf fry. sawn* erw ca St s and A ndy Neufeldl and got doubles from Raines and Phillip Eubanks. Post 53 wlU attend the annual Opening Night Banquet honor­ ing the teams In the American Legion State Tournam ent to­ night. then play Its Oral gameagainst the Western Area winner tomorrow (Thursday) at 12:30 p.m. T h e d o u b le e l i m i n a t i o n t o u r n a m e n t w i l l c o n t in u e through Sunday. DcLand Post 6 defeated Sanford Post 53 for the championship a year ago. Th e winner of the suite title will continue on the troll to the Am erican L chmmi W orld Scries I Making up the team are T im Raines J r .. Phillips Eubanks. C ly d e " C 3 " W illiam s. Paulo S ilva . C h ris Lo u w tm a , C ha t Lytle. Brad Jenkins (Seminole High School: Ryan Mau. Jeff Monaco, J im m y S m ilh . Aaron Black (Lake Mary High School): Scott Ferrell. Mike Halaychlck. J a y McFarianc. T ro y Boutwcll, Kenny Birch. Andy Neuield and .Jeremy Frost (Oviedo H ig h High School). M OS i SSm E AM INOW INT M C O M )ID IN OFFICIAL M CONO BOOK t m , MOS 1 M I, ANO AMINOSD BT AMSNOWSNT NSCOSOSO M o f f ic ia l aacoao b o o n im s . M U StS AND AMSNOSO BV AMSNOSMNT MCOROSO m OFFICIAL M COSO BOON I ITS. FAOS 1SSS ANO AMSNOfO ST M AMSNOSMNT M CONOSD IN I OFFICIAL NBCONO BOOK IM S. or Me OF SMSStOLS COUNTY. FLOWDA) TO a tTH IN WTTN ALL AFmNTSNANCSS r O u ta S NOTlfltO HIM Cfl W SUM Hue en Me let- si m a _____________ tm w l a m f in m Mt I „ US ! IIS?. •*T*S. Clerk et CUerrS Ceurl By Jane I . Usees* Deputy CWrk COOHJS S ITAWUUtSKI M IS Bey SceW I 2 2l 1*I. * M M M MtN srr-t O f SAM COBOO MSI IIIW A t StoWto ~CeunM » Mrne s M c u s s r -tt iM m U M u AufuM S. IS. IM T OSH-Tt « »ys :• toT**m ito B to- sa Me oCS en M n T t l l ‘ h-Tiu 11 **" 11 * g r **!*"* 5 * f* ? ^ * ! iFlerWel 1M1. • M. Beyer S. IM T CELEBRITY CIPHER m t Foam at baio aacutito now tT, Fe*ee M erW SS. et Me F«t«c NecetSe ef f c u a a of tn s c o u n t I T New , N. Uhnter Oeewt, Clerk FtSken M y IS. SS. M, ens M « uM I . IM T DCO-M IS OCSMID TO U A O U T COiLBCTOB ATTCMFTStO TO COLLICT A Of ST ANO ANY MF0NMAT10N OBTAM U W lU M UMO PON THAT FUNFOSS. Dates Me 1IM Say at JULY. OFFICIAL I MilM that will be held In South Dakota t his year. Sanford Post 53 Is managed by Rod Fergerson and coached by Mlkc Powers. Kenne Brown and Harold H itt. AOV1SSO t h a t b a a M M M U M sutomtiow. IB NOTti FUNSUANT TO TNS FAIN O U T COUaCTKM FSACTICU ACT VOU AM M CONO BOON 1711. M U ISM ABO A S H IIB IO , BY CowhiFlerWe; Let IS. awes *0*. SKY Post 53- eer«e e easy el yet S an* h u m N. Lenten, See OW enters. Pi M m . enarSetereMe l»M OA* OF AUOUST. IMT ens We Me enamel *tM Me curt et M-e Ceurl Setere aerNce en ife tNsn. nTMSSm ISS m , nans ens eeei et M s Ceurl as JULY SM. IM T. 0 < AU «SUwT Nm / mW 'wTuSti ill T h e Bombers iron the title by beating the West Texas Hitmen 5 -0 In the championship game la s t S a t u r d a y a t D is n e y 's Stadium that trill be the Spring Tra in in g Home of the Atlanta Braves starting next February. T w o of the top players for the B om b ers In the tournam ent were Longwood's Tre v o r Berryh lll and Lake M ary's Malt Mcrgo. B e rry hill was a m any-tlm e A l l - S t a r in th e A lt a m o n t e Springs Little League and Babe Ruth programs and his father. Doug. Is a long-lime coach In the Altamonte Springs area. M rrgo grew up In the Sanford Recreation Department baseball leagues and even played on two C i t y C h a m p io n s h ip s q u a d s under Ihe coaching of Tollie Frank and was also an All-Star. Since then Merge has played in three-straight A A U National Tournam ents, adding the 12and-Under title (o the one he Just claimed. Merge, who’s rather Nick was a star In the Sanford league's (playing on the Senior All-Star team that finished third in the Mate in 1975) and at Bishop Moore High School, was named to the All-Tournam ent Te am at the A A U tournament this past week. Both BcrryhlU and Mergo are Ircahman at Lake Mary High N. lenten. • T-TtS-CA. et Me Ceurl et * e ISM tn s s s to C a n tla a a d frsas Pag* I B f N et Fi m UCF ADOPTION OF eneo ja N IM M M F M I N t t.lS S O N Daw* Mie SIM Say el JULY. IM T. ICiaCtNT COUNT SBALI c u rt el Me CVeuN Ceurl it .. tre re sikM to cent a t e n et few urttien eeteneee. 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Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 06, 1997 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 06, 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 06, 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/d71ff480aa2d3e363bc3b6c0be73fb52.pdf c1afe4a07c1ae0b0e3e1d4c06623670c PDF Text Text November 28 1997 FRIDAY 50 Cents Door busters draw holiday shoppers; Retailers optimistic SANFORD • The slogan of the day Is 'Door D usters' It's the Friday alter Thanksgiving Day and thousands of Central Floridians were up early to grab the door- busting b a r gains at area retail slorrs. Parisian at Seminole Town Center opened Its doom at 6 a m., the earliest opening In the store's history. Toy* *IT Us also opened at & JC Penney welcomed Its first shopper* at 7 am . Dy H a m . Santa CUus at the mall said h r Cell phones donated f to make schools safer: Cops tackle drunk driving Herald Staff Writer SANFORD • The Sheriff's Office tn conjunction with the Florida Highway patrol and the seven police departments section of Mvd Bug Lake Road and Nodding Plncw Way near Winter Springs. 'Everyone to taking the day off to get ra te d far thta eve­ ning.* said a Casselberry Ba­ ilee Department official. Seminole County deputy •heriffs, Florida Highway Pa­ trol troopers and officer* from the Altamonte Springs. Casselberry. Longwood. Oviedo. Winter Springs, Lake Mary and Sanford Police de­ partments will man the checkpoint. See DUI, Page SA liad hern visited by 14 youngster*. Ills Up wan empty at the moment but he expected to be m y busy. So did hi* helper* as they watched all the boys and girl* froltc about the place. In the background, they heard ‘Have Youraelf A Merry Little Christmas" and other reminder* of what time It was Ana Lope* and her daughter*. Sophia 113) and Katrina (12) rame to Seminole Towne Cen­ ter early, 'll was up to Sophia." Lopes aatd. *lf Sophia was up. she would wake Katrina. Were here. And we all liavr something.' The best deals are from 6 a m to noon." said on Cofambta High School in tie second round of the FHSAACtessOAStateFootbal Playoffs See a d ­ vance. Page IB. SANFORD • In an effort to make schools safer, a national telephone company recently donated cellular phones to 27 Seminole County middle and high schools. A» part of its Safe Schools program. ATAT Wireless Serv­ ices and Krtrsson Mobile I"hones, presented security di­ rector Wolfgang llalblg with 90 phones. llalblg said the wtrelesa phone* can provide the quick, vital communication necessary at schools In safety situations, lie said the partnership In­ crease* the safety of students in the classroom, on the play­ ground and potentially tn other school setting*. 'It's a very good gesture.* said Barbara Kuhn, chairman of the school board. "It's good that businesses are working more and more with the schools, which benefits the en­ tire community.* Kuhn said the phones were something that the schools rould definitely use especially. In the high schools where crowding Is a concern. *H s good to be able to get hold of someone quickly If nec­ essary.* Kuhn said, adding that school staffers already have walkle talkie*. T h is will en­ hance communication.* Kuhn said overall she was satisfied with security In Semi­ nole school* and she did not think there srere serious safety problems in the county. How­ ever. she said, when It come* to violence In the schools even one ease Is too many. i According to recently re­ leased statistics a llam a poD allowed that 40 percent of tbe nation's students have made at least on* change m dally roie tlnea because of concerns fa# personal safety and crime In their communities. The poll also showed that two In Bve parents of high school stu ­ dents were wonted about thelF child's safety when In school. A National School Board A»socution survey reported (hat 82 percent of the 730 school City to decide if it will appeal land use change Be SBABI a t o n m land use Change passed by the city citycommission commissionmeeting. meeting. Litton Litton reported, reported, because because of of the the city of Sanford on Nov.' 10. The city has up lo 30 days to land uar designations of propMayor David Mealor said last appeal the land use change rrty within city limits, adjacent week. that would allow 638 apart to the proposed apartment *lt la tn everyone's best in­ mrnta to built across County complex, the opinion of outside terest that we resolve this Is­ Road 4CA from the Hill* of counsel was the city would sue.* Mealor said at the recent Lake Mary. CUy Manager John have ’little or no probability of prevailing* prevailing* should should ItIt take take ig> the appeal process wtth the Florida Department of Co in­ munlty of Affair*. The FDCA must approved the land uae change Sanford commissioner* See Appeal, Pag* 3A Celebrating heritage by helping others SANFORD - In celebration of Native American Heritage month and to bring attention to the plight of the Lakota Sioux Tnbe. a local organic a - Uon will hold a fund-ratal ng event Nov. 30 near the old Movieland Drive-In on U.S. Highway 17-92. Members of the Intertribal Order of Mother Earth, an off­ shoot of the Order of the Feather, srtll sell Native Ameri­ can crafts out of a teepee •faffing at about 11 a.m. Proceeda srtll benefit the Lakota people In South Dakota, said Kathcy Abbey, a member of the local order. "The lands were flooded this spring and many people loot their home* and belongings.* Abbey said. They arc very needy for the winter.* Following the floods, the ra­ toon was declared and national utoatoer area, however, ac­ cording to Abbey, the Native Americans living on the 4.000acre reservation did not receive Kathay Abbay dtopiay* aoma of lha hand-craftad art that wfl ba availabia Sunday during a fund-raising any money. Abbey said when her eightmember group learned of the need they derided to help with crafts since *wr didn't have much money.’ *!t touched us when we heard about It and we wanted to do something.* she said. The group, which meets once a week lo discuss Native American culture and design crafts. Is trying to learn every­ thing they can. ■Whatever there la out there I guess we’re trying to find It.* she said. According to Abbey several tribes across the country have pooled their resources to offer help to the Lakota tribe, which la part of the Wounded Koee District. Abbey said tn addition to the many Native arts and crafty her organisation will distribute Literature on the Lakota tribe Including letter* from people affected by the floods. There wlU be hand crafted beaded necklaces, earrings, and dream catchers on sale' with prices staffing at $3* About 75 percent of the pnv cceds will go directly to South Dakota. Abbey said. S U B S C R I B E T O T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D F O R T H E B E S T L O C A L N E W S C O V E R A G E . Call 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 •. �Sanford Kiwanian of the year named Trout sad ho expected tha church to serve tha community 110 mora yaars Friday sad S atu rd ay : Parity cloudy. Illghs In the upper70s lo low-HOs. Lows In th e !uw-60s. Sunday: S cattered thunderstorm s. High In th e upper-70*. Lows n ear 60. Monday: Partly cloudy High* In the u p p e r-70s. lows in the upper-50*. hobbles. Long has been a member of Sanford Klwania Club for the past 31 years with perfect at- who la a definite community. New conservation program proposed for 2000 EXTENDED OUTLOOK FRIDAY Ptcldy 79 81 SATURDAY Ptcldy 81 65 SUNDAY Tstrove 78 60 MONDAY Ptcldy 77 58 LOTTRRY Here are the wtnning num ­ ber* selected on Thursday In the Florida Lottery: Fantasy 5 1-5-7-15-19 Lotto (Nov. 33) 5-7-IB-IB-SB-48 At the Kiwmnls ofilccrm toatsOstkon banquet at Heathrow Country Chib last week. It waa announced by former U. Gov­ ernor Dill Fnuuu that Clyde Long had been ehoaen by Sanford Klwania Chib aa their Kiwanian of the Year for 19961997. Each year one chib member la selected for hla or her outstanding efforts on b e­ half of Klwania and the local community. •bong, a retired banker, has resided In Sanford for the past forty years during which he haa been active on many civic boards. Currently he la Secre­ tary for the Seminole County Salvation Army advisory board and baa been a 35-year board member. He haa been active aa a Deacon and Elder In the Presbyterian Church In San­ ford and helpa with financial matters and member care at the Markham Woods Presbyte­ rian Church. Long haa been a strong nipporter of the Seminole County Blood Bank aa a volunteer and donor for 35 years and aoon will have personally given a cumulative total of 30 gallons to the blood bank. He haa a likable personality, dry wit and quiet demeanor which hides hla conscientious, civic- WINTER PARK • 'Forever Florida* would be the name of a new land conservation program to succeed Preservation 2000. under a series of proposals to the Florida Constitution Rev Mon Commission (CRC). Florida Audubon Society President Clay Henderson, who w ives on the CRC. an­ nounced the proposals In a series of Daytona Beach fa Haw speeches this week tn Longboat Key. Smyrna Beech: Seas are 4-6 Brooksvllle. and Daytona Beach. feet and choppy. Water tem ­ ’Preservation 3000. the most successful perature at Daytona la 68 program In the history of Florida, will ex­ degrees and at New Symma. pire to two years.* Itcndcroon says. *We 68 degrees. Winds are from need a propram to continue lo preserve Ihe east at 15-20 m.p.h. the beat remaining evamptea of native Florida. Forever Florida la a platform containing four separate propnaale to amend the con­ stitution which promote land and water conservation. Tha Brat proposal would The high tempctatUK 1 lsfjl t remove lbs Hmtlatlon a n hands h r con­ Sanford Thursday was 78U servation lands acquisition. A footnote In degrees and the overnight. the fine print at the end of the constitu­ low waa 02. •- * tion limits the bond authority for the Land Recorded rainfall for the period ending at 10 a.m., Friday totaled .00 Inches. •Sunrise.............. . ..8:57 a.m. •Sunset................. 5:29 p.m. Acquisition Trust Fund to the year 3013. 'Unless we remove the bond limitation, we will no longer be able to borrow money lo purchase conservation lands. Bonding la Important to buy land at today's prices and allow future residents to help pay the price of acquisition.* Henderson notes. The second proposal would authorise the legislature to create a tax exemption for privately held conservation lands. Cur­ rently. the cenadtuthn afiowa for m ad­ justment far apfeukuval lands, but not lands held to a natural state. *We need Is change our current tax structure from one which cncouragm conversion of natural The fourth proposal would preserve con­ servation lands Into perpetuity. Tn the last ten years, wa have protected nearly one million acres for conservation. Unless we find a way to permanently protect these lands, they will be sites for new roads, prisons, and development.* warns Henderson. 'Aa our state continues to grow, we need to secure the means to save the best examples of what remains of natural Florida for now and for fUture generations. The wonder of the Florida Keys, the mysteries of the Everglades, the troaauii ■ of our crystal clear springs, and tha habitat for plants and animal which occur no other place In the world, need lo he protected for all time.* says HenderThe Constitution Revision Commission meets every 30 years to propose changes In tha fundamental law of the stale. The rontnd salon win meet until April and make recommendations to be decided bp, the voters In November I9§8. *T Another new member of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce lam e selection of party dretutea and pant acts— . Holiday pant aulta by K.M. Rlcharda A Michael Blair. Sequin lop* A dreuse*. party pants, and skirt a.______ I.urge aelectlon of Church Holla A Dreaoea----------Ail handbafta and 20-50% Off 20-50% Off 20-25% Off 20-50% Off 20-50% Off Hurry in For Beat Selection! PM ifirrlS .. k. . A AA Petite i Petty, Stim i Stun, It I UI m cs Sou* F ashion* & Tuxe do R en ta ls • Fraa Layaway • All Sima • Man — I. I . M • 5:30 12 E. First StroM • Downtown Sanford • 222-1532 more than memories alive ’Serving Salford. Lake Mary and Seminote Coemty Sine, 1906 Friday, November 25. 1997 • VW. 90, No. 71 £ U§lO**i e t P u M e h e d T u e sd ay e r o u g h F n d sy e n d S in d e y t o flspitoc Newspapers. Inc. • 300 N. French A»e.. gantad. FL. 37771 Phone: (407) 322-2811 F ar (407) 3258408 AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION MEMORIALS k TRIBUTES 6 MONTHS S A M E AS CASH W.A.C.* 1-M0-AHA-USA1 LOW OVERHEAD MEANS BIG SAVINGS FOH YOU' 20.000 SO FT FILLED WITH CARPET C A R P ET M ILL D IR E C T Am erican Hoart Association Republic^ I Newspapers. Inc. I �Sanford timid. Sanford. Florida • Friday. Movtn&of 38,1997 - M AppealLitton Mid because the land use designation tor the TV martian DR1 Mevelownen t of regional impact) la 10 units per dwelling acre and 10 acre p a r cet. to the mtddk of the Hills of Lake Mary and directly across the street from the proposed TMn Lakes community la aonrd commercial, the appeal far single family homes on the 50 acres would foil on deaf Lake Mary to the Sanford City Commtaalonera and asked that the developer* agreement con­ tain the conditions set fay the to run with the *tn return for Ihe city of Lake Maty not appealing the recent land use change.” TWo Lake Mary commission­ ers were not In favor of backing *1 personally feel this la Issue.' Thom He. and George DuryeaT would vote for ap­ "We may (take action).' Ut* ton aakf. t u t I don't thtnk It's Eicettence In |ournaHsm SfitaT and a maid w ard (or t « recant Canlral Florida Press CUb In chranlctad in har aariaa a taanTa •ret plaot lor ShopD«v1d Shrrwtn. (tea managrr at Part■Ian. "That's when to grt the brat door b u a tm . Up lo 40 off aangf itema. After a d tta 30 percent eft. I’e Me etoree to Bh■ and Atlanta had 0 ArikJs* at On Nov. 18. Bob Foley, a di­ rector for the Hills of Lake Mary homeowners association and a proponen t of stogie fam­ ily homes on the Twin Lakes property, sent a letter to the etty commission stating that the residents of that commu­ nity are 'still opposed to the proposed development and construction of a multi-family apartment project." His letter aald. Tf there Is going to be an apartmen t complex, and the developer is seeking to struc­ ture an agreement...* then the homeowners would like to sec the Hated "hare minimum re­ quirements" met fay the devet. or *we would anticipate the city of Lake Mmy wlU aohrit strong legal counsel...Io appeal the land use change.* Litton conveyed the concern* of the resident* of the HlQs of r "We're very pteaaed at the reaponae here.” Marti Coleman, the managrr at Champa, opened hia atore at 0 a m . Moat of the specialty ahope opened at that time. Each had oalee • 30 to 40 per­ cent aft. "We're frin g to be busy." Coleman aald. Phones- districts reporting had In­ creased violence over the past 15 years. And a study tn USA Weekend of 66.193 students reported that 37 percent did 'The Friday alter Thsnkagfv- JCPamay at Seminole Town# Center mal opened to doom at 7 am. today not feel safe tn school; 50 per­ in i haa been a big one at J C too lino of waiting ahoppora. cent knew someone who Brnney ever atnee he «raa a switched schools to feci safer. manacrmenl trainee 34 yearn merchandlar manager at J C out after rating turkey.” he 43 percent avoided school re­ ado aald Philip Wack. 56. who Penney waa at one of the mall said. strooms: 20 percent avoided managea the atore at Seminole entraners lo Ihe store, handing hallways: 45 percent avoided A half-hour later, thrre was a school grounds. Finally. 23 Towne Center. Not neremaarlly out Chrtalmua Tree omamenla the biggest day • the Saturday which cnnlalnrd a peel-off $5 steady flow of people. Some percent of students and II before ChrUlmaa wan b lu e r dlarount. Some cualomera Mores, like Dillards, opened at percent of teachers, had been U. Luil year, he aald. vtrtlma of violence to and would get a 9100 discount. *lt‘a a long day. a busy day The busiest store waa Toys around schools, according to a Olllcrr Tim Weller of the for our employera,” Wack aald. *R” Us. Manager Luts Dos San­ 1993 study conducted by the *1 am really pteaaed that we Sanford Police waa doing a tos said there were 100 people Metropolitan Life Insurance didn't have anyone call off (hia null walk Ihrough aa part oT outside when hr opened the Company. The following Seminole morning. They thought It waa hia 0 am lo 0 p.m. shift on Fri­ Mure al 6 a m. Three hours County schools will receive day. At H:30 a m., hr was surimportant to be here. To help later, there were long lines as cellular phones: Altamonte the people. We could have aa pnsrd that the place wasn't as rustomers found the gifts of Elementary. Crooms Academy. busy as hr thought II might la*. many aa 10.000 for the day.” Ihe season. Environmental Studies Center. Jan e Jackaon. the visual "I guess rvrryonr Is tuckered (r*| Hk'tt MM1 * I* i • if-1|t f || I I'M It i A'ltl l» *'Vi nli tuft Mrm htiiri. a visitor from Goldsboro Elementary. OrtonUakNnaer. M4. found what he wood Lakes Middle. Hamilton P T irnm wanted al the sports memora­ Elementary. Hopper Center, bilia section of Toys *RT Us - Indian Trails Middle. Jackaon Kenner figurines of sports Heights Middle. Lake Brantley stars. A new line of Helsnun High. Lake Howell High. Lake Mary High. Lakevtcw Middle. rested Sunday by Seminole Trophy winners was on the Lyman High. Midway Elemen­ rack. Menchlne held on to a Bo Terrel Crvtn. 24. of 3704 County deputies. IWanton was Jackson. A bargain for leas tary, Mlhree Middle. Oviedo Washington St.. Sanford, waa charged with DUI and arrested Hogh. Pine Crest Elementary, Ilian $8. arrested Friday by Sanford po­ at the com er of Sanford and Rock Lake Middle. Rosen wold Airport. Officer staled that lice. Ervin waa charged with Nationally, merchants are Center. Sanford Middle. Semi­ ■Wanton was driving ut u slow looking for a rebound from two nole High. South Seminole retail theft and robbery. Ervin Christmas Middle. Spring Lake Elemen­ waa arrested In the 3600 block rate of speed and that he disappointing of South Orlando Drive. Report crossed over a lane lo drive In shopping seasons. The stock tary. Teague Middle, Tu ska wills market tumble a month ago Middle. Winter Springs High. aald that Crvtn allegedly tried a south bound direction. Frrddrtck Vance. 35. of 2420 might cause some problems a Ito defraud a department store. though many shoppers say the Report raid that Crvtn suppos­ Summerlin Ave.. Sanford, was slock market made no differ­ edly bit an employee trying to unrated Saturday by Seminole County deputies. Vanre was ence In thrtr spending mood. escape. (lobby Hawkins. 37, of 2230 charged with DUI and reckless IA Many ol the big spenders Dollar Way, Sanford, waa ar­ driving. Vance was arrested at The law enforcement offi­ may not leave home lo do their rested Friday by Sanford po­ Ihe comer of Sanford and cers will be stopping each Report said that buying • browsing and pur­ lice. Hawkins waa charged Maddle. vehicle aa It approaches the with retail theft and waa ar­ Vance was traveling 60 In a 40 chasing gifts on the Internet In checkpoint. The driven will mile an hour zone. record lum bers. Of the rested In Ihe 3600 block of be checked for signs of Im­ county's estlmslcd 30 million South Orlando Avenue. Report pairment. The vehicles will Internet users, as many aa a aald that Hawkins was sup­ I n c i d e n t s be checked for expired tags third have made purchases the posedly an accomplice In try­ and equipment violations. past two years. Purses totaling $12,450 were ing to defraud a department Any motorist found driving stolen Sunday In the 2600 store. under the Influence of drugs 'It's not quite like being block of Airport Boulevard. and/or alcohol will be ar­ there.” said Aileen Woods, one A Murray push lawnmowrr C o n tro lle d s u b t U n c o rested and transported to the of Ihe early birds at Seminole Terrance McQueen. IS. of worth $150 was stolen Sunday Seminole County Correc­ Towne Center. "This la the real In the 600 block of Laurel Ave­ 1303 W. 12th St.. Sanford, was tional Facility tn Sanford. thing.” arrested Sunday by Seminole nue. Jewelry totaling $5.188 was County deputies. McQueen waa charged with possession stolen Saturday In the 200 block of Towne Center Circle. of a controlled substance and One 28-Inch mens' blue Let your vole# be heard arrested on 25th Street. Ar­ beach cruiser worth $150 was Our readers are Invited to contribute guest resting officer pulled McQueen stolen Sunday In the 600 block over after clocking him going of Rosalia Avenue.' opinion columns for publication as well as 66 miles per hour In a 50 mile letters to the editor. Each elected official and A red eelakin wallet worth per hour zone. $40. a driver’s license and politico who has announced candidacy for Tientsin Davis. 19. of 104 credit cards were stolen Satur­ WlnterOlcn Dr.. Sanford, waa day In the 100 block of East elected office is encouraged to write as often arrested Sunday by Seminole First Street. as once a month. Opinions expressed need not County deputies. Davis was An air compressor worth be those of the Sar\ford Herald : we may or charged with possession of a $500 was stolen Sunday In the controlled substance and ar­ 300 block may not agree with you, but we will always of Central Park rested on 25th Street. uphold your First Amendment right to express Drive. Cash totaling $200 was sto ­ your views. S tf U flS lf len Saturday In the 1000 block Kasheeda Gibson, 19. of of Oleander Avenue. 1605 W. 25th St.. Sanford, was A purse with credit cards, a arreslcd Saturday by Sanford check book and $1.30 In cash police. Gibson was charged was stolen Friday In the 1800 with retail theft with resisting a block of Landings Drive. merchant and battery (simple). A Craftsman compressor Gibson waa arrested In the worth $400 was stolen Satur­ M l ) I ) < K ' i M ' I I I IM " I * M il 3600 block of Orlando Drive. day in the 700 block of Wylly Loss security officer for atore Avenue. L lu i K C .i s h i n ^ had a struggle with Gibaon ac­ A brown 88 Jeep Wrangler cording to police report. two door was stolen Saturday • S Retail theft In the 2000 block of Sanford Elisa Cain. 20. of 1505 W. Avenue. 25th St., Sanford, waa arrested A Kenmore washing machine • ~ •SH Saturday by Sanford police. worth $100 and one Magnavox Cain waa charged with retail stereo worth $25 were stolen theft and arrested In the 3000 Saturday In Ihe 100 block of Mllsr U t s . • ‘O K I block of Orlando Drive. Report Scott Drive. Coon Light ft L aald that Cain allegedly took An RCA television, an RCA Donls A B n * ....* * M stastos...**»« •*|8 ~ | property valued at 624.92. VCR and a Goldstar microwave were stolen Friday In the 200 block of Oak Avenue. Total C am s! F l l t o n . . . . . » f t g C s c s s s ........ » 4 * » * 1 8 ! DUI charged Henry Blanton. 49. of 2415 amount of property stolen to­ \ ill ( .AN* 11M11 A , l Center St.. Sanford, waa ar­ taled $670. ircnrrnt lLurn | j DUI TH E LIQUOR STORE 7 4 I pealing. Duryea wants to keep all of the city’s options open. The mayor said tt was not fiscalFy responsible lo expend tax dollars to fight a bottle that does not Impact Ihe entire community and that the stipu­ lations set forth In the drafted developer's agreement was a ■fairly good compromise.* The city can make a decision a the Dec. 4 commission meeting and still meet the appeal deadline. JANSMISSION [T r o u b l e ? Harrell &. Beverly Transmissions 209 W. 25th Sl Sanford 322-8415 30Ycin-Sia»Loati« ftUppf W to R e td F ta r k h Naturally, R lv ftr s ld * O r llto l ms m n e 81 OoKns ritwsd S P E C IA L T IE S m emu. rwi m t -m a s s ita -im i miwnMmrm Mft|M (407) 330-1*12 m �4A Sa-ks-a “ * ’,10 Sa -V -d FV n d j No-yr'-Cci 28 1997 Canoe, Canoe: Idyllwilde class tells wild tales of imaginary trip From Staff Report* Ihe students of Jennifer Thrift* S L I t /slow leant trig fin.** at Idyllu’iUle EUnnentani School fume hren i l.'irtp n irrMnp icork shop. where they 'itn u tii thr step* ill u-rfilnp. Pie i lu d m u tm ln tlo m w d liityj for thru hv their slorfes. bud! it u-eh to organire their Ihouphls (irul did (1 rough drit/t Kuril slurp iin* recit'd**! It/ (he (In** Suggestions tcere truule an d compliments were qiix-u. ilieii t*ii'ii simleri! m ade revisions U fifti (fit- /Irinl ilrnft u*t* fomplete the kids did It lusfrutkm* In no nlont) u'itfi rhrtr sdieti .WronUrip ro Hin/}. niiinti of Ihe children corn nienled then ihrq nou* under ill**! u'ftiil diilhnr* lim*' lo qo through u-heri they lefllc reill Iswks VII! llu' students st'tnrit*l to i ryotj it.* Thrill snu 1 ‘It n o * n t^xx! ecpencnrr f thtnk then realUe (full hemp lenniiru; di* uhlt-d doesn't niton (fun then cun I lerile arid lx* m o lliv (tkr eivrqorie else * The Canoe Trip One day our teacher Mr* !H>ec. told us that u r u r r e come on a canoe trip It was on the Ntlr Knrr in Africa When we arrived, our canoe* were already th rrr I *.tw a lot nl strange plant* and anim ats It made me a little nervous We climbed into our canoes and started down the Nile 1 was so dlstraclril bv the hie snakr swimmtue nearby that 1 didn t see the Imce rock in Iront of me Suddenly I crashed into the rock flir snakr cot closer 1 Ihouyhl ! was come to lie eaten That was when Var/an rescued i** lev chasing the snakr away Then he helped ns to cel home Our canoe trip turned out lo be the most exciting tnp vet .Andrew Doeg Third Grade The Weird Canoe Trip Mrs. Thrift's class went on a trip We took a plane to South America Wr went tailoring In Peru Thr leather didn't tell the class where we were going But it w-.i* going to be terrible When u r got there our all th r kids cut TlhtlwrlfTn e’khrftt nail that was sticking out of the canoe Thr canoe had a hole in it Wr didn 1 know un* III wr threw it into the lake and jumped m It sunk and wr had (o grt out of the water fast because of the piranhas. But II was too late. One of the piranha* had btt my shirt. It wouldn't let go until 1 ripped It oil I said. * It had lo be hun­ gry!" Wr got tn the other canoes and look oft. On Ihe way wr met Indians and a big croco­ dile lhal chased u s all Ihe way up the river and ih rn turned around. We slopped at a place near th r bordrr of I'rru. But wr didn't grt out of our canors. As wr w rrr stopprd. Mrs. Thrift saw a 30-foot, an a­ conda in a Irrr. S hr sta rtrd screaming as loud as shr could. We paddled away. Then S.ir.t not stung hv .» poisonous tier sh e fell out of the boat Into the rlvrr Joseph Cot her out. We started to paddle fast until wr came lo a hospital In the middle of nowhere. We put Sara In the em ergency room nie>’ treatetl het In a lew days sh r cot out and wr ill went hornr Bobby Taylor Fifth Grade How A Waterfall Can Meaa Up A Canoe Trip! Mrs Thrill and her Knglt*h class wrnt on a i .mor trip. The Tim Mi­ b u s came at BOO chael and I sit in the middle ol llu b u s Wr looked out of I he window At IO iki we arrived at the Narvaez llivcr Marina We wrnl to a woman that gave it* .1 canoes We all got In the canoe* Wr saw lots of thing* Wr saw a trog sitting on .i log Wr *au an alligator on the shore near the woods. Then we *i.tried llshlng In the rivet Michael said, * 1 hear something lo u d " We sod "What * making that uoi*r soon u r *aw a watertall Wr writ- llnating toward it. Mi* tTuilt sod. "Everyone lumped onto thr tin k '“ Jo *rph almost didn’t make It Hr tell In thr watet I grabbed lit* lilrjai krt and pulled him onto thr rock 111** canoes went uvri tin* w a­ terfall and crashed on Hie rocks hr low Therr was a l.illen Iter on the rock that wrnl over lo Ihe oilier side of the river. We climbed across thr tree and into the woods. Thru we walked hack to the m anna It took five hour*, the bus driver said. "Where were yon?" Tim said. "H ut is a long story " Danny N a m e s Fourth Grade Our Claaa Canoe Trip One morning Mrs Thrift said. " Class, tomorrow we will be going on a canoe trip at H im k Springs. Wr will have ihrrt* canoes and three par­ ents including myself. The [wrents are Ted's mom and Don's mom. Wr hope to see lots of animals in the wild. We will also Irani how to canoe. . Wc,W111 speml approximately 2 {h<ntm-un n t n v A .w u M .o n e break between each hour. There will be one parent In each canoe and two students. Oh yral Thr van a rra n g e ­ m ents are Jrlf and Linda in the front. Dan and Robert next to them. Tina and Megan In the back. Parents may sit w h rrr rv rr they like." DING DING th r bell rang. "Schools out." someone over the In ter­ com said. The next morning th r kids piled on to th r bus. It took a whole hour to grt th rrr. All th r kids could do was talk qui­ etly or read. They were bored until they got there. When they gut there, the guide was walling by the bank with th r canoes. First, he showed us how to hold the paddle. Hr sold. "You m ust hold the pad­ dle like this." Then he showed us how to get In the canoes ^ ’ OBITUARIES AUSTIN BRADY BR. HASTEN BYRD OWENS Austin Brady Sr.. 73. Planta­ tion. Fla., died Tuesday. Nov. 25, 1997. Bom tn Morrison, Trim .. Mr. Brady was a c a r­ penter In th r construction In­ dustry- Hew was a veteran of the U.S Armv. Survivors Include daughters, Debra David Klaus. Plantation. Fla.. Kathy Spillman, Orange City; brother. Dillard Francis Austin. McMinnville. Tenn.; sister, Winnie Johnny Smoot. McMinnville. Tenn.; seven grandchildren: two g reat­ grandchildren, T.M. Ralph Plantation Fu­ neral Home. Plantation. In charge of arrangem ents. Hasten Byrd Owens. BO. West 19th Street, Sanford, died Fri­ day. Nov. 2H. 1997 at his resi­ dence. Bom In Headland. Ala. on July 17. 1917. he moved lo central Florida In 1945. Mr. Owens was a service station owner. He was a charter m em ber of Plnccrest Baptist Church. He was a member of Masonic Lodge 151, Columbia. Ala. and the 50 Associates HBQ Club. Survivors Include wife. M ar­ jorie G.; daughters. Patsy Marie Grrene. Fayetteville. Ga.. Elaine Richard. Sanford; son. Edward E., Orange City: sisters, Lucy Ronry, Dalton. Ga . Inez Kirkland, Sarah Wal­ den. bolh of Headland, Ala.: Ihrrc granddaughters. Grumkow Funeral Home. Sanford, In charge of a r­ rangem ents. DEACON CARL BUTLER Deacon Carl Butler. HI. Can­ terbury Sireet. Deltona, died Monday. Nov. 24. 1997 at Fish Memorial Hospital. Bom March 23. 1916 In Balnhridge, Ga., Mr. Builcr worked in th e construction trade. He was a member of God Pentecostal Way. Survivors Include sons, B er­ nard Hudlry. Curtis, both of Sanford. Carl A.. Los Angeles; daughters. Grace Melton and Jeannette, both of Sanford, Ora Brown. Inglewood. Calif., Brenda Burkett. Slone Moun­ tain. Ga.; brother, Jam es. Rochester. N.Y.: sisters. H ar­ nett Chisolms, Sanford. Leona. Cleveland; nine grandchildren; seven grandchildren. Wilson-Etc helberger M ortu­ ary. Inc.. Sanford. In charge of arrangem ents. CARRIE CUTT9 WILLIAMS Carrie C ulls Williams. 84. West Ninth Street. Sanford, died Wednesday, Nov. 19, 1997 at Columbia Medical Center Sanford. Bom in Perry, Fla., shr moved to Central Florida from Lake City 5 1 years ago. Mrs. Williams was a retired domestic worker. She was a member of Allen Chapel A.M.E. Church and Order of the Eastern Star, Sanford. Survivors Includr daughter. Corine Duval-Bacon. Sa nford: 20 grandchildren; HI g reat­ grandchildren. Gall A Wynn's Mortuary. Inc.. Orlando, In charge of a r ­ rangem ents. without tipping over. Before wr got into the canoes he made ns put on life Jackets. Finally, we got Into Ihe canoes. It took about 10 m inutes for everyone to get settled. We starird down the river. At first we didn't see anything at all After a while, wr *1.1 tied to see lols of animals, llir first animal we saw was a blue heron. It liad a huge beak and long legs. After that we *aw a gator. It was a least 10 fert long. He was on th r bank next to some old logs. I asked my teacher If we could picnic there. Site asked me. * Are you cnuy7T lla. Ha. After that wr sat down on the other side of Ihe river for our picnic. We watched the alligator while we ate As we watched. It slith­ ered into the water. My teacher said, "We lietter go." Wr got into th r canoes and started out again. We saw at least 5 snakes on th r second half of the trip. My favorite thing was ihe eel. It was very long. I only saw It for a second hut I could Iel I It was swim­ ming away from us. Wr also *aw kits of turtles. Some of them were rating fish. The ragle swooped right down Into th r water and came up with a very large fish. Dan quickly took some snapshots of the raglr I told him that I wanted a copy As we canoed on. our teacher said. "Everyone pull over lo the side. Tills will be our second brake." Linda said. "Oh man! Only 30 more m in­ utes." "Yes* ,th r tracher said. "Out let's spend ten m inutes looking for whatever Interest­ ing things you con find." "Let's go!*, said the class. When ten m lnutrs were up. all Ihe kids came back with things. Me­ gan found leaves that were Just changing rolors. Robert found a frog. The tracher said. "Yuck. Robert a frog?t" Jeff brought back a stick that had a caterpillar on It. T hr teacher thought it was Inter­ esting. After everyone was done showing what they found, we got b jek on the river. This time wr did not see m uch ex­ cept for a big bass that our teacher wished she could catch. Then the van came through the woods to pick us up. We HwWS PS m u ky Tommy Vlnoonl Jsnmlsr Thrift's S L.D class read their canoe Inp stortos from ths seal of a canoa donated by Mohawk Cor*°** In Lonqwood Waving farewell to the* audtenca. Mrs Motet's first grad* claaa, art Bobby Taylor [from 1 toft), Timothy Wdtema. Kyte Quanee Sara Ganott 1 Mtchaol Vaughn and Danny Narveer _ cast their lines Suddenly an alligator grabbed the bait off Ihe lines and flipped the boat. We all fell in the water. The alligator swam off. Wr got bark In the canoes and startrd back towards the dock. O w e we were bark at Ihe dock, we sat down and talked about the canoe trip Sud­ denly. we noticed that Mrs. Thrift was missing. Then we began to worry that Mrs. Thrift had hern eaten by the alligator. J u s t then, we heard a m o­ torboat coming up the river Then we saw Mrs. Thrift In th r motorboat. Mrs Thrift said. " Now this Is th r way In canoe." Everyone laughed. SB, Meld Trip One day our teacher said. ‘Class, tomorrow I will take you canoeing up the St. Joint's River." Ralph said. * I'm not going." My best friend Andy said. "Sure, why n o i r Bob sold. 'I'm definitely not going!" Then the tru ch rr said. " It ls m andatory." Tile very next day the teacher parked our gear onto th t, nrented., bus. **fjr handed r‘ iIj l1-**— c _____ ’ H i A________________ l t M e r. f t i l i r b u n wrote a story about what hap­ d f f r r to play. The whole class moiuird On th r road trip I pened. told my best friend. Andy a story. Of cotirsr wr Ignored Joeeph C k w t n i Ihe Uon King F ifth I It was a long time before wr ------------- T rip got to the canoe shop. I wrnl On Friday, Mrs. Thrift took through at least five stories. the class on a canoe trip. We At the canoe shop, Danny said went to the St. Jo h n 's River. h r saw a alligator In ihe w ater We took a bus to get there. It while we were driving. No took an hour. When we got body believed him. The there the bus got stuck In th e teacher rented four canoes mud while trying to unload the T hrrr was one tru rh rr per c a ­ canoes. noe and five kids In each. The bus driver called a tow Each canoe shoved off. Soon truck. The tow truck got to we came lo a fork In ihe river. Ihe bus and pulled the bu s out We lost sight of ihe other c a ­ of the mud. When we got th e noes. A gust of wind p lrk rd canoes unloaded. we ate up. Soon the boat flipped over lunch. After lunch we got In and wr were all In the water. the canoes and set off to the We swam dragging the canoe wild waters. and our gear to shore. First. we stopped for an The teacher decided to go hour to ftsh. A few of the kids through Ihe woods for help. She said. * Andy and Michael, come with me." An we walked through the forest we cam e across a large mound of dirt _ _ and leaves. Almost im m edi­ ately. we heard a laud hLss. V -.»«* ■*«». This huge mother alligator DU' grabbed the tracher and headed off for Ihe river. RRADT. AUBTDIM. The family of Brady Austin Sr. I grabbed a large pointed will receive friend* an hold family stick and poked the alligator's service* on Saturday. Nov. 29, eyes out. But alas, the teacher 1997 at 3 p.m. at (he Klaus borne in Plantation. Ha. In lieu of flow­ was already dead. We went and dug up the al­ er*. donation* may be mode to the American Lung Association. 2020 ligators eggs and had scram ­ S. Andrew* Ave.. Ft. Lauderdale. bled eggs for dinner. One classm ate spotted th e Fla.. 33316. Arrangements by T.M. Ralph road beyond the trees where Plantation Funeral Borne. 7001 our bus was driving, by. We N.W. Fourth St.. Plantation. Fla., waved them down. They .13317. 19541 587-688H. stopped and picked us up. We OWENS, H.R. told the rest of the class about Memorial funeral sendees for Mr. ll.B. Owens, 80 . of Sanford, our adventure. who died Friday will be a II a.m. at PUierreat lb pits! Church with F o u rth Grad# the Rev. Tony Fink ollkidllng. In­ terment will be private. For those The Exciting Field Trip who wish, memorial contributions Mr*. Thrift took her class on are suggested to Hospice of the a canoe trip. On Monday, Comforter. H4I Douglas Ave.. Mrs. Thrift. Bobby, Danny. Suite 101. Altamonte Springs. Ha.. 32714-3204 or the Plnecrest Joe. Kyle. Tim and I went to the St. Jo h n 's River, ft was Baptist Church Memorial Fund. going to be a sunny day. We A rran gem en ts by Oramkow Fu­ neral Home, 500 E. Airport Btvd., went In a van. Mrs. Thrift rented two c a ­ Sanford. Fla.. 32773. (4071 322noes. When we tried lo get In 3213. the canoes they tipped over WILLIAMS, CARRIE CUTTS Funeral service* for Carrie Cutis and we fell In the water. It Williams will be u 3 p.m. on Sat­ was a good thing we had our urday. Nov. 29 at Ihe Allen Chapel bathing suits on. We got out of AM E.. Sanford. Calling hours will the water and tried again and be Irum 5 lo 8 p.m. Friday at the Wilson Eichelberger Mortuary and guess what happened? We fell from noon until time of service at In again. Finally we made It ihe Allen Chapel AM.E. Church, Into the canoes. We canoed Into the late af­ ihe Rev. Orientes Cobb, pastor. The Rev. Leonard J. Wilson, pastor ternoon. Suddenly, bolh c a ­ of Si. Matthews M.B. Churrh will noes crashed Into a huge rock. officiate. Committal and Interment Everyone fell out. Mrs. Thrift will be tn the Evergreen Ceme­ hit her head on the ruck. tery, Sanford. Someone grabbed Mrs. Thrift Gail and Wynn's Mortuary. Inc., Orlando. In charge of arrange­ before she went under water. 1 saw my bag floating and I ments. 14071 522 4700. Jennifer Thrift helps Sara Garratt put on a Me picket lor a safe tup foadmq program was presented m the media conier I ho . n. • • 1 grabbed that., We idl swum through the dark, murky water to an Is­ land Lucky for us f brought fond, water, mall lies. nails and fishing | hiIi-s |u*t in ruse we got lost. I sent th r others lo gel fire wood Mrs Thrift slayrd with me. We had to spend th r night. When they got hack I pulled out th r m atches and lit the lire I got thr fishing putrs out of my hag We wrnt to th r edge of Ihe river ami lookrd fur hall Boblry was Ihe first to rast. Right then, th rrr was a hugr fish that till Bobby's line. Hr fell In. It took all of as to pull him out Including thr fish. We cooked the fish while Ikihlry (lrltd off near Ihe fire. Then we ale. In the morning I got the nails mil while Ihe others got more wood. We built new canoes. When finished, we set off for the river dock. After making It buck, wr gut In Ihe van and everybody se t­ tled down to take a nap. ■ij, , • ■ fell off my seal Danny (Jnrw ■ It track In llir river Then wr , heard a bird screeching. Soon } we m w th r bird II was a h a tj , r.tglr It was on a Irrr th.u was leaning over thr- river It ( was watting to i air h a IWIi j Then wr krpl on going Irv-, lug lo llud some more wild animals Next, wr saw a babv • Irrar playing iirxl lo llir w a in t It was a hairy hrar lhal h a d , hern left alum- try It* nm thri ft Itlrd lo grt across llir rivet , on Homr rocks hul it *hpp< c! , and fell in th r w atrr. It wrnt ttndrrw atrr and canir up L> j our canoe. Danuv ami t, picked it up and put it in <110 ( boat. Thru wr paddlrd sonar more, looking for wild animal* In Ihr woods Wr were looking for Ihr m olhrr Irrar III th e wood*. We saw this hl.it k thing moving. Wr p o lle d I Incanoe on land to xrr what it was. It was a hlg Irrar. It Jumped at us. Wr Jum prd back In the canoe Wr wenscared. We left ihe baby Irrar on llir land. We paddlrd away fast Bara Garrett We lookrd back and the hlg F ifth Grade bear was licking and cleaning the hahy hear That's what The Oood Canoe Trip mudr its think It was tinOut teacher's name Is Miss mother lrear Wr w rrr happy Ihe baby bear had It's m olhrr Brown. Yrsterday she said she was going to take the class on bark. That made me think a canoe trip. S hr said. * Wr that wildlife Ls cool. It's like we're ihe baby bear anil our ate going to team about Flor Ida wildlife." Shr Is nice. She mom Is the mother bear. Miss Brown said. "We tinalways tak rs Ihe class on trips. done for today." We turned This clans Ls an S.L.D. class. The stu d rn ls' nam es are Tim, our canoes around and pad died bark to the bus. ft look Danny. Becky and Sara. an hour to grt bark. We saw Wr wrnl to school today. Miss Brown and all of as were cows on ih r way back. The happy. Thr bus was walling mother bear and hahy bear were not there this time. They for u.s. We goi on the bus. Danny and I sal together on had run off. the bas. Becky and Sara sat We got out of th r canoes back together. Miss Brown sat at at the bus. The man put th r the front of the bus. Then we canoes up. Then wc thanked left for the river. We were go­ him for telling us use his ca ing lo Ihe SI. Jo h n 's River. On noes. He thanked us for fol­ the way I saw a bird, trees lowing directions and bring and a yellow snakr. The sn ak r safe. Then we said, "Hyel" and got on Ihe bus. We went bark was big. When we got there, a man to school. Wc sang and then was waiting for us. He took we talked uboul th r flrld trip out two canoes. We got In the It was a fun day. We saw a lot of wildlife on canoes. The teacher came from the Inis. She got In the the canoe trip. The trach er first canoe. We pushed off the taught us about all the animals shore Into the river, ft was from the runae trip while we hard lo paddle. The weeds were on the bus. We go* hack were thick. When we sta rtrd to school. My purrnls were moving, we were talking about waiting for me. I t h a n k e d Miss wliat we were going lo do back Brown for taking us on the ca, nor trip. I said. "Bye. sec y o q f t al school. ' We were almost In the m id­ tomorrow!" dle of the river when a big fished Jumped Into my canoe. Tim WWUma It scared me so much that 1 Fourth Crude �T Sanford HsraM. Sontord. Honda •Friday, havmrbm 28. 1887 ■8A Ministering to m any at W ekiva Assem bly Herald Staff Writer v K' JA - ' W. Ortffln astor to be honored , Ml H A M icrald 1 suffwmir SANFORD - P u t or J i m n W. griffin will be honorrd at a j t r Service on Sunday, c. 7 at 3 p m. at the Abunit life WorahJp Complex. W. 37 S«. The theme foe tribute will be "Otve Him Flowera while He la Living.* Trudy Thomas and tier hitsFrank A., ministers al congregation discussed the of paying Ihetr rrspert lo ir colleague and making liable Ihe opportunlly for to do Ihe same *We Iked about how we could honor to him.* stir said often people honor people ■they’re dead My mom al r i told me lo give her How rwhile she wns living so that Is where we got Ihe Idea " According lo Thomas. Pastor Paul wright will tie the main speaker. Others Including n u ­ merous pastors have bent In­ vited to aland and speak *Wr want anyone whose life has hern touched tiy 1‘aslor Griffin In Irll about It. We want rvery one to have (hr opportunlly to share a few wonts and let eve­ ryone know how this man has impacted their life for good There are many that he won to the Lord and lierause of his stand we now know Chrtsl. We are well aware that this ran nol repay wlial lie has shared with us. tint wr can let him know that we do apprrrlale him * Calfts. flowers, and donations will also lie presented lo the pastor. For more inlonnation or to give, call Minister Frank A Thomas or Minister Tnidy Thomas al 860-1270 Crooms Academy plans many special events LONGWOOD _ Senior Pastor Greg Freeman spoke proudly of Wekiva Assembly, a church h r has now ministered lo for over 10 years. Hr asalafrd spiritu­ ally in helping Ihe rh u rrh grow from 600 to Its present 1000 inrmbrra. He added Ihnl al­ though within a year aftrr coming to the rh u rrh Its num ­ bers dwindled to 400. with prayer, work and God's guid­ ance souls were rrdedlcatrd and morr were led to Ihe Lonl He shared that the vision for Ihe ch u rrh Is simple. *We wanl to m akr ft easy for people (o ftrt Involved In personal relallonsh'ps We (eel that Is Ihe henrt of Ihe rh u rrh . A relation­ ship with God and others Is the key. Wr want people lo know lhal no one Is unredeemable. We re vrry family oriented here and there is m utual encourngrinml. We a rr lo strengthen one another. The Bible says iron sharpens Iron and onr man sharprns another. We help each oilier grow by rrlallonshlpa and another’s weak­ ness ran be helped try our strengths " Hr ronlinurd by saying." Wr sum up Ihlnip by four words Reach. Teach. Equip and Send. We wanl to rrach others with the gospel. Wr wanl lo (each God's word and rqulp others by discipteshlp and finally lo send them out within Ihe church or outside Ihe church In mission fields. Every believer should b r a fruit bearer Jesu s has strong words lo those who will not bear fruit. J r s u s wants us to grow and rhange and be­ come better people We see a mighty revival In the land that will proreed Ihe Second Com­ ing of Christ. We have no limr lo waste. Wr must rrach others now. Every one has a talent for the Lord that ran he used for his kingdom * The rongrrgallon has n u ­ merous goals for Ihe future. According (o Pastor Freeman by Ihe beginning of the year plans are lo rxpand Dixon Road lo mret Markham Woods Road for rn sirr access to the church. Within (hr next few years Ihe members have sanctuary so Ihe present one may br used as a gymnasium * Pastor Frreman cited that he (eels ‘the key to ministering lo people Is lo minister to their needs* The strong children’s program does this with activi­ ties such as a Tuesday evening course Is called Berean School of the Bible. Life groups are also available lhal mret throughout the week In various members’ homes for armors, youlh. adults or ns Ihr pastor said, ’for virtually every walk of lire.' Sunday worship services arr at 8:30 and 1030 a.m. with school of ministry (similar lo Sunday school) from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Another prayer sendee la available al 6 p m. Sunday evenings. Services weir described as contempo­ rary not traditional, with a full orchestra, choir and praise and worship learn. Additional pastors are as follows Pastor David Munix/i. singles outreach: Pastor Wayne Drry. youlh Including high school, college and career: Pastor Ryan Jordan, middle school. (‘astor Sian Lssro. a s­ sociate pastor, counseling and oversees small group minis­ tries. Pastor Paul Dunscomb. children's ministries: and Pas­ tor George ( louse, headmaster and director of Wekiva ChrtaHan School, for preschool lo grade fi and expanding next year to middle school grades. The rh urrh Is located al 1675 Dixon Road For more information rail the churrh of­ fice al 774 0777 • m t o r P— 8a r 0 r a g Pros man 17 p.m.| Strtkeforre for high school, college and career young people In which several hundred are involved. On Wednesday night (Family Night) senders begin at 7 p m with a worship and prayer service for adults and children a tlm d Royal Rangers and Miv slonrttrs. programs similar lo girl and boy scouting organ i/a lions Middle Schoolers a Itend Sm keforrr Unashamed Thursday evening n con tinning education class Is of­ fered lor m tnlsletlal perpara lion credentials for ministers and Bible knowledge. This A C D O ffer So Fresh, It ComesWith A n From Staff Reports SANFORD - Crooms Academy has many first time events planned for the next few m onths The school, with students In grades 0 13. will host a science fair and a winter open house. Planned for Dec. 3-4. Ihe science fair will Include more than 200 projects In IS different categories In the areas of biology, physical science, m athem atics and engineering. Ribbons will be awarded In each category and winners will compete In the regional science and engineering fair In February. On Dec. 18. Crooms will hold an open house where p arents 8Md students may preview some of the new programs coming the school. During this evrnl. the Crooms Academy Gospel will perform a Holiday Songfrst. other school news. Crooms students were rrrognUed at a I I Future Business Leaders of America rally at the SanCtvtc Center earning second place In the most profes'** dressed category out of all the district high schools, bools Jun io r Reserve Officers Training Corp rrcelved • •1.000 donation from the American Legion Auxiliary for out*" showmanship In the Sanford Veteran s Day parade, the first time In 3H years. Crooms has boys and girls tram s participating In the regular high school seaThe teams are playing In the Florida High School ArttvlAssociation. < / a 1/4 % bonus on a new CD y/fiAetribership in our Prefened Program y/C hecking w ith no monthly accountfees* S preeperson alized checks S co m b in ed statem etit S o isco u n ts on installm ent a n d home eciuity loans Santahasam ailbox at theSanfordfferald! 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I It 1 1 I f MI i M v lllli popp; iiljp l ?! ? ? m n n?1q H4i 1 31s 18 is m nir r iill f¥l 1R RFnSRlimMIBMWffflianwi lm t \ ?!BBSr'i» ! ffiij!!<f 8!Wi O ' P IihSI srtlN1iftS»sp** ' rP ! ? I lii Mi i&ngH! 15 ■i .P in im l ?! igi FHP III2 3 *1 SSs|* |i ii n p E S r! ®lp p . |i*§?I f §jIffiff *11!j‘ ife If Mir fell n« IsIIK«4K Iff ffl I!'n ii i i i U i i n il ■mnai ra I m l Hfif* 'Hi?! u ll I Iff 1 Hi r Rt,l in » �■■ FRIDAY Lions ready for another road upset m J Club of Sanford claims first fastpitch crown \ — . _________ . T a n Layton and Vi •n n n ed far faur hita. fare turn an » a a l h r Optimist club of uifacd Rotary Brrakfaat Club §-**»*■ ■ w a ..... ... Cuiuijfcuttogfar the S a fa ri I^M raatpitch Softball League I'teld this past Saturday. In the other 0Mnr. the a « f a i ™HW far three tuna m the betl SMfard Kiwania Club is 3*2 and the Sanfard U« ? b 2 h b| T d S*n fart RoUnr BrrakiM( Club The rrrilax aeaaon wUl conclude on Wedneaday.DrTembrT fad at Roy Holler Field In ft. MHion Park with the Optimist r t A of h n fa H S j m f o r t ^ n . Chib at a p n T o S £ * ,~ * 2 rd * * " 7 Breahlaat Club playing the Sanfacd Kiwania Club at 7:30 p m. Rams are No. 1 • * » » " > » » • ro « b .u as m int h®*^ the Uona have made It to thla ss’.^ 's r'<££ h"' >• £ i £ . * 2 r t . ,K S Blanton retired laat spring and the lob wao fllkd hy Qrr* Blanton‘a opposite tn almost w r y way. Where Blanton wSTcmhn and laid b“<** R f^ater was an tn rour-face tvnr Ovtcdo'a late aeaaon run and laat week, every­ thing paid off. The Lions went into highly-ranked Dr. Phillips as a huge underdog and fell behind quickly. Cullen said the Lions like coming from behind so he pot his wish. Thafa what happened as Oviedo hung m and eventually sent the game Into overtime when Cullen bund one of hia favorite receivers, Orcg Register, far a game-winning touchdown and Oviedo teas Improbably on Ita way upstate. To give the Lions even more Incentive la the chance far a home game In the event of a win over Lake City. Defensive standout Leroy Jackson aaid the Li­ ons didn't know much about Lake City except that they rely heavily on the running game which the Uona have been able to atop all aeaaon. On offense. Register will again rely on the run­ ning of Jaime Scott. Seminole County's leading rusher, and the conservative passing o flense of Cullens. Laat week. Oviedo didn't seem to have a chance. The overtime wtn shows what happens when Oviedo doesn't have a chance. , In a tew weeks, the Uona went from s team routed by Seminole to a team that handled one of the best team’s tn the state a n j racked up points on maybe the beat defense of all. Don't count Oviedo o u t •y Then again, (he Uona scam to play better when they are counted o u t Flames finish with flourish Church-nam es completed a tremendous late aeaaon aurge as It swept a double header to claim the post­ season tournament title in the Sanford Recreation Department Church rail Slowpttch Softball League at Chase Park this past Saturday morning. \ The nam es, who opened the season 0-3 but tallied to finish 5-4 and In second place, took a while to get going tn the first game, finally breaking a scoreless deadlock by scoring two runs tn the top of the third Inning before going on to a 17-1 thumping of Sanford Ikien Samarltano Church. The Flames kept the momentum going tn the championship game, taking a 14-1 lead In the top of the third Inning and holding on for a 10-12 victory over regular-season champion Majesty from Trinity Assembly of Ood Church In Deltona. im eaty had wrapped up the regular aeaaon title on November 10th by sweeping a doubleheader from ta e n Samarltano. which could haws stolen the crown from Majesty If U had won the double header. The fatal standings In the league were: Majesty |g2). n am es (7-4). Buen Samarltano (4-6) and Sanford Holiday times mean special races at local FA S C A R speedplants Kendall Litton. Jennifer Long. An­ drea Martin. Shannon M dahan. Lauren Mullen. Kimberly R u n . Ashley Reed. Taylor Robert son. Di­ ana Sisco. Lindsey gsrartxfaai^di, Candice Ubitt. Christina Tombroa. Kelli Tombroa. Kira TUrik. Trisha Whitmire. Krystal. Woukwd. McKenzie Wright. Jennifer Young. LIOOK r O U H O H 1C I CHRI STMAS PART IfcS NOW Cracker/Florida Pro Series Lais Model 125-Lap Race phis the World Chevro­ let Classic Race C a n will be featured at New Smyrna Speedway on Saturday night. Lap Championship race aril] be run tonight at Orlando SpcedWorld. In addition to the special events the regular card of Limited Late Models. Modlflcda. Sportsman. Mini-Stocks. Bobmbcrs. Run-A-Bouts and 4Cylinder Bombers will also run. Orlando SpcedWorld la located 10 miles east of Orlando on Highway BO at the BOO cutoff. Oates open at 0 p.m. “ S e w ^ ^ i^ tD w iiY SAM3ULA _ The Florida F O R T H E B E S T C O V E R A G E O F S P O R T S IN Y O U R A R E A , R E A D T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D D A I L Y �I ajma I ft 1a AIa a a L ig li rm u w ii FASCAR 10 p.m. at Ortando SpecdWorld. Coat la $30. which la good for driver and two t i r mneu in the pits only. Church The awards for the Fall League will be distributed at the meeting for the Polar Bear League on Wednesday. Decem­ ber 10th at 8:30 p.m. at the Downtown Youth Center In Sanford City Hall on the cor­ ner of Park Avenue and Semi­ nole Boulevard. Powering the Flames against Bucn Samarttano were Leonard Richardson (two doubles, two ■ingles, one run scored, one RBI). W. L. Oraccy (two dou­ bles. one single, one run scored, three RBI). Jerry Ca­ mus (two doubles, one single, two runs scored, two RBI). Jack Dtemer (one triple, one single, two runs scored, one RBI), winning pitcher Robert Jones (two doubles, two runs n i: (H iw tir 3 |I9I Vine* Krrtrr 4 11.11 PhU WUmi. 9. (721 IWlI Cmms * • "]-------- . I (Ml Mike Shelton, 3. |O0| lino Rarer. 3. (71 John Cook: 4 1791 TM DtcVtlr 3 (31 U m u d Story score, two RBI). Robert Smith (one double, one single, one run scored, three RBI). Dean L Smith (one double, one single, one run scored, one RBI) and Tony Blalle (two singles, taro runs scored, one RBI). Also contributing were An­ drew Dieme r (one single, two runs scored) and Trent Smith. Dean W. Smith and Mark Blythe (one tingle and one run ■cored each). Doing the hitting for Burn Samarttano were Lula Rivera (three singles). Carlos Matos (one single, one run scored). Lou Rosario (one single, one RBI) and Aka Torres and Pete Morales (one tingle each). Doing the damage for the Flames In the finale were Jerry Cantus (one double, four sin­ gles. three runs scored, two in/ / . o c / u / o w Kill), W. L Oraccy (one double, three alnglea, taro nina scored, five Rill). Bruce DanlUa (one double, taro singles, one run •cured, two RBI). Tony Blalle (three singles, one run scored, two RBI) and Robert Smith and Leonard Richardson (three sin­ gles and two runs scored each). Also hitting were Trent Smith (two single*, one RBI). Jack Dtemer (one single, two runs scored), winning pitcher Robert Jones lone single, one run scored, one RBI) and Mark Blythe and Andrew Dinner lone single and one run scored each). Other members of the Flames were Jack Eltonhead. Kim Eltonhead. Vance Hants. Otis Raines. Donnie Hinson. Mike McCoy. Chris Storms. Dwight Reynolds and Dean W. Smith. Pacing Majesty wets Rob one RBI). TOny River* (three tingles, one run scored, three RBI). Smokey Slabodnik (three single*, two runs scored). Larry Hartman (one double, one tin ­ gle. on* run scored, three RBI). Toody Rosas (two singles, two runs scored). Steve J arrett (two tingle*, one RBI). Ike Mendoa* lone double, two runs scored, one RBI). Rubra Quinones (one double, one run scared) and Mate Vtoct (one single, one run scored). Also playing for Majesty this year were Brian Jones. Steve W Oulgan. Jeff Pandolf. Brad Budd. Hon Silva and John C S p tiT l LOW FIXED PRICES NO HAGGLE NO HASSLE ■■- DISCOUNT ON ANY PURCHASE SALE ENDS SUNDAY 11/3047 * 1 2 .5 9 5 * 1 2 ,5 9 5 SANFORD 321-9908 �Sm tefii H m M, Floods - Frriey. NovwnOer a *. 1W 7 - 3M People It’s time to select a Christmas tree Nationally, about 30 million and bright light*. Each year, the young trees be shaped or pruned to annually. They are where In your rage the tree lo branch on farm* and you wtfl display your quickly, and gradually in Florida and In tree. With thta In mind, you o i l ------- e the toll bushy c*ny other state and be able to tell what height tree appearance people prefer in Canada. you win need and whether ad their Christmas trees. few ride* of the m e During the three to six years It fakes to grow Into a wellto an Important shaped six to eight foot tree, toy when aetecttni your tree. the Christmas tree faces many The needtes be haaards. Trees can suffer from replace the 30 readfant. Take hold of a branch The trees In the too little sun. too much or too that wfll be _ ___ about fax inches from the Up. plantation wfll be absorbing little rain, destruction bv year. The rule o# thumb la to between your thumb rodents. Insects, disease, hall, P*«nt two to three trees far faerflnger. then p u l your _ aid freM, oxygenated Are. or by bring overgrown by cony tree c u t toward you a f a t o g toe h wr. When you riaM a ’Choose brush, vines or weeds. a homegrown to *kp tfammh your Ibarra. Many tree farmers allow tiee to pm d far the The needfaa Mould adhere to and Cut* operation, your whole family can n o te to the farm, customers to choose and cut tod the branch and not fa l a d In walk among the treea and And thetr own Christmas trees. to uaed to tnnsportatlon. Thta your hand. The needles Mould one that wtl I t that special This has helped renew the toaa aupport* the fanner* fanner of be fetobte. not brittle. ■pot In your home. tradition of the entire family the atate and booata Florida’s The tree Mould hove a good When you deride to purchase selecting and culling the frafranee and good green a freshly cut Florida-grown Christinas tree. A tree that to color. A fr«M tree wfll retain Today’s Christmas tree brought mto ^the home and la Na mototure content and there tree, make sure that the stand you use wfll alow far watering producer works hard to provide ddlng water by keep Ma fragrance and the tree. quality trees to markri In the _ of the trunk needles. If kept in a stand that freshest condition possible. wdl not be a Ire haaanL has a good water holding the family Many frown s say that the P f p fa M l tore the tradition tty. . came from the hard work Is all worthwhile of real, natural treea In their Today, however, most when they see a happy family hamaa far the hokdaya. Thta Christmas trees are plantation and the excitement of children trodtttae> dale* back to 1900 ton In the process of grown In cultivated stands to aa they help select the family’s A.D. The Ant Chriatma* trees a tree. The preferred provide consumers wtth the Christmas tree. cut at trees la often best possible trees. r aring far a W n lf i Teas apples, wafer*. handed down from generation While growing. Christmas Now that you have selected and candle*, to m e n tio n . In Florida. Red tree* provide many your special tree, rare for II as la the shapes of Cedar, Virginia Pine. Sand environmental benefits. They you would a freM bouquet of a. and animals Pine. Spruce Pine and Upland serve as wildlife habitat. As soon as you gel It the wafers. Today's Cypress a n grown apectAcal ly Increase soti stability, and make a fresh straight far uae as Christmas Inca. provide a valuable and cut across the base of the They Include When you visit a Christmas aesthetically pleasing trunk to remove at feast one garlands Tree Farm, feel free to breathe improvement to the land. Inch of the inink. Immediately hood Bank saaka donors Central Florida Blood Bank la asking donors of all types of ood - especially O-type donors • lo donate at Its Sanford branch. 1303 E. Second St. For Information, call 323-0833. TO PS TOPS (Take Off Pounds Senalbtyl Chapter *031 meets every Monday, bam 10-11:46 a.m.. at the Sanford Alliance Church. 1401 S. Park Arc.. Sanford. For information, call 331-0340. Visitor* are welcome. Sanford Rotary Club Rotary Clulr of sanford meetp ferry Motx|gy at noon, at jfcir. ActhrMss for Sonlora invite anyone 56 years of older to Join them In two weekly acttvtttes on Monday: Woodcarver*. from 0:30 to 11:30 a.m. Games from 1 to 3 p.m., at the Flank Evans Center, 166 N. County Chib Road. Emptoymont Opportunities for Sonlora An employment program sponsored by AARP Senior Com­ munity Service Employment Program Is held at the Sanford National Ouard Armory. 015 E. First St., Monday through Fri­ day. Interview hours are 8 a.m. to I p.m. Telephone: 334-8008. The program assists seniors. 56 and over, to return to the work place. Cancar Support Group Support. Hope and Recovery. 5.HAR., meets every Monday afternoon at 6 p.m. at Central Florida Regional Hospital In the far comer of the dining room. This Is a self help support group far afl cancer survivors, whether In treatment now or finished with I t Call 334-8737 or 333-7785 for more Information. Contract Bridge Bridge players are Invited to play contract bridge every Mon­ day. at 10:30 a.m.. at the Sanford Senior Center. For infom is­ call 333-6330. AARP The Winter Springs Chapter of AARP meet* the third Monday of the month, at 1:30 p.m.. at the Winter Springs Senior Cen­ ter off Edgrmon Avenue. Senior cltLrcn*. 80 and over, are Invftted to ftttend. For Information, call Marian Dolin. 337-7334. Gamblers and famlllaa , j • Oambler* Anonymous and Osm-Anon for family and friends, meet separately Monday and Friday Inon-amokcnl at 7:30 p.m.. Church of the Good Shepherd. 331 Lake Ave.. Maitland. For more Information, call 336-9306. Narcotics Anonymous Narcotics Anonymous meets Monday at 8 p.m. at the Pres­ byterian House of Goodwill. 317 Oak Ave.. Sanford. Historical Commission The Lake Mary Historical Commission meet* at 7 jun-. the first Monday of the month, at the Frank Evans Center, 188 N. Cou ntry fi» h Road. Contact Jam es Thompson at 333-0433 for more Information. Practical Nurses Association The Licensed Practical Nurses Association of Florida, Inc., meets the second Monday of the month at 6:300 p.m. at Kllamcy Baptist Church. 701 Formoao Ave.. C.E.U. class pro­ vided each month. All meetings are open to LPNa and to stu ­ dents and graduate LPNs. For Information call 390-4331. Modalars Club ........... The Sanford Aero Modeler* Club meet* every third Monday of the month starting at 7 a m ., with the 'Model of the Month competition at Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. 400E. First St. AH phases of R/C model aircraft are presented. The chib’s flying field Is located In Sanford. For more Information, contact Lee Dorsue at 674-4733. VFW, Auxiliary , _ Veterans of Foreign W an and the Ladles Auxiliary of Sanford Post 10108 meet the third Monday at 7:00 p.m. at the post home. 3644 S. Sanford Ave. CIHt M>1\ t AK ( MARY I.INf MA 1 0 place your tree In a water­ ftNAffTAflM holding stand, or If jrou are not V ■ >r !®J ID• » r >0S*3 1 ready lo decorate It. place It In TNI JACKAL a bucket of water. Don’t ever ■_______ liD’OW_______ 1 let the base of the tree dry out ■ I M I i l l f f l i l M I I I T I H M l as a seal will form and a new ■ »*> ru t will be necessary so that !,| TM8RAM8UKIR w n| ■ in ro re i* the tree ran lake lip moisture. • A Christmas tree, like a § PLUMtft (ffsfteese risen bouquet of flowers, like* It cool 11 and safe, so don’t put your tree isssserotete near your fireplace. heal I; f TMff U m i MDflMIa 1 source, or television set. tieersesierie - let the tree remain 1 ■ fM R m Mmo m r a Ttx> UTTLi ■ outdoor* or on a root porch or patio until you are ready lo ■IAN J j decorate It. • A fresh cut tree la s safe ftfA M H # tfto O P tl tree and Is no more flammable | than a wet fear. Keep plenty of ■ MORTALKOMMT AMMMLATMW I water In the tray, using a v a m ia rs e e n» ■ sturdy stand that la large enough for the tree. Check the water several limes each day. • Be sure that the light cords and connections you use on your tree are in good working order lo Insure a safe Christmas for your family. - Rrmrmbrr lo unplug the tree tight* when you go to bed or when you leave home. You should use only cool burning light*. In Seminole County your family can cut a tree from Big Oaks Ranch In Chuhiota. They have a gift/craft shop, hay * a son mom si xvici rides, and a petting farm/mo. oxoMuancn omiiM exit MDUCTKM F lU U tM H For more Information you can without CHuuaao contact Quentin or Peggy without nuns Mwxuncvt Green at 365 8885. CaURTCABODEBT? If third grader doesn’t want to go to school... Our son la In third grade and we’re having a terrible time getting him to go to school Then, once we get him there, half the time either my husband or I gri a call at work from the school clink- worker saytng he’s complaining of a headache, stomach ache or feeling duty. Once we grt him home he usually experiences a ’miraculous recovery*. We've wasted hundreds of dollars on doctor*’ visits getting things checked out. .but no one can find anything •rally w v sg -W rV r r a w lo the ronctur hearts. When ho woo o httfa g w he couldn’t won to get Mg m ouM to ^ to school kke the *fag tods’. He tovod kindergarten, but Die trouble started In first grade. He has al­ ways lo a d to listen to stories, and can tell you everything he hear* from stories. TV, or music lyrics: but he Just can't seem to master learn­ ing to read. We hoped he was Just s late bloomer and would outgrow the problem, but Instead. It has gotten worse as the work has gotten harder and more demands are made on the kids. Recently had had an evaluation and It was determined that he has a lemming disability. Now they want to put him Into a special class for reading. He say* he's not going Into a class for stupid kids and hell never go to school again if we try to make him. We’re at our wits' ends and don't know where to turn. We feel like we have to do something because the path he la on now la leading lo big trouble: but If we try to force him lo go to the special class we might actually make things worse. Please help us sort this thing out. Toes P arents a total failure, where It’s tmhow hard you try. No v w d u h* ' It's too bad wcVe achievemen t to the hope of ’fair blooming*, bul ail we ran do now Is try to remedy the damage that ha* been done. In my opinion, the LD reading rlasa la your best hope, bul you’ll want to try to gel him lo buy Into It If al all possible. Ask the school If you and he can *v!aU* the LD class prior to placing him there. Put the LD teacher Into the loop about the problem and hopefully he or she will make a special effort lo make him feel comfortable and welcome. Encourage him by telling him that Iota of the smartest people tn the world have also had learning disabilities (Einstein. Edison, etc.). Also let him know that he may not always need lo be In a special reading class, aa h r learns new ways to deal with hts problem. It la en­ tirely reasonable to think that his enormous efforts at avoiding school will lessen or disap­ pear as he begins lo feel more comfortable. Office workers using phones should be seen and not heard any more tim e w ith n man DEAR ABBY: I work In a fargs whose values differ so greatly office where people are clustered from your Into numerous ‘pods.’ These group­ ADVICX ings are separated only by parti­ m tions. Wo use speaker phones that allow us to convene without lifting the handset. v f i Some of the people never pick up ABIGAIL their handeete. Instead, they yell VAN BUREN Into the speaker so the caller can hear them. They turn the volume (Wal-Mart Plaza, one block up os loud as It will go so they can north oflake Mary Bkd.) hear thsir party anywhere in the office. This is very disturbing to *Greg* for almost a year. He is L2 thorn who are trying to concentrate and I am 37. For the last thre* on their work. months, Greg has boon pressuring Many of these same people use __ito move in Coupon* pood ............. with him. Ev I the speakers to rotrlovo long per­ ho brings it up, I change the sub­ "■*> this location only or sonal messages from their voice ject mail. Ho began our Inst conversation J U C T ira iU D S HTi v-mu I am offended when my co-work- with me by saying, ’So. when are I \ |U 1)1 I I I l \ CUT era are too laiy to pick up their you moving In?* I told him 1 can’t phones. Certainly, hands-free has mova in with him unless we are N| \ I *T* its benefits, but where do you draw married. He became angry and | Il I \ I ^ i >11 tbs lino? Ahby, what is the proper •aid, 'Marriage ia only a piece of etiquette In this situation? >N ow Dry FRAZZLED IN FLORIDA I said it’s the only right thing to do. Wo haven’t spoken since. Ncccssaryi DEAR FRAZZLED) No on* At this point, I don’t know what I >11 9 I■ ■•ill should woo the tslenhnoo In o to do. Please help me. m o an er th a t d is tu rb s th o se OLD-FASHIONED IN LA ADULT nearby. Talk to your supervisor CUT about th e d isru p tio n ood ask D E A R O L D -F A S H IO N E D ! th a t* company policy to * d iv e , you have fated and given to em | everything rig h t You have Offer to help w rite the policy i your position clear. Now sod to hold s training ■sssl sn ■»oa »tktatod toll ■•Cel to your guns. IS O on telephone etiquette should i around Greg wiU either < iq O. S U a e M lie ! ■ M m ly ie l f c H a n m i|wae> ne awe V * * t l l | l l OK decide to marry you, or no X fantastic Sanis r ISanford • Hwy. 17-921 323-9045 S r. i 15? »22,S!«25»5 DEAR ASBY: I have been doting w o n 't If ho doesn't, consider yourself lucky lo have come to your senses before Investing W l«M ll/U/ff •niter ! w >inner �H H I H k itk ....... _ ... ■Serfcwf H n H . 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Saaam to C a M i Bwnca N PT44 SI* E Rung m M NorT boundkrv tor 127 37 toat Bw port ot curvature ol a curve concave Northerly and lying atong BW NOlBwiN boundary ol MM ptot. Bwnca latterly along Bw arc ol aaM cuna. having a isMut ol 20 J M 77 tost Baougfi a central angpe el 01*8381* tor 471 B5 leal to the port ol tangancy. thanes N •7*51 TXT E atong MM north Poirttory tor 444 73 toat to Bw Port ef to LESS From l a Norths*el corrwr el WINTER SPRINOS UNIT 1. recorded at Ptol Book 17. Paget 119 and PO. Pubkc Record* ol at INB7*5 . _____ , Ftonto. run 17*81007 e" atom an Ir .. Ssmroto CouByi ■on ol BW N orr krw ol aaM WINTER SPRINGS UNIT X a ol 398 67 leal to a port on Bw tael aaaaman me ol a Ftonto Power andUgH I aaamart recorded n oncwl Racon) Boo* IB3. Pag* 130. Putac raconto el Sanvnoto Courffy. Ftonto. hffi Bwnca N 31V5 87* W tor a Malacca of 3874 43 NM. Bwnca Eatl 478 M toM to Bw Port of Bagman. aaM port bang on Bw carearkna ol ItoaaS Creak, run Bwnca Northath akng aaM carearkna ol HowaB Creak Bw tokoaang courts* run N 14*3118* E tor a Mtlanc* at I BO 24 toat Bwnca run N 40*31 i r E tor Malanca ol 83 38 leal Bwnca N 06*0 6 17* E tor a Malanca ol 107 S3 Nat Bwnca run N 64*2ffir E tor • Mitonaa M 107 70 last Bwnca run N 117806* W tor a Mtlanc* cf 10078 tost Bwnca rwi N 71*36 a r W tor a Mtlanc* of M 60 toat Bwnca net N 24*2STM*E tor a Malanca cf SI 90 tow awnca run N 08*0712* ■ tor a Malanca of 78 28 toat Banc* km S 42*23-31* E tor a a Hand at n r * toat Bwnca run N 19*4 7 34* E tor a Malanc* of 21 9B toat Bwnca toavang afurataM carearkna of HowaS Ciaak run Bw Lekxmng OOataaa iu i S B B * lS 4 rE tor a Mwance of 36372 toM Banc* n a il •7*370#' I tor a Mtlanc* of 464 86 toai to a port on t w Waafaffy Rk/e m Way ana of pmpotsd Qraanbnar Ians (6(7 RfW). MM pore bang on a curve concave Eaatotiy and hamng a raMua Of 976 09 toat Bwnca bom a tangent baamg ot S 77*3(736* W. run Souffwrty along Bw are ot aaM curve and aaM Weeiarty ngr.i okway In*. 736 42 toat Beougi a careral anga ot 2l*W86* to Bw port of tonoancy. Bwnca eorwnu* Souffwrly aura u d Watlarty ngre of way In* Bw toftowmg couf*** Run S 00*37 40* W tor a dwimca of 346 4B toM to Bw port of curvakjre of a curve concave Waalair. and Iwwng a raMua of 1572 S2 toM and a chord baamg of S 11*2618* w Bwnca run Souffwrty along Bw arc of MM cunr* 563 47 leaf Bvougn a cantrat angw of 21*3310* to a port, inane* run S fra/Td * W tor a Malanca of lt d 24 leaf to Bw port ot curvature of a curve conceio Easterly am hewng a raMu* of •J M I I toat Bwnca rin Souawity along Bw are ol MM curve 21S U toal Beougi a canBM anga ol 0ff*V347* to a port. Bwnca Waving aaM WeMarty n m ol way NW. rwi S » T 15’ICT W tor a Malanca of 183 49 toat Bwnca run N 03*4317" w tor a Malanc* of 244 69 toat. Bwnca N 40*77ir W tor a Malanca M 210 S3 toat Bwnca N <4*8104* E tor a Malanca M 134 03 toM; Bwnca N i r w a j * E tor a Malanca at 14486 toat Bwnca N 15*31 87* W tor a Mtlanca ot JB8 to l*at Bwnca N 40*04*32* W tor a Malanca ot 122 77 toat Bwnca N 73*44*337 W tor a Malanca of M 22 toat Bwnca 9 a r m o r W tor a Malanca ot M)27 toat Bwnca N 84*784** w tor a Malanca of 214 20 toat to Bw Port tootBieeal comar ot WINTER SPRINOS UNIT 3. a* n PM Bock 17. Paget 69 and 90 ol Bw Pubkc Record* M Cotrty Ftonda run N 07*8100* E Mono an Eauarty swarv iM B w Nonti in a M aaM WINTER SPRINGS UNIT 3 tor a datone# M 3 M 87 toM to a sort an aw EaM aaaamare tow of a Ftonda “ "■** d l*ghi Eaaawanf ra-cordad ai Officwi Record Book 183. P a_a s ijo i . . . . . . I Courty Ftonda. Bwnca hai N li 'i a e 31r4S S Tr y Bf tor a M M M M 3S74 S3 toM. Bwnca Eatl I42S M toat * HIFiSS4*2S-4r Etoradaiancaof H S TO to a lto B w P o e k S eng Bwnca m i N 11*1117 ■ tor a MeUnca of SO 77 toot l run s 73*4*37* ■ tor • Mtlanca ot SB 72 toat Bwnca rwi S 74*34*23* W tar 0 3 IMP [ I ol 140 911SM ID BW Port of USA M Bw Ot BW Watlarty Rrghf of Way am Qraartoftor la m (M7 RfW) and Bw Souawrty MW uw ot M BNASVmCX BRAEYWCX AT i TVJBCAWffU A . P H A M I. aa wcordad ei k a l Book 37. Pag* 81 Be0Mrt84ofBw PubOt Raroffto MSanunoiaCotrty Ftorkla. iwi S Urd curve Ihrougft a careraf angle of 12*88 _ 127 01 toot Bwnca ran S OflPOa* f tor a Malanca of 34 7* tost. Bwnca iw i S 38*33 46* (to r a Metoncs of 1137 34 leaf awnca ran 8 23*1*87" E tor a Malanca of 597 33 leaf. Bwnca ran 8 71*84 4** w tor a Mtlanc* of 16401 tow Bwnca run 8 0 4'1787* W tor a Malacca of S7 14 tow awnca rwi • 36*78 43* £ tor 4 Malanca of 777 4B tost Bwnca run S 73*1202* E tor a Malanca of 786 98 tow. Bianca ran N •8*7031* | lor a Malanca of 407 84 law Bwnca ran S 09*38 79* E tora Malanca of 13844 tow Bwnca rum N 53*1133* E tor a Malmc* of I X 85 toat Bwnca ran S 69*00 08* E tor a Malanca of 190 74 tow Bwnca ran 9 43*0740* E tor a Malanca of 163 SI toer Bwnca run S 06*8*8** E tor a Malanca of 63 96 toat awnca ran S 83*46 20* E tor a Malanc# of 79 74 tow. Bwnca ran S 06*1886* W tor a Malar*:* of 12112 toat Bianca rwi 8 96* 17X6* W tor a Malanca ot 417 24 tow iwno* iw i S S 1*8* 1C W tor a Mtlanc* ot 761 79 tost Bwm* iwi N 77*15 35* W tor a Malanca of 47644 toat Bwnca ran S B617-SJ* W tor a Malanca of 774 22 toat Bwnca rwi S 5*4132* W tor a Malanca M 274 06 toat Bwnca rwi 9 48*06 38* W tor a Malanca ot 260 40 toat awnca ran N 18*28 14* W tor a Mwanc* of M l 42 toat Bwma •w i n 83*2*50* W tor a Malanca of 243 08 toat IWI N 13*7*80* W tor a Mtlanc* of 74] 08 toat. Bwnca ran S 82*0407* W tor a Malanca of 164 27 toat Bwnca iw i N 88*8r3S* W tor * dHianca ot 32 SI leal to a port on a curve concave MniBwaafaiH twang a raMua of 1200 24 tow and a chord bewinq w S 17*2944* W. Bwnca IWI SouBiaawarty along aw a«c of (Old curve I a carww angle of 00*1714* tor a Malanc* of I2 * «d to w to *---------#1ORSENBWAR LANE, at lacordad n Plat Book 32. Page 33 of Bw Pubao Raconto Or Samnota Cowee. Ftonda. Bwnca iw i N66*34or W atong a iaMW bw and Bw Northarty bis at ■■M ORCENBRUR LANS tor a Malanca of W 00 tow to a port on a curve concave Nome*Warty having a raMua ot 1140 34 toat port bang Bia Norths**!*ify comar of u id OREENBMAR LANS: u Bwnca ran Nmt i lawarty Wong Bw arc of Mid curve Bvough repugn a • carv i n t o af 06*4008* ol 132 70 tow. Bwnca ran N I I j T W tor .a . . . . 6 01421 I .toat . . . Bwnca rwi N 01*2 l * jr E tor i MWW1CI of 483 26 toat Bwnca rwi N I 12*4923* . . . ______________ W tor a C Ol 17S.73 toat Bwnca IWI N 3*1510* E tor l Malanca (918348 tow l» a PCM on a curve concave Soumeau arty having a raMua of L it tow and a chord baamg of N r ? : haaatorty along Bw arc of u d cunra Bvougi a careral anga of 0B*S74r tor a Malanca ot 3IS 32 toat Bwnca ran N 21*4*28* E tof I Of 34424 tow to • port on a curve concava j a raMua ot 1872 B2 12 tow law and a chord baamg of N 11*2*18* K. Bwnca ran Nonrwa 4 warty atom Bw arc of u d curve Bvough a car** ang* of 21*3710* _ n o * lor a Malanca of 86347 toat “ ran N 00*3740* I tor a Malanca ot 346 49 leaf t o t port of ef a curve concave Souowaaterty rwvmg a ra of 8301 oa run Norm etaterty Wong Bw arc of u d curve Bvougi a anga of J T n v s r tor a Matonca M 408 M tow to bw Port g EXHIBIT A 4 no aarc ___________ ary. ol M d .ptot.. aorn u o o Bis of a a r y T a m t:S o u T s a a ta n y a to I a raMua of 12SB.1S toot, a chord haadm rtf N M * i r i r f I a central angpa - of JO W S I* . tor a S s i % M toMo Pdfnf0> » s n a r a s y g a g g montod in Pat Book » . ,P «9r t 1 and 7 af Bio Pubae Raaotoa of •tp— anJ CouTly; mommtm rautiiMMSIinB mmwwi rm ng H Ba mar are of i MK1 O E M *•^50 • fM a so i 1100 00 (M i r v o u ^ a e v r a irate of 11*4X09*. z a o tt toat. ranee N 8#*7S-tr W lor t ;o 11 T T i n r W torjcoa.42 tott; Bianca N i r M rRW ? m i u e a N j a i a s r i t o r J * i 3 i toai ranca n w w s f yy 434 a t h M is r a m o m t oura n y comar of r a Bo s o m i ^ M t V Sue at daterftad w m OMctof Official Racordt Raeordt Book io I<ht F, T Page i t». f AfArtotoad W* Z ? $ £ OUn,*ry 01 ^ 3 * 100 00 W O r t . N 5 ^ ST S°i0ktnBCOun^ N I ? t E T y E M ^ a o ? iM k > * ra pom of euraaiuia of a cunra aaneava Btoatoffy; NotStodMany wM NorBweetedy atong b * a * M e M dw ve , liriMe a *Mue M 17 SI J S 3 m S S £ S ? 3 ^ p a s s a »F m ^ r^ Tn S u a a < U M s a s i s s s s r f f ^ t s w a s a a g y a ’- s a w j a s s i E s s g a ; g i a a f t g j w s s r B t o w j b to atranca S B * l < n r w tor 307 m n m . Bianea B k r r r r r w to r ia s 01 toat Bianca N s t - o s i r yv tor * 7 *M N^to BM Bll r llMaR Rtfto»UtoybiaMBBMIMI « P RBta B BOULEVARD. Blancs S 77*2073* W along M d BauBiaaMRty R rtto l» Mb: tot 20 aa toM ID Bto point of cunakao ef a cuna ijo se s to a Li Bw port of r v t iia e u N r T O N S L t o r I toM to t e a I E S and 4. Tiacto A and a g GREENBRIAR LANE EXTENSION, as lacmtod Bl Ptol Book 41. Pag# 24. at Bw Pubkc Raconto g Bamnoia County. LESS ANO EXCEPT I I Bvougi 19, ARROWHEAD AT TUSCAWALA ■Una L Bw loi Ptot Bwraaf. BWf*g. f*corded ei Ptol Book SO. pagai 43 SO. g Bw PUMa RECOROS OP SEMNOLE COUNTY. FLOMbiA U S S ANO EXCEPT DESCRIPTION I g too Northaatl oomw g WINTER SPMNOS UNIT 3. aa *i Ptot Book 17. Pagkt 09 and 90. Putac Racorda ot Cowky Ftonda rwi Bwnca N 00*180* W Worn a r ^ r Bong Bw Eau trw of said WINTER SPRINOS UNIT 3. a Mtlanca at SSS. 13 tog to a port on Bw Estlaity H«gm oi Wav an* g a 11* Ftonda Power S light Eaawnant. a* racoidsd in Official Raconto Beak l* L Pag* i n Pi Pubkc Raconto g Semen** Cowffy. Ftonda ran 1S T W atom leaf Eauarty Right g Way krw 3374 38 * I N 31*485 l N S4-OS 3 r W along Bw atofatato Uaiarty Rk*4 M way ana Ol Florida Power t light Eaaamarff 400 37 tow to Bw SouBWfnmow comar g lenda datertoad m Official Raconto Book 1*93. Pag* 333 at laid Pubkc Raconto and Bw POINT OP BEGINNING, Bwnca eorwnu* N 84*05 37* W along lakf Eaatorty g Rige-of Way NW and Bw Watlarty ana g iwd OBtaW I Book 1063 Pago 132 tor a MtUnc* Ot 297 M lag 40 Bw Cagatoy Ibge g - way in* g iwraw Spftni BoWavant Bwnca ran S 77*3*f0* W atong Mid Eauarty Rrghi oTway krw to a port on a having a raMua at 1205 98 tog •rtoPa'chord baamg at 8 2 9 * i»3 T W. Bwnca run SouBiwaa Bw arc g Mid cunr* and Mid Eiuaiiy Rghi of Way tof a MUanca of 04 17 tog a . h a central angto , of 03*3*5r m m .......... ..............M port on a horviangant curve concave Eauarty having a raMua ol 24 X tog and a chord baamg g S 14*3554* E. M U port bang on BW Northarty Rrghf-of Way kna of AuguaU National Ooutovaid 18* RIW). Bwnca ran Bw toOoaan 5 couraat and MUanca* atong iato MoiBtorty Rrgfe M Way krw. Southerly along Bw aic at laid curve Bvough a caneg an** at 97*0127* tor a MUanca at to. IS tog to Bw porn g tangancy: Bwnca ran S 80*36 37* E tor a Mtlanc* at 1831 lag to Bw port at curvaraia ol a cun* concave Nonrwaitarty iwvmg a raMua ol 173 P7 toat Bwnca ran Souirwatlarty Souirwtuarty atong along Bw I arc of ia*» cuna Bvougn a careral anga g 32*3* 11*tor a Maun g s i M ----------------------Malanca tog to Bw port at tangancy. Bwnca ran N 08*8712* E tor a Malanca g 40 85 la g to ma p o rt g cuntiut* of a cuna curve concava having a g 183 22 last, thane# run any t ------arty a along tw arc g laid curve Bvough a careral angto g 36*10-567 toe tor a iMalanc* g 101S4 tog lo a port g norMangancy. •wnca departing Rrgte Ol ol Way to wrong taaf m a J Northarty Rghl In*, rwi N M*3r2B* E tor a Mafanca 0133 64 tog to me ro iN T OF b e g in n in g GontarangO 510 acre* mofa_of tokaand bang aubyact to any ngtvsEm m a Daacrtpaon g CcAaiarU The Coftatarat uwa conuu g |4 g b w loaowmg daaenbad In which por new hat w haraaftor octam* any m . .and new g Many *na hacealtoraaachad la .__________ M H t M M ig x o n . tonaaig a pan g . appurtanarB to. to M m to. m *fWB^bcw»Bwii*aganpH »»w rBgaP ganypot9cngatkaffitny toaaaar araamampartoMvj torn* R*g F'ropmry Mdaaotoad n t l r t A J . b w NMOhc anumsraeons batow n g W PS g BW nooma rang, loyaton . aauae. proIto. rtwraa. «nd M a r H U M at any and a l g Bw R ag Proparry w u d r g rthwdMbaaaB^ ajyjantoa^p toa^oa u ^ ia^ toaik^oB ert -onaaa, raeWurarl. mack b#r*or bar locatod on aw*R*2 S dapoaffl made With or other ascunty given to uMfy n by Mortgager w ai isapaM to Rag Pwaarty a i advama lOlBiaurano*Bfamwiw made by Mortgagor nan raapacl to ^ W ML — g g »w or dtmanda earn istcwcT to awuiane* at waa* or tacurtfy and as ghat a*cw#y ctoarsng. and aawr "y odffBaetor or odwr party bi comacScvi sdh ma frwSw iTaupTiaa N M M 4 a i*^ . - ' y r u j >f1> a rt avsry i w a r t a h 3 5 » y r i o ^ h a r a e ^ i o ! a £ ^ . ^ o t v w •itodwd or aBtoad to. ar aaad ot reandad to b* used n eorewcaon a m Bw Ra g Property shaBwr row asaang ir haraabai aractod. toctowns. sshouf towaaaow. *0 machmery anwpmanL angew*. * ^ * - . * 7? • a p m m a « * “ ^ * 5 **• " a rt . rw g •lacmcffy aghf. tog ot leurgaoccn. cr lot rrrmaivrn m aanaary pi^oaaai oftor ma aKtoaan g tanam m Bwacty « tor Bw r*aw«g Ml ODUEW^I, TWIB. motort. ai«y«Ky«. mdOEi •TiMtet. vmNafl ^ » n m . ft* hoM« md > d 4 t i m d Do r m lex N m m iw B C t r a in r a m h t n w i dr«p«t. «rap«ry nxh and bnctait Mama, pip«t, taucatt. tosaratort. haakm linda. Movav. even*, langehk Mahwauwra Mapoiato. w g g haatart. mcmaralori. lumdur*. krturae and . faMok. commurveahon lyuanw. gam**. BMf'cartk. toea. Xege" lawn n n s c a r t ad g luff raiated aryupmanl s i apseassay mange and *• g Bw coMfarU r dakvsrad of to ba da*.w ad to BW r ot by sheh Bw Rag Property may g any sav a r t a* nghfa to carry an buwwa* widw aaa aaya. anoanca say* or accsM new Of haraaftor owned by Mortgagor and aBuch ar* new or haraaftor located on Bw Raei Pswi rfl g any part g paicaf Bwraot M g I pamw was. impact toaa and uisty aacwBy ( awd* n oomacaon s m Bw RaUPioaarty < kccowa g any dbinaga w or token g aa w any aan g m* 1 Pienarty g BW certtofU daaertoad hsisn. a r t at causaa g « and recoiartaa tor m y toM g Mnwraaon m Bw varaa g Bw RsU Property or mch aaSatort. r o u b g sanouf mwaaon. a l r*~-****» MoRSrt" » a R a g ^ V c p s 'i^ c r m rk y w 1p m p a rt ^ d n c n tm r ^ ^ agaawf any panto, aa umanwd rwuranc* gamranw. aa asarda made w amawne domai pratsaMrn* g pwcfw i i ti tow g auen go esatonsa a h laapag to ma RaM Pn^aitR M c s u m s g acaon am lacovaAe*. now g hgaaRg ri asaaanca. tor m y toM m Mwrraeon at rnra* g BW RaM Proaarty m d M pracadda M any m d t f M Bw feragomg cosataraf and. la Bw aatonl n g Mhamwa K U M aa paymgffB i n t o rwuranc* (ahadwr g n g tw Sacwad Party w Bw k«k* payee M auch ewwancal. g any m d gnrty astrm fy g iM y payable In weem g toes g damaoe to g emenaw* w*h sf to m* RaM Picparty g any g Bw ccdMart datertoad haran. prepared tor corwirucbon of a* MuMs*. data a rt m a v i s rtatod to auch anprovafnanto. M parmn toaa. mpact toat gaSy •acurey dapoutt or bora* pud g inada n comacbon sen tw Rag i Picparty g any part tw Bwr*g. a rt *a corwacto and agasmaras yyMwtoagor I too by m anq k> auch data a r t Maeang*. g w Bw FWW a iR S K E L ? * * '9" ’ lamvaacn. g --------------------*S*“ rrOptiTy, (hi ese atoi laepacl to Bw to* to anvewheaere g tosm to m y g M g m y part ot Bw R*g Property, toaamir sdh ok •m ismsci id a rt adtot procaadi g Bw Mto g itaM at aa of any pan g Bw Rag Property. every kmc (i) aa damagaa. royafaae. a rt tavaira* and daau toaon s r t taoavg m g Mon^agg maybe n u Wdidtoi kam any person ot anary ownaw ar n a a s "S N to B w aa. gsa. g nwwrg igaa m d............ i (0 ad kcanaae (mckidmg but n g kmrtad la. any buunatk kciniaA t o n kcanaa*. oparaanglcm i i A or g i w g maaara) conUac«. agreement menagemenf corvracta Irenehree agraemarea and governmental parmtt (nckiMng but n g kmsad to any panrwa wsusd by Bw Ftonda DaparknaN of Environmental Regulation) dwwrthro. operakon. laniu. at maaaananca g Bw RaU Property. (») M aocourea bar* account*. I n k OotuTwea. cerraa rtyn . “ "frtnwrea. notok. cfwnu paper ewuumawea. general rrtang£iet and affwr obegahona anting M ol or r cormackon s r* ma dsmrthro. oparanon. u m . lanur and davaropmani g bw Rag on* tor accatsona to. change* g . adMorw to. g any g *w shoo# g any part g Bw eoaatort (mi aa poocaada g any g Bw cokatorg datertoad harem Aa I«*d hsram. tw torn -preeaadt* ockntoa slwtovg a - i r r u r i g racamsd stwn coagsrg or procssda ar* *okL nTirtai). aachamad or othanawi dtopoMd g . shadwr auch Mapotwon s vofunUry or ■krotaraary and mckidaa. s m o g knwabon. aa goods. . tot. garwrg mfangtooao documami w . mw. i •tortfrtrff, and aa nghta to mauranca paymanri nckiMng return pmnranw. a m laapad to tucfi coauarg. s h govg tocatod PARCEL II EXHMTT *A-r PARCELA A parcel M tort Mng ai Bw Nonfwag 1/4 g Section 12 and tw SgONasg 114 g Secoon I. and bi Bw SouBwau 114 ot Sacuon 2. . ___ — J U4 g Sacaon II. toamaho 12 Souffi. Rang# IS Sag HW* borough Counry^ Floiida. m k ) parcel bamg mof# Begin m a Poona kxmd by maaaum g from Bw SouihsaU corner at Mid Northwag 1/4 g Sacuon 17 N (Xroi 41*W. along t w Wau 4 1/4. 1343 07 tog to Bw kbovorttorwonad . bom 00k) Part, s 09*18 77*W . 47 70 tog g ma Rochowwotooon g CyprtM Croak, awnca atong »gd cangtow Bw tokmeng tvsa p ) oouraao (1) N 00*443anw. 1308.15 toM 10 0 Pose g Curvakjre. (2) Norms aatorty 1114 28 tog atong Bw aic g a cgva to ma toM IhawngaraMuag; hnliw a raMua g 3X 0 00 tog md a oararg g r ta at 2 0 * i n r . chord oaarmgN M M H M M112838 M M --------*l10*8J80rW. tom to * F o fio I Tangency. (3) N T O M T iV w , 371 38 tom Bwnca N 0r333 21V ,. 362 at. thenca N131*OTO**W. 21*03 .___ 7Tto „ _________ 286 33 tog Bwnca to ao*13D6*E-, l 33 17 toat Bwnca S 73*0122* 1 . 1122 toat Bwnca N a vsa-aori. 26400 toat Bwnca S 64*1941*8. M 38 toat Bwncs E 6 B * ir4 2 ^ . 74 n toat Bwnca S 3 r 1035* E . 80 47 toat mencsS 18*4340*!, «3 03 (eel: Bwnca S I B - O s m . 106 OS toat manea S. 10*0314*i . 279 3li** l. Bwnca M 79*1789* -------------------E . 28408 toat Bwnca N 79*7908* E , M i l tom Bwnca H t r m t T i . 176 48 tost Bwnca N. 26*3f46* E . *6 07 lag. Bianca N. 70*57-ii* | U fa # toat awnca N 83*3740* 1 .146 M toat Bwnca s. 40-34 36* E . 104 SS tog, Bwnca S 78*14 S3* ( . 106 33 tog. Bwnca S. 97*3727*t , 120ao foot Bwnca S. M -UfUb‘ ( . I 74S4 toat Bwnca 9. 21*4 9 SOT 1 . 1st 04 toot Bwnca S 50*76 07* E . 213 73 tost Bwnca E 17*7749**. 81410 toM Bwne# E 70*8900* (. . 881 93 tow to a Pckd on t cunr*. tg d Po*4 uao bamg aiPore T on »w Watlarty boundary at Bw pnwarty datertoad m OBcag Book 2270. Pagk 777. Pubkc Racorda oi ftaiborougn 1 Ftonda. Bwncs atong Mid WaWarty boundary Bw toaomng i n (4 courts* ( 1) Souhwaalar*----------------- along - arc g I curve to Bw N 867 72 tog Bw to« haung • raMua g I I l i s a tog and a carargt angi* mgto g 20*21 a r . bamng E I0*n 8r W . 864 M tog to a Poet g Tangancy (2) E O O TO t-O rV 77B 74 tog to 4 Port g Curvaaes; (3) Soudmaatorty. 360 70 M l along Bw arc g a curve to Bw nghl haven a raMua ol S712S tog and a control angto g 25*03oar Chord bearing g S 12*3703* * .. 377 86 tog U a Port g Havana Curvature. (4) SortWMMrN K f . I f tog along Bw arc o( i cuva to Bw lah fwvmg I raMua g 16000 tog and carsg ay * of 84^71 o r . Uand baanrg 5 02*07*76* E . *67 77 la g lo g Revera* Curvature. (5) Port m a curve. Bwnca Nonhaegerto. 078 44 tog atong tw arc at i curvslo mo toff hoUngoraMuog 436 00 l#g end *csrarg*rrt*g 90*0000*. chord beaikn N 4S-44 3 T W . 80S 11 tog to 0 Port g Tangency, Bwnca S. «an8*27* W , 287.IS tog to 0 Port on Bw EoM -y # g -s s y Ons g ms RschomaOialion of Cyprsto Cissk. Bwncs obnq toot ngUM -say krw N. 00**4 J T W . 4 00 tost Bwncs S. triS 7 7 * W . 34 22 tog to Bw otorsmoraonsd Port g Bsgnrvng LESS ANO EXCEPT THE FOLLOWING SEVEN (7) PARCELS. RETMEO OFFICERS" VELAOE. PHASE I A poicg g tort Mng in Bw NorthssU 1/4 g Ssckon 12. Ibwrrtap 32 B o M . Rongt IB Cm L IMaboiouan Counfy. Flood*, tg d psreg Bsgmrong g 0 Port toimd by maasiring from me SouBhvsU cc MOud Northssg 1/4gS sqlo n 13. N otrorai* W . oiongms\___ boundoiy g Mid NciBwh U t/4, 1144.04 toat Bwnca N 09*871 r E^473 OfIto g. to Bw abo ■amonbonod Pos< g Beginning: Bwnca bom ie d Pota Bw toSowmg Newlem (19) couiaa i i ) n . m n r 1 ^ .1 1 1 7 tog. m n io * tr o r w . 1733a tog. p i N 38*8737* W . | 7 « toat (41 N 2S*07*Sr E . 4ES3 toat (5) N 54*0949 E . 9904 toat IS) E 18*5 73 T 1 .9 0 79 to g to a Port on a cunr. (7) Along Bw lie g l curve to Bw ngre. concava to Bw Northsast radtoa M oo toat daaa 08i*4i r r . arc 27 OS toat choid bearing E 47*3909 W . 2EfS tost to 0 P ort g ravaraa cuna: (•) Along rw arc g l curve to Bw too. concave to Bw SouBwaat raMua •7 00 toat. daaa 077*2S*ar. arc OS 08 tog. chord baanng s 3 9 4 9 1 9 W . 4011 toat 10 i Port of Tangancy (9) S OCTOJOO'W. 45 30 feat <I0I_N 90*00-00* _E . 4911 C a t (I I ) n i . ooro n t r w . 1940 toat to o Port on a curva. (12) Along Bw arc g a curva k) Bw nght eoncava to ma So u b w m raMua 4314 toat dafla 101*1101*. arc 7S S6 toat chord baanng N S7-00 33* E . 66 98 toat (13) Laavkigogdcurva, E 06*3701*W . 3804 tow. (14)8 s r o r J l ’ E , 119 63 toar. (IS ) N 73*22*09 E . 47 04 tog; (10) S 17*7732* E . LtQdNotlct s a il toot ( i r ) ■ o r n r w , t r 177 OS toat too Port i • • -r ^ A J o ItoBW ) N * r l» * 9 w . ■ m M g a m w rg D Y T R E S S CREEK VELAOE Z r X 'Z " * ? * R E T B W 0PF1CER9 V E LA O E PMABE ■ A porog g tort iykw m Bw BouBisag 1/4 at Socaon 1. — *-------*i Com fy "* r t tomd by moogmng from mo SouMowg con 1/4 el oorton t j. Ibsiwha 32 Soum. Rang* I t ^naffy Ftondo. n o c r o T a r w . Mbng ma g aaa HumaaW i.-o aa toat Bwnca to B T Sjr i r « 5*1 aa P ort g Bagmrvng Tfwnco bom (84) oourtat to It I Atone Bw ore g . . _ 8*3 oo Teat daaa 0 0 9 4 6 0 9 . arc 38.70 tom, char o r t s i r s . 38 S6 toat to a Port g Ravaraa Curve; arc g a curva to Bw toff, concava to Bw W att raMul daaa 013*14*19, aw 221 39 tost chord baanng ft u -u e > w , 730 oo toat (3) Laawns ta d curva. S 07*05*39 W . 27A10 toot (4) N o s i s o r w . 3304b toot 151 N T T 4 9 3 9 KB. 824 toot (6) N in o -js * ■ . 150M toat (7) H r r x x a r w . 10B JO toat M n I4TS8S* I . SO 34 toat to o Port on 0 curat; (*) AtorwBW MO g 0 euwatomangfo. rrt. concava to Bw SouBwaat a m i 104 OBIsst BMM aa iI tTO 37 toot Chord boonna N 70*4919 ■ . 117JO o a r i n r. .. aw o 3/ toat too P ort gRevsrao Curve. 1101 Aknng o w e d g o < leff. wnravs m Bw Mum. raMuo 2M 00 toot B)Bt O B T. . , 201 34 torn. Chord bsarmg N o n e * * S .e C B a t t t M t o t i “ Curve; 111) Atong me etc g o Curva to Bw ago. oonco roto . wMue to* oo toat daoa 019*8908*. Me ITB 87 toat t 71*0903* E . 158 IS to a tjlt) LSBWrt 0MB CWve. E i r s r a r l . s a M t o a t l i J I E j r i T 5 o ' w . i S 2 o i toM.(14 )s 37*0959 E . 1172S toat (IS ) t 03*04 0 9 YB. IW 271 or 41-S3* S , 779 90 toat ( i n to 90*00-00* f 170 541 . _ (x ro o rx ri 7 o ii3 to e r.(i9 )B s a -ia -o rw . J T u o a ls to io o rtrt on o curve. (70) Along Bw arc g i curva to Bw toi. aarwBis East raMua 487 00 tog. dart 013*0(772*. arc 103 74 tom. beams S ot’ i r s r w . 10382 toat to a P a rt g tongoncy p i ) E 05*1917 « . 14S3B toat to a Port gounw. (22) Atong * ms a m g** ouns to Bw tok. concava to m* Normastt * 14 02* I . 173 31 ^ G S r Z S Z F T1" - ' u m 'm N 0 8 -4 W t o .s e 00 tod. s * ;* i4 'o rto .s io o to d B B w M v w iw a i scIParaMBay i v g I LEBB ANO D IC E PT SKETCH ANO LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF ABORTION OF PHASE V» RETMEO OFFICERS VELAOE f P ^ g g im B k a m M B to B a u B N H M 1/4g S a c a o i 1. I b a r d m 32 “ 36305 RETIRtO OFFICERS VELAOE. PHASE IV A p a rd g land Mnn n Bw Soudiwad 1/4 at Sacton 1. Tbsrrtvp 32 South. Rang* l » E a « H»»0orough Courffy Fronde u d powg bamg mors parkcutorty dkkcrtoad u le f c m Bagm M a Port found by maaaurmg bom tw foudaeoM oomea at m#_Norffkaaafil/4 at ( M a n 12. Smnorap 32 Soum. Rmga IB toat fMdrorouan County. Frond*. N 00*01*41* W . atong m* Wag boundary b w at u d Noffhsad 1/4 m d Bw NOfBWffy rin-ff-riws ol u d trw. 2084 10 tost Bwnca N B r s r i r ■ . T i l 15 toal to Bw (IT) (1) Atong Bw aw g a cunw to Bw toff, concava a Bw tow 143 00 tod. daaa 020*0928*. aw 190 07 toat c t v N 17*0939 to. i n n toat to a Port g Ravaraa Curve O ) Tangwicy. (3) N 08*1#1T to . 108 i s trtt to a Port g a rts . (4i Arong w ow i w of (do a r te to Bw mg ttw o curvw tw nghf. concave to ma Faat. r. .487 00 tod. dsff* 05*2717. ( ------arc 42 n E C rtaraacaon wan a cunw. (H ) Bwnca dong Bw aw g a curve to Bw tort concave to Bw E u f. raMu* 11100 toat dae* araaTO r. aw 17S 68 tow. chordI baanng 1 11*35 21* E . 18638 toM to 6 Port at -------M a r t # ( 12) A ro rq e w a w g a curve tom* w b e concave to •Altowal raMu* 122 oo tost data 06714 o r . aw tSS 78 toat baarem 8. 174 929 E . 106 37 last (13) lsaving u d curve. - . .8 9 i r V » .4 6 S 7 t o # t l1 4 )S 76*87 8* to . M 3 4 w d (1 8 IN <'«> S 62*47*9 to, j T i r tort (17) S 77382919. I l l 36toatk)Bi«4kiramar6onad P o w g B l| » V 9 g RETIRED C f FtCCRC VELAOE. PHASE V A pared g land lying n Bto Mm BMBM 1/4 at Sacacn 12. and Bw Soumwad 1/4 ol Sacton 1. Ibwrwha 33 Soum. Karoo I t ( a m JJJto b g g y i County. Ftonda. M d pared bamg more pameutorty oncrCwd 11 IqAo m toaomng M a m (18) cauraao * * (J IN 34*870(7 to . U M tod. (3) S SO 02 38* to . 140 28 toat to a Port ol cunw. (4) Atong Bw aw ol • p90-°ff0qr. arc r n Id tod. chord baanng N S4*S724* t o T l l l 14 tod to a Port el Tongancy; 18) N. 09S774* to. 2----------10*4931* ( . 173 S3 mat |n N ---------- “ ** •0-02-39 E . 11370 toat (*l 4 OS' curve, (10) Atong Bw aw at a curve________ _____________ _ _ _ aad. raMu* 84] 00 toat ddto 071*5137. WC 207 17 toM chord baanng t . 1S*MOl* E . 208 S3 toat to a Port g Ravaraa Curve {H JAk^ g i r t g . q r t . t o B w w mt concave to tw loumwaat S 11*0948* 06*0741* a r t* to bw ngre, concava to Bw wad. raMua 787 00 last i 010*8119. aw 143 42 toat chord bamng S 00*1759 w 7 l* 3 21 5 ? f5 ^S T* M to . n 40 toM ( 18) 8. 85*070(7 to. SSSS tod to Bwatoramarwciwa Port gBagratog RETMEO O FFC ER 9 VELAOE. PHASE VI *boundary Of sad Normwad I/4.1S U 47 lr n l B w ^ « ? ^ 0 9 S 9 # " ‘j’?**- ? ° r ? l 4 IY> •4**^ » • FtoW b o u v l^ N s r s 7 i a r t . 847 91 to d to Ih* above- rwch^w y f o 5 W tod anrTnrard u r o t o i ^ 9 ? I ( M l . daparkng aau La Paroma ow e rwi h a r t m g taro Sauffwrff t— mdary d U Pdoma Veto}# Unff I ito toMwffm rvro (7) couraaa i f *931-4919. 750 TO tod' IS S S S 8 S N S W 0 9 7 7 5 7 W . •• oa to d ■2*54*1919. 2B2S1 to d 24*490719. 14309 tod 08*1454*8. S4S 90 lag 01*04*9 W . 18307 toat 7970-19 E . 399 86 tod. 77*54" X T 8 . ---------- v « , g ,A ,a t j a ..,«.-a i ns»b7at (9 0 3 3 9 E . 88 24 toat (20) N 07T ! REST. 631 §7 fad. (24) [!■) ;»-------------n f c * »* . —r w „ j t i s * I***- (241 06* 9 R . *8 00 (**!. |26) 6 64*0319R . 770W t *2-3409 R . 367 W S 3 r 0 9 1 l* f . 350 00 I 21-0102" R . 783 ' 00-3109 E . 383 541 •ad corrwr al Ma) >Vltog# Una i. Bwnca atong Bw L -s k ^wB??BSfelHBR5R S ^ S yb * H 2 , r - “ ■ " ,0 4 *“ •^ ” IT ? !* N 0741331 9. 38 SB toal to Bto aforafftonfcrwd Poe* ot Bagkvvng Coraaaang a IW Actsr more w toM LESS ANO EXCEPT £?JrK {s JU S ? 2 J E N J 3 - 0 7 3 ...................... . to . to o 81........ toM.. . (24) N ----------------- aw ot* "**• " J JS?!?* • #,*v****• Akmi (to tame BoaMwaat raMue4 1 14 toat a .R S d B e m n g S iro o -jr w .ie M s s s s i ^ t s s 5 s r . J K a r “ i s * " l 0.!?1- * ! - * f o u n d b y m e a s q r m o f r o m th e f m t t o Tt S e 2 * , M 4 , l w l 2 2 S 5 * T 9 n t r o r x r « * .u i i t o d W 27217 1 * » 713 37 toat O il <1 10*1107 1(7 (37) N 00*0709 E. 15041 tod. to a Port g 1B 79J9M*. aw 86 61 tost chart tita v ii n Atong Bw _ 20 00 tog J ? w . 1PSB*. MC IS S3 toat I^ J b a a n n g N 3 9 1 4 3 9 1 74 TI toat OS) Leaiw^ w d curve S 38*8737 r . 14 II toat to 4 Port on 4 curve. (161 *Z W £ £ £ r - a S ' S ’i i " t i ’ i r w s F t o . - M i s a 53*0100*6,204 SI toat (M I N 08*4339 S ---------- n N il 5) 4) 7) TO S S K ofS w o b "• w ^ 0 c o u r s e ? W W T w " <MNW« ™ « ro u o y M N ° N 87*374719. I I S 84 FEET S f U T i l T TO APOINT OF CURVE. ARCOff A c i m v i TO THE MIGHT CONCAVE TO 00 FEET DELTA 45*8709 ARC 24 06 K i ^ r S ? ? S G f N ^ y ,,*0 s 1 n « * t T T° 4 * S7"On OCT I . 19623 ^EET 9 6 9 3 4 19 E. 73 I0 E C E T 8 6 7 4 0 7 7 )9 lO O O IF IE T S S T 117719.267 46 FEET T t* AFORE MENTIONED P O N T OF FIT GINNING ra w iB Oeecrpenn g CtAderg •4 g Iff# toaowmg deterbad haraaffar acqu-ad n wr-eff caxam* any ngra. tea h u m or fwmaffg attached to aractod uam “ * 1 appUrtarwa to ralaang lo. or *4 uf any portam g . or bom any a Nag Property at daicmwd m •paeffro tnumgakorw batow ng banakaa g any and *6 g Bw Red Prtewny n u i i u - ^ ■ ^ - -■■taacn any montmiy ^ , toat couraa wrad toaa. go# cm t o r t Of any a c o rn s garwratodby any enneouronaaa raaiaurant knack bar or bar kxatod on m* Rad .j H — . "tode mm otoffwr ucuray gnwn 10 utaffy -T .M K . ra* to fviu a n ci OE 0# Mcurty m d ai o^a# «acw'tv ctorww and r.ir«« p*fl 10 MMracto# « <*haf pad* m uurwc*cm wif* v « _ 1 aw g • aunw is (w lO O k u t 6M eOlOK7J7* i ^ s 't o d T * E T 1 0 11 bad m Sacton 1 02 at Framkom M Bw *Gc9 Ct4) s C(treat Cram area taraanwra dai< Sun Cry Caraar 11 me Pubkc Raesrti i py * * * tond Mng m Bw Nortiaad 1/4 1 Sacton IJ. m d tw 1 -vm ertl 1/4 g Sacton 1. fc w w ip 32 Soum Rang* i t Ead "torwroogh Carney. Ftonda. asd pa.cd being mors pent daffy R-gn g a Port tound by ffwaaunra bom Bw SouffveeM comar g w d Norm a ad 1/4 g Sacton 17. N 00*01 41* W along tw Waal bramrtry tow g M d NorBwad 1/4. IW. and Bw Nonrwffy f pnj-rroacon g 1 N 0 9 8 9 1 9 i 543 40 tod to (W I P ort g Sagmrmg. mane# bom u * ‘/ffomng khy (901 oowta* 11) N 64*1437 E . 00 03 toat to a Port on a curve (2) Arong Bw »-c g « Or t a to Bw NR concave to tw Eatl. raMua 487 00 tost drta 0170037. aw 103FtlaaL ( baanng 5 * 01*1189 ~* W . 103 82 Nal to a Pert g tangmey 01 s 06-i'l91 7E . 16831 tog. to a Port of cunw; 141 Along Bw are g a cuve to Bw ML •Mu* 487 OOtoaL 00 to*L ddto (S I* 021*813 7 . aw 174 30 tod chord twarmg S 1 9 I4 3 T E 1.17331 .I tog. to 0 Port g Ravera* Cunw. IS) Atong Be •-egacurv* nre *0 BW nga concave to BW Soumn«M raMu* 84100 ' ' “ I IW IBOSTtod cnod S 17*08 3 9 t . 'MOO toM. (I) laavrog add curve, t 07471)7 E 30 13 tod. (7) N '■0*55 2 9 f . 03 I f tod. (0) S 7934 0 7 8 . 71 17 lad. |S) t 591 749 V*. 1SB 14 toal (10) S 06*4739 W . 163 30 lad to a Port d cuve ( I I ) Arong Bw aw g a curva to ma " d t concave to Bw Nnffhaad raMua 64w 00 to d Odd 0191538*. *w 7084* * * , ----------- J B 14*1138* W . 206 01 tod. to a P ort at Ravaraa Cun*, ( i f ) Along Bw aw at a cun* to Bw WR concava to Bw V r ew a d raMu* MO IS la d dd U C70-34 83*. aw 201 21 tod. chord baanng S 1 7 4 147 W . 200 13 to d to a Port on a cun*, d l l Arong BW aw g a curve to m* WR concava 10 ma Eaal raMu* '5644 00 to d drta 001*4741*. aw 4 M 62 to d cnont bearing S 0 3 T 2 3 7 W . tdSSOtoat (14) Leaving i*rt cun*. S 45*30-19 E . H I 90 toat ( I I I B 17*2737 8 , 62 14 toal (Id) S 0*33*1719.1700 tod (1 7 )8 24*2737 18, 17703 tod. to 1 Port on 4 cun*. 116) Atong B a a e d ! c u v e ro Bw WR concave u Bw Souffraad. raMu* 430 00 tod. daft* 0 1 0 M 9 I7 . OW 77 04 tod. chord bamng N 391747 W . 76 W to d to a Port on a curve (H i Atong Bw aw g 1 curva to rw WR concave to *w Norm seal. raMu* 20 00 tog. ddto 0471939, aw 1478 toat Chord bamng to 81*3749 E . 14 42 to d to a Port g Compound Curve (20) Arong mo arc g a curve to tw toR concava to Bw Hotmaag. raMu* tai dafU 0193727. _ 190 00) tod. •w 01 40 to d chord I Off! baanng N 31*1739 E . d l 21 lad. (21) .................. .to 2 7 1 1 4 9 E . 67 11 tod to a Port g cun*. (22) Arong tw aw g o curva to Bw toR concave to Bw SouBraaai. raMua 05 00 to d drtaI 0494419. 0*944 19. aw OW S2 82 47 tod Chord bamng N 01*44 0 9 W . 76 K to d (23) ----------------------Laavmg amd- a , N 53*073l*>». ' « SI to d (24) to 06*3701* E . 39 04 tog.. to a P ort on a cunr*. (T5| Arong aw aw g a curva 10 me toll, concava k> fha Soulhaatl raMua 41 14 la d dMM 101*6131*. OW 78 00 to d chord bsarmg S • 7003 7 W . M M l t d (26) Laavmg ta d curve. ......... S 00*0306* .............................................. 0709 1 W. 140 M to d too Port I. (27) Along aw arc g a curve to Bw M B L raMua 76 no tog dto d » u 030*03 4 7 X V I SStottMtord ‘ baanng ■ S. 18*04 89 1 9 . » 42 tog. to a Port ofTangeney: yeney (70) (2B )8 S JC 30*0»51*18.80« T O d lr W . ■ OB toot ' to 0 * Port on a curve. 179) ATOng Bto aw d a curve 10 Bw toR concava to Bw SouBvwati 1127 150 41 itgfEconcavs to Bw SouBwag. rado !o i? 00 tog. dwu 074*20-44* m W B I to d Chord baatamN 3 7 1 7 2 7 E . BIOS to d to a Port of Rffvaraa Curva. (14) AAmg ma aw at 0 cunra to ma toR concave to wo*L raMua 70 00 la d daoa 0791789. aw 26 81 to d mng N 3 9 1 0 9 ■ . 34 71 tod. (38) Laavmg aaTO curva. S E . 1411 to d to a Port on a curva. (30) Atonqm* arc al • 35*8337 E, cunra to Bi* concave to Bw Nortraad radua 30(0 lad data Bw WR toR concava tailing N 1719-49 f . • 86 tog. to 0198919. aw S S I to d eh • Port g Ravaraa Curve. (37) Along Irw aw g a cunra 10 iw ngra, iw a concava to Bw Eau. raMu* 18050 X tod. daffa 001*3509* ore 44146 to d chord bMffng N 00*37*7 E . 441 45 to d to a Port on • cunra, (30) Along Bw aw g • curve to Bw npo. conceal 10 Bw SoutwooL f0M M C 4B .ll t o d agio 020*30-41 . aw 23133 toat chord baamg N. 17*787 E TbO M to d to a P crtg R a va rva Cuve; (39) Aroma m e o w g • cunra to Bw toR concave to Bw Neffhwag radius 560 00 le d d S U 01S*1S3B*. ow ITS 47 to d chord baanng N I4*SV39E. 177 71 tod to* P o M d tangmey (40) N 05-4739 E . 9047 to d (41) s. 84*1707 Ml. I7B31 toat (42) N 26*575719. j f X toat (43) ft 86*0700* E . 205 SI toat (44) N. 05*4779 E . SO 40 tog to 4 Port g curve; (45) Along t w g « g a curva to Bw toR to BW W ad raMu* 757 6o to d dafto 010*sr 19. *W 1*3 42 md bearing N 00*1759 ■ . 14321 t o d to a PoffN g y. (46) to 05*0741* W . 10 M to d toa P ort g cunra; (47) Arong rw aw g ■ curve to Bw NR concava to Bw I *57 So lag, daaa 027*0709. aw 17678 tog, chord bearing N 18*0945*19 . 174 46 to d to 6 Port at Ravaraa Cu v r (46) Arong Bw M g 6 CMV6 to BW uga. concava to BW NorBWkd raMua 543 00 tog BNIa 071-5137, aw 207.17 to d choid baarmg N 191*01’ W . c y MM 14538 tod. to 305 97 tod to 4 tost M■Tangancy H HOB-1 n r w . ...................... 6 Poua of cunra; (50) Along Bw na ol i cunw to Bw ffMB. concava to i E a d raMua1 8*3 54j 00 oo to la d 66H daaa 010*80-39. Oio-so-37*. «re am 103781 10378 to d chord M ngN. 00*0707 3 . 102 60 tog to Bw afotarrwrwonad Port g L IE E ANO EXCEPT LEGAL DESCRIPTION A PORTION OF PHASE V4 RETIRED OFFICERS-VILLAGE A pawg g land M m BI Bto EouBtotoM 1/4 g Sacbon 1. fownahp 32 SoUR, Range t i ( M L tf■tcxxouui County, Ftonda. aaaf pare* bamg mow paikcUMiy daaotwd m taSowc ' ) M a PMfff touid by maaaunng bom Bw SouBrawal comar g 1 1/4 g Sacton 12 Towna/vp 32 EouBl Rang* IS E a d IWbOoroucBi C a rry FtoNBa, n oo-o 141S«. Mong aw w ag bouratory Bw g B I Northwaa 11/4 and Bw Northarty prokmgeaon of tgd In*. *5» — > » * » r t . tomrahmgk macTurwry w w w f f burtng ra ra ra U fA m r t* gomto i n j ganaf« H m g d > * o•my *7* J J * -to y e mwaaoavsr now or iw aafvr roraiad n or an or aCachad afkawd g utad or n ontoo m be utsd m 1 krt| m# Reg Property aawdwr now anatryi ar rwraalu fk to b g rtfroui kmaanon. a* macrwwry arywvnai ■eweanca* and kmaa* tor ganmadd or ik u t N U o wr •totawffy. N N W « raf.roo.d-m a. tor . . . w n , « u r a > , rtTOusa n ortot Bw awArdonaf mwwi or swoda. or tor aw wmerd to. . eanama. m nd bracada a ____ 1 %varans draprt Mapary rad* and I ____ , "WTOf*. mantoto. acraana. Nrotomn csrpaaa and carokkng waO m d Moor cevarmga. pkarorng bamiutv u w a baama. pwea. lamata rtrar Maaara tourney atMumam r n f w i Myara. c* beta*, re (igarMarE IWddng vnffa. alovaa. ovana range* Mahwaarwra rtapoaata. sale, naaiara. mcmarslorv lumffiit* brfura* and tamMIOnaE totovitront. raMoa comnmtwakon lyviama ganwa racraabong and kaanwnmg pool agu/pmanf mctoMng sffhout •maaaon. a* god Cuba, grff carta toaa tag* Nan moaara. and ot oewr gr>4. gad fafgad, or rod .aiarad araw>nwr* aa ipaciffraay detagnad wanoaaoni and fu.rathmga. araj a* g aw coaaiarai datertoad fwram new or fwraaffd dakvand or ro ba dakvarad to aw id) ot noma* md*« or by dven Bw Raaf Property may a! m y m w b* operated Of known, and al nTka to carry on t u r a u imdar any auch nama* 01 any vanars of tuch name* and aa badamana irada name* patent appacanorw panbng tor any trademark* badanama* or paiana an) guxbvff ratokng n any M y to Bw Raaf Proparty. 1*1 a* mtor r y n and awtor Mock 'twang 01 Bw Real Property nkam g. meroiff tmaaton. M g Bw Mtof. Mnoary and Norm tawar •yMama rvw or nsraafiar oanad by Bw Ur-1^ 7 - ahroh era trow or haraaftor localad by over m d upon Bw Property or any part m l pared Bwr*g. and much satar tykiam nd u d w ot awtor mam* Mnroa tolaraf* bydranlt ratva and appurtanancst. and eh*h Msar lyklam metodrt aa aanffary aaaar krw* mcluMfro mam* tolaraf*. manhoM*. and acpurtonanca*. al pevmg tor Mrad*. roadt aasaark amranc* M y* or a c c tu nos or haraaftor owned by Mortgagor and efveh art now of haraaffar tocatod on ma Real Property or any p m g pared tw ra d al at Mortgagor a rtaraaf n aa perm* tost, mpact toat and urtry aacuray dapowra or bonda pod or mad* m oorvwckon wan Bw Rag Property dsacrtwd iwraewpov* or any part g peroaf Bwraof; (1) at poaciat g mauanc* raunng ro Bw Rag Property or Bw coaaiarai datertoad haram. aa pracaad* and K a m i aname •court g any damage to of tofung g al or any part at BW 1 Property or Bw colataraf (toterow) haram and ai cause* a t« and racovanaa tot any lota or tommjeon m Bw ootuo ol Bw Rad Propmly or tuch cotalaraf. avkjMng. aaarog 1 el any aatondad covaraga. katowry. or oBwr mauanca pokey rwunng Mongagjr. Bw Rag Property or any g bw property datertoad haram mad* m ammana domam pro-caaMnga or purclwa* m kau g tuch procaaMngt sen raapacl to Bw Rad Property. M cautat uf ackun aid racovanaa now or haraallaf m aaaalanca. tor any lota or Mmn/aon a< vakj* g ma RaM Pnywrty and ai proceed* 0! any and ao g m* luragomg coaaiarai and. to m* ail ana n g offwrww* mckidad M paynwras under mauanc* (wheOwr g n g tw Sacusd Party •• 1ha roat paya* ol tuch mauranca). or any mdanwfy wa/raray or guaranty, payabto by raaaon g toaa or damaga to dr uha/mta aom raapacl Is Bw Raaf Property or any g m* 1 ~ * (g) M pun* and ipdRcabon* prepared lor conn ruction g mprovemam* on Bw Rag Property *4 MuMat. data and Maw voi rauiad to men anprovwnams. a* puma laaa. -Tywci i**a uHBy •scuffy dapoafft or bond* pad w mad* 1-------------- -— ------------- ■ Property of any part ffwraof and ot comraett and agraamant* •raaradtaobyMMljagof -. _ . andwarrarwaamdc-------rwat and guarani Mortgwfor rautng u auch puna and apaoOcahon*. u auch MuMm dau and drasmg* or to Bw dmatopmanf. drugn conalrucaon ranovakoR or mpnaramara of tw Bog Propkrty. (h) ei duthaae m d ag* egraemenn. dapoeff racewto eacrow agraa/nsray waaaa and otwf ancaury docunanw and ayaamaraa •ntomd aso wan raapacl ro Bw u f f » anypuKhaasn or warn to m y totaaaa g a* g m y part g Bw Rag Prorowny rogalwr wah aa dapoaaa ash raapacl to and oBwr pmrsarta g aw law w tokM g M or m y pm g tw Rag Property. I , ot damaga* royaraa*. m d ravomra* ol every k n t n d u * and daacnpuon whd aaavw Iw i Mortgageto* may ba Da emitted lo racan* kam any paraon or anary owmng at *r h*vv hav/ntj ar hereafter *-------ol O T fM » I . B . M M A B M M . R >B M -(I) t t kcanaa* (mckiMng. but n g kmrtad lo. any buMwaa •cars**, kryrot kcanaa*. opsrakng kcanaa*. or urmtof maaara,. corv iracu. agraamanty. managanwnf com act*, banchwa amaamanu . and grarammamu psm M (mduMny. M n g kmaad any pamato wauad by Bw Ftonda Oaparlmani g EnvuonmehU f Ragutokon), auhoruaborw. w cartOcMM rauffrad or ukkd m comae iron skh Bw ownarahg, oparaaon. rang, of mamtonanca g Bw RaM Property. Ik) M accounta. bank accounn. fundi, docummia. contract nghta. commffmanto. note*. Chang paper, malrunwnt*. gana.ai yiangtoto*. m d OBwr obbjanorw anamg oU g or m coniwdton wffh BW owrwrwvp oparaaon. UM. ranuf. m d davaroprnara g Bw R*g to. P) a* ■ffWMAlorw tor. accaaarorw to. changaa g . aMMona to WtocamtrtM g any g m* nhoia or any p m 5 m a M d a ra i bad hared and P » n * °< any of ma coAawrg daacittad hwauv Aa w ad hgwn. Bw torni Drocaada* mcfudM afwtavar w racwvabto of g oBwtNiaa Mtpoaad g . whghar tuch __ ___ la votontary or •twhmtary m d metoday wanoui kmiunon. al Chaag papm. agtotMffnfangbrat. doc • w n M f aa ngra* ro mauranca paymmfl. Inckjdmg rakrni piamnmw. nan raapad to tuch coSatofM PARCEL to EXHIBIT "A 2* A pweg g land Mng n -r -e m e J . 2 and 11, ifbw ng n Townahp 12 louBi. Range 19 Eaal »^ ^ ^ / ^ T C o u r a y Ftortdy tgdparogbang » (12) NC 160 431 E . 3S777 to d (7) S 20*1770" E . 17135 tog w a " 3 4 T t tod atong • r**u* o' 3700 W tod u d o f S S f<rrnru’ f8 .143 f i a 82 ' S toal J W to P a,#l * on a cunra. |8) " " Nnrmaagartv ta tS iK ■90604* port J L 'J P .N ? - W f BN aro d taat cunra to iw M l having a raMua a “ ■P0 l**t f ? . . c9ffral mata of 134*2926* (chord Soonn • W H M ' W t , 123 8 *w aw g 6 curve I i m a t g 70*i43T i n s s ia 8 0 9 4 1 3 7 1 .4 1 IfTtosno a port r a g aackng wah a eurvw. g* <348*56 56 . *w 24 06 toat choad baanng N 64*1609 to . 2343 toat “ • f o r t o' <"> » T7TJ234* to. 226 28 toat ( 12) N J T ^ w a r to. B*S* tod. i u i n \ r 7 r 3r w . n m ite t 14 n NORTH 55 W tod to a port d cu tod atong Bw arc d a airy* to Bw l IW I m d cararal o n to at 191147" « ____ „ o y o s s r R . T T m t o p w a port g -------------------------- v s & o in s ir tod, to a Port NR. concave to B » ■620111 me (37) Ato 6 4314 toat asto 101*51 01*. I . 1973*28 47. aw 08 M toat f ____ N 3P 49S 9 1 . X I I toM to a Port g RavaraaCwv*. (42)/ . w aw M acw va to BW toff, concava to Bw MofBissA to 070*3941*.aw 36 07 toM chcrdbaanngN T M __ . '_________ s u e to a P ort g RevafM Cirta. (431 Acng ma are g a cuBva to ■ « i h e concave to oi* East raMuo IM80 00 toot doOo 001*38 0 9 , ore 441 40 tool chard bamng N 03*3947 E . 441 48 toat B I Part on (44) Arong ma aw g a curve to (to WBE conce r t to Bw Ml. raMua baa is toat taffa 020*3047 aw 231 32 toat bearing N 17 4 ] 8 7 t ■ 230 06 toat to a P ert g Ravaraa Curve.L l«SI Along Bi* arc ol a curve to Bw toA. cancavw to Bto tatou* 800 00 toat (toffj 019 1 8 3 9 . OW 17647 toat mo N 14-5128* E . 177 71 t o g t o o ^ o r t t o tangancy. 1401 N 08*4339 1 . 60 47 loot 147) E S T I T O T to. IT B tT to a t W n 298387* to . 34 SS toot (4f| to 58*0700* E . 108 I t toot 150i N 08*4339 E . n 40 tog to 8 P art g curve: (11) Starto Bto ore g a curva d m* WfL concave to Bw toast rsdua 787 OO toat tsto O K TS l’fB^. aw 14342 toat chard bamna N 00* 17598.14371 toat to a Port of Tangancy (82) N 08*^741* to. S O M tog ft a Port g cvrv* (83) Along tw arc g a curve to Bw M L concava to Bw raMu* 457 Oo toat daaa 027 0 2 0 9 . aw ITS 7B toat I baanng N 19*0941*•to. to. 174<9 to a -P ert M 174 <a tog. k Curve9;J I(84) Arong *to arc aw M g a curve to Bw nrrt. i eonesi Norawast raMu* 543 uu toM. daoa 021*5f i r . aw 207 17 toat 1914E1* t o .' 208 B2 toat to a K j r t at tangmey. (88) N OS'ta 171 * to . <05 30 toM to a Port g curve (SOI Arong Bw aw g a a rt* to>Bw nght ram. concava con to Bw East raMua 84300 toat dstu 010*8017. 78Heat I ■ aw — T102 ------cfwrB* chord baanng N * 00*0707 -------------------E . 107 00 torn to Vw I n*d Pert g | Coroanng IS 5071 RETMEO O FFC lR S ' VELAOE. PHASE H A pared ot tond Mng at Bw NofBMMW 1/4 g l _ 12. Soum. Rang* 19 EaM MetDorough Counha I bang morsparkaaarty daacrtosd aataSnss Bean g a Port toimd by msaaurmg bom Bw SogBisag corrwr g ta d Nortawaal 1/4 at Ssckon 12. N 00*0141* to. akvw Bw Wag bounda/yg M d Mormaaal L4. 1902 47 toat Bwnca N n * S 9 1 9 ( . 402 to tog. to BW *bntwmmoonod Port g Bagmranu. Bwrws bom M d Port Bw Mtoaang M om (IS) eowkoo |I|N 0955 a r E . 2SI 70 toat 12) S 06*1937* E . I42 31to0t|3) N 70*08H*E. 173 04 tog. to a Port m a curva (4) ArongBw OW g 1 omw to Bw nght concava to (w SaMhwSOL raMua 132 00 last da** 130*5504* aw M l 01 tod, chord baanng 8 3 7 2 7 1 9 T . 240 18 tog. to a P o rtg R m w ra s O rt6 .a )A io rw B W M o g a cu rA | to Bw toff, concava to Bw Eaal raMua 253 OO toat data 087*8731*. aw 288 81 tod. chord baanng I 0 7 0 8 3 9 to. 245 14 toat to a P ort at Ravaraa Curve, (0) Along ma aw g a curve to Bw nght concave to Bw Wag. raMu* I I 7 00 tog. data 087*8J09, aw 11(30 N 77*0000* t , 3917*89 j . , 590 0O T E . CREEK VRLAGE *A*. N -----------------69*4-04 891*39 7746*7 75*0449. . . . EAST. 2*7 12 toat. (17) 4948-49 19. 216 78 l e d . 7 9 4 *39 «B. 2 » 0 * to d <11 •7*3*4919.1J7 81 t o d l i r a T j o - w . 47o ss to d (21 5 7 8 7 8 9 1 9 . 344 45 l t d (7 7**30-41*1. (M S B to d B91 B I T BE. 443 04 H at 21 ■987-49 E . 317 41 lag. 21 4 9 3 *871 9. 307 5 / tog. * 7 9 3 1 19 E .3 4 B 6 6 to d 33 • 73717 E . 871 W to d 14 ».m m ks4,,% f ! t 2 5 1 (,rs r*“ C ” « > r t L Chord bad'kg J t U t a M t a e port g ie va n e curve. 5 3 * r a w to r a toM. ooncj w to wm flouXiw<ii w r t w 'JTQ o tosf.data )7i*?)08*. aw S 4 S S 1 to a tS w d _ b r - * f » 3 r t F i r f , 2 3 3 71 to gtoap ortgw m raa curve *» i * ? 1 • w e e me to*, eoneave to me Soum* 016*1129. aw 32 03 toat chord bsamg s 4 r ro T B to '. 31 n toat curve. S o i ^ ’o ? E_. m i l toat' j2 I^N ' ■ . 87 IS tog. (24) ■ j r a O T * E . 71 17 5 9 1 7 4 9 W , 1SB IS Mat (26) S 05*4339 W . 183 36 Port g curve (2B) Atone Bw arc Ot o curve w Bw y E e w c e t e to BW Norms act raMu* 0 4 E « toat a g u 0191838*. arc 308 oa toat MWfd baanng B 14*8139 W , 70501 toat to o P ert g Raver*# Curve. 1301 Atong Bw am g a curva to me toh. concava to Bto SouBiaag. raMua 8B0 15 toat daaa 020*3417. arc X 1 7 1 toM. chord bearing t 1 7 4 147 W . 3001J tost to a P a rt g i a CMva. ( I l l Atong Bw arc g l cgv* to Bw tot. conceal to ma EaaL toMuc 15664 00 tost data 001*4741*. aw 466 (1 * - - .................. I s toff, concava to Bto SouBv • PewlP « o p * V * P ) Mni B i i ig i M o a i » • " > « "6Nng 4 raMua g 10000 tod «g*9 0» 1 9 8 9 1 9 Ichem baarmg and M H a w 6 ? -***" **4 B0? eufkttarat (4) NofBu U ^ J P J i N a f a t o n g t w me d a omra ■ bib “ — ■- - — * g I W W tod and a cararal anga at 12*8919 ( i N a n to y • Mkf c v f m m o T O n f l i u S « fesa :• «. ■■■ilM Vl UXXify FlonrJj i m p o r t ."to | 0" Bib am d a cunra I----------------■aytn* ma kMamg amran (7)^ oc- s a s a i a r i - s S ■tongBwaje g u r j cwvw to Bw ma N8 havmg a raMua g jao W tog £?o£2V % ? 07TT4M* (Chord baarmg _ 2:^,r£S*rar,4r^N ^ ? ^ f a t o » N R ^ f f a * » g a ra M u a g ra / «)to d w 5 S ra ra a 2 < S koncawog 3 5 o a-g .jj j g t o a n ^ ^ • ^ t o port K gg tangancy m T 0 ^ N 15) NORTH 13 00 tog b a p o f g o M M (S) w d atong Bw aw d a curve to Bw to* rw vm a g tod oo tog and cararg angto iff g 1911 4 9 fchmd beam . •— warn N 090851* 19. J l S J toot) to • part g _____________ IF) 31 7B tog dong bw aw g • amto to tw t v * ffavmga I baamg N 09 0 5 si* 19. J i u U n l o g f i S J•cm i . aad ■ S f W S S T -.'W -S y T cmwr at MW la Patom* Vmooo U m 1. Bwnca Bw I I couraa* Hi N 591457 87 fF T aoooo 400 W tog tog. i7i 12) iN 871105* £* •*N a t l3 )N *984-34*E . 15 10tog. 141 EAST IT 884 36 tog (Sj 8 *0*5189 8 174 T8 t o d N ) 8 18*8389 E . If * « » t o o ~ o n V « * io ’,i? J i ' J ? .toM *4on0 iw aw at tg d curve to Bw tok hmmg a raMu* of M W tog and cararg anma g 134*26 7 9 (Chord baanna am MalancaN 50*1881*8.(220toat) fBIN 11*1638*E 123 84lag 40*8259 19. 388 355 W tog tod (I I ) N 21*3707 1 101 N «(75JM* V»'. n Hi* IA 5 T 70000 tod 114) NORTH 140 *2 b d l l S ) EAST 74417 to d (!•) N 21 "834919. TO W tod (IT ) N 2 7 * 4 14 19. 88 78 to d I I I ) N 1924 4 4 19 M M t o d l l t I N S 114 88 tod. WEST. 831 I T tod. •6*06 4 9 19. IS W 42*3609 W 36TOO m o to r W . 752 43 to d (301 S 00*210(7 I Northaaal corrwr ol la LA Paroma Vikaga Unff p o rto n t w arc d a curve m k ) port _°* M*^ <■« Patoma Omra; Bwnca ■tone* atong along m taro m W i iim li bomMuy ma M o m n g w 9 4 ,4) couraaa m Souffmradarty 31 7< tod arorvj ffw arc at ta d cimra » Bw nda ffavmg a raMua of 100 00 " r , r 4 r F h W t o i J g a n tdkamoa s o r w i T R . 31 a ] H an 10 a p o rt g ravaraa cwvMura: (2) 363 84 tod to ffw Una • wnca arong u f f Soiffhaffy boimdary aw toaowma Mu (1) S 7 7 * 4 9 I . I0 » 74 to d (21 E A S T ^ J T e W i o port on tw I arc of a cimra M d port atoo bamg on Bw Waal* i nmaary s n f / S U * ' • ' " ■ T jcTwra baanng 3' *2 w d ) to a port or tangancy (J) SOUTH 58 00 tod ty a pert at eurvakira; (4) SowBwaatoffy t t at N** *tong t o o k d o curve to Bw toff Iwvmg a raMua d too oo tod And central •oal« ol fl*S0'1ff* bM W O and ri^~ ~ ~ • f J / ' N m atong Bw arc or a cunra to Bw m having a 1 I W W tod and cararal angra d 1 9 8 9 1 9 (chon Mktonc# S 04*2509 E . 7?36 toaf) to a p o r t d SOUTH. 102 74 tod to * " 101s41 • r iIiN' Iu dong u tS S g V n L A iita . 2 W W la d and cantrd anga d TO" 0 2 1w S KTOi 04" R . 1w 90 toaf) to a pert d (»P to M S S tod dong ma art d a ffavmg . a raMu* g 260 W tod and carwd m d *i d of i i - o n r (chord baarmg andI Malanca S 06*2931' ( . M l T t o a ^ __ ___ _ . s ^ - T ^ . r t o r s : ^4 ? s rs » r . s t e K ] i 0 3 3 7 4 9 R . 407 37 tod. (6) S 64*2139 R . 74710 tod IB a p • W EadjrN nghl ct may Ono d CypraM VWaga OwAii . b o a 8311. ........ ..page w _ m M port . _ ordad m 0 R 1*3. atoo bamgI on ffw a r c g i-----------------------# o r w . B w n c a dong r — - "Mat"*Eauarty - - boundary J * BM to rva* (3) couraaa ft) a Nniffwidany 264 28 tod dongBw me cunra to Bw "9 * hawng a raMu* d 1B08 W tod anrf# carbi d 06*2929 fcfMM Ib a m n g m d Malanca N 11*1217- 6 . f w C tod) to a port of largW m * 18-8239 E . 453 03 tod to a port d O r t ^ ,3, Nrarawmtort, 443 TB tod dm gB W tot d a i Ih* tol iwvmg a raMua g I M w tod and cararal m g a d 2B /Chord lra*r«g m d MUanca N 01*4169 E . 43677 tod) to Bw t own aa*i oornar of Pump Steam t o f a t ---------- * — " Record Book 8361 peg* 246 at t o putdc raeo C d r t y Ftonda dmwrtrg tad Eauarty t o r d a y g ( Budmrard nm Bwnca arong rw bomduy d Punp Satan toa 1 1 ktawmg thorn |)| courtat ( ! ) N 7 9 2 9 2 9 E . 41 00 1*61 O l N I 3 3 1 4 9 R 32Wtoe». ( l i S 76*2929R . 41 W toil to a p a rtm **oram*rk«on#d EaUafy bormrtory d Cypraaa Vaaga Boutovard ponf ort atoo bamg on tw arc d a cunw. Bwnca dong Mkf EatoMy bQ lA iq f rw lcn— m n hw (2) oouraat (1) Normwaaaaffy 15 88 tod tary ••rxq rw '* arc of cunra 10 aw ton ffavmg a raMua d S6S W tod m d -------- d 00*54 84* lehord tearing and Malanca N 1S"O303* W 15M “ m a pert ct Wnganry. (2) N 193T09 W . 1ST 70 tod loffwffOtNT F BEGiMffNO LESS ANO EXCEPT LEGAL O E S C R 9TO N A PORTION OF PHASE VB n t TIRED OFFICERS' VILLAGE A pared d land ffrra, n vw 8nu*v**u 1/4 d I luuei. Harraa I# r ---------mom parkcutorty » Rdpn ar a P ort tormd by maaaunng bom aw Imffhaad am m* Normwad 14 d Sector 12. taarthg 32 Souffv Range 1» I M I Ibffaborougn County Florida. N 00^01'4 P R . atong BM boundary tow d aaM tonramad 1<* a r t Bto to# “ " 'i S S i K R S * * Hmr¥f %r% I arong I canfrg angto , „ . ir S O i r (chard baamg and M a ra a S 06*7809 t . 7231 36 tod) to a p o rt d ravaraa cunrsbo* (8) .22 41 tod atong Bw arc d a curve to m* t m h ew n a - - *c ■**— 19 - — (chord — c— ..— i . angto i d i W w lag and control a d • 1950 twarra M tod) to a i S 0 9 2 8 0 9 t 2736 ray (6) SOUTH 102 T4 tod to a port g ciffvaiura. (7) jouVraatrar^Tn?t 41 tog atong Bw arc d a cunra to r w ngra rwvmg a raMu* of TkO 00 to*f ---------------- - t - tT t r ~ T T (rn — iF ra — n i ll ikdai a S 1(70109 W 100 « tod) ■ -----------------•8 65 tog g n o w i*g Mtlanca Pramdary nm Bwnca Bw I t o a w ba 16) ctaffva* | l(N a r i9 4 l’ W HIT I*tod IT) N 4 9 3 4 8 9 1 9 .^ 3 1 led (3>N 694*01-W . 247 W tod (4) N 090734 (51 N 0 7 5 8 7 4 4 W M7 90T 37 tod. (41N 0902 34 iE. 30721 307 21 tod. (5| W . 747 10 rtod "to o port- on m* - -Eauarty ro fto i *71 X T 19. (SI S *4*7133* ••• m* g C w n u Vdaga■Duutoranj aa lacordad m 0 R ** S2EI. peg* 241 aaaj port «No bamg on fw arc g a curve. Bwnca dong Mat Eaatorty boundary ma foaumng Btr** ( ] ) couraaa (I ) Normaau affy 264 25 lad dong Bw arc of awd curva to Bw nghf having a raMu* g 1405 W tod and a cantrd angle g 0B"70 T r ­ ienon] baanng and Malanca N 11*1717 E 293 *3 tod) U a port g tangancy (T IN 18*8919 E . 455 03 tod lo a port g curvator*. (3) Normaau affy 443 2B tog arong rw are ct a cunra to fw Nil rwvmg a raMua g 8M W tod and cental anna of 2922 4 9 (chord ba m g I N 01*4109 E . *38 77 toaf) to Bw SouffvtaU cnrwf J Hmp IN * in No 2 at racoidad m Offrod Record Boo* 8381 peg* 244 g aw pupae racorda of ION bnromp Couray. Ftonda. dapwvrq awd Eaweffy Uromdary g Cvpraaa Vltog* ft era van) run rwrroa aora Bw lundary of Fvanp Slaton No 2 Bw toaoaang rhraa (3) COwtat ( l ) N 78"7429 E . 41 00 toaa. (7) N 13*3149 W B W to g (31 S >92429 W 41 00 tod to a p a n on ho atora-nwrwonad Eauarty boimdary uf CypraM Vdag* Bodavard aa«J port aiao bwna an ma •rogacunra.1fwne# along M il Eauarty boundary Bw toaowng bvo (TJooiffM* (1) towmaadaily 1554 tog akmg rw arc g c u m to ma I hawng a raMua due gaaaoo lad and cw NdU arnaM 00*5484* (cfwrd lehord an»a M 078489 N 15*2379 W IS M toaf) to a port ol 15*3309 W . 1*7 70 tog to tha iPOINT OF . . . ssa^ 4) ti 7) 0| 91 10) uf n t>in|yi>ooi^» • ^9 ^ cunw m ffw m m . 4*7 flo w j k u o o rjrv r. < N a rs io 1 Mdaavw N S r M O T T . 4MB7 tod la a p a rt Ma •w arc g a cunw to Bw toff, con cava to Bw I 1 FI W tod dsia 006*0919. 6 ----------N F 1*09391. 32 17 tod to a port d a •tong Bw arc d a cunw to Bw r t r t o raMua 11700 tod daaa tTrJlO S * . arc 34661 baanng S 3914 1 2E . 2X3 33 tod to 1 arorg tw 1 arc d a curve 10 rw toff, eon-can* to BW I I t ] W tod dwu 0191129. aro 32 B l toat (how)baarmg S 41TU TV W . 31 S3 tod. toam yjurliuw S M tffOTR 18488toat N 5 9 4 5 S J-R . 7000tod. N 08*458336.88 00 toat S 6 4 * I4 0 7 -R .«I W toat N 06-45 53-R. tBW toat r S4*I407V1. 1 ------------ I W W tod to Bw atoramankonad P ort d Sad Pared eontomag ) 136 Acml mors of to**. LESS ANO EXCEPT SKETCH ANO LEGAL DE SCRIPTION OF A PORTION OF PHASE V8 RETIRED OFFICERS VELAOE A pared M land N ra m Bw Soutowad 1/4 d Sacton 1. _ _ , __ Soum. Rang* l ( Eatl ftatborough County Flondi. Sard pared bang mom parkcutorty dnertoad *1 toaowt Dagn d a Port tound by maaaunng bom rw Soulhwatl comar d Bw Normwad 1/4 d Sacton 12. toanar-p 32 South. Rang* IS Ead. MA thorough Counfy. Ftonda.----------------------------------N 0 9 0 i 4 i y . atong tha----------R od bomdary irw d Mwi Normwaat 1/4 and ma fk/rBwrN prurorgaaon g tad bw. 4488 2S torn Barca N i r 5 3 19 E . 547 f 1 lata to m* aCrovagBagm ng. I Port Bw lota r (« ) NS7M837-E. 112 08 tod. S 094123X. 4134 tod to 4 port rtd tacang aMi a omra. atong fw aic d a cunra to rw nga. concava to Bw N a n 26600 toat daaa 024*3989. OK 11304 tod. chord bl S69*46TM*R 112 It* 4) toavng u d cuna. N 0 9 4 I 231N. 35 89 1**1 lo lb* atortmanbonad P ort d h y m n , CoraanmgO 109 Acral, mom Of toM LESS ANO EXCEPT A PARCEL OF LANO LTtfO t i T K NORTH R ES T 1/4 OF SECTION 17 TOWNSHIP 32 SOUTH RANGE IB EAST. MILS-BOROUGH A pared g land rymgm Sacton* 1.2 and n al tw rn m Townum 32 SovBi. Rang# 19 Ead. Haaborowp Cmmfy Ftonda. awd pared bamg mom parkcuwriy datertoad aa fcarnvt Commence g Bw SouBkaaU corn#* at CY PRESS CREEK VtoLAGC •A*. •• racontod m Plal Book 43. page I . or r * pubae racorda of IMabomugh Counfy Ftonda tor a POINT OF BEGINNING f w c a DCSCRMED^AS ro L ^ o tS s ’^ 1 “ OW t PARTCEAARLY to rn Bw Sou(tarty boundary ol ta d CYPRESS CREEK VILLAGE BEGIN AT A POINT FOUNO BY UEASUR ING FROM THE *A*Bw lohrara ton( 101 oouraat (I ) N 74*2709 E . 28830 tod; 12) SOUTHWEST CONNER OF SAiO NORTHWEST 1/4 OF SECTION N 0 9 W i r i 9 . 546 37 toal (3) N 4T2441*E . 2 « 80 toal (4) N I2JN 090141* R . ALONG THE R E S T BOUNOAfly OF SAiO 43-00 0 9 E 1*1 68 tod (8) N 37 LO 00" E 7)9*7 toat 19) N NORTHWEST 1/4. 1261 SO FEET. THENCE N » 9*1577* E (2632 7 7 0 909 E . 376 5A tod (7) N 85*3409 E . 261 42 toat 19) N FEET. TO THE AFOREMENTIONED POINT OF BEGINMNG 34*1759 E . 201 0* tost 19) N 03*08 45* E . 22B 46 toal (10) N 890909 E . 100 21 tod to Bw Souffwau comar of awd CYPRESS THENCE FROM SAjCI POINT OF BE GINNING THE FOLLOWING SEVEN (7) COURSES CREEK VtaLAGE *A*. Bwnca Bw toammg *wty-a«w 138) coufMk 11) “ 54*0(709 E . 488 W tod. (2) N 7 4 0 9 4 7 E . 86 68 tod. (3) N N 57*3349 R . 118 84 FEET 9944 0 4 E . 192 64 toal 14) N 97*3259 E . 113 06 k “ tod. IS) N N 77*0224* E. 229 27 FEET TO A POINT OF CURVE. 84*1409 E 138 13 lad. (8) N •1*0326* E . 135 13 tod. (T) N ALONG TV* ARC OF A CURVE TO TV* RIGHT. CONCAVE TO 7 7 4 4 4 9 E . 138 13 * (SI N 74*33 5 9 E . 140 S3 tod. (?) S THE SOUTH RAfXUS 30 W FEET. DELTA 48*9702*. ARC 24 06 78*04 4 9 E . 347 W ; 001 S 76*5 5354* E 4*1 36 toat (11) EAST FEET. CHORD BEARING 9 64-3919 E 23 42 FEET TO A POfffT 2*7 12 toat (12) S 093309 E . 914 42tod (13) S 49*1 *9 tof. 316 78 OF OP TANGENCY tod 1141 S 77*3415* W. 346 82 la d .J15) N 7 9 4 439 W 230 W 4) SC 3 62*0949 E. IW 73 FEET. toM (if j N 47*2101*1* 70663 lad (IT) S 673449 W . 837 81 tod. 5, N I6934 19 E, 73 10 FEET. I6 IS <9*1149 W . 2M 20 tod. (19) S 1 7 4 7 2 9 W . 470 86 toat 6) 5) S 9 t67*40-23* R . IW 01 FEET. TO) S (6*4317 R . 629 13 tod. (21) N 63*8789 R . 36468 toal r{ S I•9*1527* R . 287 46 FEET 22 S 0 9 2 8 5 7 R . 1106 toat (231 S 76*3041’ E 199 96 toat TO THE AFOREMENTIONED POINT OF BEGINNING 24 n 47*64 15* R . 282 91 toat (25) S 96*18 83* R . 445 04 toat Editors 26 5 24*4409 R . 143 02 tod IT/) S 66 524 9 E . 367 16 toat <26 S 05* 1484* E . 6*590 toat (T9) S 4 9 3 6 3 7 R . 30767 toal Oeacryfroxi uf Cdtolaral <30 S 01*0449 R . 18302 tact (31) N 7 9 3 1 1 9 E . 349 66 tod. 7ha Coiuiarai khal conard of *4 ol Bw following datertoad 32 S 7 9 2 019 E . 399 88 toat(33) S 83*3783* E . U I W lad. proparty, wfwnwf now aaraang or haraaftor acquired, *' * (34 M 72*84'19E -.88639 tost (36) N 01*8409 E . 269 64 leal to* Mortgagor now hat ot haraand obfaaw any nghl MM add*, g port on Bw anvwon nwnaf kna aa aunrayad. Bwnca atong i m ) rtaraai and now or'M d any — -------kww* ------- * --------------- -• •urvayad anvaonmantal krw m* toaowmg mra* (3) courtat (I ) N Uk/atot) m or upon, tormmg a port ct. appurtorwnf to. ratokng Id or 03*4749 R . 131 14 toal (2) N 5 9 25* )7 E . 49 40 tod. (3) N antrt) kem *w uaa or aryoywwnt d al of any porbon c l d fevn my 991305* E . t0 68 toat Bwnca S 21*03 0 9 E . 286 03 tod to 9 to*M ot agraamarf pananrg 10. Ifw Rad Propa/ty datertoad n port on b w C9natkna g CYPRESS CREEK. Bwnca along awd Eihtoft A.L A L and A A «w apaokc (rromaraaon* batow n g camarkn* Bw M ow — ) lour 14) couraa* (I ) S 07"3339 E . 362 22 aukwkng Bw garwrd toal (2) S 291220* E . 371 38 lad to a port on a iron langan (a) a* d Bw nooma. rant* royartw*. wtua*. prokta, ray#nua. cunra. (3) SouBwaalaffy 1134 2* tod dong rw arc g a curve to Bw and oewr banal** d try and M d tw Red Proparty ncMdhg. wKhoul ngtff having a raMu* g 3200 00 lad and canraf onto cl 291B39 kmffaaon. any rnamewraha) i**y oort* rarkd toaa gof cm rarW toat. (Jroidbaarmg and Malanca S 198759 E . 112636 toal) to a port d ■Adimanl ranial laa*. of any income ganaraltd by any tangancy. (4) 8 0 9 4 439 E . 1365 15 tod to a port on Bto Normally concaMronart. radauranf. mack bar. or bar locatod on Bw Rad agra <J way ira ct UPPER CREEK DRIVE aa racontod m 0 R Book Properly 8361. pagk 240. g Bw piAAc raconto ct tk*»txjromp Couray Ftonda. *>) t t tapeato mad* w9i ot ctwr aaorofy grvan p udBy ccmparaa* Bwnca oorwnr* dong M d Normaffy ngk-g-way kn* Bw toloamg m o by Mowagcr arm raapaa to Rad Propany aa advance pj)menta ct (7) oouraat (1) N W*15*27 R . 20002 tad to • port g curvature. " a premium* mad* by Mortgagor arm raapacl to Bw Rad IT) Normwauarty 98 04 toal along Bw arc at i curve to Bw nghf *4 clamw or demand* w<m raipact to rwuranc* or a/ch having a raMua at 986 W tod and cararal angl* ct 08*3413 (chord (topoato or taaffty md ai edwr ascunty ctoarang. md oiwr dapoaka b**rmg and Malanca N * 7 8 8 1 9 R 98 OO tod), awnca dapwtmg IWd nga-g-wsy kna run Bwnca Bw Mowmg tavan (7) couraa* (I) pod to any conuacior or oewr parly m corawcaon wrth Bw Rad N 0 I - V 7 9 R . 19699 taat (2) N TI J2 I T R . 33061 tost (3) N Propdly. 84*80-29 R . 766 SB tod. (*) N 62*44 24* R . 322 24 to d (8) S K ) k l kdurat. kjrnrafwig* maeffmary tquipnwnf. buffMng matoi ala. u yipkai. appkancaa. gooda and ganard rtangtoa* g my 86*1447 R . 387 W tod (6) 6 64*8139 R . 777 22 tod. (7) N and amry naiura wfwlaoavar now or rwmaftar locatod V or on. or TO*1772* R . 90 63 tod to 4 port on Bw Eauarty ngn of way Ww g altarnao or afkrad to g utad or nfended to ba uaad n ccnrwcaon La Paroma Dnv* Bi La Patoma VWaga. Una 1. •• racoidad m ( wffh Bw Rad Pnxwrty wTwffwf now taking or Iwmaftoi araclad. . . . . feQhl. Hiffi ot roHiqonoon. ot ) W tod m d canbd anga g ( IN 03*4434* E . 44 04 to*f) to • port I C o n t in u e d o r P i f a « B a TC S Of MfHUry �M Sxd o rd M g r*]. Sxt»r*d Honda Fndoy. N ov*n«*» » . 1W 7 Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Nottcea CLASSIFIED ADS d t> t«i«n v * a o • 1 M 1 -C A B OLO H IN T MONTOAOS fm Nn* (a) a* m a x y * and aaat Moca taaaang to N H r* Property Pk rduang. omwX M a n al ol f * ■****. aanaaryi and Mom noa at Byy * *« Mortgagor aaacn ar* non or rretom* non x bnaraanar x m N w ooxtrad ia d b afectiarsr oex and *®on r * Property or any pan and . _____ , MMUXns _ i a* paang lor i r r a t i toaa. a a a w n t l non at haraanar onnad by Mortgagor and. x to e x m onto* toad Property « any part M laraal n a* perm* taaa. anpacl laaa Ma pad or mad* n connacaon a*n l harmtaboee or any pad or pare*! andxNtoascx «i* Neal Prop tiaraer. I to On Non Pmpany or * » ccaxnx amotba* naraav a* proceed* and dama anaaig on acorn ol any damaga lo or naaig a a* or any pan ol f » Waal Praparty m* rroataral daacioad naraai. and a* cause* ol acoon a m aakia ol On Waal Ptopany rocaada ol any poocy insuring daacrcad naraai If fto fi. FL. 33701, I* in* I* al Ma tamar toato *1 Ftortda 3 TH* amar ebadrin. OtonO LAWNSNCS WAONSN V and ASNLST NAS WAONSN, rand* m Sammato Ceunty. al 413 I arm f « . f l 337S1 n i Ma frandaarant. OAVtO LAWNSN C I Mt. 4. Tn* paiin a *1 Ma rnwar Otognar ltd 411 Mamenta Sortofa. FL 337ft unenawn and bae* matt al tna mtoar S Tna canaanl al Ma parim n anacnad nor eta. t o a * nance al Mm action i *aan attempt la ne»e to arm mm emce torw to a aeon aaeraan ate madtor tor Me tiuM. antam . J *A IN N IS J NASH, at to. NOTICC IS NS NOSY 0IY1N pu teenr la a PmM MSgeant *1 Mortgage Feraetaeura gala* Naeambet ISM . 1**7. an* antora* m Caa* NO. B7-1MI C A P M e Cnaud Court al Pro IIO H TK M TN JuM cm Cnaad M and tor SSMINOLS County. Florid* tenarom OLO RENT MONTOAOS COOSPONY I* Me PUmtiR an* FNanl J. RASH: M T T V 3 RAISON. ROSA ISA INTERNATIONAL M N Y tC IS . INC P/R/0 POMNSIOt M v s s t o n s . m e a it i* p o r n Si m PLACS APARTMENTS; SSMINOLS COUNTY, ar* M* I r l id b M i FWVA71 i T sa" IM WSST FRONT DOOR OF TN* SSM M OLI COUNTY COURTHOUSE. SAN­ FONO. FLOMOA M M O * I A . an m* ISM Say X M C S M M N . I N I , ora LOT 3 BLOCR N. COUNTRY CLUB MAHON UNIT S. ACCORDING TO TNS PLAT THSNIOP AO NSCONM O IN PLAT BOOR 12. PAOSS 71 AMO 7*. OP TNS PUBLIC NSCONOS O f SSMINOLS COUNTY. FLORI­ DA WIT Ml 30 MY NANO tot* dr* ta n *1 Mm Carat an NOYSMBON fOtti. tM T. ISSAU XT MALTMCAMB S S M S CanW *M M B M S M |N 1 4 — P e r la te H f l B T I ft* M ft D O O M EASY PUSH BUTTON E M M IC A S I U e . 34 r n CRooftft N R m t 90.000 damn* SSrtq N Free g x m n r n f ftC W M A l i N O H S I 10 fm M m N MS T^SHSBS poteeTlOftOftl?*^ U F M I p M nJ w Mm te r ?—n * m ■■■ w ■ ■ e c N u c e e s e i AsM pftJ 1'ft Wft ftl A ftttW HftRNM A M S 1ft a rtm T ik m N 3 I0 4 to sjarr |ioooan3cnnMwy w t fteteiCMA (7) ■snmnasr Ma adprere green an Ma trad** Tetepnane 047-33141M art 4337; 1 000 BBS *771 (TDOI x 1 -OOP-000-0770 M ma Ftortda Halay 0aren a PwXmA: NaeemOer 30. and CN i emlar I . It* 7 MR-100 Siaairtad Ml* 4M reambar. tfST. OAVtO CHW -D C A W t T t A C H E W B ftp H jji. M M f t S f t ftAOS Nr O M ft Ifceft A H — mmmISSSU PA d t o a o x x n x y o w a m is ta a 0 7 4 1 0 -C A -1 0 -A TNS Cni2SNS SANR O f OVWOO. FONSST ONSSN HOMSS. a naarm* purauanl la Saauart IM .I7 H ) and (3). Ftortda by waama a *1 toaurarma. OMca SIS a* LapN 133*0-*333. m a raouaai tor •mating I* net rarer rad bp 3nd. IM * . Ma ngM to 33001 sum 1 1.73 IM F MR-170 fa * ” 71 MR-147 PO Tton ^ M tte ftp e fp i OANY S II0 1 L ISOUINS MOO A Nary. 1741 Fern fart. FL 33T3S HOT) 331 -SSaS FL Bar n *.: 11X31 1 STcxiof-mi'* x r r i d t n i e ntta Ma Art. p x - any paraon or oram onnag or I t n oO gaa. or m raM M p « nto a * pot n o a paraon adh a dkaMtoy atio naada m y aooomna >amar to • m ini m to faa amcaadng. you ara imaad. n t ~ r~~ — — -* — •— r r m a i r o o tin e ra n ir i n — ICmaa Oram O r a n m r . ^ o m m . Mtotoxeuxi j w f w a r 411 Pare* S I. ltonpa F I X M » to m v tin Ni_____ •100. C i 72SJ. edfwi 2 ro rtn g day* ol your i*c*«i al ton door­ man!. * you ara mating anparrad. caa I P O O -tS ltTTt. * you ara •oca m n a cal t *0M tt*77O DATED on 14. I I MCHAMOAM Clar* ol f n Cacua Com By- KanP Onto OapnyCHra C M . J fOm X to too W t a o n x 407414-i t gg Ctor* X M* Cacurt Court By Jon* S J e t f i c Deputy Clarb (cnaearrtA M eCX SarraN S Praoamr P*X omca Saa M IS TampA PL 33*01 PS70S3M7 TVTuM ! ! M to f n an* to anyjxacfiaaara or laaw to any m i n t ol aa or any pan al f n Man Property. logapwr aim at dapoaaa a m taapaci» and o*ni proceed. ol t n ana or naaa ol a* or any pan ol f n Man Ptopany: n al damagoti a p M and rawmaa ol i 3. Tna LAW NHrrS WAOMIN IN. Seam Sacmty Mumbar SIS3**14*. an* raardaa at 41S HOURS i t m u EL PWVSTf PNTTY M T tS M S S N M I M ----------- M U 1 ! i praparad tor conalrucaon ol T. * M d n , <nn and aa n g i parmd taaa, impact laaa. uaxy 1. 4 0 7 /6 3 1 - 9 6 0 3 3 non or naraaliar at eenitnc*. tor any toas or a t d N Moot Ptopany. and *a procaada ol any and aa ol *io toragoaig coaatarai and. to tna ettax nol omanma nctodad. a* paymaraa wider fgutanc* ( O H M l oi nol f n Pacurad P aly « *i* toa* pay** X auen ataurancal. or any aidanway. peyabto py teeaon or toe* or damaga to or I to Pa Man Pnp atty or any ol Pi* codotom coaass now o a v id LAWNSNCS WAONSN Itl. and M Wiana *ua Court tor an appaenmaiit aa Ouardton X m# ----- t . «ndX*n. payifl LAWNSNCS WAONSN A d<W» 47(11/03. and ASMLSY NAS WAONSN. 07— . and O t e n d o • W in te r P a rti cussnoocn M t out* go* cant. met. an* a* o**t go*, go* mtotea o> l i t * * * > * ■ > 1 w u >m m am bmnnutga. w » a* X fid cedaaerw deecread haitn non o> ntdaltei detoxed o» la be dtoimml to tie toxl Ptopany Id) X r»m m mtor c* by atocfi f » (tod Property nay « k v be ocerowd a» to w n . an* a* wyaa to cany on tu dnx a m l a any ructi name. or any «*nara <a aucfi name*. and a* oademarba. trad* ------ yaa— ana parting to* any Iradamarba. . or H i n di , and goodn* talaang «i any any to *w Waal S e m in o te 4 0 7 /3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 Ptu m . N aaiabrr I I . 30. a id Oaaambar S. 13 IfOT MR-141 TERRA STAN MO*MS. MC ; OOUOLAO J WSAVtN; U S A WEANSN; O ILIS P MAMA*. TIM A BAILST pb/e S IN VICI PLUS MTINCOASTAL DISTNISUTOnS. MC.; MYSNWALR MOON OWN! n t ASSOCUTKM . INC ; •M-WAV PLUMBNIO. INC : HERMANS CAAPST S FLOOR CO YSN Nft A0YAN7AO3 CLASS S SUPPLY, m e.; ASSOCIATIO LANOSCAPS SINVtCSS. m e.; CUSTOM SfNVICSt. ALWAYS ON CALL PROFESSOR WATTS ELECTRIC M NWCS. INC ; Tn* 41 S00 OATS IMS CM I SOOlSS-SIISn* 4300 N N ia U b O d R N p a i ■ r a y s gjy* S g n t M lil HOSMNON Ltgil Notlctt BONU8III bm (toy ol ma* kr met •XI CANW Agsly 4001 |a m . Htady M worn x N X * Iton 170S S Mary i f W . n o d M AIXXX Legal NoMCH OATA ENTRY (Part tonal pxaior k U S -IM F CAM m . 4 7 -t4dd-CA OLO R INT MONTOAOS A l S S -S TIS -O A -I4 -S UMIT10 STATSS O f A M I RICA pnooucnoN 04MO A C UNNSS A/R/A OMNO CUNBM3 X «L 3 4 7 4 8 7 -C A MM ltd 3 *7-1*13-CA-14-S OLIMOALI F IM N A L SAMR. F IM N A L SAVMOS BANK. CHARLES M. RUTS: al. al. purtomtu to Ma Order er Fmal ■ O TIC * OP M U Mama » naraOy m a n mat. axeu e x to m * O rd n a* Plan M m* Cecurt Carat *1 to Ma Circuit Carat al Satatoaia '* * ' n o t ic i LOT >7 M MIOOIN I M S PHAM IM. UM T mi. ACCONOMO TO TM t PLAT TH tM O P , AS na c o M M o m p l a t a o o « a*. AT PAOS TS S SO. OP TMS p u b ­ l ic MSCOMOS O f M IM N OLI COUNTY. PLOMOA 140 THOMAS W. O MtARA 0. Coal*. PL33TT3 at 1 1 f f ' IP * . 1M7 '17*1, ISS7 as AS C U M OP TMS COUNT * T Jean Srdtonl Deputy Ctor* Florida, and baat aiddn. tor c a n , X Mia ■ e x bent d e x X dm Semneie Ceunty Caurtneuae al 301 M M i**7, and_______ Ns. I7 -1 S 1 3 X A -1 4 -S ______ Clrardl Court al Ma U sA t u nin Judicial Ckcurt In and lar Sammato C aunty. Florida, anaram O U N O A U F IM N A L SAMR. F IM N A L SAKWOS ■AMR. to Platolm and THOMAS W. O MSANA and AMISS 0. O M IA A A . toa *nla; and HOUSEHOLD FINANCS CONPORATION HI. ara OalanOxli. 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ACCOROtNO TO TNS PLAT TMINSOP AS NSCONMO m PLAT BOOR 10. PAOS 7S. OP TNS PUBLIC NSCONOS Of SSMINOLS COUNTY. PLOMOA. M you ar* a para an e l* a dto- Node# I* glean M a la a Summary FtoM JuOgmi.i OataO N a rra b rr ISM. 1SS7. M Casa Ns. S 7 4 IS -C A -1 A A X M* CWcuN Court lar Samtoato Caunty. Ftortda to ■men tna CITIZ1NS SANR O f OWSDO. to M s PlainM l and FONSST ONSSN HOMES, a Florida bmn•* be* n r. ramp m y. WSAVfN •ALSO SNOKINAOS. INC. | TSANA STAN HOttSS. INC.; OOUOLJU j . WSAVSN; U S A WEAVEN; O ILIS P. MANIAS; TN* A. SAASY O V t UNVICS PLUS CABINETRY, INTERCOASTAL OISTNIBUTONS. N IC . NIVSNWALR NOMSOWNSNS ASSOCIATION. NIC.. M>WAT PLUMSINO. INC.. HER­ MANS CAAPST S FLOOR CONIM H O . AOVAMTAOS BLASS S SUPPLY, m e . AOUOCIATCO LANOSCAPS *4AVICI*. 040. CUSTOM StNVICSS; ALWAYS ON CALL PRO M ISO R WATTS ELECTRIC S IN V IC I. MC.. X dar tor l u l l at m* Watt Trent Poor, Sammato Caunty CaurMeua*. 301 N. Park Aeonua. laniard. Seminal* Ceunty. Ftortda 33771, M 11:00 l M C S M M N ISm, 1007, i rn* ardor x Final If lS t S I T . IS. M . 3*. ANO 43. M MVSN WALR SUBDIVISION. ACCONOtNO TO TNS PLAT TNINSOP NSCONM O M PLAT BOOR 41. PAOSS 30 THROUGH 14. PUSUC NSCONOS OP SSMmOLI COUNTY. PLOMOA. m ACCORDANCE WITH TNS AMINICANS WITH DISASIUTIBS ACT. modn ian to ardor la oartlcipala M K-3*S Malic* I* a araBy *ti«n mat I is M tnsav o tv s n la an Order or Final Julament al PUMT UMON NATIOtUL OP FLOMOA S. 1007 SUMPLUS AMPONT PNOPINTV WILL M AVAJLASLI FOM PUBLIC AUCTION AMO SALS SSBM II1IQ 0:34 AM .. SATUNOAT. M C IM S C N ITH. IS47. AT 13S1 BAST 30 TH PLACE. OMLAMOO SAMFOMO AINPONT. M T S M S T IO B UTINS SMOULO CONTACT MVSMTONV CONTNOL O FFlC ln . ONS NSO CU V S LA N O dO UUVAAO. SUITS 30S, SANFONO. FLOMIOA 33773 ON CALL 333-7771 FON A COMPLETE USTM O OP ITEMS AMO SALS PM Cf. 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TXapnana: 407-233I Y C F F J 4310 art. 4337; 1-400-*44-1771 V F C L F (7001 X 1400-444 1770 (e) eta PREVIOUS SOLUTION: TAINDNO: Ftortda Relay taretca. PuMtoA' Naeambar 34. wt* aa a maduior bxwaan Ho* atrang* Patdo Picatao O acam b xl, 1N7 • IMTbyNCAto* MR-20* V I K V O , c a x z - x w w . V P . * — a form ol marge denoted hoatitg world aodua? — M �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Honda - Friday. November 29. 1997 - 7 1 K IT ’N* CAMI.YI.K » hy I* try WHi*rt 157-—MotoHa Horn** 190— P*to i SuppMaa CARRUOC COVE EM * ■a, old Mler bemad Pteaae ca* 3239739 ----------------------------------- ------------ ----------------------------------- W90N y09 MH 9 M M l 3 M W M to d C M to a to N Ic H 9947 Art* M a u HUO horvJ t b d l 171 91 9by*ne Carport acm rm I1 7 J M 94 ■ 49, M 90 Skykne F t Room. 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SANFORD l lo u s ln p G r a n t s u p t o S IO .O O O 400 aa 9 9 W< 9299 A MONTH Otoe*B 1 4110 or 3337984 Thro# , 7992 Orta PtoceOa or Sartwd Am 4 TSm St Roa away pal GARAGE SALE p i bamaa. gee car* and many " N W - 1 ____________________ m * FSVSAT 7 4 70S Tytar Or I TOOLS. Corn houaanoto and many mar* ai W___________ SANFORO H ftJM P g .P '. W f y y * H f L ft* hatp or a Hog**’ Qaam 19 m d to tolto omnud teauee and M ary rm kory to Hunan Raaourcaa M O Lana Emma Rout taka Mary F I 12749. or FAX ra­ nd Mary hmory to r o r m -n a a l o t ________ Aa rerun and rato aaamanM ara aubmci to toe Fk M Farr Houaa TOP M V. M M F IT 9 . OFWP W r lardord t a m e 2172 S PkOr 322-1992 or, raOnon. aaa, hentocap. to- tan* 142.100 Oanar aaya M U .i S S Z '’" It*. CHtA. med yd. 94SARV » tooth. 1 car Oto. 799.ltoMlri.payadrd.HrA S1S-SM1 M l » . lAMfOHO AVI.. SAMFORD I Country Style City Llvln, C o n v e n ie n t r- n 500 I M t a a M Ert 91 _ J t t 9 k ! f ! l --------------UFon ■ w an. f i na. a r t d. carport CAM houaa. boat ramp, irta ok No Lto |M OOP 497-99*9279-------- S GOVERNMENT FORECLOSED Homaa bom panraaa on |1 Oaaniawrt tax. ftopoa REOa fe u Am* 1b4 Fma (1) 90021* 9000 EM. H2300 tor currant ltoLAK1 MANY Hugo tot toto cl tm.m VWPrep H H W — 8ANFOMO Laaaa putfue or 0 dean Evarytomg naar Plartabon riyto 2 atory W S tag W. SSL 1800 48 3 ,9 9 0 10.000 6% 3 0 y ra $393 $ 70 a r t ■CON B O O H M tP to tt CuatomuedperaonaMed pea up WAREHOUSE SPACE Warehouse space for rent* 1,250 sq. ft., part of larger warehouse area. 24 hour access. Located behind Sanford Herald newspaper building. Truck loading dock available at no additional cost. No lease required. For more information, call Frank Voltoline at the Sanford Herald. in . area nato to pen. c»g bead 9 0 0 W M W * Owner art h e* 497 |M M W F t t OAHFOrtPLocn Arbor. 3fl. 2.000 M $ . b P*. 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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, November 28, 1997 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 28, 1997. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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No. 50 ■ Sanford. Florida Faces of war Sanford hits home run as tourney site Ry M ARIA ORKM Herald Stalf W hirr SANFORD - Chalk one up lor lllstohc Hanford Memorial Sta­ dium. F'or the next three year*, tfie illy will host the Mens Na­ tional Slow llt ih Soli b ill Tournament at the Mellonvillr Avrnur thill park, according to recreation director Torn Farnsworth "We gut wind late yesterday afternoon.* Famswohli said T in vrry rxi tied.' Hanford lltst hosted the lour day tournament in August at the stadium, w lilili Is i iirrrnllv undergoing renov.itions hvmmmmiWOw>« Ex-G reen Barat. Al Taylor, aarvad In Vlatnam Sam Caatrlannl w a , a prlaonar of war during World War II. Story 2A. Observing Veterans Day, 1997 Proud Sanford veterans ready for a parade By RUBS WHITE llrruld Staff Writer SANFORD • On the rvr of Veteran* Day. Al Taylor wat at tfie Disabled American Veter­ an* Chapter 30. lie's Hie Sergeant at Ann* at the place. And. on Monday rvrnlngs he'* one of the bingo caller*. Quiet, time for an ex-Green IJerrt. who wa* awarded three Purple Heart*, two Hronir Star* and two Silver Star* and a slew of other ribbon* during his hemic Vietnam tour. I m V it m u , P i| i 2A Ih r news lo llie s at a tim e w hen the iltv Is s rrk ln g add I tlon.il hinds to hire a c o n s u lt­ ant to oversee a ina|or fa r r lllt B « « Bo ft b ill. f l | < 2 A Fire guts home of Longwood police official B T D A V ID P RAZIER Herald Hl.ilf Writer LONGWOOD the house and lirloilglngs ol a mrlttlM-r of tfie longwood Police Department went up In ll.lines tills past weekend Assistant Police Chief Terry Maker and Ills fain­ tly sustained a Ions of BIH2.0OO as nrrnghtrrs from two separate drpanniriils bat lied Ihr Inferno Hgt. Tom Jackson ol Ihr l.l'D said that Ihr llrr was started in one of tfie Maker s lirdroouis. ignited apparently try a curler unit Die ventilation anil cell­ ing fans hrl|ird spread the hla/r. Thr Drllarv home was Incllicrated Ttaslcallv. there werr |usi lour standing walls.* said -I.it knoii. ’ F.vrrvthlng tliry had Is lomplrtrly gone * Ihr Itakrrs are now search lug for relocation. According lo Jackson, ihc Itakrr s insur­ ance does not cover Immediate nerds T h e only thing they had left was the clothe* that they were wearing.* Jackson said A fund lias been set up through ihr department. Do­ nations ran lie sent to thr Dmgwood Firr Department at 235 W Church Avenue or those Intrjrsted In donating ran call tlir Dmgwood Poller Depart­ ment at 200 .'MOO Jackson also said that a fund has been set up at a local bank, and Set f lr t . Pigs XA Rave club busted, d ru g arrests made From S ta ff R ep ort, LONGWOOD • Seminole County City County Investiga­ tive Bureau (CCID) agents ar rested 10 people on a variety ol dmg charge* Saturday during a rave party at a Dmgwood dub. Harold mata Sy To m * VtnoaM Oartia Sachraat lost har brother Roy, killed In action In Oarmany In 1944. Loved one left behind to wait By MARIA ORZM Herald Staff Writer____________________________ Louis Rotundo Tlieie were 10 of the best slow pitih teams In the coun­ try. Farnsworth said "It's a great rvrnt and some of the lirst slow pitch softball you Mill ever see." hr said Farnsworth said the deal rrprrsrnts a significant rconomii linp.ii I for the city. T lir y come in for four day*. F~il al our restaurant*, stay In our hoirls and shop In our stores.’ hr said In addition, rnanularturrr* of tiat* and other equipment tome to town. hr sa id Cents Sechrest lovr* her firolhers and want* them to be recognized on this special day. Veteran* Day ha* a special meaning to tfie Sanford resident who *aw seven brother* and her husband go to war. B a ck rest, P i g , i A According to sheriff* spokesman Kd McDonough, (he arrrst* were nude at the llasrinriit in the Dmgwood Dike* Pl.ua. « i l South U S. Highway 17-92. One dub employee and three cuslouiri* weir ai tested for the sale of a controlled subNlancr known a* ecstasy, which t* a combi nation -ttimuhint and hallucinogen that Is takrn In tablet form. F.dward Connor. 27. of Cin­ namon Clrrle in Casselberry, is the owner of the dub. Con­ nor wa* arrested and charged witli possession of marijuana under 20 grams after a paper Dig with pot wa* found In hi* office. McDonough said. Lirry Hall. 21. of Sandpiper Drtvr In Casselberry. I* the txiuncrr at the club. Hall wa* arrrslrd and charged with Hie salt- of a controlled substance alter hr sold 10 ecstasy tablets and one eighth ounce of co­ caine to CCID undrrcovrr agents. McDonough said All the suspects were re­ leased from the Seminole County Jail Sunday after post­ ing bonds ranging from SI 15 to *3.000. Classified.......... 2B-3B C o m les.....................4B Crossword...............4R Door Abby 7A Or. Oott................... 4S Horoscope...............4B People e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e 7A Obituaries................2A Police e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e •3A S p o rt, e e e e e e e e e e e o e o 1B-2B T V ___ •••eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeTA *Tha tragedy ol war to that It uaaa man'a baat to do man’a worst 9 •Harry Emerson Foedfck SUBSCRIBE T O T H E SANFORD HERALD FOR T H E B EST LOCAL NEWS COVERAGE. Call 322-2611 �XA - Santa! HsraM. Santa! Honda • tussday. Mowwtai 1! 1997 faced Teacher wants students to understand By M A R T R O W E L L Herald Correspondent HEATHROW - On the 11th hour of the llth day of the lllh monlh In 191H. the armlstlce was -tinned lh.it ended Work! War J. Armistice Day was renamed Veirrans Day In 1954 lo honor all the veterans that have served In all the wars. Veterans Day Is not Just an excuse to have a sale. Kay Boehart. a fifthurade teacher at Heathrow Elementary School, wants students to know and understand Veterans Day as only a veteran can de­ scribe It. Boehart organised Veterans Recognition Day. For several years, she did It for her class­ room. and tlien last year she did II for the fourth and filth grade. This year's program ex­ tends lo the entire school. The program began with the color guard from lake Mary High School's ROTC presenting the colors. Each member of the guard was former Heathrow student. After the pledge. Boeliart Introduced several stu­ dents. One rendered an abridged history of the Maxine The Corps waa established on Nov. 10, 1775 - so the Heathrow observance was con­ ducted on Monday on the birthday of the corps. When­ ever they are, no longer how long they have been in or out of the corps, a marine always wisfira ftiKHnCf marine MJippy Birthday" on Nov. 10. If there are two or more marines, there's a brings patriot. Veterans Dm day far R ft R, l think about. R ft R should stand for remembrance and reverence. *We must remember always that la order far ua to be here today to enjoy the benefits of this great country, someone had to die. We must revert the veterans who fought Another student gave a brief for us. and for our freedom." history of Veteran's Day. Key­ One student told the story note speaker for the event waa about his uncle who was killed Col. Joel Jones, who was In In Vietnam. Boehart read the the Army for 27 years. Bring a names of those who had died that Individual stories and to students. Sam Cast... 11 I served tn World War 1 Hi He was captured and spent 3 1/3 yean tn a prison In Man­ churia. Conditions were so bad that the prisoners had to airvtve fay eating soup made frtmi dogs or cata. C Union Westbrook was in a BO foot boat. 2S yards off the quarter-deck of the U.S.S. Ari­ zona In Pearl Harbor, which was destroyed by the Japa­ nese. Westbrook and others did rescue Work but the Japa­ nese came back and destroyed the boat. He waa one of very fcw who survived. S e c h re s t Continued from Pag* IA "Every year it touche* me mote and more and 1wanted lo do something lo have them recogntmi," Sechrest said. "They were all my brothers,* In her home town of Dobson. North Carolina. Seehrrst. 7fi. said the local newspaper published picture* of those who served thetr country. Including the llutrhln.s brothers- Roy, Ellis. Grady. Curtis. Robert. Odell, and Jimmie- and her V e te ra n s Continued from Pegs LA "Pm going lo be a Green Be­ tel." Seminole High School graduate AJ Taylor told his clad Redding Taylor In 1964. " ‘Sure, you are.' he tokl me." Taylor said. "He was a jump. master with the 173rd Airborne in World War II. Spent 33 months In North Africa. And I guess he wasn't sure If I was i made of the same stuff" i After he made the grade • ■ first tn basic training at FI. Gordon. Ga.. and then at Ad­ vanced Infantry Training and • Jump Training at Ft. Benntng. Ga.. and Ft. Bragg. N.C. and got back lo Sanford. A1 Taylor was greeted proudly by hi* dad. "You did It." Redding Taylor told his son. "You really dkl It." At 53. A1 Taylor Is proud to have been one of the men and women who served America. He flips a silver Special Serv­ ices coin on the bar at the DAV Post. Written on It: "To fight so others may remain free." A teen-ager out of Seminole High School. Taylor went from the football field into one of the bloodiest, most awful wars in the history of his country. Deep Into It. Of the 38 men on | two special ftgptt teams 1^ , Central Vlrtnarg^ Taylor is the only one to coin* home. lie's an electx£ianx drives |_ Chrvy pickup that almost "everyone In Sanford lus seen one time or another. It has an huge American Flag In the back. "We (American veterans) stand for something that Is very special." Taylor said. *1 don't care what someone - man or woman • did. They did for the country. Veterans Day Is the day to respect them. To re­ spect the missing, to respect those others have forgotten. I won't be satisfied until we have accounted for evciy last one of the them." Louis Rotundo will be 92 next month. He's a World War LOTTERYr II veteran, who served with General George Patton's 2nd Armored Division. Bom In Sanford tn 1905, Rotunda joined the Army when he was 36. He was a freight agent for Southern Trucking and could have been exempt from the draft but chose lo serve. He wound up with the 2nd Armored Division, helping with the vehicles that were used by the medical unit. He was part of the first invasion by Patton's "Hell on Wheels’ at North Af­ rica. Cpt. Rotundo was awarded a Purple Heart and numerous battle ribbons for his service. Rotundo has been a member of Hie DAV for 52 years, and says he and his wife of SI years - Doris Rotundo - will at­ tend today's Veterans Day Pa­ rade. "I no longer march tn the parade." he said Monday mght. "I watch the parade nowadays. I'll wear by DAV cap and a white shirt and get a seat out front of City Hall." At 91. Rotundo Is the oldest member of the DAV Chapter 30 which has 1,294 male mem­ bers and 400 females accord­ ing lo Chapter Cmdr. Bobby Dran. More than 500 members of iheT>AV7the Veterans of For­ eign Wars. American Legion and Fleet Reserve were sched­ uled to march tn today's pa­ rade along with members of the Seminole County ShertlTa Department. Seminole County High School Band and ROTC units from several high schools. There will be a DAV Honor Guard and a Color Guard of women from the DAV. The participants In the pa­ rade gathered outalde the Chamber of Commerce at 9.30. and the parade down First Street winds up with a cere­ mony at Memorial Park at Lake Monroe. - Here are the winning num­ bers selected on Tuesday In the Florida Lottery: Fantasy S 9- 10-14-21-30 * Larin (Noe. 8) 1-3 9-10-12 14 Today: Partly cloudy and mild. Highs in the upper70s. Lows In the mld-SOs. Wednesday: Partly cloudy. Highs In upper-70s. Lows In the upper-50s. Tlaiaday and Friday: Chance of thun­ derstorms. Highs near 80. Lows In the low 60s. «* 7 4 — M - l -7 Casks 7-1-9 TUESDAY Fteldy 78 86 WEDNESDAY Fteldy 76 SS THURSDAY Tstrata SO SS FRIDAY Tstnae SO 80 Sanford Herald "Sening Sanford. Lake Mary and Srminoit County Since /RUT Tuesday, Novsmfaar It, 1997 • Voi. 90. No. SS PuMtnsd Tussday trough Fodsy and Sunday by RspuMc Newspapers. Inc •300 N. French Avs.. Sanford, FI. 37771 Phone: (407) 322-2811 Fax: (407) 3234406 (CMySSMfoyl USPS4S12S0 TtW SANFOflO » « RATO PO Bor tsar SwSont F t 37771- IM 7 Republic m 31 •tew • Worths O S 00 MOO IW ar Mr MOO HondaRsHtorts *d07%uwa lu lo Newtpupcn, Inc. husband James. who all served In in World War 11. All but Roy returned. 11c was killed In action In Germany In 1944 at age 30. T v* got the last letter my brother wrote me.* Sechrest Mid. "He wrote me aa often aa lie could and I sent him ctgarettes." When the soldiers they couldn't have fights. Roy asked for ehrwtng tobacco and gum. which Sechrest gladly mailed. Orady. the only brother en­ listed tn the Navy, waa the worse about writing. *My daddy walked two and a half miles every day to the post office to check for Grady’s let­ ters. Finally we contacted the and he spoke to rid he started writing solbeand were brothers came home, said they didn't talk war. They didn't talk about tt and you dkfol want to talk about It.* she said. Growing up tn North Caro­ lina. Sechrest said what ahe remembers most was that ahe had a lot of fun with her brothers. *1 tried to do everything they did.* ahe said. *1 remember climbing Nov. I I . 1997. Bora March 31. 1914 In Harborereek. Pa., she moved to Central Florida In 1963. Mis. Cessna waa a clerk for Boston Store and Scars In Erie. Pa. She was a member of Westeyvtlk Baptist Church. She eras a member of awardwinning AD Girl's Drum ft Bu­ gle Corp of V.F.W. Post 9470. tn Sanford. Survivors include daughter Laura Jones, Winter Springs; sons. Roger Kacberleln. Oviedo. Forrest (Pug) Wheeler, winter Springs; brother. Stanley WUktnaon. Mlllcreek Township. Pa.; eight grand­ children; 11 great­ grandchildren. Oaincs Carry Hand Funeral Home. Longwood, In charge of arrangements. Arlene B. Kctter. 61, West 12th Street. Sanford, died Saturday. Nov. 8. 1997 at Healthcare and Rehabilitative Center. Sanford. Bom July 8. 1936, she was a lifelong resi­ dent of Sanford. Mrs. Kctter was a homemaker. She sms a member of Second Shiloh M.B. Church. Survivors Include sons, Ronald a Brooks. Frank L. Brooks. Patrick a Slater. Kardcll V. Slater and Shelton J. Slater, all of Sanford; daughters, Melloulse Young. Vemlta Brooks and Patricia Slater. aD of Sanford; brothers. Rufus Brooks. Orlando, Iffy aBrooks. Cocoa, Willie Brooks Jr.. Ft Pierce; atoter, Mary B. Wilson. Sanford; 31 grandchildren; 22 ^catgrandchildren. WUaon-Ekhelberger Mortu­ ary, Inc., Sanford. In charge of arrangements. Gordon McClenny, 79 North Forest Boulevard. Lakt Mary, died Monday. Nov. 10, 1997 at Columbia Mettles 1 Center Sanford. Bom fcb. 28, 1918 In Dupfin County, N.C.. he moved to Lake Mary In 1997 from Sampson County. N.C. Mr. McClenny waa a retired merchant and the owner of McClenny's Grocery and Service Sutton In Turkey. N.C. Ik was a member of Central Baptist Church. Survivor* include wife. Myr­ tle; daughter. Lynn Cox. San- Tl breaks s to the suae II bring) heart when 1 (Veterans) are aO «ety Softball; James, a mil Mary ceremony In Miami. A few yean later, James would serve on ship, sailing aa Car as Cuba. To help pass the time and take her mind off what was going on around her she got a job. When she wasn't working. Sechrest would periodically Ha­ ten to the radio. The watting lm was the hardest part, she said. "All you heard waa how many people were killed. You could pull your hair out not knowing where they were or whether they were son alive. I think ereey household was affected* •You when one came « . . . said. ahe While living tn Miami. Sechrest said she saw many buried at sea aa her husband served tn the Honor Ouard. IK, MfrffflftJt N. Morgan. 13. Abell Click, Oviedo, died Saturday. Nov. 8. 1997 at Orlando Re­ gional Healthcare-Orange Di­ vision, from Injuries from an autootobik accident. Bom Nov. 30. 1964 ta Charleston. S.C. be moved to Central Florida live you* ago. waa a student a Ja Heights Middle School. Ho woo a member o f 8 t Stephan Cathofic Church. Gary L . Orlando; brother. Brian. Oviedo; maternal grandparents. Kenneth and Joanne Wheeler. Orlando; pa­ ternal grandparents. Leroy and forth Morgan. ftf Marietta. Ruth Morgan, Ohio; great-grandparents. WUmer Morgan. Pensacola. Eunice Hodges. Carrollton. Ga.. Carrie Walker. Marietta. Ohio. Banfleld Funeral Home. Win­ ter Springs, tn charge of ar­ rangements. far the sis dtom. The la more than in addltion to 6300.000 already allocated far repairs. Major completed repairs tochide new lighting and turf and 414 stadium chain, metal structure Farnsworth said. lead paint abatement_______ trie al system upgrades. With a seating capacity af about 2.300. the stadium, budt tn 1961, had served aa the training facility for the N.Y. Oh ants. When the city regained possession of the park i~ four yean ago. officials die- ruaacd demolishing the struc­ ture. However, ramsworth said, pubHe sentiment was high to the stadium be­ cause of Its history and trad Ihave * ' *---- business plan bemonry ta apa consultant. on the toumabe incorporated In plan, which will be used to help generate for the renovation. rw m n nu i Mid. This la what we want to bring here,* he said. This Is the type of activity we want. H'a good entertainment and a st spectator sport. then will be a night aet up at a local restaurant where aD pro­ ceeds will so towards buying necessities for the family. None of the Baker family which includes his wife, two sons and two daughters waa Injured. The family waa not at home when the firs started. The family's pet dog waa un­ harmed, but a fish and a ham- both perished. Jackson M id that public support has been overwhelm­ ing with teens that attend a lo­ cal dance chib railed Night Moves, an establishment set up by Baker, have called won­ dering about the well -being of the officer and his family. Jackson also said that Baker la a long time resident having graduated from Lyman High School In the early 1970's. Cindy A. Wheeler-Morgan. 37. Abell Clrek. Oviedo. do. died Saturday. Nov. 8, 1997 ■t Florida Hospital Nov. 31. I960 In Orlando, st* was a lifelong resident of Cen­ tral Florida. Ms. WheelerMorgan waa a student nurse at Seminole Community College. She waa a member of St. Ste­ phen Catholic Church. Survivors Include son. Brian Morgan, Oviedo: parents. Ken­ neth N. and Joanne Wheeler. Orlando; slaters. Pamela S. Wheeler, Orlando. Kathy L Wheeler. Tampa. Banfleld Funeral Home. Win­ ter Springs. In charge of ar­ rangements. �t . f j ', 4 i, V - V * „ J & E D IT O R IA L Veterans Day, 1997 less. And some of our youngest veter­ ans suffer from G u lf W ar Illness, still a mystery to government offi­ cials. Wherever skirmishes erupt, whenever political differences es­ calate and weapons are chosen over reason. American soldiers have fought valiantly to keep us all free. W e must never forget their sac­ rifices for their country. Today Is Veterans Day, a som ber reminder of those who fought and died, a day to honor those who fought and lived. Many of those alive wrestle still with real Ills contracted during service to their country. Many, es­ pecially Vietnam veterans, never recovered psychologically from the treatment they received for Just being there. Blamed for an un­ popular war. their ranks now swell the ranks of our country's home- O ur fathers and grandfathers who fought World W ar 11. when the country was proud o f Its brave men and women, are fading. Now In their 70s and 80s. they > fear children today win forget what they gave, and why. We must promise them that w e wlU never forget. Once we plant the seeds of apa­ thy, men such as Saddam Hussein will have their way with us. On this Veterans Day. take a moment to remember that we are free, and why. D ep u ty H tm tfo n la id to root Santtwi* County Driving Infractions James Doucette. 42. of 115 E. Plantation Btvd.. Lake Maty, waa arrested Sunday fay Longwood police. Doucette waa charged with driving white li­ cense la suspended or revoked and Improper/unsafe equip­ ment. Douceur waa arrested at the comer of County Hoad 427 and Longwood IllUa Road. Michael Jonea. 31, of 02 Seminole Oardena. Sanford, waa arrested Friday by Sanford police. Jones waa charged with breach of peace and ar­ reatrd at the comer of 11th and-Mutterry.o r w n r 'ir - ” rested Jones for at jwfengind cursing w> littwif srrost Kathleen Bayer. 44. 23S W. 19th St.. Sanford, waa arrested Sunday by 'Sanford police. Bayer waa charged with battery and arrested at hi* residence. Report aaid that Bayer alleg­ edly Jumped on her husband's bark, scratched hi* neck and lore a phone out of a wall In her house. Treatment. Now GetABonusRate CDWhenYouJoin Barnett'sPrefortedProgram BeforeDecember31,1997. 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San­ ford. w u u m lrd Sunday by Seminole County deputies. Froehllch waa charged with Dill, driving while llcrnir la suspended or revoked. failure lo obey command by poller of­ ficer and (allure lo algn rltalion. Frarhllch araa arreatrd on Mangouatlne Avenue. Re­ port aaid that Froehllch failed lo drtvr in a single lane four time*. Jrragh Mahadeo. 20. of 1401 Kaslnrr PL, Lake Monroe, wms arTrslrd Saturday by Seminole County deputies. Mahadeo araa charged with Dill and arrratrd at the comer of Stale Road 600 and 20th Street. Re­ port aaid that Mahadeo araa traveling 61 mile* per hour tn a 45 ronr. Officer aaid that Mshadco almost hit tha-cucU on the right aide of the road. Mary Anderaon. 57. of 634 Uueenabrtdge Dr.. Lake Mary, was arreatrd Friday by Seminote County deputies. Ander­ aon araa charged with DUI and arrested at her residence. Re­ port said that Anderaon failed lo maintain a single lane, and officer reported that Anderson crossed the center line three lime*. CllAon Taylor, 39. of 500 W. Airport Btvd., Sanford, araa ar­ reatrd Saturday by Altamonte Sheriff* DJ, WlO QSQ WstawaOBy, wH nuflOHu sD Strrint# C M . PLttmutn. TJyc program that deliver! the choice*, caving! and The Prvkfrid Ptugram ndivitlrd rnn» ctNnmicrac that you prefer. Stopby any Barnett office three Icvi-lv Mnjlimply wkv I ihe level or give ui acall at andlhehcnerinbrUMiitcd toyour l-BOO- BARNETT iw iu w im t raiA ca moocn l m u iu w n v w o n WWW DU*. LAM KANT B.V0 A M 1T « u c o o N iu a t m a t l a m soar a.vo Ml. LMI UNW a v o AND Barnett Ideas ForThcVKiy\bu UveT colmtiwcunao l a CMMUN IV I10NUSOON AFTS *Btnwtt bseamnwi Lv . inctnhrr NASDrSIPC. iva To have the H erald delivered to your NOT home, ju s t ca ll 322-2611 today. INSURED Since 1908 SOOJI. 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Sanford •3234517 'In Memory O f Our Country's finest' Central Florida Paralyzed Veterans of America 2711 South Deafen Court Sanford, FL 32773 3 2 8 -7 0 4 1 SM I In Memory of... DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS Sonny Powell AUXILIARY SEMNOLE CHAPTER WO 3012 ORLANDO DR, SANFORD My I P**€tl* OfficeSltfirff 117 Uagnoaa AM ., Downtown Sanford 3 2 2 -5 8 4 2 DISABLED AM ERICAN VETERANS M d (Due "Q ia n d © M ‘tT J n g " ££on g u U n y D l ^ W n c c i g \\ BM QO>W *S OPEN TO TH E PU4UC _________ R A A L V 1 W ) 7:00 PM ______. i I A J l o i j diaids ^ jZ jZ ASK ABOUT OUR 1 W RITTEN GUARANTEE OE S A T IS F A C T IO N •woofaiiitjs PaWnedJn 1995, WefoMUiHKd, Uniformed &Siferasai & jtuft 5 U U k W | k h I tN im u M u lp ts . w k i a m tn n tm i kJmtilM IIT | ^ T ^ / 7 1 1j fo m u a o m e o m w n w n r i �TT» first T u t s ol Sanford. aponKXK) by Sanford Mam Sbsst and hatd Saturday al tha Sanford Crvc Cantor, was a graft suecass and thosa who attandad got to lasts grsat food. Thora waa a wida van*ty of ewsma to choosa from such as Maxican. aarvad by El Potro Mexican rastaurant (top photo): and barbecue. sarvad by Rib Ranch Chat Laroy to Dr. Rob* ad Smth (towar photo). Emaat Cubreth. chat of tha Marina Hotat Yacht Qub Lounga. stands at play which included a palm baa that took han two hours to craata (carter photo). Local NoUco LoqalNottco o* r w M I w i t W I k I October 17th. ISSr. and enlarod n el»a c m i w y « o e -t rii-C A . or m « Circuit Court ol mo i»tn Judicial Circuit m and lor tanunoia County. Florida. ■Itoratn OCWIM K D I M L BANS. « FEOERAL SAVINGS SANK, to Plarnult and RONNIE DAIS CROOK. AMERICAN general moms io u itv . me.. twin rivers ho m eo w n ers ASSOCIATION, INC., ia/wa Tmal X d u n a m . M me LOT I I . TWIN RIVERS S IC TtON HI B. UNIT I. ACCOROINO TO T N I SLAT TH EA IO r AS RECORDED IN PLAT SOON 40. PAGts u t h r o u g h ss . p u b ­ l ic RKCOROS OP SII4INOLI COUNTY. FLORIDA. NOT* PURSUANT TO TH I FAIN C IS T COLLICTION PRACTICIS ACT YOU ANI AOVIStO THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS O K H I O TO 11 A 01 ST COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO C O LLIC T A DOST AND ANT INFORMATION OBTAIN*0 WILL SO U S O *0R THAT PURPOSE Dated 2am say or OCTO04A. IM F MARTANNE MORS I CteiC ol Circuit Court S f J a n o l iaoowic Deeuty Clat it COOIUS t STAWIAASKI 4010 Soy Scout Bouioiaid Suita ISO Tampa. Florida MOOT LOT tS. C H A S I OROVSS. UNIT T-A. ACCOROINO TO T H I PLAT TH1RIOP AS RICORDIO IN PLAT BOOK 44 PAOIS 14 S IS OP T H I PUBLIC RtCOROt OP SSMINOLI COUNTY, FLORI­ DA. N O TI: PURSUANT TO T H I PAIR 01 S T COLLICTION PRACTICIS ACT YOU AR I ACVISID THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS D t IM IO TO S I A O U T COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO C O LLIC T A DEBT ANO ANY MPONMATION O STAM IO WILL S I U S IO PON THAT PURPOSE. Oaiad tha HR day at Ha root oar. 1SST MARTANRI MORSE Clark ol Ctreud Court U O N Madtotd Am m . Madijnd. FL JJ7 JI op call 1*60©*432-|OIN (5444) �LAKE MAKY--Fsr the but two yean. Sheridan Winfrey. baa volunteered her time and tal­ ents with the ton in g CM* dren'a Center In Winter Springs. Her love and concern for her own children. Ron and tote and her three grandrhtlrben. was her main motivation in becoming Involved m this M H I ardl meeteveryTueachlyofthe month, a t7:90p.m.. at the old Lake Mary City H al on Country Club Road. Contact Tve ahraya been concerned from 3:90 >4:90 p m. at the Sanford Ctvtc Center. Ltvt music by the Dritonlana 13-piece band. Donation 43.00. Wglcom# Wagon Ntwcomwrs’ Coffto Seminole Spokes Wcicome Wagon Club of Seminole county holds a coffee for newcomers aad second Wednesday of every month from 10 a.m. until noon. For information on address, call Betty. 006-0144. or Lucy. 322-7877 Alzholmor's Support Group The Abhelawr'a Support Oroup for Caretfvera meets the fourth Wednesday, at 10 a m . at the Frank Evans Center in Lake Mery. Ail interested are Invited to attend. Shelly Brassier, a licensed Alahrimer therapist, leada the and an•wera questions. For Information, cad 329-4838 or 3^4-3000 Al-Anon > " i f you know, or Bve with an alcoholic, Ut&o la help. " '* * Al-Anon la an anonymous, non-pro* organisation. open to anyone who la a relative or friend of an alcoholic. Serenity Won Al-Anon moots each Mondqy. Tuesday and Thursday. (Thursday non-amokmg) evening at • p.m. Meetings arc held tai the back room of the Sahara Club. 2387 South Sanford Ave.. Sanford. For additional meeting times and locations In the Central Florida area, or for more information, call 921-0122. Wldowwd Persons All widowed persona are invited to meet at 1:90 p.m. the second and fourth Wednesday of every month at the Cassel­ berry Senior Center. 200 Lake Triplet Drive. Casselberry. The Sar\ford Herald wants to publictie your events, classes and seminar* that are available to the general public. We'd like lo have the information for your announcement at least a week In advance. All Items should be typed or written legibly and Include Infor­ mation about who. what. when, where and even why your event la taking place. Be sure to Include your name and a daytime phone number In case we have some questions about the tnfor- ' 1T U E SD A Y PR IM S TIM S ,' . . This, aha dtod la the Brat step to helping ethers. Some of Wtofrafs duties at the center Include updating (lira, attending aafrty fobs and •manning* the booth while she la there. Literature Is distrib­ uted to attendee's. On other occasions Winfrey may handle phone calls or place calls for various reasons. She was also responsible re* cently for making arrange­ ments for a candlelight cere­ mony to remember those missing children that have not been located aa of yet. This event was commemorating Na­ tional Missing Children's Day. ,*!4*IS!r lo the public. *We try to help saytng. * to me you're talking find the missing children Jbut about the next generation. We we also try to educate people see a lot of runaways or paren­ to watch foe the signs of a tal abductions. Very few are chid that may run away. We true kidnappings. A small ma­ stress to them to talk before jority la stranger abductions. problems escalate to cause the They are our future generations chid to run away.* that will be ruling.* She mentioned that she was Her love of children also ex­ most Impressed with the edu­ tends to her work with First cation program and literature Baptist church where she that the center makes available teaching preschoolers In a Volunteer opportunities arc always open with the Missing Children's Center. Paper goods from offices, help in Inserting brochures and packets as well as financial donations art needed. For more Information call the organisation at 327 4403. Husk tomato, tomatillo grow well In state family but a completely differ ent plant. It la also known as strawberry tomato. Chines* lanterns, winter cherry, blad der cherry, and Cape goose berry. Ittia plant-Oa.aaUv*<t< Japan a n d :* ErBumps.;'T%i fruit la similar to hut amattei husk la a very common weed In Florida and other countries In the Caribbean region. Doaevtptlsai Both upright and trailing varieties are avail­ able. One variety Is an exotic, hardy 2-foot-high perennial with tomato-shaped leaves. Its ■mall white flowers, which form tn the spring, arc followed by large dense clusters of I to 2 Inch brilliant, orange-scarlet, lanlern-ahaped fruits tn the fall. Each fruit la smoothskinned and completely en­ closed In a thin papery husk, which Is loose and easily re­ moved. Each tomato-like fruit contains many small seeds. Beat Some species are edible and the whole fruit with the husk removed 1s used in pre­ serves. Mature fruits are used to make plea. Fruits can be dried and used for winter deco­ ration. J- , •* • — AL 44 I"1 to the fruits. T m ttifo r Introduced to the United States from Mexico la extensively used by Latin Americana living In the United States It la ffown to a limited extent tn South Florida for the Latin American market in that region. Youth pays tribute to veterans Outmanwa. Perhaps you would like to share it with your reader*. PHYL ERICKSON. COON RAPIDS, MINN. DEAR PHYL. I'm pleased to print your granddaughter's assay. I can UUnk o f no better occasion than Veterans Day. PATRIOTISM by Jenna Guimaraes T pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, end to the rtpublic for which it stands, one nation under God. indivisible, with liberty and justice lor all.*Every day my classmates and 1 recite this oath. By doing this we promise to bo true to our country, ourselves end our fallow Americans In school we study the history of our country, learning about those who lived long ago; who stood up for their beliefs, risked their lives, homes end safety to give promise to a better life to their descendants. 7tA (7nil/rtf* *'»**<* fr.. . . iw . & ^i v«nafccw. kt 0 1 Jukie’sBoutique P*TT— . Sunday school class. She and he husband. Ray. have at­ tended there for one year. f f ' i i j p S A L I. m ' ' I W « don’t hava to risk our Uvea to show our patriotism, but I i n grsUfti! to tnoaa who did. S B V IC I D EA R A B B Y : Can you pleaoo help my friond and mo solve « ------------------ dilemma'’ When sanding out children’s AB IG AIL birthday invitations, do you think V A N BUREN 41 i» proper to include the child's clothing sis# and toy ideas in the invitation? 4 recently receivtd an invitation that read: Billy wears a size 5 and Because of theoo people, our coun- his favorite toys are Super Heroes, try ia a great place to live. This comment obviously seems as Though we are younger than though you are expected to bring s moat countries, many look to us for gift protection, leadership. support and What do you think, Abby? friendship. WONDERING Patriotism can bo shown in tnsny ways, oven bv oedinsnr pooDEAR W O N D E R IN G I 1n SSf known as Molly Pitcher, is one of them. Molly Pitcher carried water to the soldier* during the Revolutionf i UWar. Z A l When one of the soldiers ary fella from heat stroke, Molly shot the m m a s cannon for him. 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Half-N-Half la now 6-3 and laada C Care (8-3). Brer JO (3-5) and C A L MNext week the regular________ with C A L Timber chatentang Chang’s < Caro at 7 JO at 8 37th. ■■ t s t i . it is it is m s saga, ■ M S .M M M is . M IS SCC Raiders roll to. road victories SsefssSon VeHsybsH Results P""** 10 «*■»■* the A U m m ehampiorv enough to CMy o f __________ Rational VoBeybaO Dan Pelham School. The results In the ran tecin the of the regular wOSBSXSiL 3M M S B : SS8JWW* M Don Meshy’s B Lcagur the Unknowns M are terd. C.E.S. and Westvtcw Baptist Church S3 Isfl 3-3). Family Matters (1-4) and Seminole Community College |0-Bi. Overai MandhMK A League; Kathy's Baby Shop (33-3). Ladles of ^ W ta T S ip tls t Church i l P 0-.18*: (17-181. Beer JO (10-38) and Sanford Church of God (3-331. B League: Dan Meshy's iWmlnok Paid (30-01. Fs^hr Matters and the Unknowns (both 31-14), H fP to Church S3 (30-38). CJLS. (14­ 3 Hand Seminole CawnuBta College (3-43). ran ks record to 3 0 with " of laughers sgslnat out of competition in the tourna- - . ___- * . J *•! ItT ta w l J 1-3 a-u a* ia aery «-io i t i. U» 4-7 OOS M |f 0-1 OO0 IM taw ]. . I * * * . «CC «k BCC 1 1 TVw ------ . BCC I — ___i l. rnWvrwis 0 -3. _____ SI. Rfo O-IL Total Ink . BCC II: acc 1 ant . BCC. Tan - • _ k e f"— The hagus w « eonchiBr the FOB oeaM wtth o ® 8ylvan Lsks Parte Tamila SANFORD _ Syhran Lake Parkis offer __________ Junior --------— 1the Advanced tennis player Monday throutf) Friday from 4JO pjn. to 8J0 p.RL Aloo being held are adult doubles round robins every Monday and Frtday eventags from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Noroglonatlon Is required and totermedlata to advanced level players an welcome to participate. Coat la S3 per _ bans an provided at t o park. haaona and team cllnlca are Fiotaman guard Crystal Ta nets Commurdy Coasgs bte Waahyan Co8aga of Qaorgla 103-3S. The Flames started slowly, but the bats finally got hot. exploding for atx non an hits In the third In­ ning, then adding throe more runs In thei fourth: Defensively, the ____ **ve up only Ove hits, turned a double play and did not Buen Samarttano: one hit _ Bert Soloman (double), Car­ ina Morales. Alex Tones.' Danny Reyes. Pete Morales. OCTOBER 24 Leiffer and Sons Trucking: two hits Steve Wagner (triple, double, two ruiWT two RBI). Mike Clark (triple, three RBI), Danny Hewitt (double, run. RBI). Paul Uscno (three runs). Brian Jones. Bolibby Shaw (one run each): one hit _ Kevtn JulIan (double, run). Tommy Vealna (two RBI). Manny Silvia. a. Dave Johnson. Kevin Local runners and teams earn SANTORO . Eight of t o 13 local Cla m QA and Class 0A t«m e earned a trip to t o regwnal cross country meets this Saturday with outatandtna performances test weektadlr? trict competition, once again Paving the strength of the Seminole Athletic Conference. V * Semtnote boys, plus t o male squads from Lyman. Howell and Lake Mary as well aa t o girls’ teams from Brantley. Lyman. Oviedo Lake Howell will be looking ah at the atate tournament a shot this weekend. The big wtnncra were the Lyman boys and Lake Brantley *Wa who repeated as Class 6A-Dietrict 3 champions at Lake Mary High School last Saturday morning. So dominant were the Grey­ hounds. who also won the re- taaaaaa. r a t aas a n a . a i t rac ta a ro .M ta mm is awvMt 4 7 3 IM I.M M WWMH I 7 ----------------------rac i t “ | as a . a 4 4atMf.aaaa »aaa. i 4 i t o field aa they blanked Sanford Bun Samarttano 9­ 0 In Sanfoid Rarnalliei De­ partment Fall Church Slowpitch Softball League action. ■ a a iW M a f 1 S Saturday _ but t o overall play Providing the offense were: First United MethodistFlames: three hits _ W.L. q iraeey (double, tsro runs); *o hlU . Jack Dinner (triple, run. four RBI). Robert Smith (double, tsro runs. RBI). Vance Hants (run. two RBI). Jerry Camus. Mark Blythe. Bruce Daniils (one run scored each): one hit Jack EHonhead (RBI), Dean L Smith, winning pitcher Robert Jones. LAKE MARY. Leiffer and Sons Trucking (7-0| moved within a victory of clinching at least a He for t o championship in the City of Lake Mary Recreation and Parks Department Mena Fall Friday Night Slowpttch Softball League with a crushing vic­ tory over Beer JO (4-3) at t o Lake Mary Sports Complex. Leiffer and Sons Trucking scored early and often in knocking off the second place club 2(H) in there Innings. In t o other games. Modem Welding (8­ 3) stayed alive by getting a 7-0 forfeit vic­ tory from Sanford Paint and Body (0-7) and IRC mm Raines Connection. 4-3) whipped t o Superstore Stammers (1-8) 31-1 in four Innings. Providing the offenae were: i « ■How a runner past second. Itaiasw . acc M. WC 31. T W want tata mata . acc 1-3 IKudruyvtarra F4 aajM#^l|L Total tata . SCC lit WC IX 2tata "_^£c*33°lE2Iy. SxS5*taJS?h7 grtajnnrr M . itaata_. 3 CC IS Oaa 1 SCC3 -0 . “ ** tosrta . Leiffer & Sons Tru cking nears title 1 Flames heat up cold Saturday SANFORD _ The ture may have " had her bast coming tpwSh 10 potato, two i ______ __________ ___________ am • Can SYLVAN LAKE PARK at (407) 333-8807 for more Information. at 3 pm. Tha leader for SCC ta both •unea mm 7-foot freshman center Jaana Kotova, who had 38 points. 10 rebounds and four blocked •oot* on Friday and 27 points, on 13 of 18 shooting, eight Rebounds sad eight blocked shots an Swtur- . .. -------------« 4 w I OOX McCoy 0 l-S I. M ans 0 0-0 a atwfe 4 1-3 • teOMy 3 0 0 T. TayW r O3-3 X tan SiIS 0 1-3 I. Jarkaon 3 3-3 X Anar O M I T t W ta: 13 13-13 3 0 Vcmactoick. Modem Welding: four hits _ Ed Mangani (two runs); three hits _ Andy Laum r I'nple. run. Kill). Rich Hanratty (RBI), wui Barton (run): two hits _ Todd Hunter Moubis. tun. RBO. Chuck Hofftmn. Lee Afcxandcr. one hit _ Jimmy Sun (home nin, run. taro RBI). Ethan Bauer (run. RBI). TRC: four htta _ Tbny Smith (double, three runs, three RBI): two hits Date Petos (home run. two nma. four RBQ. Myriel Retd (triple, double, four RBI), Craig Merkeroon (two doubles, taro nma. taro RBQ. Robert Stevens. Nakla Roberta (two nma each); one hit _ Shay Burnside (triplf. not. two RBQ. Oieg Hardy (double, nm). Herman Tally (run. RBQ. Tony HoUlc (run). WUUe McCloud; one nm Arthur Barnes. Sanford Paint and Body: two hits Dennis MUter (double, nm). Ed Schuck~ man; one hit _ Pete Harrison (double. RBQ. Jbn Smith (double), Don Abrhams. Beer JO: five hits _ Dave Coaa (three triples, double, four runs, free RBQ; four htta . Mika Milter (triple, double, three nma. four RBQ; three hits _ Blake Mwray ttMirnma. two RBQ; two htta _ Brett Molle (rttate. throe nine, two RBQ. Dave Kaebertine (triple, two runs, three RBQ. Dave Bennett (two runs, three RBQ. Joe DiBartolo, Jerry Camus (two runs and one RBI each); ana hit _ Kyle Brubaker (four runs. RBQ. Jerry DtBariolo (run. three RBQ. Vic Dlbartolo (run. two RBI). Ken McKecver (run. RBQ; one RBI _ Paul Tomlin. supcratoro Slammer* two hits _ Alan Tyreli (home run. two nma. three RBI); ° ° * btt _ Jason Bender (two nma). Dave Homan. Mike Bcmoaky (one nm each). Tom Yelatey, Darren Smart (one RBI each). Juan Balky. Brace Sellers. cross country regionals ftonaU last yrar. that their five counting runners all placed In t o top 13, Including three ntnneia In the top five, for a toU1 of only 33 points. Lake Howell waa second with 81 points, while u*zy was third wlUi 87 points. Jackson­ ville-Madarln. DeLand and Jackaonvtlle-Sandalwood were fourth through sixth and also earned spots in the reglonala. which will be held at Columbia High School In Lake City on t o ReH ltfh 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 a ift fr ift ft ft a IfM fiA A fA a a a �Running 407/322-M11 m ns 10 [lane Murray. Mandarin. l t ‘ M.4S. 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Don’t procrastinate. Your indigostloa and gas ladcali continuing Irritaties la yaar dlgostivo tract that ■hated. ta my apiataa. ho addressed EVEftttTIKANS 0*f I SOOVUTOBIU MAULDIN S HOUSE.. U€ QUAFF A FEU) ROOT BEER5..TH6N! TEU. HIM WHAT HAffENCD YESTERDAY. I WENT TO A BOOKSTORE TO SET SOMETHIN# BY ERNIE P Ylf.. THIY NEVER HEARD Of HIM.. see information. I am idtag van a copy of my Health Hoped 'Peptic Ulcers * Other read rrs whe weuld Hhe a copy should send M ptaa a laag, self addressed, ■lamped savelapa to P O. Bos M I7, Murray Hill Station. New Yorh. NY IttSA Be sure te mention the title. DEAB D R G O TT: My friends aad family say that I am unusual because I eat a head sf lettuce for lunch and aaothar at dlaner — without any itnselag Is there any harm in this? DEAB R EAD ER No. but It is car lately uaumml, te say the least That's a whale ef a 1st ef lettuce. veaetaMes. lettuce is composed prime larily ofI wal water. As aa you are also consuming preand carbohydrates jn a well bal­ anced meal plan, and the lettuce is net causing chronic bowel problems (such as constipation because of the high fiber content). I see no reason why you shouldn’t continue your prac­ tice Remember, though, that modem lisa In what you eat is tho hoy. Perhaps, la the Interest of dietary * ' you might eliminate some let I DON^T KNOW. flU ... I JUST DON'T KNOW.. Thethemeencore Ry Phillip Alder Coaliauing yesterday’s theme of queens end princesses, let's turn to Joseph Conrad, who wrote, 'Being a woman is a terribly difficult trade, since It consists principally of dealing with men.* In bridge, queens try to evade area and kings to that they can win tricks However, sometimes a queen has to ba sacrificed — aa in this deal. South opened two no-trump, which showed 11 H points, but he tensibiy upgraded his hand because of all those aces and klnga. North had an easy raise, and West had an even easier lead: the spade queen. 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WEDNESDAY O c to b e r 8, 1997 Officials fight d e ve lo p m e n t designation Ssm lnol* County fir s Chief Tarry Ish sn h Fifth bugle signals fire chiefs ascent Alrport officials are hoping to re­ sume projects temporarily hailed by a state planning agency. On Sept. 17 (he Stale Depart­ ment of Community Affairs Issued n cense and desist order for nlrport projects totaling about 90.6 million 50 C e n t s Including several runway expan■Iona, a new building, and an add I* lion ot the main terminal. The no* lice o f violation aald aoma o f the projecta could be conaldered a De­ velopment o f Regional Impact (development activity Impacting more than one county and infra­ structure) and the airport had not applied for the designation. th e events leading to the cease and desist order, came as a result o f complaints from the Audubon Society and the Game and fresh Water Commission when the air­ port cut down trees housing bald eagle nesls In order to clear the area for a runway expansion. The tee Airport, Rags 4A Tourist bus scrapped thgos announcing ahutBe sendee althe airport were removed Oct. 1 . The Sanford Airport Authority has quietly pulled the plug on its international tourist bus shuttle fecrvlce. The Airport Excursion Coach o f­ fered tourists scenic views .of San­ ford, Including the Seminole Town Center, the downtown historic dis- Great Fall Exposition By MAMA OMtM Herald Staff Writer After working his way through the ranks. Terry Schenk at age 48 todny. has reached top billing as Seminole County fire chief. At a ceremony last week. Schenk received his fifth bugle, a symbol recognised Interna­ tionally among firefighters. As he achieved each rank, from lieutenant lo battalon chief, lo assistant chief lo deputy chief lo chief, Sclicnk earned a bugle. The bugle, he explained, comes from the early days o f firefighting In the Isle 1800s when a bugle was used lo rally firefighters. Schenk, who has served ns deputy fire chief for (he Iasi four years, will maintain hla current duties in the county's Emergency Medical Services Division, which Includes the management uf 330 people, 13 fire slut ion* nml a shared facility In Lake Mnry. A resident of Central Florida since ngc 4. Sea Schenk. Page 4A TO D A Y A great pumpkin patch Th* Community United Methodist Youth Fellowship Invites Ihe public to come and share In their annual Pumpkin Patch. Pumpkins will arrive tod a y and will be on sale through O ct. 31. Some 4.000 pumpkins will arrive on the 8th with an additional 4.000 arriving later. •eo Briefs, Fags 3A Expo draws blockbuster crowds The Oreal Fall Exposition 07 la recording blockbuster crowds for this past weekend and Is looking forwnrd lo an even bigger weekend coming up. According lo Rick Silanakns. of UrrnmVlalun Studios and Mountain View IToducilons. the crowds were an estimated SO lo 00.000 for Fri­ day and Saturday alone. Numbers have not been confirmed on tickets sales ns of yet. Hilnnikoa said. ‘ We're extremely excited and we are gearing up for the big weekend ahead * Jessica Illel of the Wurner tiros, television show 7Ih IIeautn will be on hand Saturday as well as the network's mascot Michigan J. Frog. There will also b « shows by the groups Barth Deal and Tbs Drifters, Kinday la Dob Dance Family Ride Day. All ages, all rides, all day only 818 until 7 p m Everyday at the expo, festival g o ­ ers can sec the Incredible Road Air SI Flying Car and meel personal trainer and i Iat of the Cash 4 Ti­ tles television commercials. Ted Brown. Today at the expo, it is Two for One Night: one person buys tickets required for rule of their choice and •he second person o f their choice rides lltut ride free with them. The midway opens at 5 p.m. Thursday night. It is 30 Cents Night at the expo: All rules require two or more tickets. Tickets are 30 cents each. Minimum purchase Is 81. Sllanskas said that the expo has fed a lot of money hack Into the The wake up call lo the Sanford Police Department be­ came louder and more direct on Tuesday. For Ihe SPD lo Incom e an effective law enforcement agency Its members hnve been advised lo make a pair of Im­ Partly S Expo adventursn Rachel Uddok). Jonathan Uriciolo. Chris Rotftrock. Jimmy EMs and Adam Stone viiH at Seniord s Iskefront before checking out more rides. See Expo. Page 4A Be i h a i i nnnnrn ------------------------ ' • tee Police, Pago 3A Shooting victim nabbed for drugs, guns Everything from A lo Z will be available at the Seminole County Master Oardeners* Plant Sale and Fnlr this Saturday. That's avocados to slnnlas, all on sale at the Cooperative Extension Service Center, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Master gardener Jim Hunter Is coordinating the plant sale and fair for the group and says that every­ thing available at the event waa ei­ ther grown by a master gardener or donated by a nursery. Seminole County has bad a mas­ ter gardener program since 1979. An extension of the University o f Honda Institute o f Food and Agrlcultural Sciences, Sciences, ihe volunteers provide research-based Informa­ tion to the community about gar­ dening and are trained to educate homeowners about lawn care and pest Identification and control. Hunter mans the telephone at the extension servlet every Wednesday afternoon, dispensing information lo callers Who have questions about horticulture. *1 can't tell you how many trees I've saved.* Hunter aaya regarding the free service that la provided by the master gardeners .weekday mornings and afternoons. He says that It la especially helpftil In the winter, when northerners, unfa- SUBSCRIBE TO THE SANFORD HERALD FOR deputies pulled over a vehicle suspected In being a pari o f nn aggravated assault. The brake lights were out on Ihe vehicle which Is why It was pulled over. The deputy wrote a ci­ tation for driver Burke and then he spoke lo Wynn about the assault Incident. When he asked Wynn If he could search Ihe cor, Wynn responded that Ihe officer would have to ask Wynn’s mother. Upon final search o f the vehicle, the officer saw a portion o f a gun handle slicking out from beneath a floor mat on the driver's side. Bee Wynn, Fags 3A paraphernalia.’ possession of a fire­ arm /concealed weapon by convicted felon, •filing o f cannabis nnd grand theft of firearm. Also arrested, according lo Ihe report, was fe­ male accomplice Tantanlaha Burke. 31, of 4220 South Orlando Drive, Sanford. Burke was charged with trafficking 28 grama o f cocaine while armed, possession or crack cocaine, concealed firearm, grand theft o f firearm, p os­ session o f controlled substance (cannabis) over 20 grams with Intent to sell and p osses­ sion or cannabis over 20 grama. According to the arrest reports; Sheriffs Learn A BC s of gardening at plant sale, fair Saturday . mediate attitude changes: One is lo respect • and quit back-stabbing • Chief Joe Dil­ lard. The second Is to develop harmony with the Seminole County Sheriffs Office. To be Curt. Dillard left City Hall on Tu esd ay sensing a good deal more support (nan he has had since becoming Ihe city’s police chief In January. 1997. He received lhal support from Ihe consultant who made a critical study o f the SPD this summer and from Longwood Police Chief Greg Manning, who chairs Sanford's newlyappointed Law Enforcement Options Committee. very Impressed and rateful for what happened ere today." Dillard said after the committee met far 3 1/2 hours with Public Administra­ tive Service Assistant Director George llubler. Dillard will lake Ihe com m it­ tee through Ihe SPD'a head- Tm The Sanford man whose lire was threatened by two murder attempts In the last two weeks wua nrreated himself on multiple charges. Eric Wynn. 23. o f 1001 West 10th Street, was ar­ rested Friday, Oct. 3. by Seminole County deputies. Wynn was charged with trofflcklng 28 grams o f cocaine while armed, possession o f crack cocaine, concealed firearm, possession of cannabis over 20 grams, possession of drug Cloudy S P D told to Respect Chief Dillard don’t shoot the sheriff ........% M "A > • • m, '•fv - • f. \ • -V ; ■' . . ■ 4 - ■ . ' 1 * Laney Dickson, S, niaca of iTtastaf gardener Jim Hunter, stands among Mexican BrWonlsna. These perennials, grown by Huntsr, wfl be avalw -t t p M M w a M M n i-W M W .. 1H E B E S T l O C A L NCVv COVERAGE Cal l 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 �Flonda t'ounlios raise S$ lot manatees and turtles It’s Sgt. York Day and Kids Day, too v * ! 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I|.*m | ‘ ! ^t•'iV iil >'t tn i|is *’, ( 1 1 : ,v ill. ii m i » a hall Legal Notices IN T H t C I R C U I T C O U R T OF T M i 11T H J U D I C I A L C IR C U IT . IN A N D F O R §■ M l N O L I C O U N TV , FL O R ID A O IN IR A L J U R IS D IC T IO N D IV IS IO N C A t l N O : o r 126« C A 140 TEXAS COMM! AC I l l * M NATIONAL ASSOC AU(>N AS CUSTOO AN PyAlNT * * VS Jl RA V M Tu MOHT j CAflOiVN K TUFFOAO SAIlAi PO N T COMMuN T<t Sf AVICI S ASSOCIATION ihC h a A SAQAl PO NT ASSOCIAT ON NC niiS T UNION NATIONAL UANm F l OM 0 A JOHN DO! AND JANI OOE AS UNKNO/iN TENANTS IN POSSESSION OCTENDANTiS, N O T IC I O F F O R C C L O S U R 1 SALK n o t i c e 'S h e r c o v g i v e n pur«uaril fg i| Summar y F*nisl ju dg m on t of l o i e c l o h ' i i tliileil Sapternbar ^ 41 ft 1997 ci Ipitiil ,n Ci*>> Cal aw No 4 7 12 t h L A 1 4 0 of l**» Gift ml C 05**1 Oi l*iw 1STH Judicial Ct'f.g I «*> aotj h i t S I M N O l C Couota SANFOAC. Florida I will tall to to* b <giTia%l aod ha at tudclwr to* cai*» A? THE FRONT DOOIl OF |hw SEMINO l E County C o u d h o u i e loca ta d at 901 NORTH PARK ; AVENUE »n SANFORD Florida, i l 11 00 a *n on th* 2 8 in day o* OCTOBER. 1997 th* lotlowmg d a t e n b a d property av ael forth ip ta 'd Su*Tif"»i,*y F m il Judfnvant, to ant LOT 14 . SAOA l GREEN AT . SAOAl POINT ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED »N PLAT BOOK JS PAGES 4 1 THROUGH 4 1 . PUB LiC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTV. FLORIDA Dated th'i 2 Sth day ol SEP TIMBER. 1997 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL| MARVANNE MORSE Clark of tba Circu-t Court By Jan* E Jasowit Deputy Clotk THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN. PA 8 0 1 S Umvaridy Dr>5ia Suila S0 b P t a n i a i i o n , F t J 3J 24 (9 5 4 ) 233 8 000 97 1 tS 70 (GNWi In a c c o r d a n c e with Thu American with DitabiSiNet Act, por aont with d.sabtiil.ev r e e d ­ ing a tpactai acco'timodal>on to participate tn Hut proceeditig thou ld c o r l a c t the Clark ol tho Circutt Court ai the SEMINOLE County Courthouve at 4 0 7 -3 2 3 4 3 3 0 EXT 4 2 2 7 , no! talar than tavan day* pftor l o i'ha p r o ­ c e e di ng If baar.ng impaired.! 800 955 0771 (TDD| or » 800 9 5 5 *8 7 7 0 . c i Flo»«da Relay Service Publ.ah Ociotie* T, 8 . 1997 DEJ 8 Legal Notices Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THK ElOHTtftNTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Of Fl o r i d a . i n a n d f o r SEMINOLE COUNTY GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO 9 7 8 70 CA 14 0 -.AM MAN*.** IAN M Hf J ,1 -m . #l|A* ,t iN •. ».( M A. t,f - ;,» N t Av V .*■•! i Ai .1 ,WP 1iMAT 9 N " * •« MAH' i AUf * t * N % M* AN » »N p .leal H IN TMI CIRCUIT COURT FOR 1 IM INO L 0 COUNTY. FIORIOA PROS ATS DIVISION File No 8 7 - 8 2 0 CP iN nt ESTATE OF JULIUS DUVAl JR D*> *.ni* d NOTICI OF ADMINISTRATION **’ « *dr*i,nts*'ahnn d I i * nil r '« * jji D j * *' j* e.iserf r * Number 9 * b i t P s ti*rK|mg i'< rn* Circuit Ctijil ♦«' L*mi»>o * Co u 'd * Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT OF THE HUM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTV FLORIDA OENCRAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO 97 1 0 7 2 CA 14 K *4 I>4WNI s'f M 1 aA ,( N A A i d ' )RN A H** I A1 I, I A A N / “ A* *1 M ,IH . A .1 NL A M N N 4 S IA dtPOMAT N I i Ai*| T * f vs ,AH* J r.'V* ■N NAN V,*4 SPOJSE (i * ' l A d i i SIMUNS fi(RNA[i|T*| A b M l d . S .if,af«'.WN SPfJdSI (<» EtERNAIil * *1 A S ' MON S JOHN DUE AND j ANE OOI AS UNKNOWN TENANTS N POSSESSION LIFE NO AN VS, NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOT i d S MEfillit GVEN Pu ' m ,iJM ir. ,* ‘, i . m n u ' f F,',kli Judgmc r>i line., i. *. j*»■ ij.ili"l S*ipl»f,b,4r ;'4tf * *‘i J U,' ItulffiI ,fi C«* C !%*• 7*-: ,7 * ■ ' A 1 4 ff. yt P«u C ‘ir u • 1 "tdt <>' ' !'*’ in i*! JutJ 'I* ' i'« f I > 'd S I M N O l I t uu* *y SANlOUfi f tor id A f will %w1i In I'm 1 ijTiwid ar,d b*%i tmld*n * i d ,> <i1 Tail WEST FRONT C OOR id IT " SIMiNOiE Cui rit» Coi. iiho 5ai,u tor.aled at 101 N PARK AVI M i l ,n SANFORD Florida il R u0 4 rn on the Vhif' tl iy id OGTO UER, 1 9 9 7 lb.loiiuwing (|*%cr ti*d pifpiMly av r*oi lo«ih m ita, id S.jinmaf y F n il JutJgnutril to ail THE SOUTH iEa M l T Of LO* * AND Th E WIST hv F i f T OF THE NORTH 7 f i t T Of LOT '* ULOCV 4 TIER 10 l R IRAi ►ORD 1 MAP Of Tu t TOWN G* SANFORD, A C C O n p NO T(J THE PIAT THEREOF AS Rf C o n o r 0 N Pa at BOO " t PAGES 5 f» THROUGH b 4 PUD LiC RECORDS Of SEMINOlE c o u n t y . Fl o r i d a OttluU IP s, 251 fi day o* STP TEMUER. 1997 ICIRCUIT COURT s i a l , MARVANNE MORSE, CLCR k C lerk ol DU!' Ci*cud Court By Jitnv E Jaiwwic Doputy Clark THE LAW OFFICES of DAVID J STERN PA ATTORNEY FOR Pi A h i d F 801 S Urim-rs-ly IHivw Suilfi 5 00 PTantat on. f L 31324 (9 5 4 | 233 800 0 97 13022 In ac co itl an ti i w,lh tho ArnufiCaih with Dnkab'id!0!i Act. (jer*gr:*» with dwabibt>u* naudmg a s p o t ml ac c od « m gd jti on bhoufd c onl ut t Him ClwrL of Him C ircuit Court at Iho SEMINOlE County Couflhousii al 407 J23 4 3 3 0 EXT 4 2 2 7 . nut ciler man Mj*wn dayt- pi,or In tl,+* pro cewcPng it huj nn/j mpautid 1 BU0 95 5 9 7 ,M (TOD, gr t 800 9 6 5 *0 7 7 0 , via Florida Relay Se t vice Pubiith O U o bi r v n 1997 DEJ 10 Ft ir.it* »'• !)*•* Du tor If# * rjftr• ’*% id whir *> at 6 e'iunoJe f.n f i ' f l i ' t jii 'iiiM P*"h 4 ta D,« v o n p fj Draw** .C Sai"* iid * n ' i d .1 1 /7 72 The n*f*5e and H i l ' f i i *»• iha [>*i S-ari * f*pr*ta'lta 1i«* and >ft [ l e n o n * 1 i*prasaMati«e i aHo* " ff , it** 5*1 inrir, t,« o * n otice Au N’ ERESTED PERSONS OF FORECLOSURE SALE AM| NQTiFd b THAT NOT r.E S HE RE lir G V( h A m ptnv ii « m * h i ' r Thu I, .,-.. , r . ,i * ciiiruiic * % served 4>* who h « » * * .ii»n I-->sj i * Ja>« I Soptn nbijf ri(3|B, t tins |hal thdlieng* H* ,-4 t» 1 * 0 4t r| ontwrod m Cain vaMrJ'ty tlf the W'h H»* fjuald' », Mf 8 * - C A *4 IS i'd the t align* o-» th* [i * is on a 1 rap*e J, d Court id lb* ( GM taMative, vin e# or |uH*dict cm H I U 1 1‘ vudi' a' c feu I m ar d ol this Court ere roquirad to f a * ,i MM lN Ok t Cuai'rtf *U*»ida th* r ob,* cl on* w th that CouH w*,,'f mi CHASE MANHATTAN WITH N THE l At I R OF THREE MORTGAGE CORPORATION MONTHS AFTER THE DATE 0 » • - a C H f M C A i RfS'DENTiAl the f i r s t p u b l i c a t i o n ' of MOn tGAG C CORPORATION THiS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS l/¥Z.t MARGARITTEN A COM AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE PANV 'NC '* Plaint tl and OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ST fv C N DEPIW et al . are o n them Dwtimdant* l will ibis lo tho AH creditor* ol Ihe de t e d e n l r ig h u i l ariri b**( tnddar for arid other o*'%on* having lavti rn tnn We*t tfudil door ol claims or bam and* aga>ritt thu ChuflhQuku, -ri Sanigni. do ce de nl s ustat* on whom a SEMNOLE County, Florida, at Copy ol t h * notice *s served 11 0 0 a m u c»otk on the 28 tfi wth.n thr** month* aR*r the day of OCTOBER 1 9 9 7 , 17,* fg* dote of the firtl pubbeaTroh of towing dtf'.LHb'Wd propaHy un th'* notice m o i l Tile their claim* irt iotl h in * 4 -d F.nal w t h this Court WITHIN THE judgmenf, to wit ' LATER Ol THREE MONTHS l OT 2 1 , JMD RAVENNA PARK AFTER THE DATE OF THE SECTION Or lOC H ARBOR. FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS ACCORDING TO THE Pi AT NOTICI OR THIRTY DAYS ’ HEREOF AS RECORDED IN AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE Pi AT BOOK 14 . PAGE 2 2 . OF OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE t h E PUBUC RECORDS OF ON THEM SIMNOL E COUNTY FLORIDA, All other cro d tort of the d ac eu/ft/u 414 Tainguio Dn«a danl and person* having cl*<ma Sanford. Florida 1277 1 or demand* aga<n*t th* d e c a ­ DATED th * 2 5 lh day of SW* dent s estasie mu*l file than TEMPER 1997 d a m n with this court WlTMiN MARVANNE MORSE THREE MONTHS AFTER THE As Ck-rk u* »a.d Court DATE Ol IHE HMSI PUULICA Ely j a n e t Jatowic TION OF THIS NOTICE As Deputy Clerk ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND Fdbui 8 G lint!. P A OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILEO Suite 300 WILL BE FOREVER BARRED 1 S 70 VatPuga Awanua Tha data of tha first pub lic a­ Cor Jit Gabiwsi, Florida 331 46 tion of tins Noiic* n Octobe r (JQSj 6 0 2 4110 Blh, 1997 Po is ons wdh u d>*ab' 1ily who Personal Rapreiantativa, riiiod a special acc om mod at ibh Conn* Duval lo participate in ITu* pr oceeding 1700 W a »1 16 th Straal shou ld contact ADA Sanford, Florida 32771 Coordinator al Strmmolo County Attorney for C ou rl ha u io , 301 N Park Personal Representative Avenue, Suite N 3 01 . Sanford, Michele A Viliam Florida 327 71 . at least live day* 66 William Street prior to Hie p r o c ee di n g Lyon*. New York 14409 Telephone (4 0 7 | 3 2 3 - 4 3 3 0 e »1 Telephone: ( 31 5 ) 9 46 -9 7 0 7 4 2 2 7 . 1 BOO-95 6 8771 (TDD) or Florida Bar No 06016 1 i-BOO- 9 5 5 -0 7 7 0 (V) via Florida Publish: October 0 , 15 , 1997 Relay Service " DEJ -105 Publish October 1 , 0 . 1997 DEJ 16 *4 M I P S HI P» A IF HUH A ) Dll l UN IM nt C O l/N TV A'i'l AN l A " f*OWN PERSON «N PTJSS! 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Fl o r i d a H o s p it a l l«r (p ith lrlk Il l'l l, M o .ts l L E E 'S ! Fsmoui Reap* Chicun j I Not valid with tiny otficit offer or ■ — 1 discouni G oo d tor a limitud limo r lf D O U l RiCtpC UfT L C e n te r f o r P sy ch ia try �a . Sanford Htrtfd. Banlofd. Honda •WtOrutdiy. October 8.1907 Editorial/ Opinion Law and order, please Tuesday’s meeting by the Sanford's Law Enforcement Options Committee was a positive stride not only to save the city's police department but to make sense out of the whole bloody situation. Yes. It Is time for the SPD to: + Support not rag Police Chief Joe Dillard. .♦ Oct In harmony with the Sheriffs Department. It is disappointing that Phillip Jackson, one of those appointed to the Law Enforcement Options Commit­ tee. was a no-show, having decided to resign from the group. He voiced two objections to the makeup of the committee selected by the city commissioners. Jackson didn’t believe that Velmn Williams, one of the commlsisoners. should be sitting with the committee. And he didn't believe Longwood Po­ lice Chief dreg Manning should sit In Judgment of another city's police d e­ partment. While wc appreciate Mr. Jackson's opinions and concerns, we do not share his contention that the process Is but “a witch hunt." Fnr from tt. Commissioner Williams has time and again expressed her desires to snvc the SPD. And Chief Mnnnlng made a pas­ sionate plea on Tuesday to allow Chief Dillard to run the department and for the SPD's officers to, get In harmony with the sheriffs office deputies. The mere thought that the two law enforcement agencies have had petty d iffe r e n c e s Is certainly not In the interests of Sanford or the county. Sheriff Don Esllnger said this morning thnt It wns not so much n matter of "strained relations" b e­ tween the two agencies but a failure by Sanford to "utilize the resources of the sheriffs office.” Sanford, he snld, had n tendency - to be “more isolated” thnn other cities within the county. This Is no time for Isolation, of course. Wc anticipate that the sherifT and Chief Dillard will .work together. "T get along super with Joe and his commanders." Esllnger snld. 1 0 -4 . ELLEN GOODM AN A woman’s designated place noSTO N "lt came to him as n cardiovascular epiphany. Dill McCartney, former football coach and founder of the Promise Keepers, wns Jogging on the Washington Mall when he felt his heart 'yanked toward heaven." This spiritual aerobic high led him to call for a gathering of men to ‘ Stund In the Oap.* Not The Gap store. Not the gender gap. The biblical gap recorded In Ezekiel when God went looking for a few good men to save a country. So it Is that half a million men arrived In the nation's capital this past week-end for a Saturday of male bonding and male bashing. They will be uttering an all-male men c u lp a for the abuse and neglect of families and children. If the pattern of such rallies holds, these men will b<.'jtt»«flng their feelings and taking responsibility. ■ This” gathering o f what Is arguably the largest men's movement In the country sounds at some levels like the fondest feminist fantasy. Hundreds of thousands o f men collectively eschewing adultery and pornogrophy. violence and abandonment. Men pledging publicly to keep their promises to their wives, to change diapers and bring flowers and offer respect. Yet many women kept away from this mall male event call the leaders of this assembly the enemy. Indeed, the National Organization for Women has put together the darkest anulysis of their goals and gone so far as to declare a policy of *No Surrender* In what they define as a battle of the sexes. This is the duality that has tracked the Promise Keepers since the movement began drawing followers to religious rallies In the comfortable male venue o f sports stadiums. A mixture o f old-time muscular Christianity and New Age sensibility, the group has raised hopes and hackles In almost equal proportion. On the one hand, the Promise keepers appeal to men alienated from each other and their families, men uncertain about what masculinity means anymore, men In search of spiritual healing. On the other hand, the organization is deeply connected to the Christian right. profoundly hostile to homosexuals, opposed to abortion and ‘ liberal women's groups" as well as 'atheists and Satanlsts." On the one hand. It promises women husbands who will. In McCartney's words, ‘ take responsibility for their actions, who are faithful to their families, who keep their word, even when It's difficult or costly." On the other hand. It assumes a trade-off: wifely submission to a kinder, gentler patriarch. I don't believe that the Promise Keepers are Women's Enemy No. I. Or even No. 10. During their peak years, the rallies offered more than 2 million men a safe place to atone, to acknowledge what was missing In tltclr lives, even to change. Dut at the same time, the Promise Keepers point a way out o f the current conflict o f roles and identities which Is a way back. The leaders speak to an old familiar view of authority In our culture. This Is a view that says power Is granted In return for protecting the weak and vulnerable. It's a view that says. Many women kept away from (hit mall male event call the organizers (he enem y j in turn, the weak and vulnerable (muat?) follow that leader, accede to that authority. In order to be protec ted. . j- > "M ‘ " l l S t y * w d y i.;"th * Promise Keepers" message ..echoes the words o f the secular futherhood movement. McCartney blames "a decline In responsible manhood" for the problems o f children who grow up without fathers, for crimes o f assault and rape. Dut what he means by a responsible mnn Is a take-charge kind or guy. Women. In this scheme of things, are left with the choice o f a dangerous man. no man. or a sole head of household. McCartney, trying to reassure women especially of his good Intentions, has compared a country of shattered families to a losing football team. "In the game o f football." he wrote. "If your team Is getting trounced, you'd better have a serious talk with the men at half-time and Identify the problems." You don't have to be a sports analyst to find the flaw in this game plan. In the world o f Promise Keepers, men are the only players. In the locker room, they Identify the problem s and call the shots. On the field, whether It's the Washington Moll or the family back yard, a woman's designated place la on the cheerlcadlng squad. Berry's World Tourist-------Airport- —4. Continued from Fags 1A C ontinued from Pag* 1A trlct. the Cen­ airport and the Federal Avia­ tral Florida Zoological Park tion Admlnstratlon had said and the Wal-Mart shopping the airport needed to clear the area Tor safety reasons. center on U.8 . Highway 17-92. The airport hired a Tallahas­ The service, scheduled to run from May to Oct. 1. was a mar­ see law' Arm specializing In DRI Issues to avoid what could keting tool designed to attract potentially turn Into millions of Enropean visitors to area shopping and local altes. The dollar* In litigation and fees If the airport were to apply for n Idea was to give travelers, waiting fbr their departure DRI. uetsv Bowman, an attorney night, a place to go and spend with llopplng Green Sams and their last dollars. Throughout Smith, told board members the venture, airport officials Tuesday that the main co n se ­ also hoped to relieve crowding quence o f the DRI designation In the departure area. Is fees. She said some o f the Following n review o f the pi­ airport’s facilities are subject lot program, officials at Or­ to DRI review and that ap­ lando Sanrord Airport have d e­ proval process could take up to cided to discontinue the service 18 months and cost between because of low rldershlp. one quarter to half a million "The rldershlp wasn't enough dollars. She said mitigating to sustain the service." said litigation associated with the Jock Wert, director o f the case could coat millions and Seminole County Tourism development at Ihe airport Council, a partner In the ven­ could be halted. ture. However, Bowman. said Preliminary passenger some o f the prefects could be counts show that 3.248 people grandfathered In through Ihe used the shuttle bus from May 25-year-old DRI law and not be to Sept. 12. Estimated reve­ subject to DRI requirements. nues were 830.841 for Ihe six Baaed on her review of the air­ month period with expenses at about 838.188. Additional re­ ceipts and expenses are ex­ pected through Sept. 30. Continued from Page IA Wert attributed the low lu m ­ Schenk grew up In bers to visitors' reluctance to Winter Park and earned a leave the airport once there. bachelor's degree in public "We found most people administration from the Uni­ wanted to stay there." he said, versity of Central Florida. nddlng that there may be a A firefighter since 1978. possible expansion at the air­ Schenk snld his Interest in the port. field came largely from hla On the positive aide. Wert friends and In particular Don said, "we learned from the ex­ llnrklns. who is currently the perience and we saw that p eo­ fire chief In Orlando. ple experienced what we had to "It's an exciting Job and I offer here." enjoy what I do." Schenk said. Wert said he expects when In addition to his regular du ­ visitors com e back again they ties. Schenk has been-on Ihe will go to local businesses on scene during hurricane dlaastheir own. He said the airport lers and has also traveled to will continue to distribute In­ the western part of Ihe country formational brochures an he lo tight brush fires. did not dlscou n l’the possibility "When I saw CNN picture of o f bringing back the shuttle the Yellowstone fire In 1088. I service at some future date. called and told them I wanted The shuttle service, which to assist." lie said , ran at 48-mlnute Intervals on Schenk remains on cnll fur Thursdays. Fridays and Satur­ summer (Ires, however, he snld days. was funded by local fix Ihe past two years he has merchants and airport user focused Ills efforts closer lo and rental fees. home. Schenk wns directly In­ The airport hod built a ticket volved In the county's emer­ counter lo an adjoining left gency transport Issue, which luggage facility where visitors could check In baggage. gave his department the sole According to Susan Flowers, contract for providing emer­ director of for the airport, gency service In Seminole j terminal manage*-OBI. will h o y •- (Jaunty. out the building'TffflujfliqgThe ', "The transport eat fix us nnd people are cost o f tmprovemcBJa. $ port projects, she said If the project in question is vested prior to July 1973 when die law went Into effect, then- 11 would be exempt from DRI re­ view. If the airport does even­ tually become a medium sire hub. Dowman said It would qualify ns a DRI. as would a new terminal and a newly paved runway exceeding a cer­ tain length. Bowman told airport offlcalx she had met wllh IXJA repre­ sentatives and wps currently negotiating to avoid formal liti­ gation anti also to allow airport projects to continue and ntlnlmze DRI rqulrementa. Her recommendation to petition the DCA for an abatement to allow projects to continue, wax approved by board members. The board also accepted Bowman's recommendations to proceed with airport Executive Director Steve Cooke'a letter requesting Immediate clear­ ance for ongoing projects: lo enter Into an agreement wllh Ihe DCA for a general DRI pro­ viding more flexibility; and that the nlrport maintain closer communication with the DCA. Schenk— MM Expo C ontinued from Pago 1A area. He also said that expo officials have enjoyed Ihe level o f professionalism they have worked wllh In San­ ford. "This Is a big weekend com ing up." said Sllanskns. "And the encore of the fire­ works should be a big farewell to the city. It promises to be even bigger than last weekend." Its Schenk said. Through the Honda Fire Cldefs Association disaster committee, Schenk Is respon­ sible for the eight-county Cen­ tral Florida area during times of emergency. Schenk likened many of his duties to a business. "It's like operating a bu si­ ness." he said. "If we have a disaster then the (Ire chief re­ mains Involved coordinating resources and staffing." Schenk said his department responded to about 17.000 emergency calls Inst year. One of his proudest a ccom ­ plishments. Schenk said in his national accreditation ns a cer­ tified emergency manager, which he earned in 1004 Schenk has many ideas lie plans to Implement us fire chief. In addition to a wellness program for all employees. Schenk said he would like to Implement new technology. Improve response lime and up­ grade ihe computer dispatch system. One project, scheduled (nr completion early next year, is a Joint (Ire station which will hr manned by Seminole nnd Ch­ ange county firelighters mid In rntrd on the University ol Cen­ tral Klnrlda campus Thr lent porury facility fix dial area is currently a mobile home m I'alm Valley, he said. As If nil this weren't enough fex a mnn who Jogs two miles a day nnd spends quality time with his wife and three chil­ dren. Schenk also got Ills d e­ gree In meteorology, lie works with the National Weather Service, he trains Seminole Semlnola CMnmuntty Colliege./ Hdienk l l ,m responsible ’ 'Wr'A posting weather information fix Florida's 07 counties nnd also studies the Impart ol wenther. ' When he Isn't fighting fires 01 fallowing hurricanes. Schenk . who Is also a private pilot, said he likes to fish and surf, lie also serves ns a church deacon and youlh group lender. Ilui through It all. Schenk said Ills family la most important. "Family Is Ihe moat Impor­ tant thing." ‘‘ r V iW r V *JC-» 1.irl—SM ROBERT L. ALLEN Robert L. Allen, 83. Day Avenue. Sanford, died Tues­ day. Oct. 7. 1997. Dorn in M a­ con. Ga.. he moved to Central Florida In 1978. Mr. Allen was a retired sand blaster. He was a member o f New Bethel Mis­ sionary Bapllst Church. San­ ford. Survivors Include niece. Mildred Cooks. Sanford. Sunrise Funeral Home. Sanford, in charge of ar­ rangements. MAURICE W. MUNOER ' Maurice W. Munger. 84. West Satin Street. Jefferson. Ohio, died Monday, Oct. 8 . 1997. at Ashtabula County Medical Center. Bom May 11. 1913 In Denmark Township. Ohio, he was a lifelong resi­ dent o f Ashtabula County, spending winter In Ihe Sanford area since 1971. Mr. Munger waa the owner/operator of Munger Excavating. He waa a member of First Baptist Church In Jefferson and at- • mJ ‘In­ tended First Dnptlst Church of Ilurlal will be bi Oakdale Ceme­ Sanford, he was a member of tery, Jefferson. Violation will be held Thursday the Doncs Amigos Sunday School Class, the Jefferson morning from 10 lo II a.m. at Ihe Grange, Operators Engineers church. Memorial coulrlbulloiis may be made lo ihe First Ba|ti|tl Local *18 (Cleveland) and a Church Renovation Fund will) en­ former member o f Ihe Jeffer­ velopes al Ihe church or lo Ihe son Exchange Club. Mr. Sanford First Baptist Church. 910 Munger waa also a member of Park Ave., Sanford. Ihe Sanford Shuffleboard Club Fleming Funeral lloine. Inc.. and was a gold medalist In Family Car* Oronu affiliate, 40 W. Jefferson 81., Jefferson. Ohio. that event In Ihe Golden Age 14401 970-4099. hi charge of ar­ Oumes. (Survivors Include wife, D o­ rangements. rothy; son. James W.; daugh­ SAMUIL, LBS ter, Janice K. Moline. St. Lee Samuel, of Sanford, Fla. and Charles. Mo.; sisters, Dorothy Atlanta. Oa. pasted away Monday. M. Havens, Jefferson, Bonita F. Oct. 0. 1007. He la survived by kit wife. Anne; ton. Roberh daughter. Olds, Leesburg. Fla.i four Carol Rotenblum; aon-ln-law: grandchildren. Hemlng Funeral Home. Inc., Jerry Rotenblum; daughter-inJefferson. Ohio, In charge of law. Anita Samuel; five grandchil­ dren; one great-grandchild. 1 arrangements. Funeral services will be held - , n i i Wednesday. Ocl. 8 al 3 n.m. al W ’-'•I Tempi# Sinai, bi lieu of (lowers, 1 Ihe family requests dona 1lout be made In Lee Samuel's name to; MUNOER. MAUMC8 V . The American Heart Association. Funeral sendee* will be si I f s in. Thursday at the First Baptist Atlanta. Oa. • Wagea * Sons Funeral Home. Church. 89 W. Jefferson 81., Jef­ Atlanta. (7701 400-0811, In charga ferson. wllh Ihe Rev. William L Ouffiitt of the church officiating. of arrangement*. Hamilton-----C ontinued from Page 2A night. "You learn to read for a reason." Parker says. "Programs like DESTT or Ca­ reer Clubs help kids have that reason." Another program due to start soon Is Project CARE. It 14 an effort to correct a p rob­ lem that affects many Hamil­ ton students. Many o f the children who come to Hamil­ ton do not have the benefit of family support. They have not had the Influences In their lives that Insure that they will be successful In school. Hamil­ ton Is looking to the local i * churches for volunteer support that will provide mentors and adult Influences In the lives of children who are In need. ,Thts program will help pull some of those kids back Into the main­ stream. Hamilton Elementary School Is a school In transition. This year It has a new principal and many new teachers. Next year It will change again. This school has been designated to have a magnet emphasis In Communication Technology. More resources will be available--m ore emphasis In Com­ munication Technology. More resources will be available-- more emphasis will be placed on climbing on board the learning train. Detter Informa­ tion will be placed In parent's hands about what their child has learned and what It la that the child needs to work harder on. Parents will become a greater port of the child’s learning experience as c o m ­ munity programs Involve fami­ lies with two parents, one par­ ent or even families with only grandparents raising children. Lead*Pollow--or get out o f the wayl Nan Parker and her team at Hamilton la on the movel CAMERON WIGHT PARK WILL BE CLOSED ON OCTOBER 13, 1997 FOR APPROXIMATELY THREE (3) MONTH9 FOR MAJOR IMPROVE­ MENTS. THE PARK IS LOCATED FOUR MILES EAST OF SANFORD ON S.R. 46. FOR ADDITION­ AL INFORMATION, PLEASE CALL SEMINOLE ] COUNTY PARKS A RECREATION AT 786-0406. �> Av«*- %lw.*>i* **_'..v*-1' - iZ+ Sanford HtraW, Sanford, Florida •Wadnaaday, OctoOar 8 .1 0 8 7 • M L e g il N o t ic e s TO Q f f f f lW O lr a OM T N M T 9 M w > h i »w N O TM 8 TO M M Han at H i tedawtad r*a proaardaa wfd aa fadehtad By WIN C i m i M r U , laa. unfa OttaBar i m , i M f t a t « d p.m. vi wrwfn im iv m i rvH n m WM 8a apanad at H a atfwa af WIN CanawNaaH. ta*., M M N. H n 1 M I,M lt ll, F l far ataiuaUtt aa •nan af firtura award*, araaaaai twpiwwi H atdarad. TAa pra-kto r onfar* ' 1 8 ,1 N T 10:00 • ».•*•! H a prelate toeMad M M T Camaada Otraat, 10:10 ana.'tar tha prafaal tocatad « N j C M t t a Court, L e g a l N o t ic e s IlhiH ^ n11ft h MIbh# lnyidtm LMlkULBH m IW IflPVrl IIMIVI PWVTwi d PWIWw an PlaintW t attarnay or immaaBEhJImJw- d dhtew-mteddAkav vPVTVTT IITfTiilIW j HJitHrai^to l id i itM.■4a OVIWIaB ivvil lai V d B tF M kk diM IB ^u u m A nd lik C aimataan. WITnddd my Band and Ha •aat at H N Court tMa Ind day at OataBar, HOT. (BOAl i MARYANN! M O R II Aa Clart at Ha Court By: Jaan Or want Aa Daavty Clart FrI a P mHmna aaim h ■ aaadma ADA CaardHatir at Aamtoeta County Caurtkauaa. M l N. Fart Avanua. OuNa N M t, tantard. Florida 11771, at laam Ihra daya yr lor la H o proeaadmy. Talaytiana: (407) 111-41*0 aat. 41lf| 1.M0-M4-I771 (TOO) ar 1■004-M4-4770 (V) via Florida RaWy tarvMa.* FuBtkH: OataBar 0 ,1 0 ,1M7 OO J-M 11:00 a * .-fa r mo prajad 1l:»0 a m .fa r H a projaat totated at M l Taatwaod, ABamH PV IW ^Vf WNR __ at AMutmaant at H a City h ^ ^ I h M M ---------* VBFW1MVF FMFHm W MO eyeteftaatiana. County apdravad a a it arrtta.ua, aaO •antraat OoowMonta Hay 8a MOWtaad at M M tt. Hwy I T 01, Ota t i l , l a r t f •— . FL. Btddara aNautO aflaaa raaatat Ony Had D amn H i Mu CkamBara at l t : M A.M. w ■ulaj UO vl u gv*r In IKP oiAlBkatM ^mwNWvf^^v^wa l|ja|||Af JtH rtWlr^H p8M0^M^^w& 5Bifl M Hon S M -iin w in CanauHanta, In*. and owner LOT *, BH ■ C aunty CluB Manar, U M 1 FB I I FO M OF T H I FUBLIO M CO HO B OF MMNtOLO COUNTY, FLOMOA. 8 B 4 B I0 ^ lLOT S iT Inh M . BLOCH B, L A M WOOD AT TH8 CHOBBINOB UNIT TWO, ACCOHOINO TO T H I MAP OH PLAT THOM O F A t HICOROdO IN P U T BOOR M , PAOOO 40 TNHOUOH 01. IN T H I PUBUO R IC O A M OP M M M O U COUNTY, FLOHIOA. T O O fT M R WTTN ALL FIXT U M I NOW ANO M H 0 A F TIH ATTA C H I0 TO ON UO IO IN CO NNICTION WITH TN I PHOM IIIB H I M IN DIOORIBOO MCLUOINO BUT NOT UMTT1D TO T H I FOLLOWm o o f i c i f i c rrcM ii w a u t o WALL CAHPIT. T M IX FM A O INUMBNATION OF T H I F O M B O IM ITIM 0 SHALL NOT B I M I M I D TO LIMIT OH RIOTHICT T H t AFFUCABIUTV OF ANY O T M H U N O U A O I OIOCRIBINO IN OONIRAL TIR M 0 O TH IR PROPORTV IHTINO IO TO B I C O W R IO M M B Y . Calad tMa IN N day oi I I P TIM B IR . HOT. iciR curr c o u r t m a u NARYA R M M O R N . CLIRK Clart at Hd Clrtua Camt By: Jana I . Jaaaata THI*LAW OFFICIO OF OAWO J. OTIRM, FA. A TTO R M Y FOR FLAHTIFF M l 0. UntuartRy Ortva am w M o FL M i l l daaansad aa laaatad: i t s Gauntry CAM Or. ~ ' uaa at H a artaarty H a Caryart la a a n y r >8 U t M WHIarO Or^anu tatonWlN CantuaaI ara tunOad 8y 1U.B. ' ................ M ___________ ______ Maualnf Ftaanc* Hu Oaard lu fM la at Comity r . Oatetwr 8. IM T M ot 0 * 4 101 -* A .f* -W f IN M l IM t, .••LAM ER, an;and I00NVI . me., Mto a/oCCBMOOl IHO4M OW N0M CiatlOM, INC.. NO TICI 10 HI M O T GIVEN ) BurawarH ta an OrOar at Omani try Final JuOfmani at r taraalaama am ad jun* 11, 1007, and an (M a r Raooeung im* 0aaad I aptamPar M . 1001 and aataril to Caaa No- 00t i l l -C A - i a - w at ma Cuauri Caurt at Ha UM taonH Judtetaf IH Oaunry raartaa. a a o a a O I M ' M L ! FIDdRAL M M , PiaSRAL BAVtNGd M M . N PMMMH and MIC H AIL 0. BLAHI A. ■ llama man: and WIKIWA MOONVt HOMEOWNER*' AOOOCixnON. MOu auaaaaaar Wear hard dear taHaBamtaate Camay CtmHaaaa. M l ttarH Fart Avanua. l ani ard . OarnmaH Ct may. Ftartdo M t t l , at It iia a'ataaa a n . an H* 4H M y ta NauamBm. 100T, Ha lataatny ItatrWad araaarty aa aat larH H aatd Ordar ar Final Jrigmata. to-wR: LOT M i WMJWk R M IR V IS UNIT FOUR ACCOAOHO TO TH I FLAT TH O M O F AO m c o n o io m f l a t b o o k « i FAOIO >t AND M FUOUO M COAM OF OIMIttOLI COUNTY FLOMEUL In aaaardanaa w lH th* Am aria ana a * PlaaBAHaa Aat. Larry Burr, Baardat A ^ ------------AOV1CI TO TN I FUBLTC: IF A F t BOON MCtOOO TO AFF0AL A DIClOION M A M WITH M I F I C T TO ANT M ATTIH COHdlDOHOO AT T H I ABOVI M l IT MO OH HIAHINO, H8/BH0 WILL B U D A.Y0HBATIM HICOHO OF T H I FHO> C IlO N tO I HtCLUOINO T N I TU TN tO N V AND IV IM N C 0 . WHICH HICOHO IB NOT FHOVIOOO BY T M CITY OF BANFOHO. (F I M 0 A 1 IH F fH tO N I WTTN O M AM UTtia NIOONM A M IO TANCI TO M u m e tn tTi m a n y o f t m b o FHOCM P m O B BHOULO CON­ TACT T M FOHBONML OFFICI A M COOHONIATOH AT I M M M 40 HOUHB M AOVAMCI. OF T M MOtTINO. FUBUOH: OataBar 1. tT, IM T M U -M OF T M IBTN ••UN TY. CABS M l 0T-O dd -C A -ia 4t NOHWIOT M OHIOAOI. INC PLAINTIFF VI. BAHSAHAI. LAIAH; UNKNOWN IFOOtl OF BAHBAHA I . LA1AH; HtATHHOWMAOTIH A40OCUT1ON. arc , ■HAMPTON COY« HI tOHSOHMOOO AOOOCIATlON, me.; JOHN COO ANOJANI DOI AO TONANTim NOTICI 10 MHOBV OIVIN purauard M aBmammy Jfmm ________ - H B . 1M7. anamad M OMI Caaa Na. 0 T 4 IB 4 A . 14*A at H a CUaMI Caurl at H a 1ITH ArdtouT CtrauH ki and ter MMINOLO Camdy, laniard. I M aaa ta H a KWkaat atd s a il Btddar tar anaH aa Ha -------•ar m h Hamad at M1 N. Part Avanua m t antard. Ftarida. at 11H0 u . M Ha IM N y rl IM T H a taaamim trapany •• am farH Oummary FUtal ^M N il akr M n wdn . *|H nF wr^. l Ot i « . a h a m f t o n c o w . ACCORDINO TO T H I FLAT T H IH IO F A t RICOHOOO IN FLAT BOOK M . FAOIB I t . I t , M ANO 84. OF T M PUBLIC HICOHOO OP MMINOLO COUHTV, FLORIDA. Oatad iMa I I H day af BaptamBar, IM T. ic ih c u it c o u n t m a u Hautd aantacl H a Ctor* at H a CtreWt Caurl at M l NatH Fart Aranua. Banford. Flarila 01 fain m a u o OATID at Banters. Ftortdt. an BaptimBar M H . IM T . MARYANM MORBI Aa Clara. Ctraun Camt By: OaraHy W. BaNan Aa Daavty Clart SMITH * HIATT, FA. Awarnaya tar FHMUN M l ) laat Oakland Fart Fan laudardata. FL MM O Fukuan: OataBar I , I I , HOT i!* L ____________ H i BA 14 K CHIIMOAL MORTBAOd COM FATTY, MARTANNI MOM I C H rt at H a C1reu« Court By: OaraHy W. BaHan Oaputy CHrt T H I LAW O F F IC II OF OAVtOJ. BTIHN, FA. ATTORM Y FOR FLAHTIFF M l I . UHtVtHtITY OR. S U IT! OM. BIO. M PLANTATION, FL 1M14 tin in aceardanca a lH H a Amartean * IH DHablMHt Act, Inf a apaalal aacammadmion to parttoipaia In H it proatadUif ahauld centact ma C H rt at Ha Cireun Caurl m Ha M M m O LI Caunty CaurHauaa M 407-1114110, not NAM Han aavan daya prtar ta H d oraaaadHa. I* M drM wpmrad. 1-dOO-OOO-lTTI fTO d ar 1 - 000-1*4-0770, via T-NW* FuBlMu OataBar 0, I I . HOT OQJ-101___________________ m T M ONMMtt **U R T BP T M IB TN MANY B ITH SHOWN and ___ .A N U N I— “ “ F t M O N M l ____ OF T H I BUHJ80T N o m a O F A O TM N TO: MANY BOTH SHOWN N atra, M d If dead, Ml pardll aUlakiH ku ayamdVaa L?.'-i^■•'i ■ *J*i'-.vF^^H Mn undar or tlllkat MARY B ITH ■ a/uamJ P n v rfr li HrU OT p V w H katllMI ONTltH -- In A - . . - nn,i ff VIVMVH IV H PV m y n^nly You ara KaraBjMumHaj^iMtM !n**th***totteataf araam^Tn ilk llH O L I Cmmfy Ftortdt: Lat IBB, O M R BUN UNIT 14 la th* £tot 10. Fa*a* TO m d TB. at B l" ‘ yag ara rtsatrad ta aarva a copy at your urttaan dafanaaa, M any. ta H, an MR*hall J. H a arNMN arNH H a Clart at F/K/A NATIONAL M ORTOAM COMPANY PLAINTIFF VSa ADRIAN J. MBNA) V1H4INIA B. M U lA j LAKIWOOO AT TH t C R O M M M H O M IO W N IM ' AOOOCIATlON, HO.! JOHN OOO ANO J A M D O I AB UNKNOWN T0NANT0 at POOMtOION OdF(NCAHTII) NOTICI 10 H IM O T OIVIN ■ ta a B m tm a n L t g e l N o t ic e s L e g a l N o t lc « « H a C te rta fH a 1. 0. IM T 0dJ.11 _________________ td -R OO CAPITAL MORTOAOI M R v ic ia . ate. PLAINTIFF W. JAM * O. R AM M U: JA C K IU M R AM M U ; JOHN DOI ANO J A M OOO M ORTBAM CORPORATION Ftekiun, M N M T H 0. DMFIO, unAarmpnad tearyanna ktaraa, Clart at H a CMuN Caurt of M M M O L I C aunty, Ftarida. tad an H a i n day or R O W M M R , IM F , at tilde AJR.« H a front daw at H d M M M O L I Caunty Caurthauaa, M ma City at and aad at puBUa autery M ma far ta M M M O L I Caunty Flrrldi, Id'tat: LOT I . TWM RlWRd M CTION V ACCOROfNO TO T H I P U T TH IR IO P AO R IO O R M D IR FLAT BOOR M , FAOIO M THROUOM OF. m CLUIFVt, FUBLIO RBOOROO OP BIM INOLO COUNTY, FLOMOA. jnrrauanMa taajtaal daaraa af pandtan ta AMd O a w L H d atula at tadrn wi c ottatdRCiAL F lo ■HAL MORTOAOI CORPORATIOH *• KMMBTN I . OAVld, at ua.. at aL ta maardanaa «RR ma Act. (an ted AO: Can dtaater at M l N. Fork Avanua. Otata N. M l , tantard, Ftarida M 7T 1 aa dam hva daya prior to ma pmcaadma. TalaptteM : i (Odd) i t d -lT T t rroCT ar .i-tdodt m o-orro (v*. vte Ftarida Rater Im ia a . W iTNdM my hand and tatteita aoM at atad Caurt pua tarn day at OaptamBar, IM T. Legal Notices TO YNB FUBLIO No: tea tehanbyehranmatma Board af AdBraanant at H a Chy at tantard tad Note a neuter maattaf an Octekar I k d , IM F, ta H # CHy Nall Comm toHon Cham kart at I1 :M A.M. In ardor te canaldar a nfuaat far varlanaa In Ha lantae Ordtaanaa at H partataa la H a afda yard, ana raaulramanta In an MN* 1 dtetrtct an: IM 1 and Ha W IF1 at Lat 1 ta Dartayte lubdlrteten, at naardad F t 4 FO 0 PUBLIC RICOROO OF dlM IN O LI COUNTY, FlOtUOA. Bataf m an apMHlMlfy daaarltad aa tocatad: 1701 W. i m at. Planned u m M H e prepiilv la te AddHMn and far a f t cida yard* m a atefto fan*ay raaldene#. Larry BUN. Chairman I e# elevee^ AOV1CI TO THd PUBLIC: IF A FORAON OdCWdd TO AFFIAL A 0ICI4IO N MAOI WITH M I F I C T TO ANY M ATTIR CONIID4RIO AT THO ABOW M irrm o or h ia r w o , M F B M WILL N IIO A W RBATIM RICORO OF T H I PROC li o m o o W C LU O tM THO TM TIM ON Y ANO l Y l H N C I . WHICH RICORO IB ROT PROv i o m b y t m i e rrv o p b a n FORO. (FB M M H R F I ROOM WITH D M A B U TIIB N IIO W O ABBIBTANCI TO RM TtCM RTI m ANY OF T M I I F R o c fio m o a o n o u l o c o n ­ t a c t T M P IM ONM L OFFICI A0A COORDINATOR AT 110M M 40 HOUR* m AOVAMCI, OF T M M U TM Q . PUILI0N: Octekar 0, IT , IM T OOJ-M FLUU4 R BI) 11*4000 M -o a rw o N W ] m ACCOROANCI WITH TH I AMIRICANO WITH DIIA0ILIT i l l ACT. paraana M H dteakNnaadtef a apaalal aacamCOURT A0MINI0T RATION, 11 Ha MMINOLO Caunty CaurHauaa at 1-40T-1U -41M M T . 411T, I -I 0 0 -I I I - I F T I (TDD) or l-M O -IO I-ITTO , via FutAati: OcteBar 1 ,0. IM F DO J4 FLBRtBA, O C A M NB. BB-1TBB BA BRFM4BN 14B F I C l HAL NATIONAL MORTOAOI AMOCIATION, team hour* at vattaf (T OO AM am. • f M P M.) an IM F. Vaunf an Nn l u l l r OH, IM F, than M haid w ma Cny Cammiaatah Cnamkan at Latte Mary CNy HatL I M N Country E S S j M k ld d K ltra m R .M N M V M dBi WiiT| w^^MlWIR Vm r Jim Ib rP M afia Caunty OaurHauaa. M l H. at I I M M L a n H a M H day at O C TO M R . 10dT. Dated: M FTIM B O R M H , 1MT. DCFINOANT(S) N O TIC I OF PORBOLORWRB 1*11 NOTICI IS HIRdBY OIWN purauant ta a I its nary Ftaal Judcmarl ta farmteaura dated dtpltm atr I4 H , IM T , antarad in C M Cted Na. IT-iadC-CA14-11 at Ha Ciraud Court ta Hd 1IT H JudWNt CVtuR ta and tor ll and Bata tedder tar i t d i t t H i W IS T FRONT DOOR ta the dtM M O LI Caunty CaurHauaa tocatad at M l N. PARK A W N U I ta IANFORQ, Ftarida. at l l « d am. an H a 11*1 day ta OCTOMR. IM T fh* leltentaf damrHad praaarty a* tat farH M atad duaimary Final Oaputy ClarB T N I LAW O F F IC II OF 0M ID J. IT !A N . P A ATTORM Y FOR FUUNTNF M t I . Un*v*r*tty Ortva i, FL 11114 (B M im m t w •7-114044*MW) LOT T4I. RlWRdlOd AT TWIN RnriRO UNIT W B. ACCOROfNO TO THO FLAT TH IR IO P A l ncConoco m f l a t b o o k m . m a n 1, a, i , o a n O t . p u b l ic RICOROO OF M N IN O L I c o u n t y , rio n io A and cammanty knamn at M i l w ant Caurt, Ovteda, Florida aiFM , at avktt atte. (a ma th AR lk m^tB nui ^kail IWrim» ttj K^te 8yb® ^te Nni m taHI FMTWO Ik VNIMTa IUT caan, al ma watt kata door of ma Itmmala Caunty InI > tm,il4■ 1uiMlMwBiMpMti.|i (P i■P- — i tW- - lte) iR r|lOrliMU M 1140 km ., on O C TO M R M . H O T, Dated thte T*th day of Oapaamkar, HOT. MARYANM M ORM dark at H a Ciraud Caurt H r Jana I . 1.0. IM T OdJ-17 i ota t - t a r l y aart Bata 4 -te r I yam ta n w arn avant» ften ON I MtBOUTH MARtLTN M. 0URK1. at tL. TM HO tefM hour* at AM . - TOO PM.). OATIO M Lika Mary. Ftertda HM Ind day ta Octekar, IM T. CITY OF U K I BURY, Fa/ David J. MAYOR, (UWID J. MIALOR RTTIOT: Fa/ Can: A Footer CITY, CLIRK, C A R O LA FO O TIR Fuktteh: Octekar I , 10. IM T D 0 J-M LAAM R F0DBRAL BANK FORBAMNOO RICHARD M CANOtOO CONTININTAL IUINOI0 NATIONAL BANK ANO TRU4T COMPANY OF OWNORB' OROUP, INC NOTICO IB H4RIBV OIWN H a l ' Ordar C te rtt late at Bapteatear, ___________ ta C M Cam 04tro t otv k i t n a i o n C M vn Caurt af H a JudtelM CVauN af IR A L 'B A R R it e InPW oPn ncuimriM PM vWWCVtBCVW OABB N i l B T -td M 4 A -1 4 .1 S dOURCd 0 M MORTOAOd MRV1CIS CORPORATOR F/K/A PIRdMAN'S FUND MORTOAOI CORPORATION F/K/A MANUPACTURI HANOWR MORTOAOI CORPORATION PLAINTIFF w. HCRMAN JA M IS CHANOLIR; UNKNOWN d FO U M OF M RM AN J A M !! CHANOLIR; W O O FINANCIAL S IR V IC II OF FLORIDA. INC.; A OIM OLVID FLORIDA CORPORATION; CITY OF IAN FORO, FLORIDA; JOHN D O I AND JA N I 001 AS UNKNOWN TENANTS M FOddlddtON atf a apaalal attammadatian M parttotpate in Hte pracaadtof Haute cantata H* dark at H* Ctrtud Caurt ta H* MM INOLI Catady CaurHauaa at 407-1*1 • 41I t , not torn man aavan daya ■ny unpaUtd. i-C O O -a tl-ITTl (TOOI ar I.M O 'M t-tT T O , via Fisrida rtatay ■ antra. Futetoh Octekar I, t. 1M7 OCJ-11 LIADOR F ID FOR BAVINB4 FHCTVrnO Dfl rnfITTfITTT OONTININTAL ILUNOia NATIONAL BARR ANO TROdT 00M M NV OP OtROARO I tad md te Ha teak, at H a W IS T FRONT DOOR OP T M OF dtM M O LI COUNTY OOURTHOUdl M l N. FARR RW,'dARFORO, FL 11771 M 11*0 attack Am. an tha H a t dap ta O C TO M R , IM T , c l K r w *t m * CIRCUIT COURT By: Jana 0. JmaaNa Oaputy Ctart WlNtem M. do Han tk Aeeeetaiet 1MO BauH ktyrtta Avanua Bulla I M OtedfMiar, Ftarida BM10 ly* M m Wm JhMBi*1ta * M lfn n M Judgmant te ud: Lat 111, BUNRIdd VIL LAC I UNIT FOUR,,im. a auBdhrialan ntu n.J WI1i i i |PWM- wM*iil| Id ta Pita desk n , M and M , PuBUo Raaarda ta l i m Viata Caunty aavan (T) ddya pnar w t aaadtad, cantata ina Admlntotrcllv* OHM* *1 H a Caurt. 18\ N. Park Avanua. Byi w N I* cMeewto Dae tay dark A-lricii mu rw M_(lalnllHi m wciiif w rMHlINii Dated Hi* MH dap ta MF- TO: Jaal 1. Bmka YOU A M NOT IFICO Hat an action ta antaraa a Nate and Itortaaaa upon H d faiteutef Caunty Florida: Thai parcel at land lytaf ta Saatldn 0, TaunaFdp M leuth, Ranpa 11 laat, dominate Cettaly FtondA daccriecd aa la te n t: Baftantaf M H a •auHaaat tarnar at atad teattan a. run alanf H a laat ana ta daetten 1, run Many ma laat ana at aatd daetten ». and did adtadritad af a to teat rtfhtaf-nay #1 Oataate Read, N. 00‘M ' t r W.. 1*41.17 laat: manat run N. 00*01,4d* I . idt.1T teat. H am a run N. M M H ' W.. H M teat te ma Watt rtaht-ai-nay ta atad Oaaataa Raa* Hanaa run N. M ‘M ‘04* W.. n i l teat; d i m e run N. *0*M’C4* ■„ 1110.00 teat: manta run 0. o ro d 'O l' I ., 110.00 tact, ta tte Faint af Baitantas; Nwnaa run M 'M ‘00r I . . 110.00 teal, manao run d. OO'M M ' W„ M * M ‘M* W.. 110.00 fata, manta run N.00'01‘04* « ., MO M lata la tha Fatal of ■tptantaf. Tha akeva daaartkad parcel cantataa 1.00 Tho tkava daaartkad paraat la •uapat te a M teat marem. HarHarty Bna ta aatd pdraaL T O U T H IR team WITH aH H a af. ad and am r _ M , water rtehl* and tteak and aft flcturaa nan or haratater a part ta lha property. Ar ' ataton haa boon Iliad again*, you and you ar* ragukad te aarva a copy al your nr man Oatenaat, N any te N an tha Plaintin 4 dismay, who** natal and addraaa Id K*K C. WUUami III IOLOUON A B IN IM C T, FA. mod Nattonadank Ftaca 4t0 NteH Aahtay Drtva Tampa, Ftarida IW01 wftrun Bt daya tater the tun putetotaton and flla H a artelnta wUh the Clark *1 HI* Court aMhar Bator* aarvle* an FlR tO N B A M ABVtttO THAT IF TH1Y OtCtOa TO APPCAL ANT OICIKIOMt MAOt AT T H IS ! M ltTIN O /H lAR M O , TH tY WILL N I I O A RICORO OF TH t F R O C IID M O I. ANO FOR IU C H FU R FO M , TH1T MAY N IIO TO M IU R I THAT A WRBATIM RICORO OF T H I F R O C IID M O I IS MAM . WHICH W C L U M I T M TIS TIMONV ANO IY I0 IN C I UPON WHICH T H I AFFIAL It TO t l BAUD. F IR M C TIO N m oioe. rio n io A b t a t u t i b . Futetoh: Octekar t . IM T D t J .IM IN T H I COUNTY OOURT OF T N I B IB H T I U T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, M AMO F M B IM B O Ld COUNTY, FLOP 104 C A M NO. M -t a iB -C O -t H U HOLLOW BROOK HOM IOW NIRt ASSOCIATION. INC., a nol ter pram Florida corporation, FRANK RIPHIN and UNKNOWN I F O U i l; MARII KtTU VALIRUS and UNKNOWN tP O U II. Oafandanta. N O TIC I OF B ALI NOTICI 11 H i AIRY OIVIN m il on th* 4th day of No ram Far, IM F at 11:00 am. at tha n a il lion) door ol lha tammoto County Caurthauaa ta laniard. Pletlda, lha undarMgnad Clark nM oflar lot tala th* lollonlng daacrlbad real property: LOT 11. HOU.OWBROOK W ItT , F H A II l.TiCCO R W NO TO T H I FLAT TH IR IO P A t n i c o no t o in f i a t b o o k m . FAOIB ■ ANO t , PUBLIC RICORDB OF M M IN O LI COUNTY. FLORIDA, toftthar nhh all ilrucluraa. Improvemart*, ricturoa, appHancac. and appurtanancH on aald land ar wood ta conjunction Th* afotaaald ataa wta ba mad* purauant lo • Summary Final Judgment and Supplemental antarad M CM I No . M -M I8 CC-10-U pondtag ta H o County Court of H o HgMwnlh Judicial ClrcuR In and lor lomlnolo County Ftortd*. Dated mla M m day of •aptemkor, 1H T. MARYANN I M O R II CLIRK OF T H I COUNTY COURT art Dorothy W. Bolton DtaOolV Ci#dk In accordanoa with lha Americana With Otoaktattea Act, tag a apaalal accommodation to portKtpHo ta Hie procoodtao Chou Id conlaol mo AOA Coordinator, Ct 101 N. Fork i v i ima. I u Hb Hlflt. lanfArd. mar^mT mm Bam amaar tar auan n n r w e a r FRONT DOOR at Ha H OANFONO,' WatMaT m T m o •a l an H a 11 at dm •* OOTOBOH. I M T H d tmtdfHM la a tta tH Final M tT) IM -4 1 M , T M 14 0 B 4 td m i ar 1 4 B * B t M r r t vtt im t D U -11 U M OFFICI OF Legal Notice! Legal Notloee IN T l OF T N I I I T H JU B M IA L CIRCUIT OF FLOMBA M ANO F M M N IN O L I COUNTY W T N I Ol ROUTT COURT OABB NC. g T 4 B 4 «-C A -1 4 -L CH AM MANHATTAN MORTOAOI CORPORATION F/K/A CHIMICAL R M IM N TIA l MORTOAOI CORPORATION F/K/A MAROARITTIN ANO COMPANY, Inc.. Flataiiff, W. CAROL L. AUMINT; H Itetag, and all unknown partto* mbohlLI^fo l**PLa on H jaYfiHW ^ou*..**ePli *dkii fc , 1P—Fw ,4W O a (EI'W Im fll*iIk PJi PF grantee*, or other claimant*: ___ . unknown p*raon(a) ta potaoMicn of tha •ubjoet raal preparty: Cali N O TIC I OF ACTION TO: Carte L Aumite H liying, and *4 unknown partto* claim, mg by. ihreugh, undar and JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, M AM FM M M IR O LB OOUNTV, C A M NO. M -I1 4 I-B A -1 4 -A FID4RAL NATIONAL MORTOAOI AMOCIATiOH. I carparteton ardanffad and titoftae undar H * (an* te lha united Hate* te America. CARL F. TR IM A M I. ta ai. ■ J. H ILLER and L M L M W ItM IR . Otaandant/Orew-FUbfim. CARL F. TR IM AIN I; FID IR A L O IF O IIT M IU R A N C I CORPORATION: COUNTRY CLUB VILLAS H O M IO W M R I AMOCIATION, MG.I CITY OF W INTIR IFR IN O I: UNKNOWN TIN A N T(II; any unknown hair*, davtoaw. Cart F. team ata I, Ctateidtate/C rafi 0 tain Canto r taraugh, undar ar Mama F. TR IM A M I, and Ml * - il^ ■--- —Or - a|d*B |aw |kIIPbAuA " iv MauidaiM wTj right, mto ar Interaaf ta H a Winter Park, Fi*M 711 YOU A M NOTIFIIO thte an action for loracloaur* te mart lha to Hawing LOT 441. WRINWOOO UNIT T N M I . FOURTH AOOITtOR. ACCOROfNO TO T M FLAT TM lfltO F A l R tC O R C IO IN FLAT BOOK 14. M O M 44 AND M . PUBLIC R IC O R D I OF M M M O LI COUNTY. FLORIDA. you tr* raguvad 1* aarva a copy ta your written dafanaaa, N any te R. an CHRIST M l L. H IR IN O M N , Alternay far m* Pitentet, who** adtawa to 4410 Bay Siam BouMvard. SuR* 440. Tampa. Florida 11447 an ar YOU A M N o n rta o Ha* an •clton to fare*lota g martgaga an tha Faltewtag praaarty in gamtaata Caunty Florida: LOT IB, COUNTRY CU/B VILLA, UNIT TWO. ACCOROfNO TO T N I FLAT THiRBOP A l RICORDIO M FLAT BOOR M , FAG M 71. f* AMO M . PUBLIC R IC O R O I OF M M IN O L I c o u n t y , Fl o r id a . f m t a a m PAULA PRATT, ta 1 m i ■ Wta3*rw*a£ n S IIM , Mwdl nay*, whoa* addraaa fa Fata onto* Boa M l , WtaatF Fart, Ftarida M T M . te lha hrvl pukhcadon ta tai* nolle* and fa* th* artgwta nfta the Clark ta fhto Caurt aRhar kolara ktevtca on FlalnfM'a atlornoy at Himodteftey mar*tater; omarwte* * dofauR nfd route demanded NOTI: PURSUANT TO TN I FAIR OUT C O U IC T IO N FR ACTIC I1 ACT YOU AR I AO VIM 0 THAT THt* LAW FIRM I I O I IM IO TO B I A O U T COLLECTOR ATTEMPTINO TO C O LLIC T A O U T AND ANY INFORMATION OBTAINID WILL M U M D FOR TMAJ P URPOll. W ITNMS my hand and m* taal at maid Court an OCTO B IN 1*1.1M7. (MALI MARTANNI MORM A* Ctark te th* Caurt By: Ruth King At Deputy Clark CODiLIB A STAW1AR1KI 4414 Boy Baauf Bautevard •uite 4M . Tampa. Florida 1M07 T*l*anana: (a il) STF-bOM CUR74N0I FutaHR: Octekar f, I I . IM F OSJ-fT Dated an I IF T IM B I R M H . IM T. u a r y a n n im o r m A l CLIRK OF T H I COURT BY. Ruth King A* Deputy Clark ta accordance with ta* American* WMh DtooRMAta* Ate. panona with a draaktaly who nood apaclal acco— nadtalana to pamoate* m mi* pracaadta* choufd contact th* AOA Coordtaafar « M l North Far* Avanua. tuita N-S01, Banfard, flood* 11TT1, (4IT) 111-4I M *•:. l i t : wnhta two day* ta racaivtag tato Noire* ta Ateton; l-M 0 -tM -d T!1 ft00) ar t-M D •*> 4710 (V), via Ftarida Relay •onto*. Futetoh: Octekar 1 , 0 , 1M7 odJ-ta M TN B ' S CURT 10 0 . M T V , lit. at M. Natlaa la hanky a>van mat, purauant M • FUtal Judfm rnt af Faeaalaaura ar Ordar dated OaptamBar M H . IM F . antarad M C M Caaa Numkar t t - l T M | , CA. ta Ilia CNcull Caurt Far MMINOLO Caunty FNrldd. Ntwrata F I CORAL NATIONAL M ORTOAOI AMOCIATION la n a FMtatMf, and C U R TH O. ' III. at at., a n t » « I *M aad H a prop• OIMINOLI Cautd y Ftarida. daar r d i f m i im 11. Btaak 14, T O W M IT I OP NORTH CHULUOTA, W a t ' tat ta ma Ftat manta aa ‘ ' ta Ptat Book » , Pa#M m un» —4rmfl^nWV r^ ^ if^ V i t Caunty, Ftarida. FLOM BA dark ta the CacuR Court R t WALDO CARRAAOUIUO and BUNNA CARRAAOtaLLOi AT TWm RlWRd Clark at H a ClrcuR Caurl B y Jana 0. J i n tai Daavty Ctark AtV OFFICIO OF JO M P H FAMILLO TO THO ROOIOTIROO V O TIR I OF TH I CITY OF LA M MARY. FLORIDA I, David J. Matter. Mayor of H a Cny af Lata Mary Ftarida. da hanky praetatm Tuaaday. Navamkar 4W. IM F , aa H a date far H a Cay at Lake Marya m. fha IN T H I O HM UtT COURT OF T M H T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ARB FOR LOT I , (LO CK •/', WASHMOTON O AKI, M C TIO N TWO, ACCOADINO TO T H I FLAT TH IR IO P A t M C C R 0 I0 IN FLAT BOOK 11. PAO tt M ANO ■T. PUBLIC R IC O A O t OF M M M O LI COUNTY, FLORIDA. Dated MH tttfi day ta B IF TIM M R . IM T. (CMCurr c o u r t m a u TINANT0 m F O M ItM O N M m D A N T It) NOTICI I I M R 0 B T OIWN amtuant ta a tmnmmy Fmm A ig paiai ^evee^eewve ee§ee Aaaiamtar I4 H . IM T . aniarad m Clvd Caaa Na. M l M t CA. 14-K si Ha CUaud Caurt at H a IIT H Judicial Cvtmt m and ter MMINOLO Caunty, OANFORO. Florida. 1 am aaa la Ha RRRdlt and Boat aiidar far caan ai TH I W IS T FRONT OOOR at H a MMINOLO County C tmHaima iseMad m M l N PARK A W N U I •n OANFORO, Florida. M 11:04 am. an ma torn day at OCTO MR. IM F ma - prap arty aa I Oummary Final la m t: LOT l i t , ACCOHOINO TO T H I P U T TH O M O F AB RBCOROdOnit FLAT BOOK M , R A M T B t, PUBLIC M O O R Bd OF BdBH* NOLI COUNTY, FLORRML Dai ad H N M H day af H P TtMBdR. IM T . ICIRCUIT COURT M A LI MARTAHM MORdd: C U R B Clart at H a CMuH Caurt By: Jana >. Jaaamt Oaputy Clart T H I LAW O F F IC II OF DAVID J. BTIRR, F A ATTO R M Y FOR FLAINTNF M l B. UWvarady Ortva Legal Notices W iTNMS my hand ar »*ta aft •aid Court an HI* M m day of M PTIMBCR, IM T . * (TOO) ’ 1 4 0 0 -M I -I T n . or VOICI (V) t-M O -m -IT T O , via D ie . a. IM F IN •71 N. HWY 41F LONOWOOO. FL 117W U T S FORO F1M VTN a F 1 4 H M I f M Futetoh: Octekar I , IM T C A M NOi t r ^ M d -C A -1 4 -W BALOMON 1 N O TH IN ! M ALTY CORF. PLAINTIFF W. LAURINCI I. DICKIN10N. I T AL tX FIH O A N Td) N O TIC I OF ACTION CONSTRUCTIVS M R Y IO I TO: Th* unknown epouaa, hair*, hanaliclarte*. or othar parti** c totaling agitate lha (teal* te th* Dofandanl. T N I UNKNOWN S F O U II, H U M . IIN IF IC IA R IM ANO ALL O TH IR PARTUS CLAIMING AGAINST TH « M T A T I OF LION I. DICKINSON, O IC IA M O ANO TH I UNKNOWN t P O U II, HEIRS. IIN IF IC IA R IM ANO ALL OTHER FARTIM CLAIMING AGAINST T H I M T A T I OF C RAC! M. DICKINSON. <tec*B**d, whoa* ratedonc* to unknown: YOU AR I H IM B Y NOTIFIIO that an action lo forteloa* a mortgage on Iho loltowlng LOT FI. HOLLOWBROOK W IS T PHAM II. ACCORDING TO T H I MAP OR FLAT T H IR I­ OP A I R IC O R D IO IN FLAT BOOK SI. FAOIB 4 ANO •. IN T H I PUBLIC R IC O R O I OF M M IN OLI COUNTY, FLORIDA ha* boon Mad agitate you and you ar* required to aorv* a copy ol your written dofonaaa, M any te If on DAVID J. IT IR N , 110. FtotalMk tetornay, whwa addr*** to M1 I . Unhraralty Dr SuH* I M , Ftontteion, FL SSSI4 (no toltr than 10 day* Item th* data ol th* hrat public Alton Of W i nonce ta action) and r tho orlgtata wtth tha dark of thte court either btery* aarvlca on Ftointlft't atlornoy or taimadtotaly morotatar; other wlaa a default will ba antarad agalnat you for m* raltof domandad In tha complaint at petition fdod heroin. W rTN IM my hand and th* ta il ta thto Court W M M IN OLI County, Florida, thto 2nd day ol Octobar, IM T. (M A U MARYANH I MORM CLIRK OF T H I CIRCUIT COURT BYi Jam BrUtent Deputy Clark IN ACCOROANCI WITH T H I AM I RICAN! WITH D I* A !IU T IM ACT, partona with dtoabllRtoa naadtag a apaclal accom­ modation ehoutd contact COURT AOMINI1TRATION, at the M M IN O LI County Courthouaa at 40T-111-4110(X T. 411T, t-C O O -tll-IT T I or 1-IO O -IM -ITTO , via lor Ida Rally Sarvica. Law omc*t ta David J. I torn, F.A. M t I . Uni vanity Ortva M U • F -d tS -C B -fd -B THd CFTIMNB BANK OPOVIIOO. FORIdT M i n t ffOMIS, a — --I-.- HEiE*N - J >1 ilkiW Min nOfWi M If aamganyi W IAVIR B ALM dRORIKAGB, INC.; TIAR A STAR H 04M I. RfCj DOUOLAI J. W IAVIR; L M A W IAVIR; G ilM F. MANIA!) TIM A. •AILIV d/Va BdRVtCt FLUB CABIN I T RY; MTIRCOABTAL OilTRiBUTORd. INC.: MI-WAV FLUMBMO. INC.: HiRMAJfd CAR P IT B FLOOR COYIRUfO: AOVANTAGI G LAM > BUPPLV. INC.; AddOCIATIO LANDICAPI ItR Y tC M . M*C.; CUITO M tIR V tC M ; ALWAVB ON CALL FROFlddOR W A TT! E llC TR iC dlRVICI, INC.; and eiy uflknWNi M t g rtew4eeee. by through rr any ta to a Summary Final Judgment dated l optembor 14m, I M T . H Cat# N*. I T - t l l - C A -M - d af H* Circuit Caurt far damtata* County Florida ta which TH I c rrizu td BANK OF 0V H 06, I* th* Flataun and FO R M T G R IIN HOM M . a Ftarida ttartf•d ItobWty company: W IAVIR S A LM IR O K IR A Q t. INC.) TERRA STAR H OM M , INC.) DOUOLAI J. W IAVIR ) L M A W IAVIR ; O ILM F. MANIAC: TIM A. BAILIV d/b/a IIR V IC I FLU ! CABINETRY, 1NTIRCOASTAL OilTRiBUTORd, INC.. Ml-WAY FLUMBMO, INC.. HERMANS CARPET d FLOOR COVIRINO, AD VAN TAD ■ GLASS A dUFFLY, INC., ASSO­ CIATED LANOSCAFI SER­ VICE!, INC., C U ITO M S IR VIC 11, w d ALWAYS ON CALL PROFMSOA W ATT! ELECTRIC dlRVICI. INC., ai ai.. ara tha Datendante, I wiK tab te th* highate and bate btddar tar dominete County Caurt haul a, M t N. Park Avanua, Banfard, •amtooto County. F tortoa 11771, at 11:00 *-*>. on Octekar 11, I M T . tha followingparty aat forth ta Inal Judgment: ma enter ta Final. I . hi VIRTUAL LOT 4B, RIVIRWALK, ACCORDING TO T H I P U T TH IR IO P RICO ROOD IN FLAT BOOK 41, FAG M M THROUGH 14. PUBLIC R IC O R O ! OF M M IN OLI COUNTY, FLOMOA. N O TIFICATIO N IN ACCOROANCI WITH T H I AM IR ICANI WITH O IIA B IU T i l l ACT, paraona with dtoabilRtoa naadtag a apaalal aosammodtelon ahauld c anted COURT ADMINISTRATION, ta M t N. Park Avanua, tanfard, FLORIDA 11771, Tgtephan* |40T) 111-4I M aitenaton 4 U T NOT tolar than •EVEN (7) daya prior ta H* pfkiaiHng. H hoartag tatpterad, (TOO) 1-M d-M d•7711 Pf VO W ! M 1-MO-Md•774. yto Ftertog I OATED Saptembar M H . IM T . MARYANN! MORM Clark ta tha CVtuR Court •y: Jan* I . JaaawM A* Oaputy Ctark I �It’s healthy: Lose a little sleep over breakfast Second, you have lo rethink the whole Idea of the meal. I mean, who u y i brrakfaxt haa to be made up of breakfast food? If your kids are sick of cold cereal and microwaved oatmeal, try offering them a recycled version of their favorite dinner. Sure, everyone knows about rold pitta for breakfast but did you ever think of making a spagnclti pie ileftover pasta, eggs and garlic i? Third, you have to find some quick, tasty recipes that can turn leftover dinner Into your morning meal This is where I ran help Hcluw are several of my favorite "breakfast" foods, all of which can be made In about the same lime It lakrs to pro pare scrambled eggs In addition to spaghetti pie. I offer you French toast made with leftover carrot cake; it's an idea on loan from Chef M ichel OK. so we know we re supposed lo eat a good breakfast. Our moms (old us. The U8DA told us Recently, at a meeting for my daughter's school, the school nurse told us. It was good, amidst all the highflown talk of curricula and goal setting and the school's "m ission." to hear someone talk about something basic like breakfast. A reminder that the most creative teachers In the world can't help a kid too hungry to learn Her little talk helped me develop a three step approach lo weekday break fasts First, you have to make a com mit­ ment to eat breakfast Sleep la pre­ cio u s , but if you s a crifice a few minutes of it to get real food Into your kids' stomach (not to mention your o w n ), y o u 'v e m ade a w orthw hile trade. Tips for smart grocery shopping Supermarkets are among the savvi­ es! of selling machines They know how to entire you to buy more than you had planned — through the place men! of items on their shelves, the use of special displays on the ends of aisles, and Ihe aroma of fresh baked bread They know how to sell high priced, high profit Item s, from packaged salads to gourmet cheeses, that have special appeal because of convenience, rachet or taste And they know how to lure you with Ihe promise of low prices — by offer ing store brands, frequent shopper programs and all kinds of promotions Some also make a point of providing extra friendly service and other con sentences From our guide to smart shopping here are some lips that ran help you cut your grocery bills or gel in and out of the store quickly with Ihe items you really want — and nothing more - Shop Ihe specials — If they are special Supermarkets, like many other retailers, offer loss leaders. These are heavily advertised items that may sell for low prices - with little, if any. profit -r to get you Into the store, where you b u y m o t s praAtable Items Wh soevwryow.sham you'll find many non perishable staples and perishables that can bo fatten lor stockpiled) on sale at predictable Intervals With careful planning and ample storage space, you can shop a single store and rarely pay full price for items such as cereal, meat, paper goods and soft drinks. But make sure a featured Item really Is offered at a sale price Regu lar priced product! may be prominent in ads only because their manufactur­ ers have paid the store lo feature them - Consider store brands Buying private-label Items Is a proven way to cut your grocery bills, since such Hems are priced as m uch as 10 percent below their national brand competl toes In our tests of supermarket prod ucta, we almost always find store brands that are s i good as their name brand counterparts — which is not surprising, since Ihe name brand man ufartureri often make Ihe same items for (heir supermarket — Join Ihe shoppers' club As a member of a store's shoppers club, you receive a card that entitles you lo automatic discounts on products with out having lo clip coupons from cir culars. You may also receive access to unadverlised. members only specials Some shoppers' clubs, following the models of airline frequent flier pro grams, also allow you to accumulate points you can redeem for free items or cash rebates Stores may also use the information they receive when you use their card to target you for par tlcular promotions Such micro mar krting may be appealing or annoying depending on your outlook — Check Ihe scanner With price lags now largely obsolete, shoppers are at the mercy of shelf lags (which are som etim es m issin g) and the store's checkout scanners A recent national study of scanner acruracy found fairly low error rales And it found that when the scanner does err. customers are a little more likely lo be charged less than they should, not more Writing down prices Is probably more trouble than it's jrw th. m most whiles. Add 2 cups sugar. I cup prune puree, and 1/3 cup vegetable oil. In unother howl, m is 2 1/3 cups flour with 2 teaspoons cinnam on. 2 leu spoon s buklng pow der. 1-1/2 te a ­ spoons baking soda, and I teaspoon salt. Add to the egg mixture. Stir In 2 cu p s grated ca rro ts, ft o u n ce s of canned crushed pineapple (drained), and I t cup chopped, tousled walnuts (take in 2 standard hreud lout pans in a .110 degree oven for 31 lo to min utes. or until tester com es nut dean (This also makes .1 0 inch round cukc layersi Yield 2 to 3 generous servings l(eci|Hi for French Toast from Michel la-ltorgne. vice president (or culinary affairs at the New Fnglund Culinary Institute. Montpelier. VI. 1 tablespoon butter or 1-1/2 tea- M A R IA L IS A C A LTA i l-ellorgnc of Ihe New Kngland Cull nary Institute In Kssex. VI If the cake is made* from a low fat rvcipc. you've got a healthy breakfast us well There's a fake fried nee recipe, und one for turning mashed potatoes Into potato patUes Even if your kids don't bite, it might shake you out of Ihe breakfast doldrums If you Just can't get your kids to eat breakfast, ask their teacher or Ihe school nurse for help And lo Jan W lmmer. nurse at Union 32 High School In Kail Montpelier. V t. thanks for Ihe reminder* In u shallow bowl, mix together the eggs. milk, and salt l*iit the cuke sllres in the howl, turning m i that they Uhsorb the egg mixture . In a 12 Inch, nonstick skillet, heat the butter (or butler und o il' over m edium high heat and co o k Ihe soaked bread until golden, about 2 to .1 minutes per side Serve Immediately with syrup, up plcsauce or yogurt Note Dbe to lack of space. I can only give here un abbreviated recipe lor un excellent low fat cu m d cuke printed in "R ecipe Rescue" (Fading Well Hooks. IMMt: Whisk together 2 whole large rg g s and 2 large egg Mix Ihe rold spaghetti in a bowl with Ihe cheese, eggs, suit ond pepper to taste If using garlic powder, add it now. Ileal the oil and butter in an It or 10 Inch skillet over medium heat. II using the garlic clove, add it now and stir for about 2 minutes until it gels soft Four in Ihe spaghetti mixture and shape It into a round pie. When one side la done, slide "pie" onto a plate and flip It over Into the skillet so that the other side* browns. . Serve Immediately. Yield 2 In 3 servings — This recipe is my own. MICHEL LEBORONE 8 CARROT CAKE FRENCH TOAST lnq i g O S S jg f h w ir iu K— _ r lew G«—T W if jU in * I------ '------S i r - rasnsssia M w q r o ' « _________________ THTWltf K U K 3 J T at least cheek Ihe featured MaamrAnd Had out the store * p o t M pM lng error* Many chains will give you Ihe item free if the wrong price Is scanned, but most keep mum about the offer — Weigh Ihe advantages of p r e ­ pared food. Prepared foods are ex­ traordinarily profitable items Stores typically mark up grocery, meat, dairy and froten goods by s round 20 per­ cent The markup on most prepared fooda is twice as high Our readers tell us that prepared mods' main attrac­ tion Is their convenience - only one qu a rter o f rea ders who bought supermarket meals said they bought them for quality and taste. And the de cision was often an impulse Nearly tw o-thirds o f p rep a red -food p u r­ chasers said they usually decide lo buy a meal after arriving at the store. A lzh tim s r’s Support Presently, the Alxhelmer'a support group In Sanford has been dissolved due to lack o f support. Those needing a ssis­ tance and Information may call t -800-330-1810. Rotary Club Rotary Club of Lake Mary meets Thursday mornings, 7:30­ 8:30 a.m.. at the Marriott Courtyard, off West Lake Mary Boulevard. Contact Brian Loe. president, at 323-8128. 8artoma Club • The Sertoma Club o f South Seminole County, dedicated lo the advancement o f speech and hearing children, meets every Thursday morning, from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m.. at the Sabal Point Country Club on Weklwa Springs Road. Longwood. Potential members are Invited to attend. W slght W stchsrs A local chapter o f Weight Watchers meets at the Lake Mary Community Building every Thursday from 4:45 to 6:45 p.m. Toastm asters The Omni Toaatmaalera Club « 688l will meet at 5:30 p.m. every Thursday at the AAA Building. 1000 AAA Drive. Heath­ row. Oueats and prospective members are welcome. Cnll Ber­ tram Olick. 323-6088. for more Information. Senior Friends The Columbia Medical Ccnter-Sanford Chapter of Senior Friends meets every second Thursday, at 10:30 a.m.. at Ihe Sanford Senior Center, 401 E. Seminole Blvd. Interesting and timely programs are featured monthly plua social exchange. AU Seniors are welcome. For Information, call Lta Lawlor. dl- Ssnford Historic Trust The Sanford Historic Trust meet* the first Thursday o f the month, at 7 p.m.. at the First Street Gallery, 207 Magnolia Ave Kith Hide H ooii 6PM SIO.OCJA \ 18 Jiid ilml'i liMt'diid*. .old ufilii >PM Good UlliJ A Pk Mill IIWIU Bill MR Of WB18 H Y IM H M f l/IO/PM USII4 PKiSiNIS rims �b a *t| & o in Extra PoInti* Jeff Berllnlcke Quartet remains in running in Sanford women’s softball From B u f f R eports I’m sorry but I ust can’t get ::o love soccer SANFORD _ O h . I try ao hard. S o orten. m y Job take* m e over to the S em in ole S o cce r C om p lex w here, over o c r e i and a cre s o f land In S an ford , h u n d red s, th ou sa n d s, m illion s o f k id s scu rry a c r o s s the d o ze n s o f fields a s their fanatical pn rents ch eer them on from the sidelines. There Is love in the air. It's all a b ou t so cce r. S om eh ow , the gam e Is the m ost pnrtlclpnted-ln y o u th sp ort In A m erica a n d su p p o se d ly the w orld 's m ost p op u la r gam e. I hate It. I alw ays h ave hated s o cce r and alw ays will, even If It kills me. In fact, o n e night Inst year, coverin g a girls' high sch o o l so cce r gam e. I storied to like the gnm e. then forced m yself, ngnlnst m y will, to ch a n g e m y m ind. It all started w hen I w as a kid. My paren ts took m e to a Tnm pa Bay R ow dies • Fort Lnudcrdn le S trikers gnm e w hen I w as a b o u t seven. The o n ly thing I knew a b o u t s o cce r w as that the Row dies had a pretty co o l them e so n g (The Rowdies arrrrrrrrre...a kick SI rtMKMVRST PABM T*4*y Ha SANFORD Vlvonn's nml Today Homes stayed hot, Paul's Auto and Truck Repair missed an opportunity to tie for the league lead and the Sharks got back Into contention In Sanford Rec­ reation Department Women's Fall Slowpltch Softball League action Tuesdny night. At Ptnehurst Park. Today Homes moved into a tie for first place ns it scored In every Inning. Including a four-run first Inning nnd a five-run third Inning, and the defense held Vaughan In seven hits In n 14-1. five-Inning Run Rule vic­ tory. Hut Vlvonn's regained the league lead an hour Inter, scoring four runs In each o f the first and third Innings and then finally pulling away from the Nightmares l>y scoring seven runs in the sixth Inning to post a 10-7, six-Innlng Run Rule triumph. At Chase Park. Paul's Auto nnd Truck Repair hnd also moved Into n lie for first plnre In the league standings by scoring four runs In the third Inning tolirenk a I-1 lie nnd going on to outscore Insurance World 0-2 In the first game o f the evening. flut Paul's Auto nnd Truck Repair could not match Vlvonn's In the second game as the Sharks scored four runs In the top of the first Inning and Paul's Auto and Truck Repair coukl VWmm's sizst 4 I I M .R I I 010 00 . 1 7 ♦04 tJT _ IS SO >01 SOI _ T 10 SI CtUOl PASS ss4 Truth Rtsslr Vh M OM 100 0 ' t 10 0100100 . t 1 410 000 0 . O il 0000101. >10 never recover In dropping a 5-2 decision. Vivona'a holds the league lend with a 5-1 rec­ ord. hut It Is still ver close behind them with Today Homes second (4-11, Paul's Auto and Truck Repair third (4-21. the Sharks fourth (3-3), Vaughan fifth (2-4). the Nightmares sixth (1-4) and Insurance World seventh (1-5). Next week. Today Homes plnys the double­ header at Chase Park against the Sharks at 7 p.m. and Vaughan at 8 p.m. At Ptnehurst Pork, the Nightmares challenge Paul's Auto and Truck Repair at 7 p.m. and In­ surance World tackles Vlvonn's at 8 p.m. Contributing for Today Homes were Beth llundrlser (one double, two singles, two runs scored, one ROIL Becky McCarnsn (three singlck. three runs scored, one ROIL Marie Coving­ ton (one double, one single, two runs scored, one RBI), Teresa Ifowdyshell (two singles.one run scored, two RBI) and Eleanor McCormick (two singles, one run scored, one RBI). Also contributing were Laura Harlow. Winkle Klein and Pam Watson (one single, one run scored and one RBI each), Shelly Walters (one single! and Dawn Evans and Cathy Cola (one run scared and one RBI each). * Hitting for V o u fia n were Made Byrd (one triple, one run scored). Mary Bechreat (one sin­ , one RBI) and Rooa Williams. Lynn Webb. I Poe. Lucy Sellers and Carole Norman (one single each). . Powering Vlvonn’s were Dawn Neff (four singlea. four runs scored, one RBI). Jodi Oct man (one triple, one double, one single, two runs scored, four RBI). Sue Nlckell (three singles, one run scored, three RBI). Shoe Brown (one triple, one single, three runs scored, three RBI). Dee Walden (one triple, one single, two runs scored, one RBI) and Kathy Kllngensmlth (one double, one single, two runs scored, one RBI). Also hitting were Barbie Bartels (two singles, three runs scored). Cheryl Hubbard (one single, one ran scored). Joetta West (one single) and Sue Mohr |uric (one ran two d u c imivir run scored, K u i n i . iw l RBI). Doing the hitting for the Nightmares were ' one ran scored, Becky Simpson (two singles, smith (two isingles, two runs one RBJL Lynne Smith S o# Worn so , Pago 3 1 K Heathrow C.C. wins bragging rights In the grass). The crow d w as big. Tam pa S tad iu m w as the largest place I had ever seen, and I rcm em ber the ch ee rs w hen the o n ly plnycr I hnd ever h eard of. R odn ey M nrsh, ran o n to the field for the R ow dies. There w as a lot o f noise. I bu zzed with the excitem en t o f a sev en -y ea r-old kid. A nd then th e g a m e started. For the n ext h u n d re d h o u rs or so. n o th in g h a p p en ed . No on e sco r e d ; n o o n e got the ball h ear th e goal. T he tro w d w as g o in g w ild ov er co rn e r kicks o r w hat ever t h e y 'r e ' M e? T he H u n dred Y ears W ar d id n ’t take qu ite a s lo n g a s th is o n e. T o m ak e m a tters w orse, m y p a ren ts p o u re d co k e s a n d c o tto n ca n d y d o w n m y th roat so , n o t o n ly c o u ld n 't I g o to sleep in th e sta d iu m , I h a d a su g a r ru sh that m ade m e even m ore aw are that I w as b ored . Finally, so m e team (I have n o idea w h ich o n e) scored o n so m e sh o o to u t a n d . m e rci­ fully th e gam e w a s over. Now It's 14 years later a n d I've covered s o c ­ ce r in a lot o f p laces a n d still d o n 't u n d e r ­ stan d It. Take the offsides rule. D ozen s o f people have tried to explain It to m e. S o m e ­ th in g a b o u t a player n ot b ein g able to c r o s s a line with the ball until h is team m ates have already cro sse d the line. W h o spent tim e c o m in g u p with that ru le? Anyw ay, to the u ntrain ed eye. that seem s to be the rea son n o o n e ever scores. Every tim e a team starts actu a lly a cco m p lis h in g som eth in g o n offense, the stu pidly-dressed referee starts b low in g w histles and h a n d in g ou t U no ca rd s to everybody. * None o f It m ak es a n y sense and n o on e ever scores, excep t that som etim es y o u get a gam e w h ere It en d s u p so m e th in g like 0 -0 w h ere the boll never leaves on e end o f the field. I k n ow w h at all o f y o u s o cce r fan s are thinking: B erllnlcke d oesn 't appreciate the b e a u ty o f the gam e. The art o f a fine c o r n e r k ick ; a header Into the net. Leavd m e alon e. There Is n o th in g beautiful a b ou t p eople letting a ball cra sh o ff their scu ll o r a b u n c h o f p layers trying to defend a direct kick b y sta n d in g In front o f the goal, cov erin g their, u h , private parts, In a very p u b lic fash ion . Now, I'll adm it, I get a little bit m oved w h en I see som e elgh t-yea r-old sco re h is first goal. T he sm ile Is w orth the b o re d o m , b u t I a lso k n ow that O od m u st be gettin g tired o f m y p rayers w h en , with five m inu tes left in a 1-0 gam e, the trailing team m ak es a late ch a rg e an d th reaten s to tie the gam e. There Is an unw ritten rule In s o cce r that, w h en a g am e g oes in to overtim e, b o th team s are a b solu tely forbid den to even try to sco re until the sh o o to u t eight h o u rs later. N othing Is w orse than k n ow in g there Is on ly five m in u tes left In a s o cce r gam e w h en the oth er team sco re s and all you have to look forw ard to o re the en dless h o u rs o f h u ­ m an pinball. O f co u rse y ou never really kn ow h ow m u ch tim e Is left b e ca u se the scoreb oa rd clo ck Is Ir­ relevant. The official c lo ck Is Inside som e refe­ ree's p ock et an d , u su a lly , with the clock sn ailln g tow ard s zero, the gam e keeps g o in g . Then, the referee ju s t a n n o u n ce s , ‘ O am e O ver." . I w ish he w ou ld a n n o u n ce It earlier. •as Jstf, Page 3 1 By JEFF BERLtlfl CBS Herald Staff Writer LAKE MARY _ Until next year when they again, bragV meet wy i i s i ithe i i «- usesgig rights *-* belong' 'to the g»ng •* Coun“ try1G ______________ Club at Heathrow. Heathrow’s 13-man team outdaetod' ftlstpis Con wy 'Ckib, 38 trE *W / i t w fwptunr'ihe tnau fund Ktithar Cab Goff chalfenj^. art eteht ntnfkfW honor o f D.S. Amateur champion and Seminole High graduate Matt Kuchar. ' The Ryder Cup-aMe matches featured a variety of formats and were played two weeks ago at both clubs. Hostfvow players Included (loft photo, left to right) Mans Turney and Ernie Cox pitted egainot Jerry Plante and Lorry 8lutes of Aloqua and (above photo, left to right) Steve Albert ond Peter Kuchar versus Aisqus*s Harold Kaplan and J. Gordon Blau. SAC teams run well at Disney Church leaders keep on winning Special to th e Herald From S taff R eports SANFORD _ It was another good day for the undefeated teams In Ihe Sanford Recrea­ tion Department Church Fall Slowpltch Softball League al Chase Park Saturday morn­ ing. Sanford Buen Samarltono Church stayed unbeaten Ihe easy way as Sanford Chris­ tian Church was unable to See Church, Page 2B — . -. ■" ■■■•i . . , , FOR THE BEST COVERAGE Representing Heathrow were: Malcolm Martin, Mike Lewis. Steve Albert Peter Kuchar. Marrs Turney. Ernie Cox. Ron Noble. Tom Donnelly, Gary A k­ ers. Mike Tremoglie. Manley Ludwig and Red Cleveland. For Aloqua: Jim Byrd. Tom Davidson. Harold Kaplan. J. Gordon Blau, Jerry Plante. Lorry Stutca. Randy Parka. Mike Msroschak. Craig Ratlck, Tom Dcllalorre, Emerson Elliott and Sheldon AbofT, The opening day was played at Aloqua ana featured two-man learns playing an alternate shot formal on the first nine holes and beat ball on Ihe back nln*. The second round was played at Heathrow and featured headto-head match play. •Give Heathrow credit, the team played great both days.' said Gary Ellis, Alaqua's Direc­ tor of Golf. T h ey put the pres­ sure on us early and we couldn't catch up. We hod a lot o f fon and look forward to doing It again next year." » LAKE BUENA VISTA _ The schools from the Seminole Athletic Conference proved again lost Saturday that they can compete with hnyone In the state a s they did very well In Ihe Second Annual Walt' Disney World Cross Country Classic on the Oak Trail Golf Course at The Welt Disney World Resort. There were 14 races run on the course, ranging from men's and .women's college teams to Class IA and Class 2A Junior varsity squads. Vlrglnn Tech edged the University o f Florida and Florida Slate University in the men's race, while the University o f Arkansas bested Virginia Tech and the University o f Miami In the women's event. The girls' Class flA race was dominated by the SAC aa Lake Brantley nipped Oviedo for the team title, while Lyman was sixth and Lake Brantley 13th In the 28 team field. In Ihe boys' Class 6A race. Lyman was fourth, Lake Mary sixth. Oviedo 20th and Lake Brantley 22nd. •■ . in the boys' Class 8A / 8A junior varsity event. Lyman was ninth and Lake Mary 10th. Other town race winners were: Mleml-Chrlstopher Columbus (Class 8A b o y s).. Spruce Creek (Class BA girls), Jackaonvllle-Nease (Class BA boys), Neaae (Class BA/BA Jv girls), Tampa-Jesuit High School O F S P O R T S IN Y O U R ARf cA READ (Class SA/SA r8A Jv boys). JackaonvlUe-Blshop Kenny (Class 4A girls). Bishop Kenny (Class 4A boys). Pearl River (Class IA/2A/3A girls). TallahasseeMaclay (Class IA / 2A /3A boys). Pearl River (Class IA /2A /3A Jv glrla) and Bishop Kenny (Class 1A /2A /3A boysL , Individually. Oeana Rivera o f Lyman was ninth In Ihe Class BA girls run with Stephanie Cornell. Jennifer Elchelberger and Victoria Brown, all from Lake Brantley, finishing eighth, ninth and 10th. Other Seminole County runners In the top SO were: Oviedo _ Theresa Petty (13th). Sarah McCleary (10th). & ry n Hall (ISthk Lake Mara .C la u d ia Beltel (23rd)i Lake Brantley _ Belinda Bargmann (34th). Kristen McCarthy (37th); Lyman _ Ana Stschow (28th) and Shannon McDaniel (2Sth). For the boys. In Class BA, Lyman's Nathan Adams was tops with a 12th place finish. Other top 30 finishers were Lake Mary's David Binge was 18th. and Lyman's Aaron Borges woe 30th. In the junior varsity races. Lake Brantley's Kendall Marone was second and DaOna Wise was ninth In the Close SA/SA girls, while Lyman’s Jason Kirby was 23rd and Edgar Maldonado was 28th In the Class BA/SA beys. * • B urning, f t * SB THE S A N F O R D H E R A L D D A I L Y �m - Sanford MaraK), Sanford. Ffortda •Wadnaaday, October 1 . 1997 m am B ox O ffice a n d nt nil T lck etM n ster lo c a t io n s , or b y ca llin g T lck etM n sler nt 14071 8 3 0 -3 0 0 0 . T ic k e ts ca n n lso b e p u rch a s e d via th e In ­ tern et at T lc k c tM n s tc r .c o m . IN B R I E F Golf cart needed U S A Soccer Cllnlc/Tryout WINTER SPRIN G S _ T he W inter S p rin g * High S c h o o l s o ftb a ll team la In u rgent n eed o f a g o lf ca rt to d r a g the h all field. O ld or new . ru n n in g or nut. M ease m a k e you r ta x d e d u ctib le c o n t r ib u ­ tion to d a y . C all 0 0 3 -5 7 5 9 , Support Seminole golf M ayfair g o lf p r o fe s s io n a l R ich C lenry a n ­ n o u n c e d that th e fou rth a n n u a l g o lf to u r n a ­ m en t lo b en efit the S e m in o le H igh S c h o o l b o y s ' a n d glrln' g o lf team will b e h eld Nov. I • 2 at M ayfair. Cher 8 2 .8 0 0 in p rizes will b e aw a rd ed a n d a b a n q u et w ill b e h eld after th e first rou n d o n Saturday. The even t will b e a tw o-d a y . tw o ball m a tch and . after a b a n q u et fo llo w in g th e first d a y 's play, the field will b e rcd lg h te d lu lu four g ro u p s for S u n d a y 's final. H obby L u n d q u lst a n d M ike Leary are the th re e -tim e d e fe n d in g c h a m p io n s . Magic exhibition tickets O RLAN DO _ T ick ets for the O rla n d o M agic 1 0 0 7 e x h ib itio n g a m e s are on sa le. All e x h i­ b itio n g a m e s will b e p la y ed nl th e O rln ndn A ren a . T h e s c h e d u le Is: O cto b e r 14 _ San A n to n io S p u rs. 7 .3 0 p m .: O cto b e r 17 ” M iam i H eat. 7 :3 0 p m .; O cto b e r 21 _ B oston ’ C e ltic s , 7:3 0 p m .; O cto b e r 2 0 _ H ou ston R ock ets, 7 p .m . E xh ib ition gam e ticket p r ic e s are: 8 1 0 . 8 2 2 . 831 a n d 8 4 0 . T h ey c a n b e p u rch a s e d at the O rla n d o A ren a B ox O ffice a n d at all T lck e tM n sler lo c a t io n s , or b y c a llin g T ic k e tM aster at 14071 8 3 0 -3 0 0 0 . T ick ets n lso ca n b e p u rch a s e d via Ihe In tern et nt TIcketM astc r .c o m . Magic season tickets on sale ORLAN DO _ O rla n d o M agic re g u la r-s e a s o n tick e ts are n ow on sale. Ticket p r ice s are 8 1 0 . 8 2 2 . 8 31 a n d 8 4 0 a n d c a n b e p u r c h a s e d at the O rla n d o A ren a SA N F O R D _ T he U nited S o c c e r A ca d e m y Is lo o k in g for p la y ers that p o s s e s s s o c c e r a b i l ­ ity. n h igh d egree o f c h a r a c te r , a n d a d esire t o re p re se n t th e U nited S ta tes n s pa rt o f tills u n iq u e ptnyer d e v elop m en t p rog ra m . T h r I DOS U n ited S o c c e r A ca d e m y progrntn to E u ro p e will c o n s i s t o f a live d a y tra in in g e n m p In D en m a rk , follow ed b y p a r tic ip a tio n In th e w o r ld ’s largest y o u th s o c c e r tn u rnn in cu t, th e G oth ln C u p (S w eden ), ns w ell ns th e D a n a C u p (D cn m n rk ). U n tied S o cce r A ca d em y will b e h o ld in g c lln ic /tr y o u t n S a n ford nnd W inter Park for p la y e rs, m a le nnd fem a le, b etw een the a g es o f 10 a n d 10 In terested In lu tern nlln nn l h o c - c c r travel a n d co m p e titio n . T h e c t ln lc /t r y o u t s w ill b e held at: Sylvan Lake Park. S a n ford . Friday, O cto b e r 101 It Tram 0 p.m . to 8 p .m . or on S a n d s p u r Field nt R ollin s C ollege. W inter Park. S u n d ay . O c ­ tob er 12th from 4 p .m . to 0 p .m . Players a re n sk e1' ,n b rin g their ow n s o c c e r b a ll, w a ter, a n d n 8 1 5 registra tion fee to Ihe clin ic. For m ore In form a tion , c o n ta c t U n ited S o c c e r A ca d e m y nl I -| 8 0 0 )-0 5 n -5 4 0 0 . CLASSIFIED ADS WINTER SPRIN G S _ The 1st A n nu al W ln ler S p rin g s H igh S c h o o l A th letic D ep a rtm en t G o lf C la s s ic will b e held at th e W ln ler S p rin g s G o lf C lu b on S a tu rd ay . O c t o b e r la th . S ta rtin g w ith a S h otg u n Start at 1:30 p .m .. th e even t will b e a fo u r-p e rs o n s c r a m b le . • p la y b est b a ll, a n d o n e tee shut m u st b e u s e d from e a ch player o n front n nd h a c k n in e . C ost Is 8 5 0 per p e r s o n a n d In clu d e s I1I1Q c h ic k e n d in n er (rolls, p o t n lo sa la d , b a k e d b e n n s . c o le slaw , b evera ge), tw o C lo s e s t to th e Pin a n d L on gest D rive h o le s, d o o r p r ise s a n d 1st a n d 2 n d p la ce team aw a rds. I lo fe s ca n e a ls o b e s p o n s o r e d for 8 1 0 0 . A p p lica tio n s a va ila b le In the A th letic O f­ fice or b y ca llin g (4 0 7 ) 3 2 0 -8 7 5 7 Seminole Orlando ■Winter Park 407/831-9993 C o n t in u e d fro m P age I B T h e SAC te a m s w ill retu rn to a ctio n this S a tu rd a y m o rn in g , trav elin g to D elton a to run In th e Pine R id ge H igh S c h o o l In vita tion a l s ta rtin g at 8 a .m . SECO N D ANNUAL W A LT D IS N E Y W O R L D C R O S S C O U N T R Y C L A S S IC a t O a k T r a il G o lf C o u rs e T h e W a lt D i i n a y R s s o rt BOYS T E A M (3 3 U i S U ) _ I. M lu il- cntteiophtr Columbut.Mi a. Vtre Beach. 136. 9. Miami-Betoil Jesuit Prep. 144; 4. L p u , I I I ; 8. Oil-.Ju-William R Boone, IB3: S. Lake Mary, 1*7; 7. Lake Worth-Jolli, I Leonard. 337. S Coral Springs. 338: 0 N/A. 249; 10 Dululh. 347: II Dr Phillip*. 380. 13, Doe* Hal on-Span III, River. 304. IS. Stuntman Douglaa. 131, II. Unlrrrally. 330. IS Slnatl.Martin County. 333. IS DeLand. 37S: IT Edgcwalcr. 380. IS Lake Worth, 400. IS Weal Orarer. 434; t4 6MIS4MN9MNI...........MM IMS 11SSMWttWNsm...........944 • Itot 1 ttaaataiNBttoraa.........IIM i Mas INKS.........................1161 HIM RMMtnpWMM, MM M l that (Wring Can toad to working horn homo and ownonMp 9114241 30. (M a d e . 404: 31. DradtmonManatee. 944: 31. Lah* Brantley, 701, 33. Cau Gallic. 700. IN D IV ID U A L * |. Michael Reed. Lake Worth. 10 33.1: 3. Jay Well*. Tteonderoga. 16:47.0; 3 William Jctitle*. Lake Wake. 16:99.0: 4. Trivia Bashaw. Peru Central. 17:01.4: 9. Jim Caiby. Slonetnan. 17:03 0; 6. Mtktl Llama. Beten. 1703 6: 7. Eduardo Aeoata. Bckn. 17 06.3: 9. 9ean McCabe. Earl Lake. 17:37.0: 9 Joe Mc4^oud. Peru Cenlrel, 17:37.3: 10. Bean Pro*pec I. Coeat Spring*. 17:39.4. O em I s a le C u u o ty rw u n e rs (to p M l 13. Nathan Adame. Lyman. ITiM .O i 19 David Binge. Lake Mary. 17:49.6: 30. Aaron Borges. Lyman. 17:49.3. O t h e r L a k e M a ry n u i i n _ 94. Ckrta lagans, l i i l I.Bt 69. J i n n y Otoe*. l61t9.tr 90. Darn* M t n a . 10*0.0, a t. Ckrta Prank, ia.0t.4i 100. Brant Keith. I9i!9.9. G IR L S T B A M B (3 0 (s a m e ) I . Lake Braalley, 73i g. Ovtede. l l O t 3. Boca Raton-Spanish Rivet, I I T i 4. Btoncman Douglaa. 143: 9. Coral Opting*. 140: 4. L im a n . 101, 7. Bradenton-Manat**. 199: 9. Bluett-Marlin County. 139: 9. Vero Beach, 399: ID. Dr. Phllllpe. 344: I I . Orlando WUUam R. 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T ^ lbtv gray. 1 kg WcVoM* on exoti i kg Morn* type Pu o m c o * 2 9 — S p e c ia l N o t ic e s ’GOLF CART NEEDED The Wnts. Spring* Ikgh School •CAM Mom x m -------- * al a no* con to »* g the bo* Sou OU or new. runnng o> rot PIMM moke your u . deduct U ) contemn: today Co* 894 94746 27— Nursery 9 Child Cere AMOCLATI TRAJNB1 Duo to n p o w w Large laka Mary company hnvg FM Tima AtaeotoW* Wa* itarn kam you to mo HfoMna 6 HaaNi: 99349M BMtor Hawto* 6 OarBana ATTENTKM LAOMt sco re d ). D arlen e C a p p e (on e single, tw o ru n s s c o r e d I. S h a ro n R itch ie (o n e ein gle, o n e ROB. J e n K lbler a n d Tina Hill (o n e ein gle a n d o n e run s c o r e d e a ch ). S lu rry B led soe a n d K athy Prager lo n e s in g le e a ch ) a n d C h ris C lark (on e RB1|. D o in g th e d a m a g e for P au l's A u to a n d T ruck B cp alr w ere T eresa F ln ck Ithrce sin g le s , tw o ru n s s c o r e d , tw o RBI). A n n Lanxa (th ree o ln g le s . tw o ru n s s co re d ). M lckl Lew is (tw o oln g les. tw o ru n s s c o r e d ). M elissa L an za (tw o sin g le s , tw o RBI) a n d C a th y C o r r o s o n e a n d M olly S treeter Itw o s in g le s e a ch ). O th er h itters w ere Kim M yers (on e oln gle. on e r u n 's c o r e d , th ree RBI), Su e B ogley (o n e tin g le , o n e run s c o r e d , tw o RBI), B elin d a A n d e rs o n (o n e sin g le, on e run s c o r e d ) a n d R ob in M ilton a n d D ln o W ilson (on e sin g le e a ch ). G ettin g th e h its for In su ra n c e W orld w ere D aw n D un n (tw o s in g le s ). Lisa Q arrett lon e s in ­ MARTAS OAVCAM Baev* MX Pro School LAKE MARY LIC *494.7 377-0094 MtCHE U S 'S HOUSE curriculum lor chddran M H O W lor *<• first CM tor OMM* 921- Opportunities Tmsssssssr COKE/PEPSI TH PI WORKING WITH P I O F L I 7 I A MEDICAL ASSISTANT. A* • UtScal AaaManl with an Aaaoctoto at Betone* dsgra*. you «M help prop*r* pouont* tor •rammsiton*. conduct Import- C o n t in u e d fro m P a g e I B TrlnJIy-MaJaaty 140 906 0 . 1 3 10 l i t M a lko dU tP lom M 031 100 3 . B i t ' Dean L. Sm ith hit a sacrifice fly to account for two runs In the third inning and Jerry Cam us doubled In two runs In the third Inning. Majesty answered back with three runs In the top of the fourth Inning on RBI singles by Hartman and Ruben Quinones and an RBI ground out by Men­ doza. The Flames got a run back In the bottom o f the fourth Inning on a single by Dean L. Sm ith, but Majesty took an Insur­ mountable lead In the top of the sixth Inning by scoring four runs. Quinones. Marc Vlret. Steve McGulgan and Rob Mullett each had ana RBI singles. The Flames' (Inal three runs came In the bottom o f the sev­ enth Inning on singles by Mark Blythe. Cam us ana Jack Ellonhcad. Pacing Mqjesty were Smokle Slabodnlk (four singles, three runs scored, two RBI), Ike Men­ doza (three singles, three RBI), JefT Hartman (two singles, two runs scored, two RBI). Ruben Quinones (two singles, one run scored, two RBI), Marc Vlret and Rob Miltett (two Mngles. one run scored and one RBI each) a n d T o o d y R o s a s (tw o sin g le s , th ree ru n s S co re d ). A lt o co n tr ib u tin g w ere. S ieve M cG u lga n lo n e single, o n e run s c o r e d , o n e RBI) and Steve J a r­ rett (on e ru n s c o r e d , o n e RBI). T he F lam es w ere led b y Jerry C a m u s (on e d o u b le , three sin ­ gles, tw o RBI). L eon a rd R ich a rd s o n (th ree sin g les, tw o ru n s s co re d ). T on y Blnlle lon e triple, one sin g le, on e run s c o r e d , o n e RBI). J a ck Dlem er lon e d o u b le , o n e run sco re d ), M ark B lyth e (o n e sin g le, on e run s c o r e d , o n e RBI|, W.L. G racey (o n e single, tw o ru n s s c o r e d ) a n d D ean L. S m ith (on e single, tw o RBI). O th er h itters w ere. R obert S m ith (on e sin g le, o n e run s c o r e d ). J a ck E lton h cn d (one s in g le, o n e RBI) a n d Bruce D a n llla, O tis R a in es a n d R obert J o n e s (o n e s in g le ea ch ). Jeff------------C o n t in u e d fro m Last Pago IB Second Shott Now that the J a g u a r s lost to W ash in gto n the other day, the best they c a n do Is 15-1. S u r e , a lot o f people jum ped on the Jack so n v ille b and­ w ago n last y e ar, b u t I have the original k eys. •Oty or f radtoo C ittt+ t •FtrwvW AH tor TToa* WhoO u t* ) •Gradual* Placeman/ Ata/t- COME GROW WITH US O WATSON REALTY Cat: TRUOY MEYER For a oorwoana* kaarvtow Apply 6 00 METAL FRAMERS HOLLY MAIO M HPW40 F/T’ M F '91pm . WM Train. M7-TE749E7. J&S99L 2URM94MO ROOMS-A* uu* n d Lountky. prwna and *4 m.wtm i 4_»m ROOIMAATI WANTED |74Vrt I44VDCP fwrash*d rm houv* ... ROOMMATE NECOED |400mn uto tod Own bdrnvham and •7 — Apartm entsFurnished TURN. 1 BORM APT P-h an Vane* boto ** LVwyu tto n ) to (to town Sontord Ideal t» < paraon Oapritorsmo im tod3J3«7^U*v^he»»M * SS— Apartments • Unfurnished Career Place­ ments! General Labor 1 ORSAT LOCAIKMW 1 A 9 BPnn* IJ 7444MHon 1234M7 or M14I2) $ 7 .0 0 /H r . OUPLEUANFORO IbdnR, CH/A. tarpat m u n y p 4**4»w M A R K E R 'S VILLAGE uw t aoa i aonu M ' l w laorat. aa/owo *n o u p 3 t » — 70 Local Builder Supply Company looking for EXPERIENCED OUTSIDE BALES PERSON P*J* ban** package Fia raauma to 4S7-99994M F/T MRVtCE AGENT Ortvar. Fu T Acolptoal* artvo'E raearO •4*9 VMK FLO. __ a n vr'i raao d and M a ty * and char t . 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Drug Fraa EOS. — Nurs­ North Fien­ — OENERAL LABO R "’ WORK TODAY PAIO TODAY LABOR READY Mual have own too* A oipanane* In haavy oodtolon. to Wort at RON I Man 1309 8. Hwy 1742, llongwood 966-1330 •toning • 9T7AM HrMonc Dowraown 9194*23 a to ato* a tatokto '- H I A I I V I U R S K ^ -auPcm oR tar ia r t A i t r 163 Eaai rfwy 436, Sto 300 Caaaafcsrry, f l 32707 M y ot work tor work- GRANT AIR, INC C M duel n alM ari A ta rw * Hotidayi. vacaaont. mturanca 9 4018 Good wage* EOE i *0039370*4 FtorW* F. P»- EX PCRiIN C IO BOGY TECHNICIAN. BONUS! II CARPINTERS Al pnata* 110 A up BOC Won Today-Paid Todprt 92*4939 ______F M lf ip in g lM A DUCT P4BTALLIRB S3 Rooms For R#ni HEALTH WaUKAHCE AMO 4*1* FLAM Drug a** Wto* *•**» ***** •*■*» i Haatorow or CM 333 mL . C * a iM M 9 M 7 fi . col ponorvM olhc# tocstod at Cattotmrry. FL Powoons avwtobto i uranoad Pracacal Nipa* I ModcN Aaaratort 3 From OatA Ctortta PtosM moAdaorar your raauma to 2473 6 Part Av* . Sontord. 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As eomMonad tscory BanaMa avsaabto naaitn int, hnkrtoy pay. vocation pay. ato Monday Friday. 7*m 3pm CtoVtoamokar*. Inc. 2240 Ok) u m wbk m . r n -m a -----------LME L I A M R I I P POWDER PAWTEH ]Mpnv-11:06am IM F T JMamAHEM I OPERATOR 9POT WILDER TOOL CRM ATTSNOANT PAOfT HELPER For • l(p* ktokU Uarkitckrrg Company Premium pay tor aap Fraa Wart PI***. ^ WORK AT SUSY AIRPORT Jpriyo CaM ran m qa Noodtd Now* EiC poyl Oot post today* CM now 324 4*2* Faair “ era*. MUNCHKM HAHO* 497-9914 VENOING ROUTE g le. o n e ru n s c o r e d , o n e RBI). D ia n e C o lla n g e lo (o n e tin g le , o n e ru n s co re d ). A n gela W h itn ey. M ich elle B ern tn g a n d B a rb a ra C ole (o n e tin g le e a ch ) a n d W a n d a C o x (o n e RBI|. L ea d in g the w a y for th e S h a rk s w ere R o b in B is h o p |th ree sin g le s , o n e RBI). T a n ya G eiger (o n e d o u b le , o n e sin g le, tw o ru n s s co re d ). P atly Polly (tw o sin g le s , o n e run s c o r e d , o n e RBI). D en ise S ta llin g s (o n e sin g le, o n e run s c o r e d , o n e RBI), Lisa B erg a n d Lynettc B arkley (o n e sin g le a n d o n e RBI e a ch ). D e b o ra h V a n d em a rk a n a J e n n y B o w e rs (o n e sin g le ea ch ), S h clta S a n d e rs lo n e ru n s c o r e d l a n d K athy S p e llm a n lo n e RBI). P rovidin g th e o ffe n s e for P a u ls A u to a n d T ru ck R ep a ir w ere T eresa F ln ck (th ree s in g le t, o n e ru n s c o r e d , o n e RBI). M lckl Lewis |two s in ­ gles, o n e ru n s c o r e d l. B elin d a A n d e rs o n . R o b in M ilton. M olly Streeter a n d D ln o W ilson |two s in ­ g le s e a c h ) a n d A n n L anza a n d S u e B a glcy (on e s in g le ea ch ). latSMiNR Ctoan artvtng Dl raautrad. Sa a H *i*»n at a PARTY • M Earn up la IZM Caantar Como terns* funl After NMny Mgh IrtfRg tllas. C o n t in u e d fro m P age I B SanHaMMM "ra* pay. port tor Good pay. Sonant*. HEALTHCAAS S St HAS C or­ ^ Salary « comm ♦ Donut F/T or P/T. Raiaaad atotoaphara-annk. mock DatbtoorMk*7179270 CM NtoaY9991*41___ NOW ACCEPTING orte^ PHONE PROS HOEH CLEANERS I m oToORAPHY la Women field a team , h a n d in g D uen S n m a rlta n o a 7 -0 victory . M ajesty from T rinity A s s e m b ly o f G o d C h u rch In D elton a h a d to w ork a little h ard er, b u t still k e p t Its re co rd u n b le m ish e d w ith a 1 3 -8 triu m ph over the F la m e s from S a n fo rd Flrtst U n ited M eth od ist C h u r c h . Trinity A s s e m b ly of Q od C h u rch -M a je s ty and Duen S a m u rlta n o C h u rch are b o th 30 , w h ile th e First U nited M eth ­ o d is t C h u r c h -F la m e s a n d S a n ­ fo rd C h ris tia n C h u rch a rc b o th 0 -3 . T h is S a tu rd a y at C h a se Park. S a n fo rd C h ristia n C h u rch c h a l­ le n g e s T rinity A s s e m b ly o f G od C h u rch -M a je s ty at 9 a .m . a n d B u en S a m a rltn n p C h u rch ta k es on First U n ited M eth od ist C h u r c h -F la m c o at 10 a .m . M ajesty took a 2 -0 lea d In the t o p o f th e first in n in g on a n RBI tin g le b y Ike M en d oza a n d an RBI g ro u n d e r by w in n in g p itch e r Steve Jarrett. T h e c o -le a g u e le a d e rs th en b u ilt th e a d v a n ta g e to 6 - 0 In the secon d In n in g as S m o k le S lu b o d n lk sin g led In a pair o f r u n s a n d J e ff H artm an and M en d o za s in g le d In o n e e t c h . T h e F la m es c lo s e d to w ith in 6 -4 after fo u r In n in g t a s T o n y B lo llc trip led in o n e run a n d MEOMAMC FuflTkaa PRIVATE PARTY RATES FOUND ROTWEIILER mi. MM* n M i m I i H i Sttool Duliilli. 334; IB. lake Man, >90; 14 Wellington Comm.. 336. IS. DtLand. 307; 10 Ceulrat Qwtnnrll. 371: 17 Ummally, 393; 16. Lake Worih-John I Leonard. 399. INDIVIDUALS _ I Joann Decker. Marlin County. 19 33 3; 3. Sarah McLatly. Dr La: id 19 41 0: 3 Sara Darling. Spanish River. 19 46 0; 4 Mellaaa Perlman. Spanish River. 20 38 I. 9 Johanna Evans. Pciu Ceil Hal. 30 39 9. 0 Julie Ayeit. Coral Spring*. 30 47.9; 7. Oran* Rlvtr*. Lyman, 10i49.lt 9. Ilepkanla Carmelt. lake Braalley, t l i l 3 . l i 9. Jennifer Bleketkergar. Lake Braalley, 9li39.4i 10. Vktetia Brawn. Lake Breathy. ll» 9 6 J . O ther S em in ole C eu n ly Oalehere (ten 3 0 ) _ 13. Theresa Petty. Oviedo. 21:43.9! 19. Sarah Mockery. Ovtede. 33:le t : 19. Raryu Melt. Ovtede, 33 24 4, 30. Clmtdle Brual. Lake Mary. 33 JT.0: 34. Belinda Bcrgmann. Lake Brantley. 33:99 9. 39 Ana Slachow. Lyman, 23:48 3. 37. Krlilcn McCarthy. Lake Brantley. 33:94. It 38. Shannon Mr Daniel. Lyman. 39.04.7. O ther Lake Mary finisher* 03. Maittaa Malngol. 34:30.9. 73 Lidrea Marlin. 24 51.0. 79. Chelaey Meeks, 23.00 9: 110 Anno llalrpalrrdl. 29 04.7; 113. Vkkl Spellman. 39:19 0 ‘T A National Company h*» F/T ton poaktona avakablt al to Pi* Bom Ibwna Cv Apply at Marchandiaa p«raun bartman 1G2arn._______ - g t s s ? CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS ■ M A M .-1 :0 0 P.M. MONDAY thrv FRIDAY CLOUD SATURDAY A SUNDAY 904117. 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Hwy. 17- gg, LOIVGWOOD i lin n jla -rJ 4 J fj , y ( | j , - S )r> Da-jrl r. i in ,m ill 12 i i'< I 1 <72 TON Cargo ntart art ramovabra ttrttt. many lo choota Irom 595dobO 372-7070 �by Chlo Young m w rm w M «rx tt M a l i OOM M N/AN b I J U 0 T fl AMOUEE ON O N O t V wrmSTJSr OAKLEY A /EN UE I t § M U I from h mm I what ** t v u t j C W T W y iM i K — A A b o u t IT OEAH O R OOTT: I am describing my exp erien ce In h ope* that II will help at least one of your readers. s y n th ro ld a ft e r oa ta m a blood tast avery six months. Several weeks ago. because of con ­ stip ation , I ga ve m y se lf a F leet's enema. I must have Jabbed it Into me PETER QOTT.M.D, surgery to repair the damage. This has not been a pleasant experience. DEAR READ ER Your unfortunate accident is very unusual. Obviously, the Introduction of a hard object Into the rectu m Is a s s o c ia te d with the small risk o f perforation. Rut dispos­ able enemas are designed to minimise this risk, and In my e x p e rie n ce , Kleet'a products are very safe when used according to the manufacturer’s directions. Nonetheless, your experi­ ence certainly serves as a reminder to be especially gentle when self admin­ istering an enema. Q U IC K / CLOSE t HEAEDTHKT (NfiTVOUBeWiJCfOCHIUHiW.Y’T’ F t f C N O t i t ! --------------------------------- . <F6-'iE*ftO C D 5 aee K t s u p p o s e s b y C h a r iM M. S c h u t x ! JUST UM9M !°‘a I KNfWWMAT \ HrtTWIMKiN#. / THAT LAST CAHD \ [ I SWAUOWCPTASTED ) 1m s ^ DEAR DR OOTT: Please explain why my d o cto r red u ces my do se o f T o give you Inform ation on you r original problem, f am sending you a cop y of ray H ealth R eport "Constipation and Diarrhea." Other readers who would like a copy should send I I plus a long, self-addressed, stam ped envelope to P O Rox 2017. Murray Hill Station. New York. NY I01M. Be sure to mention the title. TOK.T CHILOtiW-Y, WHO IS 7 y IF ! FLAY TMI KIN#, I KNOW Mill FLAY THi ACC, Bl/T IF I PLAN THf JACK. MlU. FUN THi OUICN.. psychological counselling. Obsessions such as yours are not com m on, but they do exist. I think that you mdst get the help you need. Your d octor can advise vou ^ y J /K%I S C V W r'TU ilJG STILL Ik) O OCD SNARE. R 3 P ? at periodic Intervals. This la the only way that he can Hidga whether you’re Liking too much Synthroid o r too little Your situation Is common. Eventually, the blood test will show that you are receiving the proper amount of hor mono; you will than be placed on a maintenance dose... until the next blood test, perhaps! o ns? rn w ir a k h c r n o m u s c m " in n n o r m n m u n n iin r .i I IIJ Il N N N G n c [M IK IM As t h e - m s s Knots In gotton rtbs< Pouring forth Campus area Mao — -lung -------standstill n n n n n n ! assn n u n f j n n n n m n m r .K iu n u n DEAR DR. OOTT: I bet you won’t answ er this letter In you r colum n, because you 're probably like all the other doctors: committed to the code of silence and cover up. A gauie wick was left In my neck during surgery several yea rs ago. It has m igrated upward Into my thyroid gland. I have seen the layers of gauze In my thyroid when n e e d le b io p s ie s w ere p e r ­ form ed. Various m ethods and ploys have been used to remove the materi al without my knowing it My doctors, however, tell me that my neck is nor m il I need to be referred to another cou n try w h ere the sta te health d ep a rtm en ts ca n p r o te ct patients from such abuse. All my actions are under surveillance by the FBI and prt vate Investigators If you gel this let­ ter. it will be a miracle DEAR HEADER When I first read your letter. I was Jem ptrd to follow Ann Landers' preceden t, when she receiv ed what she believed was an ersa tz co rre sp o n d e n ce : I wish you Yale students would stop writing me. Is the way I rem em ber her phrasing her answer. Yet. on rereading your letter, I real­ ized that you are truly tortured by what you perceive to be a surgical mishap Also. I perceive that your concerns may have an emotional basis rather than a ph ysica l o n e T h e re fo re , I encourage you to address this prob­ lem with your family physician, who may Justifiably eff e te to refer you far DEAR READER: Apparently, you require thyroid hormone replacement for An uaderactlve thyroid gland. However, your dosage requirements may fluctuate from month to month as time passes and your metabolism changes. Your doctor la following w -in r im u n c i MI1M I 1014 n r .in u n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n m c m n n u n n n n n n m n m n r i n n n u n w n n n n ij c ii j k" n n n n n n n n n n n n n w . n n n n n n n n n n n JT t r 7T j rr VOLC by Jimmy Johnson I'M O O T H eC O R D U W ) P H O O C .Y O U K U O W . n . ____ _______________ I I /Ik'S-* O . E V f r » fyfC n lA T P S T — u w 17, j - v s v u m m n « sw Thursday, Oct. B. 1B97 DON'T KNOku. IT'S SOMt f ONE IN MY COMPUTE. T l by JimDavis THRU HUNPRCP GONaeOJTIVS ) / u n it w w w ------•> -n e w s kouccNS \ lV ««*** M2WSA v **w - Cooking la fun. yet mv efforts bring to mind an observation by Dr Samuel Johnson: "T his was a good enough dinner, to be sure, but it was not a din ner to ask a man to " Really, the key element of cooking is liming: taking the dish off the heal at the right moment. This particularly applies lo chicken: stop cooking loo soon and It's salmonella cily. loo late and it's desiccated dodo In bridge, liming ran also be vital South mistimed the play In this deal, going down in a four heart contract he should have made See if you can spot his mistake West, who usually led ace from s e e ­ king. cashed the spade king before the demonstration — tailv' ace, thus showing a doubleton tWilh ace king doubleton. reverse your n or 11an bj MOV Inc Several asertmg changes could be in the offmg lor you m the year ahead Lei your past asperisnces guide you so that old shimMng blocks can ba turned mio step­ ping stones. U8RA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) 8bck lo whal your inclinations lall you art right and proper today. What may ba suitable tor another isn’t nectasarily right for you Know whaia to look lor romance and you’ ll find It. The Aalro-Qraph Matchmaker matantfy reveals which signs tra romantically partacl for you. Mail $2 73 to Matchmakar. c/o this newspa­ per. P O Bos 1750. Murray Hi« Station. New York. NY 10150 SCORPIO (O ct 24-Mov. 22) Do not taka a back saal In situations whara you should ba asarciiing your authority. Surrogates who assume control may lack your leadership at*sties SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dee. 21) You might place your trust in someone who ten t too dependable today. Try to handle important matters yourself instead of del­ egating them CAPRICORN (Doe. 22-Jan. I t ) Today, you and a Mend might try to work togeth­ er to achieve a common obtectivo. The team effort may faltwr it you cannot do things coSectiveiy. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fob. 10) Today, you might attempt something that could maka you took good, but you could pro­ duce the opposite effect duo to an inapt prwtnUtoon. * PtSCCS (Fob. FOJdoreh 20) Bo alert ter devolopmonta today that could permit others to trade on your resources tnatoad of using thttr own Do not be manipulated by taken. ARItS (Mareh 21-April I I ) A relationship of dubious value might be terminalad shortly. Today might ravaal the fitat WBi-Tcci cftwnRw h it euoinwmne? YtX/P MTtri l i e R u n * u n t iit * n s t ^ j C K V * t 0 N t TWPRW f t fUX<XN6 IN PROFC3SOR m u w fl& w u iu b lo w n tc M K -w n u e hMCtlTURfc MMOTkgatAVAJE Vou* SINUS I North * J 9 * • 7 e K « a q a is s s s i ■ 3 i t i East * to 7 a i i s J i l t ' oio a k s j a ? a i g a 7 South a q 4 1 » A K W4 4 9 A q 5 2 a a Vulnerable: East-W est D e a le r South West Pass Pass Pass North I NT 3V Pass East Pass Pass Pass Opening lead: * K sw v OH. l 'V t DON* SOUTHING "ILLWAU” ... fc/HY IS r— ' IT AluAYS M Y FAULT!! WHO I f THIS PERSON m AHi NG YOU F i\L SO 6UILTY! HD-TWAT SCtfT A mal lead agreement.i At trick three. West sw itched to the club Jack. A fter w inning witb the clu b ace. South cashed two lop (rumps, getting the bad news. Now he had to avoid los­ ing a diamond trick. So. he cashed the diamond ace and played a diamond to dummy's king Disaster! East ruffed and return ed his last trum p West clung tenaciously to his diamond Jack, winning trick II one down Where did South ere? It was as early as trick two. South must unblock the spade queen, turn­ ing dummy’s Jack into an entry. Then he can make sure East never ruffs a diam ond honor. A fter draw ing two rounds of trumps, declarer leads a di­ amond to dummy's king and returns a low diamond It cannot help East to ruff, so he discards. A spade to dum­ my’s Jack followed by another low dia­ mond com pletes the p erfect lim ing c o n w tk r l- . * te v H O * i, A N M g / TM9 wtuse, evidence of this being a poestokty. TAURUS (April ItMAey 20) This » not a good day to fal behind in your response Mrtieo. H you let things dnfl and pSe up, they could soon overwhelm you. OSMRR (May 21-June 10) Be aeieotive regardng your social Involvements today. Do not spot your dey by anendmg a func­ tion that could include people you dwkfcs CAMCSR (Juno 21-July 22) Thmfc twice before tnvttwg a virtual stranger into your homa. Qat lo know Mia person beitsr before he or she becomes Involved loo dtfotv In vouf Mt. L IO (July 22-Aug. S I) If your plans VIRQO (A ug. IS -S e p l. t l ) Ba wary today when n cornea to taking financial risks, or you may suffer a lose. Do not gat involved in anything you have not ttudwd thoroughly Cliff Nr NKA tec. � 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 08, 1997 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 08, 1997. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 08, 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/3588372415c108c5f2399df6ea73fc53.pdf 248310a96eafcb8fdaba435720111ba2 PDF Text Text i t / -litjl'A-N . '..\WrU ..‘ .itv-iwi'iti II L Dressing for • w J u ■!' Jb?* I i;rc ' ; % • ’•*! ‘ *"Jf V.l VD I/? • ■ .< • .. Taking a closelook at student d ■y M AM A O U M snd SHAM RRODtS Herald Staff Writer* SPD: An endangered species? •y r u m m r r t Herald Staff Writer________________________ The Seminole County School Board may aoon be looking more closely at what atudent* wear to school every day. Sandy Robtneon, chairman ot the achool board, on Tue»day will update her fellow member* on an effort *he I* spearheading to bring a ’ more professional look* Into the schools. *1 have been very concerned about the dress code policy.’ Robinson told members of the Seminole County Public Schools Association ot High School Student Councils on Thursday. Robinson has en­ listed the help ot the seven high achool student councils In determining whether or not the rode should be changed for the next school year. *Your 'Job' Is to learn.* Rn•s s Dross. Pag* « A The city o# Sanford soon will decide whether to save or scrap Its police de­ partment. The Anal draft of a Management Review ot the Sanford Police Department Indicates that because at Its flaws the department Isn't up to dealing with Its workload. Sanford's crime rate, which continues to rise, t* by far the highest of any city in Seminole County. It's time to do something to Improve the situation says George llubler. assistant director of Public Admlnlstralive Services In McLean. Va. “ The system la broken down." Mayor Lorry Dale said Friday ’ ll needs to be fixed. There are some tough decisions facing the city * The most dramatic change would Be for the city to close the SPD. which has served city residents since the 1800s. and con­ tract the Seminole County Sheriffs Department for full enforcemen! services. Swnkwto Hk* School »tudant» "* v oorryty wth tbs county achool dross cod*, from tsfi Mstvssn CNda. Wm Ndion, Ryan Vinson. Rton Moniqua Thompson, J P. Paskana and ChrisTy C*Ajm This Is one of three options suggested In the PAS review: 1. Make Internal and organlrntlonal adjustments. 2. Make these adjustments and contract the Sheriffs Office for technical and support services. •a# Police. Pag* 6 A A song for your soul, bread for your belly, neat shoes on your feet Sy MARIA ORXM Herald Staff Writer Johnny OUstrap is * member ot a rare breed-the country cobbler. Not only does GlUtrap rap repair r« shoes, be also sings at and playa guitar far tbs regulars a and not so regulars who frequent hla modest Sanford shop an Main Street. On Mondays he distrib­ utes free bread to the needy and sometimes he holds prayer meetings out ot his shop dur­ ing the week. A man of m y few words, Gils trap. 67. takes great pride In hla work. The motto at Johnny's Super Shoe Repair Is *You Can't Look Neat If Your Shoes Are Beat.* ’ When I work on shoes I try to make them look ae beat aa possible,* OUstrap said. *That'a what people like.* The ahop. which he has owned for the past 20 years, la -outfitted with strong heavy equipment. OUstrap potnt* out that many o f the tools of the trade aren't even made any mors. Thera la a tots sewing ma­ chine for heavy stitching and a 400-line finisher that trims and heels, sands and A heel wheel ma­ chine holds the heel in place and a cutting machine splits and presses soles. An antique Singer patching machine al­ lows OUstrap to repair any­ thing from suitcases needing new Uppers to saddle bags re­ quiring heavy stitching. ■You can't even buy theae machines any more.’ he said. Another reason people come to him. OUstrap said, is that his prices are much lower than hla competitors, which are mostly chain shoe repair es­ tablishments located in many malle. Johhny allstrap, eokklsr, says tinging and church keep Mm In Nne. Northwest county concerns: Water woes, the way traffic goes, what county knows • y MARIA ORBM Herald 8 taff Writer O ft* o f a c e d e * EZ 23* f Aft#? Il#y flees.....*«1A *7A 111 cc18S ccccceccceef t l I t t o u t * *♦«•**•••7S| A t E#— lie. S i l l # ■ m, -a - M PW Mti TV setsessset ccccccceeeccccccceccccccer Dr* l o f t . see** * ****tec 1 t t W fllth ir imiimhuimmIA Informed choices If rm Iks sonkw »*wlsote i mi lea Dm *rt to into jros Is ro*r to*?, ft p (A. of to atasMaury la of jrour cfeiM wttl aMasS after the V S . IMS SMisrasaitos asSrr a ooataat So* <Joffik vM te f that* achool* Hte flnl lsd*ph wyatt k la»Mt, Sanford and the Lake Mary/Heathrow areas Include concerns about coats and availability of water, atorrawater oleras, the protection o f one-acre lot residential development patterns, increased mobility, reUef from 1-4 congestion and a desire for more In­ formation from the county on current and proposed activities. Several solutions were proposed toward maintaining an adequate wa­ ter supply. The primary suggestions offered by residents were to Increase access to reclaimed water and pro­ mote availability and use of a second water meter for Irrigation use. Residents would like to see a re­ striction on additional commercial development and more environ­ mental lands. More car pooling, bus rldershlp, and bicycle and pedestrian facilities were offered aa suggestions for transportation Issues. A dctaUed report at the findings la available through the county and' more public meetings wUI be held in the next months for comments on the future land use map. Planners assigned to this region art avaUable to answer questions are Results of the community Input gathered during recent workshops held by the Seminole County comnaive planning staff were pubIn six area newsletters avail­ able at the county offices. County planners gathered more than MO comments regarding Issues in all the geographic regions. The public sea-' cions are the first phase of the up­ dating of the county’s comprehensive plan and will be Included In the Evaluation ft Appraisal Report (BAR) due for publication late In IS M , The Ceaprehenctve Plan ad dresses growth and development, transportation, faculties ahd serv­ ices. and environmental protection. The newsletters ore part of a pro­ gram, Communities In Action, de­ signed to keep residents informed about county government and to en-. courage communlcstloq. Also availjft g i M e catalog wUh_government listings, telephone numbers end addresses o f ' Kathy fall and I Major topic* U*i the North- u information. west portion of the county. mo*t|y in f t. to t more Tha world Md to fast Its princssa Saturday h London. Diana, Prlncass of WsJaa. mothsr of WWsm, 15,end Hairy, 12. waskRsd In a trsflic car accident lost 8unday morning In Pori*. This photo lean bs found at ths Orlando Sanford Airport on a wal of sorrow. Inecrtbed by visiting wa«wlshsrs. On another sad noto, Nobsl Paso* Prtie rsdplsnt Motor Toresa, who eonsolad the poor and i . dlsd Friday In Cataxta. 8b* was 87. 1-1130. SUBSCRIBE T O TH E SANFORD HERALD FOR THE B E S T L O C A L NEWS COVERAGE. Call 322-2611 �2A Sanford Herald, Sanloid, Florida ■ Sunday, September 7. 1997 After Hours WtyA J*S S Attention poetsl The U.S, National Library of Poetry lias announced Mint S4H.000 In prizes will tic awarded Mils year In the North American Open Poetry Contest Poets from the Sanford aren, particularly beginners, are welcome to try to win their share of ihc 250 prizes available. The deadline for the contest Is September 30 The contest Is open to everyone and entry Is tire To enter, send one original poem, any subject and any style, to The National l.ibrary of Poetry, Suite 10813. 1 Poetry Plaza. Owl tigs Mills. Maryland 21117-6282. You ran also log on to the website at www poetry com. The poem should be no more than 20 lines, and the port's name and address should appear on the top of the page. Entries must be postmarked or sent via the Internet by September 30. Itut do not fear, a new contest opens October t. Ttie National Library o f Poetry, founded In 1982. Is the largest poetry organization In the world Tomb doors are closing There are only two weeks left for Central H onda residents and visitors to experience (lie 'Im perial Tombs o f China', featuring 250 priceless artifacts spanning 2.500 years of Chinese art and culture, the exhibition closes nt the Orlando Museum of Art September 15. The exhibition features the entire throne room from the Inst emperors of fhr Ulng Dynasty 11614 A D to 1911 A D I to the two nine-foot tall. 19.000 pound stone lions from Itejlngs Forbidden City. Contact Orlando Museum of Art for more information at |407| 896* 4231 Scrimshaw at UCF A one-of-a-kind work of N am e American art. the 'Sacred tluffalo. Wakan Tatankn*. will be on display nt the UCF Student Activities Center from September 15 through November 15 This work, an entire bufTnlo skeleton enrved with more than 3.000 scenes from the seven sacred riles of the t.akofa Sioux. Is the largest known scrimshaw In the world, tleyond a representation of the history o f n people, this modern work ts a story of (hr time People of all races and niches in our society, from Native Americans lo Vietnam veterans to hikers, worked on the prnjcci For more Information, call 823-2000 Starlight Express coming Starlight Express, a live, interactive lour dc force from Feld Entertainment. Is coming (o the Orlando Arena. Saturday. September 6 at 7 p m and Sunday. September 7 nt 2 p.m. and 5 30 p m This mtiltlmllllon dollar Interpretation of Starlight Express Is based on the Internationally popular musical from mega-producer Andrew Lloyd Webber "The set and the costumes ore fantastic.' said director and choreographer Robin Cousins. 1980 Olympic gold medalist from Oreat Britain. 'Due lo the full size o f the Ice surface, the skaters can put much more speed and power Into thetr skating.* Tickets for Starlight Express are now on sale at the Orlando Arena box office and all Ttcketmasier outlets. The Orlando Science Center has released its schedule for the ilng Laser Light Shows through the month of September. they start at 10 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays. The schedules are: September 5 and 6 with Laser Orunget September 13 and 13 with Laser Metalllca: September 10 and 20 with Stone Temple Pilots: and, September 26 and 37 with Laser U2. For directions or Information, call (407) 914*2000. WEATHER MIAMI • Florida 24 hour ternat 6 a.m. today: City M Ls Rato ns Apalachicola 89 64 Daytons Beta 84 70 .15 75 .80 Ft. Laud. 90 Fort Myers 91 74 .05 Gainesville S3 65 .00 OO Jacksonville SO 73 90 Key West 78 00 91 77 .00 Miami sa 63 .00 Pensacola 71 Sarasota 89 .00 66 .00 85 Tampa W. Palm B* >3 90 70 .00 74 .13 STATISTICS The high temperature In Sanford Friday was 88 d e ­ 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., Saturday totaled .12 Inches. •Sunrise......... •Sunset........... ■XTK NO SO O UTLO O K •UNDAY Bunny 19 70 TODAY Cloudy 88 71 MONDAY Cloudy 90 70 ' TUE 8 DAY Cloudy 91 71 SATURDAY! SOLUNAR TABLEi min.. 8:15 a.m.. maj. 2:05 p.m.. min., 8:40 a.m.. maj. 2:25 p.m. TIDES) Daytona 10:58 high: 10:48 a.m.. p.m.. low: 4:28 a.m.. 4:52 j.m , N rw Smyrna fcacht 10:53 a.m., 11:03 high: p.m., low: 4:31 a.m.. 4:57 high: p.m., 11:08 p.m., 11:18 p.m. . low: 4:48 a.m.. 5:12 p.m. seacH ooaom ow el Daytona Beach * Smyrna Beach: Seam are 4 to 8 feet with a moderate chop. Water temperature at Day­ tona Is 84 degrees and at New Symma. 85 degrees. Winds from the northeast at 15-20 m.p.h. Sunday. September 7, 1997 VOL 90, No. 12 Published Tuesday through Frida/ and Sunday by Th* Sinferd M«f*ld, Inc, 300 N French A v t . Sanford, ^ 4 32771 Periodical Poirag* Paid 41 Sanford, Florid* and ldditiontl m-*ktlng offices Poslm eiler Send eddtete changes lo THC SANFORO HERALD. P O Dos 1W7. Sanford FL 37772-1M 7 Subscription Halts (Deify 4 Sunday)" Mnm#OtMvery M*tl 3 Month* • Months 1 Year 319 30 339 00 371 00 324 00 344 00 394 00 Florid* A evident* mu*1 pay 7% sake* lex In addition lo rate* above Phone (407) 322*2411 The enmern Is rolling In Cen­ tral Florida on a new movie railed Ready, Willing A Able. United Crew Films began shooting the 35 mm feature on August 8 utilizing several loca­ tion* in the area Including Lake Mary. The film stars television per­ sonality Christopher Temple­ ton as a CIA agent named Samantha Martin. The agent Is retired from service after she Is injured tn the Une of ddty. Now in a wheelchair, she la d e­ termined to continue her ca­ reer as a special agent. Frus­ trated that no one will hire her, she decides to prove a point by breaking Into the high security headquarters of n defense con­ tractor where she stumbles Into nn Intricate conspiracy. A mole within the CIA la working with a terrorist group to divert a shipment of chemical weap­ ons that are scheduled to be destroyed. Now she la caught in a web of deception, corrup­ tion and murder. Not knowing who to trust, she plans an aggresstve move to stop the ter­ rorists. She gathers a team of expert mlaflta and together they embark on an Impossible and dangerous mission. The star Chris Templeton moved to Los Angeles In the early 80s to pursue her acting career. Within two years moving to L.A.. she was on Tha Young and the Restless where she played a series lead for 11 years. In 1998. she starred In a Fax Television movie of the week apposite George Wendt (NBC's Cheers) and also did a movie of the week with Peter Falk (TVs Cotumbo). She has had guest starring roles on prime time television shows Including Fraser, Renegade, Cotumbo, Key Weat, Ctutt Wars, Jake and the Kalman, Knote 0ulncy. She also had recurring roles on HUI Street Blues, • ta p p e r John M.D. and Ryan's Four. Director Jcnnl Gold has earned numerous awards for Here are the winning num­ bers selected on Friday in the Florida Lottery: Fantasy 8 (S«pt. B) 4-9-13-23-28 Lotto (Aug. 30) 8-7-8-10-26*44 FUming tor A m o y. Vmng * AM b Inducts* •canes shot on SkyMna Drtva In Lake May. star Christopher Templeton, left, as CW Agent Sam Martin wfth her stunt double her work. At present. Gold is developing a made far TV film called The Beverly Chapman Story. She recently co­ produced and directed the tele­ vision pilot. Exposure; she has directed a documentary. The History qf Film Editing; and. she also has directed a music video for a band called Pitch Blue Jam. Gold recently com­ pleted two new feature film screenplays and she has just directed the pilot for the new television program. Ctnema-QoGo. encea College Competition, a Crystal Reel from the Florida Motion Picture ft Television Association, and II also was honored at the Alamo Film Competition and the Fort Lau­ derdale Film Festival. Panic has aired on Cablevlslon of Central Florida and It was fea­ tured on WES H-TV ■ Know-TV program. Panic ts currently In negotiations far a distribution deal. Oold's other film. Now Showing was presented at the Florida Film Festival, and re­ ceived a first place award for It. Gold has directed, written, and edited two sward-winning ■hart •films. • Panic and Now Shou>tng::' Oold’a (Bat. Panic, won Mi Emmy front the Acad­ emy o f Television Arts and Set- Now Showing was also hon­ ored when It Is selected by the Cleveland Film Society to be screened during the ,1 7 th ’ ' Cleveland International Film Skyline Drive. Festival, when It received a Certificate of Merit from the Suffolk County (N.Y.I Film Fearival, when It was selected as a finalist for the 23rd annual U S A. Film Festival, the Phila­ delphia Film Festival, and the Smoky Mountain Media Festi­ val. The film was also chosen as the Alamo Film Competition winner. The first place sward was presented during the Ft. Lsuderdsle Film Festival. The film. Ready, Willing A Able, la being shot at Disney MOM Studios. Pyramax Studio* in Lake Helen and other loca ttons. Most notable, as men tioned before, la Lake where director G old. ■MsenoT Alma Mexicans dances in free S C C performance By DAVID FRAZ1EB Herald Staff Writer p n M M tg g T Today: Skies will be partly cloudy and cooler today. Highs in the upper 80s to near-90. Clear and partly cloudy tonight with lows In the lower 70s. Sunday: Mostly sunny. Highs in the upper-80s. Lows near 70. Monday: Mostly sunny, lllghs In the uppcr-8 Ds. lows in the upper-60s. Tuesday: Mostly sunny. Highs in the upper-80*. Lows near 70. By DAVID FRAZIER Herald Staff Writer Landing, Simon A Simon, TJ Hooker, The Flail Guy and Laser Light Show schedule ■ ftftA I Lights, camera, action in Lake Mary! Seminole Community College presents the dance company Alma Mexicans on Wednesday, September 10. at 7:30 in the Fine Arts Concert Hall. The performance la free and open to the public; reservations not required. The genre of folklorlc ballet In Mexico la important In keeping the history o f the Mexican people alive, and Alma Mexicans la part of this great tradition. With over 20 different dances In Its reper­ toire. Alma Mexicans has been presenting many facets of the soul of Mexico tn Its perform­ ances since 1984. The name Alma Mexicans translates as ‘ Soul of Mexico*. This group of eight couples has performed numerous times on Mexican national television and at the Mexican Nations' Foundation for the Arls. The company •loo participates in a program for the federal government to promote the culture o f dance in parks, gardens, and other na­ tionally supported venues In Mexico; they performed often at national events at the re­ quest o f the President o f M e » leer, finally. Alma Mexlcana waa the Mexican entry tn the 1998 International Dey of the Dance. Alma Mexlcana’s perform­ ance at SCC will be funded jointly by La Caaa de Mexico de Florida, the Mexican Consu­ late, and the Seminole Com­ munity College Division o f Arts and Sciences. The company la being brought to the Orlando area to help with Central Florida's celebration o f Mexi­ can Independence. Thu cele­ bration. known In Mexico as *E1 Qrlto* (The Shout) will be held at Lake Eola on Sunday, September 14 under the aus­ pices o f the Mexican Consu­ late. The XknaBAitocDanoe Troupe. Tloke-Nehueke. performed recenOy at Osmlrtnto Community Col sge Alma Mexicans la part of Seminole Community College's ■Proyectode Mexico: Amlstad*. With *RI Proyecto de Mexico; Amtatod*, Seminole Commu­ nity College will spend the en­ ure year Introducing many Mexican Cultural events to the community It serves. Recently, at SCC, flokc-Nahuake, •Nahuake, a XImalll Astec Dance Trouj more at the college to provk Mexican dance culture. For further Information on SCC cultural activities, call 328-2039. ArtsMall is alive with culture, activity By DAVID FRASIER Herald Staff Writer WINTER PARK- With the ArtsMall gearing up for Its sec­ ond anniversary, there to a spirit of optimism and enthu­ siasm. The ArtsMall to clearly alive with activity, and It !■ growing, with more resident artists, tenant organizations, facilities, and range of arts ac­ tivities than ever before. The individual at the center uf all tills activity ts Rhett, the ArtsMall's new director. Rhett has been charged with taking the vision of the ArUMall's founder and former director. Jeanle Linders, and developing It to Its fullest potential over the next several years. Lind­ ers. who relocated to Arkan­ sas. promoted Rhett from fa­ cility manager to director. 'ArtsMall's continued growth In facility use demonstrates just how well the arts incubator concept works and la needed In Central Florida.* says Rhett, *We are more committed than ever to the future o f the proj­ ect.* Occupying 162,000 square feet of former retail space at the mall, the ArtsMall la simi­ lar to arts Incubators in other cities. It serves as a bridge within and outside the area’s cultural community. Included is space for local artists to work, exhibit and sell thetr art. public performance space, and rehearsal, practice, office, meeting and classroom facili­ ties. Faculties Include several gallery spaces, the Crealdc Sculpture Department. Kids Creative Club for children'# classes, and the Black Box Theatre. 8 ince Its formation, the ArtsMall has grown from Just a few tenant organisations to serve as a home to 13-plua or­ ganizations; 48 artist studio spaces currently *re In use. Recent additions to the organl- sation list Include the Clarinet Choir of Orlando. Taller de A c­ tuation, a Hispanic Theatre Group, and Michael Kendrick Dance. Among the new develop­ ments Rhett to particularly ex­ cited about to the September opening of a new gallery space at the ArtsMall. The gallery Is called Bella Flgura -which means 'fine presentation* In Italian. It Is designed to spot­ light undiscovered visual arts and performing talent from Central Florida and all over the Southeast. Artists do not hgve to be ArtsMall members to showcase their work In the new gallery. Rhett to soliciting In­ terest from artists who would like to curate a show under her guidance. In overseeing growth and de­ velopment of the ArtsMall, Rhett says her focus has been more on the quality of ArtsMall's scttvttiea and facili­ ties. rather than quantity of ac­ tivities. *We strive for excel­ lence In everything we do,* she says. More Information on the ArtsMall and upcoming events Is available by calling (407) 847-3199. Crane’s Roost Jazzes up Today and Sunday from 1 to 10 p.m., Jars enthusiasts can enjoy a weekend o f food, music and fun at *A Taste of Jan.* The festival, being held at Crane’s Roost Park tn Al­ tamonte Springe (behind the Altamonte Mall), will Include food booths representing area restaurant# and some of the beet local Jan and blues performers Central Florida baa to offer. Included on the bill are Norman Brown, Ken Navano, Paul Howards, Pitch Blue, Jam. Moore Than J a n and Jeff Howell. On Sunday, Howell will be joined by Christian Va­ lenzuela. CUI-Heat. Groove Logic and Average Joe, Admission to the weekend ja u feat to free. For more in­ formation. call (407) 90S-1786. < �Sanford Harald, Sanford, Florida • Sunday, Saplambar 7, 1007 - i t 1 ■' A » •■ ■ - [ I a f " ■f Th e w a y w e were: C hase m e m o irs continued , ■ * IldEriy man allagadly assaulted Clarence Ford, 41. or 1832 Coolldge Ave.. Sanford, wna arreated Monday by Sanford police. Ford wna charged with battery on a peraon over 88 yenra of age and arreated in the 1500 block of Weal lSUt Street. Report aald that Ford took a cane from an elderly man and hit him In the cheat with It. Burglary to a dwelling charged W*yne Walker, IS, o f 8215 Waahlngton St.. Orlando, waa arreated Wednesday by Sanford police. Walker wna charged with burglary to dwelling (unoccupied) and arreated In the 1000 block of Pine Avenue. Report aald that an ofneer noticed ellver particle* on Walker's hands that came from the aluminum edge of a window at the house where the officer wna Investigating a brrak-ln. Domsstlc violence errest C*M n Evans. 57, of 2730 Ridgewood Ave.. Sanford, wn» ■m ated Tuesday by Sanford police. Evan* was charged with battery (domestic violence) and arreated at hi* residence. Report aald that Evans grabbed his wife, chased her and also threw her to the floor floor. Off)leer found bruises on Evans’ wife. •looping man arrostod Arlington Mills, 44, of unknown residence, wo* arrested Tuesday by Sanford police. Mills waa charged with burglnry and arrested In the 2600 block of Orlando Drive. Heport said that the homeowner noticed a screen off a window, nnd. when officer entered the home, they found Mills asleep on a couch. Burglary charged Oeorge Linda trom. 18. of 1500 W. ICih St . Sanford, was arrested Tuesday by Sanford police. Lindsirom was charged with burglary to structure (occupied) and arrested In the 200 block of West Seventh Street. Report said that Llndstrom wns observed by a witness entering a side window on a house. Retail theft arrest Kristina Bane, 22. of 4406 Martins Way. Orlando, wns arrested Tuesday by Sanford police. Bane was charged with retail theft and arrested in the 300 block of Towne Center Circle. Report said that Bane concealed merchandise in purse and then tried to exit store. Marijuana found Johnnie Swain. 37. of 2241 Ornnhy 81.. Sanford, was arrested Tuesday by Sanford police. Swain was charged with possession of marijuana under 20 grams nnd retail theft and arrested In the 400 block of East First Street Report said ihm Swain concealed a shirt In the front of his pants and then tried to leave without paying for It. QUAD squad on the Job Frank Ford. 48. of 530 Swoop Ave.. Wtnlrr Park, wns arrested Wednesday by Sanford police. Ford wns charged with open container of alcohol and possession of drug paraphernalia. Ford waa arrested In the 500 block of East Seventh Street. Report said that the Sanford U U A I) squad, who made the arrest, has received numerous complaints about loitering and drug activity where they mode tlir arrest Sax acts land man In Jail David Darrell. 19. of 401 W. Seminole Illvd.. Hanford, was arrested Wednesday by Sanford police. Darrell was charged wjtui false imprisonment.,sexual battery and lewd/ lascivious assault on a child. OarrcU waa arrested in the two block of South French Avenue. This la a continuation of Joshua Coffin Chaae'a mem­ oirs of life In South Florida In the 1680‘s and I890‘s. Soon after Joshua Chase ar­ rived In Sanford to Join his brother Sidney, they formed Chase and Company, an In­ surance company. (This waa In 1884, nnd the town of Sanford hod only been Incorporated In 1877. This company la still In existence, though the name was changed to Sunnltand sev­ eral years ago when they moved to their present location at five points. And they haven't sold Insurance in many years; they soon changed their con­ centration lo farming and cit­ rus. The company's main in­ terest now are In fertiliser and wholesale building materials!. Joshua Chase stated that the company, up through 1940. and survived several freesey. yellow fever, cpldemlca. hurri­ canes. panics. Medfly, quaran­ tines, NRA and the New Deal. (I’m sure they could probably add a few more problems they have overcome since then.* James E. Ingraham, new igrah president of the Sou South Florida Railroad, made Joshua a member of hla family al his home In Fort Reid, about four mllea south of Sanford. Mr. In «ah am appointed Chase and Company aa the in­ surance broker for the railroad and commissioned Joshua as Insurance Inspector. He was given a free railroad pass which enabled him to cover territory along the way which helped him expand their fledg­ ling Insurance buslneaa. Before Joshua had arrived. Sidney had purchased a small tract of land in Fort Reid with a few orange treea and an un­ completed house. The brothers put the house into condition, built a barn for their horses, nnd set up bachelor quarters. They were very fortunate lo employ Louie Kwong. a Chinuman. who cooked, washed, cleaned, nursed and guarded . Joshua called him a faithful friend. And with Louie In charge, the brothers were able lo do quite a bll of entertainmg Louie was asked many times lo clean out an overflowing closet that waa so full It had to he closed quickly lo keep Items from falling out. Finally one day he said. 'Me clean closet • close* not cleaned since H.C V Upon mqwwy, , the brothers learned that he had learned the term *B.C.* at a Chinese mis­ sion In San Francisco. NOTICEOFHUME OF ORPROHIBITEDUNO USES N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N BY T H E C IT Y O F LO N G W O O D . FLO R ID A , that tha City Commission will hold a First Reading ol an ordinance amending the City's land Development Code (Chapter 24) on September 15, 1997 at LQQ.PM or aa soon thereafter as possible, in the Longwood City Commission Chambers. 175 West Warren Avenue. Longwood, Florida, to receive public comment and consider enactment ol Ordinance as follows: O R D IN A N C E 97-1371 AN O R D IN A N C E O F T H E C IT Y O F LO N G W O O D . FLOR ID A. A M EN D IN G C H A P T E R 24-22. TA B LE 24-2 T O A D D M INOR REPAIR. M INOR A SSEM B LY A N D TIR E SA LE S ; C H A P T E R 24-26 T O C LA R IFY TE M P O R A R Y U S E P ER M IT C R ITER IA ; C H A P T E R 24-42 T O C LA R IFY W A TE R F R O N T C LE A R A N C E C R ITE R IA ; C H A P T E R 24-52 T O P R O H IB IT S TO R IN G O R D IS P LA Y IN G V E H IC L E S IN P U B LIC R IG H TS -O F -W A Y ; C H A P T E R 24-55 T O C LAR IFY A R B O R P ER M IT C R ITE R IA ; C H A P T E R 24-60 T O C LA R IFY P E R M A N E N T AN D T E M P O ­ R A R Y SIG N P ER M IT C R ITER IA ; C H A P T E R 24-90 T O AD D N O T IC E C R ITE R IA F O R ZO N IN G MAP A M E N D M E N TS ; A N D C H A P T E R 24-105, TA B LE 24-19 T O AD D C E R TA IN F E E S ; A LL SAID C H A P T E R S A P O R TIO N O F T H E C IT Y 'S LAN D D E V E L O P M E N T C O D E ; P RO VID IN G F O R C O N ­ F L IC TS . S E V E R A B ILITY AN O AN E F F E C TIV E D A TE. Soon alter moving In. they were summoned to report for three days off road work or pay 81.25 per day. With all land­ owners required lo do their pari, roada were maintained In passable condition. In J684. the voting system waa quite primitive according lo Mr. Chase. Separate ballots were printed for each candi­ date and ballot boxes were provided for each office. Any ballots in the wrong box were thrown out. There were several voter* who could not read, so an educated leader of the party (Republican or Democrat I. would note the arrangement of the boxes when he voted. He would arrange hla party’s bal­ lots between the fingers of his voters so they could be depos­ ited in the proper order. An opposing party Judge, though, might notice the scheme and re-arrange the order. An op­ posing party Judge, though, might notice the scheme and re-arrange and boxes. Various other voting tricks were men­ tioned by Mr. Chase. In the event of a severe Ill­ ness, neighbors would volun­ teer to sit wtth the sufferer. If It proved fatal, no time wma lost before burial • usually within 24 hours. If someone of promi­ nence died, written notice was given to mounted men who car­ ried the word In every direc­ tion. Joshua intimated that he waa once stricken wtth dengue fever wtth his only attendant a colored field hand. Mr. Chase remembered the roada as being mostly deep sand. They followed the con­ tour of the land, winding through timber, around lakes and across creeks st estab­ lished fjords. When the water was too deep, primitive ferries were available. The longest route possible was usually used to take his best girl he home, and he ac­ quired skill In handling the reins with his knees. Mr. Chase described a few notable and/or colorful people o f that early era. One was Cap­ tain Puts who trapped nnd hunted along the Kissimmee River. He sola pelts In Orlando atlnsclphsr, Pag* 8A r Remember This Of The Mega-Dealer; Ifh th a ib gd ty rent, big d(y exponas*, and big dty psyrol — Chances Art Ha Hat Big CHy Prtcssl Visit m... (Ifs simply a matter of trust') K aiser P0HTIAC-BUICK-9MC TRUCK 1590 South Woodland Bhri . DtUnd HLAMO SS47IMSS1 • OAVTOMA SSStl7-SMS • OKIAHDO SC M 1S0M I TOCATIO A? TRS COSTS* Of WWV. 17-S7 S MWV ISA* Register now for the Fall Term T M trf 9 H N » 4 .U T iF l rU A e A a J a s r 1 ; WJf ' - —- * - St*7 • S*** 25 “ D®0- 10 •Sept 15-O ct 13 Monday - Thursday ' Mooi,7 9 Am. -3 p.m. F o r 3*30 - 9*30 o m m o r e In fo r m a tio n M onday c a ll * 3 0 i * * > Pm 3 2 8 -2 0 5 0 S E M IN O L E ’.till i| v ■ It in m l • , ........... I i lim it t 1/ /1 COMMUNITY COLLEGE »J*j I»*>i ! **» « t i i CITY OF LONGWOOD, FLORIDA NOTICE OF COMMUNITY MEETINGS Pursuant to stale law mandates, tha City adopted a Comprehensive Plan in 1992. Tha Plan estab­ lished some milestones which wars to be accomplished by certain dates aa well aa designating land usaa tor each parcel In the City. The City of Longwood will conduct three community meetings to gather citizen Input for revising tha City's Comprehensive Plan through a process known as tha Evaluation and Appraisal Report, or EAR. A Key part of the EA R is to determine whether the Plan has done what It said it was going to do when it said it was going to do it. The Comprehensive Plan will be amended based on the results of the EAR process. All of these meetings will be held in the cafeteria of the Longwood Elementary School at 640 E. Orange Avenue in Longwood. The school is located two blocks west of Fairbanks Mazda on the south side of Orange Ave. The schedule for these community meetings Is as follows: September 18,1997 7:00 PM October 9,1997 7:00 PM October 30.1997 7:00 PM ■ y u / & U J S & L * ------------- A copy ol this notice Is on file with the Planning Division for viewing. O ur office hours are 8:00 AM lo 5:00 PM. Th e office is located at 174 W. Church Avenue, Longwood, Florida or you may call tha Division at (407) 260-3462. ReachingOutIn All Directions At this mealing Interested parllea may appear and be heard with respect to the request. The City Commission may contin­ ue the public hearing to other dates and tlmaa as deemed nec­ essary. Persons with disabilities noodlng assistance to partic­ ipate in any of these proceedings should contact the AD A coordinator at (407) 260-3481. at least 48 hours In advance of the meeting. KsigRcgtL Pbto i 'a s w ay mw rtach n north to cover to cover. S u b s c r ib e t o d a y ! 322-2611 S a n fo rd H erald All persona are advised that if they decide to appeal any deci­ sion made at these meetings, the appeal must be based on the public record made during consideration of this matter. Since the City of Longwood does not provide verbatim min­ utes of its meetings, It Is the responsibility ol an appellant to provide such minutes at their own expense. (See Chapter 286.105,FS). | Geraldine Zambrl, City Clerk These meeting# win be very Interactive among the City staff, tta consultants and tha attendees. A summary of each meeting wttt be provided to everyone who BtlergMt. For further Information regarding these meetings, please contact D smarts Curbs to at 280 3482. John Qroenendeal at 283-2338 or Carl QoaHna at 280-3488 at the Longwood Planning Division. �4* - Ssntord Herald, 8*ntord, Florida - Sundjy. Bsptsmbrt 7, 1987 Editorials/ Opinions S an i i j (US PS 411-190) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 33771 Aren Code 407-322-201 1 or 831-0003 Lacy K. Lo w •Editor O d iiM H. Pugh •B u lln «» i Manager SUHSCHIITION RATE: 3 Month*...........................#10.50 n Montlit............................. 830.00 I Y ear................................. 978.00 Florida Fltsldsnts muat pay 7H salts taa In addition to rata* above. EDITORIAL Problems in the iSanford Police (Department Five months after commissioning a Management Review of the San•ford Police Department, city offi­ cials have in their hands the final draft confirming the worst: The de­ partment Is “seriously flawed" and not appropriate to support effective and efficient police operations. In the next several months, offi­ cials will be weighing the choices: Fix what's broken or let the sheriff take over some or all law enforce­ ment for the city. These options have merits and drawbacks, but we are heartened that our city officials have recognized a grave situation, and instead of Ignoring It. have taken steps to begin correcting It. The problems did not Just crop up overnight; they have been sores fes­ tering long before Chief Joe Dillard inherited them. And like all unat­ tended hurts. Infection did set In, the symptoms of general malaise and a high fever of unrest running rampant through the body of em ­ ployees. Mayor Larry Dale Is as deter­ mined as a surgeon with a scalpel to cut out the infection and restore .effective paUctna in the city. Oood. Sanford Police Sat. Darrel Presley is weighing both sides and asks that when a decision Is made, It Is one made with much care. Good. Chief Joe Dillard has asked for input from the community and said he will fight for what’s best for the city. Good. A broad-based Law Enforcement Options Committee Is expected to be appointed later this month, and in late October, after assessing all options, Is expected to report Its findings to the commissioners, who will vote on a course of action. That course might be to put the Issue on the March, 1998 ballot for city commission elections. Or the an­ swer may seem so clear, commis­ sioners will have but one recourse. We hope In this time of turmoil for our city’s law enforcement, that officers at every rank carry with them our heartfelt admiration for the Job they do every day. And we are confident that San­ ford's capable leadership will effec­ tively cure what alls the Sanford Police Department. Berry's World 2 One faltering nation, not under God Money, money, money...voter apathy, and political cowardliness. It all foes hand In hand. It will all come back to haunt ua someday soon. We have a problem. That problem ta Integrity and It la undermining the structure of this nation. The concept that the resul'a arc all that count, not the meant used. Is absolutely wrong. i Ids may lay be Justified 1In witr, but even then we have tried to be ns ctviltxfd na possible. There are even rules of war. So how do we Justify our political lack of Integrity, the Inhiston of money, and whatever else It may take, to obtain a result that may not be the will of the people...but of a minority? It can’t be Jusailed I Today people flock to our shores not for religious freedom, or Just freedom from persecution, but for the good life that very seldom Includes any o f the before mentioned. They certainly don’t see ua as a nation baaed on a strong religious foundation. In fact, the foundation haa weakened and the meaaage diluted and rewritten. It la my view that when a nation, or government, stifle* the voices of many while In a very close relationship with special Interests that. In tum, furnish large sums of money for the purpose of obtaining reaulta that are primary for their own benefit...for the benefit of a few...then we are on a course, which will someday end In the destruction of this nation...If It hasn’t already happened. That Is how close we are to destroying ourselves from within. Money la necessary. It ta our way of conducting business. Instead of accepting a cow for a horse, which we may not want, we take money so that we may buy something that we do want...and everyone la happy. Thais a simple way to put lt...but that la the point. When money, gold, or whatever, la misused and la used to buy the minds and souls of others then It la not a good thing and we have lost our way as a nation under Ood. Many of ua have complained that Ood has been taken away from us. Taken out of our schools, our places of meeting. It’s not true. We have expelled Ood from our society, and In hta place you And the Golden Cow. On Saturday and Sunday we attend our places of Think about this, Semlnola County HATTON II ■»•••• H itu * II i* • « * I « , * m i■■v■i w- n“ l gewrawsHi SssrW ts i a S (M l M UM Is Ss ssn sspui worship. People o f all rdM oushtitoto walk out o f Um m doors and tmmedMtty do exactly what wo know to not proper.* Before the next day eomaa we have, in aur minda. already put Ood on the ahetf until wo enter our places of wo pretend ..that wo behave. I know that I am guilty and I am truly sorry. I know that 1 ham but two choices. Those simple...either to behevo not to behove. If you believe then ALL o f your your action*, muat be taken In * with your beUef and never with the thought o f how you may personalty be affected. i your decision may not be what you . but N U the right decision. only live, or die. thefk. The belief that we art not that there la a f e a t deal that we do stand, or will ever be known to us. AD faiths teach ua these things...certainly Christiana are not alone tn the belief that there la a creator, and tt Is not by chance, that others believe very much a t we do. The children are the products of many years o f a failing nation unable to eel the standard*, unwilling to accept blame, and unable to eee the absolute correlation between faith and the real strength o f a nation. We have let other* take control, expel Ood from our dally lives, from our sc hoots and In hla place we have provided a generic Ood. a generic replacement. We have tried to HU the void by other word*, by other means of celebrating our religious holidays because we don’t want to offend anyone. Well, we have offended Ood. Children are most affected by our tack of conviction. They muat ask themselves what li really true...there la Utile evidence around them o f what la taught tn Church and how we live throughout the week fits. That their parents and others believe as they aay they do Money la discussed far more than Ood. Children are exposed to this from birth till death. How do we expect them to conduct their lives not only as children, but adults? We know deep In our hearts that there muat be more. Money cannot comfort us, tt cannot really protect our famines. It cannot buy our health back, or g v * ua another Ufa. tt la now useless. We have no need far It any long>r...eo where do we turn? To the only place where we can And solace. Do wo ash far a bag o f a u n ty to be placed by our bedside? No. we aak for Ood and our famllteo Bo why was money oo important that we placed R Bret during our Ufatime? We could apy, because It wao uasfal in providing far our famines. TO faod and clothe them and to provide a few luxuries. Well, that U a good urn far money, but unfortunately. It la not used far those purposes only, and that la why tt muat never been our Bret priority. Why have I chosen to discuss this today? Because we are falling badly. O w political system haa abandoned the m y foundation that this nation waa built upon. Behind every document written to farm this nation waa the belief that we could not achieve a nation under Ood...without Ood. That cannot be denied...It la fact. First, the schools, then public buildings and who knows what will be next. We. tn the meantime, have slowly let this process take place while at the same time condoning the acta of our traders who have, by one email step at a time, dispelled the guiding farce that was so clear to our founding fathers. Until our leaders take the high f o u n d and restore the foundation upon which this nation waa built, our problems will manifest themselves more and more each day until there Is no truth to be found and the remaining children, not yet affected by this lack of courage.,will have become a small minority unable to keep the promise of American alive any longer. rrrr Beth, tests and inquiring minds There’s a new gunslinger tn town. Steely eyed and fearless, this Is one tough momma. Lames and geatlem en-meet “Cool Hand' Beth Hattawsy, chairman o f the Board o f Trustees ai ■ t attnnli Community College. A member of the 190S Leadership Seminole class. Mra. Hat (away recently showed why salary negotiation* at BCC could take on a whole new level o f Intensity. Aa part of the Leadership Class of 1990. Mrs. Hattaway participated In the rope course at the Orove In Winter Sprlnm. For those o f you who don’t know about the rope course, there were two exercises done about 35 feet above the (pound walking hortsontal telephone poles or wires. And to dlsmount-you turn around and fall backwards•trusting an your teammates to keep you from crashing to the ground. The final exercise is cutely called the pamper pole. That’s where you shimmy up a telephone pole by using ■mall staples hammered into the sidea of the pole. Then you precariously balance yourself, finally thrusting yourself upright on top of the pole by using only one leg. No guard raila--no handhold*--no nothing, but you...standing 35 feet off the pound on a swaying pole. To get down-you leap outward to grab hold of s trapeze. Beth Hattawsy did It sill Tony T U a lo ls aa advocate fo r tha Friends, Part 2 for the open Barbara Kuhn School Board seat. Lurtena Sweeting fa running against Jeanne Morris, the long time Incumbent. Joe Laughlln haa been attending School Board meetings with p ester frequency, even though he has fan teaching at Lyman for a private school position. Laughlln la said to be looking at one o f the races. Paul Lovcatrand haa announced for a Longwood commission seat. Recent articles In the newspapers spoke of the success of Seminole County students tn last year's SAT tests. While the Increase In test scores Is always worth praising, there la one aspect o f the reaulta which should be noted. I f Seminole County Is recognised nationwide aa one o f the leading school systems-then why are our SAT scores only Just marginally better than the average national score? Wouldn’t you expect a top school system to be ranked closer to the top of the SAT score averages rather than mired down in the middle? I guess It’s all In how you look at things...and where you measure success from. I expect a top ranked school system to have top ranked scores. Nothing else will suffice. 1 waa by Edgewater High School the other day, It waa Interesting to note that they were the second highest scoring Orange County school with their SAT scores, scores aa good as most Seminole County schools. What was interesting to note waa the condition of the campus. Clean— yesl But new? Nol Apparently, they have discovered that It Is what you teachnot what you teach It tn. Keep thta in mtnd aa the bill for renovating part of Lake Brantley heads toward 940.000,000-or 09.000.000 more than building the new Winter Springs High School. No wonder the stale legislators are having a hard time understanding the school building Issue. In ■ December 4. 1996 memo to his fellow county commissioners. Chairman Randy Morrla spoke of a backlog o f policy Items which needed prompt attention. Morris M l a time line o f 90 days to deal with almost a dosen Issues. Here’s a report 9 months laten The Interesting question being asked around the County Government to: Who to the s i m t l official that Joyce Billboards sad signs Stormwater landfill Privatisation Economic Develop, Ambulance Service* County CourthouM Jsn. Not yet completed frb. Ntw lax defeated Jan. SOU county operated Jan. No chaaps Feb. Junc-County took over Jan. New tax flkdmore studies Oovt. r*b Re-Engineering[ Oovt Government Reorj. Feb. Tech/Oommualcattan* Jan. Dons Otlayed-probiem* Open Government InUr local Agreement* No visible changes Putlsd from last Dows Inquiring minds went to knowl ********** The FBI Investigation la also Interesting. Usually the FBI doesn’t become Involved unless there fa some Indication o f government Impropriety. Sometimes tt la elected officials on the taka-Uke Miami or North Hollywood. Other times It Is staff members who are selling favorable reports or officials selling influence on projects. It would b t Interesting to know how many FBI Investigations result In no prosecution versus bow many end up with actual criminal charges being filed. Those who are In the know can tell you that some of the flies asked for were ones which Joyce Buber raised questions about when they came throughjher department. O f courae, there have been days and nights o f discussions about the Adult Entertainment Ordinance and the Public Nudity Ordinance. The only problem la that for the moet part there haa been no visible propers with either o f them. The frustration la beginning to show In Monish demeanor at Board 'meeting*. The An Interesting note In Don Boyette’s editorial last Sunday. He mentioned that no School Board member had baen defeated tn the last four ejections. He said that Nancy Warren Tost by default to Bob Ooff. She didn’t campaign.* I -ia a e that Boyette to right Warren relied an ********** Terry Patton haa announced hla candidacy their reporting o f a lawsuit she had Bled to try and divert attention Bom her record. i ni iii i■*^| wisvfcss nBHHW tgWiiW CilUM 0|jII Hill I, WJKg For those of you who missed last week’s article 'Friends tn High Places', part I, we stated that p ea t advances In society only take place after a significant number of people tn a particular minority p o u p haa achieved some status tn all areas. If those advances are not made, then the whole p o u p seems to suffer from a lack of progression. The p o u p that we are speaking o f to the disabled, and the change* w * are speaking o f are the disabled 'being allowed* to take an leadership or p i f i i g i iim ii roles. Bo today we submit to you. the second of our two part series on why there are not enough disabled people tn management roles. This may, or may not seem like tt Is one o f the top 10 Items for you to consider right now, that to providing you are not disabled. Think, what If 1 were disabled end trying to succeed in Ufe7 That. I’m afraid would be a different story. I recently had the pleasure o f going to a conference for the "Transportation Disadvantaged.* Although I have been to these kinds o f functions before. It still never ceasee to amass me lo s e * that moat o f the participants In this gathering, company owners, managers, suppliers, etc. are not disabled. Why la this? Generally speaking tn the case o f any organisation that deal* directly with the disabled, who better to know all at Ute trauma and pain that a disabled person suffers more than another disabled person? Now this fa not an tndtetment against any particular business or profession, but merely an exjunok. It to sad to realise ad of this, considering the advancement o f other minorities in this country, ru be the Brat to admit that this, too. haa taken a long time. The disabled might be the last group to be recqpuied. Though this might not all be society's fault. Not too long ago. we the tha disabled, got the notion that t h e n ---------‘ *far us to do. not — much So we settled, quietly, Into secondary roles. There to no simple explanation far any of the questions and opinions that| e r e 'M M i here in Uw last two columns. What we hope you do to taka the* simple Ideas to think about, or act upon In the near future, aa in o f business owners or managers. If you have a comment or if you agree or disagree with anything in 'Special Feqpto* or n you have a non-profit avoup or organisation, retotsd to the disabled, and have a Bind- raiser or apodal event coming up, pleasa let me know * o u t u. Don’t f and | number o f thei group or i aa well as the tune, place and contact peraon tor the event. �Sanford Hsrakt. Sanford. Florida - Sunday, Ssptsmbsr 7, 1997 * IA A place to live for citizens with development disabilities In many counties auch as Brevard. Pinellas, Lee and Putnam, the Affordable Housing programs administered by those counties have been a cooperative source of Independent and supportive living far numerous citizens with Developmental Disabilities, in clean buildings free o f roach dust and away from high crime areas. At the other end of the accessibility spectrum Is Seminole County wtlh 0- to date. Specialists In this field recognize the two keys to affordable housing for these disabled consumers are as: enlightened Affordable Housing Administrators. and Technical assistance to guide consumers through this jungle of wrong trails and pitfalls to the hidden Impending closure of the atnte's large institutions housing over 1,500 consumers and the sudden closing o f group homes such as the two in the Oviedo area. havens. These local programs have been regulated aa the remaining solution to the impact of the Bui, Ironically, Instead of serving native born D. D. Consumers, these affordable housing programs are usually accessed primarily by the able bodied low Income and retirees who have resettled here. Meanwhile, Seminole County has 14 D. D. Consumers over the age of SB with only elderly parents to look to for housing, with 113 over the nge of 21 In the heatwave. sr Disabilities Council has Joined with the Florida Housing kS .— i^ i____ — u — . Coalition In furidfng them for a pilot program that could make the difference in Seminole County. Should you know of cltlsens with Developmental Disabilities who could benefit from this effort, you are encouraged to attend a proposal presentation to be made to the Seminole County Community Development Staff by Gladys Cook of the Florida Housing Coalition at 1:00 p.m., September I I . In Room 3301 o f the Seminole County Administration Building at 1101 Bast First Street In Sanford. The Florida Housing Coalition has only half the keys to affordable housing for Seminole's residents with Developmental Disabilities, your local public servants hold the other key; a ■ Princess Diana’s death and photojournalism at its worst Release the houndtt Release the houneUI A hunting uw uHU got Suddenly, tragedy strikes, and beauty succumbs to the shadow of death. The hour znas snapping at her heels as she careens toward an avoidable fate. But the hounds smelled the blood before It spilled, and you could follow Ihelr saliva trail to the disaster. ’ Paparazzi’ Is the name for the hounds, a relentless hive of the worst photojournalism has to offer. This horde of miscreants blemishes those photographers true to Ihelr profession rather than the higheat bidder. The ’ paparazzi* has caused altercations, bitter feelings towards the press, and, now. aided In the death of one of the most beloved Icons of this century. The world look* nt the Journalistic community as tl»e ‘ monster under the bed* as it is Now. m ill the sod and deplorable manner tn which photographers pursued Dlann. the Princess of Wslr*. the media could shoulder the partial blame of her death. Personally, a* a Journalist. I am ashamed. Ttii» la not the type of free press most journaliiits wish to uphold. But it is the outer tying corrosive scum that keeps the media the part dedicated to the original idea and Institution of the press-- drawn and quartered by the public at large. The profession I have pledged devotion to may undergo a slide < David Frazier Staff Writer ■ underneath a very powerful microscope. Extreme scrutiny -an d rightfully s o - may be on appropriate course c l action towarda this mercenary atyle of photography. Change la imperative. These hounds must be kept on a short leash ao that a tragedy like Diana’s will never happen again. The media must pay credence to (he notion fsf privacy, and those that violate that privacy •-be It of a public figure or n ot- must answer for their transgressions. Early Sunday morning. August 31, an eloquent and luminescent dove unfarkd her wings and soared towards a light that could not be seen in the Parts night sky. But before the bird could take flight, a bulb, no doubt, flashed as a soul slowly started to disappear from a lifeless face. _ LETTERS Renovate or raze? Pine Shadow Apartments ta located near Seminole High School in the Drcamwold subdivision. Recently the stats dosed N down far health and safety reasons. At a recent City Commission meeting, the choice aa debated: RENOVATE * RE OCCUFV the units. O R RAZE them aa condemned structures. If they are renovated, a mortgage company will cut lt‘s losses considerably. And as Commissioner Ekatcln points out. the tax rolls will lie Increased. This commissioner must real lie that Increasing the Inx base can place demands on services far greater than the lax revenues pay for. Fact Is. Pine Shadow was an economic and social disaster first time around, even as Commissioner Eksleln ’ Drove by them dally’ . It Is not the Job, nor the desire of citizens to micromanage and second, guess city management, but some questions must be answered If history Is not to repeat Itself. If Pine Shadows Is re-Incarnated, will responsible people nuch as tradesmen, teachers, police officers, city workers, handicapped, AARP Members, etc. tie willing and able to live there? Should balling out a mortgage company and providing a business venture for new owners be part of the formula far his decision? Has the population density overburdened the Infrastructure of this area? Simply...can we travel back up the same road we Just came down and avoid the same disastrous results? IF YOU lived here In Drcamwold...IF YOU had a great deal of your life and future here? ACCOUNTABILITY la the theme of this Mayor-Commission team and I appreciate and support their tireless efforts In that direction! Thom as Carpenter •an ford Apartment complex is inappropriate for area I am sure we alL agree that residential development In CentraT Florida has shown amazing growth in the past faw years. However, Is all development good? Matty o f my neighbors and I feel that kome development is badT Both far existing homeowners and the City or County Involved. There la a proposal for a high-density apartment complex being quietly moved through the Sanford city government that •earns to lack any redeeming features. This proposition Is far approximately 860 apartments to be buUt upon SO acres in the western part o f the City of Sanford. We question whether any sincere consideration was given to the impact this project would have on the nearby residential communities. These established, single fsmtty. premium homes • moat In the 8100,000 plue range • are within a few hundred feet o f the affected land, and are serene, family neighborhoods that reflect the pride and financial commitment o f ttoetr owner*. An apartment complex this close to these communities can only diminish their property vslues and their quality o f life. I could go on with specifics regarding the additional traffic from some ISO apartments spilling out onto an already over-crowded county rood; Infrastructure demands: runoff. pollution: requested change In unit-density and HOI zoning other vacant land In the Immediate vicinity that would surely follow a precedent of this nature: etc. etc. Out now you have the general concept o f our Jectlons to tilts atrocious land use plan, and our perceived surreptitious maneuvering over at city hall. Rumor has It that this Is a 'done deal', although I have no proof that this is so We surely hope our electrd representatives would not be a party to that. S Jerry Fulls Sanford Careless driving is wrongl The number of people that are killed and/or injured every day on 1-4 Highway and In this general area Is deplorable and unwarranted. Not counting the property damage that increases our Insurance premiums. If you kill someone because of a traffic violation - It used to be manslaughter. Not any more - only If you hove been drinking! If your loved one Is killed In an auto accident Is It any less of a loss If It was caused by a sober driver through careless or reckless driving? Drunk driving Is stupid and wrongl So is careless driving, speeding, cutting In and out of traffic, changing lanes for no reason and going through stop signs and red lights. But If they haven't been drinking • it says *No charges were filed.’ if the driver was drinking, they will be charged with the accident even If they did not cause III To charge a person for a crime that was not their fauli ' alt Is a miscarriage of Justice. You can charge them for drunk driving, but not for an accident they did not cause. Most of these accidents are caused by people that are going to or coming home from work. They are mostly sober so they are not charged. These Accidents are mostly caused by people In « hurry and having no respect for another car an the road. If the Police and Patrolmen would start writing tickets for these infractions o f the law • It would sure cut down on accidents. But Instead, they advertise the fact that they are only looking far drunk drivers! Val Colbert ia a fo r d * Questions for Christians Here are honest questions for Christiana to prayerfully discern the meaning o f the 0 os pci in the wake o f the Promise Keepers program. Isn't making a promise to Qoa binding? Ecclesiastes 6:1-7. Hew cut they sUU say that they are free? delations 5:1-5. Didn't James warn against It? James 5:12. And Paul? Ramans 3:19,20. Didn't Jesus give a reason In SIP verse 30 of Matthew 5:33-37 b o that we become witnesses o f Him and His workmanship tn us where no man can boast? Ephealana 2:8-10 and 2 Corinthians 4:5-7. And no man can glory? I Corinthians 1:17-2:5. Shouldn't we be careful tn haw we build on our faith teat there be some works that voids It or deny Him? I Corinthians 3:10-23 and Qalatlona 2:15-3:18. Isn't Jeaua Christ the only real Promise Keeper and will He not finish It? Phtllpplana 1:0-11 and Jude 1:24.25. Isn't the reasons why Jeaua had never asked Ilia followers to make a commitment, a vow. or a promise to follow Him In all the four Oospeta because He knew that they couldn't keep It no matter how much the spirit was willing for the flesh was weak, and that It wasn't about them: John 7:18. IBs: It was about putting their trust and faith In God's Covenant to us through the Lord Jeaua Christ that even children can come unto Him? Mark 10:13-15. Can the Ooepcl be ao atmple? John 6:28,29. Isn't that what Paul meant In verse 18 or Romans 15:14-19 oT not placing any religious yoke on converts In light of the sanctification of the Holy Spirit, thus fully preaching the Gospel? Amen. t o o t t V . tp a a rs Sanford Littered roadways I went to Oregon and what a pleasure to see absolutely o a trash along any road or highway. BfiHXffl Back tn *an*ird. u ta disgusting that our road*, medians and parkways are all littered with trash of every description. Look down 1792. Why can't the city clean by picking up • rather than the cleaning machine that moves the dirt around tn a circle? Of course, our neigh bora and citizens could stop It altogether by putting trash tn cans, not on the atreets. We have no pride in our neighborhoods nor along the streets. What a difference since we moved here In 1954 — Everyone wma proud o f their homes and the city. 8HAMBP, but uncaring citizens. What a deal With regard to the Attorneys Oeneral-BIg Tobacco ’ settlement,* It makes no aenae. Why give Big Tobacco anything? We surely can t trust them. Their lawyers are already conniving with politicians tn the back rooms to duuigc any deal In their favor. The deal certainty won't end up being what was hailed on TV. Big Tobacco wont suffer: nobody can punish them for what they have done. They will only raise prices to pay off those big bucks to states and people: their profits won't go down. So, why not Just leave them out of the deal? While the mood fa right and Big Tobacco fa on the run. Just pressure Congress to raise taxes on tobacco and put the money In trust to pay tobacco-poisoned sufferers. Let Big Tobacco worry about their lawsuits. Let Big Tobacco fight It's own battles with the FDA. WUUam �«A S4>i«.".l Mptiiui Santox], Flondu Sunday September 7. 1997 Dress C on lln u rd from Page 1A tmiMMi h.iu I to ilir. group g.uli rtril .11 llir Kiliic.itlonnl H ip poll renter. 's o chess for sue( i r*s UnhliiMill asked llir group to t.tke on the project of rrsr.iti lung how principals at l.ikt llrantlry. I.akr Howell. 1 .ikr M.wy Lyman. Oviedo. Srtninolr and Winter Springs Inter pi ct the dress cmle set by the school hoard "When I look around Ihl.s room. 1 don't see any problems.* she said o( the students who were representa­ tive nl a cross-section of each si hool s population Hohtnson satrl she was more r oller rued with middle schools because 'dress patterns are set in middle school.* She said that high school students should he role modrls for their middle school |H-eis l akrvlew Middle School prin­ cipal Inn Shupr has had an ongoing policy o f strict enlorcenient of the dress code policy, but said he hasn't n o­ ticed anything out of the ordi­ nary this year Ssmlnol* County Public 8choo)t Drew Cod* Kn|ioii«lblU(y for the dress nml spjienrsnee of ■futlmls enrolled In llie Seminole County Public Schools primarily rests with parenti/guardians and (he studenla themselves. Some student spiuirel, however, may nol Ire appropriate lo wear to school even though dim same apparel may he appropriate lo wear In other sellings. To assist parenls/guardlans and students m making appropriate fashion and grooming decisions for school, the School Hoard Ims established the following guidelines for Ihe appearance anil drear ol secondary students. Secondary students shall nol dress or groom themselves in a manner which causes a disruption of Ihe orderly operation of Ihe school furthermore. II ti expected that secondary school students will do lire following: 1 Wear clolhtng and hair styles which are nol harmlul. disruptive or haiardous lo health or safely. 2 Wear appropriate undergarments si all limes .1 Wear shoes al all tlmea. 4 Wear enclosed shoes for physical education class 5 Meet appropriate standards ol rteanlmcsa 0 Wear shorts and skirls that are adequate In length and coverage lo tie ronakiered appropriate for school 7 Wear pants and shorts fastened and worn al Ihe walsl It m also expected that secondary school students will not wear Ihe following: 1 Anything sexually suggestive, such as see-through clothing. 2 Hallers, trackless dresses or lops, lube lops, lank tops, muscle shirts, or any clothing which may be distracting, unless covered by an appropriate outer garment. :i Shirts or blouses lied al Ihe mklrllT. clolhtng Improperly faatraed. or anything with a hare mldrUT. 4 Caps, lints, or sunglasses In school buildings 3 Chains or wallet chains. A Hair curlers or other grooming aids, and students may nol use a comb or brush anywhere except In Ihe real rooms and locker rooms 7 Unsafe footwear. H Apparel, emblems. Ui sign las. badges, or symbols lhal promote Ihe usr off alcohol, drugs drugt or other other Illegal activity. (I Apparel or symbolsl whk which are Identified with gang Involvement. IMitlcipatlon. or membership. Note. Tlie principal or Ihe principal's desi£tte has the final authority for Interpreting whether a student's apparel confirms wllh the dress rule When II Is determined that a student's clothing does nol comply with the dress rode, a parent/guardian may be asked lo bring an appro|>rlale change of clothes to school, or a student may be sent home lo rlinngr clothes prlate. such on shorts too short or blousea too skimpy. Shupe said that a student's dress ‘ definitely hna nn Impact on their conduct.* He cited the marked difference tn behavior he hna observed each year at the eighth grade dance. Shupe said that hta students are no­ ticeably more mature when they don dresses and suits lo participate In the dance. Roblnsbn said her specific concerns. In regard to the cur­ rent styles of dress, were baggy pants worn by hoys thnt <*xtend far below the wnlst some­ times exposing underwrnr. Nol only Is this unattractive and offensive. Robinson said, hul there Is a safety concern be­ cause the pants can be used ax n hiding place for weapons or possibly drugs. Robinson said she became much more aware of safely Is­ sues following a special dem­ onstration last year by thr Seminole County Sheriffs Of­ fice nnd Ihe school district's security staff. *1 think we have a pretty good systrm in place and there Is a very small portion (of students) that does not abide by the code, but we still have to look nt the other side.* she said. to assemble a force ol 72 sworn and 23 non-sworn depu­ ties for the delivery of contrart law enforcement services by the Sheriffs Office to the City of Sanford. The total cost of a sheriffs office budget the first year of operation would be *4.957,735 (with entry level of pay only! • 85.162.889 (experience differ­ ential rates of pay anticipated) The sheriff said that the fol­ lowing personnel would be es­ sential for the delivery of serv­ ices by hts office to the city of Sanford: I Itrutenant. 4 ser­ geants. 44 CSA deputy sheriffs. 5 school resource /DARE dep­ uty sheriffs. 2 traffic enforce­ ment deputies. I K-9 han­ dler/deputy. 15 Investigators. 12 telecommunications spe­ cialists. 2 civilian field service officers. I Informstlon/computrr service special­ ist. 2 civilian crime scene technicians. I crime preven­ tion practitioner. 1 crime ana­ lyst technician. I secretary and 3 clerical assistants. Sanford police officers who meet the Sheriffs Office Civil Hoard eligibility requirements would be eligible for appoint­ ment as Seminole County dep­ uty sheriffs How many this might be Is uncertain. *lt would be another sad story, indeed. It our police offi­ cers didn't quality to be depu­ ties." Mayor Dale said Itublcr said Friday that the current Sanford police building i 'is in very poor condition and is not functional in supporting modrrn police operations. form a broad-based Law En­ forcement Options Committee lo make recommendations lo Ihe City Commission on Us op­ tions. • In laic October. Ihe com ­ mittee will report Us findings to the commissioners, who will vote on n course of action. Hubler strongly suggests one of the steps Sanford takes Is to change the city charter so its police and fire departments re­ port directly to the city man tiger Instead of city commis­ sioners. Votera would have to approve any charier change. The most enormous decision, of course. Is whether to save ur scrap the SPD. Thla. Hubler snld. Is what will have the greatest impact on city em ­ ployees and create the greatest controversy. Hubler'a statistics indicate that Ihe city would save money and immediately upgrade Ua law enforcement capabilities by contracting Sheriff Don manages one of the b o t a p n r s a e tn the coun­ try. 'T h r costs of a separate new police facility built on cllyowned properly of sufficient sl/r (approximately 34.000 square fcrll Including vehicle parking for 75 vehicles, site preparation and furnishing could rttnge up lo 86.200.000. This expenditure Is not neces­ sary If service Is purchased from Ihe Sheriff " Tlie city's leaders have a timetable In place: • On Sepl. 15. Hubler will a t­ tend a Sanford city com m is­ sioners' work session lo d is ­ cuss the PAS review. At this session, Hubler will explain In details why the city should The drawbacks w b t W W lK a l the city would no longer have Its own police force • and may hnve a difficult time to form another In the fbture. Another nagging thought • 'how effi­ cient is the Seminole County Sheriffs Office going to be when Don Esllnger la no longer Ita leader?" To be sure. Ea linger Is a key player In Sanford's law en­ forcement gameplan. Hta con­ tribution to the PAS report Is extensive. He supplied facts and figures that will be studied closely the next month and a half. Esllnger said he la prepared II a Imiddle sehooll child Is tlressrrl inappropriately, it lumps out at you.* Shupe said lie s.ud that there are clean Tslnrls and long-sleeved shlrls •»i the school In case students yyrar clothing that Is Iriappro- On ihe first day of school, students tn the county's middle and high schools ore given a student handbook that details Police Continued from Page 1A 3 Close the SI’U and con ­ tract thr Sheriff Don Esllngcr's O lllre tor all law enforcem ent ilitllrs 'T o tie honest No 3 looks lik e a very attractive and Inex­ pensive quirk fix." said Sgt. Darrel Presley ol the SPIJ *1 hope thr city doesn't Jump to M id i a decision, though. It would tie a terrible loss lo llir i tii/rns - and In Ihe long nin not lie as cosl effective ns It might appear lo lie." Sanford Police Chief Joe Dillard said Friday he Is going to light for what is best for the city and lls citizens ‘ I would like there to he sufflclrnl Input from tlie community. " he said 'W e have worked to become a more cohesive law enforcement unit We nre making progress " Dillard, who look command of llir SPD In January. nerds a new law enforcement facility. We Care About Your Needs, N ot Ours, So... BETTE QRAMKOW 1 PH. JU4SCHUTOMAN CHRIS NEAL G ram kow F uneral H ome since 1956 film K Airport Blvtl.. Sanford. FL 32773 322-3213 VALUE-PACKED 1ENTERTAINMENT A University of C e n tra l F lo rid a C o b b le r -----Conttnuad from Page 1A Trained in the old waya. Oil•trap said most shoe repair shops are limited tn their services and don't know how lo do certain things Ukc build up a sole or add special sole su pparta ta ease pressure on the feet. Raised on a farm tn Georgia. Ullatrap started his appren­ ticeship at the age of 12 . Along with hts older brother. Harold. Ollatrap took a Job shining shoes on the weekend. *1 got tired of farming and I knew arith my little education this was something I could do.* he said. 'Even as an old man I could Just sit on a stool and do this.* A resident of Geneva for the past eight years. Gllstrap first came to Sanford to live with his brother, who had been sta­ tioned at the Naval base during World War II. Harold owned a shop In Sanford for 30 years prior to hta death many years ago. During hts 40 years In his field. Gllstrap has seen the number of customers drop with many shoe repair places closing. Lately he has been very concerned about being able to' stay In business. He blames thla trend on mass produced foreign shoes made with cheaper materiols. • we offer the best service at a reasonable price • we do all preparation at our location • we meet your time schedule • we offer trusted pre-arrangements with no Interest charge discipline and dress codes. The dress code stales that the principal or a designee has the final authority fro Interpreting whether a student's apparel conforms. ‘ Some schools do a real good Job while others may not do as well.* Robinson said. *lt Is also the parents' responsibility to make sure their children are dressed appropriately when they leave for school In the morning.* Robinson said she is con­ cerned that enforcement of the code varies g t a lly because its interpretation la left up to the individual schools. For example, through a spe­ cial waiver, up to last year, students at Lake Brantley High j p r in c e ' r DOCTOR Prince Doctor. 75. 4912 Ute Street. Orlando, died Aug. 30. 1897 at Columbia Medical Hospital in Daytona Beach. Born tn Stein. Fla., he moved to Central Florida In 1969. Doctor was a retired let Sergeant In the US Army and was also a Baptist. 8 urvtvors Include wtre. Bessie: daughters, Sabrina Pterre-Louls. Lakewood. Co. Adele Smith, Virginia Beach. Va.. Lori Elllaon. Naples, Fla.. Ceccll Marshall. Sarasota: sons, Joe Prince. Lacoochee. Fla.. Victor. Orlando: brothers. Warren. Dade City. Rev. Robert, Sanford: IS grandchildren. Arrangements by Marvin C. Zanders Funeral Home. Apopka. STANLEY EUGENE FARMER Stanley Eugene Farmer. 69. Lake Ada Circle. 8 anford. died Emanuel M. Mann, 82, Is­ lander Court, Longwood, died Sept. 4. 1007. Born In Brook­ lyn. N.Y.. he moved to Central Florida In 1993. Mann was a retired International represen­ tative for United Auto Workera-Amerlcan Federation of Labor. He waa also Jewish. Survtvora Include wife, Ro­ chelle; daughter Elysc Baclar. Winter Park: son. Leslie. West Orange. 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MANN Chockour calendarfor theater, art, music, sports andlectures at: httpJwww.oir.ucf.edu/ pubrel/cafender/ Joe Padorek 'Shoes aren't made in the same way any more. The for­ eign shoes don't hold up as well as the U S. made ones.* he aald. Gllstrap i of a pair of afloat, -m explains that glue d o cn | a adhere lo plastic and rubo?fAa well tJ it dors to leather. In addition, he said, leather better for walking and la much healthier allowing Ihe foot to breathe. Another problem for Gllstrap Is thnt many customers do not pick up their shoes and he does not get paid. A sign he has posted at the register re­ questing advance payment goes largely Ignored, he said. If shoes are not picked up within 30 days Ollstrap takes them over to the Goodwill. Not one to focus on the nega­ tive. Ollstrap keeps a guitar In hts shop. Another guitar slta In his home. He sings and plays every day to anyone who wants to listen. As a deacon In hts church. Ollstrap sings and serves as a bread minister, helping thnoe In need. The shop serves as a congregation point for anyone that wishes to come down. ‘ People come In and talk but I don't do much talking.* he said. "They gotta go somewhere to do something and they pick I s * Cobbler. Page 8A . School were allowed to wear hats. According to Robinson, the board this year voted 3-2 not to approve that waiver. At Seminole High School, principal Oetchen Schapker aald students are allowed to wear hats, but not Inside any of the buildings. Seminole teachers and ad­ ministration did have a prob­ lem early In the school year with ‘ spaghetti strap* tops for girls. Many of the students were wearing the tops with their bra straps showing. Schapker said she has tried to be consistent with how the policy Is applied. She told teachers to send students to administrators to make a de­ termination on a questionable outfit. She aald the told teach­ ers that the spaghetti straps were acceptable as long as 'appropriate* undergarments were worn. *1 think you can do a lot of nit-picking.* Schapker aald. *1 try to understand the atytea and accept them.* she aald. ‘ We try to enforce the school board policy. It's a good pol­ icy.* Schapker echoed Robinson's feeling that a school is a ‘ place of business.* and the business la learning. Following a review and the presentation of the student group's findings. probably sometime in February. Robin­ son aald the portion of the code giving the schools the fi­ nal say ‘ might be something we might take out.* The school board will meet Tuesday al 5:30 p m. We apologize for any Inconvenience this may cause. TARGET EXPECTMORE PAYLESS* \\ \ M l If It \\ M W c \m i it k \ i in l)|| S O l lit MI N I I’ l t O S I \| | I I S! 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Dr.'s Harbal Proetab delivers a safe, effective, natural nliaf and Is avail­ able Immediately without a prescription at: . g R B H H H n PHARMACY * �I Sanlofd Harald, Ssnlord, Florid* - Sunday, September 7, 199/ - 7A usiness :v * t ' Stress control is focus of program IN B R I E F ■ y M A lU A O U a i Herald Staff Writer NEW3MAKER3 looking at it.* The eight week course la be­ ing offered at Seminole Com ­ munity College. The next ses­ sion will begin Oct. 7. Classes are held Tuesdays from 6:30-9 p.m. Stress related problems are costing businesses billions of dollars In health care. According to the American Journal of Family Physicians, two thirds of ail doctor visits ore stress related. Stress Is the leading cause or heart attacks In both men and women. . V ----- ; % .■ * % Get the credit you deserve Sandle Schelngold. a Heath­ row businesswoman. Is offering a stress reduction program, which teaches people how to deal with stress in their lives. Spaclal to tha Harold________ Describing her program as mlndfulneaadtased stress re­ duction. Schelngold teaches participants how to cope with stress through Irody aware­ ness. light stretching Yoga ex­ ercises nnd meditation Carroll Yalta K im G riffin Fetor Johnston Q ary Salonoff Carroll Yataa haa been promoted lo design manager at S,|. Qoldman Company, a mrehanlrnl contractor in Longwood. Yates haa been with the company since 1090 and has 20 years of experience In IIVAC plumbing and fore protection. Yates la an Instructor at Seminole Community College. Fetor Johnston, a realtor with Higgins A Heath/Detter Homes and Oardena. was recently honored for sales excellence. Johnson, a 20-year real estate professional, who works out of the Lake ■j’ hl.B million In salepj ,'4 h e# honk isles tales specialist with five fh yeSri'etpcrl the Central Florida market, haa Joined ADD Development. Company aa a new homes consultant far Palma Vista and MetroWest. Griffin, who holds a master’s degree In manage­ ment from Webster University. Is a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution and the HDA of Mid Florida. Gory ■ alaaoff will manage a new Higgins A Heath /Better Homes and Gardena office, which wilt serve Winter Springs and Oviedo. Balanoff la a longtime Central Florida real estate agent. Getting ready for a global econom y I Just returned from a visit to the Netherlands aa part of u fact finding mission from Seminole County. The Nether.lands la a small country that haa the highest population density in Europe. They have a centuries old tradition of being world traders. The domestic market In the country la rather small by our standards and they have learned to think globally. The children grow up In a multi-Ungual society and most speak four languages. The predominant business language Is English but French. Oerman ana Dutch are also used. By accepting the economic reality o f their position they have positioned themselves as the- gateway to the European Union. They have a modern high tech communications in­ dustry and are able to serve as the port o f entry with one of the world's busiest seaports. They have not closed themselves off to foreign Invest­ ment, In fact, they welcome It. The major cities actively com ­ pete against one another as potential shea for foreign com ­ panies. They have set up de­ velopment companies based in Amsterdam, the Hague or Rot­ terdam. They exist to help In­ vestors navigate through the domestic environment and get new business off the ground. Dutch trading partners exist thalit can help a U.S. producer iter the EC. Partnerships are ehti warmly received and welcomed. The United States Commercial Service can provide research and contacts to begin the process. But make no mistake, they do not aee trade as a one way street. They have real Interest In entering the largest market In the world. When we ex­ plained to them the advantages to locating In Seminole County with our airport, good schools Small Business Wayn« Hardy and highway system, they were Impressed. Over and over again we were told that trade wtQ be Incising In both directions. Aa a small business person, are you pre­ pared for this trend? Do you have any idea how your prod­ ucts stack up In the world market place? The Dutch have set up trade parka devoted to international trade adjacent to the Port of Rotterdam and the Rotterdam airport. These trade parks con­ tain many producers from dif­ ferent countries. In one. we met a high trade official from the Republic o f China. In our conversations, he was quite clear on the fact that he waa Interested in buying our tech­ nology. He said they need the hardware Uiat they cannot produce. We had a chance to view the products they had for sale to the U.S. and the EC. They can be low coat providers o f commodity products. With barriers falling every­ where, Inefficient producers will not be able to survive. As the largest market in the world, our small businesses must be prepared to compete. For more information, call my office at 326-4722 or email whardyfftpo.acminole.cc.ff.us. Wayne Hardy la the coordina­ tor of the Small Business De­ velopment Center at Seminole Community College, Schelngold said she ran vouch for Ihe program through her own personal experiences. After living 10 years with the knowledge that her son was terminally 111. Schelngold said she thought she wo* prepared lo deal with his death. But she found that even two years later. Ihe death was affecting her both in her personal life and health. As the owner of an In­ terior design company. Scheln­ gold waa beginning to suffrr physical symptom aa well as emotional problems She de­ cided to go into therapy and a short lime later she began to attend seminars focusing on the mind and body connection ’ Stress affects blood pres­ sure and then adrenalin kirks In rnustng thr person lo go Into the flight and fight mode.’ she said ’ The body responds with anger or suppressed feelli.gs- la n O le S c h t ln t o M Schelngold sold many o f her clients suffer from various a f flicttns caused by stress in­ cluding back aches neck pain and headaches. 'People can take control of ihclr Uvea,’ she sold, adding that her program Is unique be­ cause It focuses on what Is right with people. According to SeheingaM, the medical community Is begin­ ning to acknowledge Ihe effec­ tiveness of her stress reduction methods. She said three new studies. SO HMCTa by Land­ mark Healthcare, a University of Massachusetts Medical Cen­ ter study published in General lloapital Psychiatry, and a University or California study published in Psychotherapy and Psychosomatic*. show strong support of the mindful­ ness concept. Schelngold said she h.ts spoken to businesses about her program and ’ the Magic is Small businesses deserve some credit. Getting any business off the ground and keeping track of records and transactions enn be no easy task. Credit cords can be n way to help finance small businesses and maintain detailed expense reports. Card owners con also get cash with most credit cards. Telephone culling cards cun be helpful to small business owners on the go. One company has introduced a new MasterCard card that acta as a credit, cash and phone card. This way. a business owner can have the flexibility of making telephone calls from anywhere as well ns purchas­ ing supplies and other ex­ penses-nil with one card. ATAT recently Introduced the ATAT Universal Business Card designed for small businesses Owners pay no nnmJal fee. The card also oilers protccllun against damage or theft of new purchases and a liability pro­ gram for owners' protection against employee misuse. *We are delivering a new op ­ tion for small business owners•an account free of annual fees, with world-class service 24 hours a day, seven days a week.* according to Richard Srcdntckt. president and chief executive officer for ATAT Uni­ versal Cord Services. :■ Alan Heuer. U. S. Region President. MasterCard Interna­ tional agreed. * tv 'With a single C A rd . cuslolit­ ers can make purchases at more than 14 million Master­ Card locations worldwide, make calling card calls at tundreda of millions of phones around the world and get cash at more than 490.000 ATMs and financial institutions.* he said. -*> % I£ _ iiU . 1 9k. I uppe men wy■wraeivsvwwwwwwp Ribbon cutting Milam & Valsria’s School of Dance Arts, 3005 Lake Mary Btvd. at tha Oaks Shopping Csntsr, rscsntly held a ribbon cutting ceremony. Assisting In the fes­ tivities are, from left. Kan Doktor. Jennifer and Tyler Shoemaker. Maureen Keller, Linds Johnson. Barbara Frank, Juke Campbel, Jean Michaels. Mkiam Dok­ tor,Fonda Nobles, BB Johnson, Valerie Weld, Vale­ rie TwOsager, Lacy Nobks, Brooks Kennedy, Harry Raid, Jennie Everhart. For more Information about the card, call 1-800-68-APPLY. On-line, sec www.att.com/ucs. For Personal & Commercial Insurance Factory card outlet opens Special to tha Herald Factory Card Outlet, one of the nation's oldest and largest discount chains for party sup­ plies. greeting cards, and spe­ cial occasion merchandise openness Its doors on Thurs­ day at Seminole Center. 3707 Orlando Drive. In Sanford. A value-oriented, 'one-atop' shopping solution, the outlet "provides consumers with a vast assortment o f valuepriced, party-related items to complete any celebration.' ac­ cording to Factory Card CEO Charlea Cunmiclo. Factory Card Outlet carries more than 4,000 greeting cards--every card priced at 39 cents every day--and more than 20.000 everyday and seasonal party Items, novelties and decorations. In addition, the store offers Itema In a wide variety of pat­ terns. colors and styles from major manufacturers--lncludtng merchandise with the newest licensed characters and de­ signs,* Cummelo said ‘ We look forward to helping the people of Sanford celebrate all their mllcstonea-ncw ba­ bies, weddings, birthdays, graduations, major holidays and other Important events.* he said. Shoppers will find close to 1.000 choices of wrapping pa- TONY RUSSI. JR TO N Y RUSSI INSURANCE 2578 S. French Avt. Sanford 3 2 2 -0 2 8 5 Into O tr n r r s In snrntin* Factory Card Oullat la a one-stop party aupply atora. per. assorted bows, ribbon and gilt bags and boxes for any oc­ casion. a full-service balloon department offering mylar and latex balloon styles and cus­ tom-made balloon bouquet or­ ders, tableware, aervewore, In­ vitations, party favors, novelty Items like confetti and Silly String, candlea, disposable cameras, gag gifts, stationary, and room decorations ranging from streamers and banners to plflatas. Factory Cord Out comfortable, friendly shopping experience In a festive and cob orful environment,* Cummelo ■aid. Drlghtly-llt rooms and wide, carpeted aisles make It easy and a (tin to shop, he added. In addition to offering the 39cent cards and 20-60 percent off the manufacturer's sug­ gested retail price of other Items, the outlet also features sale Itema, special purchases and ln-atore promotions that provide even greater discounts. And, senior cltUens receive a 10 percent discount on all pur­ chases every Wednesday. 'T h a company will operate more stores In 20 states by the end of the year, moat re­ cently adding stores tn Michi­ gan and Florida. D R UM U P N EW snd owner? Try an id In *\* •AMFOAO HtAAW, Ft to* BMt wsy to gsl mors bang tor your buck. 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 �Idyllwilde’s team effort includes parents By BOB oorr Special to the Herald Idyllwtlde Elementary School haa long been Identified aa an at-risk school In the Sanford area. In reality, this Identifica­ tion la a long way horn the truth. Yea, the school haa a ra­ cial ratio of 69 percent non­ black and 91 percent black, but this doea not quality the ^chool aa an at-rlsk school by Ttsclf. The lower socio­ economic levels of the a ir ­ rounding area also doea not quality the achool. But moat Importantly of all--the contin­ ued rise of CTBS scores clearly ahow that the only fcilure at Idyllwtlde la a deliberate fkilure tb accept an at-rtak classifica­ tion aa the status quo. !* Principal David Scott la the biggest reason for this attitude, hut he ouickly diverts the at­ tention from himself and di­ rects It to hia staff. He points out that all he haa done la to provide a good foundation of teachers and staff to support the continued upward moblllty of the student population, well supported by their parents. Mr. Scott rarely uses the ward *1* when talking about hia school•preferring to deflect the credit to hia staff and the children's parents. ‘ All I do is fight for the money,* he says. *The staffs job Is to Implement the pro­ grams they choose to use In their classrooms.* He says that with a good staff, a cycle begins that In­ volves the parents tn their children's school activities. As the parents become Involved, they create a positive learning atmosphere at home where the child has constant reinforce­ ment that they go to school to learn--not play or cause trou­ ble. As the child learns more and Is rewarded for that achievement, the parents be­ come more Involved In positive school activities. The parental support st home transfers over to the school's recognition program-a program (hat Idyllwtlde excels In. Idyllwtlde students have many recognition op p ortm i­ nes. There la.lb«..lCU Lunch-M itta l doing something good. Each week, thmt.students are drawn from the hat to accompany Principal Scott or Assistant Principal Joyce Wagner to an area restaurant for lunch. Honor Roll students get to at­ tend a basketball game al UCF or SCC and get to meet (he players. There is an A Honor Roll Breakfast sponsored by the PTA. Each nine weeks there are awards assemblies honoring the A and A/B Honor Roll, those students with per­ fect attendance. Accelerated Reader top point earners, even a Principal's Award far those students who have no checks for poor behavior. Other methods of recognition include the Pod Level Plays where each grade level spon­ sors an activity. The 6 th grade has a science (air. The 4th ade theme Is Searching for croes. This la where social Hairell L Beverly book ihia year. Mary Ann Mas­ sed! started a reading program a couple o f years ago that last year culminated lust before the end o f the school year meeting a goal o f 10.000 points earned by the students. It was called ‘ Race to Read* and are brought in a race car for the students to sit in when they met their goal. This year we will have a flight theme and I have prom­ ises for visits from two helicop­ ters and a hot air balloon. If we meet our goal.* studies and language arts earns sponsor a search for each child's own personal Pick a week and there Is hero. It speaks a lot about Idyllwtlde that almost 90 per­ probably something going on at the school. Parent dinners cent of the students choose draw upwards of 900 to 1.000 one of their own parents as parents. (Yes. Vlrglnla--there their own personal hero. In the 3rd grade the theme la Temples ore schools where parents care and Tunes and centers on an­ enough about their children to participate In their education.) cient civilisations. Second Plays and band concerts play grade features Community Duy to packed houses. Several pro­ with n social studies and math grams have become so suc­ lle-ln. Each class creates little cessful that they had to be di­ cities with three businesses. Parents first visit the bonk and vided so that the school can accommodate the community obtain play money lo shop, get their hair done, cor fUed--or In as spectators. What Principal Scott haa found Is that when the Case of Mr. Scott, visit the jail to bail him out when he you recognise children's acparent's gets arrested by his playful compllshmcnts-thc become involved in the achool. students. First graders have an authors night and the Kinderhand-picked staff who en classes have--My Big a YSrd. a musical with doesn't have la be iaM ie gel songs" mat m tntO lhe topicsinvolved. They aH want «a da N because they too receive the they are studying. Principal Scoit says. *1 cannot remember rewards o f the children learn­ ing and mowing because of the day I learned the sound that the long A makes -but I do thetr efforts. The school luts several partnerships with Lake remember the day I sang the and Sanford little solo In the chorus perform­ Mary ance. We need to give the chil­ leagues, the Seminole Pony dren lime and reason to re­ league, the YMCA basketball member their elementary league, the Sanford Recreation Flag football school years in the most posi­ Department's p r o f am and the Girl Scouts. tive manner.* There is rarely a moment when Student involvement leads to something isn't going on at the parental Involvement which school. leads to community Involve­ In a five hour Interview. Prin­ ment. AU this Is the result of cipal Scott could only hit upon staff Involvement. some of the outstanding pro­ grams at Idyllwtlde. There are T h e staff wants to do these many more that can be things for the students,* Scott says again and again. ‘ It’s not aqueesed in this space. How­ a forced activity from the top ever. before one begins lo be­ lieve that all Is play Instead of down. They’re great! This year achool work at Idyllwtlde, il Is we have a new Ecology ClubImportant to view their aca­ taught by Diana Brewster, a speech teacher. Ernest demic success. Idyllwtlde la Startup, the guidance coun­ one of the few schools Ui the selor. la undertaking a year- county to measure students Ck S Stjneclpher Poll: Ask people before borrowing for courthouse : LONQWOOD • A new poll taken by Seminole Tax Watch­ ers reveals that frequent voters believe the county commis­ sioners should ask the peoples approval before borrowing money to build a new court­ house. ; Bob West. 8TW volunteer, conducted a computerised poll o f 129 randomly selected vot­ ers throu^wut the county, selling them their opinions an various options available to the county to meet its statsd need for new courthouse apace. The results revealed that 94 per­ cent o f the respondents want the county to ask thetr ap­ proval before borrowing money to build a new courthouse. •' Furthermore. 92 percent of those polled believe the county should always ask for approval from the voters before going Continued from Page 9A and with part of hia proceeds would usually overindulge. One night he waa found asleep in a saloon and some young men blackened his face and hands. They then woke him up and asked him why he waa In a white man's saloon. Captain PUta tried to identity himself, then said to take him to his camp where hia dog was. if he were Captain PUta, hie dog wouldn’t bark. Well, the dog didn't recognise him ana barked loudhr. Captain Puts then said, *Who in Ins heck am Into debt that will lake several ye era to repay. The poll also asked respon­ dents their opinions about various options available to the county for adding courthouse space. Extending the houra of the courthouse operation was agreed to by 80 percent of the respondents. The option of renting additional commercial space brought a positive re­ sponse by 61 percent Of the 129 poll respondents. 107 (62 percent) also shared their opinions about what eras the most important issues facing the county. Crime (22 percent) topped the list of greatest concerns with schools (21 percent) running a close second. Too high taxes was next (20 percent), followed by owth (12 percent) and traffic percent). Flooding, road construction and other con­ cerns were stated less fre­ quently. Thera were two John McDon­ alds. One was called ‘ Honest John* and the other T rick y John*, After one trick too many, Honest John came out with a card reading ‘ John Z. McDonald.* He salcf the Z was because he wanted to get as far away from John A. as the a l­ phabet would let him. James E. Ingraham waa a loyal friend who had done a great deal to develop Florida. he had hia own 30-ralnute ra­ dio shows In Texas and Ken­ tucky where he performed with his band, the Road Runners. ‘ One night in Texas I song with three other bonds,* he said. 'Another time In Ken­ tucky I recorded one day end heard myself on the radio a few days later.* •flinging and church keep me In line now," he said. After a long career In music and a stint as an oil refinery worker In Texas, OUstrsp came back to shoe repair, a job he said he enjoys and is much safer than working on the oil rigs. “People are always gonna wear shoes.* Johnny’s Is open every day except Sunday from 6:90 a.m. to 8:90 p.m. S each year. Instead of just measuring students In the 2nd and 4th grade. Idyllwtlde gives each student a CTBS test each year. In the class that most accurately reflects the results of the three year old ‘ Scott Teamwork Approach*, the re­ sults are aa good aa any school in Seminole County. For the kindergarten class of August 1999. who are this year's 4lh graders, the test results are as follows: Yaar 94/5 95/6 96/7 97/1 Or ads Rsamu Mafo-CAA 64 50 36 1 st 54 56 2nd 46 flB 67 63 3rd 7 7 4th ? 1123 E ABenonle Drive • Akamonte Springe (NeM to Honey Baked Hama on S.a 496) Layaway • H o u r M •Sal. 10 A M . •6 P.M. It Is the goal of the school this year to chart each child's persons! scores for each year they have taken the test. This form will be shared with the teachers and the parents, so thst both can continue to keep a close eye on the progress of the child. *rma visual learner.' says Principal Scott. *1 need to ace the picture...and statistics show the picture In ouch a way that all can understand IffrftB-, Announcing flic new location oj: Jerome F. Major Law Offices i# v S w e a te d haa a Required Report Card Conference. Two years ago. Idyllwtlde began a program that requires parents to come to the school to pick up thetr children's report cards. In the first year 706 of S3S students' parents picked up their child's report cards and were given a parent/teacher conference on the spot Last year, the per­ centage was even greater. At Idyllwtlde. students who arc having difficulty are not left to wither on the vine. Immediate attention la given lo all stu­ dents who need it-and parents are encouraged to be a part of the solution. Next week: Hamilton The Mercantile Building 216 S. Sanford Avenue Sanford, FL. (407) 324-1817 Bob d off Is an elected achool board member who Is visiting each duster school several times before submitting these articles. He had both vision and enthu­ siasm which appealed to Henry Plant and Henry Flagler. Wlln their backing. Ingraham lo ­ cated. subdivided and devel­ oped 26 cities and towns In South Florida along the lines or their railroads. Joshua Chase concluded his essay with these words *11 was a privilege to know many pio­ neer promoters who dreamed and planned the development of this territory and It was wonderful to live long enough to see these dreams come true.’ ir Sanford •Hwy. 17*92 , ( Wal-Mart Plaza, one block north o f Lake Mary Blvd.) 323*9045 ■ Cobbler me because fm easy going. People like that.* BtU Vaker, a friend for 40 years, comes Into the shop al­ most every day, ‘just to talk.* Vaker knew Oilstrap when he was performing in bars and chtba in Louisiana and San­ ford. Ollatrap haa been singing since he waa IB. In the 1950 s QUICK6 EASY* JUST FOR KIDS . CUT i Mumpoo* Mew-Dry | rm* « * » « » « /m m io*. | atrwwmymsswsw a s tort W fn w y n tm . bsM wnar ! w i l i n p s i » Cm «•*"**•*< WMMl S ia —s ^ mm e W«--------------- I no AppouiUDcfu im c m iyi Experienced Stylists To Serve You! �Extra Patnta... Jeff Berlinlcke Tribe a little better; Improved Seminole, Lyman put on spirited battle By XXLUX WBRNBR Herald SUIT Writer For a brief moment all was right with Lake Mary’s world ORLANDO For 10 minutes, all was right with the world for anyone connected with the Lake Mary football program. For 10 minutes, the Rams led Edgewater. 17-0, and life was about as good as It can get for a group at kids, playing their hearts out for their school, the cheerleaders, the fans, the band and Lake Mary's whole little world. ; For 10 minutes, Cory Cooper was the best quarterback In the history of Seminole County, destined to make everyone forget Jeff Blake. He showed a maturity far beyond anyone's expectations for a Junior that never started a varsity game. For 10 minutes. Hobble Randall was un­ stoppable, breaking tackles and running through the Edgewater defense like O.J. used to before he purcHased his butcher's knife. For 10 minutes. Cam Carter, Justin Wright and the rest of the Lake Mary defense had stuffed and mounted the Edgewater of* fense. Just outside the Edgewater stadium, there is a large sign that reads -Watch the Eagles Soar. For 10 minutes, the sign should have read, "Watch the Eagles sore." jfif 10 minutes, Tim Spivey, a newcomer to tHMama was the best wide rtcctttz in die county, hauling in two touchdowns and a ufttyoint conversin'.’ By the Way. Spivey can also play a mean game at basketball. Rama* basketball coach Mike Qaudreau must be drooling over a speedster who, at 0-foot. can do a 900 digraB dunk. For 10 minutes, last year's disappointing 0*0 finish was nothing more than a memory that would exist only in the yellowing pages of the 1000 yearbook. For 10 minutes, coach Doug Peters wore the smile at a winner, leading a team that Is coachable with unlimited potential. Anypne can coach a team loaded with talent by pushing the right buttons. With this team. Peters can put h is knowledge, patience and mental games Into making a winner out of an Inexperienced bunch. Last year's version of the Rams, with several Division I players and tons at ability, had the talent. This year's team Is more fun. For 10 minutes, everything was fine. Vi­ sions of playoffs danced In their heads. A 10­ 0 regular season? Sure, why not. When you're up 17-0 and the first quarter still has two minutes to go. It's easy to dream. For 10 minutes, the Rams were undefeated, unscored upon and running up the score. Unfortunately, football games last 48 min­ utes In high school. And the final 38 minutes were ugly. Lake Mary forgot how to stop the run. and, when ‘ “Maurice Whll White of" Edgewater ' Is the man to stop, better tnlnk of something »P. you'd 3 pretty quickly. itckly. The Rams didn't do that. Cooper lost his edge, Spivey only caught one more catch and before anyone knew It the score was Ued at 17. By the time the band played the Lake Mary ichool song, the Rams were smarting from a 29-33 loss that hurt. A lot. This Lake Mary team, after only one game, should be an Interesting one to watch. Coo­ per showed Incredible poise, throwing three touchdown passes without an Interception and having the smarts to hold the ball in­ stead of making a dumb pass and even throwing the ball sway when necessary. Randall is Randall, a fast back who can break It from anywhere. The defense is the strength of Lake Mary but It wasn't evident last night as the Rams got torched. It could be a long season for Lake Mary, but Its fans just need some patience. The Rams make up for a lack of talent with a ton of heart, so enjoy the little things. . And don't give upon Lake Mary yet. Get used to hearing the phrase "Cooper-toSptvey.* i . Last Second Shot: Why are the Orlando Magic considering free-agent Bo Outlaw? Is there really a market for medio­ cre small forwards who would be much bet­ ter off in the CBA7 Deen Howard (No. 90) soorsd s i Vvss of 8snSnots‘s touchdowns and yards In *W 0sm» as ths Tribe nipped Lyman 19-14 Friday night i for 124 SANFORD _ Improvement. For the two teams that composed the only Inter-conference match up of the first week of the high school football season, Improvement was evident from the first snap. Lyman traveled to Seminole's Thomas E. Whlgham Stadium Fri­ day night and put up quite a fight before falling to an also Improved ‘Note team. 19-14. The close score gives only a liny reflection, however, of how much these two teams have come In Just nine short months. "Our team Is a lot better this year* Lyman coach Larry Baker said. "We aren't going to let one loss get us down. There are many other games to play this season and the players won't let one close game lower their confidence.* Relying heavily on a passing a t­ tack. Lyman came out throwing and quarterback Brian Krause completed an 14-yard paaa to Ed­ die floney on the third play of the game. Not only on this drive, but throughout the evening, running back Tarlk McCall was the go to guy. Ills 11-yard carry crested the only first down of the possession. On the next play. Ned Raines Iniercepled Krause's pass, setting the tone for the next three quartera. Seminole took the Odd and put _ ipreselve drive comtogether an Imi plete with five first downs, a com pleled pass and capped off with an eight-yard touchdown run by Deon Howard. Jaaon Armstrong added the extra point to give Seminole a 7 0 lead. The Nole offense control, getting the ball back after slopping a Lyman drtve. Seminole was ready to punt when Lyman re reived an off-sides penalty that gave the ‘Nolea a first down. Now on the 34 yard line, running backa Joe Knight and Howard kicked Into action, alternating carries until Howard crossed the goal line from the three. Down 13-0. Lyman pul their game Into high gear and composed a touchdown drive of their own. After several overthrown passes. Krause began finding his receivers and an eight-yard touchdown pass to Karto Allen found Lyman u d dcnly back In Sea Tribe, Page SB , , ( , . { , ‘ j • • . , ; • ' . M istakes doom Patriots By OBAN SMITH Herald 8 porta editor_____________ ALTAMONTE SPRINGS When dlacuaetaB'tfcq gems of fbotbaM ■pedal teams are very seldom mentioned. But when they have a bad night. for that matter, it or • was the torn Friday night Bfonr Field as the Lake y Patriots made ala errors tys lead dtrsdly to a king plays loss to the vtsltlng _ Apopka _ ‘ Iprlnga. *We shot ourselves In the root In the second half.* said Lake Brantley head coach George Clayton, who was coaching hit drat game since the retirement of veteran head man Fred Almon. *We made six kicking team mistakes and they (Apopka) got good field position and that waa the story of the game. "Our defense played well and I ■till think they are a week from being where we want them to be. Apopka's got a fine team, but I'm proud of my guya. We're very young and we gained some valuable experience tonight. We're going to make a statement tn the confernce and district aces." After a scoreless first quarter, the points game fast and furious in the second period. Three plays and 30-aeconda Into the second stanxa, quarterback Antortc Hughley snuck In from the one-yard line to cap a 87-yard drive to give the Blue Darters a 0-0 TVn Sptvsy (No. 1. left) caught thrse touchdown p a n ts and a two-point conversion. wMs Robtors Randal (No 24, right) rushsd for 78 yards, but I want tor Mary dropped a 19-14 decision to EdgswaX Lake Mary can’t hold lead By J IF 7 BERUN1CKB Herald Staff Writer ORLANDO _ Cory Cooper and Tim Spivey have been together for only one regular season game and have established themselves as Seminole County's lop aerial connection Friday night. Despite their three touchdowns. Lake Mary gave up an early lead and fell 29-23 at Edgewater Inst night. Cooper, playing his first regular season game, and Spivey, a senior transfer from Miami connected for three touchdowns as well as a two-point conversion, but It was Edgewater running back Maurice While who atole the headlines with a 232-yard effort and a Bee Patriots, Fogs 2B touchdown. For Lake Mary. It was a tough losa. The Raois are young and inexperienced ana came Into the game featuring a strong defense with lota at question marks on offense. Instead, It turned out to be quite the opposite. Cooper and Spivey were connecting. Robbie Randall waa piling up the yardage at running back and the Rams were loading up the scoreboard. Defensively, the Rams return nine starters from last year's team aa well as some strong transfers but While went wild, racking up huge chunks of yards aa Edgewater wiped out a 17-0 deficit tn a hurry. "I think we played excellent offensively but we have to work on our defense.’ Lake Mary coach Doug Pe9e# Rama, Page 2B Defense rises to o cca sio n for O vie d o By TORY PeBORMIBB Herald Correspondent OVIEDO _ Bock when Greg Register waa the defensive coordinator for the Seminole High School football team, the Fighting Semlnoles la's top regularly were among Central Florida'! defensive unite. Now In hla Oral year aa the head coach at Oviedo High School, Register is hoping the Lions will earn similar kudos. *We stress to the klde how Important the d.-fense la," aald Register after the Lions' 2b21 season-opening win over University Friday night. "Offense wins games but defense wine champlonshlpa. So we.'ve moved some of our best athletes over to the defensive side.* LAst year, the Lions had a reputation of playing defense with lie offense, controlling the clock and depending on outecorlng their opponents. This year. Register wants to dictate the flow of the game wtth the defense. On Friday night, they did. Trailing 2 M 4 In the third quarter. Oviedo defensive back Chad Miller picked off a Joel Heffelftnger pass at the University 30-yard line and returned it for a touchdown wtth 0:58 left In the period. Dan Dyke'a extra point Ued Uie score. On University's next series. Heffelftnger waa whistled for Intentional grounding when ne threw the ball array trying to avoid a sack. A couple of mlnutea later. Kenny Kayne Intercepted a Heffelftnger paaa near midfield. Five plays later, Jamie Scott (132 yards on 12 carries) scored on a 1-yard dive with 39 aeconda left In the quarter. Dyke kicked the Bee Lione, Page 2B Winter Park spoils opener for Lake Howell WINTER PARK _ Lake Howell got burned for a long touchdown aa the flrat half ended and the Silver Hawks never recovered as Winter Pork prevailed 27-18 Friday night at the newly renamed Larry Oergley Stadium. The Wildcats held just a 7-0 lead wtth one-second shearing on tbs clock when Brian Blankenship hit Greg Hobllck with a Id-yard scoring toss, making the halftime score 14-0. The TD was set-up on on interception by Kevin Wilts. Lake Howell had gotten on the board flrat when Jesse Hannon hit Victor Neapcca wtth a 10-yard ■coring strike, but the extra point try failed. FOR T H E B E S T C O V E R A G E OF S P O R T S IN YOUR Winter Park's first score came on a three-yard run by Lee Hall in the second quarter setting up the bliarre first half ending. The Wildcats increased their lead to 2 1-0 early In the second half on an 11 -yard touchdown scamper by Hall. The Sliver Hawks dosed to within 2 1 -1 0 In the fourth period on a six-yard run by Kawtka AREA, READ T H E SA N FO R D Mitchell and a 73-yard quarterback keeper by Hannon, but In each case the extra point try foiled. Winter Park closed out Uie scoring on another Blankenship to Hobllck pass of 30 yards. 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Lake Mary liurharkrr Cam Carter barely missed containing Coates at thr line before the quarterback took oil As quickly as the Hams Jumped out lo .1 hlg lead. Edgewater tied It A devastated Rams' team cantr out for thr third quarter, only lo have another drive stall badly After the trams traded punts. Edgewater rapped oil a 54-yard drive whrn Coates smirk lit from thr one and thr Eagles took thrlr llrsl lead. 23-17 after a two-point conversion failed Coales scored again on the Eagles next p os­ session. going 10 yards for a louihdown hot l.akr Mary countered with a 30-yard touchdown pass from C ooper to Spivey Down 29-23. thr Hams failed on an onaldr kick and held Edgewater to take possession at thrlr own 25 with I 25 remaining, hut Cooper missed on three passes and that was tt. The bright spots were few for the Hants Justin Wright had a hlg game at defensive track, making two touchdown-saving tackles hut It was Cooper that had Ihr biggest night for the Hams In Ills llrsl rrgular season varsity game. C o o ­ per went I0 for-2I for 166 yards three touch­ downs and no interceptions T in very Impressed with Cory." I’etcrs said *llr made a lot of good derisions hut we Just kept shooting ourselves In the foot " The Rams belter put that gun away before traveling to Lyman next week to take oil Ihr Greyhounds. Gamctlme is tit 7 30 p rn Continued from Page III lead vvliiili hci ami 7 O when Adam Smith added the extra point Hut I I st-im ills lolci Ihr sio tr was lied as hillhui k Hy.in Pagan look a hundoll and ran right up Ihr mlddllr lor HO voids on 1 hillrsl play allrr the kIt k oil and Shane Sravrr addrd the extra point to rvruthlngs up l ake llrantlry grohiird the lead lour minutes lalrr as thr I'otriols Devin (illllolum l re.oveiril an A|Mipko liimhlr al Ills own 19 and Ihr homr squad went on a seven play. 51 yard drive with quarterback lirlon Criswell coriylng Ihr hall in hum Ihtcr voids nut Sravrr added thr extra |Milut and l.akr llrantlry led 14 7 Thr Patriot* looked like Ihrv might increase thr Irad whrn a snruk (inside kli k was recovered by Michael •l.u ksnn and Ihr locals wrrr In business at Ihr Apopka 49 Lakr llruntlrv was driving hut Ihr attrinpl tailed when < llswrl tripped short ol a llrsl down on a fourth and two hum the 19 The llltir I>urlri s tisik advantage ol thr m om rnl'iin and scored the tying linn liilmvn with 2 OH trIt m ihr hall on a n-l yard si ol lug puss li ..11. Iluglilev to Krlth Jenkins Ih r pluv .11 liiallv looked like ,1 si tern 01 lliiir p.iss to Ihr silli-line lint Jenkins look the pigskin all the wav alter making the i.iH h Apopka took the trail uvri again on the hrst series alter Intermission as Rash.id lie. kel' rrm vrrrd his own Irammate s tumble m Ihr end /one to 1 .ip .1 10-play. 50-yuid drive Hut the score was only 20 I 4 as the exlra point was wide right Luke llrantlry finally lound Its offense mid-way through thr lourth quarter as Pal Mululls rrm vrrrd a llltir Darter lumhliwitli 6 I I remaining in the game uni Crlswrll siored Ihr lying touchdown three plats later on a 74 yard gallop oil a lake dive play into the line Hill Ihr Patriots tisi I.tiled to convert Ihr extra jxiliit and the gailir looked like II might go lo overtime It was not lo hr however as Apopka took thr ensuing kli koll and gained 72 yards on three plays to get thr hull dowtito thr I I yard line An 11-yard loss on the next play only slowed the att.nk lor a Dec I3-Erh IH, Central Zone Nov. 8-Jan. IH and South Zone Oct 25-Jun 4 Antlereaa Deer II aullerlrss deer prr day. 2 prr season. possession limit 2) Northwest Zone Dei 20-21. Central Zone: Nov 15 -16 and South Zone Nov. 1-2 Continued from Page IB extra jioint lor a 28 21 Linn Irad In Ole lour ih quarter linebacker Dusty Holloway ended one University drive by recovering a Cougar lumlrliUnlverr.ltys filial drive ended whrn llrllrllln grr disappeared urulrr Scott Williams and Dave llurkey on a fourth-anil- 15 play "Our olfrnsr moved Onhall when II had to and our defense came up with the hlg plays when wr needed them." said Register, soaking wrl allrr Fall turkey (bearded turkeya or gobblera only) I to 2 Season limit 2 1 Northwest Zone Nov 27-30 A De( 13-Jail 18. Central Zone Nov 8-Jan 4 and South Zone Nov 8-Jan I Spring turkey (bearded turkeys or gobblers only— shooting himis 1/2 hour helore sunrise to I p tit I II to 2 Season limit 2 I Northwest Zone Mar 21 Apr 26. C entral Zone Mar 2 1-Apr 26 and South Zone Mar 7 -Apr 12 Official Seasons* 1907-08 Special Hunting A rch ery: Northwest Zone Nov 21 23. Central Zone tk t 25 Nov 2; South Zone (H t 11-19 Legal to take deer having one or more antlers it Jr.ist hvi inches In length visible above the hairline, turkeys ol cither sex squirrels quail. rabbits, raccoons, upossums, coyotes, skunks. >//' S H U P E H i h -------------nutrias, heavers and wild hogs having a shoulder height of 15 inches or more In areas where hogs are legal game Special archery ft muxtleloadlng gun: Northwest Zone only: Fell. 19-Mar. I . Legal lo take: deer having one or more antlers ui least five Inches In length visible above (lie hairline. squirrels. quail. rabbits, rarcoons. opossums, coyotes, skunks, nutrias, beavers and wild hogs having a shoulder height of 15 Inches or more In areas where hogs arc legal game. • Seasons may management areas. vary on COMMUNE WITH FISHING FORECAST ,\> JIM wildlife SHUPE'S SCOOP HUNTING SEASON IS RIGHT AROUND THE CORNER. WHILE HUNTING THIS YEAR. TAKE TIME TO ENJOY YOUR minute as thr llltir Darters got tin- I I yards li.ti k on thr next play thr drive stalled alter three yard run. hut William Stewart nailed .1 23 yard Held goal lo glvr Apopka a 23-20 Irad One ol those kicking tram m in s thru killed thr putilots hiqies ns thr rustling kli k oil was lumhlrd and William llowiliail picked up thr lisise (mil and raced into thr entl/nnr Il .Mil Ihr 14 Strw uit addrd thr extra |mi|i i I and thr I Hue D.ntris f • A> Bass fishing la challenging due to Ihr high water. Follow the birds, such ax herons, to find feeding spots Follow creeks where they drain out into pasture areas also. Snook season Is hrrr. and Sebastian Inlet Is the place lo hr for llsh lo 20 pounds. Large live shrimp and finger mullet are the top halls. One-ounce jigs are the best artificials. Old timers tip their Jigs with a plastic worm for added enticement. Snook and tarpon are also nrtlvr bark In the Sebastian River. Captain Jack at Fort Canaveral rcporls great offshore action with king mackerel from the buov line to 1‘cllcan Flats Slowtrolling live ball Is the top lartlr. Dolphin are scattered. Inside the I'o r l. expert sheepshead and flounder. Troul and rrdflsh are rated as gixxl on Ihr Hals of the Hanana anil Indian Rivers Ponce Intel Is featuring fits! action with sheepshead on live shrimp or fiddler crabs. Drum, redflsh. a few flounder, and Jack crevallc are also roaming the rocks Trout and redflsh arc ruled as good In Moaamta.LagQflh Well fans, have you r v n eat crow? heard Ihr phrase, 1 - : * \ KA Look for Blake lo have a Held day ivltli (his obviously o verra ted li.dflrnore iliih . Brngsls By the way. it wasn't actually my srlrclliin ll wax my i,PW collragur Thor lhal fell strongest dhout Ihr pick Tills week I will take Ills ailvti r much less seriously Overall wr did very well against Ihr spread and hojir lo iiinOiiur ihr winnings this week , l,lr ‘ hsapiHilnlmrnt with (hr LOCK F THE WEEK wr had a very exr lllng week of fonthall Ih r llurcanrrrx. ax preillr ted by Hits wilier not only hear the 49rrs taut .... . ,,|pp|e,| lor Ihr year Ttir llrfrn sr lx Mill (here, wr need tltllrr lo xfrp up to Ihr plnlr arid (triform It we plan lo make II to the playoffs By far thr ttiosl Imprr-txlvr jtrrforiniiui r fie longs to Sanford x own Jeff Iflakr Way down In hr fluid qtiMtirr easy lo quit and take the loss hr Ird his tram In one i f the first com ebacks vr srrn since Buffalo uvrrcnmr a 32 point half llltir drill II In hrul the Ollrrx in tlir p|.( \ offs a few yraix hark < ongralulatliiiix in .fell and Ills family 1 think f e l l lie pleasantly s iiip ils n l with the Hrng.ils i i ii i tills yrnr I'lavulls l iking a look aioiiud tloin l.i Hie Dolpluus Ollrnse liHiknl aiiruili in tlim vt< tory m n i|,e ‘ oils Iml don f Win f y fills is a well • na. Im l "■•'UI With enough talent m May in llie i.u e well Into D rirm h rr lamk lor Mailno to have a pi.ml 'lav against the o ile is tomorrow NEW O R LE A N S (-2) VS. SAN DIEGO M IA M I f-OJ V 8 . TENNESSEE Hie Oilers running game will pnsr serious problems for the damaged Dolphin drfrnsr Ed die George looks like hr may hr thr Real Deal, hut I'm not convinced Whether tie Is nr nut. Marino Is h a r k e d Into a "in te r and will riunr out firing Dolphins 24. Oilers 17 D E T R O IT ( 8 ) VS. T A M P A B A Y Thr Lions looked weak against Htr Falcons Iasi week wftllr the fines gained much nrrdrd i oiillitriii r If Dtlfrr can do anything heifer Ihaii Hirer in­ fen rptfons. w ell gel our srriind upset in a row Hie B uis running game will explode on Hie ar ttlli lal turf Buccaneers 23. Lions 17 J A C K S O N V IL L E ( 6 J VS. N.Y. O IA N T 8 Air you serloux? The Jaguars will fills game lint they have no htislnrxx giving uj> six jxilntx the l.l.m is heat a very gixsl Eagles tram last week lake the |Hitnts Jaguars 27. Olanla 24 NEW Y O R K JE TS f-S) VS. BU FFALO obviously the fnsikles are convinced that the M s ate a giNal tram Itn mil. hut my beloved Bills are so had that this may hr a good her the lets will lie looking lit .ivrngr years of .liaise fry Hits Bills Irani Jels 27. Bills 13 C IN C IN N A T I (1 J A T B A LTIM O R E Possible LOCK OF THE WEEK selr.lm n „s Hie talented Bengalis travel lo Hie wr self ids trull Havens Nest Speaking of Hie Chargers, they are very had As a rule. Hie Saints should never give any points, lull Dltka gives Hie fans something to parly about tomorrow After thr heartbreak In S| l.nnls the Saints ‘•re eager to lastr victory c .i|ini style Saint* 27. Chargers 13 SAN F R A N C IS C O (-5) A T ST. LOUIS Rodney Dangrrfield Imd it right "No re s ju ii Thr Rammles wm last week Hie Nlners lose laud lose thrlr two best players) Hie game is at St Louis, and Hie Rammles are siill underdogs It |ust doesn't seem right take the (mints and deal a blow for the little guy Rama 18. 4 0 rr* P IT T S B U R G H ( 6 ) VS. W A S H IN G TO N Sure Hie S lrelrr* may bounce hark for thrlr Cowboy thrashing, hut against ihr Redskins • I IXJN'T THINK SO If angers rnr that rvrryonr is so hesitant about giving this team credit they a ir a good young tram Redaklna 27. Bteefera 24 DENVER (- 6 ) AT S E A TTLE Thr sciimlmg Sealiawks at home sounded great Inst week. Iml thr llroni os are m il'll bet Irr than thr Jets who brat them 11 3 I still (hlnk Seattle makes llie play oils hut the run starts next week Ktway is never Mat two weeks in a row Broncos 82. Seahawk* 6 it guess the Broncos as twice ax good as Hie .lets) GREEN BAY (-7J AT PHILADELPHIA With a quartrrhai k ronirovrtsy in Plnlly Hie "in fld rn t Parkers should roll they nerd to find a way to control Ihr run hrrausr they areiit l.u Ing a passing game Tony Guru arid i S|mkr with f a n e Wednesday morning look lor a return to llie deep passing Tribe Brian Criswell scored on a 74 yard run and led a strong offensive etlort but Lake Brantley was victimized b errors and lell lo Apopka 30 20 the obligatory water cooler dunking celebration "Thr kids pl.ivrd an outstanding game Wr vr been praetlc trig them real hard and II paid off tonight.' While the Lion defrnsr was forrlng the Cougars to punt live tunes in the first quarter. Ihr Oviedo offense put seven points on the hoard midway through opening frame as Scull sprinted 59 yards for a touchdown University llrd the score In Ihr second quarter whrn Jacques Cozarl reached the rniUone on a 10-yard dash. Oviedo went hark on top. 14-7, ns Josh Cullen conneeled with Brian Register on an 8-ynnl touchdown pass play with 51 seconds left before halftime. But the Cougars, aided by a pair of Lion penalllrs. quickly moved downfleld anil srnrril with 13 seconds remaining on a 2 1-yard llelfcIflngrr-to-Kclth Wluilley pass. The point-after kick was wide, leaving the Lions up 14-13 at the break. University took Its only Irad of the game two mlnulrs Into the third quarter whrn Whatley ran thr 08-yard dash In 12 seconds. Hr sprlntrd the llrsl 45 yards or so lo gel by thr Lion defensive backlirld. caught a pass from Hlffelflnger. and raced the final 50 yards Into the end zone. Heffelflnger passed lo Adam Kennedy for the two-point conversion and a 21-14 Cougar advantage. ‘ It was a great team effort.* said Register, ’ ll was |ust it great win. T in very fortunate lo have an outstanding coaching staff. Three of our roaches •• Paul Greer. Kenny Kroog. and Ken Cain •• have 50 years al Oviedo High School between them Amt our other two roaches •• Troy Kesslngrr and Hairy Coleman •• .lie both graduates of Ovlrdo High School They do a great Job * Next week, thr I.tons open thrlr Seminole Atliletli ('on frretire and GA-Dlstrbt 4 schedule whrn Ihry travel to t.ake Howell uons as. c o c o a h s at Cnlve rally 0 13 s o O vlrdo 7 7 1 *0 2A rival B u s iit i () J Scoil XU uni I[>>kr kli hi b Cururl 10 mu tlUiicrn hi, hi Hrglrlri H |u u (torn Cullrii lt>>hr Oscoad Quarter O hick I U WTlltlry i t ihkh whirl from ltrnrlflii|tn Third g u r ln l: •• Wliallry OH )>»>• from llrltrlllnyri iKrilurily pact liotn HrOrlllngrrl f) Miller 30 Interception irtiin i ilShc hlc hi O • J Scon I run Ithyhr hi. hi Fourth Quarter No » ( 01 ln| Team Stallalice First downa _ llulveielly 1.1 Oviulo l.l Ruahea yarda bnlvrieuy in .1 / irvlntn 40-284 F a ilin g _ Unlvrially 15-31 a llvin lo 1 11 0 Faaalng yard! lln lvrielly 240 Ovlrilo 50 Fumhlea loel Unlvrially 5 I o u n iu I 3 Renames.yarda lUilvrilaly O liO Ovlrilo 7 55 * Runle averaga Unlvrially 7 34 I. Ovlrilo 6-37 3 Individual Stallatlca RUSIIINO •• Unlvrially. Corail 10-82. Frier 4 1 . MrlTrinnger 3 Imlnna 41 Ornmaik Mmlnua 121 Ovlrdo. J Scoli 12-132. E Wilson 0-52. Oiayaon 10-41 Qulnltrn 3-40. L Jackson 2 14. Cullen 5 8 RAS8IN0 Unlvrially. Ilrnrinugri 14 25 2, 232. Driunaik 1-6 0. 14. Ovlrdo Cullru 3 1 1 0 . 50 RKCBIVtNO •• Unlvrially. W liallry 4 ­ 141. Llltir 8 43. Lrplcler 2 34. Matvey I10. Kennedy 1-7. Corail 1-5. Ovlrdo, llriiu rll 130. Hrglalrr 2-20 FURTIHO Unlvrially. Haiiarn 7­ 230. 34 I; Oviedo. Dyke 8 224. 37 3 . • 3 V- O A K LA N D ( 5) VS. K A N S A S C IT Y Probably Hie must "in ipetitiye game ol the week llie Raiders need to show where all the money they s|>ent went, while the ( hlels arr .... (Ies|»erate to proye Ihry- still lieloni* In the up|ter ranks of Hie Ni l. Monday night Is a (terlei t venue lor this one Mari ns Allen loye-t llie x|mlllght. and so do (lie Haiders Al dors not tolerate losing on national television, so wall It lor the Raiders to he (day. log and coar tilng like their Jolts depend on II. Ihry do I have lo go with llie ('healers. I mean Raid ers Iml admit my California days play a major pari In my decision Raiders 28. Chiefs 13 l-.l'h week I release my patented LOCK OF THE WEEK selection Tills is the game that a l­ ter researilt amt >ontemplatlon I (eel most >orilldeiit passing on to mv readers as a "heavy play selet t|on " Alter Iasi week s ambush lit Seattle we all have some ground lo make up Wli.it hrllrr jil.it e to do ii Hiatt a return lit the Pai Kit Northwest'* The Seah.twks have lu lie mentally wounded .tiler being he.ilrn by a bunch ol kills while Denver is leellng extremely ronlldenl In seinnd gear I in going with DENVER (-5) OVER SEATTLE as they shill Into third gear I still like the Seahawks tu make the playolls hut the Broncos are a sure thing I u|uy Hie games tnuinrruw anti don t worry about mowing llie lawn Hal tv It’ll gist grow bat k C a re e rs C ontinued from Page III thr hall game and Hailing •uly 13 7 Seminole x final drive nt tbr hall was a passing alt.uk that prisluted llltir tuft gave llrsl year quartrrhai k Garrett (.old smith and wide rri elver t rn k Htniih an o|>|Mirliiiiitv to show oil a little the Soles moved to the l yIlian 39 Iml would not get any i lose hr lore Ihr hall Die Grryliiiinid d rlrn sr i auir onto the held lor the sn mid hall. rrady In play and ton ed Ihr Notes to pout alter only two first downs despite a 79 yard reception Hv SriuHi on a Intirlh down Krause was again liilr n eptrd. tills lime hy Ar tin k Fisitman Loot man was mpuril dining *umnier prnctlce and returned to thr held (or thr llrsl lime last night Although hr Is nut rxi rp tlonally large. Footman was thr powerhouse ol thr drlrnsr tackling like a linrh.ti krr and remaining lit thr la irs ol Hie Lyman rrcrlvrrs all evening *1 feel like I did a pretty good job tonight * Footman said "Mv ankle was still a little sore s o I hojie to work It out anil (day even better next week " Seminole was uo.ihlr to make anything ol their possession and M iCall and his olfrnM vr took thr Itrld Ih r Grryhnuitds moved thr hall thanks to M cCalls 14 yards rushing and 10 yards passing Thr running hack took a pass (rotii Krause and tliirw It) yards downllrlil for a reception and a first down Lyman, however, turned the hall ovrr aftrr a missed 52 yard Held goal attempt Howard scored Seminole s third touchdown on thr nrxt drive, hut w.ts stoj>|M-d on a two point conversion attempt On ills way to thr score. Howard rnrnrd Ills game total 124 yards rushing Knights 110 yards boosted thr Nolrs On thrlr (Inal possession ol thr evening, thr Greyhounds traveled 73 yard In srorr a touchdown and close the score to 19-14 Seminole squashed the rally, recovering the rustling onside kick. Seminole ran out the clock and left the Held with thrlr first victory o f the year. An Impressive Seminole o f­ fense was overshadowed hy the extraordinary defensive unit. Lyman's passing attack was very productive, but could have been devastating fur thr Srmlnotes If It weren't for the secon­ dary. ‘ Luckily we had Arttlck hack for thin game und that allowed us lo use Raines and Sinlllt on both sides." Seminole coach Jim Worthington said. ‘ The couching stall hns done a great Job with tjie defense and Footman Is a true competitor who Is a greal leader, lie's definitely the hrst free safety we have and I think the defense will be (>owrrful all season. The whole team did a great Job.* Next up for Lyman is a home game against Lake Mary, Friday at 7:30 p.m. The Notes will also play n( home against W orthing­ ton's former team. Pine Ridge. Thnt game Is also Friday al 7:30 p.m D A LLA S ( 9) A T A R IZ O N A Ax milch as I hale in admit it. the Cowboys are back They seem to he having fun a g a in , will* Il spells trouble lor a lowly opponent like llie ( arillnals the Cardinals drlrtisr. whli h gave up a 21 point lead lo the liengats. will have a terrible nine trying to coulaln Alkman Watch lor hloorlslierl In Oils one My fiat Is oil to Barry ■Bartender" Switzer, you golla love the guy Cowboys 41. Cardinals 24 The C olls rimy have Inst Iasi week lull fliey provrrl they are Mill a good team iniirli In iter limn Hie Chargers Thr Palsies may have pounded San Diego tint Hie Colts may do the same today I like the (HrlritH. and thr upset Colts 23. Patriot* 17 going 2-0 ns they travel In play Delrnlt. a leant that had a dliniult time dlspi using of the lowlv Pali mis last week Let's take a look at tomorrow's selirilolr anil lliiil some winners Packers 42, game in open llils one up early Fsgles 74 30. Ravens 18 NEW EN G LAN D ( 5) A T IN D IA N A PO LIS 'n M i 1" ” ^ , rt' 1 ,,lr “ helping ol Sealiawk the Seattle Irani, dr.xpllr my lilgli e x p rtla Donsjm d praise, were whip,H-d by an ujistait New York Jets team I apologl/r to any of you that may have lost yonr wager due to mv atlvit e ' ‘ike comfort In (lie fait that you w e ir n i alone Hie Jagllais needed even break lliey m iilil gel to brat Hie Ravens last week lint they dill get Hie win All they waul to do Is keep ||„ Wheels on long enough lo pet lininnell l,.i. k .u qii.ilterli.il k And finally the first train in llo iiil.i Hie Tampa llay B u ic.iu rris got .m im|Hiilanl r.oly srason win fliey ll.ive ,u eM ellent i |lain e ....... ' • * * L e led 30 20 with I 03 lell on thr ( lock Any thought o! a mlrai It1 ninrliaik ended 1111 Ihr next kli k till as thr Patriots look the ki Ik Iml •.111 oul ol tmiinds .it thrlr own l(> "Wr II grt better ‘ said t I,n Ion "Wr have a tot ol new player* Wr lost 17 lo graduation two vrars ago and another IH last vr.11 Its haul t>. irp l.n r that lll.mv people tills List Hill wr have a lot o| t.ileut that will learn to pl.iv " Lions SURROUNDINGS AND NATURE OUTDOORS •Lake Mary In vita tio n a l al Lake Mary High School. Mulches st.nt at H a ill and go until 1 h.iinplnnshlp al 6 30 p in at New Patriots Hunting season dates released orricial 1997-08 Resident Game Hunting Seatons* General gun (antlered white-tailed deer and wild hogs where wild hog* are d eta in ed aa game). 12 lo 4 deer and I to 2 Hogs ) Northwest Zone Nov 27-30 ft IIIA Recreation Softball College Football Adult Basketball ‘ llu xkrlball Hull of Walt Dlm iry o ilil'a I Irldhutixr I It \ Recreation Soccer Prop Cross Country I»• II. *• t N- v* 30 What’s Up in the NFL 1997....Week 2 W H A T ’S HAPPENING * I \* ( \K Sunday. Soptonibnr T. to' i f In Trunk Dri v in g NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY! • L o c a l 15 D a y C D L T r a i n in g * F u ll T u it i o n R o im b u r s o m o n t • J o b P la c e m o n t \ * T r a i n F u ll T im o O r -M T P a rt T im o Truck Driver Institute, Inc. • 610 Aaro Lana a Sanford, FL 8 Q Q - 5 5 4 7 T R 4 (jfr i a v o o < T .7 V ' » r r E T J A I-A L A I h o u s e s F u l Car d timutcadmg from FL CA KY NY PA Lyman star running back Tank McCall (No 4 white uniloim) evades a Seminole tackier during ttie Greyhounds 19 14 season opening loss night at Tliomas E Wbtgltam Field Friday s r r HARNESS Pompano Ha/ol Park. Meadows MondowVinds McCall leads improved Lyman YonhoiS rushing <in Ihr o|>rnlitg drive til thr set rind hall qu.irlrrhar k Milan Krause tnssril the halt Hi Mi Call lur a pHkup whir h hr!|>e(l set 0 (1 .1 Lyman flrlrl goal McCall (in kerl tip 10 yards passing Wr are leellng good about rvrrylhm g and wr w rrr rrady lo play lonlghl Next game wr arr |nst going to work harder Wel l look at game Him. evaluate and see where wr nerd to adjust things.* McCall said Lyman Irlrd In r ut tire drill it m Ihr lourth quarter anil Mr Call contrlliutril four yards lor thr Greyhounds' second tout hilnwn drive Thru, wllli only live minutes lell Mr ( all said tir was hoping for a turnover to stay lu Ihr game, lint lie d u ll" get it and ihr Greyhounds tell In 0 I Lyman coat'll Larry Maker said. "I Hunk wr liavr tremendously Improved Iroill last season and I feel coillldrut In thr players " By Courtney Leffew I Irr .till ( nrrc*|Miiidrnt SANFORD Lyman srnlttt. lank Mt < all is looking In Ir.ttl tils tram ti.uk intu what inutd hr a promising srason nltei a disappointing 3 7 irm rd last yrat Last night l.ytnan Inst 19 I t In Srinllinlr in Its Hist game til Ihr season despite an Im pirsslvr etlort Ity the (tinning hark In the llrsl qiiatlrr. Met all began Ills evening with .in 11-yard gain During the second drive lie bail a reception antlpli kerl up 18 limn- yards Wr r amr tip short nil sjtri till Iranis flitdrlrnslvr w.ts a llltir lilt ol a let down hut overall wr playt-d well." Mr Call said Lyman s|>rnt the night passing thr hall yet McCall managed In rack up 53 yaids WED thru SAT 7:30 PM THUR8 ft SAT. NOON: SUN t PM Aiso Simulcast from Uwrt and Dana Jar Aiar u x n c iiK r c w w o o v u X A l | Chang's Hapkido Academy GRAND OPENING DEMONSTRATION Free Admission Saturday. 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While visiting London. Jran Clontx. her daughter Lisa. Gall Stewart and her daughter Shanan. took the chunnel excur­ sion. a Idttle more than a 3hour trip, from London to Ports for n visit to the exciting world capital. They were surprised and devastated when the news of Diana's death was snnounced on television. *!t was shocking, 'G all said. 'K ind o f like when Kennedy was sssastnstcd.' Jean said,’ We took the very same route." They both talked about their eerie feelings when they saw the path the princess took on television. The mothers and daughters went to London where Shan an. a law student, took summer d osses at Oxford University. And now the young barristerto-be hns returned home and la enrolled at Thomas Cooley Law School in Lansing. Mich. Shanan met several students from this school at Oxford and they influenced the southern belle to come Join them up North. So. she did. While at Oxford. Shanan visited Parliament And got to meet several British dignitar­ ies. "She loved lt.‘ Gall said. She had a nice summer and did well in her courses.' The day that Gail and Sha­ nan went to Oxford. Jean and t.isa took a chance and ven­ tured to the Wimbledon lennla matches. Jean said she a l­ ways watched these matches on television, and finally got to see the famous event. The highlight o f the trip, she said, was "to literally kit there and watch some matches." The saw the Novotna-Fernandes match and the end at the Boris Becker match. In London, the four women hired a driver and covered the sites such as Buckingham Pal­ ace. the Tower of London, con­ structed in 1008 A.D., St Paul's Cathedral. Westminister Abbey , the pub scene and other sights. The Eiffel Tower and the Louvre were the main attrac Uons In Parts. All admit they plan to return to London. In the meantime, turn-i seems to be fair ploy. Dr. Frank Clontx and Dr. Roger Stewart went to Scotland, without their wives, last week to play golf, accompanied by about 18 others. They returned Wednesday and sold many events In Orest Britain were cancelled due to Diana's death. The outpour of public emotion was unreal, according to frank. Jean said about the People's Princess. "It's so asd. It's a l­ most like losing a family member." BRIDAL LUNCHEON HONORS CATHT HALL Catherine "Cathy" Hall, daughter of Judge Wallace Hall and the late Julia Hall and brldc-clect of Daniel Hayes uf Orlando, waa the guest of honor at a bridal luncheon. Saturday. Aug. 30. tn the pri­ vate dining room o f Deltona Inn. Uaa Oontx ( ML In leg phate| and M— n 1 of Buckingham Palace In London «*■ § M r mome, Jean Ctonti (ML In Hostesses for the delightful noon event were: Wynelle Lanier. Lucy Layer. Juanny Mercer. Nancy Morgan and Ann Reynolds. arrangement of spring flowers centered the beautifully appointed table which also fea­ tured elegant lighted canclea. The menu Includucd chicken salad, various fresh summer fruits, rolls, rainbow sherbet, cookies. Iced tea and coffee. The hoatesa gift to the hon- oree was a 10 -piece act of French white earning Ware and the table arrangement. Cathy presented each hoatesa with a act o f ata bottled de­ signer fragrances. The wedding will be an event of Saturday, Sept 37, at Reeves Memorial United Meth­ odist Church, Orlando. Invited guests were: Tracy Albert, future stepmother of the bride: Mary Hayes, future mother-in-law; Evelyn Tarver, the brkte’s maternal grand­ mother: Diana Julian, the brutes aunt: Edna Hall, the brute's paternal gandatothcri right photo) and Qal Stewart N lfto shoppes In London. From London, it waa Parte ter the Americana. cakes, plea and cookie under the command of Elaine Spalding. These goodies will be sold at reasonable prices to raise more hinds for the Lions' ^TtckeuTare available at the door or from any Lions mem­ ber.. RANT ROT HONORED If there were such s thing as little fellows making their de­ buts. then Heath Theodore Rivers made his Sunday. Aug. 31, beginning at the First United Methodist Church. After he was baptised by Pastor Beth Fogs-Miller in the prestivee of about 48 family memventured bers. the in Lake af ton er's maternal grandparents. Linda and Jim Terwtlteger. far an af­ ternoon o f "food, fellowship and celebration.* according to the maternal meat gandmother. Selma Willlama. Hosts were the the 3 and I/3-manth-old baby’s parents, Nancy and Noy Rivers. Two boats were available far the eats to enjoy water sports £ie entire afternoon while taking time out for snacking. Paternal grandparents are Somchlt and Albert Rivers and paternal great grandpar­ ents ore Mary Nancy and' James Terwllleger. GEORGIA TURNS 84 Georgia Chorpentng ccle-brated her 04th birthday. Sept. I Co sn l« Hayes. Bride-elect Cathy Hal (third from right) wtti boatn m i at ■ bridal luncheon (from Ml) Juanny Marcar, Lucy Layer, Nancy Morgan, Via honor guest, Arm Reynokte and WyneSe Lanlar. The Sanford Uona Chib Is gearing up for the annual 1Spaghettl Dtaaer scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 37, from 4 to 8 p m . at the Sanford Ctrtc Cen­ ter. According to Cecil Taylor, the 85 donation Includes all the spaghetti, you can cat with drinks included. Dessert la extra. Uon Harold Hlghamlth le once again chairman o f the kitchen committee. He will don his ch efs hat and take charge. Several other Lions 1st him In preparing the garlic bread, etc. Lion Altetnoee le in charge drinks, tea. coffee and punch. Lkma and their spouses will prepare baked goods Including OeMng In gear to dMi 141 apaghett at * » Sanford Uons dub's annual Opagh—I Miner are (from M l) Coin Russel, chairman; Or. Robert J. HfHkisat ■ u s s lA u a i u u l l 1 —- —e-4 eat-— «di al i i ksan WTwItj pfMfoflnl inCi H®fOW rwOWnMn, ColiniWl. Musical Mobley reaches the top Sherwood Mobley was tn the city recently visiting with his mother. Mrs. Freddie M. Mobley, and other family members. It was a great pleasure to hear o f the great professional progress being accomplished by Mobley since he Joined the Greenwood Symphony Or­ chestra as a music personal operations manager. His life Is quite busy having to spend week nights at local hotels In GreenvtUe. S.C. and the com ­ mute back and forth to Decs- SANFORD MARVA HAWKINS Tur, Ga. where he and bis wife" lived before moving to Green­ ville. Mobley and hi* wtfs have now moved into their lovely new home and he no longer has to commute. Sherwood has been musi­ cally Inclined all of hla Ufa. He to a native o f Sanford and Is the youngest of the five Mobley children. His muitcal attention aa a teenager went to the love o f being a drummer. Aa a young man he had the oppor­ tunity to travel to Europe with a group o f high school musi­ cian* from every state In the country. After high school he chose to further hie musical education by attending Berkley College of Music. After one year be transferred to the Boston Con­ servatory to concentrate on o r­ chestral percussion His career in music began In Atlanta In 1076 after gadu ation. He taught percussion at several colleges and was a freelance musician. After per­ forming with regional orches­ tras and a tour o f Broadway, he played with several big name artists such os Frank Si­ natra, Sammy Davie, Jr., Ola­ the Knight and Diana Rosa. In 1081 Mobley felt the need to further hla musical career. He moved back to Boston to begin his gaduata work at the New England Conservatory. Af­ ter two years with hla master's degree, be began to audition. Hla first big Job sent him to Maracato, Venexuela aa a per­ cussionist Ha aaenmed the du­ ties aa principal timpanist. Af­ ter a successful season and many exciting experiences, he left venexuela ana returned to Atlanta where he was married to Debbie In 1087. Mobley began a teaching ca­ reer again and performed in orchestras throughout the re­ gion. Highlighting the career of Mobley,v who has achieved many musical successes, has been tbs honor o f being a staff musician at Ebentacr Baptist Church where the Dr. Martin Luther King. Jr. grew up. Being active In the musical arena. Mobley Joined the Greenville Symphony as the principal timpanist tn 1001 . Her ssrved on tbs 0 8 0 and Hangs Manning Commit- ' ■>‘V �a . > W* . ...... U; . Sanlord Htrtld, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, 8eptsmb«r 7, 1007 • •■ ift of art lessons paid off By SOBAX WBNNBX Herald SUIT Writer Donna Higgins doesn't let all work and no play dominate her Ufe. Although very devoted to her Job aa a clerk with the Seminole County Courthouse where she works with MaryAnn Morse, Higgins still makes plenty of time for pen and ink drawings and toll paint* Uig...two hobbles that bring joy to tier day. Higgins began her art some seven years ago. "My husband wanted to gtve me aomethlng as a gift that would last a little longer than most gifts,' she said. ’ He gave me art lesaons. Allloon Louisa Church, Lawronco Rood Morgan Church-Morgan Charles and Sheoron Church of Winter Springs .announce the engagement of their daughter. Allison Louise Church of Sanford, to Lawrence Reed Morgan of Altamonte Springs, son of Lawrence and Jackie Mor­ gan of Naplea Horn In Orlando, the bride-elect la the paternal granddaughter of William and Mary Alice Church of Orlando. Ms Church la a 1002 graduate of Oviedo High School nnd is cm- ployed aa an administrative assistant. Her fiance. bom In Naples, la the maternal grandson at Clarence and Mary Alice Montgomery and the paternal grandson of Mr. and Mrs. BX. Morgan of Tampa. He is a 1977 paduate of Naplea High School, attended Florida State Uni­ versity and la employed ms a chief executive officer The wedding will be an even! of May 2. 1998. at 2 p.m. He supted me up for classes. It cost him a lot of money, but I enjoyed It and still do. That was seven years ago.* Although Higgins started sewing Raggedy Ann dolls complete with the embroidered *1 Love You* on the chest, her creativity blossomed when she began classes. She then launched out Into pen and Ink and tole painting. Much of her work la for sale and displayed at Back Door Crafts on the corner of First Street and Palmetto Avenue. She and another woman share a small booth with beautiful work Inside. Higgins took lessons locally at Kustom Krafts and also at Lake Mary's Creative Design. *1 remember my first tole paint­ ing.* she said. 'When I took lessons at Kustom Krafts. I made a swan towel holder for the bathroom. Now I have n friend that cuts out a lot of my wood for my tole painting I learned acrylic nnd oils nnd how to make landscapes at Creative Design. 1 had always wanted to do reflections on the water and I learned that there too.* A recent frst of which Hig­ gins Is very proud was died ns a twin sue bed that she deco- After studying art for seven years, Donna Higgins has left her mark In art circles. rated with (ole painting *1 Just houses and then watercolor tole-painled on a twin bed for them in. I am learning watermy granddaughter,* said Hig­ colors on my own.* gins. T h e background on (hr Little cottages were men­ headboard had daisies and tioned os another favorite too. violets and on the footboard I Higgins Is a member of the pointed a breexy look with a Creative Artist of Central teddy bear sitting under a tree Florida, as well ns. the Na­ wllh butterflies all around * tional Chapter. She added Hint According lo Higgins, she members of the club recently reslly likes to 'paint Just about palmed on a mural on the anything* but she does like to children's wall nl the Ronald crcatr Santa Clauses From McDonald House. *lt has an two foot high In stand up ones, under the sen whimsical theme she krrps a till of variety For wllh sea horses nnd fishes.* her pen nnd Ink work she ad- she said. milled ihnt her theme is Imd A very unusual hobby that houses. ‘ I like lo do bird­ Higgins nnd her husband also enjoy was cited os 'gold min­ ing*. They are port of a Qoid Miners Club out of Oeorgla with a membership of over 300 people. 'We've been doing this' for eight years.* she said. *WeVe never found the big nugget yet. but It's a lot of fun. I wear rubt>er galoshes and keep looking. We do it about four times a year.* , Higgins and her husband. David, have been married for 30 years. They have two daugh­ ters. Shari, and Lori and three grandchildren. They have been Sanford residents for 13 years. P TA meet chills out at ice cream social LANK MARY MARY ROWELL Alberta Carlton from Page 4S 8 . It haa been a week of lunch­ eon# and other celebrations for he charming, petite Indy whose middle name Is activity. When you see Oeorgla. always expect a hug and a nig smile. This remarkable woman grades papers far the commu­ nity prison ministry, volun­ teers at the Christian Shoring Center, is a 'pink lady" with Columbia Medical Center Sanford, la a member of Mi­ mosa Circle of the Sanford Garden Club Inc. and la a member of Rcbeknh CUcle of 'the First United Methodist Church where she is very ac­ tive. Born In Fordyce. Ark.. Geor­ gia moved to Sanford out of high school. She recnlla work­ ing for Churchwell'a dry goods store on First Street and drove | *4 atjuvj^P' v *’ a Seminole County school bus for 23 years. *1 quit at 83.' ahe said. ALtEJtTA TU R N t BO Alberta Carlson wlU celerate her 90th birthday. Sept. S. Her family began arriving Thursday for her big day. At 90. Alberta belongs to a canasta group who play ca­ nasta every Thursday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. She will also be entertained by these card players who arc Jackie Partain. Mildred McKendree. Edith Myers. Mary Jo Cochrane and Lucille Clark. Alberta, mother of three daughters, moved lo Sanford after she retired as an Indus­ trial nurse at age 63. She la a member of the Flrat United Methodist Church. She was born Sept. 8 . 1908, In Penflrld. Pa. • The following births were re­ corded at Columbia Medical Center at Sanford: August 6 • Nakesha Lowery and John Martin, Sanford, Boy; Ju­ lie and Oary Underwood, Del­ tona. Boy; DeShunda Shuler, Sanford, Olrlt f Tawanna McCauliey and Amlck Foot­ man, Sanford. Girl; Kate and Lula Noboa. Deltona, Olrl August • - Yasha and Edward Bilckhouoe, Deltona, Girl. August 0 • Mignon Griffin, Sanford, Boy; Joy and Michael Laney, Lake Mary. Boy; Sandra Owen and Craig Rodsak, San­ ford. Gtrli Allison Reynolds and 'James Powell. Sanford. Boy; Celeste Herman and Edmund .Ward, Winter Springs. Boy ligust 10 • Natasha and Rob■* Bradley. Sanford. Boy aM I I - Bobbin Brooks and ik Carter, Sorrento. GUI ust 10 * Lynette Hale and Baker. Casselberry, Boy; ra and Lula Banabrla, Del___ U Boy; LuJuana Sacks and Michael Stoalewtcs, DeLand. Boy; Sandra Hopwood and Eveiett Tlllotoon, Winter Springs. OUl August 14 • Fay and Scan Henny. Sanford. Boy, Deem McKee and Jeremy McCrea, Sanford, OUl August IB • Kimberly and Mi­ chael Morin. Sanford. Boy August 18 • Tonya Flaherty and Maurice Washington. Deltona. Boy* Debra and Herbert Fulka, Deltona. OUli Natalie Forbes and Kyle Sikes, Deltona. OUl The following births were re­ corded at Florida Hospital) August 11 • Prise Us Rodrigues. Casselberry. OUl; Patricia and Richard Lovering. Jr., Longwood. Boy; Sarah and David McVltUe, Sorrento. GUI August 10 • Jennifer and Cullen Chesser. Winter Springs. Boy; Sharon Springer and Michael Morgan. Longwood, Boy August IS • Anita and Kerry McCoy, Longwood, OUl August 14 • ■ Vanessa and MeMn Barnes, Sanford. GUI; Barbara and William Webb.Ul. Longwood, Boy; Karen Vaughn and Judd Nicosia. Casselberry, Girl; The Lake Mary Elementary PTA haa been buoy fundraising lo help the school buy new playground equipment. The most recent fund raiser ended Sept. 3. the day after the PTA's meeting and Ice cream social. The school la still In need of more money for the equipment. The amount of money available determines the amount of equipment that enn be pur­ chased. Funds for the equip­ ment need to be turned in by the first part of December. If you would like to contribute to the purchase of the playground equipment. Just send your do­ nation to Lake Mary Elemen­ tary. 132 S. Country Club Rd.. Lake Mary. FL 32746. Just make a note on the check that It's for playground equipment. In other news, the school can earn money If people send In their General Mills cereals 'Box Tops For Education*. The MaaMMoMkriawr Students study plcturss and documanta surrounding Laks Mary history program has been expanded (Ills year to Include lops from Fruit Roll-ups. Jnnls Lull. PTA Bss Rowell, Page 8 B �- Santofd M*f«id. Sanlord, Florida - Sunday, Saotambar 7. 1M7 E IT ' ;v,’ ; V *7 A . .1 • . f.1ffH W B B B U IK tf £ liasBRtpJSTiify:; ■ ,7 yi'llf' - / iJrsP krii.iiS K * .. MORNINO Letters full of memories make father’s last birthday his best DEAR ABBY: I mad • IsUsr Ut your column that described how, for grow 'ip and have fkmlltee nf their their parent*' anniversary, tha dill* dren naked .............. friend* and id far fkmily ‘* to 'iV e believed In Ood all my life, thought he would put in a situation « . . . ,I can't ... .. ........ ion like this. as to understand what Ood wants from me, although I pray a lot late­ ly. I’m afraid to eoneult our pastor with this private problem. Can you help me sort this out? write letters recalling a special memory they hnd shared‘ with the couple. The children put all of the letters into an album and presented it to tha parents on their annivsraary. 1 thought it was a great Idea, but it wasn’t until late last summer that I decided to Uke that advice myself. My fathsr'a 70th birthday was chin* Instead of i t£at the letters be sent to me, asked evervone to send the letters directly to tied during the week of f a i t h f u l m ib h o u r i r e a d e h The ability to invent tools waa i _ )t to be a uniquely thought characteristic, charactet until i960. At that time, dene Ooodall observed wild hl,N"h*FSsis25 SfisnrSSBWfstf a. visit , . on J ? hU, ??*; rial day and collect them in a folder for him. My father called me every day that week with such Joy and esrite>. He was _getting menl In his voice. about eight letters a day Iran peo­ ple he hadn’t heard from in yean. All were Ailed with wonderful mem­ ories. I didn’t tell him I cent the requests out, but someone who wrote him did. Ded thanked me and said It was ths best gift hs could have received. I promised to help him answer everyi 1letter. W ell, mv father died on the afternoon or his 70th birthday of a heart attack. I am so grateful that I acted upon something I read in your column. I kspt my promiso and answered every letter. Thank you from ths bottom of my hsart for continuing to writs ycnir column. I'm 41 years old and nave been s faithful reader since I was s teen-ager. I speak from expe­ rience when I say that although some people may read your column only for enjoyment, someday they'll need to use some of your sags advice. DEB LOGUE. EAST PETERSBURG, PA PRIME TIME 6 00 | o to | Mio | / in | n on | <i to | too | <» to | <ooo | m to | n oo | n to (fAJfc ULOnaTM* r a r UUnn.lVl»~>7X' o c ... T S w UMWmTSiA— I S* ^ lu w ■ — i- ■j.'e^ . ■ i i |h»Mrit HCK a S S T M ...... 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I have received many letters from readers who wanted me to know the pleasure that th eir loved ones eaperlen ced upon receiving a memory book. Tney make priceless, one-of-a-kind mementos. DEAR ABBY: You said in vour column that you ones hasn ro an anthropologist say that "two thinm distinguish man from spas: our oppaasois thumb aad our ability to invent Unis,*,..,, ml l» ..»!»•! * It.*.. Whoever thal,gr>thropologlst was, hs or she mutt have hasn years out of data. All primates have opposable thumbs, from the lemurs to ths apes (in fori, many spas have fou r opposable thumbs — one on each hand and one on each foot). Hawkins Canttouad and breakls* them to a prewar Mae. * ore modo to Thaos tools tsrmites In ths narrow tuaosia of tsnaito mounds, oo they must be ths proper tkickoooo oad free of When she telegraphed this dtorery to her epsnmr, the lhaeeuo anthropologist, Dr. Louis Loohoy, hs sent back ths reply, *Wo must now redsAno tools, redefine accept chlmpanseee os human.* Nobody would deny that we are dtfferent from chimpanoses i spas, but the more we team about them, the more we find that In many respects, we are not as differ­ ent as perhaps ws would Ilka to think. TIM BUSMAN, STAFF SCIENTIST, THE JANE OOODALL INSTI­ TUTE'S CENTER FOR PRIMATE STUDIES, ST. PAUL, MINN DEAR MR. EUSMANi you Miss Iso Ooodall discovered that ehlmpauaeee are closer to humane than originally hoy out of me. DEAH AIIIIY Several weeks ago I lagan dating a man I rare for very much. We discussed a future together und things seemed In fall into place. We thought it was wise to have HIV testing before we got too intim ate — which meant we were very cautious — hut we did liecome intimate. Hi* test came bock positive He wasn't lisj shirked, nor was 1.1 care deeply for this man. He's 3M and I’m 31. We tilth have Iren married sev­ eral times, and now I feel like I should never lie with anyone else. I know the risk involved with staying with him. However, I can’t imagine nut bring there when hs needs me. His lifestyle has changed in the last few months, and if hs contint ly non very much like to lie part of. Id<<m't worry alanit • 'his giving me AIDS, hut I do worry about how I will take care of him if and whrn hs gets sick. I have two wonderful kids ages 9 and A. 1 want to see them . ___ I wish you both the very beet of luck. DEAR ABBY: Dr. James Pren lice of Austin. Tress, wrote to you about being on the set of "Tnsi Hagen Glrr In MM7 and seeing '* young Ronald Reagan.and a young actress whose name I don't recall * I wonder how many people wrote to say that ths young actress ws* probably Shirley Temple in hsr Ant ■grown up* role? MARGARET BROMBAUF.K. MILWAUKEE DEAR MARGARET) A duecn — but your letter was Ike first to arrive, ee yours is the m I’m to Dear feu R^g « •yr vW ■ reply, M id i golf I tamped envelope to Dear P.O. Em nut Calif. MOM. AN COUPLE HONORED ON ANNIVERSARY A very happy anniversary was celebrated by Charles and PRAYER BREAKFAST LAKE MARY HISTORY The Castle Brewer Prayer Breakfast will be held on Sat­ urday. Sept. IS at 8:00 am . at the Crooma Academy. The |ueet speaker will be Rev. Reft»e Boykin. Pastor o f St. Paul Baptist Church of Holly Hill. Tickets are available from the scholarship committee. Vice Principal L u c y ----------announced that Lake Mary Elementary has once again been named a five star school. To receive five stars, a school must document school activi­ ties including SAC and PTA. atcc ana tendance — test — scores. -------- -Last year. U k e Mary waa one of only three schools In Seminole County to receive five stars. , there are home-care agencies to help yon with his care. Aad la i there are support groups for caregivers of I * with HIV. You should both look for the resources available to you. A coll to tho Contore for Pieces* Control AIDE hotline ll-MfegtSStSTl'Can help you la your Mobley says his professional organisations and honors he has received has added to the great achievements in his mu­ sical career. Cultural Aria announced that volunteers are still needed. Volunteering for Cul­ tural Arts may mean no more than three hours o f time In one year. So. If you’re Inter­ ested. call the school at 333S318 and sign up. Tha school also still needs volunteers for the RAP. Reading Acceleration Program. : --------- -- ------- — stats AIDS office. Your boyfriend seems to bo doing well, and with the now , he could contin­ ue to do well for many years. Rejected Stone Missionary Baptist Church Ladles Auxll- ’, lary presents a showcase of*: *100 Ladles In Hats* on Satur--! day, Sept. IS at 7:30 pm . at-; Rejected Stone Church. 300 Mellonvtlle Ave. Come and **{ show your 'Badddddest* hat.-*; Call 333-6603 or 330-0330 by^l Sept. 13 to register your hat. ft Win a new hat. The chalrper-ft son Is Sharron Riggins. ft B fl|B SB After the PTA meeting, par­ ents, children and staff enjoyed tee cream and cookies. --- ...... it- are a few o f the awards and honors: American Federation of Musicians. Phi Ml Alpha Sinfonla. DcKalb incll fbr the Arts grant re­ Council cipient. New York Philhar­ monic. Music Assistance Fund p a n t recipient. Fellowship. Berkshire Music Center. Tanglewood. Florida Philharmonic, timpani finalist. Alabama Symphony, Honolulu Sym­ phony timpani Anallst. Colum­ bus. Ohio Symphony and Orand Rapids Symphony, tim ­ pani flnaUat. Mobley’s dream la one day to be able to bring the symphony to the Sanford Central Florida area where many of his friends, teachers and family will enjoy hla musical talent. president, said that last year there were problems using some o f the coupons because they were not cut out correctly. So, when in doubt, Just send the whole box top In to the school. fthWra... •i ..... re duos your rich oad aulaivo HIV status, aaaaa noser lettlag y s a r guard down, aad rays ualag _ .protection ......... alwaya with peaetratlve sea. For lafarmalion oa ths bool provoatlvo lee before Joining the 0 8 0 staff In October add welcomed an old Spanish acquaintance. Carlos Rlaxueio. Mobley attributes his suc­ cess In his Acid of music from his Invaluable orchestral expe­ riences, from playing with fa­ mous orchestra's such as* Bos­ ton Symphony Orchestra. Bos­ ton Pops Orchestra, Atlanta Symphony Orchestra. Atlanta Pops Orchestra, Savannah Symphony Orchestra. Macon Symphony Orchestra. Colum­ bus. Georgia Symphony Or­ chestra. Portland Symphony Orchestra, New Hampshire Symphony Orchestra and Maine Opera Orchestra. Rowell i.. DEAR FAITHFUL READER/' The reeent breakthrougha in AIDE therapy have given new hope to assay people, with hack, your boyfriend will be ooe of them. A o e n rd lo g to •Hirer1of the h r AIDS i (AmEARh with proper * •• n f s-f-s What did Lake Mwy look Uke 100 years ago? A group o f 30 students from Lake Mary Ele­ mentary were researching that ueatkm on Wednesday, Sept. at the Frank Evans Center. Cathy Lawrence’s 6th grade class chose Lake Mary to stu * aa part o f their unit on rai roads and highways. WUh Uw help o f members of the Lake Mary Historical Commission, the students looked for pic­ tures and descriptions of the town at ths turn o f the century. The students really enjoyed finding out what the city looked past They will be Uke Ini years paat. using the information to make a 3 D mode) o f Lake Mary, circa 1SOO-103O. Pete Dukas, a new Intern with the city, helped out during the class visit. Pete wtU be helping historical commission member and city liaison Maureen Liberators, deelRt a certificate for the children aa a thank you for helping preserve the city's history. Research to. o f course, htngry work, so the students en­ joyed cookies and punch before heading back to the school. Alice Jenkins. Twenty eight years of marital bliss have been shared by this couple. The Jenkinses were honored by the Christian's Gospel Sing­ ers on Friday. Aug 30 with a wedding anniversary dinner. Over 30 family and friends enJoved the evening of Christian •: fellowship at the surprise ar- ' fair. :• WIN A NEW HAT S LEAVE IT TO REAVER J *M U “ VM Vr TV iu it iM i ree ~KULLTH*fcoH60*RQH M il ■ �liM pC M w W w Oviedo student is seeing stars 2l K l £ :k Maggie Schwab spenl her summer working tor NASA A lot of IS-ycar-olda are asking If people want fries with that shake. Others are babysit­ ting and others are mowing lawns. Nothing wrong with that at all. Then, there# Oviedo senior Maggie Schwab who worked tor NASA. While some o f hr class­ mate# were catching up on (heir sleep. Schwab wa# trying lo help colonise Mara. Thar* right, Maggie Schwab •pent her summer at Cape Ca­ naveral working with the apace progam . Schwab was one of 20 stu­ dent* chosen from surrounding counties, and the only one from Seminole County, lo par­ ticipate In NASA’s SHARP (Summer High Schdol Appren­ ticeship Program). She worked eight hour# a day. five day# a week, a made — B M tom tor Schwab. She to ranked 14th In her d a w at Oviedo de* •pita Buffeting Sam d y ilotli. Dyslexia juat make* me try harder,' Schwab aald. After making the initial ap­ plication. Schwab had to write an eaaav, aend tetter* o f rec­ ommendation. then hope tor one o f the 30 *pota made available to over 100 appli­ cant*. Then, ahe reported to the Cape where ahe wae assigned to a mentor and fv e n her summer project. Schwab was assigned to work in the hydroponic* divi­ sion. fo r ttoooa not familiar with rocket ectonce, here* a brief description. Hydroponics to basically the proceaa of g la rin g plants without aod. a necessity tor life in another world. For Instance, to colonise on Mare. It would simm er working at NASA. 8ha to take a three-year journey to reach the Red Planet and that make* shipping food Impracti­ products, such aa shower wa­ cal. ter, to g o w plants under con­ trolled condition*. Therefore. Schwab’s division Qot all that? needed to deter in Inc a way lo Let s get back to Maggie grow food on Mara. Th at* where hydroponics comes in. It Schwab, first o f all, she en­ joyed working on her assigned la the recycling of human HIGH 1 W SCHOO M'NISTRA TION W,- ““ CT^NASIUM project. II could have been worse. One of her colleagues was assigned , to collect roadklil. literally, dead animals on the tide of the rood. Schwab spent the summer working hard and put together an Impressive portfolio to go with an already Impressive resume. She has a 3.878 grade point average at Oviedo and comes from a diversified fam­ ily. Her father has a chemical Teacher’s Eat He’s back home again in Lake Mary Now those same klda are on the varsity team. And so |* Gordon. Two ysara ago. than hsad coach Willie Richardson brought Gordon up to Um var­ sity level as him assistant coach. la st year, Mike Gsudreau, took over the team and keep Oordon an the staff There to on* unique thing about Oordon and Gsudreau'* relationship. 'Mike was my algebra teacher when I was at Lake Mary.* Oordon captained, •Actually, we grew up In the same neighborhood and I used lo go and watch him play bas­ ketball when he was at Semi­ nole High School. We remained friends throughout the years and working with him has •s o Oeedeto. Pag* SB Lake Mary H I * School graduate. Oeorge Oordon left nla home town to attend col­ lege. but came back lo his roots lo give back lo the com ­ munity. 'I was bom and raised In Lake Mary,* Oordon said. *1 always knew that I wanted lo come bock home once I earned my degree so I could make even a small Impact on the 7 4mm(d ■tw o* A Grantor. Jr., of Oviedo, recently earned hls bachelor’s degree In Mechani­ cal Engineering Technology from Wentworth Institute of Technology In Boston. He was one o f 306 rewarded. David A. Black, son of Mr. Tony Black of Sanford, re­ ceived hla Bachelor o f Arts d i­ ploma from Harding College In Searcy, Ark. He majored In Bible and was one of 173 stu­ dents earning their degrees. Qaorgk Gordon to a fifth-grade tsachar at Stanatrom Elementary and an assistant coach tor tha Laka Mary boys baakatbal taam. Pans Bowck. son of Mr. and Mrs. Oenc Bouck, Jr. o f Longwood, received notice on (he faculty’s list of honorable mention for (he spring semes­ ter at Roanoake College In Virginia. He earned a grade point average between 3.0 and 3.48 and It a graduate of Lake Mary High School. • • • Mika Salford, of Altamonte Springs, was choaen to par­ ticipate In a summer under­ graduate research program at Clemaon University. • • s thirty1* Underwood * daughter of Bill and Patti Un­ derwood of Winter Springs, was recognised In Who’s Who Jamaa dark want to work In Washington D.C. thto summar to represent Florida and hto homatown ol Santord. Mr. Clark goes to Washington By COUBTftXT LKFFBW Herald Correspondent ---------------------------------------He’s only a Junior In high school but James Clark may become a household name. Clark, a students at Seminote High School, was choaen to attend the National Young Video Rentals 1. Dm BUI “ Never Make A Premise" (Ulead) Last Week: No. I 2. 11a Natarto— B.LG. fsat Faff Daddy A Mass “Mo Money Mo Problems" (Bad Boy/Aiitu) No. 2 3. LB' Kim Peat Da Brat, Left b e , MJasy Killed A Aagle Martinas “Not Tonight" (Tommy Boy) No. 3 4. Pan Brews Pent. Dm H1U "Big Bad Mamma" (D tf Um/Merrary) No. 6 j 3. Magas And TOmkaland "Up tamps Da Boogto" (Atlantic) No. 4 6. R. Kagy Uothara City" (Jive) j7 . lam e “Do Yog U ie This" (RCA) No. 16 It118 “All I Warn" (CapUoVMotowa) New Entry *. Rampage Pant Billy H w u t l l k h i l i lb Tha Street?' BO) No. I 18. Patti LiB iB i "When You A About Love" (MCA) No. 12 rgiri Says Ooodbye" (Atlantic) Week: No. 3 Me” (BNA) No. 1 3. Trisha Vmrwasd “How Do I Live" (MCA) No. 4 4. Kenny Cbarney "She's Oot li Air (BNA) No. 3 3. Alabama “ Dancin', Shaggin1 On The Boulevard" (RCA) N o.T 6. T U y Ktoth “ Vto W m In Love" (Mercury) No. II 1. Bmhtoraat Bays “Qatl Ptsyiq Oamas (With My Haair (Eve) Lai Week: No. 1 2. Spies Girls “2 Become I' (Virgin) New Easy 1. Scream inning Neve Cmgbell (Buena Vita • Rated: R) Last Week: No. I 2. Donato Brasea Al Pacino (Columbia THSlar • R) New Entry 3. Absoluts Power Clint Baitwood (Warner - R) No. 2 4. Man Attacks Jack Nicholson (Warner • PO-13) No. 9 3. SUng Blade Billy Bob Thornton (Buena VItu - R) New Entry 6. Private Parts Howard Stem (Paramount • R) New Batty 7. Clint Black A Martina McBride "Still Holding On" (RCA) No. I 7. Shine Geoffrey Rush (Warner PO-13)No. II S. Metre Eddie Murphy (Buena VUta • R) No. 12 S. Atan Juckaan There Goes" (Arista) No. 7 A m Millar (Paramount-R) No. 1 10. Tha People Verms Larry I ^ W b ^ H i n e h e n (Columbia Prayer" (Wort) New Eatry 11. Michael John Travolu (Warner - PO) No. 7 12. Vsgas Vacation Chevy Chaw (Warner- PG)No. 13 Leaders Conference this summer In Washington. D.C. The conference la sponsored by the Congressional Youth Leader*hlp Council, a nonprofit, nonpartisan educational organtiatton. The theme of this year’s conference arts "The Bun Clark, Paga 81 Tbp 10 Movies 1. Cinaplraty Theory tuning Mel Gibson 2. Akr Pern One Karriton Ford 3. Spawn Michael J*J Whitt 13. Chests O f Mtotondppi Alec Badwin (Columbia THSlar - PO-13) No. tft 14. Jeny Maguire Tbm Cndw (Columbia THSlar • R) No. 3 13. Beverly Hills Ninja Chris Farley (Columbia TrtSur - PO-13) No. 13 16. Humtot Kenneth Branagh (Columbia THSlar • PO-13) New Entry 17. Jackie C k u 'i First Strike Jackie Chan (Warner • R) No. 4 M AI l l ' DI ’ UWI II II. Thrtutonca Lauran Holly (H B O -R )N o.l4 19. Phato Rmh In Matthew Parry (Columbia THSlar - PO-13) No. 17 N IA C M �Good Kids Success is Whitlow’s Destiny down to three or four schools. Wake Forest, Miami, NYU. and UNC Chapcl Hill nre on the list. Her brother graduates this yenr from Miami and there’s a strong draw Mayor Larry Dale had better not get too to go there. Lisa mentions that her attached to hla new ofnee in Hanford City brother graduated from SHS la the «3 Unit. Ltsa Whitlow has her nights net on spot. She's #5 right now due to a couple of 1I---after Dale hclpn Seminole High School Us when she was a sophomore... hut she get a new pool. has hopes o f at least matching Ills record. nul'-nhe saya-lf he doesn't gel on with It, she might put him out to pasture 1 If she can't get by a couple of the students earlier. This Is one directed, motivated ahead of her--she haa studied the high school Senior. She practiced her Watergate affair In her AP history class ns political shills this summer ns a Senator part of her preparation for the political at Girl's State. She's been n class officer arena. all four yearn nt SHS Mayor Dalr, a Llsn hasn't had It nil that cany lu high renown hunter, hud belter get used to school. Just two weeks beforr she started running around with n bulla-rye painted nt Seminole, her mother died. Ten years between hla shoulders If he enn’t produce o f gymnastics went out the window as that pool. transportation became a problem. Dut the friendships she made with tlrnndy Whitlow has a Hat of accomplishments Johnson and her family have survived which rend like a political brochure. She played volleyball aa a freshman, was a throughout the years. 'Kathy nnd Brandy hnve been my surrogate moms. They've member of the Dance Team as a fresh mnn helped me out when things got rough.* and Sophomore, was a diver Tor the Swim Ltsa says. 'Dad Is a high school and Team ua a junior and haa been a member college football and basketbnll referee-• o f Destiny, the show chorus for all four when he's not doing destructive physical years. She was a member o f the Grnml analysis for F. W. Bell labs He tries to National Championship team in 1005. blow things upl* Lisa Is proud of her mom She haa narrowed her college choices By BOB OOPF Special to (he Hrrnltl and has special memories of their time together. Her essay on her mother Iasi year for the Optimist Club won the 8100 first prise. Hut Lisa's real accomplishment at Seminole High School has been with the Swim Team. She became a diver when Team Orlando sen! a recruiting Id ler to all gymnasts who had retired from competition. She tried It for a day nnd was hooked Inst summer. She then showed up and surprised Conch Tony Ackerson by lending hla tram wtlh both effort nnd leadership. Diving on torn ligaments, she placed second In Ihe District nnd was 24th In the Stale Championships. A second opernllon was performed this summer anil now Ltsa Is hack on the boards learning newer and more difficult dives for Ihe upcoming chnmplonshtps. Llsn Whltlow-not one of your typical sludrnls. Not one of your typical kids. But shr Is a neat kid--one you woidd he proud to know. She's this wrek'a Good Kid. Catch her at a swimming pool near yob (his fall--or a concert hall with Destiny this spring. Or mnybe In nn elected position In the near future Watch Miranda stick out her tongue Miranda Hawklna. a photogra­ pher Jot the Herald, had an in­ teresting experience last meek. Let her felt you about It... By MIRANDA HAWKINS Herald Correspondent Just like hot pants In the sev­ enties. a new fad haa struck the teens of the nlnetlrs. Hotly piercing. For the last few years, teens all across America have been going out lo tattoo nnd body piercing shops and making new holes In their bodies all for Ihe sake of fashion the new craze among today's youth, laws have been established in order to "stop Uie Insanjty* such ns. If you nre under the nge of IB you must hove written permis­ sion from your parents to pierce certain parts of your anatomy. These types of laws have been created for the pro­ tection of teens who make 'rash* decisions. because of As parents have become more and mar* concerned wtlh their - 'tm t* treble*' ■-who Just yesterday were sitting In front of the television watrhlng the smurfs and eating cereal the want of piercings hns become more accelerated than a few years back. Now. for the sake of rebellion, teens want their eyebrows, noses, etc. full of holes. 1. being a current 'teen of the 90s* have made a choice and recently pierced my tongue. For the sake of argument, my tongue Is not Infected and It haa not fallen oil. Also, to clear the rumors that have been cir­ culating In order to scare youth away from this practice, my longue did not bleed. Also. Ihe hole In my longue will grow back lo normal If I choose to let It but at this point In my life It wilt remain. Teens are constantly being harassed by adults who do not want them to make the same mistakes ns they did in their childhood but. If they could recnll, they hod to make their own mistakes In order to learn from them. The world is constanlly changing but chnnge does not mean a thing In the minds and manners of adults who nre sel In their ways. WHaugSTt If you have a son or daughter that Is considering piercing a pari of lheir hotly (hat you do not agree with, please, do not blow them off or lake what they are saying for granted If you tlo not discuss and even consider the Idea, your child might come home with a piercing done by their friends that would probahly get in­ fected and the ring would not be sanitary. People, this la just Ilk* .sex education.- tf you do not edu­ cate then you might ns well eliminate. The only drawback Is that no one is going to get rid of this new trend, or sex for that matter, until II goes ‘ out of style.* Choose to learn, choose to live, and choose to do so hap­ pily. This world Is full of many different types of people with many different opinions. With­ out this variety life would be bland. The minority can not be pushed tiack on Issues aa big as religion or aa small os pier­ cings. Just always remember that the main priority Is lo he safe. said I enjoy doing It because I like socializing with people. When anyone has troubles they call me and 1 try to talk them through It,* In fact, during his time In Washington, the students were given 30 mlnules for breakfast and Clark spent the time sleeping late instead. The scholars had to get up In Ihe wee hours of the morning nnd (hen spend the majority of the day amt night attending meet­ ings. discussions and different events. For two weeks. Clark re­ ceived the opportunity to go to Washington, D.C., interacted and met with senators, the Schwab Contlnuad Cram Pag* 7B engineering degree and her mother I* an English teacher, so she has always learned from the best of both worlds. She Also hasn't been able to figure out which road she wants to follow since there arc so many available lo her. ‘ I haven't found something I didn't think I could do nn a profession,* Schwab said. There are on many things you can do that you never even learn about In high school so t'm Just waiting until I find what I want.* * She haa an Interest In chemistry and engineering and wants to get out of state for college. The mountains are an attractive thought, but with her portfolio ana grades, she shouldn’t have a hard time waiting around for acceptance tettera. She'll probably be too busy. When she doesn't have her head in the stars, Schwab I* a four-year BETA Club member and served as president last year. She was also one of 25 students in the nation selected to receive the John Harris Leadership Award. The Na­ tional Honor Society knows her pretty well and she Is also a member of the National Arts Honor Society with a specialty of sculpture. Although she takes all col­ lege level courses, she Isn't trying to compete for the top spot on the Oviedo GPA list. *I'm not one of those people who judges things like that.' Schwab said. 'I'm happy being 14th. I have no need to make the top-10.* It really doesn't matter id she's In the top-10 or bottom10. By her senior yea in high school, Schwab has accom­ plished things many people don’t achieve in an entire life­ time. And she hasn't ruled out a career In the apace program. *1 hnve always though! it would be neat lo he In spare." Schwab said. T d love (o do it. 3 T la n lijri CkllM«| w hot dog h s t is l twists Banana ar w ru ft alicaa Bineberry Crisp Fridays Da Bomb-----------Continued from Page 7B students Brown. than Kennc Wanna support the ncw-look ‘Notes athletic programs? Tee It up at their annua) g o lf tour­ nament Oct. 17 at Alaqua. Da Bom b’s lookin’ to fire a 59. Since we’re talkin’ golf, how ’bout some long overdue kudos for > N\ ^ Seminole’s Matt Kuchar, the amateur golf chomp of the world. Da Bomb only wishes he could fire a 62. Whassup with the Spice Girls and why does anyone care about them? Da Bomb wants them to Just shut up and leave the radio for people with talent like Nick Nanton over at Lake Mary. Clark Continued from Pag* 7B Leaders of Tomorrow Meeting Ihe Leaders of Today.* Clark said. *lt felt like 1 was privileged to be there and 1 tried to enjoy every minute the best I could.” Keeping husy Is one thing Clark has no trouble wtlh. Hr is the captain of the Seminole swimming team, a member of the golf team and Involved wllh Future Business Leaders of America and the BETA club, besides all of that, he has a 3.4 grade point average and spends three to four hours each day studying. *1 don't know how I handle It all. ! don't sleep much,* Clark J Brw d atteka wttk aM riau i M ln t t r f m bb l l n v t t f i j gtlatla esks media, nnd key Irndrrs the President, members of the throughout the three branches Cabinet and Representatives of government. He was one out from Capitol Hill. The students of 350 outstanding National had lo respond tD an Interna­ Scholar students picked from tional crisis that might occur. across America to participate The students also tried their In the conference. hand at role playing Congress When asked about being by debating, amending, and nervous visiting a city with 350 voting on proposed legislation other students and not know­ dealing with Juvenile Justice. ing anyone. Clark simply said. Immigration reform, and na­ 'I like that kind of stuff and tt tional security. doesn't bother me at all. A l­ *lt was hard role playing a though everyone within the Democratic representative first couple of days formed considering I feel strongly to ­ their own cliques.* wards republican Issues,* During day one, Clark re­ Clark said. ceived greetings from the The Ironic twist to the whole members of Congress and Interview came when asked highlights of the program from about getting into politics or a the Floor of ihe United States government related Job. he House of Representatives. quickly said. *No. I learned a *As I was sitting in the huge lot about politics and found out leather chairs on ihe Floor of I don t Uke politics especially House. I started looking after what I saw up In Wash­ around, there was gum under ington. It will always be in the the seats and peanut wrappers back of my mind but I was In them,* said Clark. Just interested In learning how While at the conference. our country ts ran. 1 got to see Clark sat with Journalists at the backbone o f the govern­ the National Press Club for a ment. panel discussion. The schol­ In the future, headlines will ars were appointed a senator be comparing Clark to Bill or representative (o talk about Clinton or maybe even Peter Important Issues facing the na­ Jennings. He plans on going tion and the City of Sanford. to college ana Is presently Clark sat with representative looking towards Mercer Univer­ John Mica's right hand man sity. Clark wants to major In and spoke about getting a Business and own hts own swimming pool at Seminole company. His life will be High School. He also talked nothing dull though, consider­ about the busing situation g o ­ ing along with owning hts own ing on In the elementary company, he wants to work schools in Sanford. with a Fortune 500 company and have a couple o f local Th ey nre trying to reroute businesses that he can also and balance the schools yet they are only doing this In run. That la all Just In his Sanford. Lake Mary ts practi­ spare lime. cally 100 percent majority and Nothing short of remark­ able. Clark has gone to Wash­ not minority,* said Clark. Clark also participated In a ington to make a difference in number of leadership activities the small city of Sanford and Including one activity, where has represented his hometown the students had to role play well. <1 Jm Jit'SH I*1' f\fft 4* « *t ?*< Tnaadayt MaatfcaU or r «| «U r lu Tatar tata A 0 'u « A * • t! (i •ft f ■delta with A * ti ft 3 i» Ckaitroll on bum S e 11 s n flitlM eg «r Pratanl twteta W d jn l i k i i Egfitf liv ** CkMM/efclU/kVWCftll u •MrutjMy, a efcoica of milk ar lead tea Gordon C o n ti* tud fora Pag* 7B worked out really well.* For the kids, Gordon Irtea to be more of a big brother to them than a coach. He said that Ihere are limes, of couroc, when he has to get on them a little. But most o f the time he tries to Just be there friend. *1 am able to help them to understand the way we do things and what should be Im­ portant to them because I have been through the system.* Gordon said. This year could Improve Gor­ don and Osudreaus working relationship just a little more as the freshmen talent that Gordon coached to an unde­ feated season Is now on Ihe varsity squad. Gordon said he feels a little like they are his kids and would like nothing more than to see them achieve the same successes this year. High school basketball Isn’t Gordon’s only past time. A lot o f his students also play on AAU teams and Gordon makes a point of going to their games whenever he can. *A lot of my students don’t have anyone to come and watch them play,* Gordon said. *1 think It's Important that the kids took Into the stands ar i see someone there rooting fc r them. Every kid need to fe< I Important and build self conf • dence.* Kids have always been to 3 priority to Gordon. Ills Ion [ term goals are to help kids 1 1 low economic areas by b< • coming an administrator In ai 1 elementary school in one c f those aress. When he was first hired a 1 Slenstrom, Gordon expressei this Interest and was given th< advise lo get Into administra­ tion. He was told that he could have a greater Impact on thd kids at that level. So Gordon went back t<J school. He enrolled at the Unit vcrslty of South Florida where he Is currently working tows I'd a major In Educational Lead) erahlp and hopes to use that degree to move Into the ad-j mlnlstrattve end of education. With basketball season right' around the comer, Gordon will soon have even less spare llmq than usual. t It's a pretty safe bet. though,! that hell still be seen around the playgrounds once In a; while ana at hla kids' gam e* every chance he gels. -V �Sanford Harald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, Saplambar 7, 1007 - Ltgal N o t lc f ' L t g il N otlctt X t gal ™N oF tlo f - .t l II L t g il N o tt c f m TWO BBMWTV — UK7 » f t o N W T T OBWfTT p y m o e iA N a a J W ilB U t BMCMTT N U If M •AN MARCO VILLA! CONDOMINIUM AiaOCIATION, INC., a Florida nel-ter-piofn earperttlen. PffVLUB ■. TATT and UNKNOWN T IN AIT! I , >• n o t i c i ia Hinaav o i v i n ithM purauam (a iNa Final Judgment in Faraa laaura amarad an Mm m ti day al a ■'Auguaf, IM F , m Civil Action Na ir-a a c c c -t o c of me Ccynty Cowl of Ih* liphlaanMi Judicial Circuit, In and far Bamlnola County, Florida. In ■MaK PHVLLia a. TAIT and UNKNOWN TaNANTB. era Mia Defendant* and BAN MANCO I VILLAS CONDOMINIUM A M O ClAT O N , m e., la MM maMMN. I out oaM la Mm highoot and boat Bidder far caan m ma weal (Tram daar af Mia laminaf* Florida m 11:00 A M . an mm ' ao* day al M P TB M BIR . 1107. proa arty oat tarth M mm Final '/ " J K n m . Ox aaw i i t , o m , Marta vmaa. a CandaaUnmai. aaaardWf la Mm Declaration or Condom miu* thereat, aa raaardad w Orftalal Naaarda Beak 1M 0, Faoa 0 of mm Fuaac Naaarda af Semmele Caunty. CAPITAL I T N I C ITY OP BAMPONO. Netlea la haraBy plvan that a PuBfM Haarint mil fca held at Mm Cammfcalen Naant W Mm City HaN In MM City af Banfard. Florida, at 7:00 PM. an Saptamkar find. IM F, la canalder Mm CapHal Program far Mm fteeal year af Oelakar 1, 1M7, la Baplamkar M . IBM. A copy af aaM capAal prapram aftafl B* avaHaBM, from l : M A M . I* 1:00 P.M. Monday thrauph Friday, at Mm affla* af MM City Clark. *00 North Park Avanua, Sanford, Florida, far ad par*ana daalrtnp la aeamwa Mm All pan lea m mt erect and amten* ahail have an appurlunity la be hoard af aald hearmp. PINSONS WITH DIBABIUTIIO N II0 IN Q A SS IITA N C I TO PANTtCIPATB IN ANY OF THiaB PNOCIBOINOB BftOUlD CON TACT TUB PBNBONIMl OFFICB A0A COONOINATON AT ! M M M 41 HOUNB IN ADVANCI OP TUB M I I TWO ADVICI TO TMa PUBLIC: M ■ par tan da* Ida* la appaM a a*d awn made ntth reap act I* may need a varBattm raaard af ‘---*- ui---I•UOIN'IP1 a a Mm a m h f M THd OMBUtT OOWNT OF TNB BMNTBBNTN JWMCIAL CmOWtT W A NPFO N BBBMWOIB COUNTY, MANYANN! M O A li Clark af MM Court •y: Ja Beauty Clark •Mil A GABPIROffl. JH . IOO 011 Wekiva karma* Noad Lanawead, FwrMa 1177* |40n 7717*0! M TW B IA M W1TN M l 00 1000 need a aaaaiM aacaauaodatian M pan laipete w Mile areceeWn# afMuld contact ADA Caordwatar at *01 N Park Avenue. OuNa North 101 •ardard. Florida 11771 at Matt Ova 1*1 day* prior to tlM pro aaadwp. Tatapnana 1407) m U N , aitanaian 4117, 1*00 000-0771 (TDD), or 1-100 *11 0770 (V) via Florida Naicy PuBbkh- Oaptamkar 7, 14. I**l OBI-OO m orttcu tr c o u n t . M AMO FOA OOMtMOlO COUNTY, PIONIOA C A M NO. Od-OOTO-OA-14-a JINNY W C U llU M . Piawtitt. v*. NOOINT O 0TAKIN. at al Oatandante CINTNAL O ALA*DO PMfMIO COMPANY, INC Cotmlarclarmont. va. JINNY W C U llU M . Cauntaraatandanl CINTNAL ONIANOO PAVWtO COMPANY. NIC.. Cre*ct tai*iamant. tw o lA a a d A a ^ lp h MM M Bv^^MB Blmn record M not pravtded by mm Ctfy of Banfard. IF* 1M.0104) Pukkah keptamBar 7. IM F D IM ! O A M M l B d -M B I M BB-A W N l: The Maniapa of MANNA LYNN l u l l . Patiuanar. OAYIO O U IN TIN IT N IM C K . ata and Being W kammela County. Florida, daaenkad aa lata 1 .1. A a. 1. B. 7. and I, SANF0N0 T N A Ilt IB TA TIB , aacardma la tha Plat thereof aa recoreed In Plal Book 41. Papa* i t and 11. Public Nacerdc of Beminole County. MANYANN I M O N K C lIN K OP TMI CfNCUIT COUNT By: Jana B. JaaawM FNANfTaWMIOMAM. IBOUINI NO. Aae 4*44 Banfard. F I 11T71-4A4* Pubbaft: Baplamkar 7, 14. IM F 0BI-A4 J U S T L IK E IN T H E W IS H IN G W E L L ! v*. ALAN J. SIACHLIN. Dafardent NOT1CS OP SALS NO TICI W MBM I T OtVIN M TNB OMkCUIT COUNT OP TNB 1BTN JWBCBIAl IN NB: TNB MANMAOB OP A DO INM l PASS. CHANIOTTB BVOWNB W A lllV , Naapandant/WMa. NOTM B OP M T M N TO: CHANLOTTB BVONNB W A lllV 1117 YOU A N! Ml NIB Y NOTIFIIO MMt a PatMen far DMookmon al ta aery# a capy at yaur attorney: BFNAJN APONTI, *00 leaf Highway 414. langvraod. Florid* 117*0. and roe Mm orig­ inal Naeponaa ar Pleading m iha afhea al Mm Clark af the Circuit Court, on ar Bafara tha 1*th day at B1PTBMBIN. A D .. IM F. If you lad to do ao. a egaMet you for tha renal DATIO at gantnnt, gam mote County, Fiartda Mila 1Mh day at AUGUST, 1MT. MANVANNI M O N tl C lIN K OP TH I CWCUIT COUNT BY: Nancy N Wmiar Deputy Clark Pukkah: August 17. 14. I I . and Baplamkar 7, IM F DIH -M 1 N O TIC I OP PUBLIC AUCTION NOTICI IB H IN IB V OIVIN CkJ TOWING W IU B i l l AT PUBLIC AUCTION FON SALVA0I FON CASH ON DIMAND TO H IG H IIT BID0IN TH I FOL­ LOWING D ISCNIBID VIHtCUB: l i r a PONTIAC CATAUNA: M OW N VINt lU tW B P 1*4*11 I t k l FONO VAN: WHIT I VW t 1FTIIHYSOHBSOMa TH U AUCTION W IU B l HILO ON B IP TIM B IN U N O , IM T AT 10 O'CLOCK AT CSJ TOWING, IS M B. CN 417. LONOWOOO, FI M TM PNOBPICTIVa BIDOINS MAY INSPICT V IH IC L II ON T H I 0AV BBPONI AUCTION NBTWBIN SAM AND IPM . ' TINMB ANB CASH ON C IR TIFIIO PUN0B. CSJ N IS IN V IS T H I NI0HT TO A C C IP T ON NBJICT ANY AND A l l BIO*. Pukkah: Saptamkar T, IM F D tl-M A SEE-WORTHY WAY TO QO! JANICS KAY C U R K A/K/A JANfCI KAY BONOON. af at. P m In Ip MI SanalaaM VPKWwU F.dcmik LOT tSf. VILLA# O f C AM ELM ARY P HAM 4. to WW PW P IP IP aMn i--------«W m n W-a ^ Plat Saak 41. Papa 4B. af Mm Public Nacarda af Beramele County, Florida, with MM fadawmg Clraat addraaa: 1S4I Bachman Way. Wlnlar Park. FI M TM . ■Aa aim far each m m IBM May af BBPTIM S IN . IM F, dl IffM Am., acapa at Mm M l N. Park Ava.. Sanford. Pi 11771, pursuant i* iha I mum ary Pinal Judgment af atMah an AUOUST Mth, 1BB7. MANVANNI IfON M CLINK OP T H I COUNTY COUNT Py: Jana I . Jaaami Deputy Cftrb T. Or P.O. Baa t i l l Orlande, Florid* I M O l t t l l IN ACCONDANCI WITH TN I AMINICANS WITH OIBABIllT I I I ACT, parson* pan dwaatima* na a*mg a epacial aacomn a doll an should aantaci Caurl Admtmgatadan. In Mm County af Ming, net wear than ***** (7) day* prior fa Mm proceeding. M , (TD0I 1-400MS-S77I, ar VOICI (V) 1-4M*44 1771. via Flarlda Relay II. and NOTICI M NIRBSY OfVfN purauam ta a Final judgw iM af tareeleeur* dated Aupuat Mth. IM F. and antarad in Cat* No. M -M 4 7 CA af dl* CfrauN Caurl af Ih* H O H T IIN T H JudMIal CkeuK M and far BIMINOLB Caunty. Flarlda pfwreln COON. TNYW1DB HOMS LOAMS. MIC. F/K/A COUNTNYWIOI FUNDINO CORPORATION M Ml* PtoNHMf and JA N IC I KAY C U N K A/K/A JANfCB KAY SONOON ar* m m Pefendama. I ■4K aad ia mm Bighaaf and Beat btddar far taah at tha Warn front daar af Mm BaaMnaia II af r. 1*17. C A M M . B7-S47 OA I f y U f M 1c-d NY LAND MONT GAG I COMPANY, Plant artcl. MtCHAIl WWFNIY. at al. Oc N O TIC I NOTICI IS H IN IB V OTVIN pursuant la a 7mar Juigm ini at faraclatura dated Aupuel 17th. IM F. and antarad at Cass Me I f -147 CA af the Circuit Caurl of tha H O H T IIN T H Judicial Cacurt at an* far IIM W O L I County. Flarlda aharaw NY LAND MONT GAG I COMPA­ NY •• tha PlawtMf and M lC H A Il WWFNIY. JIN N IFIN B. WIN FNIY. BANNITT SANK OP C IN 7NAL FLORIDA. N A . ON KIVIN T. BONN ar* MM I. I eHO aad la mm in* . BIMMCOLI _______ _ CaiapMuaa a* 11.00 t a . , an ih* llfN day af O C TOBIN. IM F, MM property aa aa Fatal juapmini: LOT M . CNYSTAL CNSIK. UNIT 1. ACCONOffM TO TNS PLAT THIN*Of, AS NICONOBO W PLAT SOON 41. AT PAOBB 44-11, OP THB PUBLIC NICONOa OP SBMIffOLI COUNTY. FIONIDA WtTNISS MY HAND and Pm ***f *f MW* Caurl an AUOUST M tt. IM F. (S I At) CMrk el tha Cacud Court By: Jan* B. Jaaattic Deputy Clark Ichavama. MoCeile. Ncyncr. Sarratl A FrcaaMr Pact Offica Bat 1410 Tampa. F I 11401 F170M7M Pukkah: Baafamkar 7. (4. IM F 0BI-M IN TNB CMIOUfT COUNT o m e u rr o p t n b •TATS OP PLBWBA. M A N S FON BdMWOL l BOUNTY o r m orviBtoM C A M NO. BT-11BS-CA-14-A FONO CONSUBMN FIHANCI COMPANY, INC.. ju d ic ia l W ITH IA I MV HAMO and MM seal af MM* Court an August Itth. IM F. ISIAU Clark af Mm Circuit Court By: Oarathy W. BaNan Barron A Praapiar Pool Offla* Baa M IB Tamp*. F I SMOt F it 114*0* PuBkeh: iip a iw iir F. 14. IM F n. NtCHAND W. 4I1CMUK; JUOT A M IC H U K . WIKfVA HUNT CLUB ASSOCIATION. MIC.; and UNKNOWN TINANTA racidbw at It* AHtaraten* Court, langwaad. Fiend*. Ill N O TIC I BP OSLO NOTICI i* haraky gtvan that, aurauam I* Mm Ordar af Summary Judgment al Foretlaaure in MMs cauee. m mm Cwtuit C*un af gam mala County. Florida. I wM aae Pm praparty aduals* » demlnsl* Caunty. Ftanda aaetnaia an. LOT 7*4. WCKfVA HUNT CLUB. FO I HUNT M OTION I. ****** ■ mp la mm ptst tharaat, aa B M A sa m o s a c t ia s a i Florida, al H t M * N „ an M P T IM M N Ard. IM T. WITH!** my hand and MM Baal at MM* Court MM* n tn day af AUOUST. IM F. MANVANNI MONM CMrk af mm CmtuA Court By Jan* I . Jaaatvtc Deputy Clark CLAUDS N. WALK BN. laeu** 1110 ThamaavW* Need Timnaaaes. Fiend* H I M (B04) 111-IBIS Anaraay lot PtamtiR Pukkah- Saplambar 7.14. IM F Dll-47 rn TNB OMIOUfT COURT JUM CUU. e m e u rr IN ANN PON BdMMOLB COUNTY. PLOfNNA CIVIL ACTION d i i -a* NOTM B OP SALS Pursuant la FMrM* Statute* Baft Btarage Act. Bat Bl-SCB 4 B l-M F , Saw af Cant ante/M n - . - -a a tM U B M I^ ■ BM^^ •aae* la sectary Owner Ban* IE Cheater Leman 119 Rm»a* O lie* 04 Dal* D. Minton •ro Rrcky K. Marpan Ml luikwwa 1. Dunn Tl ha aati ar aiagaii* af Thera., Bftk/17 IM F. 10 * j» Pukkc Auction. Cash Only. S A . mpwMy m- ^ - Na ^^ma w * iv f a ia r r u i W Nl. ISTATB OP: ANNA H I SAMZHAF. NOTICI OF ADMMU TNATION TO ALL FINBONS MAVWO CLAIMS ON D IM AND B AOAJMT T H I ASOVt ISTATB AMD ALL OTHIN PINSONS W TIR SS TI0 m THB ISTATB: YOU ANB HBRBBV NOTIFIBD that n m aamkinwaNan af tha Batata af Anna la* Banihaf. dacaaaad. Pk* Numkar B7-S41CP, la paruhnp m n m Cfrcud Court far tamlnala Caunty. N O U ttlA U MONTOAOI CORPORATION. af wfMah la M l North Park Avanua, l arferd. Fianaa U T 7 I. FRANK JOBSPH HOINIO, at If. e4■- a. of Dm aacaea la tfram Adams, wtMaa addraaa i* *44 last rtf^iwiy OR i4py e I - <1^ — Mwywwwi Ftanda *17M. Tha na*M and addmaa af n m dar far aaM M tha Waal Pram Daar *« Nm BIMINOLB County 11:00 am., an the tnd day af OOTONBR. IM T , IN* taham ng WITHIN TH M I MONTHS FROM THB OATS OF T H I FIRST PUBLICATION OP THI* NOTICI. la ID* wMh Mm Clark af Mm above Court a writ­ ten statement af any claim ar lech claim mucl ba In writing and must mdteata m m b**W tor tha alaka. Ih* name and - -a----- —k a k a ------- am BOQif >1 W mt H fill Rff (m k-l nn— atom ar m a r nay, and Mm amaum siaknad. N mm eldtm I* N ad. if mm clam fa earningam ar laiiaul deled, tha naka* af Mm uncertainly ahad ba ataiad. H mm claim M a*cured, the cacurtty ehak b* aatertkad. The coals* af Mm claim ta the dark LOT M . BLOCK A LONOWOOO NORTH ACCORONfO TO T H I P U T THBRBOP AA NBCOROBD m p u t n o o k i b . p a o b ta. o f T H I PUBLIC N B CO R M OF M M m O U COUNTY, FLORIDA. WIT NS SB MY HAND and Mm teal af MM* Court an AUOUST Itth. IM T. IS IA U Maryann* Mara* Clark at Mm CBeuR Court By: Jan* I . Jeaacrt* Deputy Clark lahavarrta. MeCatta, Raywtar, Sarratl S Prapplet Peat Oftla* Sea *410 TMtaa.PL M M 1 pis<saiTS NO TM B In aaaardana* mth tha A n a rte m ONaBHNMa Act. parWig a special Occamla earttalpaa* hi M t ■ ahaufd aantaci n m naka* net la**r Mm * ***** (f\ day* grtar ta Bw pram dkg M Rdftad. Talaahanai 4 B T-U S 4SM eat 4 H T) 1 BM M I IT71 (TDCf ar 1 BBa,BM BTT t M l vt* Cl— fflGd Ads 322-2611 T. 1**7 M . H . M . I I and t l . af MM Pukka Nacarda af lanunalc C ciaefy. Plana*. a* Pukkc BMa. la Ik* M p a h BtPder. far caan. n mm Waat IM T. and antarad m Caaa Na. M-1111CA *f MM ClreuN Court af Ih* H O H T IIN T H Judlalai Circuit in and fat IIM W O L I Caunty. Florida whatam RO UISIAU MONTOAOI COR­ PORATION It Plaintiff and PRANK JO M Ptt HOINIO. LIBA OlANN HOINIO fUk/a USA ONIMIB. NOVUS M R V tC II, INC. l/k/t OISCOVIN CARO AIRVICIB, TIN AN T I t n/k/a •INNAN0 IBISINRIttO, T I N ­ ANT I t n/k/a M T T Y C UtfO IR I me mOIVIOUALa WITH DO ABIll. TIBS NBBOiNO NIASONABLI ACCOM MO OATIOHB TO PAN­ TtCIPATB m THIB PNOCBBDINO SHOULD CONTACT T H I COURT ADMINISTRATORS OFFICB AS BOON AS P O S S IS II. T i l l PMONIi 407-111-4110; IX T. 4117,B ON. 1-BOO-MA-B771 {TTDti ON 1'SM BM'STTS (V)| NSUV MNVMS. v w r IONIDA u aatkar 7,14. IM T DSI-71 1M Waal. Punch*. FMrM* 11177. Pctmana Mr adaumacr*Pvahaar tatwme) fawtaan (1*) day* af pukkeaNanafNM* " a . • wwvar *f . . an stay Nava la ragukBl an aWnkuctraMY* toiAfMlakSllM (ftWW^I HkAMUkdl ,^H ap OTWIWNMIMtt 1M.I7, F.B., canacrnmg Plant Wt. NOTM B OP SALB Nolle# I* haraBy glean .that, pursuant to a Fatal Bummary Judgment of Faraclatura antarad In tha abova-ttylad cause, at tha Circuit Court af BamaMla County. Florida. I nl* sail tha praparty situate In I amine la County, Fter Ms. A/K/A raauuamame af Flarlda Admmwtrallv* Cad* Nuiet 40CI I1 I and 40C-1.SII and Be fMad mth (racelvad By) the Dtatrkl Clark. BABB NO. B7 B**« BA 1* A COUNT NYW10B FLWDWO CORPOUATKNI n/k/a COUNTNYWIOI HOMI NOTICI IS H IR B IY OIVIN aurauam la a Final Jud*msm af VANO. BANFONO, PL 11771. m pubB* safe, k* Hi* Mghaat and Beat Bidder, far stall, M tha Waal Front Oder Bamlnela County Caurthauaa, Banfard, Flarlda. *111:04 a.nt. an Hi* Mrd day *1 BapfamBer, 1M7. MANYANN a MONM CLINK OP CINCUIT COUNT BY Jan* I . Jaaawie Deputy Clark Denial C. C eiteuigra. lapuira MOT North Batdavard Tamp*. Florida 1M01 la avaMakla far inepeetten Wrauah Friday aaaapf feeder*- BAS c.m ta . M NM DL JShna Nrvar LOT *. BLOCK K lOYUWIlOfl OP LOCH ARBOR. MOTION I ACCORDING TO T H I P U T THIRIOP AB NICONOBO IN P U T BOOK II. PAG! I, PUB­ LIC NICONOA OP MBHNOLI COUNTY. FlOfUOA. DAVIO I . 0VISS AJK/A OAYIO IU Q IN I D r i l l . I T At. TM I SOUTHIHLV M 4 F I I T OF TMI WSSTIHLY 1M F I I T OF LOT 1, BLOCH IT . MAP OP T H I BAMFOMD PAHMI, ACCON0ata TO THB PLAT TH IN I0 F AB MCONOCO m P U T BOOK 1. PAG! I H , PUBLIC NICONOS OP MMINOLB COUNTY. FLOP I- af Ha mt*m ta laau* a parrnH to the falemng appNcam(a) an Saptamkar MR. ISBTi CITY OP U N I MANY. ATTN: JOHN LITTON. P O SOX BM TM , U K I MANY, PL 117M0790, cey lie alien 11-117OOtSANOMIR. The Otatrtrt propace* la aooectc 4 .M mIMan gaAana par day af wafer TO SUPPLY P OTASH WAT IN TO A POPULATION OP 14.1M IN I YIANS. T H I APPLICANT'S PNIVIOUB PIRMIT ORAMTIO THB USB OP 4.M MOO OP WATIN TO SUPPLY P O TAS H WATIN TO A P O P U U TK M OP I B.474 IN IM F . The wNRdrcwaM uaad By fhta pradaaad prefect win can Wat af GROUND WATIN FROM FLORIDAN AOUIFIN eta TH N II IXISTWO WILLS AMD FOUR PNOPOSIO WILLS t* aarva 19.0 Mr** In •amlnal* County located In •action* M 07 M . Tewnafk* M Nana* M last known sc C U T OP LAKB MART. ty a* sal farm kt aaM Final OBI-AI e *. dark at Mu* court aNhar before tarvH* an piamtMfa after nay or mncdictciy thereeftaf, atharntaa a OafauN mu Ba antarad aaatnet you tar tha rakaf damandad m mm canpiatnt ar petit Mn Dated Aupuat Mth. IM F Mary anna More# Clark at the Court dy luanna Woodtoy Deputy CMra PubMeh: Aupuel 11. and Baplamkar 7. 1*. I I . IM F D IM M * : F IN D IN G C O IN S 1 4 -tf COUNTNYWIOfl HOMS LOANS. MfC. P/K/A COUNTNYWIOI FUND WO CORPORATION. OCH-1I0 TO AAAIN JBAM B H U lIN -a TN IM C A A O O N IM UNKNOWN YOU ANB NOTIFIIO that an action fat INut# Ta than Cauee far Contempt) haa bean Mad aaatnet you and you era raauNad M aarva a copy af yeur orman dafanaae, d any, ta N an piawtrtra attorney. Jaaaah Paiawot. nhaaa aOdraaa M. t i t Crye lei Lake Avanua. laka Mary. Florida 1IT4*. an ar bafara IIP T IM B IN loth. IM F. NOOINT O. I T A* IA at af. Craaadafandant*. NOTICI I I h IN tO v OIVIN MMt purtirant M Final Judpratrit af F a r t d t w t antatad at mm aaaa af JIN N Y W C U llU M . PlewtMf, va NOOINT O OTAKIN . at al. Dafandante, w Mm C ircuit Court, W and tar Oeatwale County. Florida. Caaa Na. M -P 1 7 0 -C A -1 4 I. the imdorafpriad Clark act ate at pupa* tala M Mm high#*! and Baal Btddar for caan at Watt front daar af the Sominoto County Caurtnauaa, M l N Park Avanua, laniard. Ban me It County. Florida, at Iha . Naur af 11:00 a n an the JOtn - day M P T IM M N . A 0 IM F. ■ M i l M UN TYi PLOfNBA VILLAS OP M S S IIS M N V HOMBOWNINS ASSOCIATION. INO. Aupuat 7,1147 Ligil Notion Ltgil Notlctt Ltgtl Notlctt m t m i o m e u rr o o u r r OP TNS 1STN JUDICIAL OMBUtT M ANB PON I BOUNTY, m t n b e w B u rr c o u n t , •JOMTSBNTN JUDICIAL BALVAOI AUCTION OCT. I I . IM F B A M NO. B T -M t BA 14 NATIONSBANC MONTOAOI CORPORATION. PI aim iff, O A M NO.I B T-f S1B-OA-14-B THOMAS L. THOMPOON. PiaimiN. va. FRANK ■- OILBV, JOHN 001 (unknown tenant) and JA N I D O I (unknwwn Icnanf). JUMAMISI 4 BwSfWGk 1 M AM BOUNTY, Pukkah: Ltgil Notion * w n WAT1N I T. 14. IM F copy IP each personal raproAd parppna ml arc scad In Mm etiaf* l* whom a copy of MM* Hat lea af Adnlntacratian has baan mailed ar* repaired, WITHM T H M I MONTHS FROM THB OATS OF THB FIRST PUB­ LICATION OF THIS NOTICS. 1a flM any abfacllan* thay may hay* that challenge* Mt* vaheity *1 tha *ai Id em* WML Vi* puadRsaMan* af MM paraanal furledWien af » * eaurt ALL O U N fS . DSMANOS. AND OSJICT10NS NOT SO FILSO W IU SB PONSVBN SANRSD. Dafaaf MMNrai pubdiaMin af MM* Natl** of Adminleftadan: Aupuat lis t. 1BS7. twain Apent* af Mm •M B. Highway 4S4, *17*0 Pip. Bar N*. 00*1771 SspwmDar 7 ,1BST S I, and 0BH-S11 y*. D4INA A. ORAM AS, *« al.. NOTfOS OP SALB NOTICt IB H1R1BY OIVIN purauam la an Ordar ar Final Judgment Scheduling Paraeioeura Sal* antarad an Aupuat 17Mi, IM F In Mil* caaa new pending In **M Court, Mm alyl* af which It indlctlad Iw P M Ia M k ^ w m a c . , a— —- -n. ^ > k . tWaal BWI DR/vfc fw CMn VI um WTai From Daar af MM IIMINOLB ity Caurlhouca, 101 N. Avanua, Sanford. Fiend* 11771. al I ICO A M., an Ih* 1*fh day af OCTOPBR. IM F, aa a*t forth hi aaM Ordar or 5LT LOT M . DCSN RUN UNIT I I . ACCOND1NO TO THB P U T THBRBOP RBCOROBO W P U T BOOR M . PAOBB M AMD 11. PUBLIC RiCOROB OP B IM IMOL I COUNTY. FLORIDA. ORDBRBD M SANFORD, M M N fO H County, Fiartda M di day af AUOUST, IBdF BUNVAMM M ONM , C lIN K ■Aa Clark. Cir*uN Court M M N fO H Caemfy. Flarlda By: Jan* I . JaaawM Daaucy Ccark BPIA N A HOFFMAN. PA. 70S Saufh DUM Nlphway Card OiBlaa, Florida 11144 4 M -t m I need a apaciaf i l* partfciaai* m fhM prat aadaig cant act ADA af M l N. Park Sun* N.. laniard. 11771. al laaaf fiv* day* la Ih* proceeding, hana: (407) 111-4I X t i l . 4117; I BM-BM-4771(700). ar 1 400-444-4770 (V), via Fiartda BOUNTY, NOTfOB OP SALB NO TICI IB HBRIBY OIVIN Midi purauam la a Pinal Judgment el Farad* sure antarad In eauca numkarad IT 1 1 II-C A -I4 -I. m Ih# Ckcull Court al I train d a Caunty, Florid*. I wMI tad Ih* praparty situated m lam mot* County, Beginning al Mia kitartactlon af tha lam tnd Watt earner kna 1/4 taction krw| af Bactlan 10. Tcwncrup i f BauMi. Nanp* 10 wy Bn# af Oranp* BauMvard righf af way. ki aaid aaaMan; dance Saudi M 0 flat, mar* ar Ma* fa Ih* Northerly Boundary Bn* af aaid Oranp* BauMvard right *f war. Mwna* iwrtheeel arty Many Mm Nertherty bound cry hn* af aaid Orangt Boulevard right *f way t* tha Patm el BegwiriBip. at pukda aaM ta mm Mghaat and beat btddar. far caan, at tha waat ham daar of tha lammvla Caunty Caurthauaa, M l N. Par* Avanua. Banfard, Florida 11771, *111 00 am on the 71th day of M P T IM M N . IM F. W IT N IM my hand and tha aaaf af thla Court an tha Mth day at AUOUST. i t l F MARYANN! MO A S i C U N K OP TH I CIRCUIT COURT Sr- Jan* I . Jaaawic Deputy Clara MARK MARK A. IK O TIIN . ISOUINI 1100 Clay Avanua. OuR* ITT Ortanda. Fiartda 11004 1407) 0M -47M * Na: I01M I 7. 14. 1**7 D tl-M In actardana* with tha Americana Wkh DMaataiiaa Act. OP PtOTfTtNMB HAMS Nolle* Ia harady d>v*n thec w* wfd snpapa m kuamaaa al M « N. French A**.. Sanfard. F I 1 I7FI, SamWal* C aunty. Fiend*. unOar the Ficmiou* Nam* af OANPONB HdNALO. partkipafa M IN* pracaadwid should jam acl Court Admmietralien, at M l N Park Avanua. kuRa N -M l. Oanfard. Fiartda 11771. lafaahan* (407) U1-41M . act. 4117. net Mar Mian coven (7) day* prior to mm ptcccedmp Mhearing kwpairad. (TOO) 1-S0O-MS-O77I, ar Wmc* (V) t-tO O -O M -tno , VM Flarlda Relay larvics Pukkah: leefemksr 7, 14. IM F M I-70 aaid name wNh n m OfvMian af Carparalian*, Tsiiahacaaa. Florida, m accardanc* with Mm provMMrt* af Ih* FIcIHMu* Hama Itatufa*. Ts-tTN: SdONdh (t t .M . Florid* ttahrla* IM t. haauhkc Nawe*saw*. Inc Hedy M Andga* NMkW Orawry Pukkah Scpfamkw 7, IM F Dfl-71 IN TNB CINCUIT COUNT OP TNB I4 TN JUDICIAL CINCUIT. IN ANB PON M M IN OLB COUNTY, IN TNS CIRCUIT COUNT OP TNS IS TH JUDICIAL CINCUIT OP PLOfNOA m AND FON MNIWOLO COUNTY OSNINAL JUNIPPIOTtON OIYISMH CASS NO. SF-4S CA t*K TRANS FINANCIAL MONTOAOI COMPANY. PiwmiM, V* -I4 -L NATION4BAMC MONTOAOI CORPORATION F/K/A NCNB MONTOAOI LF/W A T H A N MONTOAOV CORPORATION VB. PLAINTIFF THB UNKNOWN SPOUM. HBmS. BSM PICUUM 4 AMO ALL O TH IN PART H I CLAMNMBB AQANtAT TH I U T A H OP SARAH a. a n n a m c s a b b o ; ja b o m SMITH; 4 TAT I OP FLONIOA. DCPAMTMBMT OP NTVIN U I: (INITIO BTATIB OP AfMMCAi ITT FmAMCIAL AIRVICIB. INC: NICHAHO A. YOUNG 0/B/A YOUNO CL1ANINO I HAULMCO: OUALITY MONM TRANSPORT, MIC.: HI 0 0 1N SPRNCOS CONDOfdmiUM ASSOCIATION, m e.; M M WO L I COUNTY; JOHN D O I AMD JA N I DO I AS UNKNOWN TIN A N TI N POM ISSION OCFINOANTII) NOTICS OP FOMOLOPUNN RALS NOTICI IS H IR IB V OIVIN purauam la a Bummary Final Judpmam of toracMaura dated SapCamBar Tnd. 1M7, arrtarad kt ChrU Caaa Na. M -11M -CA14-L af tha CkciMl Court *1 the 1ITM Judicial Circuit M and for MMINOLB Caunty, SANFORD. Flarlda. I a * aa* la Mm M|fM*t and kaaf bidder lor cash AT THB FRONT DOOR OF THB COURTHOUBt af tha B IM IN O LI County Caurthauaa localad m M l NORTH PARK AVtNUI In SAMFORO. Flonda, at 11:00 a-m. an Mm Mth day af M F T IM S IR IM F Mm fakowtng early a* aat forth luminary F trial CONDOMINIUM UNIT 171. SUILOINO 11C. OF HID0IN SPRINOS CONDOMINIUM. ACCORDING TO T H I O I C U NATION OF CONDOMINIUM RICORDIO ON NOVIMBIR I I . IB M IN OFFICIAL RIC0RDS BOOK 1*M FAOIS BM THRU 7SI. INCLUSfVS OF T H I PUSLIO RICONDS OF S I Ml NOLI COUNTY, FIONIDA AND ALL AM INDM IN TS T H IN IT O . TO O ITH IN WITH ALL AFPUNTIN AN C IS TH IN ITO AND AN UNOtVIDIO IN TI N IST W T H I COMMON IL IM IN T S OF SAID CONDOMINIUM AS BBT FORTH IN I AID O IC U R A TIO N . INCLUDINO BPBCIFICAUV BUT NOT S T WAV OF UMUATION T H I FOLLOWING BOUIPMINT: NIFNIGIRATON, W/ICIMAKIN, HANOI. MICROWAVI. O ltH . WASHIR. DISPOSAL. FIRBP U C I . MINNONIO C L O M T DOORS. PAOOLS FAN. WASH­ IR . DRVIN Dated tMe Ird day of I I P TIM S IN . IMT. icihcurr c o u n t m a d MARYANN! M ONM Clark el mm Circuit Court By: Jan* I. Jaeewlc Daputy Clark T H I U W OFFICIS OF DAVID J. IT IR N , PJL M l B. UHIVINSITY DN. STB BOO, BLO M PLANTATION. PL 11114 (BM)Hl-BOOD In aecardanca with Ih* American with OMaBUitla* Act. parson* with duakUltl** naadbip a apodal aacemmadeUen to participata In IM t praaaadlng •houM contact Ih* Clark of Ih* Circuit Court al the MMINOLB . County Caurthauaa al (407) m -4 * M . not lafar Mian aatan day* prior I* Mm crcn cWng. M hearing kapakad, 1-0 0 0 -M I■771 (TDD) ar 1-404-444-4770. 7,14. IM F DO I-44 RUDOLPH C JON I S and IH N ItT IN I P JONBS: JIF F IN Y J O N H A/K/A JfFFR tV JOHBB: P4LLY P RIW fh DlS/A BAtW IR'S COUNTRY kYORl. RUBY PR (W IN O/S/A PNIWBN'S COUNTRY STORB; JUANITA SMITH; JULIA OUNN; M Ihrmg. and pN unknown partiaa H I T PMAMCB. ***.; LBVM FLORIDA M M S TM f NTS. LTD; im rr io s t a t b s o f a a m r ic a i SUN STATS FORO F/K/A BILL KHIBS SUN STATI FORO; HOOD NINT A-CAN CORN, a dMeefyad carper anon; AOVtHTItT MIALTH ■YSTIM/SUNSILT. KM d iv a Fiartda HoapRaf: UPS TRUCK LSASWO. In*.; SUNTRUST BANK. Camral Flarlda. N i l l/k/a Sun Sank. Hcuonal Aaaaclcllen. CLINK OF TH I ciRCurr c o u n t o f m m i n o l b COUNTY; IT A T I OF FIOHIOA. Oaaartmam el Navanua; ___ . unknown paraonfa) In possession ar the subtact N O TIC I OP ACTION TO: JtMary Jon#* a/k/a Jeffrey Jena* M kymp, and all unknown peril** claiming ky. through. ealandant(t) who art la Ba dead ar In*. whether aaid unknown partM* a*, hake, davit***, grant***, er other claimant*; nhaaa rsaitanc* la unknown and whoa* last known addraaa M: M TIMany BauMvard. Bun* 11 Hawark. New Jaraay 0710C YOU ARB NOTIFIBD that an action let loracletur* at mart­ en tha telMwIng I property: Lai 4*1. SPfUNO OAKS. UNIT 1, according la Mm plal Miaraaf, aa rtcatdad In Ptat Saab IT, Papa* 74/74/71, Public Baaacd* af l aminaM County, Flarlda. ha* baan (Had ape-nai you and you ar* rtpulrtd la aarva a capy at yaur written defence!, d any, ta It. on MARff-LOUIIS SAMUILS. Attar nay lar Mt* PlakitMl whoa* addraaa it 4410 Say Seoul Boulevard, Suit* CM. Tampa, Florida IM P 7 on er bafara thirty day* tram Um data af Mm flrat pukkc atten af MM* nolle* and tut tha original wRh tha Clark al this Court either before s ank * an Plaintiff* attamay at mmadiattty that*aflar; otherwice a default wil ba antarad againtt you far the relief dam anaad in Mm earnplaint. N O TI: PURSUANT TO TH I FAIN OUT C O LLIO IIO N PHACTICIB ACT VOU ANB A0V1IID THAT THIB LAW FIRM IB O tIM ID TO B l A 0 IB T C O LHCTO R ATTIMPTINO TO C O LLIC T A O B IT AND ANY INFORMATION OdTAIHID WILL B4 USIO FON THAT PUNPOBI. W1TNIBS my hand and Mm seal at said Court an B IP TIM BIN Ird. 1MT. (M A I) Maryanna Mora* Aa Clark *f Mm Court By: Ruth King A* Deputy Clark CO DU.IS S STAWIAhBKI 4410 Say scam Boulevard Suita 4*0 Tampa, Flarld MOOT Telsphanai (111) BT7-40M CSS **4-04041 PubBah: Saplambar 1,14. IM F Dfl-40 10:00 000 W IN 414 LONOWOOO FL 117*0 1011 Nlctan PICK UP JNOFOOBTiriwnnfpni Publish: leptembar 7, IM F Of 1*10 IN TNS CINCUIT COURT OP TNS H O H T IIN T H JUDICIAL 0INCUIT m ANB PON BIM INOLB COUNTY, FIONIDA C A M NO.I M -IT 0 T -C A -1 S -L IUHTRUBT BANK CINTNAL FLORIDA. N A. f/k/a SUN BANK. N A , a national banking association, Plaintiff. v*. 1. LIB MUNI1ZI; SALVATOR! B. M UNIUI; NATIONAL LOAN IHVISTORB, LP. a kmItad partnership; 0J10IM BNTf NPNISIfl. INC., a Florida carperatian; IXCILBION CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION, INC., a Florida carperalien; AMIRICAN CIVIL ING IH IIN INO COMPANY, a Florida carparalian; IMBHQY BOUIPMINT BALIB, INC., a Fi artda carparalian; FLONI0A CURB • CONCRBTI CONSTRUCTION, MIC., a Fiartda earperatien; KBV •PORTS MARKBTINO. INC., a Flarlda corporation; NATIONAL I DOCAT ION INBURANCI GROUP INC.; * Florida corporation; ■ILL M N T 1 d/b/c dlN TZ Of NTAL LAB; CINTNAL LOCATING tIN V IC f. LT0. CORPORATION, a Now Verb carparalian; and MICRO INNOVATION 1. INC., e Flarlda corporation. Defendant* NO TM B OP B A L I TO WHOM IT MAY CONCIHN N O TIC I It H IR IB V OIVIN that purtuant la tha Final Judgment of Faroclocur* dated mm IBMi day at Aupuat IM F. and antar ad in tha above ttytad causa wherein SUNTRUST BANK C IN TR A l FLORI0A, N A . Vk/a SUN BANK. N A , a nationaf banking aaaaciatian. la Mi* PUMMM and f . LIB M U N llli; •ALVATORB B. MUNIZH. NATIONAL LOAN INVBITO R I. IP. a limited partnarahip. OiLDIN (N TIR P N ia lB . INC . a Florida carparalian; IX C I L SIOR CONSTRUCTION CORPO­ RATION. INC., a Florida corpo­ ration; AMIRICAN CIVIL INO INBININO COMPANY, a Florida carparalian; IN IN G V IOUIPM INT SAIIB . IN C . a Florida carperatian; FLORIDA CURB 4 CONCRBTI CONSTRUCTION. MfC.. a Flarlda corporation; K IT SFORTS MARK1TING. INC . a Florida corporation; NATIONAL I0UCATION INSURANCI GROUP, INC.; c Florida corpo­ ration; BILL B IN TZ d/b/c BINTZ OINTAL LAB. CINTRAL LOCATIHO S1RVICI. LTD COR­ PORATION. a New York corpo­ ration, end MICRO INNOVA­ TIONS, INC . ( Florida corpora­ tion, arc ih* Ostandanit I, Clark of tha abava-aniiilad Court. wiM toll lo tha rughatt and bast bidder, or bidder*, lor cash, at the SammoM County Courthout* (watt front stop*). M l N. Pork Avanua. Sanford. Florida 11771. st 11 00 a. m . on mm Ind day at OOTOPIR, IBSTT, ty a* aat forth In aaid Final Judpmam pf Foreclosure eitu•lad In Seminal* County. BSJMSfT - A ' A PORTION O.R. MITCHILL'S SURVBY OP TNS LIV Y GRANTS. PLAT BOOK 1, PAG I *. OP T H I PUBLIC RSCOROS OP SIMMaOLB COUNTY. FLORI­ DA: M O R I PARTICULARLY D IS C N IB ID AS FOLLOWS; C O M M IH C I AT T H I IH TIR M OTION OF THS (A S T RIGHTOF-WAY U N I OF MOSS ROAD AND T H I C IH T IR U N I OF LONQWOCD OVIIDO ROAD AS SHOWN OH T H I PLAT OF. NORTH ORLANDO, PLAT BOOK I t . PAGIS 10 AMO I I . PUBLIC RICOROS OP S IM INO LI COUNTY, FLORIDA; T H IH C I HOP D 4G R IIS M 11*1 ALOHO ■AID ( A I T RIGHT-OF-WAY U N I OF MOSS ROAD A O ilTAHCI OF 111 M FIS T TO TH I POINT OF CUNVATURI (PC) OF A CURVI CONCAVS 1ASTIRLV AND HAVING FOR IT PRINCI­ PLE IL IM IN T S , A RADIUS OF STS.TI F I I T AN0 A CINTRAL ANOLI OF 11 O I G R I I I 01 49* HUN THINCk NORTHIRLY ALONG T H I ARC OF SAI0 CURVI 171.11 F I I T TO TH I POINT OF TANGINCY T H IN !OF: RUN T H IN C I N il OBORIIS 0 7 - t r i A O ilTANCI OF H4.00 F I I T TO T H I POINT n* acniuuiun T H IN C I CONTINUI N M D IO R IIB 0711*1 A DISTANCS OF 100.00 F i l l ; RUN T H IN C I SSI D IO R IIS 97 49*1 A DISTANCS OF 700 00 F IIT ; RUN T H IN C I 117 D IO R IIS 01‘I4*W A DISTANCS OF IM .7 I FIST. RUN TH IN C I N71 D IO R IIS OS M* W A 0ISTANCI OF 1M .M F I I T TO T H I POINT or MfllMMINa. TH I UN0IRSI0NID. HAVING FIRST B U N DULY SWORN. IT A T I ON OATH THAT T H I AF ORB DISC AISID PROPIRTV DOBS NOT COMSTITI/TI TH I HOMIBTIAO* OF ANY FIR IO N W HOM IOSVIR UNDIR T H I LAW! AND CONSTITUTION OF TITS STATI OF FLORIDA, togalhor with til ttructurc*. Improvamcnlt, (liluras and appurtenant** on aaM land* of uaad In conjunction ihorawtlh. W ITN IM my hand and efTMlal *4*1 of this Court al Sanford, l ommola County, Florida, this Itth day of AUOUST, 1M7. (COURT SIAL) MARYANN! MORSI A* CMrk of Circuit Court Byt Jkn* I . J h o w M Deputy Clerk Jack C. Mcllrey. laquiro MAGUIRI. VOORHIS S WILLS, PA. Past Offie# Be* 111 Orlando, Florida 11101 (407) 144-1100 FLORIDA BAR NO. 041*144 Attorney for Ftoinlifl IN ACCOROANCI WITH T H I AM IR ICAN! WITH DISASIUTIBS ACT. PIRSONS WITH DIBABILITIIB NIIDINQ A BPICIAL ACCOMMODATION TO PART1CIPATI IH THIS P R O CIID ING SHOULD CONTACT COURT ADMINISTRATION AT B IM INO LI COUNTY COURTHOUBt. M l N. PARK A V IN U I. SAN­ FORD. FLORIOA. TIL1P HO NI (407/111-41101, NOT LATIR THAN O IVIN (T) DAY* PRIOR TO T H I PROCIBDINO. IP HIARINO IMFAJRID. (TDD) t100*(41-1771, OR VOICI (V) 1SS4-S44-4770. VIA FLORIDA RILAY SIRVICI. Pukkah: l aplemkkr T. 1 4.1M7 OBI-44 �• Sknlortl Metkid, Sanford, Florida - Sunday. September 7, 1097 Legal Notices - ■■ rr * * 1 — -------- tcnltv C ««ri at Varment Unit Me. a, franklin CInert M taka etraai u . u ta m , v i o b it s iaei| it a -ia y i Daakal Ha. taa-4-BS fra * Paul D Cayaa •JO ( Orange Avenue longwood f t 12780 lurretia Head ICayaa) Mr Paul D Cayaa NOTW fl OF H IA H M Q Aufwat 7, le e r ThM la la notify you ta apnea' ai lha Court named above * connection with the above Motion Hearing Tueedey Bepiamber JO. 1M l at Ok 00 AM A reooeet lor -Mlttlmut to Correctional Factory- haa been Hied by Nlcholaa Hadden (Attorney let Plaintiff) The milttmua aiataa aa loHowe Tou are ordered la taka and commit Paul Cayaa ta the Cam*Helenai at Cerrectloni at an evl barlied laeraaantptlva, who la piled with the candmona el lataeaa aa eat lonh below or la ethanataa dtachargad ky law. On March I I . I a n , Via frankHn family Court ordered Paul Cayaa ta pay ■23.010.*4 ragtihar whh mtaraat at ttst ear annum accrulne tram January ft, t eef ta the ftanaun family Court Clark on or bolero July I, taer. Paul Cayaa haa tailed to e*y the eum due. MThoraloro, the Court order* Peu! Cayeo held for end con­ tempt of Court unto payment ot U t tJO aa tegether with intereat at tltc par annum from January I f , 1207 and publica­ tion coala of I M 00 la made la Via frankHn County Cotdl Clark or la otherwtee drecharged ky low. Ill You hove the nghl to be reareeented by an attorney- it you can not oiford on attorney, you may revue at an attorney be appointed by liHmg out an appucetton form and raturNne ta tma court prior ta the hearing data. If yau guaVfy, the (tala may appoint an atfernoy to rep­ ot part at the attorneya laaa. The forma are avadabta at the cowrthouao and mull ba Mad al laaat 10 daye prior to the heatrrg data. M you hove lured an attorney, pieeee have them Ida a nonce of appearance prior to •he achodula nearing fA ILU h l TO APPEAR AS O P D in iD ABOVE WILL RESULT IM THE ISSUANCE O f THE MITTIMUS. Tammy Burnt. Aaalatanl Clark Pufeliah: August J l, and September T, ttST OfH-SOT IM Tttt CIRCUIT COURT OF THB RfOMTBettTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, - '* v'S M AND FOR B IM IR O tl COUNTY, FLORIDA M O M T E OfVIBlOR File Humber ST-SSf -CF IN R (: ESTATE Of BARRY A WO IDA. Oeceaeed HOTtOB ■TRATIOR et the WOlDA, Legal Notices F04125413 NO TICI In accordanc* with lha Amarican* OtaaMhtlae Act, par­ aona needm* a epee let accom­ modation lo panic Mala m thia proceeding ehoutd contact the individual or aganay aanding nollct not talar than aeven |7| day* prior I* the proceeding el ihe eddieaa given on the notice Telephone: 407-1I14JM oat 4EEF; t-too-ast-arr I (TDD) or t-EOO-ESS-ITTO |y); ala Florida Relay lerv.Ck Pubiiafi: Baptember 7, 14. tt*7 DEI 41 IN THB CIRCUlf COURT OF THB BMNTflflNTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT m AND TON BIM INOLB COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION OABB NO. B F -tiS O OtVIBfON 140 BANKERS TRUST COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA. N.A. AS TRUSTS! OF VENDES TRUST IStT-1, m en- CP, le pending m the Cirouit Court tor Bommoto County, Florida, Probata Ohrlafan. the addraaa of which la ter*mola County Courthouao, Sot N. Park Ava., Sanford, Florida 11TT1. The namei and addraaaaa of the pereonel topraaentaiMrvea attorney are eet lotth ALL IN TIR IS TID PERSONS ARE MOTIFIIO THAT: All per loot on whom thlo notice la aervad who have okfectiona that challenge t a validity el the win, the quaiificauona ot the poraonal laproaonUttea. venue, or furladittlon ol the Court are required to Ilia their ebfeettone with Uue Court WITHIN THE LATER OF T H R U MONTHS AFTER T H I DATE OF T H I FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OATS AFTER THE DATE OF BIRVICI OF A COFT OF TH It NOTICE ON THEM. AH credltore ot the decedent and other par eon a having claim* or domanda agatntl decedent* eetata on whom a copy ot m u nollea la aervad within three monthe after the data of the Mat publication of Thla nolka muet Ilia thalr cl anna with Vila Court WITHIN T H I LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER T H I DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER TH I DATE OF (IR V IC f OF A COPT OF THIS NOTICI ON THSM. All otrvar creditor* ot the deco dent and paraona having claima or damende agamel the dace dant'a aetata must Ella thalr claim* with thla court WITHIN THREE MONTHS A FTIR T H I DATS OF THE FIRST FUSUCA TION OF THIS NOTICI. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. The data ot m* first bub** Uon of thla Not lea la Awguat It. IH 7 . l Raen praaameiiva: ARTHI THUR WOIOA Attorney tor Faraonal Roefaeantathro: CURTIS S. OOFF, I SOU IPI Florida Bar N*. SSS4I7 TIE N. Farncr*afc Avenue Orlando, FL EESOJ HOT) **4-7111 PuSItaR: Aufuat St, and Soptomkar T, I H T DCH-SOe 407/322-2611 407/831-9993 NO TICS OF ACTION TO: OIRALOO R. RODRIQUEZ LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE! loot Lagoon Cove Oviedo, FL 117BI CURRENT RESIDENCE: UNK MOWN VOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action lo foraclato a mortgage on Ihe following proporty In SEMINOLE County, Floflda: LOT 122, STILLWATER. PMA' r t. ACCORDING TO THE F L U THEREOF, AS RECORDED III FLAT BOOK 11, PAGES 41-44, PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, haa been filed again*1 you and you aro raquuad to aarv* a copy of your written del enter, N any, wKMn SO daye after the IVal publication ol tide Nolle* ot Action, on Ichevarila, McCall*, Raymer, B antu B Trappier, Plaintiff a attorney, whoa* addraaa la SOI Bayahora Boglavard. Buna 400. Tampa. Florida 33404, and Ilia lha orig­ inal with thla Court either balora eentlce on Plalnlill'a attorney ot knmadiataly there•tier; otheral** a dafautt wiN ba antarad egatrial you for the rebel demanded m the Complaint of peinion. Thla nolle* (hall be pubkahed once each weak for two canaacuthre week a in the Sanford Herald W ITN IS I my hand and me aaal ol Ihra Court on thla End d a yotS EP TS M U n. ISST Maryann* LI or t a Clerk ot Ih* Court By: Ruth King Aa Deputy Clerk N O TIC I AMERICANS WITH OMASILITISS ACT OF (IS O Admlafttiktlv* Order Ns. ST-S N you aro a pat ton whh s <**■ modatkm In order lo ptrtlclpat* ki ihlt proceeding, you are enti­ tled, al no coat to you, to th* piOTiafen of certain oeaManc*. Pi**** contact Court AdmMMVaCMn at le t N. Park Avenue, Sum * N M t. Sanford, FL EtTFt 14071 11S-41S0 *at. 4EE7 wKMn t working day* at yaur raaolpt *4 th** nattaat M yau aro htaring or yotaa rapaved, ckH 1-#00-HS-4771, Fubllth: Sepiember 7, 14, I t t T OEMS CELEBRITY CIPHER C10U0 SATURDAY A1UN0AY Ratos \ DCADUNCS TUtday Tvu Friday t l Noon lha Day Bator* FvCStaaoi k Bmdty lENoanFitlay f ADJUSTMENTS ANO CRIOITS: In lha avanl af an artar ki an wC VkaSatVordHaraMwISbaraapanafMatarthaRratlnaartMnanfy | and only to thaaatontal too aaal al seal tnoar*on.Ft*oai Book T*w ad Far accuracy tfi* ftrsl My R run*. k-L—KBkN— — www-^wm— — HSALTHCAM S M tM l Coru lat ol Bantard apacMSitng in lahap. and raatofMha ows. M R k S o m ftlk a M 4 M 14 WOfO BfHOO Sam IndMn CtoUnn raj too could win 1000a o4 SSS Fun but rid* kiTroth Tampa 741B477 21—P*F»OOBlS TB O P TTW T liw ig ■ counaaang 4 mwdcJ G IF T O F LIF E M L IIA Nosni s 4US ALONE? FLa RESPECTED 0*1vrg Bureau lor SENIORS. Eatac 1B7F. 1-409431-4477 a- Namely S Wecahewea ta I14.M hr. AS Shffta, Ttolnl COL-A w/ Hkl Mat • I yr. tip l*q ISM Century Cent on Eta way ptonty ot work. Homs Tima. RMw Progrwm. flood Pay, Mop. Unload • vac. Pty C part ol our taaml Cal TrwMnp. I-BOO-J47-74EE Morv F*. ORTVfRB-FLATSED H A M SfOtC-ON MONt S v BONUS PRObfUM NEIO COL-ASS MOD OT71 m-ti _______ ec/S St t o k r t U N BONUSII! After krai day of work tar work art wan CARD! ApDfr BOO AM Ready to Work *4 W Hand Man 1EDS & ftvy U SE. 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Net MLM 34 hr. maaa. 1 -S O M t M M M M i VENDINQ ROUTE 500-342-5463 w w w m t e n te w t e w IN SIO HBLPt OVER WHCLME01 W HIM * you gal aiartatl Eam 5- 10k par ' Ley Over Ptsn'E rk i Step Pay* M Day OS tar 7 Day* OuT •COtKR ■ •HaaEh taauranca•ttacaaon Pay* •RkMr Programtyr *ta> SCtaaaACOLraq Ptaaaa CM Bam to Spm 1*00874-8000 Uon fnOnfy COE Today •r*uw Vfgu»* f OF FtCTITtOUB NAME Nona* U hereby given that wa will angag* In buaktoaa at cots J L O V - O R R C K P N L I Moor** Stenon Rd.. Sanford, FL SI771, Bamlnot* County, J P C C R A C e P I Z A C J N K U V J Floitda, under th* Flatltlaua Nam* of TEODN, and that w* inland le rttNtar tats nam* A K J P C L J K P N C C N A L S with th* Dlvlaton a) Corporation*, Tallahaaaaa, Florida, In aaaordana* with th* R L CM O L ' J T E J K P L J J . ' — pravlafon* of th* Fiatitlou* Nam* Btalutoa, To-WIt: Section MS.Of. Florida Statute* 15*1. T L P P L N N U L S V . 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Btnaa 1I7S SM -TtM 2 7 5 -H w x ty u » n • EBTIMATESiLOtR fr e e RanMl preparty, garsgwihsd dean upa. tppkancea. trath, brush. *07 IM IM S er pgy40F-St»4ttF Lie IROOMMS/Om M Yrs. kit i M i l l V DUMP TRAAER Removal of KxjNdTy RWlVleVlPBfll WMlii ML W K M W e r HI-711?. HAULMOn Ratal Braga ctoan outta m e---------nW e-._LH------«T hart ANIA s B R n o n o B CALL DtCICa ELECTRIC A d v e r t i s e S . i n H n 2 7 7 -H a u ttn g 2 6 6 -C te a n ln g 8 « r v lO M 166— Iteohlrw Work asa-AddWons A Etta wtamtaasna, aaawttbttng 4 inMaana. CM tor an MElltWaiKSSStalM. ■■Shm Cad E S X tEI t o n 10-11 AM tar appoatomant A ll terMr. faaplna A tt O C tA T l TRANMB f-S O O -ttM IS S nLD ttl REAL 1BTAT1 STVISTmO Uao as monay, W* ahars pro! Sk (413) SBS*371 Hams Uncs Ysu read M s FEM1 Rspsrtt Cal 1 -SEB-331 -441f sta » T 14 hn tor a FREE Ranmad Ikaaiaga 1 MA1NT1NANC8 MtayMS-1 Aparlmant Compta* F/T u m B l. AccipMng jppftciitoni lof dto' Qua to axpanaron. Large Lake Mary company hktno Fdi Ttma laaealkM* W*S bam you to •am your potartaai 33M0S3 •1—Money to Land m la p A M il Us. Ratad. ■J— for our new expanded Lake Mary I* mortal P/T Fanlunc aunorL No Not MLM 3 MINUTE V1N004Q: LAZY PCRS0K8 DREAM. FIWHOURSvSfQ 14 FfSaBtacfu* 1-SOOSEO-43S3 SD4-775-4M0. OETICTTVI •FFNVATI .WIN Train SS«,,T5SRW*>SB ,wc. Many high taftOata work anvtronmanl AS ckndidataa tar antatuymant must urv daraland toms Engkah and piM a drug tokening y you art tatofMtod ptaaaa vital our dtiNtal uMcaa Uatod at 3747 Cantor Avenue Tuesday avouch TTwaMy tram 1000 va unta 100 pnt M out an appacaBon. OyrUUr SarvtaM to an Coklwell Banker #1 In North America is •earchlnK for experienced •254(P MARTA* OATCARB Baby* tool Pro School LAKE MARY LIC 45*4 7 3730004 pay rata and a _____ . I B 40 nr* * Pant irtauranca S ban•Ol*. 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In lataa Mary Arm. CM : INDUSTRIAL CONSULTANTS, MC F «a Legal Notlcet ' U L F J C I : I F/T ROUM KIEPER SAFERVISOR. Muti ba aeSmoOvtaed Soma aapartanca naadad. Ap­ ply wlhtn Dadary Manor. SO North Highway 17-93, OaBary Drug Fiaa wom place EOE Che new sapandad oMca In Labs Mary haa opamnok tar annta staking m r at a MgFt-pio' . Ea- NOW ACCEPTING 71-*te1p Wanted Iwa gjtAatawtB by ------- -------- MltMM SIMM f by Lula Campos Cttotortf Oftm cryptogram* an pwepto p—i indp**MN otKhl___ COME GROW WITH WAT80NI ,.M S S N M S 1 .N IH M •Itllt*!***••■*»•*•'I1 .S I I AM 1 U f« " SIP. LAMM MABITBHANCa flood pay I sanam*. AM. ..Mf alias ca* SEt-TSSE D l PALDO R. RODRIGUES, ot al. asctvng aaMf PCkNor CM I PRIVATE PARTY RATES •:N A.M. • »:0i F.M. MONDAYOn FIUDAT NOTKJH I I M am ., on the End day of October, ttS T, the lottowing deecribed property aa cat forth kt o*Kl Final Judgment: LOT S4. LEES THE WEST ft l/t FEET. AND THE WEST ES FEET OF LOT SS, BLOCK B4. EANLANOO THE IUBURB BEAUTIFUL PALM SPRINGS SECTION. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 1. PAGE SS t/E, PUBLIC RECORDS OF I f MlNOLI COUNTV, FLORIDA. WITNESS MV HAND and the eeol af tfwa Court on Auguat E*m. n a r (SEAL) Maryann* Mora* Clark at the Circuit Court •y: Dorothy W. Bolton Deputy Clark Echevarria. Me Cake, nay mar. Barrett S Trappier Poet Office Bet 1410 Tampa. FL SMOl Orlando - Winter Park U h l- 7 1— f w p T f ir m a 71—Http Wanted Soiwig^o^djaaiy1tadhtauN lor S o m ln o le CLASSIFIED DEPT HOURS ■MU. limlge RMJ---- M .- -S 71—fttip n ln w Q CLASSIFIED ADS IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF T H I IIQ H TIS R TM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR S IM IN O il COUNTY, FLORtOA CIVIL ACTION CASS RO. *?•» CA DIVISION 14*A FIRST UNION MORTQAOE CORPORATION SUCCESSOR ST MERGER WITH DOMINION BANKSHARE! MORTOAOE CORPORATION, Flamliftlal, v«. HERMAN D. WILLIAMS. III. at al, Delendant(k) OF FO M C LO S UR S SALS NOTICE IS MEREST GIVEN pureuant to a Final Judgment al feraclaaura dated Auguat EStfi, ttST, and entered kt Caaa No I M CA ol the Circuit Court of I ho EIGHTEENTH Judicial Circuit ki m l I n SEMINOLE Caunty, Florida wherein FIRST UNION MORTGAGE CORPORA­ TION SUCCESSOR I T M tRGIR WITH OOMINION SAN ItSHARIS •SORTGAGS CORPORATION la the PtaMtMf and HERMAN 0. WILLIAMS. Ill are the Delandante, I wtS taS Is the M*he*t and kart bidder for caeR al Via Waat Front Dear at the SIM INO L I County MA 71—Halp Wanted ll.ii*);,tin Ctetnlofl •Ortvawwya RY 334-TIM STEAM FACTORY 334- 2 5 3 -L a n d * o «p 4 n g TALEMOO LANOBcippM HvOMMERCLAURSBtOfNT^ jig g g g p •AipiwaMsliRktacara* •t dma cut or fForWVs awntaaw ORBAT RATER MB MSB A l l % ir i l S JM-WooBna n i n i i c . m u i n l i m i t e r A v e r . i m ' s I .i > 1 U . i s s d 2tt-Pr555W5 • I . i k e 1<> n u D i p t . M .ti i t t o i t i h V / t T <t i i \ �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday. September 7, I M F - u - * — W a n to ri • 94 KIT ’N’ CARLYLE ® by larry Wrl*ht 71— fw p w anw a R 141— Hombt For 8bl« 153—AcrMg* Lot For •ANFORO 17 epto plan, vert­ ed caking. Ffl. Reduced to 171,800 Cel U d e Bemueleon/ TRAVIS KILLOORE BROKER 1711*23 OR 272-1M1 IA C R E S M SANFORO ZONED 004*111000 tf. Jonne Ready 222-4/13 MARKHAM PUCE 110 Hunlert Tr. longwood 4/3 r H M m lw f t County — 211— AnUpy/CofMcMbMi 111000-00 brick wdl Sunken L/R 1 F/R 00 ptac* CoABCtton cxigiArt FUrtft, AN cotori, itfvtig ptac* M , dnnerwara. 222-9471 LO T FOR E A LI 120X1*0 TeaWrty decoretod E3BM MODERN FURN. 8 1 FW Ct er WTWBB *04-774-mW4E7l n iH T to Own Ibrl Fu* Time i Pad Time U,to*MM*our 217—Oarag* Salts *401.71 MOVE 04 6 12 ACRES Medeon. FL Country eub Ax woodeddeOa/ htkoryden wood I11JOO. U / U M ld o r M l LET. 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AC. cetee. teunmy. turner ptMogoe. race aree llOOmt Female protected ajjsjer w i • » • ]« _ ________ II *7— Apartments am _______________ PHONE PROS FUM i I APT. Pi n an Fence, ball, (* llmcfje eetong to dr* town Benlord Uaer tor T pereon DeprRettmo pete Utoe tod 1730P29 leave meeeege FUtWt. IF F C APT Prtv en Fence, beto, U Urwfje eeBng to •> town Benlord toeel tor T pereon DetoTMemo pete u*e ■nd Mi5i»Uewi WORKINO mete I reaebM Fioraanad room Contact Be 024-77*4 SMALL TRANBPORNER. mkty. Heee-up, DM let. teei Neeep , am warn. S ew *ey pey banuea be AppeyetW Cerow eeP* SngteStoryDtsign •fnwvjtyOn-SU Urapmrt No0"* Belowof Abort •firnnhtOorUnturohhfdSltxKrt Energy■fftoenl Stuflot •fBctnotyfurnishedInStudos Only t NEWLY Hue i l l I I I 1 bdrwL apt Beth wtAC. No peto. 0 4 - Pnme *10.070 a t 1 ( A 407170-2*00 OUPIU/SANFORO 1/1, CHA tor eon m A seed, ueiey w/WT) none up W/vQ tod teOCFmo ■metoney. clean. 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AMD: I^ D n jo o r^ e | ^ ^ «1 J VWtfctoe/Campere For fsrsr m m r ENGLISH HORSEBACK Wteona. camp, twvnyvng R7NEVA. 29*9391 1979 Dodge Coecnmen. SMepe 1 Good condton. Samue «v quneecrty *20-727* Stain Masters Csrdftod Carps* and fycBttwB Ch i n n $ (407)786-8800 n J U U MARY H I k lW l dBL garage, p o d -t!llM 1 1 S 0 This New Home Can Be Yours For As Little As FREE M l M is s IkMbUR UDCODEVEUMEHICOIP. M 4 B I1 1 Or To bo sold A B80LU TEI The entire estate of Lila Carr including bonis, household items, car and several gun*. ------ Sun. Sept. 14,1:00 P.rt.— 110 Sable Palm Cl., Sanford, F L 3 BR. 2 BA. Townc House, *89 Buick Century •38,800 mi. (Pristine). Entire conicnli of home including bed­ room, dining room, living roomfurniture, dishes, cockware, microwave. T. V., 6 place settingof sterlingsilver, linens, sewing mischine, achine, lamps, docks and much Plus Guns HTbltfW Bee. a aocepeed. 3234404 323- E S TA TE on t w e paced *71Wo weti n u A w e re w «rano Colt single action Frontier Scout-22 LR Winchester Model 94-30-30 JP Saver A Sohn 337 Mag-. Llama 43 cal. (3) misc. guns. _________ l/t Dupteiw/po­ lo. WF/Bwr tod... *— CALUMPT MALTTY 322-74M UCTiO N '414 PM. mom yd. taaaew/opl. ‘tANPORO W lw f cerpM end y u ju ^ large roome. a/ carport, ictn •OANFORO inwf S TJB l.S S a * -2 rS £ Z ? £ S £ 2 i y 1420 Mara Court W O O O a M jJ A Q t AT. verted oelinge, lanced yard, on P M cuMe-eao |B3Wnn. 774-7171 S pentTB^Se AC. No peto. $3M * Bepl f T Cel 3BV04BB Call Us At: 3 2 1 * 6 2 2 0 *1 < w V ^ ^ t*W ^ W 3 3 0 -1 1 9 8 JLJ Tmm : CubarCtrl. Fato* •18%Isjsr Rm . 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U M VTTM1 Y1L LIAM N A M A88VT0UB CARR1AQE COVE 24(44c 27 63PalmSpring,, 199— Pets A Suppll** o e ta te e ig imeuwe apt 1 /1 . Porch 1 uee of yard, f • dep 32242TB AM b P H U Tb iTY Frye dry wort week. eome mi tendererv n r a i may be re1[fared We 3 t e e eeiery (sterling hourly retoe M * d i 00 per hot* beeed on a (parlance) Stale at Ihe art XHitoM banaltl plan, end ca ‘rear grow* Apply ro pereon Monday Fnday. 4 10 am or I S pm at The Wood Company « &M USA Bank. MO A w e u Cantor Ortye. take Mary F l No prune caki plane £O f Mfl [YV Drug Free Workpiece no 149—Comm*rcl«l Property For Salo FW REALTY 774 M IS OOVT FOAICLOMO m s tr o to • AN FO W M Y OWNER Com pteteTy rimodeled 11 6. 1.060 tq n 410 Bey Are M l 600 *500 down. (M OW n 224-BWt. NO CLOEINO COST *2,000 lew*. 2644 ElCeputo Santoro Tute*y mnoveled 37 *23-0*01. lee MuSn^NDrvlwM^WIO U M ADA I K W MldMO I aoree. eerartao OHO IP M s tin s M ja iM •ANFORO OY OWNER 17 1606 W 3rd SI OVA. Secunry By*. Fl pic. Fed yd >70 X 36 work (hop EXTRA* »60k CALL 1 SANFORD 17 M il lra(/Loka Monroe, ecm peko. buto 1901. rteewgar B6600Q aos-twe SANFORD 3/2 Qreal nudatout Overwed gar. k lot on ifoet cUde-MC.. new root MR 071 C21‘ ‘ IIS — OfAo* SfMOD For R#nl JBtl STUDIO 1 BEDROOM [ The Wood Company e ol cknrog eer WANTED EMPIOYEES F/T or P/T 2nd ehrh, hercat hour*. *10Q/Tir Korea alter tel mo Cel betore 2 00 pm 20-7944WANTtD l l Peoee wtw wen toaa wergte and 7MCtol now end tee how •ANFORO 1160 down lovely V I. huge treed backyard. qu<et eFeet. krapMca new OVA. new carpet 1 port LMQ-'mo |>l, ■ 6% APR 24-tv hot knn 302 BUY* HOUSES F you a * problem eeWngt ^CAREFREE C O M K ^ T PROOOCTION WORKERS 117—Cemnwrcial 441 PARK AV*. M O W U PARK Home* *3.000 to *1.000 Bel Up Ftoonong 0UW TH21-2U1 14 I 4*e 1/2 10 Skykne F l Room Carport (1*,(0E MOOrte ♦ MOOdep 131-4111 LEASE I bdrm/1 beOhtTtX) down Home toe n Carriage Cove Oragory Mobea Homee 223-1200 rowed Fl mom 1WMK 'eff-MI-WM** W * 1100 WEEK IlCXVdep CertoWy mealed UurtoryDool Muet Me •rwrwte Revered ID and Re* Baton « comm • bonue FIT or P/T helesed atmoaphere omoe ■ togoa Oeteee or Cet 7174770 PRE-Ferai leaere. t/4 acre, pnv Nnced. carport *40210 da EiTd Ifl CFVA, igr Ind yrd. pete ?2toe or lee* UnfumMud 1 P/T AaoiolqnT ______________ * reeome to t i l Bedord Court. SorOort) FI garage, <tock IS U E O COUKntTIeeaM o n - 1 n a a ee x . o n tec *it*,too In toe country. 1 bdmvt MFi moble home UnAareahed AC, range. Ntngereior. 1400 M en M H M L M M BB7 P/T CLERICAL Man Fn 00IK I beneMe long- 157—MobIM HomM For Sata * S r ~ 93— Rooms For Rent 207—J*wtlry JW. Fine on* Jewel RaeeU Cueeom Deeran, 1 11 ACRE* ZONED A-1 epkl, ig melr ate overlooking ecm pod 1 enFnrm erat end w/ 11R 3 i i 7 Daffodil Tfcrrac* Why Pay RwntT A Homeowner B«Md on ■ Mid* prto* of $71,990 with a FHA ARM O 8% Of 179,180 (A F R IE M K A m Low As *420 a month P. I. Fitvim Hmm • 8m . Sail. 7• Nn s TIMI P.M. PnvlnH umI C mM* •MLtap.1|,11Ul. H81Fit Fn Fin IndMs ton:_____________ r1 rf ' �i ir-iM i i n u n PirJiiM m i .i m l 1111.11 1 i in n a iiriun m m l i n n • n it «i ” i i i n n h h m u i m i i; u I li if n i cir ii i ii i n M in i i m u 1 ( )| ll.'llll 1 M H M I . I I I II ir lM I 1 f i n i ii i n □[•ii.i ' ii h m i i i .Viiin .m i in i ::il i m CII liV.I II. 1 n n u n ' TMWf wnss r.iuni 5Kt W W TIA DON'T Y O O W ^ -C A f iU E .7 YUP f7 ~ \ n iifiu rinu m n n iM n i:m iim n i n ii i n ft THCN WHKrtDtTKSt HAfiWTOItSFOW.T ir | iV ST Mjr rrw w iw lu iiiw w if y U/MO AJfifiOt A w rn vcM ff n m iS to H U U s * * i ■autfiKr. 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Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1997 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 07, 1997 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 07, 1997. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 07, 1997; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/78e8e67fb2a606e44b420781d49df01a.pdf ae024ba89487479d04ad507780286951 PDF Text Text S e p te m b e r FRIDAY 5, 1997 Sanford Herald Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Seminole County alnoe 190S 901h Year, No. 11 - Sanford, Florida Today: Partly and cooler with a 90 percent chance of a f­ ternoon showera. Hlghe tn the upper 90a. Lows to* night tn the low .70a. V ' Rest in peace, Diana Travelers mourn loss of the princess By RUBS WHITS Herald Staff W riter A trum peter played T a p s , and for a few m om ents O rlando Sanford A irport became very quiet on W ednesday afternoon. One more poignant tribute to Princess Diana. Aa thousands of British cltllens arrive and depart dally at Ihe airport, they stop to observe a large wall display for the p rin ­ cess who died early Sunday in an automobile crash In Paris There's a picture of Diana and her children, and a scroti Ihsi m any of the travelers have SPD: An •ndangtrad •piece*? The reaulta are In on the Public A dm in istra tio n Service's m anage, merit review of the Sanford Police D e ­ partm ent. Look for a com prehensive report in this weekend's Sar\ford Herald ; TO DAY * signed. T h e y 'v e written some beauti­ ful condolences, messages to the family." said Edw in s Casad. a front desk receptionist at the airport. 'I t s a very mellow this week. Not Ihe Jovial scene It has . been. It Is very clear how dear Diana was to these people all people T l i e moment for prayer the playing of Tops was tremely emotional There applause Quiet applause. Herald Staff W riter • to and ex­ was And Bee Diana, Page 9A ■ ... '■ * P r l n c M i O iana i i ? ' . - m ,• % r ■ . • # * -. Take ■ shot at it Lakevtew Middle School seventh-graders still In need of required Irnm unlxallons should come to the gym nasium al the school on Sat­ urday. from 0 a m to noon School nurses will tie adm inistering the se rond and third hepatitis im m unisation and th r T i l booster now reqtiirrd for all Florida sev­ enth grade students For more Information call Ihe school al 3 2 3 ­ 1610. tSL&ii,' Grandparents day celebration Colum bia's Winter Park and Sanford Senior Friends Chapters will host an ice cream social In honor of G randparents Day on Friday. Sept 5 al two location. Winter Park Memorial H o s­ pital. 200 N. Lakemont Ave. Winter Park, b illin g D o o m s A and II. 2 p m (407) 04 6 -7 5 0 7 and Sanford Senior Center. 401 E. Seminole B lvd .. I p m (407) 921 4900. ext. 5784. September meeting notice The Afro-Am erican Historical and G e n e a ­ logical Society. Central Florida Chapter will resum e their m onthly meetings on Sept. 6 at 10 a m. at the O rla ndo Public Library. 101 E. Central Btvd.. th ird floor. O rlando. Th e floor wilt be open to members and guests to update the chapter on their research and findings. Th e public Is Invited to attend and share In­ formation and expcriencea. Th e program will be moderated by chapter president Stuart W Doyle. For Information, contact Carol M undy. Vice President at 14071 200-8391 or Stuart W. Doyle at (407) 0 00-0800. Retired educators meeting Seminole C o u n ty Retired Educators Associa­ tion will meet on Sept. 9 at Hamilton E le m e n ­ tary School. Lunch will be In the Media C e n ­ ter beginning at noon. The price is 85. Th e program will begin at I p.m. All retirees. Including the 1997 retirees, are Invited to attend this luncheon/m eetlng and learn about major local, district and stale cventa planned for this new year. for Inform ation, contact Katheryn Alexander at (407) 3 23-6366. From Staff RsgMlt -lA Classified....... 4B-BB PoopIs................. SB Com ics......................■■ Police.......................... 9A aras.s Herald Staff W riter What do the words Irudlllon. dedication and talent bring to m ind? At Lake Mary High School, they should bring to m ind the M ario­ nette dance team. ........... #a ■dltorlsl................... 4A T V ......................Pullout Horoscope............... SB W eather......................SA Since the high school opened In 1982. the Lake M ary Marionettes have been an integral prut of not only th r schools half-tim e shows, but It s history nnd success story ns well. Tradition Is the key to the Marionettes. It Is w hy they ure so successful and w hy being a part of Ihe team Is so im portant to Its Target meets challenge with grant to benefit hearing impaired kids Herald Staff W riter The Florida Highway Patrol will be co n ­ ducting driver license and vehicle Inspection checkpoints d u rin g the week of Sept. 5 through Sept. 11 at the following locations: C o u n ty Road 15. O ld Lake M ary Road, Orange boulevard. Osceola Road. Celery Avenue. State Rond 426, E .E . W illiam son. General llu tc h e n Hon. Bunnell Road and Dodd Road. Recognlxlng the danger presented to the public by defective vehicle equipment, troop ­ ers will concentrate their efforts on vehicles being operated with defects such os bad brakes, worn Ures and defective ligh ting equipment. In addition, attention will be d i­ rected in drivers w ho would violate the driver license laws of Florida. summer camp at RoAne CoSege Thai tor nationals Marionettes: Gotta dance! By DAVID FRAZIER Inspection chsckpoints IX*. The officers sod members of the Lake Mary Marionettes pose wNh the superior trophy ttiey won el the Urtfsd Dance Astocia- By KBUIB WERNER CA SSELB ER R Y The Cnsselberry branch of Target D e p a rt­ ment Stores Issued a grant to C a m p Challenge In eupport of Ihe Cam p's Preschool Hearing Im ­ paired program this past week. Steve Currence. facilities coordi­ nator. wrote the grant for C a m p Challenge. It was Currence'a first, and the total am ount from Target Is 82.000. 'W e ore very excited to receive this grant from Target,’ said C ynth ia Schlelcr, the cam p's ex­ ecutive director. T h i s grant will be used to provide for families with a hearing Im paired child who could not otherwise afford to attend the program. Target Stores Is co n ­ cerned with helping the disabled and has always provided C a m p Challenge with volunteers nnd fi­ nancial support.’ The Preschool Hearing Im paired ram attends to the child's needs and provides parents and siblings with assistance in under­ standing the im plications of hear­ ing loss. Young children up to age six can participate. Hearing lm merits range from m ild hearing to severe deafness. Cam p Challenge Is a 63-acre wheelchair accessible cam p that serves children, and adults with disabilities. C a m p Challenge, lo ­ cated between Sanford and Mt. Dot a. 11 miles past Sanford's In ­ E Busy Sanford airport prepares to handle any disaster By MARIA ORBM RBlBtBd Editorial, 4A ■w iir* • In case of emergency terstate 4 exit off Stale Road 46. offers a variety of programs. In­ cluding sum m er camp, day camp, a stroke-survivors program, anti Ihe preschool hearing Impaired p ro ­ gram. Established In 1901. Cam p Challenge was a dream come true for Its founder, tlie Florida Easier Seal Society. Never before was there a singular locale that offered so m uch to so m nny people with disabilities. Th irty years later. Ca m p boasts the same amount of acreage It was founded on. but now there are additions far beyond the original sights of the organisation. Nine modern cabins and two dor­ mitories Invite as m any as ISO people nightly. A dining area and activities center, pool, health cen­ ter and an array of activities are prevalent at the camp. Target's long-standing co m m it­ ment is to give 5 percent of the company's annual taxable profits to com m unity organisations for programs focused on strengthening and enriching family life. 'W ith this grant we want lo recognise and support the Important work of C a m p C h allenge.' said Gall Dorn, Target Director of Com m unications ana C o m m u n ity Relations. 'A s a family store, ou r goal Is to provide both financial and volunteer su p ­ port to com m unity programs that help strengthen families. Csm p Challenge Is w orking to achieve this goal.* For additional Inform ation, call mem bers. 'E ve ryth in g that the girts do from the way they walk, stand and alt to Ihe way they word things Is tra d i­ tion.* explained Marionette director Stacy Goldsleln. 'Since 1902, Ihe Marionettes have been very suc­ cessful amt (hut's because the girls are dedicated to the learn and lo Ses Danes, Rags 9A Th e O rlando Sanford Airport w ill soon demonstrate Its capabilities In case of disaster. O n Sept. I I . the airport will hold an emergency drill wtlli the help of Seminole C o u n ty and city rescue squads. Th e exercise Is expected lo draw about 250 participants, a c­ cording to Ja ck Dow. director of operations at the airport. A d d i­ tional cooperating agencies will in ­ clude ihe Florida Highway Patrol, th r fire departm ents of Sanford. Geneva. Longwood and possibly A l­ tamonte Springs. Dow said. Se m i­ nole C o m m u nity College students will pose os victim s and the S e m i­ nole C o u n ty Sheriffs Office will be on hand with two of its helicopters to provide support The Am erican Red Cross and the Salvation A rm y will provide food and drinks Tlie emergency eserclse Is re­ quired by Ihe Federal Aviation and Adm inistration and will lie c o n ­ ducted at the southern portion of the airport away from the runw ays A double length bus will serve os a makeshift hospital. The Sanford A uthority has coordinated Ihe drills since 1989 Dow said tie cause ihe exercise was unscripted, h r could nol disclose any details other than that the field portion could lake up to two and a hall hours Tlie second portion, he suld. which Involves a passenger manliest check, could take days W ith Die Increased airport trafO r-tha on# m illionth p S M t n M a r­ rived in Sanford about two m onths ago-the Sanford A uth ority sera moot of its travelers on Booing 767a. The purpose of the exercise la to assess the skills of rescue personnel In on aircraft crash situation. *lt la essential to m aintain the proficiency at personnel to perform welt so a team.* sold Steve Cooke, director at aviation. *tn this exer­ cise. we try to sim ulate on em er­ gency situation in cose of a real event." Cooke sold, so far Ihe airp ort, ncting aa the drat response team, has handled emergency situations without assistance. Recent cases involved a gear up landing, a false Bee Prepare. Page 9A Walk a mile in her shoes Us Lawtor, MR, Senior Friends community rstations Medical Center, Sanford, works to keep up sAh Sanford n who logs her 1,000th mis this wask as a mol walker wWi Information on Ssnior Friends, cal 321 -4800 ext. 6784. for Columbia mt Doris Jonas, group. For more (352) 399-4711. SUBSCRIBE T O TH E SANFORD HERALD FOR TH E B ES T LO C AL NEWS CO VER AGE. Call 322-2611 �3 A - Sanitifd Herald. Sanford, Florida - Friday, September ft, 1997 Be late....mind your own business With the support and encouragment of your spouse, take that step toward fulfilling your entrepreneurial dream. Millions are breaking free from the tedium of corporate life to choose unique chal­ lenges and benefits of selfemployment. So anys A irle la Jaffa of Dausmon, Pa., where time means virtually nothing. (Anyone ever been lo Bryn Athyn or Bailsman?) Take your time reading thia column. There's no hurry. Read It slowly. Read It a second time. The place to be today Is Please don't be In a rush. Guthrie. Okla. Imagine the Am Hcre'a w hy • It'a Be Late for at the Autum Magic (with To m Something Day. M ix Festival). More thnn How appropriate that Be 12.000 have their boots on for Late for Something Day la the the Western Legends memora­ day after Do Ttl Day bilia market. Las Waaa, the president of There's a classic car show, the Procrastinators Club of too. American Inc., suggests cutting Wish there was a To n y lookstress by lessening the need to like contest. be on time. The club Is based Tony was Tom's trusty horse. In Bryn Athyn, Pa., where time means virtually nothing. When President Jo h n P. Light the candles, and sing K ennedy was criticised for ’ Happy Birthday" to Bob constantly being late far func­ Newfcart (68). Carol Lawraaea tions In Washington. he (821 and Raqael V a le h (87). quipped. “You really haven't ar­ Nice trio. Newhart's been rived until they can’t go on un- keeping ua laughing for years. ill you arrive." He's In the new movie. In or If you forget today Is Be Laic Out. Lawrence was once Tor Something Day. we suspect married to Hobart Ooulat. some will observe the event Bless her. Raquel survived one day soon. Myra Drrckenrldge and Kansas City Bombers. Bless her, too. Today ta also Honey, I Want Now she gets 10 percent to Start My Own Business Day. discounts on Tuesday at Ross. You. go girl. O r Take the Plunge Day. A Tom Mlxtr Major General Ronald O. Harrison (M l) congratulate* newty com­ missioned National Guard officer Brian S. Hammorrtree ot Altamonte Springs challenged their physical and mental ahllltlrs. The newly com m issioned lieutenants and their h o m e ­ towns nre: Jeanette G . A n ­ drews, Lauderhill; Jo h n H. Ratten, Hastings; Scan T . Uoyette. Brandon; K enneth E. Dleppa. Tam p a : Joel Bryan D illard, Jacksonville: Peter Freschette, St. Peters* berg; Jo h n A. G rtm n , O r ­ Today: Sklea wtll be pa rtly cloudy and cooler w ith a 30 percent chance of scattered showera. Highs In the upper 80s to neur-90. Lows tonight in the low to m ld -70a. Sat­ urday: Mostly sunny. Highs In the upper-BOa. Lows near 70. Sunday: Mostly sunny. Illghs in the upper 80s, Iowa In the upper-G Os. M onday: Mostly sunny. Highs In the npper-80s. Low* near 70. lando; Brian S. Hanuaontree. Altam o n te ; Reynold D. Th e high tem perature In Sanford T h u rs d a y was SB degrees and the overnight low was 73 as reported by the U niversity of Florida Ag­ ricu ltu ra l Research and Education Center, C e le ry Avenue. Recorded rainfall for the period ending at 10 a.m.. Friday totaled .12 Inches. -S u n ris e ........... ........ 7:06 a.m . •Sunset............. E X T IN O O Q U TU X M j S A TU R D A Y TO D A Y [ftO S IB A M M S S ’^ n 1 SUN D AY 1M ONDAY Sunny 88 88 [ Sunny 87 70 tem­ a m. Rain .na .15 00 .09 .00 00 .00 00 ,00 .00 .00 .00 .13 F R ID A Y i ■ O LU N AR TA B LE: m in., B:1B a.m., mgj. 2:05 p.m .. min., 8:40 a.m., mgj. 2:25 p.m. T ID E * : Daytona Baacbi high: 10:48 a.m.. 10:58 p.m., low: 4:28 a.m., 4:82 p.m. Now Sm yrna Base hi high; 10:53 a.m., 11:03 p.m ., low: 4:31 a.m.. 4:57 p.m., Cocoa Beac h ) htghi 11:08 p.m., 11:18 p.m., low: 4:48 a.m „ 8:12 p.m. j • * * | Sunny 80 80 Cloudy 88 71 U. I'ublithad Tuttdty through Friday and Sunday Ly Tha tiniord Kara Id, Inc. J 00 N. Franch A ye, tanterd,. -fu u r n Here are the winning nutn bera selected on Thursday In the Florida Lottery: Periodical Portaga Paid al Sanlord, Florida and additional mailing olflcaa F a n ta a y B (ke p t. 4 ) 4 -1 0 -2 1 -2 4 -2 8 Potlmatlai Sand additaa'changaa lo IHC SANFORD HERALD, P O Boa 1M7. Sanlord. FL 17771-1(17 Subscription Ralaa (Daily A Sunday) Homo Dailyary Mall iM uniiit m s .so m w « Moniha m oo (44.00 t Vaar 17100 (M 00 8 -7 -8 -1 0 -2 8 -4 4 Florida Ravldvnia mull pay 7% aalea taa in addition lo rales above. Phone (407) U i i ( M * Daytona Boach A Raw • m y n a Beachi Seas are 4 to 6 feet and choppy. Water temperature at Daytona Is 84 degrees und at New Byrarna. 83 degrees. Winds from the northeast at 15-20 m .p.h. Friday, September ft, 1997 Vol 90, No 11 Lo tto (Aug. SO) History iMson The First Continental C o n ­ gress Assembly took place on Sept. 8. 1774 In Philadelphia. Happy 87th. Requel Wateh Pa. fttytaa Randolph, delegate from Virginia, was elected president., Survpy says The great marketing research engineer, A rth u r Charles ftlaleea was bom 100 years ago th u day In Chicago. He founded A.C. Nielsen Co., In 1023. He died In 1080, but his radio and T V surveys will be with us to the 12th at Never. Thanks, guy. Love story comes with Excess Baggage Hauam an. Clearw ater; R ich ­ ard A. Hohnke. Ta m p a ; Kathleen M . Kllyap, Beverly Hllla: Jam es W , Lewis, J r .. Live O ak; Roderick D. Mcleod, Tam p a ; Vincent G. M cIntosh. Lake Wales; Scott E. Moyer. Ocoee; Rabindra na u th Narayon. O cala; Charles E. Packare, J r ., O r ­ lando; Jo h n Q . Parrish, To llahnssee; Hector V. Perex. Gainesville; Kenneth R Sanders, Oalneavllle; M i­ chael A. Scott. Ta m p a : M a rk A. Sm ikle. O rlando; C h ris to ­ pher A. Stevens, St. Augustine; Ja m e s M. Sweeney. St. Augustine; M atthew E . Thom a s. J a c k ­ sonville! O sca r M jU r d t n o e a . Kissim m ee:''nnd' CTiiTslBpher R. W ilton. Bonlfay. MIAMI • Flo rids 24 hour peratures and rainfall at ft today: City HI La Apalachicola 89 04 Daytona Uch 04 70 FI. Laud. 90 7ft Fort Myers 91 74 Oalneavllle 83 03 Jacksonville 00 72 Key Weal 00 78 Miami 01 77 Pensacola 00 03 Sarasota 09 71 Tallahassee Oft 00 Tampa 80 70 W. Palm Bch 90 74 It's Yellow Daisy Festival lime at Slone Mountain, Oa.i Steamboat Days Festival In Jeffersonville. Ind.; Polish Feat In Wlnsonsln Della, Wise.; Marigold Festival In Pekin, III.: Bologna Fest In Lebanon, Pa.: Afrma Fancy Rat and Mouse DUplay in Pomona. Catlf. A spokesman for the Ameri­ can Fancy Rat and Mouse As­ sociation says that rats and mice make good pels. Say cheese. Hortay, guasa what? [WEATHER LOCAL r o n a o s s r l Fancy Rata to you In or Out, Bob? Florida National Guard commissions new class of officers S TA R K - The slognn of Ofllrrr Candidate School (O S C I Class 35 was 'M ake It hap­ pen ' The y did exactly that its the class of 30 officer candidates were c o m m is ­ sioned as second lieutenants In the Florida National G ua rd on Aug. 23 The candidates were lolnrd try their families at the C a m p lllnnriing a rm ory for th r festivities. M ajor General Ronald O . Harrison, Adjunct General of the Florida national G u a rd . s|»oke to Ihe new lieutenants (lu rin g the com m issioning cerem ony and the dinin g out. Am ong the other hon­ ored guests present were llrlg Gen Dougins flu m e tl, Assistant A dju nct General. Air National G ua rd, [trig. Gen. Frederick J . Raym ond, coium nnder of the 53rd in­ fantry llrlgnde, and Hrlg. Gen (Retired) Richard O . Capps The new lieutenants en­ dured n 140 m onth long program leading to their commissions, which com ­ bined tra ining at factlltlea In Ftorldn. North Ca ro lina and Alabama. D u rin g the course, th r candidates participated in a rigorous schedule that B o b N e w h s rt tu rn * W Em ily Hope, a neglect c eaa who desperately tries to win the affections of her t y ­ coon father (Jack Thom pson) by staging elaborate but dan­ gerous schemes In the new movie Excess Baggage (Tw o and a half stars). Emily's lat­ est is a ransom in which her father must pay one million dollars lo ensure her safe re ­ turn. She Rea herself up and hides In the trunk of her car to authenticate her plan. H ow ­ ever, a car thief (Beniclo Del Toro) has other Ideas as he heists the car with her in III Excess Baggage U, basically, a chase film: Em ily la being chased by her 'Uncle* Ray IChrlstopher Walken), an exCIA operative hired by her fa­ ther; Del Toro U being p u r­ sued by a couple of baddies that want money; and both are wanted by the cops. With all this 'excess baggage,’ the real reason to see th u film U a relationship that blossoms be­ tween Em ily and the car thief that U mode priceless by the chemistry of SUveratone and Dei Toro--not to mention their Individual acting talent. Even though the relationship of the two u sd characters Is convincing: however, the rift between Em ily and her es­ tranged father u not. Director Marco Brambllla (Demolition M an) and screenwriters Max D. Adams, Dick Clement and Ian La FrenaU unfortunately underscore th u key relation In the movie, and It U not clear why the millionaire u so In­ different towards h u daughter. Excess Baggage U the first project horn Sllverstone'a neo_ e production company, st Kiss. And being the first movie to come from the com ­ pany, Baggage u a disap­ pointment to learn and grow from. Raffaclla De Laurentlia put a young Austrian bodybuilder named Schwarzenegger into a star making role in 1081 with Conan the Barbarian. Now, Laurenllls brings another prospect to the screen In K u ll the C onqueror (Tw o and half ■taro), another film about a barbarian hero. Kevin Sorbo waa Just em­ barking on h u hit syndicated show, Nereides: The Legendary Journeys, when he was cast In the role of Hull, a barbarian who. by chance, become# king and must fight an ancient, evil queen to keep h u throne. Sorbo dUptays most of Ihe wit and charm used In his Hercules show. And - h U u p porting cast performs to the level ot the material In Kufl. But. Kufl la Conon by any Saa Movies, rage SA C h risto p h e r W alken a n d A licia B llverston# star In C o lu m b ia P ic tu re d E x c e s s ft e ggsge ‘ B y M A R IA O R EM Herald Staff W riter Only Ihe freshest tngredl, ents wtU do for Ellen Schlrraer's restaurant. Open more than a year, the First Street eatery U once again open for business following a one week renova­ tion and expansion. A native of Germany, Schtrmcr has developed a menu with specialties that Incorporate fresh herbs and spices, fruits and vegetables. There U a European touch In almost every aspect ot the establishment from the wine and beers by the glass to the outdoor tables. O n F ri­ days, when Schlrmer starts to serve dinner again, the Willow Tree wtll offer spe­ cialties such as coq au vtn (chicken Ui wine), kola kampata (chicken and Greek spices), and beef bourgonton (French style beef stew In wine with mushrooms). Schlrmer said Die choices will vary depending on what she feeU like cooking and also depending on the avail­ ability of Ingredients. On a recent vtsll, we or­ dered the potato leek soup (81.98 for a cup and 82.78 for a bowl). The delicate mix of pureed potatoes and fresh leeks, blended well with the cream baaed soup flavored by a hint of garlic. Shrimp LouU (88.98), a fa­ vorite with the regulars and not so regulars, U served in an overused platter mr> rounded by cucumbers and tomatoes. The presentation is bcautiftil and very appe­ tising. Topped with chopped olives and shredded egg, the Ilten SeMmtsr al Willow Tree Cate crab mixture U served on a bed of romaine lettuce. Schlrmer'a thousand island dressing flavors the real crab (note the word real here) which imparts a totally dif­ ferent flavor and much more pleasant than the often used Imitation crab found In most other places. Another specialty, the chicken salad (84.28) was delicious on Us croissant. Patrons ore offered their choice of breads from pum ­ pernickel to marble rye. The chicken, celery, apple, p e ­ can and mayonnaise crea­ tion was tasty and plentiful In Ua lettuce and tomato ac­ companiment. AU sand­ wiches Include pickles and vegetable sticks. For dip the special house dip red with chopped sweet fresh basil la served on the side. Included in the salad choices la a shrimp pasta (84.98). Shrimp is served over trl-color pasta topped with a vinaigrette dressing and served at room tem pera­ S i Willow TrwCaft 205 E. First Street Sanford 321-2204 ture. Some - other Interesting dishes Include quiche, either spinach or broccoli at 84.98 or crab and shrimp, 88.95. Kntsh specialties (84.75) feature an open-faced sand­ wich based by the potato in pastry and topped with ei­ ther turkey or ham ami melted provolone cheese. For an additional 95 cents, diners get a cup of soup or salad. Applesauce, sour cream ana mustard are in­ cluded. Dessert choices range from carrot cake (82.08) to Ellen’s Homemade Vatrushka 102.78) described as a cheesecake to die Cor and baked on the premises. The Willow Tree la c u r­ rently open fix lunch with plans to open for dinner on -ilans U lJ.._ Fridays. �iSUilHB Sanford Herald, Bsnlord, Florida - Friday, September 8, 1007 - SA Dance C o atla a M I f t o n Page 1A each other. Th ey work very hard and take pride In their tradltlona and their hard work.* And all of the hard *vork haa certainly paid off. The Lake Mary dance team haa won the national competi­ tion eight Umea alnce ita in­ ception and haa alao been the national high-kick champion for the UD A five timea, Add to thoae facta that member* have been Invited to ouch event* aa the Walt Dlaney World 25th Anniversary parade and the Brach'a Chrlatmaa parade baaed on their outstanding performances and Ita easy to ace that the winning tradition of the Marionettes la alive and In th* rao« for commission O i l Zambri. Longwood Ctty Qarir. artmWston too Loyatty Oath and « » Oath of Candidacy to Paul Lom &and. candtoato tor too Longwood City Commiaaton aaat tor District 6. Qualifying tor too city and next Friday. Lovaatrand City H al today. al Diana 1A then people were on their way." Dill Lockrtdge. the vice presi­ dent of operations al the airport said that more than IS.000 passengers wilt arrive and a Uke number return to England in a number of days. *We want (o be ns accommodating aa we can be to them." he aaid In addition to the wall display and prayer service - which will be repeated today • airport em­ ployees are handing black (mourning] ribbona to passen­ ger*. To be sure. Princess Dt's name is on everyone's lips, and feeling for her deep In their hearts. T h e y are ail commenting on Diana." Lock ridge said These passengers carry news­ papers with them • banner headlines and pictures of Diana. _____ >paper*, everywhere. At i h M f a e W area- At U w BBfes The newspaper/ magaxine stand at the airport haa been busy as h m area book storea. News magMinea with Dtaoa'a picture on the c o m aold out within an hour at B. Hatton's A l­ tamonte Mail Books an the princess are gone, too, with o r­ ders being placed for mors. The school children in the area are keenly inquisitive or what happened to Princess Di­ ana. and have had discussions with each other and teachers. Nan Parker, the principal at Hamilton Elementary, said that Life/Skills teacher Carol Mlnner haa talked to many of her classes about Diana. T h e children know when a catastrophic event Ilka this takes place," Parker said, "and have difficulty understanding why people we lore are taken away. Carol Mlnnsr haa a n ­ swer ad their questions and lis­ tened to artist our students are III* * being devouredJw travelPrincess Diana’s funeral tn e rtT * ' T " mz' ’ London on Saturday will be » (*• . w ' ? -A -lit J l 5i_ ■ ja w S E tliiiL ta J W 'ft i Incidents Jewelry worth $400 m u stolen Saturday In (he 100 block of Country C lub Circle. Jewelry and a purse totaling 83.580 were stolen Saturday In the 300 block of Sir Lawrence Drive. A phone north 875 was stolen Sunday In the 3200 block of West 13th Street. Currency totaling 850 wua stolen Sunday In the 1800 block of South French Avenue. One aet of assorted keys was atolen Friday in the 100 block of Garrison Drive. One United SUtea treasury check was stolen Friday In the 100 block of Castle Brewer Court. A Sharp cam-corder. a roll of pennies and a gold ring all totaling 8I45Q.50 was atolen Friday tn the 1200 brack of South Myrtle Avenue. A leather pack with assorted Items worth 8550 was stolen Friday In the 2500 block of South French Avenue. A gray 80 Olds mob lie. license plate NLC04S, waa atolen Friday tn the 1700 block of West Airport Boulevard. Jewelry, an air conditioner and electronics totaling 81.228 stolen Saturday In (he 200 block of East IIt h Street. An aluminum tripod, a Topcon trl-brach and triple prism totaling 81,500 were stolen Friday In the 1400 block of Lake Avenue. Stereo equipment totaling 8180 waa stolen Monday In the 200 block of South Hampton Court. An N EC cell phone worth 8290 waa atolen Monday In the 800 block of Hickory Avenue. A Craftsman self propelled mower worth 8400 waa atolen Monday In the 1300 block of Magnolia Avenue. A lawn mower worth 8500 waa atolen Monday In the 2500 black of Sanford Avenue. A Friedrich window air conditioning unit worth 8700 waa stolen Monday tn the 1100 block of South Laurel Avenue. A wheelbarrow, a tackle box with lures, and a tripod for Transom totaling 8705 were stolen Wednesday in the 700 block of South Mulberry Avenue. Two bicycles totaling 8309 waa atolen Tuesday in the 300 block of Live Oak Boulevard. A necklace worth 81^56 was atolen Tuesday on 13th Street. A phone worth 8128 waa atolen Tuesday in the 100 block of Oregon Avenue. A portable C D player and jewelry totaling 8500 was stolen Tuesday In the 1600 block of Oleander Avenue. A Sears Craftsman belt sander. a Black and Decker hand held grinder and assorted gas powered tools totaling 8280 waa atolen Tuesday In the 2300 block of Palmetto Avenue. A green ’79 Mercedes Beni 300 T D four door waa atolen Tuesday fa the 2300 block of French Avenue. Who R IM America ?l (Affects/ t C t o m T lS w iR R W N to H I among the world's biggest televised events. The procession, fearing Kensington Palace will laat two hmirs. The funeral Itself la scheduled to begin at 6 a m. E O T. Moat T V coverage will beB n at 4 a m. Almost all of Am ericas Big Name T V com ­ mentators are in England. First Lady H illary Clinton will attend the services. The Rev. Oeorge Carey, archbishop of Canterbury, will lead prayers. Britain’s Prime Minuter. Tony Blair will read from the Bible and entertainer Ellon John will sing a revised version of hla 'Candle in the Wind." "Goodbye England’s rose; ... may you ever grout to our hearts." Preparelight irn smoke tn the l e ek pit. The level of olarl.deteraUnea whether the airport wOl call out far addi­ tional assistance, he said Sm ew as a checkpoint during irtng um the drBI wttt be th* airv t lira port hr* and rescue station, housed to a metal structure lo­ cated on the southwest ramp. The fadiJty. built by the United SUtea Navy to the 1960a. cur­ rently employs seven firefight­ ers and operates one 3.000gallon vehicle and two 1.500gallon vehicles, one of them Borrowed front the Daytona Beach Fire Department. Presently out for bid at an estimated cost of 8700.000. la a proposed 10.800 square-foot fire station to be located on the cast side of Runway 18-38. Be­ cause of Ita location, airport officUla said the authority could better meet the three m i­ nute response time a* required by the FAA. The metal facility, with access through a new road off Beardall Avenue, will feature six bays and an obser­ vation tower. The Sanford Authority plana to hire an ad­ ditional firefighter and will purchase two 1.800-gallon firefighting vehicles. A few of the reasons that the traditions are carried through the years are the officers. Officers are cboeen by the team and it la quite an honor to be eelected. The captain and co-captain are generally fouryear team member*/sen lore and they take on a majority of the reeponaibllltiee of the day to day acthrttiea of the Mario­ nettes. Th e re u a tryout to go through in order to become an officer,' said Marionette cap­ tain Becky Muse. *We had to do a solo, give a speech, answer questions and write a letter ex­ plaining w hy we wanted to hold the position, how we were qua!tiled and what we could do to improve the team. Then we had to teach at tryouts and prepare a nine- week exam. Everyone voted after that. I was so honored when I m u elected captain.* Jaime Grant waa elected co* captain through the same rig­ orous tryout. Together. Muse and Orant will have a lot of re­ sponsibilities over the coming year. T pul a lot of the duties onto the captain and ro-raptain.* Goldstein said. *A big pail of the tradition of the team U the way the officers take charge of the group. They lead the drills and practices, they discipline the glrU if needed, which Is rare and they represent the group. I am here to do a Job and so are they. It takes a very dedicated dancer to fill the of­ ficer role tn this organisation.* In addition to the captain and co-captain, there ts also one senior officer. Mainly Davis and two junior officers. Lindsay Alfano and Kristen , Krai linger. The junlqr officers are groomed for the captains’ positions, eo Alfano and Kralllnger expect to spend a lot of their time learning from the seniors In order to attempt to fill their positions next year. Marionette officers attend an officer’s camp every summer, where they learn new tech­ niques and routines to bring back to the team. A big part of that camp la the home routine, a number presented by each officer group that ts original and la graded. This year’s officer team placed first with the home rou ­ tine and Muse, Grant and Davis were all named aa All-Stars for the camp. The other reason for the great success of both the offi­ cers and the entire group la Goldstein. Ooktstein la a graduate of Lake Mary and waa also a member of the Marionette* She loved being a member of the dance team and was part of the national championship squad. After high school, ahe a t­ tended Ihe University of Cen­ tral Florida, where ahe earned a degree In English Education with a minor In dance. Ooldatein’s Aral teaching job waa at Pine Ridge High School where she also worked with the dance team. However, since she waa a Marionette, ahe always had aspirations lo return to (he team as its direc­ tor. "We have two mottoes here at Lake Mary.* Ooldatetn said. *,Once a Marionette, always a Marionette.' and ‘Only a Mario­ nette understands a M ario­ nette.’ Both of these are so true and reasons why I always wanted to get back to Ihe team.* Working as a learn gives Ihe members so much more than dancing skills, which arc nt the core of the aquad. '(Being al Marionette does so much for us.* Orant aald. 'We learn dladpUne. a good work elhlc. ronf indence and sisterhood. 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M O V lO S . c n w tto w d a s m V other name. The film la the run of the mill barbarian p ic ­ ture with sorcery, sword play, beauliftil maidens and a hulking hero. The filmmakers do not seem willing to expand and explore the material, so your left with (he routine. A mischievous teenager (Vincent Karthelscrl dism an­ tles a 'one step behind* group of thieves In M asterm in d s (Oaa and a half stars), a new film starring Star Trek: The Next Generation' a Patrick Stewart aa the heavy. If the blaring soundtrack doesn’t slap you awake, then you may be lulled to sleep by the "action.* *We have a Die Hard situa­ tion.* says the teenager O u le , but that la wishful thinking where Masterminds is con­ cerned. Rest assured, Ihe title Masterminds does not refer to (he studio executives who green lighted this washout. 3 I ’Til The Last Teardrop Falls. I f f HARDWARE M l M A K O W A K I M l M A R Y M A R IB J . BVAX8 Mary Marie J . Evans, 70. Warnell Drive, Sanford, died Wednesday, Sept. 3, 1687 at her residence. Born Nov. 8. 1621. ahe waa a lifelong resi­ dent of Sanford. Mra. Evans to w a nurses assistant, ahe w w a member of First Shiloh M.B. church. Survivors include husband. Alphonaoi daughters, Delorla Jackson. Sanford, Patricia Palmer. Trenton, N .J., Q u ln tllla Brooke, Columbus, Oa.t seven grandchildren, seven great-grand children. Wllaoc-Eichelbergcr M ortu­ ary, Inc., Sanford, tn charge of arrangements. I When are walk Into the dance room, we are there to work and the friendships stay outside. However, our friendships are very strong and we atlll rely on each other both Inside and outside Ihe dance room.* Traditions are hard to change. And with Ihe traditions of sisterhood and success that the Lake Mary Marionettes are built on. It’s easy to see why the team would want to carry the tradition on Into the iitu re . y W M A/CE. H AK O W AK L I t s r y P i y SA N FO R D 207E.2Sth8L ________ _ M l HARDWARE M i HARDWARE M l HARDWARE M l HARDWARE I �Editorials/ Opinions S a n f o r d H e r a ld lUSPS 451-280) \ I N I ' V 11 \V I S A M ’O K P I l \ \ i r . n , h I«- 107 X 2 2 2 i \ \ ) 1*1 8 . H «»••*».» JOSEPH PERKINS De Klerk guided South African reform I Lac> K lo a r • Editor Odessa H Pugh Uusmoss Manager M M*m KII'II i '\ m u i M . mi II is SI** <) Mxuilis s.i*um I li M I * v ' n j j Residents must pay 7*. sales t.is in addition to rates above i EDITORIAL On Princess Diana’s death Hu- w o r ld p i u ii- r s s . il.tv ana n ear hand lo s t hr ol Ix -lo ir .i f u t u r e v o ir e o f She fie r c e ly us. w e a th ere d h er a d m it te d ra te d lir r s e ll C o ttrn .m il In r o u r a g e m e iit han ds v ti m ils r o iild n n - tit lin g to t fr o m to a th e to Sh e w ith ol ow n ol th e e o u ip a s .s lo n t in - and tw o sons, th e m S h e world. ihut he would go ao fur oa lo dlam onlle .ip iirllirld mid lo w illingly rede power lo Ihe iiiiiilry's black majority. Hut that In precisely, anil extraordinarily, wlial ilr Klerk did W ithin a year of assuming South Africa's presidency, h r liflrd the ban on the African N .iiiiuial Congress and other hlack p o h llrn l iiig.iiil/alliiiis welcomed exiled South Africans in ir iu r ii home, removed restrictions on Ihe n r w s media, lilted th r stair of emergency In th r Id.n k provinces m ill freed political |U I s n n r i s Ihe niiMt prom inent ol these political c h a u ffe u r , In 1994. Sou III A frlia belli Us III si m ulliracial election and Mandela only four years removed from prison, was e le rlrd president While the e n llrr world celebrated Mandela's ascent In jxiwcr hardly anyone acknowledged his dr|tarllng predri rssor who made II all possible i lo v e and and lo tr-n and le p r o s y w o r ld bv you ex- o th e rs . She did it all in the harsh glare ol the media spotlight. And the public just couldn't get enough of her. Touted as the most photographed woman In the world. Diana died tragically early last Sunday morn­ ing In it gruesome Paris car crash. Ih-r companion Dodl Fayed, who also died In the crash, was said lo have been what the sad princess had been looktng for. her knight and true love at last. The De Klerk then went alter llir (Iro u p Areas Act. w hich mandated residential segregation And finally, he struck down the List pillar of the apartheid regime. llir I'opulallons Registration A d . which classified all South Africans by race at birth ile d t th o s e d is e a s e s to d em ocracy.^ In Ihe meantime, de Klerk set m il lo re|ieal South Africa's apartheid laws first to go was Ihe Separate Amenities A rt. which p rrm lltrd government officials to reserve public facilities foe whiles Next were the Land Ai Is. which restricted black ownership to less than I t percent of South AfMrn'B laud in lld e llty She th e llle ^ He presided over his co un try'* peaceful 1ransition from Ihrec and a half ccnturiea of while m inority rule lo m ulliracial prisoners, ol course, was Nelson Mandela, who had been solitarily confined on South Africa's H obbrn Island lor the h rltrr part of 27 years Upon his release, d r Klerk Invllrrl Mandela lo Join with him . along with representatives of South Africa's major political parlies, to draft a new constitution lhal would u lllm a lrly result In hlnck-m njorlly rule ill em h ra eed A ID S sh ow c a tc h h er h e lp in g n erd shy. real h u sb a n d s her a |)| h e a u t ltu l d e p r e s s io n r a is e d S a lm r a p tu r in g by p r o te c t iv e h c lo v c d P r in r r s s k in g , p la g u e d p r o b le m s a h u r lr d l.ith r i trru a ^ rr. w om an h e ld w ill h er m a tu re d i* a w k v and lia s w h o 111 t h r tittiiils m | ti tr ll n w i . itnttl \ tin'll . m i l ttt ti n r\< s tif t h r w ni I I III* li W.is 11n I It It 11* p . u in nl.it k mnin riitnii* * i I m h i I I \\ i lr k i n k s •ini • ni in S i u l h All i« .« |MI Sllll III t At till tlliii* nt Ills i I n l i n n in h . i l d h .M tv n ti r IMt.li’ltn il (lit n t%i»it|i| h r m i l l h i l t l t n r n i i in Ills poll* I r s .n u t thus* nt Ills Ml lk i n r i pi ri|< « t Nsnt I \\ U n t i l . I l i n t .is ili k i n k t r l i i r s ti Dili *snitli Al» li . h i p n ll ll t « A hit ti h r In? m tl k milMMIM n l I 1 st w r r k h r I r . i u s h« httiil . h i .»«h u ll . t h l r I rg .ii \ Hr p irs liln t n\n his n Minti \ s |h *«h i l u l tr . ii i M ti H i i It m u t h i r r . m i l .i h. ill i r n l t l f l r s nf w h t l r i i i t n m l t v t i i l r t n i n i t l l l t . n l . i l tl n tt o t t«K y I >r k i n k v%rpt mt h is I n . i n f i l l .it lm i «I. t\ p r i l l . i p s f m r s r r l n i * t h r i',ir.il i h . i l l r n ^ r th. il l. n h r Ini i h i m W h i l e i l n i n l n . i l l n i i wil l h . i v r I n ills.ip p r.il hr iln l.n ril s li m I k .iftrv t . i k i n ^ n v r i t h r ^*nv<*f tt 91)0*1It III <l||i«'iw isr t h i i r will i i r v r r hr |n m « r In S m i t h A i m . * t i ll s w .i s .i r r v n l u t l n l l . i l \ si . i t r i n r lit Inf Iht Ir . ti lr i nt tin S . i h n n . i l I '. il lv \%Ills It tl.nl m i n i S m i t h A t i t i . i tm )H w i t s .it it I li i s t i t i i t n t tin » m i till \ s « h ll m is s \ s i r til nt i i< I. •I .ip .il l l i r i t l Amt It r . i f i i n l i lr k i n k t h r » n m i l v n| i n . i m w h l l r f l ^ h l u i i i i * M i l k , it i r i s M r . i n w h l l r H i m ti nt *milh A f l h . i s n p p r r s > n t h i . II k p n p ii l. I t Inn i l n i l l l t n l ill k i n k s s i m i l l t v l h r \ w rt* u m n m i m n l .is tt is m m It nt f11« tlc n r l P a u l. Media fiddle while presidents play 41, died. loo. Diana’s bodyguard sur­ vived. but Is In guarded condition and has not yet been able (o tell what he knows. The Lo n d o n Times reported that Paul was driving lit excess of 100 rnph In a deadly game of tag with European photog­ raphers. reportedly taunting them by saying "Catch me If you can" before speeding away from the Kltz Hotel, owned by Faycd’s father, and where the princess and Fayed hail dined earlier. A groundswell of criticism by the public blames the photographers for the tragic accident. Seven of them were detained and face some charges under France's laws, which are more stringent limit American laws for invasion of privacy. The photographers may have been overzealous In their pursuit, hut they didn't kill Princess Dl. The chauffeur did. He was driving drunk. And no matter how saddened and horrified the world is. no matter how Diana's worshipers wish for vindication of some sort, the pho­ tographers are guilty only of doing the Job fueled by a public's obses­ sive need to see and be close to its idols. Ironically, one Orlando television station last week. In reporting the atrocity and vilifying the photogra­ phers. aired a clip of Princess Dl with her children on a visit to Dis­ ney World. The anchorwoman claimed the station's own photog­ raphers had tried to find Diana at the park, but couldn’t. Someone else, a tourist with a vldeocamcorder. caught her Illuminating smile, her Joy at play with her children. Some tourist Invaded those mo­ ments. And our local news station played It. For you. Because you wanted so to see. Let your voice be heard Our readers are Invited to contribute guest opinion columns for publlcaUon, as well as lette s to the editor. Opinions ex­ pressed need not be those of the Herald: we may or may not agree with you, but we will always uphold your First Amendment right to express your views. MORTONK0NDRACKE Campaign reform chances improve Prospects lor cam paign lina ncr irforiu have Unproved with th r d ri Islon ol Sen Jo h n W arner. It-V a . lo sponsor < o m p ro in lsr ^ Intense legislation on the radioactive topic. Im l the negotiation* ire chances of a lull s passing Ih ls year still dun I reach 50-50 expected lo W arner, chairm an ol Ihe Senate rules com m ence committee, plans to Introduce a measure lhal im m ediately over spills some (inferences between ardent whether and how reformers and die -h a rd opponents although it cam paign also rontnln s provisions lhal will arouse finance w ill reach (urlous opposition from labor unions and Ihe Senate floor. J Dem ocrats As Congress returns Irom summer v a ia llo n . Intense negotiations are expelled to commence hm nedlalely over whether and how bipartisanship* am i kill campaign finance cam paign finance will reach th r Senate floor reform If no agreement can h r hatched by late If th r W arner lull became a vehicle for serloua September between reformers like Sen Jo h n reform negotiation, it's conceivable that a M cCain. R -A rlr , opponents like Sen Milch milder form of union rrgulailon •• auch aa M cConnell. H -K v . and party leaders. M cCain creating opportunities for union members to Is vowing lo slop th r Senate from passing rrq u rs t a slop to automatic use of their dues appropriations hill*, if necessary, until it takes for political ads •• might offer room for up cam paign finance com prom ise *1 don't want lo do tills It dorsn I make the O n another testy Issue. Independent 'Issue Senate look good Hut If we have to. we could advertising.* W arner proposes to require public prevent the Senate from conducting business disclosure of spending and aponsorahlp when by offering amendments, by objecting to all groups m ount large-scale mall or media unanim ous consent requests, by filibustering •• cam paigns that use the name or image of a In general, by raising hell - until wc gel a federal candidate. vote.' M cCain said In a telephone interview O rnaleln and Mann propose that when a His arch-adversary. McConnell, said he's group lakes out ads m entioning a candidate willing to filibuster, too. to prevent passage of late in a cam paign, money for the ad would legislation like the bill M cCain is sponsoring have to be raiaea under federal *hard money* with Sen. Russ Felngold. D-W ts., w hich contribution lim its - which W arner said the McConnell considers unconstitutional and courts were likely to declare an disadvantageous to Republicans unconstitutional limit on free speech. Into this potentially bloody impasse. W arner W arner opposes another proposal contained Is Injecting a proposal that borrows some both in O rn a te ln -M a rn and M cCatn-Felngold: elements from Ideas McConnell has said he free T V time for federal candidates. might consider and others (ruin a widely "D ie minute you start giving free T V time to advertised proposal (traded by several political Senators.' W arner said, ‘ people will ask. ‘W hy scientists led by Norm Ornnteln of the not do II for governor*, county supervisors and Am erican Enterprise Institule and Th o m a s sheriffs?' You go down that road and pretty Mann of the Brookings Institution. soon Ihe T V Industry will Implode.* 'Philosophically.' W arner said in an Interview, O ther Items In Warner's proposal - which "there's got to he an equivalence of giving lean toward M cConnell's demunda - Include things up that serve Republicans' nnd clim lnotlon of the limits on what national Democrats' Interests There's no chance of parlies can spend on 'coordinated cam paigns' passing a hill that's unbalanced In cither w a ll their candidates and increases In the direction.' am ount of hard money that individuals and Warner said Ills hill would require f’ACa con contribute lo cam paigns, w hich have Republicans to nccept a cap -- not n ban. as remnlned at the same level since 1974. McCain and Ornsteln-M ann propose •• on In smaller bowa toward M cCain-Felngo ld, corporate, union nnd Individual soft-m oney W arner would require corporation! to Ust soft contributions to political parties, probably at money contributions In their annual reports 8100,000 a year. and build up the capacity of the Federal O n the other side, tic said. Dem ocrats would Election Com m ission to monitor elections and h nvr to a g irr lo allow use of iiiilun dues fur lo hnnille cam paign finance reports online. pollllrnl purposes u> tie made 'voluntary" W arner's move la potentially significant because It signals (hat a key member of the rather than automatic. Sennte Republican establishment has decided However. Warner's draft proposal Includes the toughest kind of volunlary provision •• It's necessary to make a move on cam paign finance and not sim ply Ignore the subject or requiring that union members give advance written consent for political use of their dues. oppose any change. M cCain said 'this will end liny chance for That s rm u u lrrl Hill ('lln ln ii is liiqM-illng the media again He has hail Ih r auil.u it> lo go oil to Martha's Vinrynrrl for tlirrr weeks of golfing partying and reading, and lie has thereby left Ihe phalanx of correspondents anil cam erapersons who follow him m ound with next to nothing to report Anil I tiave to tell you. friends, there are few creatures on Hie planet who Uxik more *i< k and pathetic than reporters with nothing to te|mit O n second thought. |ierhap* I am being unfair here Slnre the C lintons departed lor the tony Island In mid August ilte 50 or so journalists who mode the trek with him have actually uncovered tiy m y count more Ilian a dozen presidential sc andals The y caught Clinton taking mulligans oil th r first tee He made the lilslakr >imi see of brugglng that lie had broken HO fur the third lime in his life O h no tie diclnt thr> reported They bail counted two mulligans More than that, in Hie words of the W ashington tim es Investigative reporter on thr scene, ‘a snooping photographer' counted six presidential swats on Ih r 13th hole, 'and fils partners shaved one stroke from the score * They Identified th r mysterious "Alice.' for whom C linton named a golf hall one day when he hit a had s llrr 'Don I go loo far right)' he yelled 'Sit down. A ln e r O K . llir Intrepid press corps demanded who Is Alice? Responded s|>okrsmaii Harry Tolv 'We're going to find Alice W r r r going lo conduct a nationwide search * Soon Tolv was back with a report: 'Sit down. A lter' was what Clinton used to say at th r Cabinet table when former budget director A id e Rlvlln got cnrrled away The y shot down talk that the C linto ns, who axe staying In a cottage on the estate of a wealthy Boston developer, may he doing domestic work. The 'W hite House claim s that the C lintons did their own cooking.' reported the fearless Ann Com pton of A B C . 'A n d I asked about Mr. Clinton doing the dishes. B u t there's • lot of W hile House s tiff here. Support staff IV t got to think ihst they aren't slsvee to the kitchen.' Th e Ust goes on. Th e y caught C lin to n chewing on a golf tee. The y timed the presidential motorcade and reported It was speeding. Th e y enapped a photo of the Clintons in swimsuits. M y gue^s ts. we're looking at n couple of Pulltxers here. You might get the Impression that the current White House press corps Is a unique bunch of horses' arses, but In fact, this tradition of reporting White House NonNews goes back at least 111 years, when the portly Grover Cleveland married his late law partner's daughter, who was 28 years his junior. Th e newlyweds departed lor a honeymoon at Deer Pork. Md.. and the press corps tagged along, watching their cabin through spyglasses and speculating In p rint whether the 250-pound president would crush his new bride. An Irate Cleveland accused the press of 'a colossal im pertinence' and never forgave them. In varying degrees. H a rry Tru m a n had the same problem when he went to Key West; Ike had to deal with It when he went to his Gettysburg farm: J F K endured It when he went to Hyannlsport. A n d Jo h n s o n when he visited his Texas spread, and Nixon when he visited Son Clemente, and Carter when he visited ' Plains, and Reagan when he went back to his Santa Barbara ranch. �Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida Fr.da/, bepleinber 5. 1997 9A Religion Scott B ro w n : A c o w b o y ’s call to m inistry IN BR IEF Craft event set S A N F O H I ) — The- D orcas C lic lr- til llp xala ('ii m n ii i ii llv • r r s h v lr r l.in C h u rc h . I O I Djisalu Hit . is |ilonilllig an A rts and ( ‘ra ils K v f iil m i Sal . N o v I in i tin* c h u rc h g ro u n d s C r a lliT s a m i a rlls ls a i r iir r ilr r l in parllfl|i.dtF o r lin in ' iiiliiriiia lln ii r all 32 I r*59.rt Tutoring available SA N FO R D - K l r r I Hint tlitt In re a d in g a n il in a lli skills Ini i lilltlrrn In s i ih m u g h I i I i I i grades w ill i m il linn- d u r in g the s iiiiiin r t al A llr n ( ha|n I A M K C h u rc h . I 2 0 3 O liv e A v r I Insrsslrnis w ill la k r |ilai r m i M o n d a y. 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I.iu r t M nklng Drown's m in istry all the more unique Is the way God has allowed him lo witness to cowboys on the rodeo circuit When h r left the profession In I OHO. he held the arena record at the University of Georgia lilork A llrldle fiodeo In steer wrestling and was a past Aim-ri can C o w hoy Association Finals S trrr W restling Cham pion Hr never exjiected lo go hack T o ­ day. God has nllowrd Drown lo re -cnlcr the rodeo circuit, Now. h r not only competes, hut h r m inisters through Ids m usic al events on the rlrr nll Seotl Brown Horsr m ovrd Into llir To p 10 on national C h ristian Country lim its and charted on Cash Ifox. (in sjiri V o irr and C o n lrm * jxirary C h rls lln n Maj(a/liir T h r solids a rr playrd in regular rolalion on m orr Ilian HOO C h rls ila n C o iin lry C h ristian radio stations across A m rrlra Scott Hro.vn Is I h r real thing not just a singer who perform s with a m w h n y hat nil H r im x rs an exciting stage jircsrm r with a jiowerfully delivered m rss.ig r aliout I h r saving grace of ( h nsi d r llv r r r d Ih rm ig li his singing Scott. Pam anil 6 -y rn r-o ld K a ­ tie travel ns a family nil ovrr America living anil sharing Ih r m rssa g r of a derjier walk with Christ For more information ahum ih r r o n r r r l rn iiln it Ih r church nlfltr al 322-2011 Family weekend hosted by Church of Christ By BUSAN W IN N E R llrru ld Staff Writer Sanford C h u rch of Christ IV X ) S Park A v r . will host ,i Fam ily W e rkrn d with D ru m s Jo ne s P rrsldrnt of In lr rn .i llon.il lilh lr I ollrgr In I I..I enre. Alabama D i r jiu h lli Is In v llrd In .il lend this w r r k r n d lirg ln iiin g Sal Sr|il 2 0 al 0 a ill lo * ji m lh.it r v r iiln g and a g a in on S u n S rp t 21 at •* 30 a in lo 2 .10 ji m lh .it day Satu rd a y llio liilu g will l.i gin with l o l l r r and d a n ls h In the Irllo w s lilp hall follnw rd l.t <■oiigrrg.iiinn.il singing at 10 a in Al 10 30 a in Jo ne s will present his first Irsaon on 'W1i.il is ih r Church?* At noon a ronknul will h r jirovldrd for lime h The sing log group 'Oasis* will then jierform and al 2 30 p m the second lesson, " l l i r ( h im h Is Powerful' will lie p r r s r n lr d A gain at li 3 0 p ill a l t r n d r r s will jia rlli Ijs ilr In a tim e ol i n n g trg n tio n .il singin g a n d at 7 JI ill Ih r final lesson for Ihr evening will I k - "Ih e ( h im li is Mr * T l i r S u n d a y si h r d iilr w dl lirg lll al 0 Kl a ill w llli a Irs son ol "H ie C h u rch Is U n ity ' Classes for all agrs will lake place al 10:30 a in am i a pollock lunch will l>r held at 11 30 a m. Al I p m another lime ol congregational singing will lead to wrap up the w rrk rn d with Its Iasi Irsson of "n o C Ilurch Is Love ' The two day event will I n ­ filled with food fun. fellow ship and Ireding on ih r word of God Minister Tony lll.u k Invites the com m unity in ai lend For more Information tall the i h im h olfli r al 322 77*1 Oannla Jonas B a p tist C h ild re n ’s H o m e s se rve s a lm o s t 300 Choir to perform * T l w M a g e o l U i t m i . ' woll r . l i o . i r . . . T . . . . . A real life rnw lioy. Si nil llrnw n. will pc-iform al O n l r i i l lla p llsl C h u rch on S ta ir Knail 40 at 9 30 n in. nil Sept 21 In llir mld-HOs. llrnw n in.nlr liln living wrestling 500-poiim l s lrrrs ami roj)lng calves on llir prnfr.HNliinal rm lrn rlr rn ll A llrr retiring III I OHO. llrnw n sprnt llvr yearn an a minister of vnulli anil rm islr lirln rr llir l.nnl ra llrtl him In strji nut nil tall It am i begin S ta ll llrnw n Ministrim Today. "Cowboy who sinus Inr Jrn u .* enters tils llllh yrar In m usic evangelism as pari nl n u r uf America's u nlipir m inis trim W orking Irnm Ills Ironir with Ills wlfr. Cam. llrnw n has w rfi­ l m and produced two s n rrrs s fu l Ch ristian C o u n try allnirns Ills first a lliu m . Ilra m l of th r ('m s s r rr rlv rrl w ldr recognition anil r r r a lr il a finindallnn (nr thr 100!) rrlra s r of Ills second al hum Wild lln rs r Tru stin g nuly III God and wllhniit llir h.u king nl a major la h rl. llir lirsi two singles rrlra s rd from Wild l o II p m al Ascension Lutheran Church and is open by aud-txin to advanced ringers high scfeyil age and over Die 1007 1090 auditions are being held Sept 0 al the church For more information call llie church odee at COO 7104 Community Day House ol flefuge Ministries Inc wvi be sponsoring a "Community Ac Bon Day' on Sep* ?0 It will be held at tool Celery A .e horn 10 a m lo 9pm CouvTXjrvty Action Day wVI lealure chons groups dancers and van OUt other activities Thwie will lie a health tent In take (A w l pressures • n d blood S u g a r tests free Food and unique itoms will also tie featured The public is invited lo al land For more information contact Pastor Dora Hichardson al 3?4 471 1 Women’s Conference House ol Refuge Ministries will hold its annual Women s Conference on October 10 and 11 The themo lor this year s event is "A/rtied and Dan gerous * The speakers are Pastor Srgi Obl.mdet D> Di/abeth Hairston Pastor Dennis Johnson Dr Dannetta Kisliburne Evangelist Daisy McCasllor and Atty Susan Williams I lie cooler ence will be lield ul Hie Rauuida Plaza Inn in Orlando Registration deadline is Sept 14 For more information call 324-4711 Round-up Sunday Palmetto A v r flajitist C h u rch located ul 2020 Palmetto A v r will have tin annual *K «u m l-u ji Sunday on Sept. 14, Th e entire com m unity Is invited lo crime out ami lo enjoy a fun filled day of C ou ntry Goajiel Music with th r Warren Fam ily Dinner on Ih r grounds will follow t h e m orning wnrshlj) serv­ ice Service limes a rr 10 a m and 0 p u t Dus transjxirlatlon Is provided for anyone that Is in u rrd For more Information call the church office at 3 2 3 -l!>H3 Power Team to perform The First Daptist C h u rch of Oviedo is sponsoring .John J a ­ cobs and the Power Team on thrlr visit to llir Orlando nrca D uring the week of October B to 12 the Power T ra m will ja r form nightly al the U C F Arena al 7 p in. Tlila national know n team of jxiw rr men will lie at the Flral llaptist C h u rch of Oviedo during the regular m orning aervlcca starting at 8.15. 0:30 and 10:50 n.nt. on Sun.. Oct. 12. Th e Power Team has the world's greatest exhibition of power, strength, speed, inspiration and motivation In the world today. The Power Team hna hern featured In People magazine. C N N News. Weekly International Television Shows, and a p ­ pearances In over seven dlfTcrcnt countries. The event Is the most radical program of ultimate Intensity that will he live In Orlnndo this year. For more Information call Ih r chinch ufflce al 305-2712. Renewal *97 Lord of Life Fellowship C h u rch . 305 Tuskaw lllu lid ., will host Renewal 07. starting with m orning worship at 10:30 n.m .. Sun.. Sept. 21 and continuing every evening from 7:30 p .m .. Sept. 21 through Sept. 20.'R'enew hrTT7 promises lo ^ je a rare opportunity for everyone lo step hack from the hustle of every day life, reflect, reach out and heal. The excite­ ment begins Sepl. 13. with a sky sign over Walt Disney W orld du ring Night of Joy. Look for a banner over Tuskaw llla Road. Sept. 21 and a searchlight to point the way. For more Information call the church ofTIce at 365-0303. Network meeting O n Sat.. Sept. 6 a 'C ro s s Cultural Christian Network* meet­ ing will be held. For more Information call Peter al 240-6272. I lor Ida lla p lls l r lu li t m i x llo rn rs s rrv rrl 2'IH hoys anil girls d u r in g th r In si hail ol ( I n s .year Ul i r x l d r n lla l a m i r u n r g e n u y -shelter ra re a d o p tio n s H a i r r ' ta m e s. th e ra p y and treatm ent (or severely e m o tio n ally ill stressed youth lo u iix r l Ing lor unwerl jire g n a n l teem s a m i rm irillo rln g ol form er rest d e n is now old eno ug h lo I n r a n d Io n r lio n on tlirir ow n l o r th rr (III.o u r s lor Ih r f h l l d l r n s llo rn rs am i its p a i r n l or g a m /, i lio n I lo rid a lla p lls l I atudy M in istrie s re m a in lira lltiy A n d a 10 reslrtenl (U lla g e lli-d was p re viou sly rin se d for lu ialri i.rl rea sons will re ojieit shortly D ia l s I h r r s s r m r ol a Inly 20 q u a rte rly H ire lin g ol M o ru la lla p lls l F a m ily M in istrie s 71 m em lier H o ard ol f r n s ie r s w hli li also a p p tn v rd a F i'tH budget ol H't 57 million an in i lease ol a pproxim ately 7 ju r re n t over th r M irie n t year s a n llr ip a t r d Im o m r liird lr al jito h lr m s or ju rg n a iii y li* gar ding I lie- agent y s II liatu rs st.dt re|Mi|tei| lo th r (lu s tr e s that d u r in g Ih r In s l half of th is year I m o m r tota le d oz i m illio n a | ip io s im a ii ly s I 7h fXHi m ore th a n the .'ittiount that had Ite m a n llr ljM lr d in Ih r budget K x p r n s r s w e rr la vo ra h lr as w rit 82 44 m illio n was sjiern d u rin g a jm- iiim I w hen Ih r h u d g rl a ntlr Ip a trd a n e rd lor alm ost 82 ft m illio n l In r of llir rea sons for llir |Hislt|yr flll.in cl.il j ilr t u r r w as tfir generosity of jie o jilr giving lo lli r a n n u a l M other s D a y o f lei m g lii S o u th e rn lia jilis t < lin n h rs th ro u g h o u t F lo rid a Ih r tille rin g totaled a lio u l S'7i>.l (XK) on J u lie 3 (H h roughly S71 (MM) ahead of the total on llir same dale In Ifl'.lft ll'p d u t r lly -lulv 24 th is yra r M other s Day O lie rllig rrr e lp ls r lim be d lo Hft.'IO.OOO T h a i figure Is aliout s '7 7 (MM) higher th a n Iasi year at Ih r same lim e T h e 1007 goal is Founded In I'M )! Florida It.ip list C h ild re n s Homes p m vid r |irofrsslonal c are and i ounsi I Ing lor abused, n rg lri led. .Ilia n dolled or troubled boys and girls, or young people whose parents are unable to care lor them F a m lly-s ly lr resirlenli.il care h irlllllrs a rr loeated In Ml ami. Fort Myers. Lakeland and Tallahassee lor school-age i Ini dren who a rr atilr In him lion in a group selling T h r C h ild re n s llornrs also m aintains a net work ol jirlvatr luster homes thrnoghoul th r stale lor care ol youngsters who a ir hrsl served In a jirlvatr-hom e selling H ic s c a ir tyjilra lly Infants and jue sc hoolers, or older « Itlltlrr-ti with 'special needs* such as S7!i0 (MM) | People who rrin rm h rte d llir ( hlldrrti s Homes in their wills hel|M-d the llll.lilies, as well Stall had conservatively liuilgrtrd H i80.000 for all of 1907. hill by mid-year I lie I dial rrr rived was 8252.150 As a re­ sult the unanticipated amount H72 l5 0 --w a s |ilu( rd in rrserves where II was invested to tirih e i umlerglid the Ministries' IInam es Presldenl Charles Hodges paid tribute In a list ul now-deceased jiersons who have designated some nr all ol llielr estate to helji the Children's Homes help needy chlldien He also underM-orril the litiporl.uice of lu rning the 'unpredletahlr Inrum r* from wills and estates m i., predictable dollars llirough growth yielding invi stim nix dial help c lilld rrn lor m.my g rn rra llo n s In c o m e Also al lire m r rtm g * Staff rrjMirtrd llr.it near llie end ol August or shortly lli r r r a l ler a C h ild re n s Home iM lum il collage which lias h ren i fused since 1003. Is rx|>ei led In rr o|ien- (h anks to Ih r generosity of a loc al businessm an who do m ilrd ' 8100.000 In helji wilfi s ta rtu p rx p rn s rs Known as Dorris Residence die co tlo gr will house up lo 10 Iren age ill enis who are realty to learn skills (cooking m ending ti.il nnrlng a rh rrk h o o k and sn fordil that will eventually help Ifiem live In d e p rn d rn d v A Trustees agreed In a si.dl recommendation lo seek per mission from d ir Florida lla ji list Convention In relocate die Mlnm l-aren Children's Homc whlcli has h ern al Its |iirsrtil location since 1058 President Hndgrn emphasized d lls does not necessarily mean d ir C lu l dc rn s I lollies mill relocate or even that It iglidD to reliK-alr. its merely a step that's m -erss.uy at dlls time given tfir fa d that a developer last year of­ fered al least 82 4 million lor die 7-acre projierly In die K e n ­ dall area and negotiations are continuing Hodges said dial, as a courtesy lo its adjoining pro|»erly owner and longtime faithful sujijKirtrr. llir Children's llo rn rs has advised Wayside lla p lls l C h u rc h of d ir ciflrr and given llirm (h r Hrsl opfM irlUlilly to buy II for dial price If d ir p ro p ­ erly Is sold, tfir C h ildren's M inors would use die proceeds to fiuy projierly. jm ssilily in southern Droward County, and construct collages, a sw im m ing pool. administrative ami mainlenance buildings All Souls choir to perform The All Souls Choir rohearse onu eveing per week and sing al one mas* per month Under the direc­ tion of Music Director Elizabeth Jenkins the group are pictured during one of their recent re­ hearsals. 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Fa/vaohpdd3P.laO»maprA<dTrD)(Avorita (Pm TR IVIA BacabaXt National League conKitad of eight learns from 1900 to 1B52 Ot Biosa. onfy tod SI L o u t franchtsa was west ot top Mississippi TR IVIA Aflar rigging Oarman planes with machna gune in World War I. (Mon) -SurerVde- Anthony Fokkaf designed Man Farnr _ cargo plandt lor tod U S Army In Bid 1820a. T R IV U Mykaftl W UHamton's (ForrpJT dum p, H M n g to Extwfp) first name ft a Biackfeet word for "»p in r or *»4anf Wand.” �ji W FRIDAY Snnf or d Heinld E K ttX tfO F L W1PWIWBBI m k m 'W m m * A matter of perspective Greyhounds, Winter Springs wins initial game with upset of Tribe Noles highlight ---------------------------- "jraKrararw ts? £ a r ‘ W i “«2 opening week of 1997 prep gridiron season D _ Thta ww a match that evoked a in f team. but I w u happy wtth what I aaw icit. Lindsay (Keeler) and Sarah (Luke) ted but we ■till nave to team how to puah point* Conferenw tf*** JJJ****** .*?.**", ,7 ?!* . match at 4:30 pM., fatiowed by O w ju n lo r var- 110 (ha*, ate kilta. three b lo c k il Sonya Wataon (ate digs. aeven kUUa, one block). Courtney Newman ( I I d i p . four kill*) and Kim Corao (two kllla). The Fighting Seminole* ( 0 1 1 will be playtnf in the Lake Mary Invitational atarUnf at 4 p.m. today and finishing up at 0:30 p.m. on Saturday until next Tuesday and then will be . when the Tribe starts a three-game in three days match at Lake Mary. Seminole will also travel to Titus­ ville for a match against the Terriers on Wednesday before returning to BUI Fleming Among those expected to compete la the 10team field are Seminole. Lake Howell. Oviedo. Lyman. Lake Brantley and the host Rams from the Seminole Athletic Conference. Metro C on­ ference powerhouse Dr. PhlUlna from Orlando and Boat Coast power Merritt Island. The tournament will wrap up on Saturday with matches *et to begin at 8 a m. and con­ tinue until the championship match, which la act for a 8 30 p.m. start. hand ,If you a rt a Can of Seminole mi yaw have to be upaet becauaa the BtmhMte Athletic Gams ot the wssk Conference and O n the other hand, if you arc a Winter Sprlnf* Am or a ten tn general, you have to be happy to aee a brand new p r o f am get off to a winning atari. Thursday night at Seminole High School * Bill Fleming Memorial Gymnasium, the Tribe found themaefees on the abort end of a hard-fought three game 13-15. 15-11. 10-15 loo* to Winter Spring* H i p School tn the first game for the newest program In Central Dor Ida. *We played weU. but we made tome service rr- Rams boys rout Hounds rw v Tonight at Seminole High School. Lyman and the *N«es wtll face off tn the only game this week that pits two conference teams against each other. 1 Seminole High School has a new coach, a lot of new players and a new outlook. . Two unlta wtll be the key to the Notes success this season, the offensive line and the defensive secondary. : On offense, senior* Hob Legenhauscn and Bryan Roberta have decided to make It their per­ sonal goal to protect sophomore quarterback Garrett Goldsmith and create holes for running back sensations Dion Howard and Joe Knight. Both Knight and Howard racked up over 100 yards rushing apiece In their pee-season game against Deland and combined for three touch­ downs. New coach J i m Worthington wtll cer­ tainly rely heavily on them this season aa the 'Nolea generally favor the running attack. On (he opposite side of the ball, one of the beat secondaries In Central Florida belongs to the Scmtnoiea. Ned Raines. Bobby WUIlams. Brick Smith and Am lck Footman are the fear­ some foursome for any offense. The Seminole* feel they have a lot to prove this year., but. know Uiat they have the ability and tag confidence to pull it off. They coma into lino gams wtth high <sapactaUons. . *W« a rt expecting to play hard and hopefully get our Brat win of the season.* Worthington said. *The players are real excited about the gams and they are ready to play football.’ So la Lyman. The Greyhounds come Into the season opener wtth a Kickoff Classic Ue against last year's conference champion. Lake Howell Part of that successful pre-season game waa the return of many seniors to the Greyhound Itne-up. •We have a senior-laden team and that's where our strength la • with the seniors.’ said Lyman coach Larry Baker during pre-season practice. — They are tired of losing and they're very hunry * The Greyhounds bring their new quarterback Brian Krause and new kicker Mark Lewis teamed with returnees on offense Uke wide receiver Randy Jonda and Unemcn Adam Tllsbury, Steve Roman and Chris Rankin to Seminole. Tartk McCall la the Orcyhounda' secret weapon. He can play anywhere. Inducting quarterback, and Is probably the beat athlete on tha team. At Lyman, defense la young. O nly three re­ turning starters are on the rooter for the Grey­ hounds and Chad Buker. Ricky Bennct and Ju l­ ian Johnson wtti have to work very hard to lead their more inexperienced teammates. In all. If the defense can do their job of keep­ ing the ball wtth the offense aa much aa possible LAKE MARY _ If you blinked, you missed It. With Seminole and Oviedo ex­ led to have strong teams and e Mary having lost several su­ per players to graduation, some ' experts' have been predicting that this is the year that the Rama atep back to the level of the other boys' volleyball teams tn the state. „ Don't declare Lake Mary dead S it » 1 i* t'\4 vfgwy **niursday night at the Lake Mary Oymnaatum. the Rama looked most impressive m crushing the Lyman Orcyhounda tn a tta in t games. IS­ a. IS 3, in Seminole Athletic Can- Saminote H f i School graduate Matt Kuchar (canter) poaaa proudly wtet Ns parents Pater (M l) and Mm (right) and foe esotery old United States Ood Association cham­ pionship trophy that ho recently received ter winning th* U8QA Amateur Tournament during * recaption In Ns honor a* tea Masdtraw OoN and Country Club Thursday night Kucher* nama wff b t angrsvad on tha trophy w*h al o) Pat jv’s, Rams frosh win openers CASSELBERRY _ Lake Brantley scored on a pair of long touchdowna aa the Patriots bested the Lake Howell SO*si Hawks 14-6 In junior varalty football action at Richard Evans Field Thursday night. Hector Dtas opened the Lake Brantley scoring wtth an BO-yard kick off return to give the Patriots n 6-0 lead. The extra point try failed The visiting squad added its second score when quarterback Bryan Smith found Brandon Lee for a 40-yard touchdown paas. Smith also hit Lee for the two-point conversion pass to account for Lake B ran­ tley’s 14 points. •The defense played great.’ said Lake Brantley head conch Jay Bergman Jr. ’ For a Drat game we did a food lab. Overall it waa a great job by (be players.’ Dias lad Patriot* runners wtth 68 yards, not In­ cluding tha 80-yard touchdown gallop, while Smith wai 7- fo r- 18 passing for 102 yards and the one luuchdown pass. Lake Brantley wtll play Its first home game next Tuesday, aa the Lake Mary Rama pay a vUit to Alta­ monte Springs and Tom Story Field. Game time la set for 7 p.m. _____ __________ RAMS FROSH PULL OFF UPSET LONG W O OD Lake Mary did something to a Ly­ man freshman 7ootball team that It hod not suffered in almost three years aa the Rama handed the Grey­ hounds a loss Tuesday night at the Carlton Henley Sports Complex. . . . __ And not only did Lake Mary beat Lyman, they thumped the Oreyhounda. whitewashing the home squad 38-0. ____ -We wanted to be aggressive tonight and showed with our swarming defense.’ said Lake Mary head coach Wayne Scott. "The offense also did a very good gresetve at tha net and Ryan Holm had a real good night serving. •We were more upbeat than in our drat match. I think that waa because we were piaytng at home. This waa our second game of the week and we just keep gaining more experience.* The Thursday victory was the second SAC win tn aa many ntght a aa the defending conference cham ­ pions knocked off the Lake Howell Stive Hawks In Casselberry an Wednesday. Hawkins was a tenor at the net for the Rama on both offense and white Barrett Winger came up wtth three dim . Lake Mary wtU be looking to stretch Its overall, and-conference, wtnning streak to three games when it hosts Seminole an Mon­ day. This match wtll also allow the Rama to show if they are still among the SAC * elite. Also an the schedule next week are non-conference games on Wednesday and Thursday evenings against Orlando powers D r. Phil- the Month championships B I T H L O . Tha End of the Month Late pper went on the Orlando track loot Friday night green, wtth 19 cart taking (ha green. Cara from aa ter aa Miami were on hand and it waa an tolerating race aa cautions kept coming out aa cars blew motors, bit the wall and lost wheels! Pats O n took the wto, but not ter behind teas Rusty Eberaole, Jared Allison. Dated King and BUI Keeton. Tha C la s h r Race Cars were back and tha *okT style race cars, 33 strong, put an a whale of a race with Dated Marsh. Robert King, John Martin. Ed Katas and M o Davenport finishing first grabbed the Limited Late Models. Chad Pierce claimed the Bombers. Butch Pierce took the checker* in the Sportsman event, Jason Hall tamed the Run-A-Bouta and David Shorn led the Held home in the 4-Cyllnder Bombers. . Tonight. The Legend nnceCors and Top Cops Racing wtll take to the track along wtth regular racing in the Late Model. Limited Late Model. Modified. Sportsman. Mini-Stock, Run-A-Bout and 4-Cyllnder Bomber classes. Oates open at 8 p.m. wtth racing action starting at I p.m. ★ Thursday 7- 1ORM T S S D ra ft • * 4 4 0 F H s fw IfEW SMYRNA ACTION SAMSULA . David Rogers lad from ■tart to finish tn tha 50-Lap Late Model End of the Month Feature and waa greeted In Victory Lana by hte biggest ten. Ttna Scott, who presented the iN Y O U R A R L A A N f O R U Hl.i �Prep Girls' Volleyball TO D A Y Auto Racing ■Lake M a ry In v ita tio n a l a t Laka M a ry H ig h S c h o o l. Matches start at 4 p.m . 7 A K A K at OrUndo SpeadWorld, B p.m. College Women’s Soccer Pro Basketball 'H irim O loM rotlin Training Camp at Walt Dtaftajr World’s WMo World of Sporta ----------- I. T B A ■ Flo rid a In te rn a tio n a l at U n iv e rs ity tra l F lo rid a , 4 p.m . of Cen­ 'B itktltall Hall of Tama Fantasy Camp at Walt Dlsnsy World’s Wide World of Sports FMdbousa, T B A Prap Football *Apopka vs. Laka I rant tty at Tom story Fiald. 7:30 p .m . •taka Hawaii va. Winter Park on Larry Oarglay Plaid at Showalttr Field. 7:30 p.m . ■Laka Maty at Bdgawatar. 7:30 p.m . ■Lynua va. Seminole at Thomas B. Whlgbam Stadium. 7:30 p .m . ’University va. Oviedo at Courier Field. 7:30 p.m . ■Walt D is n e y W o rld S o c ce r Classic IV a t W alt D is n e y W o rld 's W ide W o rld o f S p o rts S p o rta F ie ld s, T ltA Prap Boys' Volleyball 6 p.m .; varsity, 7 p.m . and ru n. Lym an could put up quite a dag fight with the ‘Nolca. Lake Mary (0*0) at Edgawatsr (0-0), 7:30 p.m. Auto Racing Youth Baseball •Inner City Oamee Baseball Clinic put on W Seminole Community College and sponsored by Sanford Recreation Department on Rlnker-Stenstrom Field at Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium. Registration, 8 s.m. to 0 Pro Basketball ■Harlem O lo b e tro tte rs T ra in in g Cam p at Clayton was upbeat after the loss, spying that the real Patriots would be ready by open­ ing night. Well, opening night is here and the Patriots, despite last week’s effort, have enough talent to mntch lost season's berth in the stats p la y ­ offs. Brian Criswell is the new man behind center and Ryan Pagan Is Seminole County's leading returning rusher. Criswell broke a 70-yard touchdown run on the first play from s c rim ­ mage uage last week and leads the Patriots' famed riple- opt triple-option. O n defense, linebacker Marcus H o p k in s leads the way. At Apopka, the Blue Darters come back from a 6-3 teason with one of the state's beat offen­ sive linemen, Rodney Waahington. He'll lead the way for Jo h n n y Davta who can break It from anywhere. Th e Blue Darters rebounded from a 2 -3 start last season to w in their last four games. T h e y also were tied with Lake Brantley, 14-14 when the game waa called after Almon suffered a heart attack on Hie sidelines of the season opener. 3 f4 »- CSSS SO. ST-SSS-CS-14-B or moms aavuMS Am erica . r.s a Home Saving* ol America. P A , Ltgal Noticr SS-tOOT IR TttB OIROUIT COURT OF TH S KIOMTSSMTH JUDICIAL OIROUIT W A N D FOR SSttW OLS OOUNTY, STATS O f FLORIDA Oaao No. S S -TSSS-O A-IS-S SONS HAL JUM SO IO nON COMMCRCIAL CAIDIT SQUIFMIMT CORF., FleMMf, VO. VS. jo h n m. rm io ti *i si.. NOTtOI OP f g f li c LOSU Mg §A| g VIRGINIA M. I LAND* A, WMvtnf, .t u>„ ot el., Dotondante. N O TtO I OF Walk# It RoreS*^^^hien thet. •f PcrHSiur* t7M, I ssr, and entered In civil caee number S7-S*2-CA-1*-I, ot the ClreuA Cowl o* the IMS Judicial evoua In and lor Seminole County, Florida, wherein MOMS SAVIN0S OF AMERICA, F.S.S. F/K/A HOWS SAVINOS OF AMERICA, PA., le Ptetntm and JOHN M. FIAIOS. KJMSSRLV FlBiOi, BANNSTT BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIA­ TION. SUCCSSSON BY MIMO­ SA WITH SAHNtTT BANK OF CINTNAL FLORIDA, N.A., WILLIAM OLAMM ROY, JR., N/ere OefendanRi], t eaS to tfw B tm lniit Gaunty idUft* houee Mi Sanlerd, Seminole County. Floods, at ItiOO AM. an «W sstn Say «t 4IRTSM ■IR, I N I , th* ------ ' bi oald Final Judament. ta erd: LOT I. BLOCK A. CHARTS A OAKS UNIT 0NS. ACCCADINQ TO THI FLAT THIAI0F AS RSCOAMO St FIAT BOOK 14, FAOI SS. FUSUC A1COAOS OF SIMIMOll COUNTY. FLORIDA. NOTI: FURSUANT TO THI FAIR DSST COLLICTION FAASTICIS ACT YOU ARI ADVISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM .IS OMMIO TO H A O U T ’ COUACTOA ATTSMFTWO TO eoLLK T a osar and any St FORMATION OSTASMO WILL SS UNO FOR THAT PURSUE. Dated S t IW i tip S AUGUST, ISST. MARYANNS MORSS Cler* at Circuit Court By Jon# 1. Jeoewic Deputy Clor* COOILIS a STAWIARSKI sail 53 £W* STMSSS CUR T S.1*. IN F Notice lo horotiy (Ivon the! mo Clot* at the Circuit Court ol I I MMOLS County, FMrMa. wNI. on Mo M «i day Ol SIFTIMBIN. ISST. M 1IN0 am. el the Front Soot ol the SSMIMOLI County Courthouee. In the City el Santerd, Florida, otter lor eoM and eoa M public outcry to CourtyU eituetod In SIMINOLS LOT 1S4, IAOO VISTA SUBDI­ VISION. ACCORDING TO FLAT M FLAT BOOK >0, R M S I St t ST. PUBLIC A I CORDS OF ■UUNOL1 COUNTY, FLORIDA, aureuont to mo final decree el ferecloeure entered In e caee pondme m eoid court, me etyte Ft which Is: COMMIRCIAL C AID IT SQUIRM I NT CORF., ye. VIRGINIA M. SLANOSR, If UvMs, et in., at el... In accordant* with the Americans wnn Oteabum** Aot, H«jnaAA ^hSD Sk n jt^eLUMu uAe pvt w ns wnn g WTTU need s apeelal eccammoderion M parOelpot* In this proceeding ehwuld contest ADA Ceerdlnetof at SOI N. Far* Avenue, Sums N. M l , Sanford, Florida SSTT1 si least live days prior ta Me proceeding. Stephen*: UflTl M1-4SS0 pit, P ttfri l-tSSR SIS-ITT1 (TDD) *r l - j i y ^ SSS-STPO (Y|, Via HartSa Relay Service. WITNESS RW M nd a»S aMetal seal o ilMid CourtI IMa IMh day ol AUGUST, ISST. HonorebM Moryanno Morao Clor* pi aw ClreuN Court ■y: Jon* t . Jtoowlo Deputy Ctork LAW O F F tC U OF JOSS PH M N ISU .0 ' SS4T >1 s. it. tstr Raeroatlon Soccar *Saakatball Matt of Fama Fantasy eamp at Walt Dtanay ortd's Wlda World of Sports ------i, TBA ■Walt Disnsy Soccar Classic IV at Watt DIsnsy World’s Wide World of Sports Sports F Is Ids, T B A Raeroatlon Softball •Aotronant Invitational ot TUnovtUo, 8 a m. ■Laka Brantlay Invitational at Laka Brantlay High School, S a m. •Sanford Usenation Dspartmant Fall Church Stowpltch Softball Laagua at Chaao Farit. Procure gnmrs at 9 a.m. w td 10 a.in. Prop Glrla’ Volltyball •Laka Maty Invitational at Laka Mary High School. Matches s tw t at 8 a.m . and go until cham pionship at 6 :3 0 p .m . •FA BCA R a t New S m y rn a Speedway. 7 p.m . If Last week waa Just an appetiser. Lake Mary football fans should be settling in for n nice meal this season. Th e Rama rolled over Lake Brantley. 14-6, in one half of varalty action Last week despite predictions of a tough season ahead. Rams' coach Doug Peters bounded off the field after the Brantley w in last week, saying that he haa a team with a whole new attitude, looking forward to avenging lost season's 5-5 finish. Th e Rama travel to Edgewater tonight to take on the Eagles. 5-5 lost season. Edgewater coach Caesar Cam pana features on offense with a new quarterback. Oarrett Prelsser. who runs an l-back offense. R u nn ing back Maurice White, one of the heat In Central Florida, Is the featured back and he Is ru n n in g behind four returning offensive linemen. O n defense, the Eagles are returning only Lak« Howsll (0*0) at Wlntar Park three starters, b u t two of them • Nate W illiam s (0*0), 7:30 p.m. and Decory B rya n t • rate among the best de­ T^te Silver Haw ks are attem pting to finally fensive b a th s in Central Florida. The Rama counter w ith a revamped, oftv is e „ „ featuring a new quarterback. Cory Cooper, w ho star ru n n in g back Luclous Cooper a nd linem an looked sharp in last week's Kickoff Classic, T a m Hopktna (O hio Slate). and Robbie Randall who can break loose from Coach Mike Busceglia has one of hia more anywhere. He Is one of the fastest backs In inexperienced teams in year* but th e n 'a still Seminole C o u n ty and has speed to bu rn. reason to believe in a repeat ru n to the pla yLake Mary's strength is defense and features ofTa. defensive back Ju s tin W right a nd Seminole Jeaae H annon runs the Stiver Hawke at q u a r­ C ou nty’s best g ro u p of llnebsckers. terback and haa Travts Vinson as one of hia m any weapons In the backfleld. Apopka (0*0) at Laka Brantlay O n defcnM , there w e a lot of returning p la y­ (0*0), 7:30 p.m. ers and most of them are still yo u n g Th e Patriots are hosting their first game W inter P w k faces s different situation, h a v­ since longtime coach Fred Alm on retired at the ing lost most of Its defenM after a 6-5 season end of last season. that led to a berth tn the playoffs. Oeorge Clayton took over after a long stint Th e W ildcats lost a lot on offenM as well and as assistant coach bu t had a rough start In features new coach Jo h n Rankin who retired after 26 years at the helm. la s t week's Kickoff Classic, losing big to Lake The good news Is that quarterback Bria n Marv. Blankenship la back for hia senior season. Lsgil Notlcfr Adult Baakttball illy of Control Florida vs. Ualvsrally of South Carolina at Columbia. Booth Caro­ lina .7 p.m. F O O T B A L L -----------Continued from Page IB •Sanford Youth Football Association at Mow Smyrna B s a ck . dom es start at 0 s.m . • Football TO M OR RO W n.m. C lin ic from 9 a.m. to noon. ■Lake Brantley at Lake Howell. Ju n io r varsity. Pop Warnar Football Prop Croat Country Recreation Soccer Adult Basketball Walt Dtaaoy World's Wtdo World of Sports Fisldbouss, TBA University (0*0) at Ovltdo (0-0), 7:30 p.m. Last M ason ended in disappointment for the Lions w ho were the odd men out after a threeway playoff with Lake Howell and Lake B ra n ­ tley for a bid to the state playoffs. T h is season, the Lions feature a new coach, Oreg Register who replaces Jack Blanton. R u nn ing b a c k s E rik Wilson and Leroy Jackson lead the attack and quarterback Josh Cullen haa looked strong so fw . O n defenM, the Lions are strong at stopping the ru n bu t can be beaten on the pass, with an inexperienced secondary. As usual, though, the Lions w e loaded and ready to take another run at the Sac crown. University finished 5-6 last Mason and hasn't had a lot of aucccaa during coach Je rry Buchert'a eight-year reign. T h is la a rebuilding y e w for the C o u g w s and they feature a new quw terback, Jo e l HefTelflnger, a wide receiver last Mason. O n defenM, Inside linebacker Jo n Frank os Is the clear leader of an experienced unit that re­ turns most If Its stw te rs. Legal NoUc m M THS OIMUrT COURT OF TKB HOMTSSNTH j u d i c i a l etaeurr, IN AND FOB SSMINOLS COUNTY, FLORIDA O A S I NUMBSN S T -S IT -0 A -f I Division W AMfRICAN BUSINISS INFORMATION MARKITINO, INC., d/b/a American Solet Ltade. Plaint Iff, va. CORPORA!! TRAVSL-LANO SSA S AIR. INC., sot N. Pert Avo., 0,0. — ____ C, Sanford. Florida u r n - c s t l , before service on PletnUN* Attorney ot Mmedlsttfy Wtreshor, or s deituii trill be entered isiWei you immedUMly l hero tiler for the roMof Comendod in wo complaint or petition (MALI MARYANNS M OAIt Cler* it Circuit Court By AuM King Deputy Clerk MOTHS IN B R I E F Froo Batoball Clinic S A N F O R D _ T h e C ity of Sanford Recreation and Parka D epartm ent, as part of (he Inner C ity D om es, w ill sponsor a free baseball clinic tom orrow at the Historic Sanford Me­ m orial Stadium . T h e clinic w ill be put on by (he Seminole C o m m u n ity College boMball team under head coach J a c k Pantellaa and assistant coach Ed D k k m c y e r. T h is will also be the area’s first opportunity lo aee several m em bers of the Sanford Post 53 team that recently won the Am erican Legion W orld Series. Seminole High School (paduatee C h ris Louwama, Phillip Eu ba nks and B rad Je n k in s, along w ith Oviedo's T re y Boutwell. are fresh­ men a t S C C this rail. Everyone Is invited lo attend the event that frill take place on the beautifully renovated Rlnher-Btanatram Field at Historic Sanford Florida corporation YOU AR I NOTIFIID Wan an action be* boon AIM agelnct you and you are required lo eorvo s copy ot your written detente*. H any. to WILUAM R. BARKIR, Plaintiff* Attorney, erii### eddn ee N to N. Sole Drive, Orlande, FL 22401 on er before December SW, IIS7, and fHo Mo ortsMM trtW We Cler* of Uii* Court, Civil Diiloi« iMlIflAlS iim Su powvw fim Sutm em yr j N*. S T -» r N you ere s perron >tw s SM- In to bi WM proceeding, y*u~Wb PMtUed, M no ceet to you, IP W « provlefen of certain eeiietaM*. Flos** contact (Court AdmMMretion at M l N. Far* Avenue, Suite NSOt, Stnferd. FL 1STT1, |40T) 3TT-4TS0 eel. 4 ttT ertWbt I working day* *4 your receipt of WN nolMd. M you or* hewing or veic* jw N M d . tad I SOO-MM771. F mB n Nt Rtqgw IS. n . M Wtd September I,1M7 DfH-ISO Sanford Llttla Laagua picnic Sanford Th e Sanford U tile League w ill hold a picnic this Saturday from 1 1 a.m . to 3 p.m . at P w k on P w k , Am ong the activities will be team picture ta k in g games, s dunk tank, a disk Jockey ploying m usic and prises. Senior aerobic claaaaa Florida Hospital Senior Health and Resource Center offers Mntoe M ro b lr c Ia s m s on M o n ­ days, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 9 to 10 a.m . and 10 lo I I a.m. A physiological asMsament la done prior lo Joining the program . For Information, please contact Lisa B re n nen at (407) 531-9790. RACING (Denote. 4 (7S) B J Paga I B w inner frith hia trophy last Saturday night at New Sm yrna Speedway. The 1 0 -ye w -o ld Scott, who la recovering from injuries she received In a major car accident, was all smiles as she presented David w ith hia trophy. Th e Classic C a n of Florida were back for the second ntght of their doubleheader weekend and did a Brest Job. The top five finishers in the 30-Lapper were Robert K in g J im Rahm an. Mo Davenport. E d _ Kates a nd F A B G S * re g u lS rK Jtk y W d tx lf O ther dtvialsrTNvtnners were. Jim m y W inks (Modified), Sam m y O ra ha m (Lim ited Late Model), Chuck Vota (Sportsm an). Coo ra d Qrenler (M ini-Stocks). C h a d Pierce (Bom bers) and Billy M arion (R un-A -B o u ta ). 7*4 VukMjt. 2 (72) Brian M n Jane*, i p ) tarvu* W mon « (ST) Kef, aewasR . i 1ST) eras Pw**». > na n i l Jimmy WYA* 1 (f ll SAom F 4 (S'l t n W n t s (Tf| Joe MakFeton SPORTSMAN 1 f»7)----------------------2 Sertare f (21 4 (77) Don Own Carter 2 04) SM Loom*. Is Jeaty Permm^on. 1 (S0| J*S WTiqM. 4 Rt) I t M F a M e . I (0 ) BoeSy (Deane RUM ABO U T < m Jeean HML I (1A ■nan Ouaeau f fTUq jeW o l o w . 4 jfJ) FN4 Wicoc S (17) Kaon Cameron 4-CYUNOfR a bare r A _ i asi davw sn>n t (74) Oary T g i m I OS Leonard 4 (2t*) Mae Oehnv S (1) JeSSeny Coned Qrereer. 2 P) M S SMYRNA SFflOW AV *■ «*) W4tn* Cler*. I (1 SOMBER ------- -------—ACO « ■■■■ J U T U R O A Y , AUGUST t l Ran Out lo1® I 031 Bute (soi Gary VMart 3 re Richer Fierto. t Clou***, 4 (1) Can F***n S R4) Konn W440*1 t (fUQOuonoFnod 2 H» x) Tre Ores 4 (S7> jom Tve w reon vA a (TR Mr*# SATURDAY, AUGUST » LAYS MO©€L I (tl) OovtORogen ] ( « M Kooton. 2 (tj) Arc* IWooo T (12) JOtf Emory. S i f t ) J***4 AOoon U M TU O LATE MOOCL . t. (I) Sommy OrtFun* E re Boas* Sow*. S M ) Mart Traesy, 4 A U rt aeoknor; S (IX) SRsns aresren s p a Rue* _______ _ Conrad Oranwr. I (71) F|i0M) Von F Foss; ofo I 2 h f EwTaoctn**. ■eon.S. rfMUetSMAw S O . 1 S ) SOdr* Mer*r\ l E 07) (t2)S*S O w n 4 (112) (11) JNnmy WVre. 2 fow O r, S ItSR Tom RoolJ StSoh w o m i w w „ t oIT) t ■ ■ FWtof. I. (77) night Its the Second A nnua) E d Merldlth Memorial Modified 1 0 0 -Uspper | phis the regular c w d of Late Models. Lim ited Late Models. Sportsm an. M ini-Stocks. Bombers and R u n-A -B ou ta . Oates open at 6 p.m . with racing action stw tln g at 7 p.m . For race information from either FA S C A R facUlty, call (407) 5681387 (O rlando) or (904) 4274129 (New Sm yrna). Oil MforrrooK FIUOAV, SUOUST 22 LATE MOOCL 1 (221 Rrctrv Wood: > (•*) u f j l r * 0on*' 4 * Hom* Fwros. 2 ^Oj I MwOy ------------------. . Br*y Morton 1 (1) Qory H^don. 2 ]DO)_Jaean HOI, 4 (J) Andrew Junrity Does i.toncS!reart*3tr 2 (71) Hot Tub rantala as low as *95.00 restrictions apply M iv t n d and ORLANDOBF^IOWORLO M t u p jn y M fj^ M . 407 331-3350 - PREPS Contbraad from Paga IB Job* Matt Mergo got the Rams started on tfie die right foot as he returned the opening kickoff 80yards for a touchdown and when A nthony B a lle m in o hit C o ry Jackson for a two-point conver­ sion, the visitors had a quick 8 0 lead. ike M ary then increased the lead to 14-0 when Ballernlno hit Mergo for a 35-yard scoring strike. Mergo later added his third touchdown of the game on a 15yard trap and C h ad LeOate made the score 2 6 -0 when be re­ turned a p u n t 65 yards for a touchdown. B slla m tnu a nd Ja ckso n Again hooked u p for * another two-potnt conversion before leaving the game. T h e final score of the evening came when Dewsyne Lowery scored on a touchdown ru n and b a ck-u p qu w te rb a ck A ntlno Bell hit Jo e y Loicata with a twopotnt conversion pass. Lake M ary will make Its first home appearance of the season next Tuesday when It hosts Lake Brantley at D on T , Reynolds | Stadium starting at 7 p .m . M S A S ILITIM AS T OF 1M 0 Defendant. N O TtO I OF ACTION TO: CORPORA?! TRAVSL-LAND. ISA S AIR, INC. Memorial Stadium , b u t only players (both boys and glrla) ages 7 -1 6 can lake part tn (he clinic. Th e re w ill be plenty of covered M a tin g for thoae w ho wish to watch. Even though the clinic Is free, thoae a t­ tending the clinic must register between 8 a.m . and 9 a.m . and the clinic will be held from 9 a.m . until noon. HUNTING FOR A l H P M I D ATV? 9 Sm yovr Poloris h b u y For u m jr f ir Hi, f ur-itro • Four-whaal shaft drive • Automatic traqsmiulon i’' 117N i l P|* * I. |SA VE * 4501 • Fully indopendonl luipontion t • Full floorboard! 1 Whether hunting or harvosting, Polaris has th# ATV lor you. Cintnl Florida Cyels ft Ski RAM S C o n tb n s sd fro m P a fa I B lips and Bish op Moore. T h e Roms will travel to South O rlando to take on the Panthers, while the Hornets w ill make an appearance at Lake M ary High School. AU three matches w ill begin w ith the Junior varalty contests at « p .m v M to w e d b y the v a r -1 ally at 7 pm . Mvtags X4B N . Hwy 1 7 -t t Laimvaad, F L U 7 M (4 B 7 )r i W O M p i il itW m ) WON) S u sa R ID E T H E B E S T NoaiMMiMNNrorov oftaoEMiiAM IOS0B^Sl0>Uft.SW<0|l<W^l|h>IN|— OMWSWW sBfWsnswMar tl. wMMUOmBmAMOSSiril mtm F Ir n m m • ^ f m m mi arotn sm u y %m m m m r « hsM pmosbsr **ro sroarnmrmn P l �........... m t im ib iu m b m m m . Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Friday, September 5, 1097 - SB People Food safety hotline now available It w iin 't long after the spring floods devastated parts of the Dakotas and Minnesota that the calls started flowing into the Agriculture Depart­ ment's Meat and Poultry Hot­ line. Victims wanted to know whether they could still eat foods that were partially de­ frosted when the electricity was cut off to their homes or whether canned goods that had been submerged under the foul water for days could be tainted. The question# were lust some of the thousands received every y e a r -1 10.000 In I9 M . Created In IMS, the hotline received lla t millionth call last November. The hotline was set up when USDA officials real­ ised that consumers did not have sufficient access to the department aa for as rood safety was concerned. A l­ though the team Included Just three ftill-llme staffers at the beginning. It has grown os the call volume has Increased. The hotline now Is manned by II staffers, home economists. Joseph-Moore Benny C . Joseph, 1304 Bth St., Sanford, and S. Joseph, M IS W. Sanford, announce gsgemenl of their Sheryl S. Joaeph, to Ki Moore of Sanford, son of h and Mrs. Booker T, Byrd Drookeville. % Born In Sanford, the bride* elect ta a I M O graduate of Seminole High School and a I M 7 graduate of Florida ABM University, Tallahassee. She la employed aa a super* visor with the Department of Justice. Her (lance, born In Drookeville. la a IB7B gradu­ ate of Hernando High School where he was active In fool* ball, basketball and track. He Is a 1070 graduate of Uookmnn*Bclhune College where he was n TV . radio bond announcer nnd a mem­ ber of the student govern­ ment board. He Is employed ns a supervisor for Amerl* leas Health Television Net­ work. Shtryl Joseph, Kan Moor* The wedding will be an event of Sept. 0. at 2 p m., at New Bethel Missionary Baptist Church. Sanford. focus B AR B AR A HUGHES/ GREGG registered dietitians and food technologists from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Eastern time Mondays through Fridays. The number la I-# 0 0 -535-4555. But callers can hear detailed food safety messages 34 hours a day. Us­ ing a touch-tone phone, they can select from about 50 sub­ jects. which are updated peri­ odically to Include seasonal topics and the latest recalls of meat and poultry products. Over the years, most inquiries have dealt with the safe stor­ age, handling and preparation of meal ana poultry products in Ute home. But aa consumers became more aware of new tethnologies and processes, the questions have become more complex. Questions about foodbornc pathogens such ss E. coll and Salmonella. Irradiation and biotechnology are common aa well aa querlea about nutrition, kitchen sanitation and the proper Internal temperatures of cooked meat. Are members of the hotline team ever stumped? ‘ Sure they are*, says Hotline Manager Bessie Berry. 'B ut we are set up to handle that. If we don't feel the question needs an Im ­ mediate answer and If it needs further research, w ell ask for a phone number and tell the caller we ll get back to them*. Still, nearly 90 percent of the Inquiries usually are answered on the initial call. The I m il­ lionth call coincided with the hotline's busiest season, when callers begin lo plan for their holiday meals. T h e question most asked Is, How long con I M oving can be hard on teenagers daughter back again. O ur family Just moved here from Iowa. O ur daughters are 9 and 10 years old. The younger ' seems to be getting along he. but since we've moved here, It seems like our older daughter has undergone n personality change. In Iowa she was an excellent student, played clarinet In the school band and had really nice frlenda. We never worried about who she was with or what she was doing Since we have moved here, she lias been hanging around with a group of girls who look and act like trash. She wants to dress like them (tight short skirts, sleaiy lops.) She listens lo music with lyrics that are shameful. Her grades are slipping, and her altitude toward her dad and I Is rude and disrespectful. New to Florida sod Seared Dear New and Scared, £ Bkod Bank m k i donor* C e nlrul Florida Blood Bank Is asking donors of nil types of blood — especially O type donors — to donate ut lla Sanford brunch, 1302 E. Second Si. Fo rtnlo m iu tlu n. cull 322-0622. TOPS m**ts Monday morning S A N F O R D — I U P S 1 1like oil Pounds S rn ilh ly l Chapter 'M 2 1 inerts every Monday at the Sanford Alliance C h u rc h . 1401 S Park A v r .. Sanford Note new hours: Weigh In Is from 10 In 10 45 a ill., and Ih r Hireling Is from 10:45 u.lll. to 11.10 p m . For Inrorm ullon. call 1 2 4 -5 5 4 1 or 1 2 1-0240. Sanford Rotarlans to moat H A N F O R D — Itom ry C lu b of Sanford m rc ls e v rry Monday at noon, at (lie Marina Hotel Cancar support group maafa Support. Hope and Recovery. S II.A H . n ir r ls every Monday allenuMin ui 5 p in. si Central Florida Regional Hospital In th r far corner ol the dining room. T h is ts a self help support group for all ctuirer survivors, w bctlier In treatment now or Mulshed w ith It. Call 324-6737 or 322-7785 for more information llrtdgr players are Invited to play conlrucl bridge uvery M onday, at 10:30 a m ., at the Sanford Senior C rn lc r. For In ­ formation. call 122-0126. D E A R A B B Y : Please rem ind your readers that if and when an accident or disease transforms an active, involved person into a house­ bound, sedentary victim of ill fate, that person desperately needs thr warmth and raring of friend* snd neighbors. Even the smallest kind deed can turn moments of sorrow into meaningful moments of joy. On behalf or the manv tens of thousands of individu a l* in our co u n try who are in v o lu n ta rily housebound, I would like to plead with those friend* and neighbors: C O M M U N I C A T E ! B y phone, through a brief note, n drop-in visit — if only for a few minutes. My beloved wife has been house­ bound for a little over two years. Because of her Illness, she require* oxygen 24 hours a day. For her, a walk to the back yard is an adven­ ture. When she's able to takn ime, we always take along the portable phone — In case someone calls. It would he a small tragedy to miss a call. When that phone rings, and a familiar voice says, 'Hi!* her con­ scious struggle for breath seems to almost miraculously disappear. I hope I have made my point Be a friend to a friend or relative in need. Abby, please da not use my name or location, but do share this message with your readers. CO N CER N ED HUSBAND Help for gambler* offered (■amblers A nonym ou s and O a m -A n u n for fam ily and friends, meet separately Monday and Friday (non-smokers) at 7:10 p.tn.. C h u rch of the Good Shepherd, 311 Luke A ve.. Mankind. For more information, call 230-0200. Narcotic* Anonymoue meat* Monday al Ih r Overeater* Anonymoua meat* Tuaaday S A N F O H I) — O v c rrn lrn i A n onym ou s m rc ls every Tue sda y, ut 10 u .m . In Parish Hall W hltner Lounge uf Holy Cross Episcopal ("liu rrli 111 Sanford. T h e meetings lust uhoiil an hour. Th e re urc no dues nor fees T h e on ly requirement to utlcnd I* the desire In slop eating com pulsively. Learn to play ahufflaboard T h e Sanford Tourist and Shu file board C lu b practises every Tue sda y and Friday starting a 1 p .m .. and plays Inter-city tournam ents every Wednesday. Those Interested In playing, team ing to ptuy or Joining the cluh m ay call H i i s s Kllner. 322 -7751, for Informal Ion. New Al-Anon group A new A l-A non g r o u p h as Blurted al Sanford Christian Sanford, every Tue sda y at H:00 p .m . C h u rc h . 730 Upsala Hoad, £ Fur information, page Sissy al 317-5613. Toaetmaatora meat Scinlnolc Com munity College (SCC) Toastmasters Club *6561 will meet every Tuesday of the month, al 7:30 p.m., at the old Lake Mary City Hall on Country Club Road. Contact Rosclla Bonham at 333-8264 for more Information. DEAR CO N CER N ED HUS­ B A N D ) Your massage is w e ll Waekly Lion* Club maatlng W h en som eone Is s trlc k s n w ith a serious Illness, it's com­ m on for friends and fam ily to sxperisnee fesltngs of g u ilt or to fast a t a loss fo r w o rd s . Unable to cope w ith the disoom- Th e Sanford Lions Club meets every Tuesday ut noon at the Colonial Hoorn In downtown Sanford. For Information, call , Joyce Fltsgcrald ut 332-7544. Th e community ta naked to donate uecd eyeglasses to the club for Its sight program. I In MARY B A LK Were scared to death of the nth she's taking, bu I we don't now whether to forbid her to see her new friends or to just hope shell begin to see them for what they are and dump them on her own. We're afraid If we lake loo strong a stand with her, shell rebel against us and who knows what she might do then. Please help us gain some Insights on how to deal with her to get our wonderful r; ii i n I t l h ' \ni ti iln m sh j> W I i mmm receive a ABIGAIL VAN BUHEN fort, they reset b y distancing themselves at a lim e when their support Is i In situ a tio n s lik e th is, act w ith the same generosity and com passion y o u w o u ld w ish foam others w ere the situation reversed. E s th er than dwell on the tllneee, keep uppermost in m ind that the eufforer is still o u r frie n d — w it h the same r,ntsrests, sense o f h um or and D E A R A B B Y : You made the remark lit defense of older people, •Just because there's snow on the roof doesn't menu there's no lire in the fumncc.* Abby, a male neighbor recently made a similar remurk abmil my graying binr. 1 replied, T h e fire in the furnace depends upon the stok­ er.' a t. JA N E I 1TLI8IJL. MV B IST FM KNM WltXMNQ t llltllM S f t tt He never mentioned my gray hair again. E V E L Y N P O TTS , N E W P O R T NEW S, VA. BE SMOKE FREE! • Explore new ways to BEAT smoking • Discover resources for helping you Q U IT • Find out w hy it's Important to stop smoking TO D A Y Sn a k im : C EvtMTT Kooe, MD, M oouatos Senior Scholar The K o o p Institute s t D a rtm o u th I m m Floor, M D A u litsn t Professor of Family Practice and Preventive Medicine Lome Linds University, Lom s Linds, CA , Chief of the Preventive Medicine Section Jerry L Pettit V A Medical Canter, lom a Linda, CA M itch Nets, PhD Research Psychologist U CLA School of Medicine Director, Sm oking Research Center, Los Angeles, C A u m m HWIN8 ccntre •Bt-774-BW To register for this program call 800-745*1740 press 2 and ask for Stop Smoking: Get Reedy for Success After the program, the speikfrs will be available to answer questions. lU n r t b lM if Hw khriiM M / 1>tlel Ihcibn 86 » * | - J tfC o m M U A ity S * rv U i T * Subacrib* Call Today! 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 I I NI M U T h e a tte n tio n Is alm ost alw ays welcome. C o p in g w ith c h ro n ic Illness is d iff ic u lt e n o u g h w ith o u t h a v in g to endure isolation, too. Reach out — you'll be glad you did. Don't mils out on this important free safeM/fe broadcast not pim ME SAXONILVO. IT! M MAINE CITY, FI I AK 1 M All) ■unication COME IN AND SEE THE SPECIALS ON OUR WOffDERJUL SEROERS STARTING AS LOWAS $489.00! . laat values. Focusing a S im 11ii il l h n i h l I n m i j’ s t i n Aa you're finding out the hard way, moving ran be hard on teenagers, especially when the change In life-styles ore as different aa lows and Florida. In your daughter's Iowa life, she likely felt confident and In control. Now she probably feels like an outsider. It's natural for a teenager In this situation tu latch on to the first kids who befriend her. It helps her feel ..*e the belongs somewhere In her new world. Of course. If she dresses, talks and acta tike them, they're even more likely to accept her Into their group. T h r fact that these are not the types of people you want your daughter to associate with is also not unusual. Aa you know, millions of kids dress in ways that are ofTenstve to adults. But what you've got to determine la what la going on tn her mind. You need to start some lengthy dialogue with her. Reassure her of your love and support and let her know you're looking forward to helping her reestablish herself In her new school. Encourage her to get reinvolved In her music either through lessons or participation in a (roup. Set up some positive Incentive for her to get her grades up and help her get Involved In some youth activities through church or a community agency. At this time, do not rarbid her from seeing her 'friends' and don't ridicule or bad-mouth them. Take the more positive approach and give her support in finding other Interests to see if she will drift array from this crowd on her own. Telephone call from friend frees housebound patient Contract bridge N urrollcs Anonym ous m ccls Monday al 6 p i n . Preuhylrriun House of Goodwill. 317 Oak Ave.. Sanford. keep a turkey In the freeier?' Berry says. The answer from a food safety perspective l a ' almost indefinitely, she adds, although It will begin to lose quality af­ ter a year. Another busy sea­ son is around Easter, when callers plan egg hunts and other festivities. Consumers also frequently call the hotline for help In handling foods after a power outage or flood, hi 1995, 1,700 such calls were handled, moat during the summer. The hotline team does more than Just a n ­ swer consumer quetlea. how­ ever. It has developed educa­ tional materials that are mailed to newspapers, magstinea and broadcast atatlons. One of the latest reminds us that summer Is a ‘ particularly Important time* for consumers to handle their food safely be­ cause foodbornc Illnesses peak during June. J u ly and August. Call tneml They are a food and free source for you and only a phone call away. Broadcast Date: Broadcast Times: Place: Tuesday, September 9,1997 7 :0 0 p m EST Columbia Medical Center - Sanford SSI* �■WWB - Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida - Friday. Sppl«m b*r 5, 1997 Legal Notices N O TIC I OF PUBLIC N IA RIB G , C ITY OF LONBWOOO NOT 1CI I I H IR tB V OIVIN BT TN I CITY OF LONGWOOD, F l o r id a . th«i the etiy Commission arid hotd a Pwbbe H illin g on, September Tim , 1M r at 7:00 FM, OI u loon merunar u possible, In IfM longweod City Commiaetort Chamber!. 171 W i ll Warran a n n u l. Longwood, Florida. 11 Consideration of Condrtlonil Oh Permit Profit I 1 CUP-10•7 lor Oh m • spiral Church to o y rrin • chufth on the nonhHM tornor Of Longwood HIM M . And nonowmo lid. O m n i Lot it Ion: 111 Longwood Mill Art T u Pertel ID •: 30-20-30-3000000 0000 A copy of UNO rtguMI li on t i l Vim mo doporfmini of Planning and BuOdtrip l o n c i l for .tew­ ing- O w offici hour! aro 1.30 AM to 4:30 FM. The ottlco la lot Had i t 174 W Church An nuo. Low food. Florida If af (407) N O -3441 Af parifoa may OFFOtr and Pa rtaord v im roapact fa flip request TAP Cny C a m Milan may tontlnua ma public haarinp to ' ‘ For ion • np H i l l ' peructoiia In any of m m prot oodmgs should tonla d Iho ADA coord Ini! or ai (4071 N0-34PI. 41 M ill 41 M m In advance of Iho moatI Him If may doddo la apFoof m y deer■Ion modi M th an m Hlm pt. thoy wix m od • verbalim record of Iho procoodlngi for luch purpoH i. may v in nood to m om mol a verbatim record It modi, ai Buff u pm u , which a J a— k u L ^ a PV lb a ^WSII9ny ----- - . . •y^Wa lH *• viiB^W Tha City ol provide Tho mattar dMcm iad pi llwa haarinp la duaal-|udiclal In lac Imp mambori ol mo Cny CommMuon on HIM mitttr, oicopf during mo pupil* hoirmp. or by written commurucalion to tha Planning and Pudding ta rrie d Department it tho addrteo abort Oereidrve Zombri, CNy Curd PuOfclh tioiombor 4, IP *7 0(1-41 VOUCH SALVAOI AUCTION » IF T . 14. 1PP7 1000 to il H. OALANOO AVI MAJTLAN0 FL 31711 1(44 HONDA ACCORD IHQBA4433QA1P4P14 Publish: Bapfembsr 4.1(47 0(1-47 M TMB OIBOI71T COUNT OF TU B ItT M JUMtOULL ON4CUTT, M I M S T-9B T-G A -14-B NONWMT MORTOAGB me., A CALIFORNIA COA PORAT ION F/K/R NONW M T MORTOAOI IN C - A MMUtBOTA CORPORATION puutrnpp vs. ARTHUR C. BWBINBV; UNKNOWN BROOM OP ARTHUR C, SWMfMV) OANBURY MILL HOM I OWNI U A4POCIATION. INC.: UBIRTV NATIONAL BANK: JOHN D O ! AND JA N I D O ( AS UNKNOWN T IN A N T I IN P O tM M IO N DtFIN DANTItl NOT ICB NO TlCt IB H IR tB V GJVIN purautnt to a tummory Fmii Aupuot trm , IP* 7. am and in O r . C o h No. F7-PB7-CA- 14-B oT tm Clrcull Court of tm 14TH Tudrt laf Circuit bi and ter I I Ml NOLt County, tANFORD. Ftortda. I *M Md Id mo ruphdt and boot bidder tor coon at Iho W tBT FRONT DOOR of the ItM B K L B County Courthouse M l Wad M M l N. PARK AVtNUI in BAMPORO. Ftorlda. W MOO l r . an tha M di day B IP TIM BCR. 1 M T “ ' mod property at ow farm H id tummory Final N N a a il. LOTr M . tDANBURY MILL. UNIT TWO-A, ACCORDINQ TO T N I PUtT THtRCOP A t RtCORD IN PLAT BOOK 34, PAQI 43 AND *4. PUBLIC R IC O R O t OP MMINOLB COUNTY, FLORIDA. Dated thl* 14TH day ol AUGUST, 1H 7. (CIRCUIT COURT S IA U MARTANNC M O N K CMtfc of Bio CfrcuH Court Byi Jana I . Joaowto Deputy Clark T N I LAW OFFICI OF DAVID J . S TIRN . F A ATTORNCY FOR PLAINTIFF M l I . UNIVCRSITY OR. ■ T l MO. BLO. M PLANTATION. FL 31314 flM>->33-MM In aac ordance with tha American aim OMaMMMo A ct paraana aNh drtablUUoo noodMp p aaactw accommodation to yuiptaiwala tm IhMjrAaiNAII Ny SNIP Sopite PrBWieitJ •hmdd eontaei die Clark of Via CrrciiN Court at tha BIMIAO l S Caunty Courthouse a> ecr-axjprior to me proceeding If hear­ ing impaired, l - I M - I M - I T M n&D) or 1 -M O -ttl-IT T O , via Florida Malay Barvloa. Fubbafu deptamtier 4. f t . 10*7 DCI-33 A BO B TM N OF TO WHOM IT MAY OONCIRN: NOTICC W H IR tB V OIVBN by m* eNy of Lanfaaod, Florid*, mat tha City C ornmNalon aid moebwont al RaaahrfMn Na. 17-111. B— 0 L U T WN MO. BT-B1B A ABSOLUTION OF T N I CITY OF LONOWOOO, FLORIDA, AOOFTMO R BUOGET FOR T H I CITY FOR LONOWOOO, FLORI­ DA. FOR THC FISCAL YtAR M OWNING O CTO B IR 1, 1M7 AND BN0BM M P T IM M R M . IB M , AND APPROPRiATINO AMO ALLOCATINO R CV IN U I OF THC C ITY BY ABSOLUTION AND RNOVtOiNO FOR CONF U C Tt, M V tJU B IU T V AND AN Legal Notices IF P IC TIV I O A K TTm eity Commniion viM con Mdor told Raioiution lor Imal pal logo m d adoption atlor tho public hearing, which will ba held m I h i City Hill. 174 W ill Warren Avenue. Lonpwood, Florida. on Wondty. the 1Blh day ol loplimber, A D . 1447. 01 7:00 p m„ or H anon Iheroafter poiatbii AI Ihi meet­ ing, Interested plrtiei may tppior and be h in d with ru p K l lo Ih i ptopOHd h i solution This hearing may bi conimuod from lima lo runs until final action it IHon by ih i City Com ml t i (on A copy ol Iho propotad Refohrlien it pottid at lb* City Hall, Lonpwood, Florida, m d coplat art on Mo wnh tha CMik of tho City m d aamo may ba inspected by tha public. NOTICC: All poraona *ra advised lhal If ihay dacida to appeal any dacmoni mdd* al thaaa rnaaiinga/bairinpa, Ihay will naad a record ol the pro­ ceedings end let such purpeaea, they may nood lo Intur* that * verbatim record It mod*, which record to me Kids tha las. ttmony and aerdanca upon which the appeal ra to bo mod* (par Coc. m a t 44. flotidi ItahitH), at thou own upon**. Poraona with disabilities naodInp Horotmce to pan-Cigala m any of that* protoodinpa ahouid contact lo A.D.A. Coord mol or. at (407) 7*0-3441, M Moat 44 hour* in advance ol Iho moating Doled this 37th day ol August. LO . IP»F. CITY OF IONQWOOD OIRALDINI D ZAMBhl. CITY CLIRK FUBLIIH: Friday. Saplcmbar 4. tt»7 D IM M THC CIRCUIT COURT OP TMB f STM JUDICIAL CW CU IT DP FLORIDA M A M FOR tC M N O L I COUNTY JURISDICTION DIVISION CABS NO. M -1S 47 -C A TRANt FINANCIAL MOntOAOl COMPANY. Pla-ntrfl, VS. NOBIRT A. CNVDIR md CUBAN L. HILTON-tNYDIR. al el.. Defendant! N O TlC t OF F O R IC L O IO R t B ALI Nolrca la harobv pteon that, pursuant lo mat Final Judpmanl ol Foraaloauia dared August 17m, IM F, mid entered In civil cats number 4P-1M7 CA, ol tha Circuit Court ol tho 11th Judicial Circuit in and or taminole County, Florida, whartin IR A N I FINANCIAL MORTOAOI COMPANY. la Ptamtdl m d NOBIRT A (N Y OCR. IUBAN L. HILTON-SNVOCR, ra/ars Dofandmlfe). I will u i l to tho h-phoat and bast biddor lor cash of the watt front door of tho Bominol* County courthouse In lonford. temlnola County. Florida, al 11:00 AM. on th* ttm day of IIP TC M D IR . tM 7, Iho Iadorn form w taW Final Judgmmf, to edt: LOT 704. WIKIVA HUNT CLUB. FOK HUNT MOTION 3, ACCORDING TO THI FLAT THtRBOF. AS M CO RM D IN FLAT BOOK It , FROM IB THROUGH It, PUBLIC RICOADI OF BIMINOLI COUNTY. FLORIDA. NOT!: PURSUANT TO THI FAIR DlflT COLLICTION FR A C TK II ACT YOU ARI AOVItIO THAT THIS LAW FIRM It DICMID TO B I A OIBT COLLECTOR ATTIMPTINO TO COLLI CT A DCIT AND ANT INFORMATION OBTAM ID WILL M U tIO FOR THAT PUAPOtl. Dated mo lllh day ol AUOUtT. IMF. MARYANN! MORII Clark of Circutt Court By Jon* (. Jaaow-c O#Dir Tv Clark .CODILI! t ITAWIARIKI 4010 Boy tcout Boulevard Bud* 4t0 Tampa. Florida 33*07 Telephone: (1131 177-100* C t t PM-03141 Publish: loptsnbor I . t l . 1M7 DCI-M M TMB CIRCUIT COURT OF THB 1STM JUOICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA M AND FOR SBMMOLB COUNTY ST-4SD-CA-14B NOMt lAVING I OF AM (RICA. FIB , Plaintiff, Y t. VtRONICA tM M A N N ; *1 at.. Defendant*. R O TIC I OF FO dtC LO tU R B B ALI Nolle* la heraby ghrsn that, pursuant lo that Final Judgment of Foroctoturt dated August *7th. IM F, and entered In chit ■o h number F7-4IO-CA-14I. of th* Circuit Court ol th* 11m Judicial Clrcull in and for toaalnol* County, Florida, wharotn HOM I SAVIN01 OF AMtRICA. FIB . M Plaintiff m d VtRONICA tllM A N N , IT IV tN F. T IF F fTT, S R . , ___ _ UNKNOWN F ld tO N (W IN F O tB fttlO N OF THB tU B JtC T R IA L PROFIRTY.N/K7A PATRI­ CIA S O C IIK , ___ . UNKNOWN PSRSOHtS) M F O t U U I O N OF THB SUBJECT RIAL PROPSRTV. DAVID BUCZBK, lo/ira Ootondont(a). I wM H d to tha Mthooi and boot bidder for oa*P at th* oroot front door of tha Bominol* County seurthum* in Sanford, Bominol* County, Florida. M M M AAI. on rn* IMh day of M F T IM B IR . 1M T, mo foAowma bi H id Final Judsmonl, to aril: LOT I . BLOCK 0. NORTH ORLANDO TIR R A C I MOTION I OF UNIT 1, ACCORDING TO TH I FLAT TM IR IOF, A t A IC 0 A D I0 IN FLAT BOOK tF. PAQI 31. OF T H I PUBLIC RICOROB OF B IM IN O LI COUNTY, FLORIDA. N O TI: PURSUANT TO T H I FAIR OUT COLLICTION F R A C T IC II ACT YOU AR I A D V IIID THAT T H U LAW FIRM I t D I IM ID TO B I A O IB T COLLECTOR ATTIMPTINO TO C O LLIC T A O IB T AND ANY INFORMATION OBTAIN!0 WILL B I U I I O FOR THAT FU R FO II. Doted tha llt h day at AUQUBT, 1H7. MARYANN I M O R II Clark of Circuit Court By Jm * I . Jpaowtc DftDutv CUf k C O D Illl I ITAWIARIKI 4010 Boy Scout Boulevard * Hi 440 Tampa. Florida 33*07 Tbtpphono: (111) (77-4000 C M MT-OOOM bRah! September 0.11, IM F D ll-44 Legal Notices Legal Notices IB THB CIRCUIT COURT OF THB B10NTIBNTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M ADD FOR B IM IN O L I COUNTY. FLOBIDA CIVIL DIVISION CABB R*. I T -t t lB -D R -O I -B IN d l TH ! MARTHA J ! OF: UAUdICIO AMAYA Hutbm d- ■Filttlonir and MANIA AMAYA Wlli-Raapondcnl NO TIC I OF A C T K N TO: Marl* Ampyi H I WiHta Ah . Mmlgli, NY 11401 YOU AR I H IR IB Y NOtIFIIO Ihil an Action lor DiMoktllon of Mcrrllpo hie been filed against SOU m d you or* required lo tervs a copy of your written defenses, if any. lo It on Msuncio Amayi/Fotnionsr, whoso sddross is 344t Seminole Ay*. Oviedo. FL 33744 on or before S IP TIM e td ttm . IM 7. m d til* lha original with th* clerk el this Court oNhsr botoro aortic* on Pobtionof or Itnmodialory there•liar. It you toil lo do h . a dolaud wilt ba anraved again it you tor th* roliof domtndod m th* petition. WITHISS my hand m d Iho M il of thta Court on AUOUST I. IMF. 1*1AL) MARYANN! M O R I! Ai Clork af th* Court By Nancy R. Wmlot Aa Deputy Clark NOTIFICATION IN ACCORDANCI WITH TH I AM IR ICANt WITH OIBABILIT i l t ACT, parsons wtth disabilKtos needing a special accom­ modation should can I act COURT ADMINISTRATION, at 301 N Park Avenue, tuila N301. tmtord. Florid* 33771, Tataphon* [tOf| 311-4301 (al. 4117 noi later than SIVtM days prior to th* proceeding rt host­ ing tmpaired. (TDD) 1-tOO-MI*771, or VOICI (V) l-POO M4(770, VI* Florida Relay Pervtca RuOileh August it . IT . M . m d tegfember I, IM F D I H -t lt IB THB CIBCUIT COUNT FOR SBMMOLB COUNTY, FLORIDA FROBATB OlYftlON File Number ST-OPB-CF IN R I: IIT A T I OF CAROLYN BARIOO WOLFI, Decsessd RGTKB OP ADMINISTRATION Th* adminlslrotion of Iho sstof* of CAROLYN BARIDO WOLFI. dsooaood, Fit* No t7. OPI-CF, 1* ponding in tho Circutt Court tot lomlnoi* County, Ftortoa. Probato Division, Hi* address of which It PO. Boa 0, tmford. Fund* 11771-0*41. Th* nam* and sddrst* of Iho Fortonsl Rcproconlsllv* and Iho Forsonst Roprooonlollv**' stlwnsy or* sol forth bolow ALL IN K M IT ID FIR IO N * AM NOTIFIIO THAT: All poraon* on whom fhlt nolle* Is torvod who have object tona that chauonga lha veUdtly of Iho will, lha gnalitica lions of lha personal rapraamtoltvo, vonua, at Kirn diction at thia Court or* required to Mo thoir sbfoctiont wnh IN* Court WITHIN THB LATIR OF THRC! MONTHS AFTBR TH* DATrOF THI FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICI OR THIRTY DAYS AFTBR THI DATI OF BIRV1C! OF A COPT OF THIS NOTICI ON THIM. UNCIAIMID VIHfOLI AUCTION •7137(7 17 BUICR 1Q4CWII13HI400740 M FORD KNJBTMKKJ4I101O7 It FORD 1FKBPIQA70F1I7321 IS OlOSMOBILI lO llF lIY lF M If ia t t/30/17 77 QUICK 4JI7H7H1I3I41 *9 CHIVROLIT 1O1LWI4W3KIIISII0 17 CHIVROLIT IG tO M ItZtH II 133ft 17 CHIVROLIT lOCMKROHf 100371 74 FORD 4 lltH I4 ll3 1 71 FORD FtOQNOFOMt 71 FORD (KMT1II777 M MIRCURY IM AtM lIM JROllOtt 71 DATtUH KHLB110MI430 74 O LO IM O IIll 3R4779O410444 41 PLYMOUTH IF3IF31CJFQ17M01 11 PONTIAC 10tAM TI f M ZttlO l ALTAMONTI TOWINO IIF MARKIR I T . ALT. SPOt. M i l • l a w I AT I t 00 AM. VIIW I HOUR PRIOR. Pukiteh: topfombor t, 1*07 Otl-M and el her parson* hovbip derma or demand! opamal 073 NORTH MWY 417 LONOWOOO FL 31740 1070 Ford F 100 F14INIO 1444 Pubiloh: 41*1ember t, ig*7 MM* BOTW B OF TO C O dtlb O A A CCNOfTKHAL UBt Nolle* te hereby given that a Public Having war ba held by tha Planning t Zoning Commniion In ms City Cammlaaion Chambers, City Han, Bmford, Florida, at 7 00 pm. on Thureday, I apt amber Itlh, IM F, lo aoniidtr a raguaat for a Conditional UN bi a 1R-1, tbtgf* Ferntty Dwemng Raaidmiiot Zoning Oialrkf LIOAL 0 1SCRIPT ION: Loto T md 1, Block 10. Tier t. Town of Sanford, oa recorded M the Public Records *1 Seminole County, Florida m Plot Boob I, Pag* I f . Condition of U u Roguoofod: Offno* m d roddonllot. AH pen lee In Inforaaf md cditana thill have an opportunity fo b* hoard ol sold hearing. By order Of dl* Planning t Zoning Commration of th* Cny of tmford, Florida, mw 3rd day of t ag*evebar, IM F. Haim tforrs. Charrmm Planning t Zoning Conwnlaaion AOVICI TO THB PUBUCi If g poraon lac Ida a t* appoal a my nimtor above ho he/aha may naad a verbatim record of the proeoodfngs Including (he tccfuncny and ovldonaa. which record H not arovfdod by ova City of Bmford. ITS MB-OIOt) PtRBONt WITH D IIABILITIIt N flD M Q A tt ltT A N C I TO FARTICIFATI IN ANY OF T H C tI PR O C IIO IN O t SHOULD CON­ TACT THB PIRS04MBL OFFICI ADA COORDINATOR AT 130SOI* 41 HOURS W AOVANC l OF THB M U TIN G . PUBLISH: topfombor t, IMF Otl-M OF THB BMatTBBNTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M A N * FOR B t Ml NOLB COUNTY, BTATB OF FLOSTBA Odd* No. FT-t f 4B-OA-I* BANKIRS TRUST COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA, N.A AS TRUBTII OF LBHMAN ABB CORPORATION HOMI IOUITY LOAN ASMT-SAC KID CIRTIFICATft. M RU S LIMB-1 UNMR THI FOOLING AND tlR n C N K AGMSMINT OATIO A t OF MFTBMBIR 1, ALAN C. CLAPP. *4 UK.. *t *L. Del NOTWBOF BY CLINK OF CIRCUIT COURT Nolle* I* hereby given that th# undersigned Maryann* Mar**, Clerk of Iho Clrcull Court of BOMINOL! County. Florid*. wlU. on tho IITH day of OIFTIMBIR, f M7, af 11.-00 a m. W th* Wool Front door of th* MMINOLI County Counhoueo, In th* City of tm ford, Florida, offer for oai* and **M M pubdo outcry tg th* higheot and Boot BIMINOLI County, Florida, towtl: MING KNOWN AND 0*140NATIO A t LOT I, TOWN ANO COUNTRY ISTATIB BICONO A* FLAT, ACCORDma TO THI FLAT THIRSOF AS RICOROIO IN PUT BOOK St. PAG! I, OF THI PUBLIC RICOROB OF BIMINOLI COUNTY, FLORIDA. aurouifH to th* frud doer** of fsroctoourp ontorod in * eaa* ponding in said Court, th* afyf* at which Is: BAN K IM TRUST COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA, N.A. A t v*. ALAN 0. CLAPP. *1 us., af ai... In accordans* with lha Americans srdh Disabilities Act, parson* with * dteabddy who nood a spacial accommodation to ponicipati m this procoodlng ahouid confscf ADA Coordinator at 301 H. Park Arrpnu*. Bud* N. 301, tmtord, Ftorlda 11771 of least fhre days Wtor i* th* procoodlngTofophono: (407) 313-4130 oil. •4tt7| H300) 144-4771 (TOO) " 1-(I00) MI-0770 (V). via WITNf Bt my hand m d official soal of sold Court thw I Pth day of AUGUST, 1M7. (HAL) Honorabt* Maryann* Mors* Clork of th* engulf Court By: Jana B. Joaowfe Deputy Clark LAW OFFICII OF JOIIPH PANIILLO Peat Offto# Boa 3147 Torn**, Ftartda 33401 Publish: l iptombir 1 ,11, IM 7 Dll-31 creviron of we1ooC'OfmTi copy of thra nolle* M served within three month! after lha dale of lha fuel publication af this nolle* must M* thee dab** with this Court WITHIN THI LATIR OF THRU MONTHS AFtIR THI DAtl OF THI FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICI OR THIRTY DATS AFTIR THI OATI OF tlR VICt OF A COPT OF THIS NOTICI ON THIM. All other creditors of to* dees darn md poraon* having cimma d m f* e d it * mud M* inert claim* with tot* asurf WfTHM THRU MONTHS AFTBR THB OAT! OF THI FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICI. ALL CLAIMS. MMANDI ANO OBJICTIONI NOT BO PtLID WILL SB F0RIY1R DARFUR Tho dot* of th* fir ban of fMs hefic a la Itoh. 1MT. RUBY L BARSOO 171-11* Pool Odb CbllO Anemonel Spring*, FL 31T0t Pcrponai Representative: NOBIRT I. COBB. ISOUIRI 4 IM North Federal Highway Fort loudordoi* Fi 31300 |M4) 771-44*0 Florida Bar No. 014341 Publish: Aupust H . md Boptombor t. IM7 D4H1P4 BOTMB OF FWTtTKUB BAMS Notlc* I* hereby gtvon tool w* will mpape bi buemeoa of 1443 Boardall Are.. UnN IM , tmford. FL 33771, t ombioto County. Ftorlda, um FWtlflou* Norn* of dllMHlA W hT IM WTb Mka bfahU b m Mtom FwfRlou* Nam* tto lb lli. to­ wn: tecr.cn H I M . Florid* tlatuto* IM I. Wmgor Marketm* M*. Tarry I. WIngot PuMNh: togtomber t. 1M7 DCI-M IN TMB CtBCtHT OBWRT JUBMIAL CIRCUIT, M ABB (OB BIM1NOLI COUNTY, PLONfOA. PNOSATB PfYTBIBN CABS BO. t 7 * t T - « P bi Ra: Th* lo u t* of ROBIRTA O. ZACCO, BOTKI OF ABMWIBTRATKN Th* sdmmiitiairon of th* total* of ROMRTA 0. ZACCO. docooood. FM* Ho. IF-tlT-CP. lo ponding in th* CireuR Cowl lo t » eve mol* County, Ftortdd. Probai* Division, th* addrooa of which It: Pool Offtp* Boa *C*. tmtord. Florid* 11771. Th* names md - - - - m u of th* Poraon d ReproaoMMIvo Aepreoonttti vs s stiornoy m * oof forth bdew. ALL INTIR ttTIO PtRBONt ARI NOTIFIIO THAT: All parsons on wltobS IM* notic* I* sorvsd who h*v* objoefion* Oral chalimg* too validity of the WMI, lha quaWIcatloni ol lha Persona! Rapt leant in ve, vanus. or )url*diction at tins Court pro roqubod to Ills their cbfMlton* with this Court WITHIN THI LATIR OF THRU MONTHS AFTIR THI OATI OF THB FIRBT PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICI ON THIRTY DAYS AFTIR THI OATI OF MRVICI OF A COPY OF THII NOTICI Qil THIM A l creditors pi tha maodPiH and othpr psraona decod ant's ostats on whom a copy at thl* none* la dato of in* first public d im Of tol* notlc* must hi* mow claims WRR this Court WITHIN THI LATIR OF THRIB MONTHS AFTIR THI OATI OF THI FIRST PUBLICATION OF THI* NOTICI OR THIRTY DAY! AFTIR TMt DATI OF IIR V W I OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICI ON THIM. All other creditors ol the deca­ dent and persons having claims or demands against lha doc*dm lY M tol* mual til* thoir claiml whn IMe Court WITHIN THRU MONTHS AFTIR THI OATI OF THI FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THII NOTICI. ALL CLAIMS, OIMANOI AND OBJICTIONI HOT 10 FILID WILL ■■ FORIVCR BARRIO. Th* Onto ol th* fbsl publica­ tion of thm Nolle* 11 August Itlh. 1MT. JAYMII L. ZACCO Co-Personal Representative LONNI A. MIU.lt Co-PenenaJ RepraoentoUv* Poraonal Ropreaontativoa: a. CHARLIIWOHLUST. ISO. Florid* Bar 4 111110 CMtimer, Wohhmt A Within*, RA. 230 Lookout F lu * Fast OfTIc* Id s M l MO Maitland, Ftorlds 327M-I0b0 MOT) 030-0000 Fudiioh: August t t . md t iplomkor I , (M 7 0IH-IB7 71— HMp Wanted Legal Notlce» CAnPENT?WWOr™, wJl? C L A S S IF IE D A D S ELECTRICIAN HELPERS nood ad for Commercial OC. Iravol. ORIIO FREE COMPANY MS SurroNn* Lan*. AXamonh- Orlando •Winter Park 407/831*9993 Seminole 407/322-2611 iLa CARPET HEIPER Musi ofrqt pad. trim, tock and havo car Ctouscalsprvy BH-WB7__ PRIVATE PARTYRATES C LA S S IF IE D D € PT ........M l * IMS HOURS IMAM. - I BBP.M MONDAYtorn CLOSEDSATURDAY SSUMAY ........SM l IM* ......I1 J S IH M TO WHOM IT MAY OONCIRN: NOTIO* I* H tR IIV OIVBN by tod Cffy ol Lengwis*. Florida, dial too CWy Cammiaaion wib M M a n pit Mm . I m b S m I Nbbb • IL M m on Rr*t reading on leaf ambar 3rd. IM F, and Iho City ■ft*i Ih* publli haarinp. which aril b* h*M Monday, tha Klh day ol Bopumbpr, AO., IMF, M TrOB p.m., or 00 soon toonWiar oo ysi ertla. At to* moot­ ing, MMorootod panrta may op(«• < md 0* hoard with reaped to tha propeeed OrdbMnco*. Thrt freermg may be aumMved from tim* to ibn* unto hnot action M taken by to* Oily Commicaien. A copy *1 tho proposed Ordbvmooa pro pooled at to* CIT/ Hal. Ungwood, Florid*, md copio* or* an Id* with too Clark p| thp City and Pima may bo inobootod by th* public. NO TICIi All parson* at* advised lhal H they dec Ida to appeal m y decisions mode *1 thou rnootbiBf/hurmgo. tooy wib nood a record of tod pro­ ceeding! and far eueh purpooM, they may rood to Inouro mat a vorbollm record I* mad*, whleh resord to In* Kid# lit# too* which to* * f p **I m to bo mad* (par le e 344 01M. Ftorlda btohrto*), at thoir own aapsnoa. mg ooaiafonco to parucipal* m m y Ol to*4# procoodlng* contact to A.D.A. Coordinator, at (40T) MO-3411. M (M il 41 hour* m odvarvea of Doted tort 37th day of August, AO.. IMF. CITV OF LONGWOOD OIRALOW I D. ZAMBRI, CITV CLIRR PUBLISH: Friday, loptamber I , 1M7 M I-1 3TOOSOI OFFICI PERSONISECRCTAflY naortod Basic knowtodgo rJ computort roqueod Ftosbto f/l hour* 311 BIB1 FFT CLBRRAL add -day. S av lord f okeg* Compon^ seekirvi dots* QrrerOed porson lor order procdyrtngrsato* yupporl Com puSSf sip nocotasry Fas ns NOW ACCEPTING ScfrorKdrrg may rrckass BOrgarn Hurtar rt M o b rt m M OOofol dsy Cancel ebon youg * rtoua* Fey or*y W days yemid new * tec eorrwd I M M dmcipsu Nr rtrtort raeuts Copy mual base actartatm NBfq,tohrtol rtrm. •Cammercui bequamy rues art tveiabw 4S7-33KI47 MAOUNSS Tuesday Fvu Friday I f Noon Tho Day Bortra FuHKrtwn tertpoy It Netat Ftrtoy AOJUtTMIHTI ANOCAEOITI: mtfrt ovomofm error In mod, B B^mft ABSkmq arsiponsrsif g a g u a )K la Iiw urn |Ap Bmw J^a^^ai wm i fWdbd^M^ t i f t i n o ip i^u wib p iiBm ilBIim v v sA M n juUu w «f ■to ptoy to M Ptoord o l Bto sort of VtoUnportton. FtoaM chuk your ad lor puurkry Vm Rrsl day If run*. 12— fflderfy Car* *MALTf«AR^5MABCrr Mr of Bmiord spoortkimg bt rehab prsf resforabr* owe BIO MiBoniBi Avo IZZIM d C O M E G R O W W IT H W AT S O N t Our now ONMrvtod tdkoo rt Lotto Nary ho* cpsntogs lor m r in a Ir Bi fro ^ _ ‘ Es penanced 4nd now knensee I KRISTI L B K ilv . lUfMPORTANT CALL TOUR DAOff 14— B in g o 27— Nursery 4 ChM Cart -Sam M a n Casino You k » couM mn 1000’s ol M l Fin but rkM kvTrom Tempo 741•477 BABY SITTING floforonco* coi S21-73B7_________________ ~XD0mN NO. *7 -IS M AN OROWANCI OF THI CITY OF LONOWOOO. FLORIDA AMIN DING MOTION K A ­ MI IJZ) ANO II), lIC TIO N t til- 1 1 OF CHAFTIR K . t OF THI LONOWOOO CITY COM TO CHANOI THI FltLO PURCHAM ORDtR LIMIT! ANO AUTHORITY OF TMt PURCHAS­ ING MAMAOIR ANO CITY AOMWItTRATOR PURCHASING AUTHORITY AND AUTHORITY TO MAKI AMIRDMINTI TO CONTRACTS: PROVIDING FOR CONFLICTS. IIVIRABILITY ANO AN IFFICTIVt OATI. OROHLAJSDt NO. I M I M AN OROWANCI OF THI CITY OF LONOWOOO, FLORIDA. OITIRMINWO THI AMOUNT OF ANO FIXWO THI RATI OF AO VALORIM TAXATION ANO MARINO THI ANNUAL TAK LIVY FOR THI FISCAL YtAR COMMINCINO OCTOBIR 1. 1HT ANO INDING ON IIP TIMBIR 10. IMS. PhOVtDINO FOR CONFLICT! ANO AN IFFICTIVt DATI. OBB4RAMB 47-1447 AN OROWANCI OF THI CITY OF LONOWOOO. FLORIOA, PROVIDING FOR THI GRANTI­ NG OF A NON-IXCLUtIVI FRANCHII I TO DIWilAII too. FOR THB OOLLBCTNM 0 * COMMBRCIAL*BOUO WABTI, TO IMPOBB CCRTAW TIRMS. CONDITION* ANO R IOUIRIM INTI RILATWO THIRBTOl FROVIOWO M VIRABILITV, CONFLICTS ANO AN IFFICTIVt DATI. 0 HOWARDS NO. PT-13M AN OROWANCI OF THI CITV OF LONGWOOD. FLORIOA. FROVIOWO FOR THI CWANTINQ OF A NON-IXCLUIJVI FRANCMItl TO Jmnlngt Invlronmanlsl tar vie* a. Inc. FOR THI COLLICTION OF COMMIRCIAL BOUO WAITS, TO IMPOM CIRTAIN TIRMB. CONDITION* AND RIOUIRIMINTS R I LATINO THIRITO: PROVIDING MVIRABILITV, CONFLICT* ANO AN IFFICTIVI OATI. PROW 4 WOB NO. 07-1444 AN OROWANCI OF THI CITV OF LONOWOOO. FLORIOA. FROVIOWO FOR TH* GRANTI­ NG OF A NON-f XCLUtIVI FRANCHIM TO Cantolnor Rmtof Company, Me. FOR THI COLLICTION OF C044MIRCIAL SOLID WABTI. TO IMPOM CIRTAW TIRMB. CONDITION! ANO RIOUIRIM INTI RILATIHO THIRITO; FROVIOWO IIVIRABILITY, CONFLICT! ANO AN IFFICTIVB OATI. ONBBMNOa NO. BT-tSTS AN OROWANCI OF THI CITY OF LONGWOOD, FLORIOA. PROVIDING THAT THI COOI OF ORDHfANCfS, CITV OF LOHOWOOD, FLORIOA, BI AMINOSO BY AIY1IINQ ARTICLI II. MAYOR ANO C0444HBS40N. MOTION 1-17; COMFIN•ATION FOR CITV COMMIISION) PROVIDING FOR AN W C R IAM IN MONTHLY SALARY; FROVIOWO FOR CON­ FLICT!, IIVIRABILITY, AND IFFICTIVB OATI. moro t*s wkfy Him most iififli mwi sc mo. I UM tllKIMfMMtUIIMMfli .11.411 Bat 0 C T .M M 7 TO CHRttTlAN IBLLIONABW Bam Ltongaapontu comstona imototrt COOK NEEDED HBCBN LA M Hog *F 4C S kc u w X w i w mens a h j j w i __________ S U M __________ MARTA'S OAVCARB BabV* loot Pro-School LAKE MARY LIC *404-7 377-0004 GIFT OF LIFE fi ALONBT FL'» R t I F f C T IO Dating Duroau lor SENIORS. Eltab 1177 1-400-433-4477 A-Z LAW TICH Drvorco I5S Adoption ITS. Homo ISS. Etc (407) S77-0G47 74 hro _ » ^ R u t o m a * i 4 i _ Fro* HatchiikQ 85— B u s in tta Always OpportunHiM ■voryona goto i D o n miaa this Opportunity 1*6^6-410-8900 14 hour* I I a I NMO HBLP1 OVER WHEIJdEDt Wa hmp yuu um starred f — ■K-1(A per month IVT FrtKoMc sulcxrl No searrg Not M M 7 MdfUTE UCSSAOE 1-SBB-SOBKS40LM17 71— MsIp Wanted Legal Notice! VYSrKLI BALVAGI AUCTION OCTOBIR 1. IMF 10 Pd K IT NORTH ORLANOO AVI MAITLAND FL 31711 IM F BUCK CINTURY IG4AHIIR4HT1I70SI Publrth. keel ambar I. IM7 Dll-41 110 SIGN ON BONUStll AArt tort dey of work toy work « t wrto CARtl Apply BOO AM ftoody to Work of ftogf* Hand Mm 1208 S tfwy I7 fe ' B-1330 Plaintiff, TO. ROBIRT RAMOS and MIS RAMOS, hi! ad*. *1 ol.. NOTICI OF FOM CLOSURB SALS NOTICI IS H IR IS V OIVIN pursuant I* a Summary Fbiol Judsmonl ol Foractoour* Including Award of Attorneys F e u and Costs dated Augusi 17th, IM F, entered m Com No. ST-TS3 CA K B of to* Circuit Court at th* tIT H Judicial C lr tun in m d lor Bominol* County. Florida wherein CITIBANK. F IM R A L SAVINGS BANK, m eaaoelatlon erye­ nned and oalotmg under tha low* ol to* United Statu ol America, termorty known s* CITICORP SAVINGS OF FLORI­ OA. a Federal Seringa and Lam Association I* to* Plaintiff and ROBIRT RAMOS m d IRIS RAMOS, hrt wile: IF O (M CO. INC., tormarfr known u I M S ! MORTOAOI CORPORATION, a Virginia corporation: HOUSE­ HOLD FlNANCI CORPORA­ TION. Ill, a Dataware corporalion m d JA N I 001, n/h/a MAAISOL F O M A L II Ic/or* Doienoom t, i wM son to m* highut and boot bidder tor etch. *1 won Irani door ol Iho Bernmole County Courthouse m toe City ol Sanford. Ftortod M 11:00 o'etook A.M.. on to* llth day ol 01 FT (MBS R, I N T , to* I* How log described property, OP M l forth m sold Summary Final Judsmonl of Farutoour* Including Award of Attorney*' F a u and C u ts , to-wtt: Lot It, m Stock M . ol DREAMWOOD STM M O TIO N, aoserdto th* Flat thereof, aa i Flat Book 4, at Fog* M , of to* Public Record* of Bominol* County, Florida. OATIO toto 31th day al AUQUBT, 1MT. MARYANNS M O R II, Clork Byi Jans I . Josowto hbBuid Clfttfc G R IG G S AHRINS. ISOU IRI KIITH MACK U P Flflt Union FbtoMrtl Confer 100 Oouto Bloooyn* B M 20th Floor Mtoml. Florid* 33131-2310 (30!) 3SS-TOOO M you Or* a parson wNh a BMability who nood* m y aooommodatton to order la pnrttoldato to dirt proocoding, you rt* rttUttod, at na cool to you, to lha provision of eortoto uortlsneo. F10440 contact Court Administration *1 301 North Park Arsrruo, Suits H301, lonford, Florid* 31771 (407) 123-4330, Mtonoton 4227 with­ in (2) working days of your roooipt of tort notrtoi H you aro harttog or rrort* bwpaired, coll pas-1771. 1-4S00I-I-----------9I A 1 1.1SS7 D fl-tl Accepting appf lor cook po„ Sent Kkrsf harm sbnrq sr4»rrwory seels and asp Af* i, worm Osflary U m n w N tl« , 17-M, DeBary___________ Locomg for rymrty nbndurt i ^ e Wb a r v H AN O R KUPBRfOR tor to YIAR S' Km to reurgorruibon woton our m tobr^fN p annwtK. Fro M towing poamrbia wo irrortobto U l - F7T A P7T r r r U U on 3111 rtr« •CNA F/T I rn portnrns on 1 It irrJi it bodt Long torn on! Subacuto in ti, n m bo CerS Fro SUM (4 tonka re n CNA Crease Hun rtg Lite/we baaed tar e>i<*» Coi OpOory Mrtmr. 107 0*0 4430 Act for [Hector of fha. rrg or apply eerhm 60 Horn hway 17 97 M lary ISai da (bug f na Wtxsptour (O f DaOvwy Drlvtf Good Dmitig flacrvd Ibejd a flh M Sonwroto Mower Stop 7*14 S french Arm 371-BI01. ftellwMfuAikwrtllAifGG 40 hrt . Paid m u n i A !—. k*U CUM D Rent* rmpereU Clean Gtmrg record l,«-wtr-txaf Orrtndo area a f*n H x+i cl MDUUUftMAa____ Oantel Aaalalanl Snot- GUANO ODBNMGII LfttZZHWe WORK TODAY PAJO TODAY P/T CLERICAL LABOR READY i to IN Tito CIRCUIT COUNT OF THB 14TH JUOICIAL CW CUIT W AND FOR M M IN OLB COUNTY, FL OftlS* JU N IB O W TK N OtVMfON C o m No . B T -T M CA 14B c i t i b a n k , f i o i r a l b a y in g i BANK, m usocIMian orga niisd m d 41111*14 under to* low* oI th* United States ol America, formerly mown aa CITICORP SAVINGS OF FLORIDA, a Federal l a m p COO: TRUDY MBTIB For a conadormrt beervu-w 320-3200 30 hrtAboeK MorvFn 40IK profit Sharing benefits l/mg •ood HI-34GS labbwbbr m i s FfWtoh As* INETARY AIDE Accepting S fd K ik n t Iw t o lory rtdes Ecp (refuted tol-h wanna DeBary Uorea r » rt Hwy I7-B2. tloBary_______ O n v tR S a o O A Ju u m tm , me. ‘NBW PAYPLAN* ■LSCTRQ4BC ASSEMBLERS Soktor aspanott a reg Intorvam today and Mart tomorrow |a 7/ Hr. ammirt cos n SenKntlaa,Mary Cob *74 1411 lor rrtiw F/T HOUM KIIPCR BUPfR. V»O R H a l bo soSmobnlnd Somo aipenence needed *p pfy worm DeBary Manor. DO North Highway i f 97. 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Lake Mary. 71 J UPHOLSTERER/ _ ■ SEAMSTRESS P/T or F/T CoS 372 7117 CMhten l Counter P ino n YBorb M Buav Akpert W a bps M rtn f FrMndfy A JamraCafti m o ld ■dm CABTB4G ■ Fbm BRrdtO4BT-4B1-ABB4 Dtygqrs Toashor twCOA Appfywrtrto MARTA’S DAYCARB CELEBRITY CIPHER by Lula Campos CbJ6»«j Cj *W rly^rARRiiiMBfNBtetet kwFW ibjflKMUl _________ _ . ■* Hindi to* rwMyYOUr C pquB^P ■ N U K Y N N V U I H T W N P U Y N P W Y . I » Y F ’ UY H W O V N Z Y U N . R va w M . I F H T I U Y Y J P K Z T P - C V Z 1 O P L T Z *!• HR Jf *S! $ 8 V %■* H .i PREVIOUS SOLUTION; *A compoiBf knows sbout as littla n*; anyon * Bias about whart th* aubstanc*of his woik comasfrom.* — Edga; Vs/sss. \ S IW fb y M A b w . 4 > �yLxA : ■^xtno - l/-.v,>llV-J<-'*,-,l„‘i V‘ I Sanford Harald, Sanford. Florida - Friday, Saplambar 3, 1987 - •■ »r *1 /1 — n w ip i r i n i N u -r - 71— HMp Wanted VFMWrPHPwi K I T *N* C A R I . V L F . ® b y I .a r r y W r ig h t ST FOA CERAMIC anop l7 * - Pvmt m ii* ___ F LASER OPERATOR To ttorit aaaaand and/or rvqrt wny ml 3 W 0 IN N 0 R Naar Mtrtng Far Bamfnote AttftytoworhlntepantenOy WV |r|Jf| Cat M W l i t hour* to-It AM tar appear ______Aa* tot Mr C t V S i7 t r/tA Y trK * ^ Th e y c a t Cal our 74 hr Job Ltoa todiyt dtanar. I motor ayatem. Uaad one* |1 H . REOINA Houaakaapar uertahl vacuum |40 & & F o fu s .«< I fedrm/1 nant-5700 down Homa toe n Camaga Cova Ortgory Homa* H r ------PARK AVI. Horn** 53.000 to M.000 Sal Up Ftotnong Q U T t m - I M t to e AgarWirt ^Campte* F/T Tuppamaretanng F/T t F/T r m achadia* No t a n**y to r* n lor toa hcadayt c m a ti - T i n WANTED EMPLOYEES F/T ar F/T. Tnd iM I. ItowtW hour*. M OQrttr Hate* aAar IN mo Caa tutor* 7 00 pm ME-TW*. 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Latntyrpoof (Aral Hta Rarpimd ® and M mlaf NATIONAL AdWOtTT Utntcm . me « Sartord art * nmwWv taring partoi IW W rW H F iz Z A k U M R F/T or F/T F M O hour* Appry VTVONAk __________M * 6 i«T _________ M a jM T Y O F F K f A J M l A n ^ company pro­ rata and a A l carcktor anpaoywwri m ar u*and tom* Engaan and a drug kaaanmg « you mtaraatod pteai* mart our cNcai k x iM at 7T*r Avanua Tuaaday i Trvaday kom 1000 ant 100 pm p out an apfAca OynAir Barvrcaa ta an » M if iA O O M W »T M ____ f im J Q B N J J id i____ STORAGE RENTAL C U M A/n. VP. mating ooaactwn*. Computer hapM Vanoua and/ outdoor auaaa/mart Fgmahad «ah U bato to Car naga Cova (104) 7107700 or (pagaO a O -H H Fid m a a pnvaagaa Cabta m room, taaah dona. ITS/aA * nal M y O A W T ,. TELEMARKtTWQ •N T- av« 1m m nr an ru ncr aw aata TOLL COLLECTOR i m r u t a n a i a ana **Wv aataa Maw i 141 Horn— F f E lR EECHANOE ar EELL YOUR Propany bcaaad amns4taral A M S TO R B REALTY 774-MIS t Fu» t part «ma CaB tor ntrrmaanr 40763*6367________________ FUNN^ tram , bato, u Unapra aatkng to (to ban Bantard tdaar lar 1 parton DapMateho pats lha* act 3730770 taana ntaaaaga FUM*. I FTC AFT. Pm an rare*, bato. U Unrrpja ratang to At town Santord tarn tor T tat Dap/RalMto tod TTO-OWOLaayt] WOMtPaa maia S 14 ■ aa* I d f O SSytew FL Room. Carporti J i m or. radgsen. aaa. handcap, la- MARKHAM PLACE 191— Appllancaf A FumHura For Sala 110 Knaar* Tr. Longanod 4/3 spat, tg man asa oiartaotung •cm pa t i ananmr araa and w/ *E Busan UR E F/R chest. o «. * r * ir * ieLarga draamr Nrca Aitong >6000 Caa 377-4IM _________ •LAKE MARY M l nhoft. a n a s , pod I t l f M I t M MFOtoO I d stop gto. Ycd SANFOROadi 11/1 ■/carport atn oudvracayard |w |4M ' 1/1 D*Ari O W W R MOTIYATEO. 3/1S. 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W , M tod WOOmo *n ittaya aaidiao. 1 B E D R O O M IWtotoway. craan. AC. traa ca rua u h at Kaaa * Landtog l » V n o STOO/dap *07-1714470._______________________ OEOAQtA AflMS APARTMENT ad grtra out apptcahona lor oray t Padreom apanmanta, atartng today Saplambar 1. 1M7 at t X pm AppTy at rantat olhea at 7600 Qaorgp Ava. B«r4nwt I mnfmi caul mmimemts £ 3291 8. SANFORD AVI., SANFORD M AAM lfrt VEJLAOS LAM MM 1 K A U MUMJO IKM U.arrOM O AMI UP mjtro OSTEEN Lg upturn apt 3/1. S uaa or _ yard ttHftnon iM a m a N M L U V U it an ApaeM/ - N i M M i H W W T . R T -R M f N 1 bdrm to tone araa. 637Vmo 4 yatrtatat 330-777Q LEASE Puma showroom A atrtnotns |to.B7D ag S SR 441 bonuga 40/ 57*7500 119— Office Space For Rani A MOYC M IPECtAUt 400 *q It t Lp* 1765 A MONTH Odtoa371-0170 or 33375M SANFORO OFMCE SPACE 1 Suttaa aaMMSM ■ 1150 IF 4 IIOaSF. 40T-111.7004 FONCEO pnparyy t/3 aoa w 1500 ag a ctoca. Cone png talw/(alamtonpcnaM*4«30 OWN 1/2MONTH FREE V fTN 1 YE. H A M O R A M A B EETO M MOVE-IN SPECIAL 103— Ho u m *Unfumlahed • Hparloua ApartmcaW wllii large doarta • UL* Front • Volleyball • Hpartllna (tool • Tcnnla Courta 5 17 ACRES Uadaon. FL Country tub A l noodad/oala/ /w-Sory.uog wood 111.500 R M R U M lf i ^■""W RTaivo. N unoMaua PAY R EN T: YOUR HOME Country Lake 1714 w . Rkz&z is This New Home Can Be Yours . For A s Little As Call Medco Development Ats GARAGE SALES YARO SALE BET OtK-T T E I X pm HONMhate tarns, tornrtura, laanaga pH Montrrtg toots kahatg agtepmam 1 BACK PORCH BALE a ir* .a m tMawwari* o s * _______ Rtoto FROM M net 1M mtec (407)7S8-SSOO MEDCODEVELOPMENTCORF. A partm en ts Senera^ T awn^ w^ k Steal, d u n . tap Wacom* am fcbWpretotypat 46T-W4-7TT* 282-Addltlons 8 Ramodttlng E E I7 M t o d l l TSrrBM Why Pay Rant? Bn A Homeowner At Law A m . prtc# 04 971,990 D H W TK M : o r m s t m i (nt 46A)mmn 17-92 nayi lLmis|U RLai ma UaAaull Aspuiia mpon w w . on njrrweff wtnof aw ? j q . 370S B. Santart Ava Sapt S E E Rath or Shina Naw brand nama tom. rockar Lote oi good FteigMt ^ BfQ YARD BALE P RM ATS-T Eaat of 44. Bararto Aaporl. IM S Mtooraa Starton Road Baaaaan Baardal I Camaron WEATHER PERMIT. TP40 ________ armorr*. OCC*sonar chain, pato h*n. tong bads, uaad ctaan king springs 1 maltraaaa*. oommaroM ctaamng dad 31 1/ 3 cotactor atournt. assorted houaahoto aama. tow bar. m w tan binds. XMat kaaartacorj. Boni Wdoevng F in S T CHRISTIAN CHURCH 1507 S Eteninrd A va , OAT 6-3 Lots c* ooodtan 1 mne FFtLSAT 8-7 1000 U l l F n i Si. kSutelamay and company tama. tom. InaMukonai. ntoaNO EARLY MOVING BALE 1 houaahoSds, tom. < d . ctodv *5) put 1X00 odds a anda Frt 4 Sal. Sap! 5 4 I Ran or Shm* 117 t CotemanCWN MOVING SALE EVERYTHINQ MUST GO" CASH ONLYtl 54 30. PINERIDOE CONDO on AkpenBNd ______________ MULTKFAMK.V BALE 4711 Mating Plica IcH *77) autos" YARD SALE 6 5. Sal only Esarert* aqu«. shorn Me Sit Sartord Ava L go to 5HB Faaaaay Ooral tor t e v a itoAorma. Bat erty. 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T h e m in e ra l Itself Is poorly absorbed from the gastrointestinal tract, hence, supplement manufactur era have bound It with p lcollna le. which Increases Its bioavailabillly Many athletes use chromium sup plemcnts because strenuous exercise promotes loss of chromium from the body However, there are no reliable studies that show chromium defiden cy In athletes either exists or con­ tributes to poor performance Sim ilarly, no reputable scientists have discovered that chromium sup^ plementa Increase energy levels, pro mole muscle development, enhance strength, defeat the aging process, or are necessary for good health In the average adult Although the mineral appears to be safr when taken in standard dosages, h ig h e r dosages u b o v r 100 m ic ro ­ gram s a day) for extended periods have occasionally rvsullrd In anemia, kidnrv disease, cognitive im|»airmenl and chromosomal damage Therefore, in answer to your qurs tion. I'd save my money to spend on a multi vitamin mineral preparation, if you choose In take nutritional supple ments T o give you more information. I am sending you a ropy of m y Health Iteporl “ Fads I V itam ins and Minerals “ D K A It lilt t l t l T T iipathy* What is nalur D K A It U K A D K It Th is brand of alternative medicine trachea that the body can heal itself and that therapies should do nu harm I and most oth er M D s - agree with and applaud this view, which parallels that of traditional medicine Naluropathiipraetitmm-rs emphasize identification and treatment of disease over redoc Ing the seventy of symptoms In addition In using conventional scientific diagnostic teats such as the I’ap smear naturopaths also use complementary treatments such as massage homeopathic remedies and hydrotherapy in the belief that therapy should be designed to enhance the body's Innate healing rapacity To their rrrdit. these prartl tiooers advocate preventive medicine through improved nutation and over all health prom otion Most n a lu r opalha will readily rtfe r seriously III atients In allopathic (tra d itio n a l I D ) physician# co n taln i two m uacular chamber# (ventricles) that pump blood through the lungs and out Into the circulation If these ventricle# are alreised. the muKlei In their wall* enlarge (hyper­ trophy). Such streia can, In Infanta, result from congenital heart disorders or from circulatory disturbances. (In P ETER Q O T T .M .D . adults, the alreas la often caused by hypertenilon.) If both ventridai are overdeveloped, the condition la called “biventricular hypertrophy.” 1 don't know the cause of your DKAIt DR GOTT: My husband and child'* enlarged ventricle* This Is an I run a (otter care home. Laat weak, Issue that you should discuss with the we were given a baby whose cardlo cardiologist. However, given the fact gram showed “biventricular hypertro­ that his cardiac valve* are normal, 1 phy." Apparently, his cardiac valvaa can reassure you he Is In no Immedl and general health are excellent ate danger. You do not need to worry Although he has an appointment with In fact, given lime, the ventricles a cardiologist next month, do we need might well return to normal. The car diologlit can advise you. 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West asked. ‘ Why did you throw a d u b ’ I thought you had som ething in dla monds " To play badge well, you must count Yet it is also a game of dedu rlion When a capable de cla re r dors or "W hy didn l you discurd u clu b ’ " d orm I do snmrlhlng then1 i« usually Kasl riposted “ If declarer had four a good underlying reason West failed dubt. h r would have taken a dub ruff to draw the right conclusion during in the dummy befoa’ drawing trumps “ Ih is deal, w hich waa played in Despite still thinking Kast should Poughkeepsie. N Y have thrown the diamond two, West Defending against four hearts. West did the right thing admitted that he led the spade thrre four. ace. six Hast had nve rlonk rd the key deduction returned the spade II) queen, king, about (be du b position five West continued with the spade Am brose liie rre claim ed, “ In (h r jack Declarer ruffed and played the heart last analysis, ability is com m only king After winning with the ace. Wext found lo consist mainly in a high de­ exited with the spade nine to remove a gree of solem nity" West was solemn squeeze threat from the dummy Kast about m issing Ihis deduction. And discarded Ihc club three. South ruffed Kasl was solem n because he had and drew two rounds of trum ps On prompted West to e r r Solemn game, . the last, Wrst had to make a discard bridge, at times ipwoaci cfour (Birthday Saturday, Sept 0,1997 Significant achwvtmant* ara probabia tor th# year ahaad. but you must worti from soma typ* of bluaprint ralhsr than raspondmg to the whimsy of faith. VtPOO (Aug. 23-Sapt 23) It la bast not lo attempt tasks today if your haart isn't In your work Chanca# art. even If youl fin­ ish what you'll atari, you won't b# proud of tha results Trying to patch up a brokan romanca? Tha Aalro-Oraph Matchmaker can help you understand what to do to make th# raiationsNp work. Mad 32 76 lo Matchmaker, do this nawapapar. P O. Box 1750. Murray HA Sialwn. Now York. 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You might buy a bunch of gadgets lor which youl have no AOUARIUB (Jan. t M s k IS) An Importors objective la acfeevabte today, provid­ ed you have tha necessary tenacity. Do not to n In th* towel just ai your goal gtts ctottf PISCES (Pab. 20-March 10) Balora lumping into action today, reexomtn# th* Inspiration* that ara encouraging you to do so They might not be os good as you Brat thought ______ ARIIS (March 21-AprN t«) Today, you might not want lo become Involved m a friend'* confidential fevancial affair*, nor laf him or her become Involved m your*. TAURUS (April 20-May SO) Ba eetecirve today regarding lo whom you go for advice tl the counsel i* unsound, It coutd worsen matter* tor you instead of correct­ ing them. OSMINI (May 31-June 20) For good ratehonahipa today, you mutt ba totems wsh parsons who don't grasp things aa quick­ ly a* you do. Stop and explain whan nacCANCER (June a t-Ju ly t t ) Do not expact other* to do things tor you today which you'ia capable of managing for youraaM. Pats may reears being the mpo1*0 (July 23-Aug. 23) It tha need i*n't Immedtole tor purchasing a major Item for your liouiahold today, give it more review. Second thought* might attar your CIN7bjrNgA.bc. by Ltonsrd Stsrr OH— JUST, Urt~. BtrtM O’ POtPHIN s i i ANNIE txume/con too Hi a There is usually a good reason (overmuch) • BmaM lump S Poster or yw 7 Acveee Ootete — S Spalling contest B Houston txnom rrfod th *FUN OF IT. /AS- RAYNfgR.. 7 f H2'S dONtt O'YOU... THINK Hi kM6 HUAT f NOT UOIY-Hf rtOWLY JUSTStASSOttP OFF TO � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 05, 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/c10e6df63eac7f5adbadd74c96a7987c.pdf 3aad3cc1be4dd48fc7b1f70bc30dac3d PDF Text Text S E M IN O L E T O D A Y H era!d Sanford-based crisis team travels to Venezuela to seek release Grant buys deputies’ computers A new wale grant will mean more of the latest technology for Seminole County deputies. Seminole was among sev­ eral counties tn the state that will share In more than S3 million tn grmnta under the Community Oriented Po­ licing Service’s (COPS) Ad­ vanced Community Policing (ACPI program. The $600,000 received by the county's sheriffs office will be used to buy state-of the-art computers for depu­ ties involved In neighborhood policing, said Deputy Chief Steve Harriett. ‘ Using the latest In tech­ nology as a crime fighting tool la a progressive step,* Harriett said. This will help Improve the deputies’ effi­ ciency.* The money, he said, will allow hta office is attend its Cellular Digital Packet Data Police officers Just doing their jobs Sanford tracks weapons’ role in crimes r D o Lake K “ A " £?P® * wees on aggravated battery charges; pmm were used In the commission of the crime. Re­ cently. a local Sanford man had two attempts made on hla life by assailants with gum. On 9Unday in Longwood. a person was accused of aggra­ vated battery throwing a fan cutting a man’s hand to the point of stitches. *A lot of drug related crimes involve weapons.* said Sanford Police Information Officer Tom Sklba. He also said that rob­ beries and. as of late, a lot of domestic violence cases have Deary started the survey pro­ gram a year ago and response to the request far tnfsnaation has been overwhelming tn hta Homeowners fight development S J T ‘W e just don’t want to move SANFORD • Nell Snow. Irens FUltt and Bob Foley have not given up the fight against de­ velopment of S3 acres on County Road 4AA . Snow and Puka. of the Kaywood subdivision tn Sanford, and Foley, of the Hills of Lake Mary, are putting a flyer tn the hand of everyone they poaglbly can before the Sanford Ctty Commission meets Monday te vote on a future land use change that would allow IDS apartments to be built on property adjacent to liaise two comm unities. Paraphrasing a statement one homeowner made when speaking to the Sanford City Commission on Sept. 18. the flyer compares the OolMcw Villas on Rinehart Road In Lake Mary to the proposed Twtn Lakes apartment commu­ nity. The density of Ootfricw la approximately 8.7 units per dwelling acre. Ths developer of Twtn Lakes la asking for 12.5. Tony Ttario writs about Os so- , SUBSCRIBE TO THE SANFORD HERALD FOR TH E • i. 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 �Theater season opens with rousing comedy J s J rat I lodfVctd's Hurricanes and Storms series will be featured tn the Seminole Community College Pine Arts Gallery now through December II. All of HadAekfs work has been inspired by nature. Hadflekl la currently a member of the art faculty at Moravian College In Bethlehem. PA. He Is a padunte of Skidmore College and the University of Pennsylvania. His exhibits Include the Brtd^port Museum of Art; Schick Art Gallery. Sarasota Springs; Muhlenberg College Center for the Arts: the State OaOevy In Easton. PA.: ana Mldlantic Bank Gallery In Philadelphia. For more Information, call (407) 3282039. Q o d apm ll at Rttz The Rlts Theatre announces the replacing of the musical Tin Types with the 1970’s hit musical Oodspell on November 21. 22 and 23. The play will be performed at the Sanford Civic Center located at 401 East Seminole Boulevard. This production Is In association with the Titusville Playhouse In Titusville. The musical is based upon the Gospel According to St. Matthew. It Is complete with sit of the parables of the Gospel. Oodspell stays very close to Matthew's message. Tickets are 912 for adults and 910 for seniors and students. Tickets are available at Delilah's Antiques. Our House Books and A Second lm e^ Costumes all to Historic Downtown Sanford. Tickets ore also available at the Titusville Playhouse tn Titusville. For poup reset rations, call 339-9421. Special group rates for youth groups and churches. For more information, call 321-9111. Don't forget to plan a Great Day to the Country or have a Taste of Sanford today. The 24th annual Great Day to the Country will run from 10 am . to 4 p m. today. And toolkit. Sanford MatnStrect Inc. will present *A Taste o f Sanford* from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Food, arts, crafts and entertainment will be on tap for Oviedo’s Day In the Country and over 20 local restaurants will be serving up a Taste of Sanford for juat 910 per person. Great Day tn the Country to free artmUelon. ■ t m v id nunm Mrraid Staff Writer SANFORD Tire Orlando Theatre Project has opened Its 1997-98 season with Die com­ edy Cnmptop itfUh Henry and Tom. a pl.iy by Marti St. Oermaln. The comedy explores what happens when America's foremost Inventor, Thomas Edison, and America's leading Industrialist (Henry Ford) go camping with one of America's most ineffectual presidents (Warren O. Ilardtng). The three try to escape civilisation but cannot escape each other In this exploration of friendship, leadership and polities. Local actor Key Howard plays Thomas Edison. Next month. Howard celebrates his 50th year In the entertainment Industry. The Canadian-bom actor received training aa a graduate of the Pasadena Play* house. Throughout his career, he has been vocal contractor for Nat King Cole and Dinah Shore, muatral director and road manager for Don Rickies, writer for Dob Hope’s overseas specials, a producer, song writer, talk show host, per­ sonal manager and theatrical agent. He has appeared at the famous U.S.O. tn Hollywood. Radio City Music Halt, on the Eddie Fisher Coca Goto Show. Bfop Crosby's Beil Telephone House Specials, and on the Danny Thomas Show. Howard con Mao be seen on reruns of the Onto Kooocs Show aa one of the Nairobi To o . In 1907. he m eed to Orlando to be­ come co-owner of T. Skorman Productions, and developed a Nickelodeon's Kenan and JCrL The OTP play will mark his stage debut In Central Florida. Hk telnkton credits Include WEATHER IV " The.onbr-Other iofc as Colonel Starling, thightman has ap­ peared in Lhiflc. cfapUnw d r* mas. tn commercials fur (Uockbuslrr Video, Walden- daytime dramas. Cooper has i books. UPS and AT A T. He has been onstage In New York, Lanrustrr. and In Seatllr. Hr Is rurrrntly a performer In Sfri-t-linospherr at Disney-MOM Studios, The play opened Thursday, Nov. 8. and runs through Ainday. Nov. 23. Performances are at Mp.m. on Thursday, Fri­ day and Saturday evenings and at 2 pm. on Sunday after­ noons. IVrfunnanres will be la-id In the Fine Arts Theatre at Semlnolr Community Collrgr. Tickets are 913 on Thurs­ days and Sundays and 915 on Ftld.iv* and Sit unlays. A 92 dl<umini Is nvatlnldr to seniors and Hludents. Reservations ran l<r made by railing the box ulltir at 328-20-10. Tlir play Is sponsored by ILmourt ilrarc and Company and lllstro Cqppuctno |n Lake Muy UrGftdo H ira trc Pngecti I* ihmi profit, professional thr.nrr (om|Kiny turretuWq In residence at Seminole Com­ munity Collrgr. Festival o f tha Arta Feel the music: Cassanova in concert Teday; Partly cloudy. Highs In the mid-eOs. Lows In the mid-40s. f a s fa j sad MasPay: Sunny. Highs to the low •70s. Lows to the low-50s. Tassdaj Showers. Highs to the low-70s. Lows to the mld-50s. SATURDAY PtoMy 99 44 This release will be to the live show pre­ sented by Cassanovs, musician and Semi­ nole County educator. HU gospel Is an upbest. spiritual style snd Is enjoyed fay main­ stream llstmers. Cassanovs: keyboardist snd vocalist, tee­ ters between the Savior's message that In­ spires the soul. Cssssnova's music delivers a righteous sermon. He can be seen to a live show on Satur­ day. November IS at 9 pun. at the Seminole African American Academy of Arts located '9UNDAY Seamy 70 SI MONDAY TUESDAY •■nay 70 61 ' Rato 79 85 u s s a n o v a The high temperature In inford Friday was 71 derees and the overnight low Here are the winning num­ bers selected on Friday In the Florida Lottery: Fantasy 8 7-9-19-19-21 Lotto Otoe. 1) 14-19-90-49-44-47 Recorded rainfall for the rriod ending at 10 a.m., iturday totaled .00 Inches, iunrtae............... 6:41 s.m. •Sunset.............. 5:39 p.m. IW A C H C O N P m O H tl Stning Sanford, lake Mary and Seminole County Since 1908 Sunday. Novsmbsr 9.1997 • Vot. 90, No. 57 PuMshad Tusadsy Vnough Fnday and Sunday by RspuMc Nswtpspsrt, Inc. • 300 M. French Avs., Sanford. FL 32771 Phona: (407) 322-2611 Fax (407) 3294400 Republic Newspapers. Inc. . UELAND — The Fifth Annual DrLmd Fall Festival of the Ait* will be held Nov. 22 and 23 on the boulevard In Historic Downtown DrLand. Judged and Juried art show with over 200 artist* from Florida and throughout the United States. There will be 925.000 prtie money. This year, the festival ha* grown In nrtlst and public partlrlpatlon. Live entertain­ ment. youth art exhibition and hand* on art for children will be available. There will be free adtnisaion and free parking. Also, there will be a pancake breukfust both days for 94. All proceeds will to brnrft| DrLand children's chnhllrs. The web page for a virtual visit Is www. flallve.com. # Something for everyone count. The play Is s fast mov­ ing energetic show suitable for the whole family from young LOtyGWOOD — The Wekrva children to grand-parents. Rtwx Players ore currently Drcsmcost tells the story of running their new play. Joseph Joseph, one of Jacob* twelve and the Amazing Technicolor sons, who was a dreamer. His Dreamcoal. dreams told him that one day Dreamcoal was written by he would become far more suc­ Andrew Lloyd Webber snd Tim cessful than hla eleven broth­ Rice. It Is being performed at ers. His brothers did not care the Winter Park 9th Grade Cen­ to hear for this so they sold ter from November 7th through Joseph as a slave to a traveling the 16th. In this production band of Ishmaelltes. who took there will be a cast of over 70 him to Egypt. Once In Egypt. people including more than 40 Joseph wa* sold to Potlphar. a children. wealthy merchant, where he As with all Webber pieces, uraa quickly promoted and Just there is ■ lot of music. Ac­ as quickly thrown into Jail alter cording to the Weldva River being accused of trying to se­ Players' press release, then ts duce his master's wife. Later, a little something for everyone. the Pharaoh was disturbed by There are smooth ballons, a a recurrent dream he sms Hawaiian Calypso and even having, and. after hearing of a some GCs rock'n'roll. In fact, man to Jail who could explain there Is no dialogue at all In the meaning of dreams, he sent the new play. It has been de­ for Joseph. Joseph explained scribed by some as a 'tuck op- the meaning of Pharaoh's dream and. to return, he was made a very wealthy and pow­ erful man. Aa with all the shows put on by the Weldva River Players, monies from Dreamcoal will go to benefit s local Central Flor­ ida charity. "The Boggy Creek Gang*, a charity offering thera­ peutic comps for children with chronic diseases tn the south­ M a l k \ i ! m i i . k 'l o * eastern United States, has been chosen to benefit from all s k i l l u i l l ) K s c a i d i six performances of Joseph. Joseph (William Hammond) with Mrs. Potlphar (Kimberley Shane Wages) to Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoal. �•' _ r I ij»ir ■ - The way we were: Goings on, 1937 County Judge R.W. Ware reported that the aale of hunting heenoea urn down from 000 Jbiuad mI m*#dt * mile * w » that H ooaden tn. Ilia played luildlng under fs. but ■----- refocatw of lta >. ___ u ," r were La a *. pT^ T11 artiwnl the streets that the Bokta B ar ona. who had been making m much as 910.00 a west tn Sanford, would not abandon a Held said to be the moat fertile tn the state with a tight. An editorial an the lottery racket stated that the law abiding cttlsena and merchants m particular owed a debt of gratitude to the grand Jury far Its thorough Investigation of lottery activities tn the county and for Us courageous action In trying to put a atop to this racket. O rr 100 witnesses had been Cuba and BoUta and many in­ dictments had been returned which should have a whole­ some effect on the gambling Instincts of some cllUens. tn Its report, the grand Jury said that there were many places In Seminole County which had been licensed as a to'ieoT 1” 1* **** (° 880 *° **r ■■■••W Historical PSwwflfti loetetw postmarked P aired i mailed the previous Sun night. It was unatpied. ly written and completely with punctuation and capltallaatl It read aa faOowa "you had 1 ter get the grand jury to lay tten an m j r i Grocery Sure aa mrnUooad k> a previous arti­ cle. It waa located in the Metarb Building on Baal Pint Stm t. In 1937. the PPL office waa tn the apace recently oc­ cupied by Nan's Gift Shop and Laneys Drug Store area neat to U. Rtley's Oroceiy was Juft to the west of Lancya. (Somewhtre tn Time and Bridges Antiques are the cur­ rent occupants of these spaces In the Meiach Building.) Emory Spetr waa produce maaogrr then and Aabby worked under him. Also re­ membered waa that the More had folding front doors. The AAP woo located at the lime on the comer of Ptral Street and Sanford Avenue; U Uler moved to Second and Magnolia. Mr. Wright thought there waa also an AAP at lerbacka: Bitty Odham and Earl Whitten; Halfbacks; Lea Harnagr. Skinny Vincent, fbd Wil­ liam*. J.W. Altman. Carl McWhorter. PUObacks: Harold Doker and Jfen Singletary. The practice would atari at 9r00 p.m. and the pubkr waa invited to attend. Hunting M a s o n opa n a Nimrod* of Sanford and Seminole County who look to the woods over the weekend despite the chllltng blasts of the north wind enjoyed a good c a le n d a r s The 1900 Sanford Historical Society calendar* have arrtvedt (hi the front cover la a great aerial view* at the lakcfront allowing several establishmerits that are no longer there auch aa the bandsheil. court­ house, city hall. too. and yacht chib. Some tit the other scenes Included m the calendar are the Sanford House Park (ca 1N6>- **•! Ko<cl I93ffi. "Osceola' rtverboat lea 19301. Creams Academy faculty (I943|. 1933 baseball team, **"*’• O on«e fra I939|. 1949 SHS Band and PVp Club. County Courthouse |ca 1955) and Klarenis Club Banquet In. Hwfalr Inn Ballroom (ca N O T IC E T ry an O riginal ffiC T ..* r - * r m * as. af aiira Todd Black. 30. oT 8194 Plunkett Ave.. Orlando, ares ar­ rested Tuesday by Seminole County deputies. Black area charged with possession of un­ der 20 grams of cannabis and possession of drug parapher­ nalia. Black waa arrested at Sweetwater Place. Officer re­ sponded to a call of a vehicle alttlng at the aide of the road. Craek coealna Darien Armentrout. 30. of 114 Wicker Ct.. Sanford, area ar­ rested Tuesday by Sanford po­ lice. Armentrout area charged with possession of drug para­ phernalia and arrested In the 1300 block of Cypress Avenue. Officer responded to a call of an individual smoking crack. H O W D O YO U PRESS YO U R SELF? Troy Wolford. 27. of 1403 Sim Shadow Dr.. Casselberry, area arrested ’ Wednesday by Semi­ nole County deputies. Wolford waa charged with assault and arrested at his residence. William Burnett. 26, of 38S Jennies Ct.. Oeneva. ares, ar­ rested Tuesday by Seminole County deputies. Burnett area charged with driving addle li­ cense Is suspended or revoked. Burnett area arrested at the corner of Orange Boulevard and CIS. Harold Miller. 20. of 609 stolen Cash totaling 9300 area sto­ len Tuesday In the 2700 block of Ridgewood Avenue. A powerguard gmcrator area stolen Monday In the 3700 block of South Orlando Drive. Total amount of the generator was 91.291.79. A Craftsman ate horsepower laammower, a Ryobi weedeoter and a battery charger area sto­ len Monday. Total value of property la 9010. G R E A T B A N K E R S ... G R E A T S E R V IC E GR EAT RATES 3 Month Certificate of Deposit Starting Monday, Novtmbor 10, rush-hour travolors bofwotn i.9 4 % 6 .1 0 % Sanford and downtown Orlando con trado road rago for tho sports pago with Exprass LYNX. Fivo trips in. Fiva trips homo. Fiva days a weak. And in Novtmbor only, it’s frool So roduco stross on yoursolf, your cor and your budgot. Go Express. E xp ress y o u rse lf, �4 * - Sanford Herat 1 Sanford. Ftonrta •Sunday November 9. 1997 Cookie monsters S w e a rin g in Judges in WaFMart's Lovin' the Oven Cookie Contest fudged the appear a nee. teiture end flavor of entries Tkn Robles. Sanford fire inspector Yvonne Heckman, personnel manager ct Wal-Mart: and Are U. Dan Hack, man tfiy o M ttte yummtas and chose as winners: First Place, Nancy Riven tar her chocolate chip cookies, runners up Kathleen Zoztol end Joann Norris r v\ v Hwy. 427, Longwood (407) 834-3615 Mulch, Pine Bark, Chips Recently started Lika Mary and Longwood com­ missioners wsrs in this pail weak. Top: Al wont to Laka sworn in by Judge Kan Lester. Bottom Longwood Clerk Jam Zambn admimalara the oath of office to Paul and Call TodayF or Pri x n iii m m im i dcuvuh d or nexio up • up to 100 y m i n WithThisCoupon ' u rn Colonial Uoom'Restaurant Jatf facaaincumbsnt Gsorge Duryaa in Lake Mary. Dae. 2. CKLKBRATING OUR 20lh ANNIVERSARY S e m i n c l e Customer Appreciation Week! November 10th thru 14th S c e n e s E m p lo y e e of the M onth BR EAKFAST Each m orn. T a aty ol Sartord h ero n n •mtxcrvaa.wno perform! r u f * n a n » i •mptary manner chan above r e cal ct duty Ttw m ontn w aiam . (B<fly) Jermyn an equomert operator II win f a Pubic W orts Department was norraated by p &j Moore arsl A .f* a Pam tfi He wa* crxnen tor M loyalty pedect wort, helpki manner and tor jh a m g his a r M K tatert jermyn created and d e w a l f a picture* tor toe hcaday season Good N e s t o r Wit­ ty f J H Bc« to When oty revderts can donatemoney to r e f) needy residents pay eaier N 't Pictured with Jermyn. Poking its cerrtcat# are Mayor Larry Dale. Wilma Fydenksver. Street Department Superintendent, and Jerry Herman. PJttec Works <1'actor LU N C H Ufa V o fta llo rl H ack T h o P r ic e s S n C u m a C e le b r a te W ith U s! S in c e 11177 115 E A S T F IR S T S T R E E T S A N F O R D . 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For a couple o f houm the Mage at the Sunford Civic C en ­ ter was livelier than any those o f Hroudway. Talent Night for the 23rd Annual Golden Agr Gam e* Is tlie t*est ticket In show business. There was a little aomethlng for everyone • summit, dancing, instrumentals on dulcimer anti harpsichord, recitations, c o m ­ edy nets • all performed by those 5f» years of ug«- lo H2. Not limit after Hrrnd.i [Irmly from Oranfte City sung 'G od Itless America." W illiam Wiseman did a routine railed "The Outhouse." ||ey, a few years ago Harriet Iloyd vac­ uumed tier cal on the same stage. "You never know wti.il you're going to get." said the show's emcee. Lisa Jones "That's what the talent show Is all about." Tlie Torrid Trio did a number Crooner Collin Simpson from * I IMS Pinafore. I’hyllls Stem danced to 'Cbeek lo Cheek." Lyle Euler did u read­ ing from Daniel In the Lion's Den railed "The King's L a ­ ment.’ The Wisemans - Stasia and William • played sweet muslr. Hannah McKIruy was a hoof. Hod Johnston sang u nine tie wrote, *tf I Ever Love Again." Crooner Collin Simpson. fi*l. won the ladles in rr wlien lie sang. "Heller Dive Nest Tim e." and his wife. Jean, won the gentlemen over when she imnight on The Floradorablrs. a dance company even the R orkrttrs would have to ap ­ plaud. Collin und J ra n Simpson are OrLindo neighbors • they live In the W illiam sburg subdivi­ sion near Sea World. lie's an ex-bunker who would rather sing. H r grew up In Erlangrr. Ky.. which Is nine miles from Cincinnati. Collin loved crooners likr Sinatra. Crosby and Como. He llkrd baseball, too. He once drove F rtr Hose's corvette from Florida to C in ­ cinnati when training ram p ended In Florida. H r got sick and tired o f banking. I le met a leggy dancer named Jean 12 years ago. worked up the roiiragr to ask for a date and soon married her. Jean had herself three dancing studios In Cincinnati. 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Karl A Ursula had live children out o f Cuba In themselves a lovely tennis 1966. match on Friday m orning at "At that time I had nothing In Sylvan Lake Park. my poekel but we were free 'M ixed doubles." said Joanna from Castro's Cuba and In Ihls Lindquist. 'Is almost Uke country we knew that anything dancing. You rehearse and was possible," D'Alvarea said. hope you have harmony when From the time Castro look you play." over Cuba until his family was Lindquist and her doubles able to leave. D'Alvarei said he partner, Hamlet D'Alvarea had lost "seven years o f his life." that harmony Friday In their 6He tiad l>een a relatively happy l. 6-1 Golden Age Games youngster, playing basketball b roiu r medal (In the 65 69 age and tennis. He was one o f group! victory over Karl and Cuba’s 10 best tennis players. Ursula Voigt. Joanna Lindquist. 66. was The Voigts from Longwood bom In New York but lived for have played as a team for 30 years In St. Croix. Virgin many years • not always an Islands. She tiad her own real easy task, fhllle Jean King estate business there but was used to advise married couples wiped out by. Hurricane ilugp not to play together. "What you wind up with Is mlxrd trou­ ■ In 1089. She has- six children ami 13 grandchildren. bles." King said. D'Alvarea and ,,. Lindquist T t'a _ a little tougher than aren't regular doubles p a rt­ playing with another partner ners. He was scheduled to play but we like to think we do OK." with someone else but when Kart Voigt said. "W ere not that partner was unable to b e afraid o f It. We Y e outgrown In Sanford, he asked Lindquist that. Sure, we would hate liked to Join him. to do better today." 'Ham let Is an Ideal doubles A little background on Ham­ panner." Lindquist said. 'H e 's let A Joanna. Karl A Ursula: By BUBS W H IT S Herald S taff Writer good at strategy and position­ ing. lie would stop now and then to talk strategy. We were able to eom m unlcule." Lindquist and Theresa Magliore were gold medal winners in the women s age 55^59 dou­ bles tn tlie Golden Age Games. The Voigts are from Ger­ many. He Is from G ogoeltlngen. she Is from Northern. He Is 69. she Is 68. Doth are In good health and able to cover the tennis court. They've been playing ever since they come lo the United States In the 1950s. Farh won medals for single's play In this yrur's Golden Age Games. They were lie . U r n in the doubles by another married couple - Paul and Sally Wehr. The championship was won by Jack Winn and Joan Soracr who beat (he Wehro. 6-2. 6-3. on Friday. — _th* - g ffTi Gomel n lfM led W T p U y e r s • the majority of them -1 men. « . Joanna LM quM . M Ursula ga and Kart Voigt.' 69. sport tha modal* they V M U N tfA N a ra r h a m wen In tbs misad * x * a s compatAon al tha Goldan Aga Gamaa Shuffleboard shuffle 8 w * The weather was perfect to show some style on the couris, shuffleboard couris. that is. Leo Blanchette, face shaded from the sun in his dapper straw hat, displays winning form Fnday in the Golden Age Games Shuttteboard competition, spon­ sored by the Sanford Shuffleboard Club. Th e competition m m held al the dub's courts in downtown Sanford. IS Pain film ing You Into A Bad Sport? Now In The Time To Plan For Tomorrow thde at oat likes lo think jbuui bn 11 her ttn monthly, the Itcl K onr iby yourktnlutnmjy beMt toss lo iktl tilt ill It* Butl JrUiil Bobby Bri*#ori • T im e To C a ll ... eta help lithira the kmi ■both rmoOunjj/y tu t tlntncltlty ■ oa your ttm ly Latr lit h e the brsl tty lo help insure Hut your tm lct tip rr formed in unci ttrontoncr tub your o tn tn h ct T R I-C O U N T Y O R TH O P A E D IC S , P .A . Yea. I Am In te re s lril In Afrordnble P R K A K R A N C K M K IM T H m u * JOHN S C H A lF T U t. A M )., P.A. M IC H A E L SM1GIELSKJ. M .D ., P.A . NAAJNDCR S. AUJLA, M .D . m r Ol WITH 1 Y l. 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Sunday School W o rs h ip 8 arvlca Thura. Nlta B ib le Study & BUILDING STRONG FAMILIES - 9:00 am 10:00 am 7:00 pm Nursery & child care provided Steve Nclion, pastor <407)331*3015 Meets at: The Lake Mary Community Center 200 N. Country Club, Lake Mary 3 3 A ge Games *A Chants Line" the next cou­ ple of day*. That's how good Ihe finale was at Thursday night's show. AD Ihe performer* were awarded applause and medal*. Friday. Ihe Golden Age domes resumed with a 5 K Run Mt. Dora music whiz can name those tunes ay a i m Alan Greene id led Kay Thomson o f Lake Mary If she wa. ‘ rd In dance, and site a c ­ cepted. 'I w a* quite good at the Jitterbug when I was In high school." Thomson said. ‘ Had to lie to make the cheerleaders equad at Khnslord INY) High." w h it e Herald Stall Writer SANFORD * Rod Johnston from Forester Haven In Ml. Dora i*nT an ea*y one to •tump In a Name That Tim e rontent, T ill* wa* evident early In Friday'* good time. Golden Ayr Game* wing leal Friday at the Civic Center. *DonT Get Around Mtuh Anymore." 'Sophisticated Lady." and 'Satin Doll" hardly began, when Johnston raised hi* hand and said. "I ran name that tune." The night before. Johnnton performed in the Talent Show at the renter and hu* a rich hlatory In dlnnrr theater and com m u­ nity playhouae. H e * from Oi i m I m . Neb., but he and Anne Johnnton moved In wanner Florida several year* ago 'I've written a few song* m yself.1 *anl Johnnton. who playfully moved around the room Friday to help some o f the other •enlor* name a few tune* and *liarr In the prUea from the Hinford Rerreatlon De­ partment. U *a Jone*. the chairman of Hie Golden Age Game*, began the Name D ial nine content |a*t year tu fill a Italy In the Friday afternoon Gam e* *chedule. ft proved *o popular that she made it a part of thl* y e a r* event. ■Here’* a sample snippet." Jane* said, playtng Gene Krupa'* ‘ Slug. Sing. Sing.' on a portable stereo player. Fore! rttomson and her friend. Harriet Boyd. Itave won a batch or medal* at the G am e* and figure to win a few more In the track A field event* at Seminole High School today. On Friday, they w eie Into the music, nam ­ ing tune* with a room hill o f other golden age kid*. The participants of Ihe 33rd Annual Golden Age Games had to play golf on Tuesday— handicap style. No they did not have to play because of disability. For serious golfers, a handi­ cap la an average of accumu­ lated golf scores. But. ac­ cording to coordinator Steve Lawrence, anyone with or without a handicap or ‘ handicap* can play. And did they. The morning session was slow going with roughly 14 player*. The after­ noon session had close to 40 player*. And both day* at the picturesque Mayfair Country Club afforded players rain free days for which to do battle on the Urdu. On Monday, player* comrd by the Calloway rule*. Calloway play, golfer* take lheir lowest hole* and subtract them given If they have mode a particular score. '(Monday) went well.* said Lawrence. A g se s NOTE: The following Golden Age Gam e* r e ­ sults were those avail­ able at the time of publication for the Soq/orri Herald. In case* where one of the position* In not listed. II was om itted by officials providing the scoring Inform a­ tion, First place receive* a gold medal: second place rrcrive* a silver medal: third place r e ­ ceives a brutur medal. 1 - Michael SuntanI onto 2 - Unix-It A. Sloboda I-W illie C. Cummings 1- Arlene B rem er COLLECTIONS I--M ario Tesla 2 - Arlene B rem er 2 -William Uranddof3- llruiur Inn 3Loul* V. Lamarro NEEDLEWORK 1Agnes Lewi* Aga 70 2- HOBBY SHOW ARTS -Mildred Urlng 3 -Betlle Sonnenberg HOME DECORATIONS I--Beryl K. 1-ickey 2 -Evelyn Dwom lck 3W olf Kahn 4 - Beryl R. Lnckry 1- Marlon Watson 2- Dm M oore 3Rulh Oalnc* CRAFTS WOOD CRAFTS 1E m m a It DulIII 2 ■■III!) Wiseman 2Kmnu R. 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For More In/ormatiim, Contact: i.oM iw ooi) PANCARE BACE I'a Division HOBT1CULTUBB L I -rr| »I I m'i - C W -: trick 3 -lle v r r ly Angel! 3 --Sylvia Keith Vb J BY DAVID Herald SUIT Writer “ Witchcraft." ‘ Goody-'* sidy." ‘ Route 66.* and *1* You I*, or I* * Ain't My Baby." were a few o f Ihe m i . '* (j.al were Identified quickly. So win. ‘ Nice Work If You Can Get It." Jobnston w a* more tlian ready to name and sing. "You Took Advantage of M e.' winning himself a video o f *An Affair to Remember" with Cary Grant and Deborah Kerr. ‘ Have It back to Classic Video by four tomorrow," kidded KJtn Snsnowskl from Ihe Sanford Recreation After a couple o f song* by the Andrew Sister*. Usa Junes proudly said she knew their nam e* - 'P a lly . Maxine and Loveme." Colin Bayer sakl he wasn’t sure he knew all ihe Id le* but said. “ I have lhal record al home." —TTt.H'H work," Jones said. Results In the morning, lentils al S yl­ van Lake Park, shufllrhoant. dominoes. bowling. boccr. bridge and a Name That Tune contest al the Sanford Civic Center. The Oantes conclude Satur­ day with the track A field events at Sem inole High School and a horseshoes tour­ nament at Fort Mellon Park. Join more than 300,000 individual! over the age o f 30 who benefit from this national, nol-for-prufit wellness program which promotes healthy lifestyle changes through education, exercise programs, social events and health screenings. In addition, member* are entitled to exclusive hospital priveleges and discounts. Call the Columbia Medical Center-Sanford Senior Friends program at 321-4300. extension 3784. IM n cn U M «l*M O V > tw «i< *a M iU M runMiw useunMOXD • •«K to r • n* on* ban* « a » s « » hww» o to. owanwM to*a* mm • to* •toto S>SMSO Sanford Court A P A R TM EN TS m ouss M o v to f • » » t o m i L h a M itM ju s . 9103 • 121-1301 Newman OB/GYN Group, P.A. 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If a weapon la In a glove com part­ ment and hoistrrrd with the snap on It la not a concealed wrapon. If It la undrr a floor mat. It ta then concealed. A report, supplied by Sklba and the Sanford Police Records Department, waa used lo track the number o f cases where a weapon o f some sort waa used In the commission o f a crime plus the percentage o f crim es In a particular month Involving weapons for the city o f Sanford alone. The report runs from February to October o f this year. Following ta a list o f the three months that had the highest criminal activity and Ihe breakdown on w eapons use: In May. 846 crimes were committed In Sanford — an a v ­ erage o f about 28 a day. O f those crimes, a gun waa used In 13. a knife waa used In eight and a club was used In three. There were 13 other crim es that used some other form o f weapon (l.e. a bottle, razor blades, etc.) besides those mentioned above. The per­ centage o f crim es where a weapon w as used .04 percent. In March, the total number o f crim es committed was 790. O f those crimes, a gun was used In 10. a knife In seven, some other form o f weapon In one and no chibs were used. The percentage o f weaponinvolved crimes was .02percent for the month. In June, there were 787 crim es committed. Seven of those crimes were committed with a gun. seven with a knife, two with a chib, and atx with some other form o f weapon. O f the crim es committed. .03 per­ cent used a weapon. Dr. David Fabianlr. a profes­ sor In criminal Justice at the University o f Central Florida. M id there are two reasons for perpetrators to use weapons In Ihe commuting o f a crime. One reason. Fablanlc M id . Is that In some rases weapons are required so that a given as­ sailant can overpower a victim or lake away the weapon of a person that may c a n y one like a police officer or security guard. The other reason la that a criminal may use w eap­ ons to subdue victim s and 'm anage* a crime scene. The person uses the weapon as a means of Intimidation. Grade ia phone lo two ofnrrrs In my home, lo the detective I spoke to U lrr • everyone waa ex­ tremely helpful, courteous, com passionate, professional.* 'Accidentally pushed prommrd button for 9-1-1 on phone. Immediate re­ ar from police department with follow up visit and by (a) policeman to check on me even though I lold (hem what hap­ pened. My stupid mistake was dealt with In a very profes­ sional manner.* "The officer who answered this call was outstanding In his courtesy, consideration o f our problem and (had a) respectful attitude - three cheers for Lake Mary poller force.* There have been some nega­ tive observations. (V a ry M id. In the April I through June 30. 1997 reporting period, there were ftvr "poor* or "dissatisfied* grades on the 34 surveys returned and a c o m ­ ment: T e le p h o n e dispatcher was poorty Informed about procedures The first time I evelop Williams— 1A Ted Williams M id that would k e a ‘ fire ant mound* coinfa r e d lo the "beehive" at Qolfvlrw. i The flyrr Is being circulated Bt response lo an Ort. 29 arti­ cle In the Sanfoni llrrn id which Staled T lie homeowners have been vocal In ihetr disagreem rnl tail had concede lo a plan for no more Ilian 10 units per acre.* Snow said the homeowners o f Haywood and their neigh­ bors in the Kills of la k e Mary have conceded nothing ‘ Read our lips: No a part m enu!" the flyer stales. Representatives o f the homeowners in Haywood met with the developer on Sept. 22 lo discuss a plan to reduce Ihe proposed density o f Ihe devel­ opment. Snow paid that Dean Shoemaker and Keith Ivey, both residents of Haywood, who conceded to the 10 units per dwelling acre, did not rep­ resent the views o f all o f the homeowners and ‘ were chosen by the mayor* to speak at the meeting. Snow. FulU and Foley want the property lo be developed as a single-fam ily home com m u­ nity. Snow M id they will c o n ­ tinue the fight and will show ig> In force at Ihe com m ission meeting. Ttie city o f Lake Mary has monitored the progress o f the discussions between the homeowners and the develop­ ers. It has facilitated two meetings at City Hall and sev­ eral com m issioners have a t­ tended meetings. At Die recent city commission meeting. City Manager John Lit Ion directed City I tanner Matt West and any commissioner Interested to uttrnd the Sanford meeting on Monday T h e only Issue llu t I see Is density.* Litton said Gary llrender M id that he would be at the Sanford c o m ­ mission meeting "We have the obligation to represent our citizens' Interest.* Of the city's stance, llrender told the commission. "We CARRY O. HERNDON Carry O Herndon. S3. Lake Avenue. Sanford. died Wednesday. Nov. 5. 1997. Ik>m June 27. 1944 In Krlly. La.. Ilrm d on spent most of Ills life In Sanford Mr. Herndon was a deputy sheriff. He was a corrections trulnlng officer at Seminole Community College. He worked 11 years for the Sanford Police Departm ent and 11 years at Seminole County Sheriffs Departm ent. Survivors Include wife. Linda: daughter. M ichelle Reid. Orlando; mother. Louise, Oakhlll. Fla.: sister. Sarah Ferguson. Louisiana: and two grandchildren Gramkow Funeral Sanford. In charge rangements. Wanda Hunter. 70. Laurel Avenue. Sanford. died Wednesday. Nov. 5. 1997. Ilom In Sanford, she was a lifelong resident. Mrs. H unter was a contract specialist for the U S. Government. She was a m ember of First Haptlst Church of Sanford. Survivors Include sons. Ila m ry Griggs III. Thetford Center. Vu.. Hrent M ered ith Griggs. Gainesville; daughter. • we offer Ihe best service at a reasonable price • we do all preparation at our location • we meet your time schedule • we offer trusted pre-arrangements with no Interest charge rt j» G F k' JU SCH U TEM A N CHRIS NEAL ram kow uneral Hom e. o f a r­ WANDA HUNTER We Care About Your Needs, Not Ours, So... BETTE QAAMKOW culled about Ih r theft, she said nothing had been found. Later I found out Ihr officer had a l­ ready ronturtrd my home.* Henry said Ihe survey gives Ihr department a ‘ checks and balance system* as well as Ideas for other things that offi­ cers ran do 10 Improve service. *lt allows Ihr citizens a chanrr lo anonymously grade us.* H ome since I9S6 f>00 R. Alrjnirt Blvil.. Sanford. PI. .T2773 should continue to say our piece at 10 units per acre.* Commissioner George Duryra M id. "If I'd have had my druthers I would have made It single family.* (Vender re­ sponded. 'Obviously, w ed like to see less (than 10 units per acre). It's not going to hap­ pen* The flyer calls for those In agreement to ’ use your influ­ ence: not with threatening le t­ ters. but with positive c o m ­ ments on why you want this area of town to remain single family homes Ukr you pres­ ently enjoy * It lists the a d ­ dresses o f the four city c o m ­ m issioners The Sanford City C om m is­ sion meeting brglns at 7 p m The ordinance to amend the Future Land Use Map of the Future Land Use Plan Element of the Comprehensive Plan la the third Item on the regular meeting agenda. Sanford City Hall Is loratrd a 300 N. Park Avc. Urrnda Griggs Reuter. Staten Island. N.y T mother. Ollle Hasty. Sanford; brothers. Delphln Hasty. Tallahassee. Rob­ ert Hasty. Port St. Lucie: Ha­ ter. Pauline Madden. Sanford; four grandchildren. Haldwln-Falrrhlld Oaklawn Park Cem etery and Funeral Home. Lake Mary. In charge of arrangements. HARHT WALKER Harry Walker. 74. Locust Avenue. Sanford, died Tues­ day. Nov. 4. 1997. Horn Aug. I. 1923 In Daytona IV a ch . he moved lo Sanford OS years ago. He was a Haptlst. Survivors Include brother, the Rev. Isreal Black Sr.. San­ ford: ststrr. Clementine Hams. Jacksonville. Sunrise Funeral Home. Sanford. In charge of a r­ rangements. PRINCES WILLIAMS Princes Williams. Infant. Truman Houlevard. Sanford, died Sunday. Nov. 2. 1997. She was bom on Nov. 2. 1997 In Orlando. Fla. She was Pentaroatal. Survivors Include parents. Vincent and Charlotte; sisters. Charvese. Chamese. both of Sanford; paternal grandfather. Nathaniel Jr.. Sanford; p ater­ nal grandmother. Barbara. Sanlord: maternal grandfa­ ther. Charles Banks. A lta ­ monte Springs: m aternal grandmother. Bertha Banks. Altamonte Springs. Wilson-Elchclberger M ortu­ ary. Inc.. Sanford. In charge o f arrangem ents. HERNDON. CARET O. Funeral services with hill police tumor* lor Deputy Sheriff Carey Herndon. S3, of Sanford, who died Wednesday will be I I a.m. Mon­ day at the Church of God of San­ ford with Pastor Wesley L Baker officiating. Internment will be in Oaklawn Park Cemetery. Friends may call at Gramkow Funeral Home Sunday from 2 pm. to 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Arrangemen Is by Gramkow Fu­ neral Home. 900 E. Airport ilivd.. Sanford. Fla. 32773 (407) 3223213. 1979. from Ihe original owners who built Ihr bouse In the 1950s Ted Is retired from 30 years with Scars and Nancy from 20 years with Seminole Community College. They have two daughters After Hie orange trees were killed. Williams consulted the Seminole County Urban For­ ester Mike Martin for Ideas on what lo raise on hls acreage. Martin suggested Christ mas trres. Williams pLinlrd 400 ce­ dar trees each year for three years and harvested hls first trees for Christmas of 1987 The Christmas live l.inn averaged sales of 200 trres a year until a blight that affects leyLmd Cypress became so bad lie had lo cut down all ol hls remaining trees In 1990 Hr dug up and m ukhrd 'MO trees *lt really killed me lo do Dial.* Williams said. The Williams rn|oy sillin g on Ihe pa 1to of ihetr house and watching the wildlife on East Twin Lake. Williams M id flocks of wood ducks, ring neck ducks and mallards are Been on the N O TIC E O F CHANGE OF LAND USE NOTICE It HEREBY GIVEN that the City of Lake Mary City Commission win hold a public haartng to dtacusa a small seal# amandmant to tha City's Comprehensive Plan Future Land Use Map and to raviaw a Developer'* Agreement between me City of Lake Mary and Learning Unlmrted International Schools. Inc. This meeting be held THURSDAY, November 20. 1M7. at Lake Mary City Ha*. 100 North Country Ctut Road, Lake Mary, Florida at 7:00 P.M. Tha property to be considered lor the small scale amandmant is spprodmaWy 10 acres m sirs. Tha appacant la requesting a change In future land u m daalgnadon from IM kan Density Residence!. MOR. ta P u M efen d -P u M e. The property I* located at me west tide of Rantoul Lana, approrimalafy 2.600 feat south of the CR46A and knme<*atery north of the City's athletic Raids, more particularly d escried as fo"ow*Commencing st me Southeast corner of the Northwest quarter of Section 4, Township 20 South. Range 30 East. Seminole County. Florida: run thence S 00 0822* E along the East Una of the said Northwest quarter for a distance of 400 Off more or lass to the Southeast comer ct Parcel 5A. run thence along the South line of said Parcel SA on a bearing of N 86 56 52* W s distance of 65 Off lo Ihe POINT OF BEGINNING; Proceed thence Westerly along the South Nna of sard Parcel SA on a bearing of N. 68 56 52* W a (totanca of 1,156 00: thence N 00 06-22* W a tSstance of 320 Off; thence S 60 5852* E a (t o tance 65600. thence N 00 0T22* W a (totanca of 130 00; thence S 66 5052* E a (totanca of 50000 to a point 85 00 West of the East Ine of said Parcel 5A. thence S 00 0022* E a ctstance of 450 OO to the point of Beginning, containing 10 00 acres A copy of the Comprehensive Plan. Future Land Use Map proposed amendment and proposed Development Agreement are available lor inspection m me Commtnfy Development Office. Lake Mary City Has. 100 North Country Club Road. Lake Mary. Florida. Monday through Friday, from 6 00 A M. until 5 00 PM., or you may call 3243049 for mtormation concerning this amendment and Development Agreement interested parties may appear and be heard regartSng tha proposed amendment or written comments may be Mad wsh tha City Clerk at 100 North Country Club Road. Lake Mary. Florida NOTE PERSONS ARE A0VISE0 THAT A TAPED REC0R0 OF THIS MEETING IS MADE BY THE CITY FOR ITS CONVENIENCE 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 ADE­ QUATE RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MAINTAINED FOR APPELLATE PURPOSES IS AOVlSED TO MAKE THE NECESSARY ARRANGEMENTS AT HIS OR HER OWN EXPENSE Parsons with Osabwtiee needtog assistance to participate in any ol these preceedtogs should contact the City's ADA Coorduiator at least 48 hours m advance ol the meeting at (407) 324-3024 City of Lake Mary. Florida a Carol A Foster l City Clem �BNw M H h M I Editorials/ Opinions E D IT O R IA L S Compromise and develop County is laughing stock of pom industry Hom eowners in the Haywood su bd i­ vision In Sanford and Hills of Lake Mary In Lake Mary have vowed to fight a developer’s plan for a 52 -acre apartm ent complex on County Road 46A. Currently. Nell Snow. Irene Fultz a n d 'B o b Foley are circulating flyers denouncing the development, and urging other residents to show u p in protest at Monday night's Sanford City Commission meeting. The flyer also sports the cartoon we have reprinted on this page. The Twin Lakes developer originally pitched 20 dwelling units per acre. but has reduced that num ber to 12.5 after meeting with representatives from both cities and with hom eown­ ers. Both cities appear to favor re ­ ducing this density to 10 dw elling units per acre. The flyer residents are circulating also com pares Twtn Lakes to O olM ew Villas, an existing apartm ent com plex on Rinehart Road with a density o f 8.7 units per acre. B ut homeowners still say ‘No way* to G otM ew or any apartm ents, and w ill light to the bitter end for single family residences on the property. W e always adm ire ettizena who unite to fight against government for w hat B ut in this case, we feel com prom ise Is right. Growth In our area la Inevita­ ble; the trick la to m anage It Instead of allowing ram pant sprain. W hat read­ ers need to rem em ber Is that the land adjacent to that about to be developed la already designated for high density commercial: car dealerships, retail plazas and the like. An apartm ent com plex would serve as a buffer for the protesting homeowners, as ap artfeeift"dw ellers arp transient, a n o jw t so concerned about the type a t devel­ opment adjacent to them, l b build single family homes on the land would mean THOSE hom eowners would be subjected to the high density com ­ m ercial growth next dodt. W e urge these residents to think 'com prom ise.' City officials favor 10 dwelling units, and we say that sounds fair. Growth won't be stopped. It Is the natural order of things, and If done right. It benefits u s a l l.. latry gleefully states t that be has heard i commission meet* County i* am industry, at the goad of the I. Seminole County help from s well reI the porn Industry. Grant Maloy Is vico chairman of tho Saminoia County Board of County Commlaaionort. sites (war tones) tor atrip bar commissioners refuse to pass requiring the dancers to covet County allows topless as well dancing with the setting of sic liberal codes around. (Orange other hand bans bottomleas residents .who live pear these TO N Y TIZ Z IO Volunteering, Part 2 . I 'M 111! || In y v i t t .V * u O Victims of the slavery system QUKST COLUMN Time to quit whistling inthe dark JO H N E LL JA C K SO N I Some felt the only thing that m attered w as saving the Sanford Police Departm ent. Option *A" w as the pick. I This past Tuesday, the committee made Us first major decision - agreeing unanimously to recommend the city commission adopt a referendum to change the city's charter, authorizing the city manager to hire and supervise the pohee and fire chiefs. Good. The citizens should vote on this Is­ sue early next year. Unlike in late 1006. ju st about everyone In the d ty now realizes ths importance o f peasing the referendum . Having heard Sem inole County Sheriff Don EaUnger say w hat his office can do to help Sanford, the committee surely realizes what h as been m issing - a solid partnership between the SPD and the sh eriffs office. T h e y don’t like to caO,** Esllnger said. T h ere seems to be a misconception that railing for help Is a sign o f w eak n ess* T m not one so proud t h a t ! c a n t ask for help,* said SPD Chief Joe Dillard. . The sheriff and the chief spoke to each other later that evening. They need to keep talking and working together. And the committee needs to seriously consider all the advantages o f Option *B * that calls for contracting the sh eriffs office for services. There's a way to go before the committee makes Its final recom m endation to the d ty commission. And then tlie com m ission makes Its decision. The committee has decided to take a oneweek break, allowing each m em ber to con­ sider w hat's happened and w hat to do next. Another public meeting - at an h ou r w hen citizens can attend - Is a possibility. Sadly, only a dozen or so citizens showed up for the first public Input session. It Is crunch time for everyone • the SPD . the options committee, the d ty com m ission and the citizens. what they're ngang and not be fooled by the yam psychofogy of government. For example, | was offered a deal to pay •100 and attend an anger management class. You see. I am not a person thars easily an­ gered. so why pay to go to a doss of this na­ ture because the governing body said so. Black mates are recyclable In this system end ths system to properly assuring that, by overseeing the constant repeated criminal Oow...arTcat. Stats Attorney's, judges and pro­ bation. they are back on ths street mostly be­ cause of deals. Tfis Sheriffs department and Stats Attor­ n s ^ Office are Ilka twins, you rake 'em and I’ll We're In a very deep aggg In Seminole County and until blacks wake up and our white Christian friends coma togrthcr. the dock Is tU-hlng Check this out I was traveling down 13th Street In Ootdsboro. the west aide of Sanford and I counted twenty (20) plus pay telephones on that one street. In a black neighborhood, phones where no businesses exist, tn a so­ cially deprived area. I ask. what In the heck s community of this magiltuds needs with that many psy phones. You taxpayers, voters, and second class citl- Sem inole County activist P your beepers and phone service. That la why the local ifeug war to not with the little drug deafer, someone who la constantly getting ar­ rested with possession, trafficking and other charges that keep the public blinded. R to the great white whales that are In charge. Who's tn charge of the telephones? This Is one of the main reasons you don't find many black law enforcement officers In the black communities riding nor walking anymore. There to too much cash flowing prof­ its even though It would be an advantage to the system If wenad more black officers seconds away that know and understand the people and the areas. Finally. I think that out of all the money the system accumulates, the taxpayers should have a big break. You know that tn March of 1804. the City of Sanford alone, not tadudmg during entry fiscal year thereafter, any local law enforcement agency that acquires at least $15,000 pursuant to the Florida Contraband Forfeiture Act within a fiacai year a g g g expend or donate no less than IS percent of such pro­ ceeds for the support or operation of any drug treatment, drug abuat. e d r a U o M r q ^ im n school resource officer program. Of course, this would be at the discretion of ths agency heads and I guess you know the rest There are muUl-dotlars collected under Florida Statute 832.7060,’ but yet our commu­ nities suffer, crimes ars increasing and the system to getting wiser and weaker. Until the next time, watch and pray. The sys­ tem will foil. jrnshre phyatru therapy to get her whfflt •he is today. Her recovery has amased many people. Although she doe* require a nurse at night because of her mobility to move when her leg brace Is off. this amaslng lady has endured all this and It has not hampered her love of tile or compassion far others. Ms. H ufws manages to volunteer each week to the ‘ Seminole Reads* prop am. She was recruited in this endeavor by her niece Me. dane Williams Morgm. the ossified VISTA Volunteer at Pine Crest elementary. Ma. Hughes was the first volunteer to enlist tn the program. Ms. Hugies has lived In Sanford far some 60 years, as do two of her three adult chil­ dren. She says her stroke has changed sev­ ersi factors of her Ufa. In addition to her hand and leg movements, she has lost some of her Independence. Her Inability to drive a car to a mqjar source of concern far her. 'Fortunately.* she says. *1 have a lot of family and frlrnda. and sometimes I to call on them.' Another place Ma. Hughes used to go to and enjoy to the beach. She admits she almost never gets to go now partly because of the leg brace and wheel chair she must occasionally use. She to a member of the First Baptist Church In Sanford. The people there keep m touch with her and bring her a church supper on Wednesdays. When asked why she wanted to tutor. Ms. Hughes says. ‘ I Ukcd the way the prqpam sounded and wanted to give something back to the com­ munity*. On the day of our visit. Ms. Hughes was listening to her student Joquan Collier at the Ptne Crest Elementary Media Center read from one of the many hooka there. An­ other geat area of enjoyment far Ms. Hughes la reading and cooking which is something aha has always liked to do and •till docs. In spite of her physical limita­ tions. Ma. Hughes says that she g ta mare out of the pragam than she puts into it. What she enjoys most of all from tutoring to tfaa chil­ dren. Kids*, aha says. *ars so fall of wonder and wanting to iaaro W la caching to watch them go throufi the process. They also love the one- an- one attention.* Far mors Information on the VISTA pror a n . call 333-4440. K Let your voice be heard O u r re a d e rs are invited to c o n ­ tribu te gu e st opinion colu m n s fo r p u b lica tio n a s w ell a s letters to the editor. E ach elected o fficial an d politico w ho h as an n o u n ced ca n d id a cy fo r elected office In S em in ole C ou n ty Is en co u raged to w rite a s often a s once a m onth. O p in io n s ex p ressed need not b e those o f the H erald; w e m ay o r m ay not agree w ith you. b u t w e w ill alw ay s u p h o ld you r F irst A m en dm en t right to exp ress y o u r view s. �r « .iw ? -m Opinions The people have spoken: No new taxes survive the bhtxf Aa during World War II...There no mtositra...tnatrad there money. The atr waves via radio and tetevlaton constantly bombarded the earo and eye* of the public. The media had to pretend to support the tax because the stations had aold as much atr time to the supporter*. The battle i carefully thought out. A mail out ballot <the basis of the attack. An eleventh hour bom the chairman of the Seminole County rnmmliilnn Randy Morris. iDDrarfd to an Orlando newspaper column, applauding what the one penny taa has meant to the resi­ dents of Seminole County, falling to mention the Investigations fay the Florida Deportment of Law Enforcement and an FBI probe. prompted by (he misuse of all that mpney. Also foiling to mention that the mtauar of hinds has brought about considerable restruc­ turing within the Seminole County pivcm mmt...not to mention the removal of several employee*.. and It’s not over yet. those probes and the McWtty of tho government has not yet from it. The truth la that the defeat than it appeared. Mao of the waate. were lulled hi If the proposed tax waa fairly per sented and de­ led by much bated It would have been defeat* larger numbers. In the meantime. Mayor llood la determined y * j j . U r Think about this, Somlnofa County ■M UST H A T T O N II ■ r***l H(IIh II I* • •**•-*• W S M ill t!m ‘MTOW iT sm He not only <fed n leratand the issues, he '. If there to a nrcd...atay out of politics. logo against the wishes of the pubHe and re­ group to present a *Ncw Han*. Somehow, the interpreted this defeat to mean that this font the tax the people of Orange County wanted. They defeated this tax because It wasn't the right one! Let me explain what has hapd . Dmr Mayor Hood, the people do not the lax that was juat proposed, ix. until the governments to County and the School aytoem bream rffktenl. Another note to a l the rtaoa...Doesn't this tell you that you are not In mmc with those you represent? Am I wrong. I don't recall the Brtttah M i­ grating. after the revolution, that' perhaps we wanted to be taxed differently? Well foe now it's over. They captured the atr waves and television. Garnered support from the media, used our children aa bait, posted LARRY FURLONG —■ te-irw Q U E S T C O L U M N IS T Guess what: if our kkls aren't foaming any thing relevant, than ifa juat aa much yaw Mult a* it la the other School Board Members’. If the achoofo arc falling down, then m b arc to blame. You spend n lot of time desperately acarchlng for problems. Bui the real test of a leader la to (tad solutions to problem*. You were right about one thing, you won't be elected Chairman. Not because you're a critic. Because all you ever do to criticise. The Chairman of the Seminote County School Board needs to be a leader. Soatetwa who wtll make a decision and then accept responsibil­ ity. for the results. Leaders accomplteh things, leadera make mistakes and moat of all leaders keep trying. Critic*...well, criticise. And that's why you can always find a critic In a newspa­ per. but never in a history book. we can expect those with any nue to thveaL la ask for this used. That la the Irgsrvl Our i hue win be the U g it Bad pared because the FEW maybe billions, la juat the going to have to pay for tfata ■ _| | ,, .a. inHu o ™ m io p fip fu iiij* They the superintendent to be hivntetd la n I wouldn’t expect this from a school board member An open totter to School Board member Bob Ooff. You really outdone yourself this time. Per almost a year you hove been a School Board Member. You come to tho meet­ ings. read tho Bister lai. vtalt achoofo and con­ sume hours of staff time with your endless questions. Why you have even been writing ar­ ticles In this paper about the marvelous things going on ot ‘ Yet foot Sunday you wrote tn your gossip column that *...thc county hasn't been provid­ ing a relevant education to some M.000 Seminote County children.* That's the hind of loony statement I would expect from someone who has never been to onr of our achoofo and aUll thinks (he world to flat. But from a School Board Membertn Art you just nuta or what? There are tens of thousands of Seminole County children artting a very relevant educa­ tion tn aur and. for that matter, j public achoofo. Relevant ta tu g l to gH toft colleges and unlveraKtea In the world. Relevant enough to win awards at every level of aca­ demic competition. And relevant enoufi to be the aingfo moat Important reason people that value education wld pay a premium to buy a home In Seminole County. In your own version of Dumb and Dumber' you went on to say "...the school system la foi­ ling down around her.* I guess you forgot about the new Wicklow Elementary School and the renovation* at Sanford Middle School. On yeah, and the t l4 million renovation al Lakcvtew Middle School yon supported the week before you wrote this nonsense. Try some vitamin E. It may help your Calling memory. Bob. you have been on the School Board long past the time you can blame all the real or Imagined oroblems on your oredeccasora. algos at PUBLIC SCHOOLS that eluded to the •act that ysuamst vote for tfata taa or the sky wTOfegtn. The suoeilntendent of Onaroe County achoofo, to this very ahort tkae. apparently feh t watched our new Channel 13 expecting to receive Information aa It happened. The Infor­ mation waa alow In coming and I notice, or it appeared to me. that the reporting and Inter views wen only being conducted tn the head­ quarters of those who were In favor. They were fir a huge victory party and appariT prepared to Consequently, after the announcement that the tax waa defeated we found the reporter tn a Mayor Hood that had more Meanwhile, the other ’ free at last. They had of them, because of advertising revenue*, and could interview both. Now that OUR LEADERS have opened Pan­ dora’s boa fay bringing to ua I state of great Ideas, the mall tn or out ballot. Vfoton in focal go The concept to to be elected la dected...and ao K and ftnd a way to you were elected to do, If you Out of four yean you can two...then H*a time to start politics start at of Orange County aent a dear I have a suggestion. This to a ntty for those In fovor of the raise additional moneys to Tank* as to how we can read; dim. How we can hnpeove the ton. How we can renovate growth, make sure red ton of growth. REALLY study our tatlon system. Ore Ood given brain power la da we *- LETTERS W hat’s all the fuss about airport noise? No apartments, please ember 10. 1907 ter nrotogsoaa. What else I do to help the n g g h n e a d h the to? It's over for art It's out of our ■re to trust the ctoeted sftktofo to they think la beat for ua. That's a frightening to rot. What can I da to help convince the City airport waa there long before that the oprotroeat coroolrx is you a w te here so why did you come here? not tbs right On my recent vtette to the ahport day and just location? Hare they M Is btautlftil and I hope it wtll they driven around of closing, the I was raised near a small airport. I never front view las 1 da everyday) • toko and the view |aa the homeowners I everyday)? Would they let am That waa Midway Airport to Chicago. Yea. u ride tn the area? Would they coi la atm UtoftLdnd twice aa torgi and beautlftil toueasTO hear '«er M a g f t " ' ' a d ltn a th g .k u a y . They or* in the process D M O M M h liM IM .if1, Urt ; r > of the *» T of Ik* largest airports, to. Evseydsy I busy. O'Hare is oss Midway aa to ^e'area. W n m u t ig M the Banforft Airport, area. FIeast don't lot prMhoero budd tho as bias and if there wrong thing. Thtolojuot aroaana to a the owner, means to a proftt tor Che di be stUlag bl your yard and but R la not to over your garage and It Interest. utomaOc doors. The door If YOU VOtlKd la up more time, til be moat oMtgTO toptefc you up frtoada foug i. All you can do to put the old and drive you around the area, at your loclu bach on. I still go there, nothing sold. I convenience. If you would Mm to taftt to a know bacause I lived there all aqr lifegoup of ua. I would be most willing to help V you da what you haw to. you will soon be arrange a meeting. so used to It you don't bear the noise. It never I’m juat an average ctuacn. new bothered us. The saytng Is *tf iTs too hot to the active In public issues. But aa I kitchen, grt ouL* Find something worthwhile Involved in this laouc. I haw looked at the lo tto In different ways. Over and over. I I don't tore for from the Sanford Airport now 'Apartments just don't lit to with I residential roes.* cittern. I hear very weJL Keep up with the good VOTE NO for the work and go on with your plans Mr. Cooke and apartments! Thank you. t complaining something so LETTERS On October Oth. between 7 and 7:30 a m., we called 011 regarding an unknown mate running through our pastures, climbing over fences and yelling *a kilter la after me* and that he was ’ going to the wood*’ ... We had a prompt response to our call. Investigator Ed Scelye arrived and after receiving our Information regarding the suspect, he began a search of the wooded area the suspect had entered. Deputies Jim Smith and Barry Brady also arrived and searched. Within a short time. Ed Scelye apprehended the white mate suspect and one of the deputies transported him off our property. The sheriffs men were prompt, polite and professional and quickly succeeded In locating the suspect. Again Sheriff Don Esllngrr and hla department have lived up to their fine statewide reputation! Seminole County residents are very fortunate to have such an outstanding Sheriffs department tn count onl Our thanks for a Job well done. We appreciate the sheriff* peat leadership and fine staff. Please keep up the good work. •saford Seminote High says thanks Seminole High School would like to thank all those who made our homecoming celebration special for our student*: The CUy of Sanford and Its citizens, Gretchcn Schapker. William Howard Jewelers. Seminole Ford. The Sar\ford Herald, Sanford Police Department. Seminole County Sheriffs Office. Deputy Tim Qlaacock. Sanford Fire Department. Seminole Paint and Body, Coca Cola Bottlers. Hardee's. McDonald's, Papa John’s Pins. Jane Epps. Student Government. Gospel Choir. Jaxx Bank. Francle LundqulsL Tim Raines. Diane Vinson. Gladys Green. Anna Legmhauscn. Linda Johnson. Connie HalL Tam Martin. Bonnie Zawackl. Beth Corso. Jeff Clark. Francis Mitchell. BUI Klein. Matt Fcrrcn. Paulette Thomas. Carlos Merllno. Tony Ftdanea. Mike Powers. Ryan Hoskins. C.J. McNeil. Dcbby Cull. Brent Cull. Charlie 3chomer. Lynn Cutlum. Joan Ludwto Peggy LeRoy. Brennan Asplen. Oeorge Beasley, the faculty and staff of SMS. and the students and parents of SHS. Sincerely, John Culhun ■HD Activities Director Advice for purse snatcher My name la Greg Parsons. I was the man who chased the boy who stole the lady's purse all the way across the puking lot. although I wasn't mentioned. But after my 330 pounds in my own chased his 130 pounds. 1 TIRED KINGDOM. I am really shocked at how few people responded as I chased him. 1 passed a p y who waa only five feet from ua. Ha Juat stood there when I yelled 'he stole that puree*. He literally shrugged hla shoulder*. My advice to the young clepto i I. It la not wtec to rob In the a.m. Sunlight 1* very b u t I guess he thought 'There's no way a helicopter Much light wtu work now.* 3. Try tighter pants! I felt like Batman chasing the penguin. Pull up the drawer*. 3. Go to school and become a politician ao you win before you rob. Ores Parse aa Sanford Enjoy Religion Page We enjoy the church page of the Sanford Herald so that we Christiana know the Ihlnp going on and things to do. Ood bless you. WshJva ;• Somehow. I don't think dren are going to be YOU? Ft Kudos, sheriff and deputies I* i- C IT Y O F L A K E M A R Y, F L O R ID A N O T IC E T O R E G IS T E R E D V O T E R S C IT Y O F L A K E M ARY, FLO R ID A RUN-OFF ELEC TIO N TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1997 7:00 AM - 7:00 PM C IT Y CO M M ISSIO N C H A M B E R S L A K E M A R Y C IT Y H A L L * 100 N. C O U N TR Y C L U B R O A D TOE B A U O T SHALL M M SUBSTANTIALLY THSFOLLOVflNQ COMMISSIONER, SEAT 2 (2 YEAR TERM) (VOTE FOR ONE) JEFF DEEN . □ OEORQE F. DURYEA □ N you havo questions regarding tiro ETOction or obtaining Ballots, pMsre contact ttro City Clack’s Offlca at (407) 324-3023. B & S n ro fin H S & S i& H fflifa �Kidnap hand and brain* about It from our ancestors...some good and boom not ao good.* Williams aald (hat Kayvrood. which waa developed in the mtd-IMOa and (hr Hill* of Lake Mary, which waa built in the late* 1000a. have been 'good atable neighbors.* But Cared with the prospect of 836 apartment* for neigh­ bor*. he la feeling a little aqureaed. 'It la with alarm that we observe plans far a high density apartment complex to be altuatcd between these two county's criminal Justice sys­ tem and the sheriffs office. 'They can pull up Informa­ tion on anything from crimi­ nal records to vehicle regis­ tration Information* he aald. tlarrtett aald the grant waa a huge step toward staffing the 190 deputies operating In Seminole County neighbor­ hoods. In addition, the grant will hind a five-person staff specialising In computer technology. WUh all the Information, the Internet, and other com­ puter sources. 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They had a very quick of­ fense and It gave us trouble. lhta time of the year, f you the elate champion. N makes you aad. We had a W 4 aca k Maybe, maybe not. but some o f them de­ I serve to be noticed. Obviously, not all of them iwill be suiting up on Saturdays next fall, but ‘when anyone recalls the 1997 Seminole ICounty football season. U's the Mighty |Midgets whose names will go down In the reIcord books. I L a s t S e c o n d S h o t: When is Magic •coach Chuck Daly, an NBA Hall o f Fame leg­ end. going to put Bo Outlaw Into the start­ ing lineup? He has putplayed Nick Arm ­ strong and Horace Grant since Day One of training camp. * i j « - > \ •a 1 3 Lions clinch playoff berth * I 4.1 Lake Howell even boasts two of (he county's better running backs In Travis Vinson (ft-10) and Christian DeJesus (5-8). K , All three net survivors fall in regional final matches SANFORD _ It'a too bad you cant measure a player’s heart from the press box. If you go over the last two years o f football In Seminole County, think of all the players who have dominated the games and M their teams. Remember the way Brian Pinckney ter­ rorized opponents at linebacker for Lake Mary last year and Drew Young almost car­ ried the team on his back? Or Seminole’s small but durable offensive and defensive lines and the play o f a ft-foot-3. ISO-pound middle linebacker named Phillip Eubanks that led the county In tackles two years ago? W ell get to more examples In a minute, but here’s the question o f the day: What do these players and many o f the biggest names In Seminole County football have In common? All of them are under six-feet tall. And that’s means a near automatic shrug o f the shoulders from any college scout. It doesn't matter to most o f them how you play on the field: It matters only how you look In a uniform. Let's take a look at some other players who tnay be waiting by the plione for college acouts to come railing. ... I Start o ff with Lake Howell's Beau Hickman 1ft-81. Hickman Is the heart and sole o f the Stiver Hawks and his Injury-ending broken leg was devastating to a Lake Howell team lighting for the puiyoffa. He Is a defensive standout who has four touchdowns In four carries this season. Senior Silver Hawk lineman Robert Ely (ft11. 2ftft) has been blowing through offensive lines all season but these days, the going rate for a major college lineman Is 6-4, 300. Over at Lyman, the Greyhounds might be 1-7 on the season, but that’s no fault of Tarlk McCall (ft-7) who has played everywhere on offense and defense. When Lyman goes to the air, chances are Joe Glola (ft-9) Is going to run underneath the ball and Julian Johnson (ft-9) Is a leader o f the Greyhound defense. Even though Lake Mary Is now 0-8, they’ve also got their share of undersized stars. Tony Martin (5-8) Is a terror at defensive bock and Cory Cooper (ft-10) leads the county In slng. Cam Carter may be the best, line­ ker In the county, but do you think any­ one will notice as long as he’s ft-10? Ryan Pagan (ft-10) Is possibly the most de­ pendable running hack In the county for Lake Brantley and has been for the past two seasons. H ell be remembered at Brantley for a long time but ft-10 doesn’t get a lot of at­ tention from blg-tlme college acouts. Like two years ago. Seminole has the best example of all when It comes to undersized overachievers. T J . Martin comes In at ft-9 and has been the county's most consistent defensive star for two years. He Is practically expected to gather at least a dozen tackles per game for the Tribe. Could he do that at • Florida or FSU? Will he get a chance? Doubtful but. then again, Florida doesn't have a chance at a national championship with a bunch of 6-3 players. At Oviedo, running backs Kenny Kayne (ft8) and Leroy Jackson (5-7) have piled up ,yards for the Lions. What ore the colleges looking for? Well Tam Hopkins (6-3, 300) will be starting for (Ohio State after graduating from Lake How­ ell last year, but aren't some of these other j p lu y r. capable o f a n w k In DlvUlon ___ i___ rV ;. r - , . 1, • "The two games where we tumid In a complete team effort far a kill 48 minutes were against Mainland and DeLand.* aaJd Register Friday night. 'And we lost both of those Rams give champs a game Even though Lake Mary lost Its 11th straight game ittng back to last season. 38-18 to district chainion Defend, the effort was still there. It's been a ugh season far the Rama who have been In nearly On Friday night, the Lions re­ versed their fortunes, rocking the Lake Brantley Patriots. 38-9. with the typo of total-team, completegame effort Register has been •eckmg all season to clinch the OA-Diatxlct 3 runner-up playoff berth. Oviedo (6-3 overall. 4-1 In the district, and 4-1 In the Seminole Seminole swimmers prepared for district SANFORD _ For the feat 14 weeks, the Seminole High School swim team has, practiced ddtgrntly. worked nard. and has strived for their very best, all to prepare for next week's 1997 Dis­ trict Meet on Thursday the 13th at the Orlando Aquatic Center. It has taken more than Just being out In the sun for months at a tfew and spending their days In a wet swim suit. Seminole has struggled for several yean with a small FO R T H E B E S T C O V E R A G E O F S P O R T S IN Y O U R AREA. R EAD THE S A N F O R D HERALD DAILY �mU K mH H IB n H mM H U M H H N I ■Santoro HmH. Santont ftatti • SwMay. bovsrrOs/ I. 1N7 Lake Howell makes Homecoming a success _ __________ ________________________ By STAN ARDBBBON Herald Correspondent WINTER PARK _ Certain Ingredients are sought by moat coaches for a good Homecoming game. At the top of the list Is a victory for the home team. Friday night. Lake Howell coach Mike Dlsceglia watched the Ideal Homecoming Ingredients fall Into place aa his Silver Hawks defeated the Lyman Greyhounds 05-14. *1 think our play In the second half was the key for us tonight. The ldds really picked It up in the second half especially offensively.* Bla­ ir glu sakl. "We made a couple of adjustments at half time. I think Jesae Hannon's touchdown pass on fourth down was really a turning point in this gome.* Indeed, the Silver Hawks came out of half­ time with a vengeance. After taking an 11-8 lead into the locker mom. Lake Howell rattled off 14 points before Lyman could answer late tn the fourth quarter. After punting on thetr first possession of the second half, the Sffver Stiver Hawks moved mewed the had lead to la double digits by on a fourth down conversion. Jesae Hannon connected with Jeff Starnes who mad a diving catch Into the endsone cot a 20-yard scoring play. Victor Nespr the extra point, capping the drive. Lake Howell an 18-8 lead. Hannon rumbled In on an option from a yard out on the Sthrrr Hawks’ next possession. Neapeca's kick made the a a rfn J M and Bb> ished the scoring for Lake Honed «B h 6:46 M l tn the game. After threatening on Its next two poowtasiom. Lyman hit pay dirt on a two-play drive which covered 39 yards. Brian Krause aired It out to Charles Hants who scampered 19 yards Into the endsone. Krause's psas on the two-point conversion at* tempt fell Incomplete, finishing the night for the Greyhounds. lake Howell struck early In the first half when Nrsprca nailed a 36-yard field goal to cap an eight minute drlee. After missing a 65-yaid field foal attempt on Its first drive. Lyman got a little scoring mpport from its defame. when Carlos Pineda blocked a Lake Honed punt resulting in a safety. At the end of the ftm quarter. Lake Honed led 3-2. The two offenses erupted again late In (he quarter as both teams scored touch- am I LIONS 3S. PATRIOTS g 8 • • • . t 6 17 7 14. M u i. v s «tt sa ro O . Oum irro • run IDyhv kWh O . C uD m SI run IDylto kfchi O . I*»k» a? r o O _ Scott M nan (Dytw kJrkl i Qaartav O . Sraton S3 tumble return IDykc kjrkj O . Quintero S nan (Dyke ktrhl U> . Pagan 3 nan In ~ IS. OvWOs t o I _ Lain Brantley S* J I T . OvWOo 33-3*4 lake Brantley 2 * 1 . OvWSo 2 * 0 . 'S . Laks Brantley 3 * O tod a S O 1 . Lab* Brantley 3-1. O a h W 3-8. 7 S-70. O toA a 3-10. i _ take Bromley 3-41 S. OvtoOo 1 3 1 0 . CrtoovS 1*48. R Po#on I5-4X J Scot! B-I1T. CuOra *S2. JM •on S- IS. StaaSnS »-T. Hudson J.|. N a b * . lake Brantley. CnurreS 3 * 3 3S( Ovtodo. Culm 3 * 0 46. Star Ians 0-10. R l l l M n g _ lake Brantley J. MaSrr 3 3 * Ovwdo. 1 Lake HoweITa Edmundo Delgado led all rush­ ers ntth 127-yards on 21 carries. Harris paced the Greyhounds with 44 yards on nine carries. The 9threr llawka (3-6) will travel to Apopka next week In their final regular season game lo take on the Blue Darters. Game time la art for 7:30 p.m. They're (Apopka) big and foal and they're able to grt a lot of kids some quality ir minutes , tonlgfil against good opponent lent like Lake Brantley.* While Oviedo had only qualified for the state football playoffs four times prior to this season and Register Is In hta first year as head roach. It was the team's primary goal this season to earn a berth In the state playoffs. Tt's very sweet to make It to the stole playoffs In my first year.* said Register. "We set out to do this from the first day of practice. The kids have worked hard all season and they really deserve Scott led the Lion ground attack with 117 yards on right carries. Cullen finished wtth 62 yards on four rushes. Leroy Jackson carried the ball six times for 33 yards while Quintero had 26 yards on five carries. Holmes had 36 yards an two receptions. Paring the Patriot offense were Regan Russell (64 yards on five carries), Lanie Bush (14 nishes for 53 yards). Brian Criswell (49 yards rushing on IB attempts), and Pagan (48 yards on 15 rushes). John Miller caught a pair of passes for 36 yards. Ltgal Notlcti I -25 take TEAM BTATWTICg . Lyman Ift Lain I t o w ! I X _ l.ynaan 1*45. Lato ItoNtO 4 * 3 3 * Lyman 7 J T 3. Laks Ikrev* 3 * 0 . .li m n llli U O H w i l i Lfsian 4 4 15 . Lato IkravS 3-30 3 _ Lyman O f t Lato I b a i l I •I. 3 35 Lato H mbsO * 0 * toss * 1 . Lain Ift Urtgaifa j F -I J T . Ilannon 13 4*. MNchrB * 3 7 . Vinson * 3 5 . Pm N M Lyman. Kraus* T J T X I I I ; ts to M tb s ra n 3 * 0 . 43. i J r r S ^ T V 1^ Ltqal N o tlc t ease n o . s* it s 4 s a t * w L S I CHINA LMOA T. tN S TM TTA Ltgil Notlctt BranUey. Kelley 311. 4I B: Ovwdo Dyke L tflllH o llc t OS COUNTY I N renstsMw T C -in -IT / * J C • MsNaS I Savin* an* Orttoass Ouffas. M l MS to M M R N to tsmmsto C omfy m Mo sMtss sf m s SyreftoMs* OtoNMs. n n s I N T N . M S an*. P m i n S u 1IM, 1WT. OWanM to | N on e* w onriN m m purC o m Ns W -U M -C A -1 4 - w ! sf M s CtreuN Court sf M s H R I I H M JuMsial C m ) m TtonSs*n Jrecs i l l ChmuTm m ims a nwv ir/M Ryan Pagan, who wasn't eiprcted to m action for Lake Brantley, scored the Patriots' only touchdown on a two-yard dive. ■We turned In a solid. 46-minute effort.’ said Register. "What made this nice was that we wen UM *1 tomtkH)lr■*?- •ntna NMesesTm^reS'kl AL M O U iA TW N * OreiSWN OT ALCOHOLIC I IV I N A O iS • TOSACCO. are half kickoff and putting together a 16-play. 50yard drive that took nearly nine minutes off the clock. Unfortunately, the Patriots had nothing to show for It. turning the b al over an donna at the Qvtedp 14-yard kne.nu* u.?< - >ai: ■■ > TWo plays later - a " lis t t . M l Justin Holmes Ho to Justin and • M-ywd touchdown net Sw S O R t o T I nsTi tti-tttx ml m iffits by Jamie Scott - the Uono led 24-3. A little more than a minute Into the fourth to quarter. Oviedo dcfcnrtve lineman Joe Sexton fielded a Lake Brantley finable an one hop and returned It 62 yards far i touchdown. Quintero capped the tearing far Oviedo with • 9-yard toucl chdown run wtth 8cfi6 left In the ^9 23. S H m n 1-3* C sib an I 20 M s Ttotoft. SM UNOA T. I N * TNCTTA. UNOAT5 TOOO 44NV1CS CONS. 54CNSTANV OS BTATI. A04NT. 4S« STAYS OS TLONWA. M S A N TM IN T O T 3 -4 * lUag . --- * *• N toa-— —— 4a— mid. nwM ha sold. "Well have how tto gooa. tnsergna film to see how wiU until we watch the play them.* first on a 1-yard shot up the by Antoine Sima. The two point conver­ sion foiled giving Lynlan a five-point lead. "ng Kantka Kitebed act up the ntth a 47-yard kickoff return to Inman's 45-yard-kne. Thames Canson gave Lake Honed the lead once l0Un with a 20-yard reception from HanNeapcea's extra point gave the Silver a II 8 lead heading Into the locker Llonsmm F ife IB Athletic Conference) will finish its regular aeaaon campaign ntth a contest against Deltona-Pine Ridge next Friday at DeLaraTa Spec Martin Stadhun. The Lions win vtalt Dr. PhUllpa. the OA District 4 champion which la ranked No. 8-In the state pod. on Friday. Nov. 21. In the first round of the state playoffs. Lake Brantley finishes Its aeaaon 4-5. 2-3 In the district, and 3-2 tn the conference. 1 was worried big time after last neck's loss to Seminole.* said Register, referring to the Li­ ons' 38-12 thrashing tn thetr homecoming game on Halloween night. Thai was a tough k>aa to a close rtraL And Lake Brantley la a very good football team.* Things got worse before they got better. Oviedo took the opening kickoff and fumbled on Ita first play from aertmmage. Pat Matulls re­ covered for the Patriots at the Lion 34-yaid line. After moving to the Oviedo 12. Lake Brantley got on the scoreboard with a 34-yard field goal by Shane Seaver. The Patriots forced Oviedo to punt on the en­ suing aeries and quickly drove back inside the Lion 20-yard line. T nan hoping we'd hold them to two field koala.* said Rcglstrr. *t figured If we could keep them out of the end zone, we'd be all right.* Not only did the Lions keep Lake Brantley out of the end rone, the field goal attempt was short and Oviedo trailed by Just 5 0 after one quarter. Then things got worse for Lake Brantley. Oviedo scored the next six times It had pos­ session of the ball. Kevin Quintero scored the first of his two touchdowns at 10:10 of the sec­ ond quarter. About five minutes later, quarter­ back Josh Cullen turned a third and-1 dive play Into a 51-yard touchdown dash. Dan Dyke, who converted both extra points, knocked through a 27-yard field goal with nine seconds left In the half to give Oviedo a 17-3 lead. The defense came up big when we needed them to.* said Register. "We've been talking all year about bending but not breaking on de­ fense. That's what we did tonight. We gave them some small gains but we managed to keep them out of the end zone until the last two minutes of the game. 'And once the offense got untracked, they executed wdL The whole team executed well, the offense, the defense, and the special teams.* Lake Brantley gave every Indication of climb­ ing back Into the game by taking the second- k ^Am nreft* prniy •MINI"! to Sis iS y sf l ON SWOOP, n . MkMNOLS C s vM * Ttortoa. N »4 «. sum Ms nares • to is/are not OATI. SW* NSCI1VID ASTIN THAT TN M W IU. NOT BS A C C IS TID . NO U C tS T IO N S W IU S t M A M . NO TACWMNJ BIO IU M M U W N S W IU S I A C C U T IO . to M U of Stork: Tks C lsnfy Csurt, M l N. Ssre Am . 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Truutos, NO TW I IS H IN IS Y OrVtM >uf p n u M to Mo TtoM Late Mary Wgh School defensive players pay closo attention to coach during a Imsout during Friday right's 26-1• loss at fro hands of I championDeLandalDonT.f SfM*CdnarSClftMdSCU " ' t A I SID C O N T IM N C I: A Sra-MS On O n s s s * WM ks nato an Ooaumkor I N , 1M T. sf ISAS M U ts*M Sms. sf Iks County Ok M is teas ns. c Is tovNSK IS Markets Johnson. It was 7-0 before the band even took Its seats. Early In the second quarter. Deland made U 14-0 when Terhel Johnson went eight yards around end for a touchdown. The Bulldogs substituted early and often In what was virtually a meaningless game for them as the normal workhorse. Kenon Akins give way to a host of backups. It would have been easy for Lake Mary to give up. but the Rams came back. With 1:56 left In the half. Robbie Randall darted 16 yards for a touch­ down on a drive set up by the Cory Cooper-TUn Spivey passing combination. Cooper had his best game of the season, completing 17-of24 passes for 295 yards. Spivey was the beneficiary willl 14 catches. Cooper missed on a twopoint conversion toss and the Rams went In at the half, snM s ItoM SWOON O trailing 14-6. aasNa ky tSs City CissMlu. Quarterback Craig Candcto Cg^tn if fn Orgtmggg n went 20 yards to give DcUnd a M MW City COrk's 21-6 lead but still, the Rama HOTS: 0 A SSNSON M C IO IS fought back. T O ASSfAL ANY DICISION Cooper hit Spivey again or • TO AMY MAT23-yard touchdown pass on a PIN1B AT T H U fourth-and-15 midway through TMI NU T SCOOW M ON NCANNM. H I ON the fourth quarter after getting •NO WSJ. M I O A NSCONO OT chased around the on TNS P N O C IIO M O A AMO THAT, TON SUCH SUNTOSI. H I the previous two plays. ON I N I MAT M I O TO IM S U M Then, the officials took over THAT A VINSATN4 S t COSO O T T N I SNOCM OM O* * M A M . the game. Deland moved the WHICH M C O N D INCLUOIS boll from the Lake Mary 42 to THO TISTNTO NV AMO IV Ithe nine-yard-line on three O IN C I USON WHICH TM I S S IA L N TO H B A U D . straight penalties and Candeto ATLONWA tTA TU TIS MS A 10* hit Akins for a touchdown. SINSONO WITH O M A O R in H The Rams made It Interesting NSIDM M A M U T A N C I TO u n c m v a s i a n v os t h u i later in the game when Cooper m • W I I U S A l — — — COM. hit Richard Quinones for a six- TACT THS Q T T AOA COONOfyard score with leas then a mi­ NATON AT LXAST 44 HOURS IN nute to play but. after the two- AOVRNC I OS T H I M U T S M AT T-3J4-M 34. pointer tolled, all Deland had MCITY OS LAKI MANY, to do was run out the clock. That leaves the Rams wtth one more chance but a win would salvage the season. Ml ftavkip to slalmtof to haus «ny Hare, m is to knsresf In Mu *7Su a m himoy NOTITMO Mai an aetton to toractoM s • I I 1 | I S M MS Istototn* TNSSMBs Hasrtof MSkokato tSSN. OssaNf CMSNssS. LsSs Rams Page IB But there they were, trailing on the scoreboard and chasing the Deland quarterback all over the field. They are atHI playing thetr hearts out.* Lake Mary coach Doug Peters said. *We tried to get up for this to play the dis­ trict champs and we thought we did. but It was typical of the way our season has gone. We showed spurts but couldn't get U done.* The aeaaon ended for Lake Mary weeks ago. but there Is still the season within a aea­ aon that la the Seminole game. The Kama host Seminole*next Friday at 7:30 p.m. In a win that can send the seniors out on a high note. Once again, mistakes lulled Lake Mary. 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Folks the holidays are rapidly approach* fog an d I hope that you have been using the Information In this colum n to stockpile loot for a Christm as shopping spree. Unfortu­ nately. a s with everything. I deal with the, "W hat have you done for me lately.* m en­ tality. so let’s get going on this week’s picks. Before we do that however. I must take an obligatory look around Florida and see how ’our* team s are doing. The Miam i D olphins are looking terrible as they continue to lose ground In Uietr di­ vision. Today’s gam e with against the Jets will go a long w ay In determ ining whether they win make the playoffs. If they lose this one. look forw ard to a short season for Jimmy’s Boys. T h e 'J a g u a rs bounced back nicely from their loss to the Steelers and a slow start against the Oilers, but they wUl have their work cut out for them tom orrow as the surprising K ansas City Chiefs come catling. C ross your Angers. The Tam pa Bay Buccaneers have obvi­ ously lost the respect o f the betting public in Las Vegas a s they travel to Atlanta aa only alight favorites. I. for one, have not lost hope and continue to believe that they will make a serious run for the playoffs. They looked terrible last week aa they beat the lowly Colts, but I’m not m ad at them, and now that T&ny Dungy h as sought my advice on certain coaching decisions, we can recover nicely. Let’s take a look at tomorrow’s schedule and And some winners. they do they BETTER Cover Andre Riaon. o r they will be severely burned. T s g s a rs 9 7 . C ftls fc 1 9. MIAMI (4 ) VS. NEW YORK JETS DALLAS (4 ) VS. ARIZONA The Cowboys played thetr black hearts out laat week an d still lost to San Francisco. A loss tom orrow doom s them to a season without the playoffs, so look for a big effort The Cardinals are Just too bad to consider In this one. C s s b s f f 9 7 * C h A m I i 19. M INNISOTA (-10) VS. CHICAGO l‘m sorry, bu t I still think the Vikings are one o f the worst teams In the N.F.L. with a winning record. They do not have the talent to be a serious contender, and have no business giving u p 10 points to anybody. The Bears are bad, bu t If I w as forced to ‘ play* this gam e I’d take the points. VTk tatfs 9 7 , B a a r s 9 4 . CINCINNATI (4 ) A T INDIANAPOLIS The Bengal* covered last week and proved they can still score points so I tend to like them in this one. However, It's Impossible to bet against a team that hasn’t won a game. Everyone eventually h as their day In the sun. D A N ­ G E R STAY AW AY FROM TH IS ONE! Bttog a la 3 3 . C o lt s 9 9 . JACKSONVILLE (4 ) VS. KANSAS CITY The J agu ars need to learn how to protect a lead. They are still too young to deal with succem like a great team. They have blown more leads than Bozo the Clown has b u b ­ bles. Rich Gannon starts at quarterback for the Chiefs, so look for the Jags to blitz early. If The Jets are In uncharted w aters a s they now lead the division. The D olphins have looked kke Ash out o f the w ater the last few weeks, and tomorrow they’ll pay far It. The Jets, form erly J e st are for reaL They have loads o f talent and a great coach. The D olphins have very little talent and a m edio­ cre coach. Yes, that’s right. Jim m y Johnson Is a mediocre coach. Dm sorry, bu t 1 don’t w hat you all him . IS. GREEN BAY (-1S) VS. ST. LOUIS The poor Ram m les can’t get any respect, and tomorrow w on’t help. The Packers are Anally healthy and a s I’ve said for the past few weeks, they are ready to contend for the Super Baw l again. D isre­ gard thetr earlier poor perform ances, this one be a M ASSACR E IN THE SI* SN O W . win TAMPA BAY (4 ) A T ATLANTA It breaks my heart to adroit this, but I don’t think the B u st wUl win this game. The Falcons have found thetr groove, and will look to exploit a lazy attitude that has In­ fested the Buca. W e ll have to wait an oth er week togrt^ac^onM lhi^vrtnnlng track. V b L NEW ENGLAND <4) AT SUPPALO My beloved Bills have stayed abve with defense and little else. The Patriots are des­ perate for a win an d wlU pull out all the stops. Look for trick plays early a s New England look* to escape a very good B uffalo W ho Is Alex V an Pelt??? B K M 9 O 0 f tfea SEATTLE (4 ) A T SAN DIEGO I said the Sea haw ks will make the playoffs, and they wlA. Son Diego h as no idea how badly they w ill be beaten tomorrow. 1 tried to call and w a rn them, but the lines were tied u p with C h argers players evacuating their families. The Seahaw ks ore for real folks, a sw arm in g defense and an explosive offense, equals sucTHE SEAH AW KS SOAR TOM ORROW BABY!. PITTSBURGH (4 ) VS. BALTIMORE The Ravens w ill have a tough night as they travel to Three River Stadium for this showdown. If It w as In the Ravens* Nest, ! would have m ore hope, bu t here,,..Forget that noise, *Vlnny and the Ravens* steal this one from the Steelers themselves. BUI C ow her win ftp out during this aerial a ssa u lt 3& ,C SAN FR AN CISCO ( 4 ) A T P H ILA D ELP H IA Obviously, the betting public feels the N in ers win have a letdown after the big w in against the Cowboys. I, however, fe d that the big story lies In PhlUy where the Eagles realize they need this one to contend at a ll this year. This wlU be one heck o f a gam e. David versus Goliath, and David h as n o place to hide. T O O C L IM B T O C A L L ! Each week I Issue what I consider to be the best pick against the spread in the schedule. This to the gam e that after re­ search and contemplation I fed most com fortable releasing as my patented L O C K A s you all know, we have been extrem ely successful with these ‘ heavy plays.* T om or­ row I’m going with the I « K w JETB (+ 3 ) OVER D O L P H I N S . P art* 11s w ill have his troops ready for this one. and a s underdogs New York wlU go home with the W . Have a great afternoon, and say *hT to your neighbor today, you can never have too m any friends. Swimming i i team. lack of Interest, and no swim­ ming pool to practice In. Last year, the team began to form and the gits brought home fourth place at Districts, de­ spite thetr tough time* at their dual meets. THe district meet consists be to finish In the lop three. * which has never happened In Seminole swimming history. For Lori Thomas. It will be an­ other chance to attend the state meet, which she has par­ ticipated In the laat two years. Aa for Uroa Kallnlc. another school record or a personal best score will do Just One. fn J n rrg i tT ■ Siiwvi ' I 10 rtK Kwtifi * Cloud. Salrfttte. Spruce Creek, and Titusville. This meet means more than just another possible victory for Seminole. It la Important to these talented athletes and to thetr coach. Tony Ackerson, that they fulfill a dream that each Individual holds. For Ackerson. the dream will U*o of the best oppo­ nents in the stale. Satellite, who Is the defending State Champion, and Spruce Creek, which could easily finish In the top five at State. The team of Uroa Kallnlc. Jimmy Clark, Tobl Rush, and Dan bishop hope to do well In the 300 Medley Relay. Jennifer Armstrong leads the wav In the 200 Free and Its* a good possibly of becoming the first ever lo break two minut minutes. Armstrong Is also a two-time state qualifier. Thomas broke the school record In this event with a 2:00.80. A strong performance was delivered by Jenny McNeal. this year In the 200 Individual Medley. She was a dtoUlct ft,, year with her beat of 3:20.03 and with a back to breast turn, she to Improve even more. • 1 In the 90 Free In Central Florida will hold great promise for Thomas as she en­ ters the meet. In the 50 Free, each one of the boys has an Impressive race In front of them Including Kallnlc. Nick Crlvellarl. bishop, and Aaron Howard. Crtvelkri and Howard are both newcomers lo the sport and Bishop has six months of swimming experience. Kallnlc hopes lo make this event his first State Meet berth. Ha cur­ rently holds the third fastest time In Central Florida. Maja Paakaa has highlighted the team this year. Mia S Q S ? S r Whitlow unfortunately has eagle, a variety of herons and egrets, the occasional black bear and even a few of the rem aining endangered Flor­ ida panthers.* Organizers asked that auction par­ ticipants make a m inim um 420 dona­ tion which will be deposited tn the WFF. All moneys will help fund the protected Lake Trafford restoration. To obtain bid form s and rules. Inter­ ested Individuals should m all a selfaddressed, stamped envelope to: Lake Trafford Restoration, Fisheries Division. Everglades Regional Office, Florida Gam e and Fresh W ater Fish Com m is­ sion. 8535 North lake Blvd.. .West Palm Beach. FL 33412. SHUPE'S SCOOP M A N Y A N G L E R S W O U L D LIK E TO CATCH A BASS O VER TH E TEN PO UND M ARK. B U T B A G ­ G IN G B IG B A S S O N A C O N S IS ­ T E N T B A S IS R E Q U IR E S A T O U G H M ENTAL O UTLO O K . BASS O V E R T H E T E N P O U N D M ARK R EPR E­ SE N T A VER Y SM ALL PE R C E N T­ AGE OF TH E O VER ALL BASS P O P U L A T IO N . A N D Y O U M U S T B E W IL L IN G T O GO FO R HOURS W IT H O U T A ST R IK E . FISHING FORECAST Boss action to Improving by the day. Although the river to high, plan to fish am bush spots such aa slough m ouths and sandbars. For big bass, look for spots that have cover, food and escape to deeper water In the sam e vicinity. Think big shiners or heavyweight bass this time o f year, A tunker boss w ould rather chase down one big meal than scores of tiny tidbits. Sebastian Inlet has had gpod snook action for fish to twenty pounds. Large live shrim p, finger mullet and sm all mrnt Ihta year breaking school records In their dual meets. The team has grown tn depth and the Interest of this forgot­ ten sport is increasing with the help of coach Ackerson and hla efforts of getting (be school lo build a complex. Ij^ t r A m atrong^Angala Eh.. J f e S c m in ^ ^ *--------- iu m . nertatima. —*---- t w U ra l a a . h ad a Injuries but Dtotrtrts. A big event for Semlnola this year will be the 100 Free. Thomas and Armstrong both qualified far State In this event In I960, with Thomas making the finals tn Fort Lauderdale. Leslie Charles scored her per­ sonal best at Conference with Auction to help Lake Trafford W EST PALM BEACH _ Florida sportsm en have the opportunity to win a turkey hunting and baas fishing trip o f a lifetime, and help save an endan­ gered lake tn the process. A silent auction for (he trip package to one effort *by the Lake Trafford Tluk Force and the Wildlife Foundation of Fla., Inc. (W FF) to raise money for a projected 17-10 million restoration of the 1,500-acre lake. 30 m iles northeast of Naples In Collier County. Frank Morello. a fisheries biologist with the Florida Gam e and Fresh W a ­ ter Fish Com m ission (G FC), to the Divi­ sion o f Fisheries representative on the task force. He describes the huntlngflahlng trip package as a rare opportu­ nity for sportsm en. "The package to a community effort.* Morello said. T h e trip to being donated by Rex Properties. Lake Trafford Con­ servation C lub. Lake Tralford M arina, Alrboat Experience and the Seminole Indian Casino.’ The prize trip Includes: - a wild turkey hunt on Lake Trafford Ranch for the prized Osceola turkev, the most coveted of the wild turkey sub­ species. - a guided fishing trip on Lake Traf­ ford for largem outh baas, provided by Ski Olesky. local fish cam p operator and guide. - an alrboat tour of the Lake Trafford shoreline provided by Alrboat Experi­ ence. T h e winner of the silent auction will have the opportunity to see wild Florida up close and personal.’ Morello said. T h e Lain Trafford Ranch abuts the shore o f Lake Trafford and to part of the Big Cypress wilderness system. T h e btru tlfu l patch ol old Florida Is rich In w ildlife.' tie said. T h is to home to the endangered snail kite, the bald a 1:15. MeNeal will light for a posi­ tion In the 500 Free. Last year, she placed fifth at State with a time of SUM. Armstrong broke the school record during the season with a 5:31.08. Seminole to looking to qualify tn the 400 Free Relay with a ptnfish are the top baits. One-ounce Jigs are the favorite artificial. Big srtnter flounder w ill soon be m aking their a n ­ nual appearance. Soon, flatfish to ten pounds w ill be hitting finger mullet bounced slowly across the rocky bot­ tom. Captain Jock at Port C anaveral re­ ports that charter captains have been catching good num bers of wahoo 30 m iles out on the ‘ cones*. King mackerel and cobla arc on PtU cin Dftlft. Inside the Port, a few snook and plenty o f sheepshead and flounder are keeping anglers happy. Trout and redltoh are rated as good on the flats o f the B a ­ nana and Indian River. A u x ilia ry C h e c k S tation s OCALA _ In an effort to more con­ veniently serve hunters using the Ocala and Lake George wildlife m anagem ent areas (W M A'a). the Florida Gam e and Fresh W ater Fish Com m ission (O FC ) w ill provide 12 auxiliary deer check sta­ tions tn addition to the check stations known as North and South Hunt. OCALA WMA • The 88 Store _ FR 88. south of CR 310 • Advantage Sports Center _ NE SR 10. Salt Springs • Kelly’s Kountry Store _ NE CR 314. Scram bletown • Harvey’s Sporting Goods _ NE CR 314A. Lynne • Forest Hills Groceiy _ CR 42. Forest Hills • Eureka General Store _ CR 310. Eureka • Paisley Variety Store _ C R 42 East, Paisley • Country Store _ Panther Road and CR 445 • Nuby's Texaco _ SR 40 and C R 314 LAKE G E O R G E W M A • Pine Island Cam pground 0t M arina _ Lake George Drive. Seville • South Moon Fish Cam p _ South Moon Road. Aator • Speedway 7 to 11 _ Junction o f SR 11 and SR 40. Deleon Springs me day of perfect to quakfr for " Stale. Volleyball IB son this year, however, and that's not too bod.* Lake Mary loses a few very Important and powerful seniors this year to graduation. The amount of talent from the un­ derclassmen that will be re­ turning Is quite large and will no doubt help Lake Mary to at least get back to this point last ■cuon. UON8 A WIN SHORT LAKE cm r _ The Oviedo Li­ ons were within a game of ad­ vancing to the State Tourna­ ment. but could not climb that final hurdle aa they fell In the finals of the Class 6A-North Region II Tournament finals Friday night at Columbia High School. Oviedo (22-7) had advanced to the championship match by knocking out the hosts from Lake City 15-10, 15-4. In the finals the Lions met Martin County High School hum Stuart, which ousted Manatee High School from Bradenton 15-5. 15-7. Oviedo got off to a good start, edging the Tigers 10-14 tn the first game, but Martin County came bock to earn the state tournament bid with 15-3, 15-5 straight game wins. The Bean (21-1 If. won a spirited battle with Gulliver Prep from Tampa. 10-14, 15-13 to reach the finals of the Class 3A South Regional II Tourna­ ment at Winter Springs High School, but there swatted a very strong Academy of Holy Names squad from Tampa which had eliminated LaBelle. Winter Springs put up a strong fight, but In the end Holy Names prevailed 15-7. IS­ IS. 1 )i l > \ i r i BEARS BOUNCED WINTER SPRINGS _ Winter Springs reached the regional finals tot Its first year of exis­ tence, but fell short of earning a trip to Lakeland next week. / > “ r /•/4M I | M M toflncuton*him ,iwfevro ■ L A tg ... Fui Card simicastlnq homFL,CA,KY.NY.PA Pompano, H ud Park Meadows. Mssdawhnrti. : ET JAI-ALAI WED. font SAT. 730 PM. THURS. ft SAT. NOON: SUN. 1PM. AJ»o Simulcatt bomMUrrt and DaniaJd-Alal Hwy. 17-41 ft 43ft www o c x t ic h �Serford Hsrafc) Santoro. Flocal - Sunday NovemN>' <1 1997 Know your M M OuNd danew 3 ■i II •I •• '\ •j •i. ,1 3 4 •» Fourteen women were In­ ducted Into the Sanford Woman* Club membership in a festive Thanksgiving setting at the November meeting Sec­ ond vice president nnd mem­ bership chairman Rose Jacob­ son conducted the ceremony and presented each new mem­ ber with a club yearbook and data on the Florida Federation of Women's Clubs and the General Federation of Women's Clubs. The new members are Vivian Chagnon. Betty Colbert. Ruby Condor. Patricia Doughty. Lisa Porzlg Ftnnerty. Elisabeth (Beth) Fogle-Mlller. Louise Hams. Eileen Laskoskl. Jacqueline Mainele. Mary Lou McDonald. Jane Morgan. Selma Newman. Ruth Ann Stamm and Jewel C. Williams. Kathy Kraanoff. the dub s Conservation chairman. Intro­ duced the guest speaker. Prgry Coven, the vtvadous owner of Otd Fashioned Bloomers. Howey-ln-The-HUls. Peggy told the women how to grow antique roses without herbic»des. Insecticides and fungi­ cides. Also a portrait artist. Peggy said she got her start with four antique rose bushes which eventually pew to 10.000. After she was spotlighted in ■Southern Living- magazine, her phone and door bell didn’t alow doom, she said. Chib members were told not Stained glass accents decorate home poster lor the November ‘ Celebrate W om en' .m aul. ' j lp J W o m a n ’s c lu b in d u c ts 14, learns a b o u t a n tiq u e ro s e s Betty Jin k . Hist viie prcit dent. rrp«>rtrd on llir success of Ihe rlnli's rrrenl Ok lobe t frsl DORIS DIETRICH to confuse antique roses with hybrids. There is no correla lion except the hybrid* are parents of die antiques Peggy said Antique roses last up to 50 hears nnd the lilr n( a hy­ brid (In Florida) Is live years, except the Don Juan variety which lasts op to 12 years or more. PcgRv said She' |iointed out that antiques are easily propagated, bloom I I to 12 months In Florida, have no thorns, grow up lo 12 feet bill, are delightfully fragranl and Just love row patly tea Members admired a dainty , aromatic bouquet Peggy brought from her antique rose farm One of Ihe oldfashioned bloom ers was Rose Blush .which came from George W ashington’s rose ga r­ den. She M id a rose Is not considered antique unless n is from the year 1867 or earlier . President Ktilh (.nines c o n ­ ducted Ihe business m eeting and heard routine reports She honored Ihe 14 new m em bers by placing their names on a IVirolhy Anthony, clmirmnn o ( the education drp.irtntrnl. i t 'l r i l for loln n trrrs as rr.idltn: tutors in four element.uv schools for one-hall hour weekly llu ongll the V IM A pio gram MaryDale Jones, rlnh chairman of llnrirnd.i Girt* Ranch mile o f pennies cam pAlgn.asked members to search thrlr homes lor pennies to bring lo Ihr December meeting. Ttie (h ill’s an mi.il A it* and < rails lesllval Is scheduled at Ihr Dec. 3 meeting, according to Jeanette Padgett, chairman of Ihc arts department s|tr asks llial inemtirrs In tog thrlr culrics lo die clubhouse on Dee 2. from '» 30 lo I I 10 a in Hostesses decorating die clubhouse anil serving Ihe ra Irrcil lunrhcon were Viola Frank nnd Donna Adamson, chairmen. Call McCord. Polly I’rzold. Shirley Mills Tina Jo seph. Jcnnrlte IVII M artin Slevrns and Mary Hoorir If** I Ballet Quid af w y this k m proudly Tnfiitr 1 H o« i: i ".nii (left) Inducts Lisa Flnnsrty (ons of 14) Into ths Sanford Woman's Club*1 In Maty amt Carl Tlllls who will celebrate Itirir f»8ih wedding anniversary on Nov 28 The couple mere married In S ara­ sota mill have lived In Hanford for 37 years M ARY W ASIIUURN MARKS 8 0 T II B IR TH D AY Mary Tamm Washburn who lived in Sanford for year moved lo Sarasota last year lo Mary noil Carl are Ihe par­ ents of Hirer sons. They have 11 grandsons, two granddaugh­ ters and seven great grand children PILOT CLUB MEETS FOR FALL COUNCIL ' Florida District Pilot Fall Council was n dry land cruise at a (fopular Daytons Beach Hotel, according to Ruth Gaines. Friday evening the theme was set by the District t.crvernor and officers charac-i icri/ing s cruise ship’s officers.* * »• Dietrick, Pag* SB other Items measuring as high as three foot high by bur foot. A recent project includes a half circle stained fa s * with swans fraceftiDy gliding next lo Illy pads. This will become part of the decor m a window in her bedroom. 4 ess. Oattl said that one must Uke the glass and cut It with gtasacuttcra. Next, grind to make the edgrs smooth and then place on the pattern to down to create a smooth effort agstowt the *ass She men­ tioned that she uses a Popsicle •tick for this. Fhi*. copper, •older and lead ail figure into additional work and after a hot. soapy wash one can then enjoy the fruits at their labor. Although her art la now mas­ tered she also crafts and •crapes. These are made from three beveled pieces of glass placed together. A cap is put on one end and then shells, •and and an occasional sUw- have been married for 2yeara. They have two chlldret Janice and John, and have re sided in DeBary for two yarns. Bad weather doesn’t hamper party goers * i i Peggy Yeagley bride of Norval G. Angle Hwgld P*«ta Bf f0mmt VMeant (left) and Kathy Krasnotf. program chamnan and ths dub's Conservation chairman SHI II WEDDING SAP V t it.mm.-iiil.iilorin Hsnry Tamm of Lake Mary and Sanford, reunites with hi* arttart, Mary Tamm Washburn (right), bsUidsy honoteo. and Hstsns Tamm StsinharL Gems of Future presented, migrant’s daughter now poet The Gems Of The Future are young people who have proven to be precious gems with fu­ tures that will show what tal­ ented. educated and Inspira­ tional gfrla and boys they are. The Kappa Sigma Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Inc. presented and showcased the gems. Dr. Anita Choice and Sylvester Wynn. Jr. Introduced Jaamyne Krlallna George, a 13-yeor-old student at Lakevlew Middle School. Jaamyne Is a member o f First Shiloh Baptist Church. She Is the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Larry Dllllgard and Lewis George. Jasmyne aspires lo be In the theater. She thrilled Ihe audi­ ence with the lovely renditions Vlola Poslsy, author and pool anil lx the »on of Mr and Mrs Leonard Robinson M.ircus a s­ pires to become a doctor, lie entertained ihe audience with Ids rendition of *1 iichcve l Can Fly" on his bass horn. Travis Drnard Clayton Is a 12 year old student at Lakevlew Middle S< liool. Winter Garden, where he is a member of St. Mark A M E. Church. Ills parents are Ralph ( ’ lav ion and Attorney and Mrs James Sweeting. Iravls aspires lo be a physical therapist lie recited "Go lo God*. Ashley Dawn Foster is a 14yenr-okl student at Edgewaler High School. She Is a member o f Ml. Moriah Baptist Church ami hrr parents are Mr and Mrs. Howard Foster. Ashley aspires lo become a pediatri­ cian. She played selections on Ihe violin. George Cornelius Thomas Is a 12 year-old Gortha Middle School studrni who is a m em ­ ber o f Washington Shores Presbyterian Church Ills grandparents are Mr and Mrs Leon Watkins George aspires lo b e a professional golfer lie recited Ihe poem ‘ Poor Old Fly’ . Serena Santlt.i Watson Is a 12-year-old student at P ied­ mont Lakes Middle School. She Is a member of First Pentecos­ tal Church o f Orlando. Serena's parents are Mr. and Mrs Les Watson She aspires lo become a doctor and her solo was *1 Know Thai I Can Makr |f. Sheldon Watson is a 14-yc.u old student al Edgewutrr High School. He is a member o f ihr First Pentecostal Church o f iM m td O c t IB. I9B7. at 2 Pja . at 2300 Mullet! Park f*wd. Geneva. Bill Hlrfontmua performed the tra­ ditional ceremony. fThe bride la the daughter Mr. and Mrs. Norman A. Y g a fiy of New Cattle. Pa. Given m marriage by her fitter, the bride chose for bgr vows a mid-length white lap* dress. Shs wore a floral headpiece and carried a bouquet of red roses. Faith Angle Longwcll served the bnde as matron of honor. Judy Angle Barbcrlo was the bridesmaid. Each wore a red dress and carried red roses. Melvin Angle served (he bridegroom as best man. * The reception followed at the wedding site. The newlyweds are mak­ ing their home In Sanford where the bridegroom Is re­ tired. The bride Is employed by Sue’ Hallmark in Lake Mary. events. The turnout for the Lake Mary Community Im­ provement Association’s sec­ ond annual Halloween party was much bigger than ex­ pected. But there was more than enough food and treats to handle the crowd that came into the Lake Mary Community Center, damp, but ready to have fun. The popular event brought In animals, princesses, brides, cartoon characters, even Do­ rothy from the Wizard of Os came with the Wicked Witch. The children bobbed for apples and played fames. Cadette Girl Scout Troop 148 set up a mad scientists laboratory In the kitchen of the community cen­ ter. Dressed as laboratory cx- perlmenIs. they blindfolded Ihe children and led them through the lab where they kept all the body pans. The children were allowed to eat intestines, spare fingers and toes, and liver. Most of the children guessed that the Intestines were really spaghetti, but the mushroom toes fooled almost all of them. With so many choices, the Judges had a hard time decid­ ing Ihe winners for the cos­ tume contest. In the 10-13 age group. First place t place went to Jessica Crenshaw, second place to Eric WcndarL and third place to Brooke Stillwell. In the 7-9 age poup, first place went to Shayna Wesley, second place to Autumn Le­ wis. and third place went to Robert Adaraowtcx. In the 4-8 age w ou p, first V\Naval A cadem y just what he ordered Gams of His Tutors during prsssntatlon MARVA H A W K IN i Wland's His parents tire Mr. and Mrs I • Watson Sheldon a 'f i r I.> t" an engineer and l e i l l M l t h e | c m Mysclr. WhMiirv l.nri il Wynn Is a 12ye.u .11 Indent it lakevlew Middle ih ' il She Is a mein Iter 1 1 Vu |. v Deliverance C en­ ter "nl her paren's arr William Wynn md \ngcln Carpenter WIiMiicv ••pars in become a (hi. ini SI" I d lln l Ihr T h e ii.'iti. '• il V\•.til ill . V* ic ( hflllenitnl lor success by Ihc Krv. Marvin Zanders II who told Ihe gems that they were lo ‘ Just Do II*. Hr (old them they are Impor­ tant. are somebody and In hr people who are responsible, respected, devoted nnd lo dis­ cover and develop work al whal lliry want to do. He also told (hem that with no struggle there Is no progress and that thry are what they are and lo always hold their heads high. Dr. Lurlrnr Bwaetlng adm in­ istered Ihe Oalh of Dedication lo Ihc gems. Musical solos were presented by Cynthia Drown and Ihe Kappa Sigma Rho. a popular dance group, rnlrrtalnrd Ihe audience. There was a presentation of awards to the winners. First place went to Jasmyne K. George, these awards were given by chairpersons Celeste Hurley. Bhaen Jones nnd l.nr-. I’ tte Sweeting The (losin g remarks wera' also words of encouragement given to ihe gems by president., Eddye K. Walden. The commit** j.,, lee wns comprised of Bobrl*j,,i Alexander. Abby Francois,-, a Maggie Francois. Eloulae Quin- u ’ Ion and Tracy Smllh. Clemmlr Boyer from the ‘ i Seminole Community College ,'J10 Flue Arts Deportment presided. , over the Gems of The Future*™,, which was held Saturday.,..,. Nov. I. EVENING WITH AUTHOB ' ‘ Viola Poaley. a new author ‘J recently released her book of_L,, poems entitled T o Live. Learn, and Live Again* SANKOFA. This book was ihe way Poaley-— has summed up how she Uvea frfl her life lo ihe fullest, ft is her > expression o f how people grcw/H and choose to learn from their*!.* past. These words of We artf<-*4 written from different Umeans! See Hawkins. Psgs SB , AMNAPOUS, Md.-For more than, a century and a half. It has hern one of the most pres­ tigious schools In the country. Each year. I2.0Q0 own and women apply for admission, but only 1.400 arc accepted. The school Is the U. S. Naval Academy at Annapolis. Md.. and in 1994. Christopher Watkins became one of the 1.400 new midshipmen. Watkins, son of Raymond and Kathleen Watkins of Lake Mary. Fla.. (32748) graduated from Lake Mary High School, in 1994. Today, he’s a mid­ shipman in hla senior year at Annapolis. *1 wanted a degree in Aero­ space Engineering and to gain valuable leadership experi­ ence.* Watkins said. -Other schools simply can't offer this combination of experiences.’ The academy seeks to pre­ pare midshipmen morally, mentally and physically to be­ come the ftiture leaders of our Navy. Many graduates have gone on to become prominent national figures, including 73 Medal of Honor winners. 309 members of Confess. 38 as­ tronauts. 32 Rhodes scholars, many corporate CEOs, one Nobel Prize recipient and a U. S. president. Midshipmen must be nomi­ nated by a member of Con­ gress. the secretary of the Navy, the vice president or the president to receive an ap­ pointment to the Naval Acad­ emy. Watkins received hla nomination from Senator Bob Graham and headed for the academy Immediately following high school p adustIon. Annapolis offers a bachelor of science degree In 18 aca­ demic majors including engi­ neering. math, science, social sciences and the humanities. Prom ths very start. Watkins, an aerospace engineer, ex­ celled in academics; in Met. he has been recognized on the Superintendent's list for every semester. This entails a 3.7 grade point average and marks of A or B Jn military perform­ ance. conduct, and physical education. Tm proud to say I've been selected for the Vol­ untary Graduate Education Program.’ he said. ’ During my second semester this year. I'll be attending the University of Maryland working on my mas­ ters degree In Space Systems Engineering,’ The basis for the academy's success has been It's uniquely demanding regimen, which can be a source of stress for some students If not dealt with prop­ erly. But not for Watkins, who has learned the value of efflten also take millitonal, ethics and courses. To further tr overall develop- cetve on-lhe-joh training in surface ships, submarines, air­ craft and Marine Corps units. ‘ During Ihe summer sessions I've traveled to Pearl Harbor. Hawaii for training onboard an Aegis cruiser.* Watkins said. ‘ Most recently. I’ve completed an Internship as the Assistant Shuttle Test Director at the Kennedy Space Center. That was a great hands-on applica­ tion of my classroom study.* Though most people would think he’s already busy enough. Watkins la also the commander of hla company which has more than 140 young men and women. The Job offers some extra privi­ leges. but Watkins feels the experience of responsibility Is the best part. He points out. The biggest lesson I've learned la that moat people want to do their jobs well and you need to give them enough freedom to do so." After graduation In May 1998. Watkins will complete hi* master's depee before go­ ing on to nuclear power train­ ing for submarines. He hopes to go on to duty at the Naval Space Command after com­ pleting his time at sea. Christopher W atkins o l Laka Mary cr 3 group, Jared Kuhl, �M - Sanford HariU, Ssntord. Hood* •Sunday. Novsntwr 9. 1997 SUNDAY | 6 00 INrwsX | 6 30 j ? 00 | MO j ft 00 | ft If) | 1 1" ---------------------- l i « n F * f r g H - | '* It.! -7 1 | HJ 00 10 30 1 ’ 00 11 30 | 1 Itwwsw SW*1WT|lto#i Plat* jMiwt naraMMnaaty t « a Attendtog P M Fa> Council art (from koft): Doris Stein. Sanford. Diana Mngraa. CryMai Rivar. Pitot In­ ternational Srtt vtca prattdant; Ruth Qainaa, Sanford: Ufy Moora, Colorado. P M International praaidant. and Marian RathwHI, praaidant ct Sanford P M Club ,tni <ti.' Dietrich|U»n»— I) 0ni>»O*n««nnwl e tiir lioow»»Ttewi** W W*»ta** l—iil » *s l*— *»* ftw»W Inur— lhK>m INtOro 1!*»<»•»» N N t *** *—t WOm t+*»Tmm tw ris s r " i w l a — * _______ w u sSw «a M ~" w » " lwwi~ m*tmtmrnn W 5~ T 3W T JO T |uiwNiiiiwriiiw lin iu ltC * mu)fr«»*fo5napu»i»iwcig E B B a B H S m ‘ t»* S iiiK x a w K _________ CM . . . f y , t ^ l ! S r " £ r S & |(.> S S S E g S B I « »» i ' w 6 30 | 7 00 1 7 30 1 600 iMfltwitaE Patnott at ]DMfrM (B Sia—N fl i c»* »« lf*y* h t— « h '" * iimmiltu—tto Wwmi.|P1 national officers; president Lily Moore and first vice president Diana Klngree. Activities were cruise (sre o f hin. entertain­ ment. banquets. Informative seminars. Inspirational serv­ ice. and business sessions. As on all cruises friendships were renewed and new friend­ ship* developed; important to this organisation o f friendship and sendee. Ruth said Sanford Pitot's attending were Ruth Gaines. Marian Rethwtll. Don* Stein. Atha Sanders, club arc rctary: Carol Sprouae. cluti treasurer: and Marge Corrrll The 'On Board" registration was 2011 Florida Pilot Club members. l » f .» (OiiV fii>< •■iv «•( • \bi ffial U g L B g - ^ frfrri l ■i M W Mtr**” aF>t ____ . S r> »w ~ iT T Con tin n ed from P a fa 4S Ruth M id. The evrn ln fa actlvitir» included the pilot scholarship house foundation m eeting und an auction to hind F lo r­ ida's Pilot Scholarship Houses at FStl and UF. A highlight o f the weekend. Ruth slated, was the presence and participation o f two Inter­ T«tee**rt» 6o - >wa s»*( re se a t la O n liiH iM y » i ' - ?. ■ n i L n r r■ B Abby honors cake recipe request u H B S f»* a n H a S JO I 9 00 | 9 10 I 10 00 1 ft 00 [t s n s s n OMfcmfc ••* 1tM* BuiM i 5m m 1 I1KAK AltltV Kvt-r since I was a rhild. my mulhrr clipped interesting recipes from newspapers and magsones and pasted them into s scrapIssik Finally, her scrapbook detertoraleil and fell apart Mother threw ii uwuy instead o f restoring it. When I found nut. I was devastated I told her I had been hoping that ■me day the si-raplsstk would have hern passed down to me Thank gisslness, seteral years ago. when I lell my mother's nest. I pholocupied certain recipes from her scrapbook. Due ■>( them was a handwritten recipe for cheesecake For years, I thought it was her famous cheesecake recipe. Just this wee-k. I discovered that the hand­ written recipe I copied is not Mom's famous cheesecake reetpa, but yours, clipped from the n* * M P t e decides ago ”* “ ** This is my entire family's favow rite dessert and Mother was always asked to bake it for special occa­ sions My parents divorced and my mother rarely bakes nuw. My father's family always reminisces when dessert time comes around uhout my mother's delicious cheese­ cake AOVICfl JA B IG A IL V A N BUR EN ened; 4 eggsi I cup sugar-, 1 tea­ spoon vanillot 1 pint dairy sour cream (room temperature), and a 21-ounce can peepasad cherry, blueberry or elraw berry pie filling. METHOD; Heat oeen to 350 QifTVCVi Combine graham cracker crumbs, powdered sugar and butter. Press Into bottom of an ll-lnch springform pan. In a large bowl, beat cream cbeeee, eggs, sugar and vanilla So. Abby, please grant me one until smooth. Pour mixture over wish Print your famous cheesecake recipe again. It will guarantee that prepared ___ Bake at 350 for 50 minute* the tradition o f having it at our family gatherings continues for gen­ luntll center la aetl. Remove from oven and spread sour erations cream on top of coho. Return t» EAGERLY AWAITING oven and bake an additional & IN WOODLAND HILLS. CALIF. minutes. Remove from oven and allowsAa eaoL Spread desired ) topping on ahoaMcaMe. Chill overnight. Borneo sorvmg, care•Abbv'aFavc Favorite Recipes,1* fullItei I It’s a cinch to S e rve s: |g. CRUSTt 1 1/2 cupa graham Tip: To minimise cracking, cracker enunba, 1/2 cup butter place a shallow pan half full of 11 cube), melted, and l/S cup hot water on lower rack o f oven during baking. Be sure the sour P°CH EUE?AKEt 3 (•-ounce) cream Is room temperature packages cream cheese, soft- when you spread It on. i i.-*t 1IH* L-trl , <T* I tl*I oat. • m i­ ll it* n * 3,nr • silt,I V / il ••nit ••yen H int •il n «*. I n Lrr« b ill I'iii ■mti>k"» 1.1 'I 111II lUiw •n ii Hawkins Continued from Pago 41 K IR and situations o f Ufe and Inner fekik..l.fi-sr»~ tn »Jri^ fg feelings. [ U M p n lilt ( I M D aw ) kam l n * \ IU M 0 * ( M l thaw) l U > t a i s r <n.nr« » n— i ro-u ■ N » W t a n a Tm pay |WB u m )___ The poet was born In San­ B « i • Fm m t u | ■ iw .e v u ..iiw iiiM t u s n B ford and was one o f 19 sib ­ itiS)ytu ««•*■••*! n w ' n»N*Mo««Miwi.H»iMP*»w*o<*Fiao Bay d t a *% W p S a a i lings w ho traveled with her MAX parents as migrant workers. sm r KCSBrnB5SBKCTC3----B C T B W B j w Jw N a *■»!* lya m a g She adm its she hod a wide ex­ now w b jt 1■>yCWarn 5 r t « u * M » r**l» M jjn y jp ra c irK B n s ly liaO n IM Tiia I I M iE K 5 tXKm n s i K K perience, not tell good. H05T w K a L an ai T. Foslry wrote her first poem over U w U n S T when she was In tenth grade Q T j ^ ^ ¥ ^ T 5M 0W W C » | i L— p y S g £ for a speech class. She called suff­ w T '~ ~ V - U a « I M » | G ^ - .U a r t U a w ■ il — M ic e ' taaai lam w aa | lu a « tn cw *a it ‘ N othings Detter Than You*. li u6) 1*4 A»y at a jtw i B.a»a) tMw<«77 361TU. t?fiW| n |IM~ ^ i^f a.a•••« h llM C OSJr&ant Tllm O SV 8VW W in»< i iiiie^ r *r . .M n g After graduating from Sem inole TUC H i « « * > m lanqi O' TT |*«ancy Tiam p* Baiaa) TO ■ LVOo - m H iXl [iw la w ■ SO(In i tbanal eM W ,J MJ G O W mi (n 5w*o(n> M High School, she joined the TH T -) 1C| MMwr, a a s |t t r t ftama |QartniHaalaT ML. O ra l ta**nt*B B a i |(10*1 |W i i Haiaat aatTRTiirRR OBT III I I■ ■ ■ ................................ fill Iiiii.i. |»|II 1 7t 1 U.S. Air Force. She began her W E S ! w r U U I» U M l Jaal IKaat Taakaa I service writing and releasing WCHrtaOlhwaaiJaia her Inner pain and Joy. iMaianai BaaaaaWa l o t i ' i iT w ra r W B a w lU jli Raised In poverty, against all odds and rough times, she o f­ ten rem inds herself o f her MONDAY PRIME TIME 6:00 I 6 30 | 7 00 | M 0 | a 00 | 8 JO | 0 00 | 9 30 | 10 00 | 10 30 | 11 00 | 11:30 challenges that were positive. She was the first o f her fam ily members to attend college. Posley made a promise to her­ self that she would build her future on her past. She U now a social worker and counselor for BETA where she encourages groups o f teen­ age expectant mothers who need to build their self esteem and other facts of life that will help to make them cope with their problem life. While In the sendee In Washington. DC. ahe worked with (he homeless which In­ spired her to write "My Letter T o Ood*. To those who would like to hear the reading o f the poems o f this local author there will be on even in g with the author and her book "SANKOFA* on Friday. Nov. 21. at 6 00 p.m. at the Ced.ir Creek Community Center. LIVE SHOW COMING ‘ Cassanova* and Jacopo Productions will again release the new compact disc and ca* sette o f the local musical artist Gerald Cassanova. "Tw o Faces" Is a contemporary gospel and secular album. There w ill be a live show on Saturday. Nov. 15 at 8:00 p.m. at the Seminole African American Academ y of Arts located at 1019 West 13th Street. Donations at the door ore 85. .1011 .Ik ii.L * OIJII•an Istn 'm h lin » ii sc at ■Von to I iin:i lo o t Rowell--------C on tin u ed from Page SB tany Poole. OLDER SCOUT* NEED HELP Lake Mary Cadctte Girl Scout Troop 148 docs volunteer work for Girl Scouts and the city many times. For the second year In a row. the girls helped out with the CIA's Halloween party. They have also helped out with Clide Lake Mary Days, the Historical Com m ission's Gtrl Scout Day. and Olde Lake Mary Holidays. They hold a workshop for younger troops every month to help Brownies and Juniors earn recognition's. Some work as aides or even coleaders for younger troops. They are currently planning a camping week-end for over 260 scouts und leaders. When they were Brownies and Juniors, Troop 148 was the top cookie selling troop for their level almost every year. But when they became Cadettea. sales dropped. Everyone wants to buy cookies from the cute little Brownies, no one wants to buy from a teenager. Therefore, older troops must look to alternative means to raise funds. So. Troop 148 Is holding a talent show and si­ lent auction on Saturday, Nov. 15 at 7:00 p.m. at Lake Mary Elementary School. Several troops and Individual girls wtU be performing. The public la Invited to come to the talent show. The coal is just 82 for adults and 81 for children. The troop still needs donations for the silent auction. They have been very fortunate with the Items they have already re­ ceived. The Lake Mary Planter House has donated a birthday party for 10: Scholastic Books. 10 beautlAd hardcover books: the Lake Mary Car Wash, three full sendee car washes; Dil­ lard's. skin care products; Re- colon, a universal remote; Boh Evans, a gift certificate; the Seminole Family YMCA. two youth memberships, and from Wendy's. food certificates. Troop parents are also donat­ ing items for the auction. If you or your business can help, please call Peggy Wolfe at 3278207. f{L C A L LAKE M AR Y 3S80 H « * ' ■ I 5 0% OFF E N TE R TA IN M E N T The Winter Springs C iv ic Association Fundraiser is selling 1998 Entertainment books. They can bo purchased at Richard’s Barber Shop in Winter Springs or by calling. 365-8766 . 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I am Hardy fortunate In that I enjoy read­ ing and have a retentive mem­ ory. This haa served me well many times In the operation of my various buatnesa entities. it of their ability to Recently a tot of articles have Ual d m la an agreement. appeared about the process of The advantage of using a decision making and lt‘s effect upon an organisation. Aa a group of make a decision la many different view points long time small business per­ that m be heard. If a committee to son I am not very interested tn tortured models of how deci­ structured correctly it wtU dosions are made. What I believe hue some of the objection to in Is the individual rather than change by allowing people la the poup. I have watched more feel that they have Input Into and more decisions made by the changes. While this is great committees. Committees are for politics is this the best fine If you want a sate choice thing for your huWneaoT I am but peatness never will come not euro that R la. for after all bom a group. Committees tn- who haa the V -l Jo h n K te u O o ro Mark Cochran Nswsmaksrs h a* to r n named marketing and general a d ­ ministration director at Keller Outdoor Inr.. a 10 year old Sanford based landscaping and maintenance company, which included a full service nursery and tree farm. Mark Cothran has been named assistant professional at the DeOary O olf and Country Club. in the success of your buatneos? In the beginning of this arti­ cle I mentioned staying in­ formed as to what la going on around you. If you are not staying up with the world and current Industry and business cnndlH— . how can you make correct decisions? That means your outlook and long range trends and Interpreting how they will effect your buatnesa. When I alluded earlier to jS belief that committees pick Individuals or great choices. I did not mean that all decisions should not be made by groups. But aa the business owner you need to be prepared to moke the key strategic deci­ sions that effect the health of tut nroo. Non strategic are a perfect chance to Involve your employees. When fluking the key deci­ sions you need to consider all aspects of your business with one overriding factor. That foe- tor Is that the business exists to m ake a profit for you the owner. Without that profit yoiir business will not long survive to fulfill other needs In the community. Too m any times In my conversations with busi­ ness owners they cloud their Judgnent with feel good senti­ ments without facing the e* sentlal truth o f business. I believe In long range plati­ ning and having i ng clear and coitelse fo a ls that can be trans­ mitted throughout your organi­ sation. I don't believe they can be developed In a vacuum. But be very careful that the deci­ sions you have considered re­ flect the needs o f the business not Just an Individual. Wayne Hardy Is the coordi­ nator o f the Small Business Development Center at Sem i­ nole Community College. Hr can be reached at 321-3495 email whardyCbcllsoulh.net. For Personal & C o m m e rc ia l Insurance Business scenes 8lomons colobratos 180 years TONY RUSSI. JR* IM O O m *■ ■■ -* r lP ffW k L. "I Iks 1900i annlvoriafy wOh outplaysw at o fenSy ptaoc. TONY RUSSI INSURANCE 2878 S. Fronch Avo. Sanford 322-0285 lllltt On h i t s I I I > 1 1 I ’l l i n #* Its the store you remember with ? P ]) gifts you lovel * • Muffy VenderBear •Crane Stationery 4 • Crabtree A Evelyn • Seagull Pewter • Vera Bradley • Boyd'* Bean •Caspari • Lam pc Berger Jeans become worldwide symbol S p e c ia l t o th e H e r a ld Do not underestimate the Importance of jeans. They are as American as apple pie, and have become a worldwide symbol o f this country's Infunual culture. But things are changing for this ubiquitous garment, as cowboys to casual dressers alike will be looking south for the next shipment. 'Denim production Is growing explosively In Mex­ ico.' said a recent article In Women’s Wear Dally, as a consequence o f the North American Free Trade Agree­ ment (NAFTA), which has been In place for three years. Mexican apparel makers are eagerly courting U. S. business beyond Just the as­ sembly relationships that have fueled the surge In a p ­ parel production In Mexico. Even new Mexican laundries are acting os intermediaries for manufacturers. In two years, by the provisions of NAFTA, these products will be duty bee os they enter the U. S, market. This Is ex­ pected to Ignite com petition between U. S. and Mexican denim suppliers for the Mexican Jeans business. What It will not Ignite are lobs here. The rush to Mexico leaves a wake o f empty manufacturing sites in the United States, and with tex­ tile and apparel Industry companies responding In- i creaslngly to the cheap labor available Just to our south, there will be more em ploy­ ment ebb than (low. The U. S. trade drfleit with Mexico Is also o f great con ­ cern. In 1994. the United States enjoyed a trade eurP1us with Mexico o f 81.350 blllllon. But by 1996. as the North American Free Trade Agreement picked up steam, the U. S. Incurred a 816.202 billion dejlclt with Mexico. Consider this dramatic shift In the context o f Jobs and the overall economy. And con ­ sider the Impact on the day to day feelings o f Insecurity o f the remaining dom estic Jobholders, os they watch an increasing number o f manu­ facturing sites close. Textile and apparel manu­ facturers do not have to go abroad to find economies. The American worker, while paid more on an hourly b a­ sis. performs with great enough efficiency to make up for this. And the quality Is unsurpassed. The 'M ade In U.S jV ' label represents Jobs In America. Some are concerned this symbol may Join the list o f endangered species should trends go unchecked. But this Is entirely preventable. As consumers, we can ex­ press a preference for clothes, etc. that carry the label, and thus create a healthy market for such goods. It’s never too early to teach Kids investing 8psclal to tbs Harold________ attracted more shareholders. than 100.000 Teaching kids the impor­ tance o f Investing money can be difficult. A key to this p roc­ ess is to do It tn a way that geta the kids directly Involved and Interested. One o f the best ways to a c ­ complish this Is to select an investment that kids under­ stand and can Identify with such aa stocks o f com panies whose products kids use and are familiar with like Disney Microsoft. McDonald's and Mattel. 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Both are outstanding students and the Daid m hsr* brought national recognition to -I Kw • 2 °*™ lim -nn d-10 from “ • th e 20. Ssntooto Durtsrs Autowy Ifamp (teg) and M y l f o k u r M and ready to head tar fas fog Apple to psrtsmt to top ThwtsgMng Day Parade. They ars mentors of Vie dtosrwrig i The hard part? They each have to raise over •3.000 far the trip, and that's the bare mini­ mum. Spending money In New York can add up. so they've been attempting to raise money In the community and they've even been rais­ ing their own money, selling programs at ■porting events and concerts. That allowed them to see Brooks and Dunn and Rrba McErv tfes, but without help, the rest comes out of thrir own 13th-grads pockets. Both admit that their parents have been Im­ portant parts of the Amdraiaing but are look- Once they make It to New York, they wtU be met at the airport and spend the week leading up to the parade attending Broadway shows and vtalting. among other things, the Rocke­ feller Center tee skating rink, a tour of the NBC headquarters, the Statue of Liberty, the Empire Slate Building. Radio City Musk- Hall and St. Patrick's Cathedral. It sounds Uke a busy week and It will be. Not only will the sightseeing be a load of time, they'd also have to choreograph their routine with hundreds of other dancers from all over the country. Both were amt a video of their routine so they can prepare for the trip. When the trip Is over and things calm doom. Audrey wants to prepare to attend Florida State or Florida A a M and ShcUy has a dream of being a Dallas Cowboy cheerleader. She plans on trying out for the squad nest summer. For now. they're Just looking for that boost ic get to New York and to ace snow. By the way. look for the Dealers on Thanksgtvtng morning at around 10:45 am. They'll be dancing to the tune of 'Put on ■ Happy Face.* Anyone wtahtng to help the Pouters should send checks to S/fS-fftUsfers Flint. Seminote tltgh School 2701 Hktgewood Aur.. Stuyford. Flo.. 32773. LMHS Marching Rams garage sale NghUck champion done* team. Students make a difference You can't complain if you don't let your vote make a difference It happens every four rears but only about half of the United Suites citizens partici­ pate. What Is this event? Voting. In the United States, the voting rate la at SB percent whereas other countries are much higher Uke Italy (94 percent). Australia (86 per­ cent). and Canada (71 per­ cent). Statistics show that people who vote at election time are well educated (the higher the education the better) and people oveT 35 years of age. The groups least likely to vote arc young adults ages 1824 and Hispanics. But why do these people not vote? First of all. moat people do not care about politics and civic duty and secondly, com­ plaints about registration (Ufflcullies. Let’s get right down to the core of the problem. Our country has spent the last hundred years fighting for freedom. It wasn't until 1870 that black men could vote and 1920 when women were al­ lowed. Do we want to go back to those ancient days? One freedom we have as citizens In to choose a presi­ dent that will service us tn the best possible way. What if one day everyone decided not lo vole In fhr next election? What would hap­ pen? It Is our civic duty to vole. There are too many people that sit around and complain about our government. How many of them vole every four years? If you don't care enough to vote, don't com­ plain. Registering lo vote should not be used as an excuse ei­ ther. In 1993. the Motor Voter Law was established which allowed people to regis­ ter to vote at the same time they applied or renew their drivers license. People can register to vote at the County Services Build­ ing on First Street tn Sanford or you can call the Demo­ cratic /Republican Parties, just to name two. There are no excuses for not voting. It may not seem to be an Im­ portant priority for young adults to do but It really does matter. These people that hold office are running our government. I know I want somebody In that position to be on my aide and agree and tight for tire issues I believe In. Nothing ever gets dans unices someone gets up and does It. Our country has got a little re­ laxed and even lazy. We are too quick to eay who cares end my ■Ingle vote doesn't matter. Wen. It docs. If 10 people from every city said I am not going to vote, the number of voters would de­ OPEN TODAY • hu * m I#f la* , 4M4 4 Iri*? M .tod* Atsokb-l* ftil Ir The country sat by their tele­ visions everyday when the OJ. Simpson trial was on because we were all concerned, inter­ ested. and curious but It's hinny how we put so much Ume and energy Into watching a trial that has nothing to do with our Uvea directly, whereas voting tn the presidential election does. OJ. does not decide If taxes are raised and he does not decide If we send soldiers to Bosnia. Maybe that should be taken In mind. It.«1 r 1 Joseph Klrpal Tewag. of daughter of Yulonda Brewel of Maitland, son of Mara and Jo- Winter Springs. pra Young, waa chosen to be a member of the Stetson’s Council for Student Activities at Stetson University. Sanh Beth Bchads, of Lake Mary, was awarded the Samuel M. Proctor Memorial Scholarship. She to a Lake Mary graduate who attends Joaaaa Lisa Peart enrolled Flagler College. at Harvard College this fall as a member of the Class of 2001. She Is the daughter of Michael George Peart and Vi­ Kalhl—a ra ik a g of Mait­ ola Peart of Oviedo and a graduate of Lake Howell High land. daughter of Larry and School where she waa an AP Emily Furlong, won a $3,000 Fidelity National Title Insur­ Scholar with Distinction, a ance scholarship for the 199S Top Ten Senior Award recipi­ school year. She Is a Junior at ence. a Stiver Scholars Winner the University of Mississippi and Committment to Excel­ with a double major In Thsalence Award Winner. tre and Journalism. Kriatla Mattsaoa, a senior Tasksaida Vyiy Las Da- at Bryan College In Tenneapeas, of Winter Springs., waa see. was named to the 1098 chosen a member of the Stet-^ edition of Who’s Who h son Council for Student Actlvl- Aomericnn Unlvertttlei and ties, a programming board CoUcpes. She is the daughter that plana and oversees cam- or Richard and Norma pua activities. 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CHIMiCAL U N A , AS T A U S T U POA TN* OCC NOAM IO U ITY TR U IT iatO-1; JOHN DO* ARO JAR* D O t AS UNKNOWN riN A N T* m AoaaasaiON; VMS r i a l t y m a n a o i m i n t . ate.. 0/BJA SPANISH TRACI A A A M TM C m A OISSOLVIO f LORI DA CORPORATION; 0(flNDANT(Sl M TMA CIRCUIT COUNT Of TUN IBTN JUBICUL NOTICI IS HBRItV QIVIN puryuant lo a l ummary Pinal | CA»a MO. BT-IBAB OA IB L jrACTUAIAA TNAOIA8 ITAUBT COOI U N I KOCH NOTICI It HCAItV QIVIN IpitYH M M tn Onto# or final ~ at faraotaaura datad cla kar MM. iaar. ana M C a n No. A T-tM IC A |14 L at Ma CuauH Court ol Ma l ll T H Judicial Circuit In and lor f t ! HI NOLI County, florid a. MANUfACTUAIAA TKAOIAa A TAUtT COMPANY N Mo Ptotntm and JACOUILMI KOCH, la/ara AM OafandwitM. ■ 4oof §( tfi# I m Mm Ic I County CourMouad, M l N. I Par* Auanua, lantord. florid*. 111.00 AM. an Ma Min day of ; N O viu a m . n a r . Ma touaw■aparty Va tat aa>d Ordar at ftnai LOT T, BLOCK B. NOATH I ORLANDO RANCHI*, BICTIOH a. 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MCUJOmO BPtCIfICAUY BUT NOT BY AMY O f LNMTMION, THS POLDBSCRISBO rTBMB Of PAOPBATY: p&nm b i wan a a i-M ii r i. a. im p m OtMaar tTM , I N I end Caan No. IT-S U -C A -M l at M* CkauN Court at M»1*TH JudMU CtraiM in and far M M iNOLS County. SANfORO. Florida. I oW aoM lu Md Mghaal and Baal Blddir tor aaak AT THI WIST fRONT DOOR Of TH I SIMINOLt County CourMauaa toaatod at M l N. AAAK AVINUI M BAMPOAO. ftarid*. M 11:00 i m . an aw 13th day •( NOVIK IIR . 1MT ly aa aat fartRM MM *unnniry ru u *.... ja----- -- - * j j . — i|u LOT I . KAMHIWOOO. UNIT 1 ACCOROdtO TO T M PLAT THIAtOA A t AtCOAOIO IN PLAT tOOR M . ARM M . Of T M PUBLIC At CO ROB Of •IMINOLI COUNTY. fLORlOA Datod MM MM day at OCTOM 11SBT. (CIRCUIT COURT ttAL) UARVANNI MORSI CMrk at Ma CtreuR Court By: Jana 1 Jail Me o rn c a s op DAVID J. (T U N . A.A. 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IMF OBR-11 COUNT, C A M NO.IBT-1STBCA 14 I Judy a O.N. Baton. Jr. M Al: MORTOAGI fORICLOSURI IOWARO WILSON and MARY WILSON. RutAand ItM , JAM I ■ JOS1PH THOMPSON and MARILYN THOMPSON, huakand t uto. NotMo M anon Mat funuont to Ma fUMt Judynont ol foray Maura yntored an Octatar MM. IM T In CNd Action No; a r-tira -C A -i4 -i at Ma encua Court at Ma HatoaanM JudMIal Circuit, M and tor Samlnaia County, JAMBS .JOStPH THOMPSON and MAfBLVN THOMPSON Ma caan M Ma Waal f I M Door at County PMrida. vamkar. IM T, katw ian Ma hours at H i d a m . and 11:11 a m . ma Lai FI, Stock 4. HIDDIN LARI. PHA l l 1 u n it I. according ta Ma Pin Maroal aa recorded M PM Book H payee ta Mrougn IT . at Ma Puaac Aacarda at OATIO MM ITM day at October, IM T. UARYANNI MOASI. Clark at CkauN Court ly ; Jana 1 Jaaauta Aa Daputy CMrk Attamay * ■RIAN A. 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PHA l l L ACCORDING TO TMV PLAT T H U IO P AS MCOROCO IN PLAT BOOK 11. PAGCS M THRU I I . PUBLIC BBCOROS OP I1MINOLI COUNTY. PLORfOA Datad Mi* MM day at OCTO­ BIA. IMT. (CIRCUIT COURT MALI UARYANNI WORK Clark yl at* CaauR Court Syi Jan* 1 Jaiaali Deputy C M THI LAW OFPIC K Of 0AV10 J. IT1RN, P.A. ATTORMIY POR PLAPtTIPP ■011 MutaraNy Othr* Suita IM Plantation, PL 11314 CircuA Court M M* MMWOLI Caunty CawMaua* M 417-111prior to dto priceydtog. It hawto* h g a tM . i-aea-aaa-am goo) w i-ane-Ms-ipro. wa - 1 1 IMP MR-7 YOU ARI NOTIPKO Mat an laaury at awnTHAT CIRTAM CONDOMINI­ UM PARCIL KNOWN AS UNIT ■It, BUIL04NG MO. ALTAMONTI VILLAOI II AND AN UNWVIOIO I .I M D N INTIRU T IN TH I LANO COMMON IL IM IN T I AND COMMON IK PI N i l ! APPURTINANT TO BAIO UNIT. ALL IN ACCOROANCI WITH ANO SUBJICT TO T H I CO VIM A N TI. CONOIt io n *, nyyrnicriON*. t ir m s ANO OTHIR PROVtSIONS OP THAT OICLANATWH OP CONDCUINTUM OP ALTAMONTI VILLAOI II. AS RICOROID IN OFFICIAL RICOROS BOOR 1111. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 09, 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/4df80de8634421481a3527aa396a00f3.pdf a64f11547d84738d399caf0bc8e4bd86 PDF Text Text Serving tantoN, Lake Mary awl Mn wMilt C nwty ilM t 1901 S a n fo rd --S - r-» Little girl, grandma go on after death of loved ones -R_| p ° !ice — so lve m u rd e r, ro b b e ry ( B y D A V ID F R A S IE R Herald Staff W riter B y M A R IA O R E M Herald Staff W riter Optn house, no brssMsst L A K E M A R Y • Th e Lake M a ry H e a th ro w C h a m b e r of C om m erce w ill not be se rvin g breakfast as usual W ednesday. Aug. 6 . In lieu of their regular m o n th ly breakfast m eeting at the H eathrow C o u n try C lu b , th e c h a m b e r w ill hold an open house In th e ir office at 101 Internatio nal Parkway, in H e a th ro w . the open house w ill be held from 0 a .m to 0 p m for m ore Inform ation please call th e c ha m b e r office at 3 3 3 -4 7 4 6 . Dsvslopmsnt mooting S A N T O R O • Review o f the final m a ste r plan a n d review of revisions at the p r e lim i­ n a ry m aster plan tor the co m m ercial d e ve l­ o p m e n t of L A L Acres R a n ch , in Lake M a r y , w ill top the agenda of six Items sch e d uled far consideration b y c o u n ty staff and a p p li­ cants at W ednesday's Developm ent Review m e e tin g. T h e m eeting. begMinlng at 1:30 p m ., w ill be held in the Developm ent Review D ivision conference room an the second floor at th e C o u n ty Services B u ild in g . 1 101 B . f ir s t St. Rodovolopmont mooting i S A N T O R D • Th e city at Santo rd C o m m u ­ n ity Redevelopm ent Age n cy w ill meet in th e c ity m anager's conference room , second floor of C ity lla ll. on W ednesday at 4 p .m . T h e C R A w ill hear a report from c o m m u ­ tes on Intefview s w ith the event p r o m otor/coordinator c o n su lta n ts a n d from th e W aterfront M aster Plan Stee rin g C o m m it­ tee. T h e re w ill also be a report on the S e m i­ nole C o u n ty C R A . Sanford C ity H all is located at 3 0 0 M P a rk Nultanct abatement board S A N T O R D • Th e city's Nuisance A b a te ­ m ent B o a rd w ill review Item s of old business at their m eeting on W ednesday. A u g . 6 . T h e m atters o f Moses M itchell a n d P ine Shadow Apts, and an N A B Notice of H e a rin g form w ill be discussed. Th e board w ill meet in the city c o m m ie slon conference room , on the first floor of C ity H all, b e gin n in g at 6 :3 0 p m Dleaeter update for AARP W IN T E R S P R IN G S • O n M onday. Aug. 18 at I p .m .. the W inter S p rin g s AAR P C h a p te r 4 9 4 9 . w ill meet at the W in te r Springs S e n ­ ior C e n te r. 4 0 0 N. Edgem on Ave. Bob M ahon. Vice President in charge of P rogram , has arranged a two-fold p ro g ra m p re se n tin g Ja c k Rupp. A m e rica n Red. Cross representative, w ho w ill u p -d a te m e m b e rs about H u rrlca n e /D ts a ste r. and the new est techniques o f em ergency p u b lic safety. P r e ­ paredness d u rin g w in d and e le ctrica l storm s is a m u st M r all residents. ’ N a tu ra l disasters a re n u m ero u s in o u r area.* said R u p p , ’ a n d we m u st be aw are at the d a n - Robert Fields gsve him self u p to police after allegedly shooting Ja m e s G u n n in the head on S u n ­ day. Fields, a 40 -yea r- old Sanford m an. was charged w ith first degree m urder and arrested b y Sanford police after tu rn in g him self in at the station on Sunday. Fields, of 1803 W. 18th S t . was also charged w ith b u rg la ry to structure, felony c a usin g b o d ily In ju ry and use of firearm or weapon Several witnesses c o r­ rectly identified Fields. O ne w it­ ness fatd that she heard a re­ peated threat of T i l kill yout* from outside of the house. G u n n . 48. of 1603 S. Roosevelt, was found slum ped over in a chair w ith a gunshot w ound to the head. Th e incident occurred at roughly 7:45 a m . S u n d a y m orning. If charged w ith the crim e of first de­ gree m u rd er. Fields m a y face life In prison or the death penalty. In an unrelated robbery. Sanford puller said Dial at approxim ately 10 20 a m . M onday m orning, the H A W T ra d in g Post at 1016 South Fren ch Avenue was robbed. Rick m ills, proprietor of the T ra d in g Independent, strong, private. Those are the w ords D oris P h il­ lips uses to describe her g ra n d ­ daughter. B ritta n y A u stin , w ho just two m onths ago suffered o n r of the worse tragedies Im aginable O n J u n e 9 . B rittany. 8 . her father B ro d y. 48. her m other. T a m m y . 35. and her b ro the r. Ryan. 4. en route to visit B ra d y's ailing father in Fort Lauderdale, were hit by a d ru n k d river. B ritta n y was the sole survivor. Th e accident occurred at about 2 30 a .m . o n State Rood 46 In Volusia C o u n ty near the Sem inole C o u n ty line. B rittany w as pulled from the wreckage b y a passing tru ck d river. He covered the III tie 1 w ith h is jacket h o pin g to spare r r the sight of her lost fam ily. B ritta n y w as rushed to the Halifax Medical C en te r In D ayto na Beach, w here doctors initially thought she m ight have m i tiered a broken pe l­ vis. U p o n closer exam ination. B r it­ ta n y eras found to have a sp rain e d ankle a n d severe b ru is in g O n ly four d ays later. B ritta n y attended the funeral of h r r laved ones flanked b y her beloved f o n d - e Doris PMMgs m 4 Mr Brittany •m P olios. Page S A to be renovated B y M A R IA H erald S taff W riter Pinal eviction notices were osted F rid a y at the Pine Shadow partm enta in Sanford. T h e few re m a in in g residents had nttl late M onday afternoon to va ate the 4 4 -u n lt com plex, accordlg to Steve Chitw ood, director o f Flo rid a H A R M Is c u rre n tly in Ike process at p u rch a sin g the a p a rt­ m ents off Florida Avenue. T h e agency also renovated the Lake Je n n ie I and II a p artm e n ts located nearby. Evictions started in J u n e when Bvtng co n d itio n s were found to be unacceptable. Pine Shadows had Rs state license and city o c c u p a ­ tional Ucenae revoked because at sub stan d a rd con d ition s and n u ­ m erous violations in clu d in g poor p lu m b in g a n d electrical w irin g and exposed pipes. C o m m ission e rs had called conditions there sub h u m an . C ha rle s Rowe, director of c o m ­ m u n ity developm ent in Sanford. the evictions h a p p ened co quickly most of the residents did not have the tim e or m oney to re­ act. •We've tried to get Inform ation out to the people to help them grt relocated.* Rowe said. T h e p ro b ­ lem Is they have no money.* Th e city had turned off water and electricity in Ju n e . W hen Ihe city 6es E v ic t io n s . Pago 3 A Shine a light, here co m e s the sheriff By R U M W H IT E Herald Staff W riter C h a n c e s are you m a y lie having an Ice cream cone w ith Sem inole C o u n ty Sheriff Don Esltnger o r one of his deputies this evening. It s N a tion a l Night O u t Against C rim e . lulcd to d ro p b y R em ington E a h n g rr to scheduled O aks a n d W eathcrsfleld this evening, a n d as m any as 4 0 deputies will be vls illn g w ith folks at b lo c k p a rtie s, cookouts and special events such as flashlight w alks throughout the county. Youngsters will get to meet M cGruff. the C rim e F igh tin g Dog. D o g a n d see the remote co c o n -­ trolled jeep w ilh Deputies Fussy a n d Wussy. M cU ru ffs headed to T u s k a Ridge. Hidden E s ­ tates and Bear Lake H ills. Fussy a n d Wussy 8m N ig h t. Fogs 3 A NAACP presents Annual Freedom Fund Awards Zoom and T h e second portion o f the p progra ro gra m w ill b e Market ark e tin g D llr e c delivered b y Ern ie H atton. M Marketln, ite m s tor re p re se n tin g T rl-P o tn t Tra n s it 8 yst of Sem inole C o u n ty . H a tto n Is a veteran of n u m e ro u s governm ent boards and la a c iv ic activist in ih e interest of good g o ve rn m e n t. H atton is also a w riter of local Issues a n d events. Follow ing Ihe program presentations, r e ­ freshm ents w ill be served. Visitors are w e l­ com e. T h e re to no fee. For furthe r in fo rm a ­ tion call 6 9 5 -0 2 8 5 or 6 9 5 -4 8 6 4 . M A R V A H A W K IN S Herald C o lu m n is t T h e Sem inole C o u n ty B ra n ch of the N A A C P this past week presented their A n n u a l Free­ dom F u n d Aw ards B anquet. Th e O rla n d o North H ilto n a n d To w c rs -A lta m o n le was the setting for th is ye a rly activity to make the com m unity aw are of the progress and work of the local b ra n ch . T h is years Fre e dom F u n d Banquet was dedi­ cated to the late Rev. Am os C . Jon es w ho died th is year. Rev. Jones worked In this c o m m u ­ n ity as a pastor, leader a n d life m em ber-of this b ra n ch . H e served on the Board of Directors o f Sem inole C o m m u n ity College. . Th o se w h o knew him say he never left the ta ­ ble of discussion w ithout everyone know ing frilly w here he stood. Ills spirit of fairness ana patience w ill live on through w ith those w ho share his fight for justice. T h e National Association for the A d vance­ m ent of Colored People Sem inole C o u n ty b ra n ch president. T u rn e r C la yto n . J r . , e m p h a ­ sized Ihe theme for this y e a r’s aw ards bsnqueti ’ Econ om ic. Political, a n d Social Advancem ent: We Rtsel* Presiding d u rin g this grand affair was M onica M ay n radio personality. T h e dynam ic voice of T e rry Freem an led the quest Into *Uft E ve ry Voice and S in g* Rev. H a rry Rucker gave the Invocation and the blessing. W ords o f Welcome were given b y second Vice President Kenneth Bentley. Th e appeal for new life m em berships was m ode b y th ird Vice President T o n y C ovin gton . UCF graduation T h e U n ive rs ity o f C e n tra l Florida w ill h o ld three com m encem ent exercises Aug. 9 for 1.092 gra d u a tin g students. Th e College o f B usin e ss A d m in istra tio n w ill be at 8 a .in .. College at A rts and Sciences. 11:30 a .m .. C o l ­ lege o f E d u catio n and H ealth and Public A f ­ fairs. 3 p .m . A skats boarder’ flips high sbovs ths crowd at Tsunami Baach O ub at Sunday’s Warpad Tour •vent, a cross ataction of sksts/surl cuNurs and extrema cutting iidgo music. Thors wars Manly of Ub L r LHI b L 1U I ht r x'*v *•■ . • t . tftfrc ,V?■ �aA S a n d 'd Ntftdid Sa n io to Florida A u g u st *> t » 7 She was like a Candle in the Wind Pet of the week ■m u Ii ilill* •• til h u m In s Imtuc* l.iwii ip ikuti* ta < iliiu l a m i A n d e r s o n is !.l S h e 's all .11 l l i s s a I iu s i t l.li e lu s l to|c p i r t i .ps w *s liemg m a t i till tg H u rl H e yn old s \t a Ni*ris h u n k s i r lili t P a t . l i c k Pw’lllg !'• ' ri Imlav lie w a n t - in *.H\ i li a m p l u t i s l i i p li n e s.uriv tint tills veal S a m a l l i u S u n g w in . s m t ■. 1s l i t . ! iv I tie lot mat was stmplt i n its i!,m. m e -mil pi t Im im t s ilm ne lilt'll latest tills Pats D o m in o . Chuhhy C hrrkrr. C o n n i e P ra n cis . a n d t h r C o m e ts . llro th rrs . 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I'ftl l llt lk l MJft > |4»r >uii|iu .| .. j ii >p.l. nU ^ o s. nu'INI, ........................ ’ iHtri r>khl «olh Jiiikt .trjXHii .nlk VaiLikU- ji sunliu-l llink ii *'i'"i. •sni.i. . i . i •». . . . 10 . 1 . 1. ,« 3* �M • S»nlord Herald. Sanford, Florida - Tuaaday. August ft, 1M7 Spaw n looks borrow ed biochem ical plant, la am* bu sh e d b y hia boas. J a s o n L y n n (M a rtin Sheen), a n d a colleague. Jessica Priest (M elinda Clarke), w h o proceed lo incinerate poor S im m o n s. A s a result. Sim m ons goes to H ell looking like an over fried piece of bacon, and ta lk in g a deal w ith Malebolgla. a g a rg a n ­ tuan cross between a goat a n d a m onkey. tP O -1 3 ): Spaw n looks b o rro w e d . It's a hodge 1 podge of v a rio u s Dim a w ith ’. h a r i l y a n y distinctiveness of Its o w n . T h a t's s u rp ris in g ' seeing as h o w the com ic hook. , S p a w n , created b y furm cr M a r­ vel C o m ic s artist To d d [ M cF n rla n e . tries to be pains* . ta k in gly dlfTcrcnt. N o d o u til that New Line Pic­ tures is pegging Its sum m er on the success of Spawn. There Is a lready n b u ilt-in audience for the m ovie: com ic hook fanat­ ics. avid toy collectors and viewers of the n n Im nled I ll iO scries. Sp a w n Is a pop ru ltu re Icon for the 9 0 s . bu t how ever papular Sp a w n m ay be doesn't m ean an e n te rtain in g film w ill be m ade about l he superh ero . S p a w n Is the story of A! S im m o n s (M irh n el J n l W h ite), a devoted family m an and a covert governm ent agency's to p assassin •- aren't they all? Sim m o n s. In a m ission at a J f 3V ■ts NAACP C o n tin u e d fro m Page 1A Th e m usical r n lr r ln ln m r n t fur the evening was b y Laltue Untdl w ho filled the audience w ith her melodious voice, w ith the sounds of the tunes: *Why I Sing* and "I Believe In the Power*. After a delicious d in n e r, ihe guests sat back to enjoy the message of the evening after the quest speaker of the h o u r was introduced b y the E x e c u ­ tive Assistant to the 13th D is ­ trict C ongressw om an B ro w n , Reggie M cG ill. Th e H o no rable W illie Logan of Ihe 103rd D istrict of the Florida House of R epresenta­ tives. challenged the audience a n d this b ra n ch of Ihe N A A C P lo get ready foe the 21st c e n ­ tu ry. T o revive, revise, renew « p r >tsrm etr -a n d recruit o u r X o f the Dim : d o In the live h is la the m the ik powers de­ bt he recharge? I If ho depletes h is p o w ca n there b e a sequel? the audience not Info rm ation on Malebolgla solicits S im m o n s She C lo w n or as the leader of H e irs a rm y , m e n to r C o g listro nnd. as payment. M alebolgla Ikam sonf? C la r it y w ill let Sim m ons see h is wife c o u ld have b een the biggest again. Sim m ons agrees a n d k ey to this A im 's success. Spaw n la born. As S p a w n . D ire cto r M ark D lp p c . Sim m ons m ust track d o w n a n d w h o worked o n the effects of kill Ja so n Lyn n , w h ic h should Te rm in ato r 3 and Ju ra s s ic be easy since S im m o n s hates - P b fir. producer C lin t O o ld m a n . the gu y so m u ch . O n ce L y n n la w h o worked on T h e M a s k v is u ­ dead, the a rm y can taka over als. a n d visu a l effects sup e rvi­ the B a rth . W h y does Lyn n sor Steve 'Spas* W illia m s, w ho have to be dead for th a t to w orked o n the re va m p in g o f the happen? Deals me. B u t to S ta r W o n trilo g y, have team ed make sure that >to provide S p a w n w ith som e S p a w n /S im m o n s ra rrle s out ’ the best visu a l effects of the his m ain objective, M alebolgla sends the repulsive C lo w n Dtppe. O o ld m a n a n d W ll(J o h n L e g u lu m o ) to supervise. H am s all agreed that they Soon, however. Sp a w n realises efk d id n 't w ant the effects to d rive that he la being played the th is Aim. B u t w h e n the s to ry puppet a n d decides to ro ck the h a s you stu m p ed , w h y not a d ­ u n d erw o rld b y tu rn in g the ta ­ m ire the visu a l w iza rd ry? T h e bles on Malebolgla a n d h it effects are Ain b u t flat w ithou t m in io n s . a strong sto ry b e h in d th e m . S p a w n is a jum ble o f a great B a sically. S p a w n is a sto ry Idea never really thought ta cu la r looking out. Here Is a sam ple o f poastars lout of fo ur). group that the N A A C P Is b ig ­ ger. better and the oldest In the nation. He spoke o f v a rlo u i cases where the N A A C P was very visible and w as k b it to achieve and rebuild peace be­ tween people. Yea. Logan said, we w ill rise lo meet the de­ m and of the 2 1 st ce ntu ry, w ith o u t violence, w ith fam ilies, at hom e, school, a n d the w orkplace...w e w ill rise! T h e aw ards cerem ony h o n ­ ored vario us persons, c o rp o ra ­ tions. c hu rche s a n d c o m m u n ity leaders. T h e 1007 a w a rd s were: 'C o m m u n ity Services 1007 • Rev. R icky Scott, pastor o f New M l C a lv a ry Baptist C h u r c h for their c o m m un ity c le a n u p d rive: Th e Zion Hope Baptist C h u rc h w here Rev. Ella s C a f lry . Pastor received the C h u rc h Sendee of m y y y -J S P .. »• r tarlan A w ard w h ic h waa p re ­ sented to television a n n ou n ce r M a rs h a Reece. T h e C o rp o ra te A w a rd was presented to A T A T W ireless Service and T h e E a rl W illia m A w a rd waa presented to T u rn e r C la y to n . J r . , president o f the Sem inole C o u n ty B ra n ch of the NAACP. T h e rem arks o f the evening a n d a cknow ledgm ents o f the c o m m u n ity leaders: focal, state a n d national, w ere given b y e oAw a rd a i Rich ardson. C lo s in g re m a rks w ere given b y Pres ident C la y ­ to n . th a n k s to the c o rp o it A T A T . B a rn ett First U n io n B a n k . W in n Fubftx. P O X 2 8 W O F L a n d P O X 8 ! W O Q X -T V . a n d 102 JA Igg,.-. j' ’VH' -***• . _ ; blif l m i l * F U I f >«••• *| hit! Tragedy R U TH A. HOOPER R u th A. H ooper. 8 5 , IsIn n d c r C o u rt, Longw ood. died M o n d a y. A u g 4. 1997. at her residence. B o rn In B ro o k lyn . N .Y .. on Ja n . 20. 1012. she m oved lo C e n tra ) Flo rid a in 1980. M s. Hooper waa a r e ­ tired secretary for Ex xo n . She w as a m em ber of S t. S te ­ p he n 's Lutheran C h u rc h . She was a form er p resident of the C h ris tia n B u tln ra a W om en's Association a n d a volunteer for the M issin g C h ild re n C e n ­ tre. W ln te r's p rln g s . Survtvors in clu d e , b ro th e r. C ha rle s. Lake M a ry . Gninea C a r r y H a n d O a rd e n C h a p r l F u n rra l H om e . Lo n g­ w ood. in charge o f a rra n g e ­ m ents E I L E E N U N T O N M O R R IS O N E U r r n U n io n M orrison , 73. P onytail Palm C lr r l r . Oviedo, died M onday. Aug. 4. 1997 B o rn in Ayr, Scotlan d , slu­ m m e d lo C e n tra l Florida in 1995 M rs M o rris o n was a h o n irm n k rr She was an Episcopalian She w as a Coast G u a rd vetrran Su rvivo rs In clu d e husband. E d w a rd : sons. Randsl. O vie d o . E d w a rd R.. II. Fa rm in gd a le . N .Y .. W illia m C. Las Vegas; seven g ra n d c h il­ d re n . Ila ld w ln -F a irc h lld funeral H om e . Oviedo. In charge of a rra n ge m e n ts. Jo e C ephas Banks. 3 5 . 431 S n o w h lll Road. Geneva, died A u g I . 1007 In a d ro w n in g accident. B o rn in S a n fo rd , h r w as a native of C e n tra l F lo r­ ida. He was a la n d sca p e r. B a n k s w a s a m em ber of Oak G ro ve M issionary B a p lls l C h u rc h a n d was also n n A rm y veteran. Su rvivo r* include parents. Deacon E d d ie L., S r. n n d V i ­ ola O .. Geneva: sisters B a r­ bara Je a n B a n k s -S tn n r. M a ry A n n . Rose M ary. Geneva. V trglntn B a n k s -M o y r. Sanford. D ia n a Dean H a n k s-C a so n . W in te r Park: brothers E d d ie L.. J r .. W illie L.. T y ro n e . S a n fo rd . Arrangem ents b y G olden * F u n e ra l Hom e. Inc. A U R IK A “ K IN A " C A S H 1 K A n n in a *Nlna* C aa h tn . 0 3 . C ove Lake Drive. Longw ood. died Su n d a y. Aug. 3. 1997 B o m In Q ueens. N Y . site m oved lo C entral Flo rid a in 1078. M s. C.ishln w as a re gis­ tered n u rse . Sire w as a m e m ­ ber of the C h u rc h of th o A n ­ n u n cia tio n . She waa a m e m ­ ber o f the St. Joan of A rc C i r ­ cle a n d Ih e Florida Q u lllc rs G u ild . B urvfvora include h usb a n d . F ra n c is ; daughters. M egan A .. ....................... “ .. aft ft of angJ . . N in a S of Lo Daniel A .. T a ll* r. M ichael F .. S t. Louis; b ro th e rs. Richard F a b e r. New Y o rk . G e ra rd F a b e r. La k e la n d . B a ld w ln -F M rc h U d Sono­ ra n -F o re s t C ity C h a p e l. F o r. t t t . O t y . , j p t ffrorge of a r- a- r- fd J'l th ro ugh b irth s, w eddings, and C o n tin u e d fro m Pago I A death. m other. Th e surro undings a re fam il­ Th e physical dam age has iar lo ihe little girl w h o spent long since healed. It la D o ris ’s the first four years o f h e r life hope, w ith the help of h er living w ith her m other a n d fa­ close netw ork of friends nnd ther in a trailer right next to fnmily. to ease her g ra n d ­ D oris's. T im m y a n d D o ris daughter's psychological p a in . worked together at the S u b w a y At a special fund- ra isin g shop In Sanford. D o ris so ld , event Saturday coordinated b y over the telephone, m a n y p e o ­ the Sem inole C o u n ty SherlfTs ple couldn't tell m o th e r a n d Office. D istrict 4, D o ris spoke daughter apart. to the Sat\ford Herald a b o u t T h e A u stin s later m oved to how the fnm ily w as co p in g Lake C o u n ty b u t the e a rly ties these past few m o nth s since , rem ained. B ra d y w o rk sd o s a the fatal accident w h ich look truck driver for a Sanford c a b i­ the lives of her eldest daughter, net m aker. Th e fa m ily visited her s o n -In -la w . and her sm a ll D oris at least once a week. grandson. She Is Joined b y her Th e re were plenty of sJecpovers youngest daughter. Peggy G o r­ and d a ily calla. T a m m y apoke don of Deltona. Doris's sons. with her m other a n d sister Michael n n d Frankie are also every d ay. expected. 'B ritta n y never h o d a b a b y ­ B rittany la ihcre. loo. sitter in her life ex cept me.* sw itching off from sittin g q u i­ D o ris sold. etly b y her grandm other's aide D oris rem em bers B ra d y a s a to plnying tag w ith her cousins. h a rd w orker. There Is on u n d erlyin g sadness *My s o n -in -la w w a s good to in the eyes of the reserved me,* she said, 'a n d I k n o w be third grader. As are moat c h il­ thought o f me a t a m other.* dren. though, she Is quick to O f h er eldest d a ug hter. D o ris smile d u rin g lim es of play. A n d said T a m m y alw ays h o d a although B rittany did not w ish smile for everyone. to speak publicly, her g ra n d ­ 'Eve ryo n e here re m e m b e rs m other speaks for her. saying Ta m m y . She was everyone’s that the child wanted to thank friend.* everyone for their help and D o ris and her ch ild re n in ­ concern for her. clud in g B rittany, visited Ur litany sUirted her first d a y Ta m m y 's grave at the Geneva of school last week at Geneva C em etery last S u n d a y w ith Elem entary School. By the b irth d a y cards In h a n d . T h e third day. Doris said, she had grandchildren helped pick out made her first three friends. some plants and b u sh e s for Also Inst week. Doris and B r it ­ the site. To m m y w o u ld have ta n y moved hack Into D o ris's been 30 on J u ly 20. Geneva home. Since Ihe a c c i­ ‘ B ritta n y helped p ick out m y dent. the two tiad stayed w ith card and hers.* she said. D oris's son nnd wife In S a n ­ D oris said she a n d B ritta n y ford. talk about her family every d a y Doris recently look B ritta n y because II makes them all feel school shopping and she Is better and there are so m a n y hack w o rk in g nt Su b w a y so m em ories. especially her that she can he home w hen granddaughter. Photographs of B rlttn n y comes hack from T a m m y have all been left In school Th e y are alw ays to ­ place. gether. Doris said. T m her nana and I th in k F a m ily and friends had g o t­ she sees a lot of her m other In ten together and painted n n d renovated Doris’s trailer w h ich me.* D oris said. sits on (w o nercs of land on the Since ihe m o rn in g w hen p o ­ outskirts of Geneva. S u r­ lice first told D oris a b o u t the rounded b y plant lire nnd trees accident and began g o in g dow n planted b y her fnm ily, D o ris. Hie list of w ho had been killed. 57. lias lived there since 1973. Doris said she felt h cra e lf be­ She supported her ow n m other ing in a daze. B u t aa soon as there for 30 years until her they told her that B ritta n y was death three years ago. U rlU a n y alive, she said her o n ly c o n ­ Is the fourth generation P h il­ cern at that time w as for B r it­ lips to attend Geneva E le m e n ­ tany and that she h ad to go to her. ta ry. Pastor D on C rab tre e of *When I heard abo u t the C o m m u n ity C h u rc h o f O o d a n d Ryan and B ra d y . I b q g d In Geneva, has seen the fa m ily P hillips. 8 2 . O rie n ts Drive. Altam on te S p rin g s, died Sun in day*. A u g 9. 1007. B ro o k lyn . N .Y ... she m oved to C e n tra l F lo rid a in 1087. M rs. D aus-P tU U ips w aa a secretary for M a rtin -M a rie tta . She was a m e m b e r o f the C o u rs e of M ira cle s. S u rvivo rs in clu d e stater. E d n a W atterson. S a n Rafael. C alif. B a ld w in -F a irc h ild F u n e ra l H om e . W inter G a rd e n . In ch a rge of a rrangem ents. Je w e l 8 . Dailey. S 3 . E n t e r prise Rood. D e B a ry. d ie d Aug. 9 , 1007. B a m In Te U lco P lain. T e n n . on J a n . 27. I B I S , she m oved to C e n tra l F lo rid a in 1 0 2 1 . S h e waa a re ta il c le rk for M c C ra ys . B a ile y waa a m e m b er o f Fa m ily W o rs h ip C e n te r. S u rvtvo rs Include aons. F ra n k a n d D on. S a n fo rd : Ju d y Base hare. S a n fo rd : b ro th e rs. B ru n e r a n d Ja m e s G ile s. Lake M onroe; sisters. Rossle D uff. Lake M o n ro e . M a rie Bledsoe a n d M a rth a G ile s. Pensacola: five g ra n d ­ c h ild re n : four greatg ra n d c h ild re n . Arrangem ents b y Brlsson F u n e ra l H om e. Sa n ford . 'r S E w f ” Elsie O o d to take m e a t b u t w hen they told B ritta n y . I fck th a t in to m y heart a n d **0" Peterson <'M *1 D aus Coatetvtlfe. P s -. ------------Stakes. Silver S p rin g s . M d .. M itch e ll Stoke*. S anfor d . W ilb u r Stokes a n d A b ra h a m Stokes. Rochester. N .Y. a n d D a vid Stokes. O lc o tt. N .Y .I sisters. Annie O N e llte a n d Atb e rta Daniels, b o th o f Banford: nine g ra n d c h ild re n . W ilson-Etchelberger M o r­ tu a ry . Inc., In charge o f a r ­ ra n ge m en ts. 1 17. 1018 - AagvM A 1 W 7 Mr Jen Mints L Hurl Jr. died h u n k y . August 3. 1007 In W in­ ter ParS. Florid* lie was bom In Lakeland or* June 27. 1018 and r a up Si Sanford wMh a n i l others and sisters lie atleaded Ihe University <4 D ot id* and was * member of Pi Kappa Alpha fra­ ternity lie served mar seat at Ike United State* Arm y corps during World War 0. He are* injured when the Japanese hawked Pearl Harbor on December 7. 1041. He was. awarded Use Purple bear! and honorably d la rb w g M a dis­ abled veteran He raorrwd V ir­ ginia ludwtrh an Sc preacher 25. 104ft and they bad bmr children Jennings Is survtmd by three daughters, sngrls Hurt Hawley. MeUule Hurl Slmonsea. Marcie Anne Hurt and one ana. Iran mgs L Hurt. Ill aU of Winter Pnrb He l* also survived by ala graadrblldrew. Jennings L. Hurt IV. A IM S SuRtvan H u s k y. Matthew A tta ­ in d er Hurt. O a ts Wright llawlry. NataHr U s s b srb H art and Joseph Coo see Hart. A asms of Christ km hurts! wdl bo ceteMftl G U M lC M l»ao a m . A e S U S IE S T O R E S S H E L L Susie Slokes S n e ll. 03. S o u th Sanlord A ve n u e, died S u n d a y . A u g 2. 1907. at C o ­ lu m b ia M edical C e n te rSa n ford . B o m in Sanford, on Nov. 25. 1033. she was a lifelong resident. Sbe was a h om e m a k e r a n d a m c m b ti of G ra ce Apostolic Te m p le . S u rvivo rs In clu d e aons, C lo ­ AM sure Snell III. R ic h a rd Snell. K e n n e th Snell. J im m y Snell. ca> on Tucodoy. August A 1007 R obert , Saall a n d - M a rc u s « to 8 p i f t s s L a d o f - Sa n fb rd r A a u g ti^ - * . tera. Patricia M O W ftc ft _Pcl [idled M * W N a ."S H fiy r S n e ll. Sanford, Home. 006 Laurel Avenue. b ro th e rs. R ich a rd Stohra. ford 322-2131 that tim e , m e about G o d ca m e stood me "I*’’ , ‘ B ritta n y kept m e stro n g a n d I'm keeping h e r s tro n g * D o ris •aid. B ritta n y told D o ris she re ­ m em bers seeing her great g randm other In the form of an angel s uitin g In the front scat o f the w racked tru ck aa B r it sat R shock in the b a c k She s a id her great it w aa alright to c ry - S3 D o ris . w h o fa B ritta n y's te m p o ra ry g u a rd ia n , said sh e kn e w w hat she h a d to d o a n d th a t waa to take care of her granddaughter because ’ th a t’s w h a t m y d a u g h te r w o uld have wonted.* p o rts hesitates ever so b riefly as the em otion b e g in s lo sweep over h er b u t she qu ick ly com poses hcraelf. S h e explains th a t there are tim es w hen she feels like b re a k in g down un d er the w eight o f such a tragedy, b u t she know s th a t she m ust s ta y stro n g for B ritta n y ’s sake. *1 don't b la m e G o d a n d B r it ­ ta n y doesn’t blam e h im for fa k in g her people.* D o ris said. B rittany, Peggy a n d h er c h il­ d re n are c u rre n tly In co u n se ltng at New H o p e In M a itla n d . B ritta n y also atte n d s Ind ivid u a l sessions. Th e fam ily fa grateful to eve­ ryone in the c o m m u n ity w ho h as come forw ard In their tim e o f need. B e g in n in g w ith Steve Ovtie Ihe U m a tilla tru cker w h o pulled B ritta n y o u t o f h a rm 's w a y on the n ig h t of the a c c i­ de n t to the d o cto rs a n d nurses at the hospital to D ottle B u rke tt o f the s h e riffs office. D o ris said she w ants to th a n k everyone personalty for a ll Ihe phone ca lls, cards, a n d prayers. She w anted to c o n ­ clud e wtUt a quote she sa ys stu ck w ith h e r because It d e ­ scribes how she feels. “There is n o such th in g as strangers. It's o n ly new friends th a t you haven't m et yet.* A trust fond has been set up for B ritta n y at all C e n tra l Flo rid a B a rn ett Bank branches. Persons interested * Annourw E te e d o m Q fc n e a c e In O n lin e Banking. Introducing B arn ett Vfau'ir wired. MxiYe ready. Bring on the PC banking,with plenty o f options. Strapgdy enough, with many hanks, you a n t get options. \ X f r U .n u w y o u c o n .W t h a new ideawe call SuperNett Online I Financial Services. Fust, SuperNett gives you a choiceof software;Microsoft* Money or Quicken! O r. if you prefer, you can download B jnkN O X ' “fnxn the Internet. And tlut’s not all. Then it gives you a choice of ways i i r f *1*1* ° so uaeit: pay bUk, check your halancn, get tip*on manning your everyday finances, budgeting and planning far raxes, college and retirement. 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A A . 1IST. tiL m d lM M S u B w OS THS CIRCUIT OOURT mmmaaatenm iw i NMA MSS1 iM M i.iia iiw .ta 4 i. ----------1 COUNTY BOARO oa AOJUSTMSMT *(Tfci % m O t h m �Ntwoomert Chib sets luncheon S A N F O R D — T h e N e w c o m e n C lu b of C e n tra l Florida w ill hold U s n e x t luncheon m e e tin g al O tter * Riverside Restaurant. Port o f S a n fo rd , on T h u n a y . A u g . 21. atari In g a l 1 1 :30 a .m . Fortnform atlon. call A n n e , at 671 >4796. New Al*Anon group A new A l-A n o n g ro u p has started at Sanford C h rist bin C h u rc h . 7 3 0 Upsala Road. Sanford, every Tu e s d a y at'R 0 0 p m . For Inform ation, page Sissy al 317-5615. Al-Anon group meets In Senfowl If yo u are troubled b y the alcoholism o f a friend or r rla tlv r. there la help. Serenity W o n . a n A l-A n o n g ro u p lor friends and fam ily o f alcohol lea. w ill meet each Tu e s d a y and T h u rs d a y night at 6 p m . at the Sahara C lu b . 2 5 67 S. Sanford A v c .. Sanford. F o r m ore Inform ation, ra il 332-4122. Take off pounds sensibly M em bers of Ta k e Off Pounds Sensibly. T O P S , invite tlie public to jotn them on Tu e s d a y evenings from 7 to 6 p m at the F u s t C h ristia n C h u rc h . 1607 Sanford A v r . Sanford. F o r m ore Inform ation about the club , call 3 2 3-1 7 6 6 or Tosstmestsrs moot Sem inole C o m m u n ity College IS C C I To a a tm a s irrs C lu b •6561 wtU meet every Tu e s d a y of the m o n th , at 7 3 0 p m . at the old La k e M ary C it y H a ll on C o u n try C lu b Road. Contact Roaclla B o n h a m at 3 2 3 -6 2 6 4 for more inform ation Longwood-Lake Maty Lions to moot T h e Longw ood-Lake M a ry Lions C lu b m eets Hie first and third Tu e s d a y of every m o n th , al 7 p m ., ai the Ram ada In n . S.R . 434 in Longw ood. Visito rs and p m sp rt-ilve m r m b rra are w ewlcom e to allend. B avariy Ja n o w tk i (third from lafll. outgoing praatdant o l Oraatar Semmola Intsrnadonal Training In C om m untcallont Club p rs s a n it gaval to nawly installed president, Bath A Way Also m tla iia d at lha Swaatwatar Country C lub avant w ar* (from loft) M arty Hookar, sacond vica rpaatdant. Jam Saartaa. aacraiary. Spanish Bayonet requires minimum care flowers la very specialised, a p ­ p a re ntly. they ra n o n ly be fortlllted b y the yucca m o th . T h is process provides food for the m oth offspring w h ic h feed on the developing scrds. T h e p e t­ als of the flowers succulent a n d edible. Th e y are sa id to be rather taaty when eaten raw . a n d c a n be used In toaaed s a l­ ads or dipped In b atter and Tlie Spa n ish bayonet Is n rem arkable plant that grow s a b u n d a n tly on coastal eanil d u n e s ot Florida. Georgia, and other G u lf coast states. T h e Human touch helps heal lonely residents in home i r a i s w r f r t w i *r * rumatancr*. disclose the name* of lU m u d e n U T h is reader obviously had her heart in the right place. However. In light of the often dish on est world we live In. where most scams target like h*r mother B R E N T H. N E T T L E . E X E C U T I V E D IR E C T O R . S A N F R A N C IS C O M IN IS T R Y T O N U R S IN G H O M E S DEAR M R. N E TTL E ! Thank yaw h e yw w r awaat letter. L too. Introduction, a w a rm handclasp I d o n 't m ean to b e little h e r anonymou s act. That's a wonderful •tap. aad if that's all she's able to do aha has dona more th an most people would. I would Just encour­ age her to taka the nest atop. It weald tasks a ll tha difference in D E A R A B B Y : In response to 'A n o n ym o u s in O kla h o m a ," who suggested that readers send flowers or gifts to those at nursing facilities rather than leaving flowera at a grave: While this gesture would eurely be appreciated. I would question the Judgment of any nursing facili­ ty that would reveal the name of a patient, especially a patient w ith- the n u rs in g hoais a n d ask th a t they bo delivered at the facility's discretion to a resident In need. I h a w family members in nurs­ ing home* across (he country and am unable to visit them aa often as I w o u ld lik e , alth o u gh th ey are a lw a y s in m y th o u g h ts and prayers. I would be hor rified to dis­ cover th a t a n u rsin g home staff member had given the name of arm W hile we should all perpetuate random acts of kindness, it is also im portant for caregivers and care facilities to reaps cl and protect the privacy of their patient* C A R E G IV E R IN LA CANADA. C A U F . Yuccas belong to the agave fhmtfy w h ich In c lu d e the* c e n ­ tu ry plant. A dam 's needle, dracena. a n d U plant. T h is plant does not require w ater­ ing. frrtllU c rs or pesticide a p ­ plications to survive In the e n ­ vironm ent. these qualities make it very Interesting for use In the landscape w hen c o n s id ­ erin g energy conservation. T i m asms* Th e nam e yucca was adapted from a H a itia n w ord b y Linnaeus. Th e nam e alolfolla refers to the p la n t's aloe-like leaves. T l w p la a ti Y ucca ta an ever­ green woody plant that m a y grow u p to 2 8 fret tall, usually wtth a single stem bu t som e­ times branched. T h e leaves are dark green, one to two fret long, and dagger-llke shaped. Th e leaves nave needle-like spines on the tips that can b e dangerous w hen h an d lin g the plants. Leaves are borne In clum pa from a central cro w n a n d aa the stem grows, the bottom leaves die ofT. giving the plant a p a lm -lik e appear­ ance. F to w arat B loom ing occurs in late spring, w ith flowers b e in g borne on a spectacular term i­ nal panicle a l the lip of the pla n t. Flowers are cream c o l­ ored to w hite, hanging, a n d c u p -U k c Pollination of the ir n g u f » to T u w a y t/ s fr u tr e tlns M u rs M iu m a w W s r r jt j ta r S w s p iU m U W I rh eologica l evidence, yu cca s were used b y early In d ia n a in pottery m a kin g a n d for foot­ wear. ta k in g advantage of the tough fibrous stems a n d leaves of th is plant. T h e y also used the fibers from leaves to make baskets. In the landscape, be­ cause o f its tolerance to salt, they c a n be planted In p ro p e r­ ties n ear th e beaches. F o r b a r­ riers. set plants or unrooted cuttings 2 to 3 feel a p a rt, W iccas add a tropical cha ra cte r to y o u r garden. F ra p a g a tla a i Y u c c a s can be propagated b y seeds o r tra n s ­ p la n tin g. T h e easiest w a y to tra n s p la n t a yucca la to cu t 2 to 3 foot lengths o f the stem a n d p la n t the butt e n d s about I foot deep. Plants c a n also be propagated b y division from suckers and s p ro u tin g from fallen stem s. C u lt u r a l Yuccas m u st be planted in w e ll-d ra in e d soils. Plants w ill grow in soil w ith loar fertility and Utile o r no o r ­ ganic m atter, b u t use a U tile fertiliser u n til established. W a ­ ter s p a rin g ly d u rin g the estab­ lish m e n t period, b u t later on addition a l w atering w ill not b e necessary. U nder n o rm a l c o n ­ ditions y u cc a pla n ts w tU look p e c n a n d health w ith o u t a n y also clones of yucca w ith foli­ age striped w ith gold or gold a n d pink. Th e re la a spineless yu cca that ^an be used tf the th o rn s arc a problem s in your landscape. Rastsi T h e yucca m oth la r­ vae can destroy some p lants b y eating the term inal buds. T h e larvae ca n be controlled b y �B H -* ■ ' —' • ‘Bombing’ their foes Berryhill, Mergo help Bombers win AAU title Oh, Nellie Fox....It’s a good thing you didn’t know Jerry L A K E B U E N A V IS T A - T h e C entral Florida B o m b e rs cruised to a S -0 victory over the Sou th Te x a s H itm e n In the A m a te u r Athletic U n io n 's I4 -U n d e r N a tio n a l B a se b a ll In v ita tio n a l at D is n e y's W ide W o rld o f Sports com plex on S a tu rd a y afternoon. * Horn her pi i r her C a m e ro n Abel (O rlan d o Boone H ig h S cho o l) threw a com plete gam e, allow ing the H itm e n o n ly five base runners. “ lie had a trrm rn d o u a curve ball a n d great lo c a tio n ." said B o m b e r coach Vic In c in e lll of A b e t'h performance. " H e Just kept the h itte rs off b a la n ce ." T h e B o m b e r hitters h a d n o trouble g e ttin g on track, scoring two r u n s In the first Inning. H itm e n pitcher J u a n S a m s 's w ild pitch wttM ru n n e rs on second a n d th ird s lo w e d on ru n to score and one p itc h later T r i n it y Prep's A rt W arnteke-Sm ith rip p e d a single to M l d rivin g In the second run. T h e Bom bers added som e Insurance In the W lh in n in g as W s n U c k e -S m ith a n d J a y s o n W e ir (B o o n e ) led off the fram e w i l l back-to-back singles. After a sarrtftrc b u n t. ptach-hM ter Tre v o r B e rry h lU I Lake M a ry H ig h S cho o l) drove in W a m lc k r-S m U h a n d W e ir w ith a single m the A t le a st C a s e y lo o k th re e c u t s t r y i n g to J e rk o n e o u t o f th e p a r k . J e r r y , th e J e r k , ts a n o t h e r case. H e 's q u it tw o m o n t h s before th e la s t p itc h . T h e r e w ill b e n o p e n n a n t fla g a t C o m la k e y . J u s t a w h ite fla g • th e o n e R e tn s d o rf h o is te d la st w e e k . ‘ A n y o n e w h o t h in k s t h is W h ile S o x te a m artll c a tc h C le v e la n d Is c r a iy ,~ R e tn s d o rf s a id la s t T h u r s d a y , Justifying a lu d ic r o u s tra d e h e m a d e w it h th e S a n F r a n c is c o G ia n ts . F o r s o m e In e x p lic a b le re a s o n . R e tn s d o rf g a v e th e G ia n t s h is N o . I s t a r t in g p it c h e r (W ils o n A lv a re x ), h is c lose r (R o b e r t o H c m a n d e s ) a n d a n o t h e r d e p e n d a b le v e te r a n p it c h e r ( D a n n y D a r w i n .) I n r e t u r n , th e W h ite S o x re c e ive d s ix m in o r le a g u e rs , o n ly o n e o f w h o m is c o n s id e re d m u c h o f a p ro s p e c t. ...T h e W h it e S o x w e re 3 1 /2 g a m e s o u t o f f irs t w h a n th e d e a l w a s m a d e . T h e y m a y be 2 0 o u t b y O c to b e r. ‘ M y G o d . y o u g iv e a w a y a g o o d s t a r t in g la m ln o li C o m m u n ity C oHaga R u s s L ln o tl (saatad. bottom), Sam Parkar (from loft). R a w * M a jo r. Bob Maadowa. Slava Zwrkuhian, Skip Skstton (back), (to p right photo, la ft to right) former Chicago W hita 80 s star B o b b y Th ig p tn , Pats Franths. Major. r s i L y Parkar. (bottom GFC stocks record number of striped bass in St. Johns River c re e p . N o p e . 811 m illio n a y e a r a in 't e n o u g h If w e ’re g o in g to q u it in A u g u s t . W h o a . N e llie F o x ! H e re 's th e lo n g -a w a ite d w e e k e n d w h e n th e p o p u la r e x W h ite S o x s e c o n d b a s e m a n N e llie F o x ge ts In d u c te d in to th e H a ll o f F a m e . L ittle fella w h o h it a to n o f s in g le s , th e A m e r ic a n L e a g u e M V P in 1 0 59 , le a d in g th e W h it e S o x to th e ir firs t W o r ld S e rie s in 4 0 y e a rs . t ...F o lk s , It's a g o o d t h i n g fo r J e r r y R e ln s d o rf th a t N e llie F o x is n 't s till a live . If h e w e re , th e o w n e r o f th e C h ic a g o W h it e Flags J u s t m i g h t h a v e h is face fu ll o f to b a c c o Ju ic e a n d a c ig a r s tu c k In h is c a r. N e llie w a s n 't m a d e o f Je lly . T h a t 's fo r s u re . F O R 1H t B L b I U S A N F O R D _ Th e G a m e a n d Fresh W ater F is h - C o m m issio n (Q F C ) stocked a record 2 m illio n striped bass ftngerllngs d u rin g 1000 on the St. Jo h n s River between Ja ck so n ville a n d Sanford. Chuck Starling. fisheries biologist w ho m anages GFC*a R ichlo a m F is h H atchery, said last year's striper sto cking nearly doubles a n y produced In a single year sin ce the program began In 1072. Stockings have exceeded I m illio n flngerungo o n o n ly two occasions in the past 2 8 ye a rs. In ad d itio n to Q F C efforts, the W elaka National F is h H atchery released about 200.000 striper ftngerllngs in to the S t. J o h n s River last ye a r. T h e Q F C also released a p pro xim ate ly 2 4 0 .0 0 0 hybrid striped baas flngerllngs. c o m m o n ly called su n s h in e oass. , ‘ Stockings arc necessary to perpetuate the striper fishery on the S t Johns,* S ta rlin g said. the river, natural reproduction of stripers n o longer occurs in the S t J o h n s River system .' A lth o u g h central Flo rida's heat catching s trip e rs dur sum m er Is th e Croaker Little Lake O e o rg e . Th is a n o rth e rn IM lt u d o . Uk k to ll d o “ K » V M * yyi it t o h c d w e u h u of over 20 p o u n d .. IE S S L .I S o lM U QFC fisheries biologist Fred C ro ss , project leader for the 8 L J o h n s lover, said fish Blocked i n the sp rin g o f 1006 have already reached nearly 1 4 'Inches in length a n d anglers are b e g in n in g to ca tc h them In m a n y arena o f the river. B y sp rin g boiT. w h ic h is a designated s rd m m in g a re a . Anglers are generally m o s t successful u sin g Uve ahad. m enhaden o r grass sh rim p , b u t m a y have lu c k w ith deep diving c r a n k balls, , , anglers a ction . One w ith of the exciting hottest fish in g spots for k M O h iX -u J ? . Z d « TH E S E F IS H N O T O N LY AR E TASTY. T H E Y ARE E X C E L L E N T Q A M E F I 8H A N D P U T U P A G R E A T F IG H T O N L I G H T T A C K L E . the d a y. a n d at d ig it . In the rtvar. find areas of ru n n in g watc* near xandhara a n d other p oin ts for the best action. Slow presentations w ork best due to the h ea t. Expect good snook action at Sebastian Inlet on large live shrim p . Flounder, sm a ll snapper, blueftah. ja ck crevalle. tro ut and a few redflsh will also be present. Th e last phase of o u tgoin g and the Drat o f in co m in g see m s to be the best tide. Snook a n d tarpon arc also h ittin g back In the Sebastian River. C ap ta in Ja c k at Port C anaveral reports hot offshore action with k in g m ackerel from Just off the beach to a a R w f am t M t f n F is ts . T rip le tall are In the b u t t line a n d flounder a n d aheepshead are b itin g in the P o rt. T ro u t and reds are fair on the fla ts. C o u n t on aheepshead a n d drum at Ponce In le t. Live o r dead shrim p la the top bait. T ro u t a n d reds are �Sanford MsraM, Sanford, Florida - Tuaaday, August S, 1SS7 Lagal Node— Southern Lffguf Bastball Rooklt •t b v b s « t Field, 7 0 6 p.m. O rtppris Raya at T M a r •i IN W ow a— • uTTi to a u m - — 8«fninolg 4 0 7 / 3 2 2 -2 0 1 1 O r ia n d o -W im a r P iw k 4 0 7 /9 3 1 * 0 9 0 3 MISRSMIIS I, ISST D4H-4J aa^cn B H IE F Phytlealt for Lyman athlataa □ LO NQ W O OD L y m a n H ig h School w ill hold a sports physical screening n ig ht on W ed n e sd a y. A u g ust 6 th. from 6 p .m . to 8 p.m . T h i s screening Is toy a a p o M m a iri afdy. F o r appoinmant call Mrs. Valaz at 320-2067. Laka Mary gats physical LA K E M ARY Lake M ary H ig h School A th le tic Director Doug Peters a n n o u n ce d that a n yo n e w ish in g to participate In athletics Is required to take a physical before the start of the season. T h e school w ill offer physicals o n A u g u s t 6 th at 6 p.m . at a cost of S IS . Sanford Flag Football moating T1S.lt (U TS TOWBfo, WC. wtd ssa sn Amshm list. ISST, M SPO LR . M SM SSMU CJL 4IT, t n saras. s t w SANFO RD T h e C ity of Sanford Recre­ ation and Parks D epartm ent w ill hold an organizational m eeting for persona Interested In coaching Flag Football this fall o n W e d ­ nesday. A u g u s t 6 . A ll games are played at the practice field across from Sanford M iddle School o n S a tu r­ day's. t h e meeting w ill be held at 6 :3 0 p .m . at the Sanford Recreation D e pa rtm en t’s D o w n to w n Y o u th Center, located o n the first floor of Sanford C ity Hall o n the c o m e r o f P a rk A ve n u e and Sem inole Boulevard on the lahefront. F o r m ore Inform ation please ca ll 3 3 0 -9 6 0 7 . (A A U ) T o w n ontout at W aN am . snt a m tis m «M csss ashes si n s s •-oi • a rt turn n s S M s boon b , such order ars: IL U A M TH J. 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I ft 01 ta ma ■att kna at ma Rati t/1 al i M Oovemmeni LSI I; manca SCO 1100't. a»eny t a t I at I kna. m o t la ma TO U T OF SIOUNINO ls*d lands con. tammy 0.744 scree, store or lets. Bombers* e l> hole between shortstop a n d th ird , g iv in g the B om bers a five-run cushion. T h e H itm e n 's o n ly chance to score cam e In the th ird in n in g . W ith ru n n ers o n second and th ird and one out. A b e l got a p o p u p a n d a n In n in g e n d in g g ro u n d o u t to shortstop to squelch the threat. T h e Bom bers had three players. W e ir. Ab e l and Lake M a ry ’s M att Mergo. nam ed to the a lltournam ent team , w ith W e ir w a lk in g a w ay w ith Most Valuable Player honors. W in n in g the c h a m p io n s h ip at the D isney com plex was ve ry special for In d n e lll. •'ll gave the m others, fathers, brothers and sisters of the players a chance to w a tch a n d cheer for the te a m ." said In cin clll. w h o added It was an un usu a l op p o rtu n ity since the B o m b e rs have played so m a n y to urnam ents outside o f Florida. 04H-S4 CancM^trtimwTH,n » ^ T m a i^ toSHrtrn««4" g * ,^ ^ | g ^ co lonial oank . IZWt Z O rlando flaWsiflisra and Flotlda Fury In A A U (Afootoor Athfodc Union) Jun to r Olym pic Oarnes, C h a rM ta , N .C .. T B A ess si m s S A N F O R D — T h e S a n f o r d R e c r e a tio n D e p a rtm e n t w il l h o ld a n o r g a n is a t io n a l m eeting on W ednesday. A u g u st 6 th . for the following A d u lt Fall Softball Leagues that w ill start In S e p te m b e r m e n 's, w o m e n 's, co-ed. and c h u rc h . T h e m eeting w ill be held at 6 p .m . at the Sanford Recreation D e p a rtm e n t's D o w n to w n Y o u th Center, located o n the first floor o f Sanford C ity H a ll o n the and Sem inole B o u le vard i F o r m ore IdutJM y am, n rtp i SiryM HMdwNRSSSN N f o jS P R d N U VW M llL M S S tf CASS NO. S0-SSTS-CAI4-A _ - •■!•••■ _________ j ■ T 1 S.TS BUTS TOWWO. WO. WB sod an AuomN taw. ISST, at SPSdJN.MSM8oMUtLR.4ST, no UTS4. SoMst m asons havuo a- Youth Baaaball -r * CLASSIFIED ADS >APuMW Florida Stata Laagua Baaaball ^ ______ ST-4T4-PP ■met w ta r a o r JUUATUnv Lfflil Nfttfctt •uo •O 8 X 6 0611 W ir— tararn UCkiu i u se ikyl « Cam tov m tw cynar awnSi Nr a eureckw / apmaS • V • 0 ' 8 ■ • K J I ' n K J K 8 P P X V 6 O , B 8 K J Z , 1 0 1 7 . ' C J U O O X O I I I K I M O I , 6 0 Z E D R 1Y 0 • P 0 ' M D I K U . 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It appearo that you r huabaad has exhausted Ms treatment option*. which have come to naught He la succumb ing to hia lung cancer, and the doctor*, without wiahing to apeed hia death, have apparently preacribod morphine to make him more comfortable Thla narcotic drug haa many documented aide effect*. Including eitreme aeda lion and constipation It alao poiaona the reaplrntary cantor In the brain. By and largo, however, morphine would aeem to be a good choice In your husband's caae. Tf I were you. I would not be very concerned about the effect* of the d ru g Value hia remaining day* or week*, accept the inevitability of hia death, and commit youraelf to allowing the doctor* to re have hia pain and Buffering Thla in, in the final anatyala. good medicine And If you think about it M's what we ail hope for in the end Support your husband's dactara and continue to be emotionally available tor him during thia d M k u l time aoxuai activity, but in the vaat nutferity of laatances, it la. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 05, 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/7395d7aef6ac6e2faa25ce6b478308ad.pdf 43106fa95029a47a5284abd15143d942 PDF Text Text N o v e m b e r 26 WEDNESDAY 199 Cops bust tri-county Morris remains chairman of county commission Mid w a tri-county d rt* ring. The City /County Investigative fc m u (CCIB) in association ••**» the thug Enforcement Administration, the Sanford M ic e Department, the Votuaia County Sheriffs Office, and the AiUmontr Springs Police De­ partment carried out six search •■rranta and seven arrest warn n li in Vmtnnic County •lone. The Lake Cotmty Sher­ iff* Office and the MetropoUtan Ihneau of Inveatigationa each served one search warrant and one arrest warrant respectively In Lake and Orange counties. All accused are In custody. At about 7 am .. CCIB flnlahcd 'Operation Country*, a four month Investigation tar­ geting an organisation respon­ sible for the illegal diversion Wride opposing. Morris made the nomination. Bring selected chairman three times put Morris In the select company with few other county commissioners. The late Bob Sturm, elected to four terms, was chairman six times and vice chairman five times. Morris. 43. considered Sturm to be *a father figure, friend, true public servant.In accepting the chairman's position. Morris asked far the commlaetonera Tuesday to allow County Managrr Gary Kaiser and himself to open talks with Time Warner concrmlrw gov­ ernment cable TV programming. Van Der Wride said he wouldn't support this effort. **1t Isn’t necessary." The 4 -1 consensus to move forward was not an official vote • merely approval for Kalarr and Mama to Investigate. A formal vote would have to be taken when there was a proposal In hand. *tlow much will It coal Is the big question * Adams said and sale of pharmaceutical drugs throughout the Central Florida area. Gary Oanaa. 50. of 3337 Ohio Avenue. Sanford, owner-manager of the Country General Store located at 4000 East Stale Road 40. la mis- Area churches plan Thanksgiving service cafe burglary connected tQ others? LAKE MARY- The Cafe Son rento at 237 N. Country Club Rd. tn Lake Mary wsa the taro f a burgaty Monday re•ulttng In a broken front door and a stolen cosh register. According to Captain Sam BrWorr of the Lake Mary Po­ lice Department the burglary occurred after the restaurant closed sometime between 10 p m. and 0 a.m. the next day. "Someone took a brick and threw It through the front ooor.* BclAore Mid. *A i Car as I know the only thing they left wtth was the cash register.* Joyanna Rtbckah Argrny. owner of the restaurant since ktarth. said Cafe Sorrento, which originally opened in 1978. 'had never been broken Into.* Argeny said the cash regis­ ter. valued at about 81,500. contained $700 In cash re­ ceipts- The broken window In the front door coat about 8200, she said. *! hope they catch them.* Ar­ geny said. T m just glad no­ body waa here to get hurt when this happened.* After getting over the initial •hock. Argeny said she teamed that two other nearby busi­ nesses were broken Into the same way. *lf I would have known about these burglaries | never would have left the money.* she said. Detective Camiel Long, who la investigating the case, said there have been other similar burglaries in the county with Qary O w n SANFORD • A community Thanksgiving sendee has been planned. Holy Cross Episcopal Church. Park Avenue and Fourth Street, will host the event tonight beginning at 7:30. Four downtown Sanford churches. Holy Cross Episco­ pal. First Baptist. First Presby­ terian and First Methodist have joined forces to unite in a time of celebration of our bounty. The idea lor Ihe event came from Paalor Wayne Harvey of First Baptist, according lo The Hrv. Beth Fogle Miller of First United Methodist Church ’ Hr »ht catalyst far this.* she said. "Me invMrd us over to hta rhurcti u> talk about It. Pm the new kid on the block, fm so glad to be able to bring the Thankagfvtng sermon. I think Its a wonderful collaboration. «»'• Ullfc that we join forces on things. This is a great atari.* Pastor Harvey adds." I M l by combining, more would be in attendance and more would be Involved We meet once a year with New Ufa Won! Center. I fell that having the four churches in the downtown area logether would make a slalemrnl to the cily lhal were Inlereslrd in lhe community.* The Rev Bruce Scoit. of First S c h o o l has head lice u n d e r co n tro l Abovw: Students from Genesis Pro-8chooi In Lonpeood attend droee reheersal for a ThenkagtvIng pageant, indudtog Jessica Trad. Courtney Luton and Remy Swopea. as actors depicting the tint least. Right IdytMUa E l* mentaiy School kindergartnen Iromed first-hand about toe first Thanksgiving by draeetng ip as toe Am catofrranto, Pkgrtms and SANFORD • About 70 Pine Crest Elementary School stu­ dents sent home last week with head lice have returned to school. Although head lice in school children Is not unusual, the number of esaee was relatively high for the 900-studcnt cam­ pus. said Pine Crest principal Barry Uebovui. Th is la the worse case we have had tn a long time.* Uebovlta Mid. adding that the problem waa under control. Head Uce are non­ threatening parasite* that fay Once spotted the nils must be treated and removed and the entire home must be thor­ oughly cleaned and vacuumed. One remedy suggested by Uebovtta Is to place a couple of handfuls of Vaseline on the head and cover It wtth a shower cap overnight. This suffocates the head lice and the nits falls off. The remedy was suggested In ftorenttg; magazine. Uebovtta said, add­ ing * lft a huge mess, but It works." Uebovtta said hia stall Is on top of the situation and checks kids regularly. All surfaces are sprayed and the classrooms are vacuumed. What if the Pilgrims had really landed at New Smyrna Beach. Herald Staff Writer GENEVA - What If the PUgrims had landed at New Smyrna Beach? How different would things have been on h?dday we celebrate aa Thanksgiving? Every school child kama of Uje plight o f the Pilgrims of Plymouth Rock, who came to *he New World seeking rcligtoua freedom In the early SUBSCRIBE TO THE without the help of friendly In­ diana. all might have perished because o f poor and inade­ quate food supplies and changeable weather. Could they have done better In the land o f sunshine? And what about the Indiana that befriended the pilgrtzna and taught them how to fertilizer their crops of com. pumpkins and beans with ftah? Who would have helped the Florida settler*? Possibly the Ttmucua. A S A N f OFID H E R A L D FOR THE tribe of people that dated back to pre history, the Tlmucua In­ habited Florida and southeast Georgia far thousands of years BFST LOCAL NEWS COVERAGE Call 3 2 2 261 1 �M 39 . 1W7 - i e d u n i H aran, Santoro, Mona* - wedresday. November i j * V - / \_ Jett Dean (left) faces rcumtoent George Duryoa (right) In a runoot atecMon on Tuesday. Dec. 2 Voting w« be held at Lake Maty Gty Hal, 7 ajn. to 7 pm ta. —* i Dtvkj Frazier Screen Teste tJfiorf you minqumn imot on that dirt and Mart ta m b blr. gobble the feast art W a n you on Thanksgiving Th ureter, ronatdrr what to do ift m n M I to settle the plentiful bounty you lust harvested that la now writhing like an anvd In your tummy. Maybe a little pigskin on the tube? Or. a drop fey the of the two dishes Hollywood throws on your cinematic plate today, you better be making tracks to the medMna chest for a bit of the *pfnk ■tuff* Obviously, the Disney people and Robin Williams have patched things up after their little spat some years ago. You may remember WUbama re* fusing to do anything mote for Disney because the company used Williams' voice In the marketing of the hit animated rlaaalr. Aladdin. A very large band-aid was applied and a great big kisa — not to men­ tion a couple mUhon here and there — made It a l batter. Williams came back gangbustrrs supplying the voice toe Genic again In Aladdin and the King of Thieves. He has even voiced an antmatromc robot at Member of Ihe Florida Bar and Ibe Seminole county Dor. for­ mer assistant state attorney, volunteer staff attomery for ■alehouse of Seminole. Semi­ nole County Mentor Program. Sgfrmct faculty at Valencia Community college. Marnier b y Homeowners Association, ■she Ruth Little League coach dtrector of Soap Rax Derby, high school football official. 0 « o r g e F. D u ryea Holiday closings The city halls In Sanford and Lake Mary and the Seminole County Courthouse and County Services building will be closed for the Thanksgiving holiday until Monday. Dec. T. The Seminole County Central Transfer Station and Landfill will be closed on Thursday but open on Friday. Unlcorporated franchise garbage and recycling haulers will not provide service on Thursday, all Thursday customers will receive garbage service an Monday. Dec. 1. Garbage collection wilt resume on Friday. WEATHER 11JIOKS c t h m d O U TLO O K VKDICESDAY ■ m s y 7 0 80 THURSDAY to s s y 70 84 FU D A Y R d d y T9 04 SATURDAY Ptcldy 00 00 H en a n the winning num­ bers selected an Tuesday In the Florida Lottery: F w tea y S 4 -7 -H H 9 Latte ptav. 23) ■-7-10-10-00-40 WUllams plays Professor Phillip Bralnard — get It? braln-nenl — who would for­ get his bee If tt were not at­ tached firmly to front of Mb head. He can’t even remember Me marriage to his hare Sara (Marcta Gay Harden) aa It to their third try when the Aim starts. Instead. Bralnard hopes to make a successful com­ pound that will put hto dwin­ dling foUege back on Ns feet. Actually, the formula to In the film. The professor has the heart of gold and the mind of a senile. His Intentions are good and then there are the baddies waiting lo wield their corrupt plana and steal Bra maid's (lubber, an animated green blob with a mind of Ua own. The Rubber looks like a film. The other difference In the update la that Pled MacMurray’s dog la now a flying femi­ nine robot named WBEBO. a Basically, this film to a noBralnard that makes Williams — believe tt or not — unAinny and delivers a bread and water story. Unfortunately, Jtm Car­ rey waa not available for the film, flu btor requires a more visual comic presence even more so than what Williams can provide. Putting the mas­ ter comedian In this type of flbn makes me wonder how steady and long (his new aQtance wtO be. genetic experiment — a hybrid cross between huaan and alien. Otve me a break! Play on the current curtoaHy and anxiety of cloning and m b tt with (he horror and conflicts of the Alton movies and you get one dreadful goulash. Directed by Jean-Plem Jeunet. who to a visually adept filmmaker with such eye pop­ ping fbeka aa The CMy q f Loot Children. He to not given much latitude to apply hto atytgj here. It to basically a fltog ' na-jora | Wsgaasia y aad Tksratfay: Mostly sunny. Highs in the mid-70s. Lows In the mid50a. Friday aad Satwrday: Partly cloudy. Highs In the upper-70* to 80. Lows in the mid- 60s. Ib OVIEDO - The Qreater Oviedo Chamber of Commerce will host its annual community Christmas Tree Lighting fes­ tivities. Thursday. Dee. 4 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. on the grounds of the Lawton House, 200 West Droadway SI. The event, which to free and open to the public, features caroling by groups from Oviedo High School. Stcnstrom and Partin Elementary an attraction In Tomrnorowtand, Disney World. Now, he helps update the 1901 Disney Aim The Abomt-IUndtd f t » Jnwor renamed F la tte r (Toe Daytoaa loach to R ev ■m yna Beach: Seas a n 2-4 feet with a moderate chop. Water temperature at Day­ tona Is 68 degrees and at New Symma. 68 degrees. Winds a n from the north­ east at 10-15 m.p.h. volunteers at the outdoor event. Rumor has tt that a Jolly old man tn a red suit will ar­ rive before the festivities con­ clude. and that children may have their photo taken with him If they promise not lo pull his frill white beard. A large outdoor Christmas tree donated by the Rouse Company and erected on the grounds, will be lighted during the evening's festivities, and remain lighted throughout the holidays, along with tights sdoming the Lawton House. Members of the community a n invited to gather at the Lawton House by 5:30 lo bear the first choral selection*. For additional Information call the Oviedo Chamber of Commerce at 305-6500. i r T t OPFOKTUNUTYI The high temperature In Sanford Tuesday was .na de­ grees and the overnight low was .na. Recorded rainfall for the period ending at 10 a.m.. Wednesday totaled .00 tnrhes .6:56 a.m. •Sunset. 5:29 p.m. ACHIEVE ECONOMIC SUCCESS IN CERAMIC TILE REPAIRS THROUGH QUALITY WORKMANSHIP _ WITH 1 7 'Storing Sanford, idle Alary and Seminole County Since 190S Wednesday. November 26.1997 • Vot. 90. No. 69 Pubtohed Tuesday through Friday and Sunday by Hspubtc Newspapers. Inc. • 300 N French Ave, Sanford, FL. 32771 Phone: (407) 322 2611 Fax: (407) 323-9406 to m ra a n o N • u Pu0 t •B u r n Managar c s k u la to m w n e a to 1 Sharp. Uanegar • Ga*»an* Ss Lavender OFFERSTO(UMJFK)AmtCANTk > -w e 4M at kasw Margaret Statay paoouenoa F ^ V gtone-ten. JeSSsrkeAe Shan Breda Dona Bremen Deval Fraser yttene tasaaiotoqnuanaaunsm ususai) uoals EStaMh B a m s tonomAL ,8 W MR. FIX-IT REPAIRS, INC iT -c T . CoudneyUS*. donee dantte Mar | IS U U900 178 00 6 MONTHS SAME AS CASH W. AC. * C to M C 186 G i ' ll . ()()() SO FT F I L L E U Wl I H CARPE I LOW O V E R H E A R M E A N S BIT. S A V I N G S FOR YOU' CARPET MILL DIRECT FtarMa Haudenta sol /*. M Je U r Republic Newspapers, Inc fceiF, - • -«i\ '" A ------ r*e �BEOE^MPBOMEO IH. <EEEVEEEEEEPPEHREI , . » « . *•> , , , . • • • Carbon monoxide killed two men found on boat ar DATiD n u n Herald SUIT Writer The 29-foot cibtn e n t e r was moored ta a con about three mile* northwet of Sanford. McKinnon's wife reported ten f a t n g lo the Sheriff* Office at 2 a.m. Monday morning after he foiled to return froma hot trip. •When I aaked aome marine industry people. thqMjMd this la not the A r t time thla (carbon SANFORD - The Seminole County Medical Examiner came back with the finding* Tuesday nn the two dead men found on a boat off the St. Johns River, ’ ll waa carbon poisoning.* said Seminole County Shertffa Of lire spokesman Ed McDonough. Patrick McKinnon. 33. o f 7BO Crane* Court Maitland, and Clark Cable. 38. of 780 Rosemere Circle. Orlando, were found Monday on a Chief Deputy Stere Harriett o f^ T s t e r t ffa 'o r flee on Tuesday. RACK ROOM SHOES THE WORLD OF NAME BRAND SHOES Seminole Town Center C o n t in u e d b o m Pag* LA |STird of bring the master­ mind Iwhind lhe ring, ’ lie was •hr Inokrr.’ said CCIB. Agrnt Kd Allen... (j (f, , A i« Hiding Jo agrptp., phar­ maceutical drugs were obitminl ilirough. In most case*, tried means and liken would Itmiirl lu Oanas. who would illegedly distribute them lo whomever wanled them. ICCIII. agrnlsj compared his since In an Kckerd Drugs.’ - said Agent Sammy Gibson when -tfwaking of the volume of sales and product within Oanas* store. Gibson said some of the individuals who sold the dmgs m Oanas had legitimate Ill­ nesses and obtained the medi­ cation ih rough legitimate means. Olliers would write lalse prescriptions or claim lake Illnesses to get the drugs. AI a press conference held fursday. agents and Seminole County SlM-rlfTa Office officials illxplayrd their find. Most of ithe prescriptions and tablets prrsrntrd wrrr from various frig chain pharmacies, and mhrrs came from smaller pharmacies spanning as local ns Sanford to as far as Day­ tona llcach. for example. One txig even Included seized pre­ scription scrips and official medical pipers. A certain amount of evidence was seized from each of the Individuals In­ volved In the ring. Gibson said that moat of the dmgs are pain killers or 'synthetic narcotics*. Allen said (hat most of the medlcatkm I* used in the caae of lermlnally 111 patients with allmenln like cancer, for Instance. The agents said that those abusing the indication could grow dependent1and eatUy addicted." Aden also said that the high from the drugs ran cause a numbing effect, induce sleep and. generally, alow down the central nervous system. Street price for the drugs could range from 83 to 810 a tablet. The Investigation and arresls came after numerous com­ plaints were railed Into CCIB and other agencies. Members from one family had gone bankrupt trying to support their habits with drugs at­ tained through the ring, ac­ cording to Allen. Through wirvrtUance and Informants. CCIB waa able to gather enough In­ formation and evidence to make the bust. CCIB agents said that thla la the first round of arrests and there may be more forthcoming as the scope of the Investiga­ tion widens to Include pharma­ cies and doctors. The others who were arrested Include: Phillip Norris. 37. of 2792 Bailey Avenue, Sanford: Ron Green. 44, of 2447 Sanford Avenue, Sanford; Violet Parller. 85. of 407 Mattie Street, San­ ford; Georgeanne Nuaabaumer. of 1115 Buttercup Lane. Ortundo; Robin Stcnstrom, of 24149 Adair Avenue, Ml. Ply­ mouth; Henry Dykeman. 40, of 711 East Airport Boulevard. Sanford: Sheila Lambert. 44. of 118 Fairway Drtve. Sanford: and. Vicki Jemlgan. 33. of 448 Sand Cove Drtve. Sanford. All those from Seminole County were to have made their Initial court appearance at 1:30 p m. a “■ e- A General Electric television worth 8499 was stolen Monday tn the 3000 block of South Or­ lando Drive. A microwave worth 8100 and an undisclosed amount of change were stolen Friday In (he 200 block of South Park Avenue. One remote controlled air­ plane and accessories, various wrenches and fuel were stolen Sunday In the 200 block uf Springvtcw Drive. Total amount of property stolen was 8000. I i/'Jpmi >* tuimyl b s v u iu • I side dish of your choic (com substitution extra) • I hom rstylc b u tterm ilk biscuit Not v*0d w«h any o*w» oOar or dacow* Good lace meed kma. WHILE THEY LAST! B« hero Marly at 6 a.m. Friday at any Gayfars antranca to racaiva your fraa box of Crackar Jack* tracts. 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Ftonda - Wednavtoy November 26. 1997 {County1A ‘ I'm all for open government, blit what will It coat?" Adam*, for one. was convinced the board took appropriate action later In Tuesday's meeting when It ranked Drloltte f t . Touche over two other firms for a contract to do auditing servkes for the county. The Orlando firm has served the rounty for the past six years. *If you have a family doctor that you like, you don't change physicians just for the sake of change." Adams said. *ll‘s the same way with auditors. I low often do you see a Fortune 500 company chinge auditors. It Isn't done unless there lias been troubles. Seminole County h is been well served by Oeloltte ft Touche." Four of the commissioners gave the nod to Deloltte A Touche. Maloy choose KPMG Paet Marlck of Orlando. Senior planner Tony Mathews presented an interlocal plan­ ning coordination agreement to serve the seven cities and School Board, along with Interlocal agreements for annexa­ tions with the cities of Altamonte Springs and Winter Park. Each passed. 5-0. An error advertising the public hearings on proposed sites for adult entertainment establishments caused cancellation of a Dec. 2 public heating. The Initial public meeting will take place on Dee. 16. and a second on Jan. 13. 1998. Awards and presentations on Tuesday Included recognition of All Soul* Catholic Church for 110 years In Sanford and a goodbye lo Jean Hendrickson, who la retiring from the county after 19 years of service. Hendrickson was senior secretary In the Solid Waste Division of Public Work*. In an Informal vote of hi* peers. Daryl McLain was voted the most nattily attired. Ill* fall outfit also served him well In the Arrtlc llkr temperature of the BCC Chambers Room. McLain added one more explanation about why he didn't really covet the chairman's position. *1 would have had to change chairs with Randy Moms." he said. *1 Ilk* where I've been." - on the far right of the commission as seen by those looking at the board. LiceLA - This Isn't considered a serl■ous Infectious disease. It's 'something that conies and goes.* he said. T h is isn't Just in Seminole County. It's all over, but mainly Its In the ? home." Calling this a national problem seen in many schools, Licbovttr said his stafT dealt with the recent cases calling the parents and sending the students home with a letter to the parents and also letters to parents of non-affected stu­ dents. Many of the cases In­ volved brothers and sisters. Funeral ■mrlc-c* for Mrs. Ethel Mar Arms!run*. 7H. ot MOO Dtaon Avr . Sanford, who piwnt sway Friday. New. 21. 1097. will be held Safuntcy. Nuv. W «l ] pm al Mount Zfon MlkkXnury IInpflet Churrh wllh thr Mrv. Willie Frank William* officiating. Viewing will be Friday from 5 tn 1) p.m. al SunrWe Chapel. Sunrise Funeral Hume. 900 Lo­ cust Are.. Sanford. In rtbirgr of arrangrmmte. 1407) 322-73R3. ETHEL M A I AKMBTKON O Ethel Mae Armstrong. 78. Dixon Avenue. Sanford, died Friday. Nov. 21. 1997. Bom In Orllla. O a„ she moved to Cen­ tral Florida In 1952. Mrs. Armstrong was a homemaker. She was a member of Mount Zion Missionary Baptist Churrh. Sanford, she was a member of Order of the East­ ern Star. Rose Sharon Chapter and Daughters of the Sphinx. Survivors Inrlude husband. F.ugrnr; son. the Rev. Willie F. T h e problem Is that even when the children are treated the homes aren't treated com­ pletely.' he said. Also, many of the children have siblings In the secondary schools, where children aren't even cheeked, he said. Llrboritx said no students were sent home this week. fThanksgiving: More than a holiday i a> o ft. WILLIAM R O M K T (BOM Pi ; First Baptist Church Markham Woods Less than a year after the Plymouth colo: nlsts settled tn the new land, the first Amerl? can Thanksgiving was celebrated. The first ; winter was a dreadful, deadly one killing sl. most half of the colonists. Things looked up tn : the summer of 1621 with a bumper crop of • com harvest, after which Oovemor William i Bradford decreed a three-day feast to be held. • T h e first Thanksgiving Day. set aside for the • special purpose of prayer as well aa celebra| non. was decreed by Oovemor Bradford for • July 30. 1663* tWortd Book Encyclopedia. Vol. • 18). f j In 1789. President George Washington laj sued a proclamation for a day of thanks; how§ ever, there was no regular day of the celebra• Non of Thanksgiving until President Abraham § Lincoln proclaimed the last Thursday of November 1863 as "a day of thanksgiving and £ praise to our beneficent Father (IbfcO." Con£ grrss ruled In 1941 that this day be made a l legal federal holiday. H Thftnkagtvlng is morw than a hoddayl For many people. Thanksgiving begins with •i turkey, dressing and cranberry sauce and ends when the favorite football team has won Legal Notice Legal Notice OS TMS 1ST* COUNTY, j eaas soi s t -s « s -o * -i 4-s 2 RMIRICAN OINtRAL ; h o m i o o i t v . i s c .. k ASSOCIATION, dec.. * Florida nal-far-proto >, JODY McCLUSRIV. ■J, Moan; fR IIO O M i SAVINGS AMO LOAN J ASSOCIATION. ■ Florida LOUIS L O M N l i m . at sL, b, eteegae ».tn , C044SANK/SI MINOL K 1c o u n t y . COMSANK CANO C IN T IR . - « X n t c aa Racaiear ter ; F M I DOM SAVINGS S J LOAN ASSOCIATION. OaiewdanUt). sones * » ■ NOTICI ie hereby S’*** f a t : ova undaraonad Clark a< the : Circuit Court ol Seminole • County. Florida. ortH. an the : lim day el D IC IU B IR . IP tf. • at 11.00 A H . al tho Wool Front ; Door at the » ammote County S Caurthouac. Sanford. Florida • offer far aaia and aak at puShe ■ Outcry la Iho lughoet and Seat S IIIIN O ll County. Florida: Lai IT . Block I , LA *I : KATHRYN FAR*, aa rocordad m t Fiat Saak It, Fa«c «S and M . • Fufelic Record* of Sammola ; County. Florida. Inaludoo 0 : IM S Crootlond modular home, : L 0. number* U N I and t » l l ; pursuant lo SM j entered m a c j card Court, me otyte el which ie W ITN ItS my hand and official ccai at tafd Court mm JOth day ot NOVIMSIR. 1SST. ISIA U UARVANNI MORSI • Clark al tn* Circuit Court • By: Jan* I. JaaowW O.C. » you are a paraon with * dm ai true proceeding, you are enti­ tled. at no coat to you. to the pror'won of opacial aura lane a contact Court 1 X I N. St*. NM1. SITTt. lampoon* |«0F) U S-41M . l i t . 4M T. wfthui two working day* at your racatpl *1 true none*, rt hearing unpouad. (TOO! t-M O -M S-STTt or Whc * (V) 1 -SOO-MM TTO. no Florida Relay Sonrlca. John C. Snglahardi, P. K IS M S . Urmgalon Si. PuStah: DCK-S04 Noram her t t . S .1M 7 NOT ICS IS HSRSSY OfVIN ■hot tho ty m lammaio C aumyi Fiends: LOT 47, ALAFAYA WOODS. FHASS l-U M T A. ACCOROtNO TO TNS PLAT TNIR10F. RSCORMO IN PLAT BOOR St, F U U SO THROUGH H . INCLUSIVf. PUSUC RICOROS OF SIM INOLI COUNTY, FLORI­ DA. TO O ITH KR with alt m* aaaamanta. rtgfua. n appurta- . a* and pea nprn* and peel- wafor alack, and all nature* now or thereafter a party a# in* property. Including raplaaamenio and tar caah an the ttm day at D S C IM S M . IM F . at 11:00 Re*. 01 Sm stoat Front door of tho Oommol* County Courthouaa. M t North Fork Aaanwo. Sanford. Florida S ITTt, purouoM to tn# Final Judgment at Faroe loouto anlarad In thi* action tn Noeomkor 11th. 1WT. MARYANNS MORSI CLIR R OF THS COURT Jan* I . Jmawle Deputy Clark CUfford S. Shepard, Mt Shepard. FMSurn 0 Ooddhlatl, FA. J i t N .l. hrannee Souleeard or lost, after which, family and friends - who have abounded In food and fellowship "waddle* to their homes for a good night’s restl ‘ If asked to list Thanksgiving traditions, many people would think of turkey, cranber­ ries and Pilgrims but omit grateful prayers and worship services • an Ironic situation for a holiday concetved by pious people aa an op­ portunity for prayer, but a true reflection of modem attitudes. Americans know far more about the ship on which the Pilgrims sailed, the food they ate. and the clothes they wore thap about the way they worshipped? (Diana Appclbastnsv ThonkaoMnS An American Holt dap. An American U n a ry ). K ILiXAXfTH P A M IR afk/i ILIZ A S ITH ANNCANT i r . SOTfCS O# SALS NOTICI IS H IR IB Y OJVIN that purauoni la tho Final Judgmonl *1 Forteloaur* anlarad on tho 7th day of No rambar. IM F , In Civil Action No. ST-S S T-CA-tcw *1 tn* CircuN Court of tho Ugfitoonth Judicial Circuit, In and tar Saaiinol* County. Florida. In wMoh TRANSAMIRiCA FINAN­ CIAL SCRVtCSS. M C.. la nanrod a* FtaMtlff and IL IZ A S IT H PARKIN M s IU 2 A M T H ANN CARTIR It nomad M Dafandant, I will toil to tho tor of tlx Sammola County CaurthouOO, Sanford. Florida, at 11:00 am . an tho 1tut day *1 Dacambar, tM T . the toaowmg daaailhod real property M l forth M Iho FmaJ Judgment: Let M . SAN UINTA THIhO MOTION, according X tho plat thereof, aa recorded in Plat So** is. Page TS. *« X * PuMM Record* Of Seminole County. S you ora o paraon with a diaapiiity who noada any accom­ modation In ardor to partrepel* tn thfa propdodhfg. you P f anttttod. of no coal N you, X *M Mart*. Clark of I County Caiat. of M l North Park Aeanu*. Sanford. Ftortdo SITTt. tt 407-1IS-4130. •Hannon •SIT, witnm two working day* •f your rocafpt *f thi* Notic*. H M4 North Pamoran Boulevard Orlando. Florida S2MT H IT) SS4-M20 N O TIC I AMSfUCANS WITH r M .IS .t N T DSK-tSI Williams. Sanford; daughter, Emma J. Lee. Sanford; slater. Thelma McLendon. Jackson­ ville; 12 grandchildren: 12 great-grandchildren; three great-great-children. Sunrise Funeral Home, Sanford, tn charge at ar­ rangements. Archibald Webb. 42. Church Street, Orlando, died Tuesday. New, IB, 1997. Bum In Ja­ maica. he moved to Central Florida tn 1900. Mr. Webb worked for Orlando Waste Management. He was a Chris­ tian. Survivors Include daughter. Erica. Sanford; mother. Viola M. Cooper. Jamaica; brothers. Isaac Palmer. Ft. Lauderdale, Lloyd Palmer. Jamaica: stotrrs. Lattaa. Joy Bleekwood. Wini­ fred Palmer, Mlbcrnt Palmer. Valarie. all ot Jamaica. Sunrise Funeral Home, Sanford, in charge of ar­ rangements. Funeral xrvkrs foe Mr*. Itornlre ‘ Huddy’ l tori* Sipern*. 94. of ('ypress Avmue. Sanford, who pubord away Wednesday, Mo*. 19, 1997. will be held Saturday. New. 20 at It am. al Zfon Hope M.B. Churrh wit the Rev. Dr. Ellas Cuflry Sr. officiating. Viewing will Friday from 4 U> 9 p.m. al Sunrise Chapel. ___ Sunrise Funeral Home. 900 Lo­ m u Are.. Sanford. In rhargr a srrnngrmenl*. (4071 322-7383. Orsvestde lUneral perrires foe Mr. Archibald Webb. 42. of 2630 Churrh Street. OrUndo, who named away Tuesday. No*. I*. 1997. will be held Saturday. New. 29 si 9 a m al Shiloh Cemetery. Sanford. Vxwtng win be held on Friday from 5 lo 9 p m at Sunrise Chapel. Sunrise Funeral I fame. 900 Lo­ cus! Are . Sanford, m charm at ar1407) 322 7383. Funeral eerrire* for (he Rrv. LF. I lotrsrv will br held an Saturday. Nov. 29 si II a.ra. at Zkm Hill HOME IMPROVEMENT EXPERIENCE YOU CAN COUNT ON! • s iv » v > y . ^ ; * s V Commercial Cleaning Our Speciality i; a i lo « *0*25 3 2 2 -6 9 2 5 We Do lt AHh~ Cleaning • Dyeing • Repairs • Water Extraction • Quality Service For An Ultimate Clean J V & u -b ta HOP R O BIN SO N A rra S u p m U n r C m p jd NOTICI G a te , J n c . ( 4 0 7 ) 7 6 7 -9 5 2 2 J .E .J . R E P A I R Windows •Scraont • Locks •Carptts •Paints •Trims Prsssurs Clsaning •Drywsll •Etc. 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MORSI C LIP S OP T H I COURT s t S A s u r iw s A ST OS IM S No. SS-ST DAVIS CAUIWBLL. JO ARM FUneral Serrtire for Mrs. Cald­ well will br held cm Friday. Nov. 28. 1907 si 10 am. tn Ihe Ftral Unltrd Methodist Churrh of wtaler Path. Intrrmrnl will br a t I’xlin Crmetery. Winter Park In Itru of flowers, memorial dunaIkma may br made In the Leuke­ mia Acutely of America. 13907 ft Hale Malay Hwy.. Suite 101. Tampa. Fla.. 336IH. Carey Hand Cox-Psrkrr Funeral Home, Winter Park. (4071 6471942. In rharpr of arrangements. JO ARM C f U m U Jo Ann Caldwell. 53. West Culbreath Avenue. Tampa, died Sunday. New. 23. 1997. Bom .In Am lin. Texas, she moved lo Central Florida In 1957. Mrs. Caldwell waa a guidance counselor at Lake Mary High School. She was a member of First United Meth­ odist Church of Winter Park, she was a member of Kappa Alpha theta at the University of Florida, waa a docent for the Orlando Museum of Art A Tampa Museum of Art. and a volunteer for the American Red Cross sxd . the American Cancer Society)}■ I f « Survivors Incarar husband. Richard; ami **9trpbcn R. Quantiro. Va.: daughter. Christa. Winter Park; brother, Robert C. Zrlgler. Newark. Del. Carey Hand Cox-Parker Fu­ neral Home, Winter Park, in charge of arrangement a. Following the Civil War which left many people. If not all. with sparse blessings. It Is recorded that some people remembered words from the First UcCyffey Reader of their early school years which called them back to the faith; "You ask your parents for food, and drink, and books, and clothes, and when they you these things, you thank them, and them for the good they do you. So you should sak your Ood for those things whichTHE U V . LOUIS 9. He can give you. and no one else can give The Rev. Louis F. Holmes. 78 you." Aaron Avenue. Orlando, died Monday. Nov. 24. 1997. Bom tn Palatka. he moved to Cen­ National Thanksgiving Proclamationtral Florida In 1922. Rev. Oct. 3,1863 Holmes was a minuter and a *1 do, therefore, (nolle my fellow citizens, in retired taxi cab driver. He was every prut o f the Untied Stales, and those who the paalor of Morning Star are sojourning in foreign lands, lo set apart Missionary Baptist Church. and observe the Iart Thursday In November Orlando, lie waa a member of next as a day qf Thanksgiving praise lo our the Baptist Ministers Brother­ beneficent Father who dwells in the heauens." hood. Abraham Lincoln Survivors Include daughters. Think about thatl Dorothy Jackson. Sanford. Carolyn Miller. Mae Francis Williams. Patricia Mann, Donna Anderson. Earline Hol­ Legal Notices Legal Notice mes Blumhagen. all of O r­ lando; sons, Alvin Crawford. noad a apociol accommodation Virginia. Don. West Palm x portkipal* m thi* procoadmg Beach; brother. Alfred. New­ ahouid t am acl ADA ark. N J.; outer. Gladys Ed­ Coordinate, at M t N. Park CABS SPt PT-SST-CX-14W Avenue. lute* North M l , wards, West Field. N J.; 21 ThANSAhfihiCA FINANCIAL •order*. Fiend* SITTt at looaf grandchildren: 15 great­ SIRYICIS, INC., Succaator by hv* (l| day* prior X the prograndchildren; one great•MO. ert w iJoci'VJ JT, t-ioogreat-grandchildren. •411771 (TOO), ar t-M O-M SPoatelTa Mortuary Pine llUla •TTS (VI, via Florida Relay DATID thi* 7th day ot NovambOf, IMT. MARYANNS MORSI Clarkat tho eatd Court Sr- Dorothy W. Bolton Deputy Clark and llaptMt Church. Orlando, wllh IVwior Jesse hnry offlcUllng. In­ terment will folks* in West town Cemetery, Sanford. Visitation will be Friday hum 2 lo 8 P ™- si IHwtrirs t haprl. Family wake Will lie from 5 tn 7 p.m. Arrangrmenl* entnislrd to Ifostelfn MorUutry Pine llUta Chapel. 295-3857. Chapel. Orlando, In charge of am ngrm rnte. M . M . and DtK-IM 4. It. IMT n e ■ Heating & Air Conditioning S a le s Service Installation reorwusSniM ShmmmIUu Skafbi Ph. (407) 323-3517 Fax J (407) 321-5579 MOV. 27,1BM • APR. 7.1SS7 915 W. 2nd St • Sanford, FL 32771 % Today on your birthday you ara not hara for us to gtva you • hug or a gill Ifs sfla hard to boftovo you ara gont, but wo taka comfort In knowing that you ara In a batlar placa. You an tovad and missed mors than you can avar know. Wa think ol you svsry day and you wM bo In cur hearts for ir. Wo love you! UCMB4 5 , Jakia, Sarah, Rhonda 6 Fsmfty, John haul ft Family, Rusty, Tad and Family, s , Robin a Tsrrl ft la M M iu s f s m H Cs R m N a ll D o w n a Great Dealt SOME IMFBOTEUER Call and Resen/e Your Space Today 3 2 2 -2 0 1 1 �M CKMM h M M --•**v- . - » Pilgrimsto schools, Ubrarlea neuma with her port­ able *vtllagr.* destined atudytni In the claaathe recent pro94. h t e i'i pre______ She gives ply illation that ‘ rglns by ta to close to a place In i ahe relates far the Tlai>the mental Interpreter at the Ca­ naveral National Seashore. A mound there qparked her in­ terval and ahe realised hoar lit­ tle ahe knew about the true na­ tter*. a native heraetf. bom in Plantation. Fla., ahe frit a need to apread the word. This la where I h e .’ Mcda to learh ahe aatd. and ahe doee. Four jrvara ago. ahe ataried -Yestcrdajr-Todajr.* a lory presentation. WIMMWMXIE America's Supermarket* __ a kitchen, a [ Wes and • tool area. TEC r fates her L Fa Service . blankets housing. T h is Is a pop-up book. I think It touches them." Kerltnger said o f her presentation. *tn a way that a flat book can’t.* Kerllnfrr waa never one for Hat book* learning. ‘ History was not my first love.* Kerltngrr aatd she really enjoys working with .the rhUdrra. be­ cause with every question asked and answered. 1 keep learning.* It takas her about ttwve hours » • « 0 »h e r lafrf village. u ■**<' JL'i relatives In New England, the Wampanoag tribe, the Ttmucua were hunters and farmers and retard many of the same crops aa were found on the tables of the first Thanksgiving. With a good strong wind to light the effects of the Oulfstream and little navtflMMnal error. Ply­ mouth Knew Might has* been found at tfct jrttlaa at Ponce (Mosquito! M rtl rnces in how we worship we can come logrther nnd be one In a service of giving thanks not just a pageant." A combined choir of the four churches will sing during severst segments of the sendee. Numerous hymns and power will be offered. The public la Invited to at­ tend More Information may hr received by calling any of the churches participating. Hefr Cross al 322-M U , First D a f list si 322 flO il. First Prmfcy lm an al 322-1882 or First United Methodist at 322-4371. Church, shares his aenummta. ‘ I’ve wanted a gathering like this for over four years. It's a big thing to me. Il’a taken several years to get the four downtown churches to come together. We need to have a witness in the community, not In competition. We have different flavors and different repressions of worship but all to one Lord. Wr eventually want to Include all churches tn the name of the Lord. We want It to be a total community ef­ fort.* Father Al Cole cites.* We will have the armor clergy from all four of the churches partlet paling tn the leadership of the service. I would call tt ecu mm leal Despite the differ- B u rg la ry For .t S l TONYRUSSI 2 t7 f S. Pranch A vs. .AMI: I ulu On h i t s III s n r n i n t i . C M . 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Vftth more up-to-date products and services and more convenience than Thank you again m s ta g * fn �I •...l f.v l WEDNESDAY I Carlson hangs up whistle at Oviedo Taming the Wolves Seminole High basketball teams handle Deltona Phillips. down 11-flat •OVS WIN OPCNKR DELTONA _ Srmlnolc used a balanced attach aa Arrow Force VI overcame a first quarter deficit to defeat the Deltona Wolves bounds). nbtain btg games tor the Tribe Stowes 114 paints, 18 rebounds) Jackson 111 points, nine re­ Semlnolr trailed 13-10 after one period then outacored the Wohes In each o f the last three quarters. *lt was a good effort for three quarter.* said S«nlnole head roach Bob TVaina. Then we had team over. Since girls- volleyball started In PlorldaV high schools In 1974. which was the ■ame year female basketball and softball tame In. Cartoon has been Involved with the program. Her daya at Oviedo High School actually begwi ini 1909, .......... ........ _ when................ ahe was hired aa a Physlcal Education teacher and the cheeriradlnx sponsor. Cartoon was raised In Ohio and attended high school in California, where ahe played basketball before attending private school where there were no extracurricular activities. Before graduating from high school. Cartoon knew that ahe wanted to major In physical education In college. Even though ahe wasn't really an athlete In the true sense of the word. Cartoon always knew on what career path ahe waa going to embark. *1 have always loved activity, not being con­ fined like In i classroom," Cartoon said. "And rve always loved working with ktta. I a a m r thought I would actually coach a spoil though. That1, not where k y rep rm n n Waa* i i a lob at the then fairly new Oviedo High School, fiv e years later, she was recruited to coach one of the new girts- sports. Cartoon chose volleyball, despite knowing little about the game, due to the fact that ahe was able to make her own schedule. That's when she fell In love with her new role and her new sport. Lucy McDaniel, head volleyball coach for the University of Central Florida, brought her team to the Oviedo gym to practice and Cartoon began learning. McDaniel also ■band hooka, tnalght and even her game plana with the new coach and helped her a great deal. Dctwccn McDaniel's help. Cartoon s desire to team and more than a little natural coaching ability, the volleyball program at Oviedo has been a very uiccesaful one. With an overall record of 430-1)5. Carlson has taken her teams to 11 Seminole Athletic Conference championships. In district com­ petition. her teams hold the record for the moot consecutive titles with 10. earned from 1981 to 1990. Overall. Cartoon has coached 14 district champions, eight regional champi­ ons and has taken tiro team, one In 1988 and one In 1994. to the state final four. In the early ’80s. Cartoon also coached ten­ nis for two years. She to a big tennis player and enjoyed pulling the double duty. However, ahe stopped coaching the tennis team when ahe realised that coaching basically year round waa a tittle too much. Bum out has never been a factor to this coach. Cartoon said that ahe has been so lucky to truly enjoy what she’s been doing. She had not one bad word to say about any of the kids ahe has coached and said that ahe has been nirnntnded by wonderful and very supportive parents. What la Cartoon going to do with all of her spare lime now that so*- will no longer be coaching? 'Everyone asks me that* she said. T m still going to teach for at least another year. And I’m going to have to slowly wean myself from volleyball, so I intend to still attend the games...now from the stands. And there are a tot o f hobbles that I haven’t had much m w to enjoy, like gardening, crafts and woodworfcl"& te r all of the vemrs. Cartoon said that the moat wonderful thing ahe will lake away from coaching will be the kids. After all. that’s what coaching to all about. The mark that Cartoon has left on both Oviedo High School and Seminole County will not soon be forgotten. She was a much ad­ mired and respected staple In the volleyball community and ahe will surely be missed a great deal. If anyone starts to mlaa Cartoon too much, however, simply look Into the stands...she’ll be there, uipporting and encouraging the program that ahe built from scratch. I I FOR TH E BEST O v ie d o d o e s n ’t let a little a d v e rs ity b o th e r it Patriots claim HealthSouth title Herald Sports Editor SANFORD . Central Florida Community College showed why It la the No. 3 ranked team In the nation, but Seminole Community College and Palm Beach Community College proved that they win be teams to be reckoned with In the state tournament on the final day o f the HealthSouth Classic for women’s Junior college basketball teams at the Seminole Community College Health and Physical Education Center Satur­ day afternoon. The Patriots (ranked No. 1 In the state poll) used a pair of spurts, one at the end of the Brat half and an­ other mid way through the second half, to dispose of the host Raiders 83 63 to claim the Championship. T h is wasn’t the game we wanted to win.* aald SCC head coach Ken Patrick about CFCC. which the Raidera will play twice In the Mid-Florida Conference sea­ son. "But we did prove we can play with them. I*m just ■mazed we didn't get to the foul line more.* CFCC only hit ate more field goals than SCC. but hit 13 o f 33 free throw attempts, compared to only two o f five at the charity stripe for the Raiders. The taro Mid-Florida Conference powerhouses traded the lead for moot of the first half, but foul trouble by SCCs 7-foot Jaana Kotova and point guard Crystal Tanner forced the Raiders to go to the bench and the Patriots took advantage to wear down the hosta late tn the half and build a 38-38 toad at halftime. SCC waa able to get back Into the game tn tye sec­ ond half, even forcing CFCC to put Its starters back Into the game tote In the game, but with Kotova fouled out and forwards Jennifer Sweeney and Thereae Westergren. aa well aa Tanner, on the bench with four fouls each, the Patriots’ 5-foot-5 freshman center. Shala Crawford, took control of the paint scoring 15 of her 34 points In the second half and pulling down numerous rebounds. In addition to Crawford, also scoring double figures for the Patriots w en Patrice Stms (31 points). T»aunna Brtggtna (15 points), and Erica Jackson (13 points). Freshman Darla Kudruyvtacva had another h u * COVERAGE OF SPORTS IN Y O U R game for the Raiders hitting 10 field goals. Including three three-pointers, on the way to a tram-high 33 points. Also scoring In double figures for SCC were to y Mcdhanle (14 points) and Chlnita Lee (10 points). Lake Mary's Maggie Reedy also came off the bench to score six points and did a super job of holding down Crawford despite a difference In height of nine Inches. In the Consolation game. Kaunda Williams led the way aa Oulf Coast Community College from Panama City, which lost to Central Florida In the state finals last year and are currently ranked No. 3 In the state, Itumbled Palm Beach Community College fiom Lake UCF baseball signs six in early signing period j AREA, READ THE SANFORD HERALD DAILY �2S S.v'tcnl MnaKJ SaOortJ. rtondJ - Wsdnesday Novsmtoi 28. 1997 IN BRIEF Sanford Adult Softball SANFORD _ There will be n.« 0 rKani2 ation.1 I meeting aiul award* night for all Sanford Rrrrratlon Department Adult Softball League* on Wednesday. December 10th at 6:30 p.m. at the [ towntown Rccrratton Center on the first floor ol Sanford City Mall on the comer of Seminole Boulevard and Park Avenue. rhe slowpttch leagues to be ofierrd for the IVUr Bear leagues starting in January are men's, women's. Co-Ed. church and a new in­ dustrial division for company trams only. For more information plaeasc call 330-5097. the Phil Rltson Certified Teaching Panel from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. to help sharpen your skills. Test yourself and pay the 18 signature holrs of the Apnthrr Lake Golf Course, In addition, a putting and a closest-to-lhr-pln contest will lx* held from 11 a.m to 2 p.m. Prizes will lx- gwarded to each person who can sink a long put! or lilt tight on a targrt green. Prizes will Include golf merchandise anti equip­ ment, All-you can hit range b a lls will lx- available for a special rate, and advance tec times are available Call (107) 650-2026 or I HHH 7273672 for more Information, to reserve a ter time or to sign up for a lesson from some of the world's best golf Instructors. Orange County National Golf Center Is located oft of County Road 545 in southwest Orange County, convenient to Highway 50. University of Central Florida and Is looking for quite a few good...or at least willing...players. "We will play a five week season. January 6 to February 3. with games on Tuesday night's.* said Loren Knutson of DCF's Rec reation Serv­ ices. *Wr nerd atxnit 50 players to form four trains." Sign-up will lx- Tuesdays. Drrrmlxr 9 and 16, from 7 p m to 9 p m. at DCF's Intramural Field No. I. Thr cost per player will not exc eed 515. with an additional 510 for shirts .utd hats If thr teams waul them and sponsors cannot tie found. "We pLty a short truce and a dose backstop, limit the pitchers In two Innings anil llu- games to two hours." says Knutson. So break exit the liniment and give it .1 try. Call 1107) 823 2408 for Information Sanford Adult Flag Football P.A.L. Basketball SANFORD _ A coaches/Team meeting will be held on Wednesday. December llrd at 8:30 p m tor the Sanford Recreation Department Adult Flag Football League at the Downtown Recrea­ tion 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 guidelines set forth by the Florida Recreation and Parks Association (FRPA). The FRPA has a statewide tlag football association with weekend tourna­ ments and state rankings. For more information, call the Sanford Rec­ reation Department at 330-5697 Milk Challenge hoop tickets SANFORD _ The Seminole County Police Ath­ letic Lrague (PALI Is soliciting players for the P.A.L. Basketball fa-ague that Is scheduled to begin on Friday. December I-till at Seminole Community College. The P A L. league Is open in any child aged five thru 10. The tram s are divided Into catego­ ries b a s e d on age •• five A six year olds: seven A right year olds; and nine A 10 year olds. Each group will have two divisions. All games will lx- played on Saturday* at the Seminole Community College Hralth and Physl cal Education Center. Each team will play a minimum of nine games Die season mils until March 11th The cost per player Is SIR). Registration will be held at the SCC Health and Physical Educa­ tion Center from noon until 5 p m on Saturday. November 29th, For more Information, contact thr Seminole County Poller Athletic League at 1-107) 3306600, extension 263. ORLANDO _ Media Services and ITcxhiclion Group Incorporated, promoter and event pro­ ducer for the sixth annual Milk Challenge (las krtb.cll Classic-, h as announced that tlckrts are now on sale for thr annual Florida vs. Florida Promotional Day of Golf ORLANDO _ Come |otn Orange County- Na­ tional Golf Center ami 580 WDBO's Scott Anrz for a day of golf for the whole family on Satur­ day. November 29. beginning at 9 a m. The day will be filled with a host of golf activities for all ages and skill levels. Junior and beginner clinic* will be conducted from 9 a.m to 10 a.m., and free swing analysis will lx- prodded by a member by a member of 50+ Baseball League at U C F ORLANDO . Want to play hardball, perhaps one morr time? A league for players at Irast 50 yrars old In 1998 Iborn 1948 or beforel Is forming at thr Classic Continued from Page IB Worth 92-64. Will lams hit five threepointers on the way to a game high 30 points and was helped bv Shertta Chinn (16 points) .utd Shercc Hallmark (12 points) All told the Commo­ dores hit 10 ihree-pomters In raising thetr record to 3-1. Barbie Decker had another b tg game for I‘aim Beach sco rin g a game-high 24 points. She was supported by Latoya Jordan 114 points) and Dcna Davis (12 points). Seminole Community Col­ lege. now 7-2 on the season, will be idle until Sunday when It travels to Ft. Lauderdale to open u four-game road trip at 3 p.m. against Broward Commu­ nity College. The Raiders will not return home until Friday. December 12th. when they will host Broward at 6 p.m. Lions----------Continued from Page IB *It wasn't a matter of turning anything around." added iu li­ ning back Jaime Scott. ‘ It only mattered dial w-e weren't going to lose.* Ovtedo mounted a comeback that didn't stop until quarter­ back Josh Cullen fuund Brian Register for an overtime touch­ down to send the Lions to an improbable second-round playoff game at Lake CttyColumbia this Friday. Another upset would likely give Oviedo home field advantage In the third round. Several months ago, when Oviedo assembled for summer practice, pulling ofT the state's upset of the year wouldn't have seemed possible. The Lions faced a season with a new quarterback and a new coach. Greg Register, described by his players as the complete oppo­ site of tongtime head man Jack Blanton who stepped down last season after a long tenure at the Oviedo helm. The Lions stumbled out of tlie gate but managed to beat county rival and defending dis­ trict champion Lake Howell In overtime. There were more speed bumps. Including a blowout homecoming loss to Seminole less than a month ago. but Oviedo has Improved stradlly along the way and the team is confident heading Into this weekend. Scott has made most of the headline*, leading Seminole County In rushing, but that wouldn't have been possible without an undersized and overachtevtng offensive line. For the record. Scott promised dinner to the offensive line If the Lions go all the way. Also, for the record. Jackson olfrred to chip tn. Scott also couldn't huve led the county If Jackson hadn't agreed to Register's request that he switch to defense for the senior year. Jackson was pan of a one-two punch last season but hr look the change with grace. *Hr came and asked me to play safety.* Jackson said. 'That was great because my goal was to do anything 1 could for the tram. My goal was never to lead anybody tn tack­ les or anything. We wanted a championship. Jackson ended up leading Seminole County in tackles tn his only full season on defense. 'Sometimes you have to sac­ rifice It for the team * Jackson said. All the sacrifice tn tlie world wasn't going to help against Dr. Phillips. But the Ovtedo players said Dr. Phillips pro­ vided all the motivation thty needed. The Panthers lumped out to • 14 0 lead and for all Intents and purposes. It was one-andout for the Lions. Dr. Phillips sure seemed to think so. "They said they would kill us.* Jackson said. They (old us we were like a Pop Warner team so we showed them what a Pop Warner team Is." Cullen said the Lions heard the talking. "When we fell behind, there were some angry guys out there, but we've fallen behind before. We knew u wasn't over yet." The Lions came back and trailed only 21-14 at the half. *lt was like, when we came out after halftime, they looked like they didn't want us any­ more. Jackson sold. "We know how to handle that kind of pressure," Once the Oviedo offensive line got thing moving, the Li­ ons were on thetr way to Lake City. "Our confidence was always there." Scott said. They gave It everything they had all season long. Our offensive line might look like a Pop Warner team because they're so small buf they have a lot of heart." They better have heart. Lake City ts a tough team featuring at least four hacks that can run the boll at wtU. Besides that, the last time Oviedo took a long bus ride. It was to Jacksonvtlle-Bollcs two years ago and resulted tn a blowout. *A few years ago. that bus ride to Jacksonville seemed like 'll took forever.* Jackson said *We were tired when we got there. Everybody was fal­ ling asleep on the bus and we didn't have anything left.* Tills time. after taking Thanksgiving Day off, die Lions will leave early for the fourhour ride and should be fresh by kickoff. Of course, there arc some doubts. Then again, this lime last week, a tot of people ex­ pected Cullen to be practicing with the basketball team by now. Instead, the Lions are trying to bring the playoffs back to Ovtedo next weekend. T m not saying we're going to win or lose," Jackson said. "What ever happens Is going to happen. Everybody expects in to lose anyway." On that point, Jackson and the Lions are wrong. Not everybody expects Ovtedo to lose. There Is a locker room full of Lions who definitely expect to win Friday. U C F -----------Continued from Pigo IB DS Junior National Team and also played on the Sanford Post 53 team that won the American legion World Cham ptonshlp. Stowe has been selrclrd as one of the top pLiyrrs In South Florida try the fViloi Ikxicfi Host. Hrooks. a tight handed hurirr. was a 1997 pick of thr Tampa Hay Devil Kay* and Pope, who also plays short­ stop, Is an all state selrclliui ami lias played fur Team Flor­ ida at thr DSA Nationals. Tatum, a southpaw. Is a first tram selection from Forest Hill High School. State hnxkrtball clash at the Orlando Arena. FSD holds a 3-1 edge in lilts series over Ini' state rival Florida, and will seek to make I three tn-a-row following a 74-52 triumph li 19*>5 and a 79 65 victory last yrar. Florida last won in 1994. taking 11 71 65 double overtlmt victory in what would become a 'final four sea-1 son." Tlie game will also be televised live by Sunshine Network. Hits yrars event will take placr on Sunday. , December 14. Ix-gliiulng with a . Gator and Seminole FonFrst In the- Orlando Arena parking lot at 2 p.m. Gaiur time- fo llo w s at I p.m. Tick­ ets are available at the Arena I lux Office and through TlrkrtMasIrr (407) 809 3'tOO, Magic season tickets on sale OKI ANDO _ Orlando Magic rrgutar season tic Kris are now oil sale. Ticket prices are 5 Hi. 522. 531 and 5-10 and can lx- purchased at the Orlando Arena IW»x Of­ fice and at all tie kc-lMastrr locations, or by calling TukrtMaster at (407) H3'» "PMIO Tickets can also lx- purchased via the Internet at Tick­ et Master.rum. Fur additional Information, please rail Kjrr situ Etkrr at (1071 428 6765. �,1 ••• Sentofd Hsrikj. Sanford, Florida - WmSrNadry. NovmnCim2t. 1997 . People Good things to oat H*««hc*r» and R ^txliutton Cantor of Sanford t™ ,#d '••fctonti 0 # Bnm Tow*r», a rttiramanl comnHrtfjf, to an early Thanksgiving doner recanity. Resident Gtona Jonas, lop, isrism ries upon lasting tha traditionai fare, surrounded by Sodal Worker Joff Strida, Admissions Director Annatla Alcott, and Administrator Lori Beall. Batoar Damn Bass. RN, staff development coordmatof. sneaks a piece of Margaret King's homemade pie. Thanksgiving dinner Is served The Boys and Orta Club of Sanford recently hosted an appreciation Thanksgiving dinner for teachers at Mkfcray Elementary School. Club members performed dance routines on stage, rt^it, as teachers such as Lisa Maschen. above, feasted on turkey and a« the tnmmmgs, with help from Rose Rudolph, who maneuvers a tray of hot turkey gravy. ip s . m um ww mam MONDAY# ONLY b p 1J-M 7 W lA d O r* Legal Plotless Legal Notices laaUWQM CALL FOR SPECIALS ON TANNING A MASSAGE JUDICIAL C M C lilt, m m * tee IS M i c o n COUNTY. uc lUMxetzn ■ to.tt-f*toB •Itos M M S M » 7* S * M C M C NO .1 I M S M M M 1 IN M TH I IN T IM S r OS 0 N M / ■ muter chad/ d o i i i i i m » I M il M w (hN/ DON S-17 M n o t io n o n a c t io n STOP! 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AMO ALL OTMSR INTCNCNTIO NANTlf* ADOAISS UNKNOWN TOU A M H i M O V ROTIFUD MAI an AAIIAH I n TNMNONAWY CUATOOT ON A MINOR CHILD daaenbed vokicl* wmcm you awn wOl bo told m nubile Auction lor coon to tho hagnott kiddor at ktog Hwy 4* w . Santera. y* )| y f| On O*ember tM. tkkT. d I O N k m. IM kHrudor Tn W n • 1 H C A I IM I N H 4 H Nk*No» No.tm km TO. T«. ttOT H N .I I S 1*1 MK redwuod I a emv* A N AM*. M N AH H n m i N Ma m •ia l«n w w • MMMi MMM •SOM A IA ( l « South SerUmd A» a Santerd, FHnda M i l l an •> H « M » D fC IM N f N #rh, INN I nut COUrt. *lfhm H N n U nrK # A<1 IMA pathlanm* ettor MAI Of unmediefely thereafter, etherwia* A default Mill AA tgainat I N Ia i -IMa nAAl dAMIlMdAd n IMA IH M «n WITNISS m l hand And IMA •AAl Of Win court on NCVILI­ NS M cm. tts r ISSAL) MARYANNI M OM S CLINK ON TH I COUNT By Money N. Winter Deputy ClAffc Ubllah N lH M M I S. I I . to. S. I N I D C N -ll m tn n c ir c u it c o u n t non ncssm oln c o u n t y . NLONIDA NOOOATS MVINION NIIa Number CN S 7 -M T-C N IN N l: IS TA TI ON WILLIAM J. OUNIMANN, DACAAAAd MOTKN TO C M M T O S S (SNNMNSNN AdmlAlAtf AllAM| TO ALL M ASO N S HAVING CLAIMS OH OIMANOS AOAJNST T H I ASOVI IS TA TI Tbu ere hereby noltllod IMAt An OfdAf ol SummAfy Admimalretion hot boon onforod in ino oaiofo ol WILLIAM J OUNIMANN. deaeeeed. FU* Number CP ST­ M T CN. ky mo Cwtwd Court lor lommoio County. NIoridA. Probet* Dineron. tho eddreaa of winch 10 101 Norm Noik Awoiiuo. lonford. Nlond* S2F7I-OSM. ihol tho lolti coon ralua ol IMo *41010 n Mock cortilicMo with 4 i*iu* ol epproilmataty 110.000 00. end m*i IMo nomo* end addro**** of thot* 10 whom N Ma i boon aaaignad ky luck order art. William M. Dunam inn Aaoot, IMan or Amount toos ALL INTINIiriO PINSONS ANI NOriNlID THAT: All cioditor* ol IMo decadent And other peraon* having claim* or domand* againtt * AAiato an whom * copy el inm node* 1* *orr*d with'n mro* monlho oltor m* dal* ol Ih* inn publication of duo nunc* mull III* Ihoir dorm* with Ihi* Court WITHIN T H I LATIN ON T H A I! MONTHS ANTIR T H I DAT! ON TH I NINST PUBLICATION ON THIS N O TIC I OR THIRTY OATS ANT IN T H I OAT I ON S I AVICI ON A CONY ON THIS NOTICI ON THIM. All othor crodnoro ol tho docodool And portent hav­ ing daunt or domtndo agamal Dio tout# ol Dm docodont muol Dww cltrmt with IhM Court WITHIN TH R U MONTHS A FTIR T H I D A II ON TH I NINST NUSUCATIOM ON THIS NOTICI. ALL CLAIMS AND OIMANOS NOT SO NILID WILL S I FORIVIN BARRIO Tho dot# ol DM hrol pubtlcanon ot ihio Nonet It Novomktf Mlh. I SIT. Norton (living Nolle*: Wdllom M. Dunomtnn M i l Hunt Ltnt Ovuhro. Florida 327*1 Novtmkor J t. and Dacambar ) . IM 7 OIK-22* i ntt.snn To f award ItK h M IAS-A Aa* Country M V O I O No i A ll OkAatv. » l M i l l i w a i H A N on HOTICd N w rtT«o «M IkOt Alttmonto Or. burt* 4, Spring*. NL J1T0I. ON m i N N O S I COMPANY. •aid nama w.m iha Ormman *1 Cmparatran*. TtlianaatAo. pronmont ol th* riciitwu* M m * SlAtuI**. To-Wil Section SSI ON. Florida Statute* tfgi Corporation Ih* I aaI American Group, Inc Paul Joaclum PukUAdi. Noram am it . IM F OSH-SSI IN T M C M C U IT COUNT ON M M INOLN COUNTY, NLONIOA CIVIL ACTION Coo* Ns. S T -M IB -C A -ia -R b an k o r a m ir ic a ILLINOIS TR U/A OTD I1/OWS4KOCC HOM l IOUITY LOAN TAUSr 1M4-4). Ntarnlih. n. S TIPH IN L. HAMILTON. DafandKni N O TK N ON rORCCLOSUNS SALS NOTICI IS H IR IN T GIVIN pur•upnt lo a Summary Pinal Judgmont ol Poroclotura dal»d iha I tin day at Hov*mb*r. lS ir , and anitrad m Cat* No. 17-0ST0-CA-I4-K of Iha Curort Court lor gaminad* County, rianda. wherein NANA O r AMIRICA ILLINOIS TR U/A 0T0 II/DI/S4 (IQ C C H O U I IQUITV LOAN TRUST 1tS4-4) la Ih* NlarntiH and S T IP H IN L. HAMILTON I* tha Oalandant. I will tall lo Iha hrghooi and tm«l bidder lor caah at th* Waal Irani door ol th* Stmmol* County Courthout*. lonlord, llbrtdA, *4 I t oo A m an m* ism day ol O IC IM N IR I H I . Ih* (allowing datenked propar­ ty aa aat form m raid Summary Final Judgmont: LOT i n . OAKLAND HILLS. ACCOAOINQ TO T H I PLAT T H IA IO r. AS R IC O R D IO IN p l a t n o o k is . n a o is i s a n d IS . PUBLIC RICORDS ON SI Ml NOLI COUNTY. FLORIDA. w iTN IS S my hand and in# MAI *1 bill Court an NOVIM■ IR TOth. IM F (SIAL) MARYANN I MORS! Clark kl th* Circuit and County Court By Jan* I . Jatawic Otputy Clerk Garaid O. Davit, l t d HOLLAND A KNIGHT N O. Boa I2M Tampa. NL SSMI N O TIC I IT you art a poraon with * dieability who notd* any accom­ modation In order to partKIpal* In thia pfocaadmg. you art anildad. at no coat to you. to mo proviaion ol cartam ataialanca Ntaaa* aoniaci Diaakility Coordtnal or, M l N. Nark Ara , Suit# N-S0I, laniard. FL 32771. at laaat S day* prior to procaadinga; Ial* phono *or/S214SM. lai 4227; d you mo nam­ ing impmrad. call 1 *00 111S7TI; M you at* role* Impair#*. CAM l -SOO-tSS-SITO. Nubliah: Noromkar 2S. and Oacamkar 2. IM F MR-202 Legal Notices Legal Notices M TNO C M C U IT COUNT o n Tree iM ir r a iN T N JUDICIAL C M C U IT M AON NON M AND POO SSMINOLS COUNTY. M M IN OLN COUNTY. TLONINA NLOOHOA C A M NO. S T-14S > -C A -14-« CROC NO. NT-AINT-OO-ON-W L IS T IR V WHIDOOH. NLORIOA NAN g OTTOAOt IN NS th* Adoption of And U A D I LINS M d O ll PM NLA AI WHIDOOH. tut widow. CAOWALLAOIR Mmor child NO TIC S ON ACTION OAVIO M JIN N IN Q S. PSTITIONIR a auigi* amaen. AICMAAO TRANCH Defendent ANOPSSIH WO TICK ON BALD TO dOSSPH Hf NAY NOTICI IS H IR tS V GIVIN CAOWALLAOIR Nurauant la th* Order al Due TOU A A l MOTlNISO mol a Court Scheduhng FaracHaura Potillon lor mo Slopporonl SaH dared Haramkm Srh. IM F , and e"fared m Caa* He. I f . JOSSNM NLAAS CAOWALLAO I422-C A-I4-W at the ewaud (R . A M Mad at Me Carton Court m and ter temineie Court of Sam more County, County. Flam**. wherein riarrdA. an Normabar I Ttn. L IS T IR V WHIDOOH. SR.. I TNT. by Rwnard Franei* Pan n ed, end M A O tLM f H. WHIDOOH. hr* wtdaw, ere me to u r n a copy al y Piamt,ffe and DAVID U J I N dolanaa*. if any. ca a an Suaan HINGS H the omandHH, I wi* J. Wimarht. Ih# anamay tm Ih* Potilionm. what* addraaa •* *200 S U S Highway I7-N2. SemmoH County Caurt heuea. CoataMarry. riorid* S2F0F, on laniard, FHnda on Iha sm day or kalar* O IC IM N IR 22nd. al Decem ber. IM F , M 11:00 IM F. and hi# th* ongmai wrm A.M., mm property tea farm H Ih* CHrk ol thra Court *nhm the Fmal Judgment Naiad kalar# tmvi** an th# November 1th, IM F , la wd: PatrtiAAm * attar nay m kwm*diLai IF. ROBIN HILL, accardmg aiaiy thmaartm; am m w iH a lo tha map m piat thereof aa ludgmant may 1k* antmad recorded m PHI Bowk I I , Peso agamai you lor m* raiial *4, ol me public record* al dtmandad m tho patitwn. SemmoH County. FHnda OATIO an NOVI UN IR I Fin. DAFIO lh.4 14th 4*y al tM F. November, IM F. MARTANNI MORS! MARYANNI MORSI CLARK OF TH I Clmk al Ih* Cucutl Court CIRCUIT COURT By: Jane I. Jatawic I T Nancy A Wmlm Deputy CHrk Deputy Clmk laffHr 4 Aaaociato* Pukuah: Norambar 20. IS. and Atrium II Bldg0*ctmbm 4. I t . IM F M l W State Rd. 414. Suita S ir D IK -IS t Winter Spring*. FL 32704 Pukkah: Norambar IS, 21, IM F MK-144______________________ M T H I CIRCUIT COURT M T H I CIRCUIT COURT ON TI4C N M M T1IR TH ON T M IM M T1 M TW JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IR AN* NOR IN ANN NOR MSNROLN COUNTY. M M IH O U COUNTY. C A M NO.l NT-2SNN-0R-M -N M R l: Tha Adoption *4: Caa* No. It-S O TY -C A IS R AtLM NATIONAL LOAN ■ minor cluld mvfSTORS. L.P, Palitionm: U A TTH IW P IT S R IS T N N O T IC I OP PSTITION NOR ADOPTION TN: DAVID a. MAVBIAAY Pott Oflic# Rat 1ft Waal VtfsiruA»41* DAVID G. MAYNSRHV Poal Office Boa S2F L a—~ay«f ———.V..P»rY rM —t ifrU Woat Virginia 2S42F-0SJF YOU ARI H IR IS Y NOTIFIIO mat a ponimn undm oam haa kaan t.iad ui th* akor* MyHd court lor Ih* adaption at L O U . a mmor child, born on Apr! 23rd, IS M , M Winter Nark. F.or>da. and you art raquuad lo am ir a copy ol your wnttan daltnaoa. it any, lo It an JULIS ■ASON SMITH. NA.. Attorney ol Naiitionar, who** addraaa la IF M W Broadway Si . St*. I I I . OrHdo, Florida. 3IFSS, an or kalar* O IC IM N IR 22nd, 1MF. Clmk at mm Court, at M l Park Avtnu*. laniard. Florida I2FTI, kalar* tarric* an Panuanm * anotnay or Immadtalaiy maraaltar; olhmwia* a dafault will ka antmad agauiat you Your failure lo rtapond on or bofor* D IC IM N IR 22nd. IM F may b* traalad a* conaanl to th* addpIron and you may pmmananlty lata *4 legal rights aa * parant to th* mmor child nomad m Iha Nalition lor Adootien. WITNISS my hand aa Ih* Clmk oi kud court and aaal thartol. mia IFth day ol Norember. IM F. ISIAU MARYANNS MORSI CLINK OF TH I CIRCUIT COURT ■ IM INO LI COUNTY, FLOAIOA By Nancy R. Wmlm Aa Deputy CHrk Pukkah: November 20, 21. and Dec amber 4, I I . IM F MK-152 CLAUD! U IH A F F IY and VIRGINIA U IH A FFIY . N O T IC I NOTICI H haraky given Dial the underargned CHrk at th* Circuit Court ol laminate County, Florida, w d On D IC IM S IR isih. IM 7, at n og a-m.. at th* Waal Front Doer at Di* Itm m aH County Courthout*. laniard. Florida, ohar lor tal* ■f public atie to tn* high*it and belt bidder far cash, tn* prop­ arty lac tied in Sammola County. Florida, mar* particu­ larly datenkad an IihlbM *A* attachad, purtuani la Ih# Summary Fmal Judgment tntartd m ih* abava-aiyHd cat* *A* LOT 10, FOUNTAIhHIAO. ACCORDING TO T H I PLAT TH1AIOP AS R IC O R O ID IN PLAT ROOK 21, NAOIS 10 AND I I . PUBLIC RICORDS ON SIMINOLI COUNTY, NLORIOA. WITNISS my hand and oWclkl M il at and Court th<a IFth day oTNOVIMBIR. IM F. IS IA U MARYANNI MORSI CLIRK OF CIRCUIT COURT By: Jana I . Jaeewic Deputy CHrk IN ACCOROANCI WITH TH I AMIRICANS WITH OI1ANIUT IIS ACT. PIRSONN IN N IID OF A SPICIAL ACCOMMODA­ TION TO PARTICINATI IN THIS NROCICDINQ SHALL. WITHIN A RIASONASLI TIM I PRIOR TO TH I NROCIIOINO. CO N­ TACT WILLIAM J. BOYCt, N A . 101 FIRST A V IN U I NORTH. S U ITI SOI. ST. NITIRSBURa. Fl o r id a i j f o i , t i l i n h o n i SIS/SM-2SS2. 1-SO0-SSS-STT1 (TOO). OR I SOO-MSJFFO (V). VIA FLORIDA RILAY S IR V K I. Nubkeh: Novembm 20. IS. IM T OIK-113 f �48 ■ s*i* 0r t Florhi.1 V M )r¥ V j,r, ‘■fcrvember i « Legal Notices — ------------------------------------------- IN TNI CIRCUIT COURT or TNI f*TM JUDICIAL circuit or flokida IN M O f o r IIHIHOLI COUNTY OIRIRAL JURISDICTION DIVISION C A M NO. M -M S C A IA R i»»c n u s uoR Tsae c o n i'. PtemWT, VS X’ J l i " r n v o f is e s and Of BORAH A • VOClSfN. • ' t» . Oetcndenfe NOTICI o r FORBCLOBUKB SAL I Nolle* M I v N l 4'ven thcf. (H,-«U*nf lo thef Iv'Al JudOmefrf o4 F .v ic lo w n I I I K l *Tlh 1*01. And entered « crv*l n u number M DSCAIAN. at i m Cvcuil C a h I o* Mn UtR jvd -c e i Civeu’l -• r d tor | p n »M l« County. Fland*. «r>*r».n OANCPIUS MOAT0 A C ( C 0 R ». <• RU-MiH end J O S t m f ftU S tlS IN , CtSO RAH A ftU O IIH N . LINDA C DROWN IN Q. HI00CN SRRINOS CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION. INC . m/Ate Oe<endent|*!. I H i Id IN* lUgh-H HKJ best *•*,*«< tot CAIN At IN* ***t Nont door of IN* Bemmeie COddly couifhouce in Senioid. lemintr’e C t N ilf Ftofidl. At It 00 A M OH IN* tSIN day at DECEMBER. ’ M l IN* laftowmg Jf III h*d praRAItT At HI t*m *1 l i d Fmel Judgment lo W'f: C on doVi *dHim U n i I I I . Sodding 11A. At HIOOCN SPRING* CONDOMINIUMS. *cco'd'OO to it** 0*ci*r*t>on *1 C ondommium i*cotd*d an N.i WAIN0*i IS. 1*04 M Otl'titi thru 7*9, wetocive. ol IN* P j Mk Recerdk ot *emi"0‘e County. rio'M* And *» amend­ ment* IN***10. lo**lN*> *i!N tM U M lH iA H A t IN***10 And AN •rlhvided ml ***** IN tN* com­ mon **Am*ntt At AAld Condnmeuum ** *#t to*in in •*hJ Dacia *tt'en NOT* PURSUANT TO TMf TAIN DEBT COLLfCTION PRACTICIS ACT YOU ARf t h is LAW riRM AOVISCD THAT IS D K U t D TO B f A OfHT C O lllC T D R ATTIMPTINQ tO C O LLfC T A O fBT AND ANT INFORMATION OBTAIN! D WILL Bf u s to rOR THAT PURPOSf OtlPd IN* lOtN dtr ol NOVI MBfR. ISST MARYANN! MORS! ClAlS ot Circuit Court By Jan# f J aaap -c Deputy Clerk COOILIS A STAWIARSkl to 10 Bo t Seoul Bout****d Suit* «S0 Tainra . Tlor d* JJM T Telephone m i l ITT-BOOS CAS tBS OTllB PuOiith H o it A H i IB. tnd December 1, ISST D IR -1 U R O TK B OF B IC O R O HOTICB C*** It*. i I I M S - M - A TO ROBIRT UlCHAtL CL1NARO LARI MARY. FLORIDA An Admeucfisfrve Com pij-m to revoke you* Net m i m tnd kppointmtnt Nt* been II* a eqemct you. You h*«« IN* nghf to 'equetl • N*t*mg puxutnt to B Action I10SSS tnd ilB S T (t). Fronde StAtutAA. By mt.lmg a I ******I lor torn* to in* Ftorid* OBRRrS— t *t ineurenc*. Ottic • ot Lt| Service*. I l l LArson Building. Ta 'Ianaa***. Fiends SUSS 0 JH If a I*qu*tl tor heermg it not lACAivAd By January 1. I tM . in* ngNI lo a Naarmg m nut mart** **« b* nerved and IN* mturanc* CommiAAionyr ■ i» diApoi* el iftic i H . i l m ACCordone* *ifh tow PuOi»N November jo. I I . and D ic t n M i A. It. 1BBT 0IR-B1 HOTICB o r FICTITIO US HAASB None* It hereby a » t n INtl « * era angsgtd tn butciM I ml 110 AiarandiiA Bled.. Suit* IT . O.iAOo. F I 11TSS. Seminole County, Florid*, undor IN* Ficl'houe Nora* ol IRTO THB KNIGHTS. and INM ** mtond to rogralor said n*r»# ■'tn IN# Division ot Corporolion*. TAllana****. Fioi id*, m eccoidtre t ■rtN IN* provision* *1 IN* Fietil lout Ham* StatirlA*. ToWtt S*clion MB.OB. Fioiida Slatuto* l i f t Corporation Sport* Whirl M»lg W Ndtor L HtA puo ' iati h o i h i m i i s . m r 0 IR -1 M PUBLIC R O TK B BARFORO AIRPORT AUTHORITY TN* Sanford A**p o r t Authority ■ill hold its iAguiar mommy meeting on Tuotdav. 0*c#mb#r 1. ISST, tt I SO a m . second floor ol TN* A. Nay Shoemaker inttrntlionAl Tefmwel Building located ti On* Red Cleveland Boulevard. Sanloid, Florida Copi#* ol in* agenda may b« obitmAd by conitcling tn* eaecutiv* ottKA* during normal bu****** huipt Mundey llwuugli Friday 11 S ll-T T M . TN* Marketing Commute* ol TN* Sanloid Airport Authority ■ill matt periodic ally through­ out tn* ytar to ditcuta market­ ing and AtrAlagic planning laaua* concerning toe Orlando Sanford Airport. All matting* an*N occur in tha Board Room ol lh* A. Kay Shoemaker ml«rnational Arrival* Building. On* Had CI*Y*l*nd Boulevard. Sanloid. Florida. AA mtartalad parconc mould canlac* tha aiaculiv* officaa lor echetojUng dalad* Tha Saniord Airport Noiaa Abaiamanl Commit!*# ISAMAC I ■ill matt on Tuaaday, December 1, ISST. at 1.00 p m. m IN* Auinordy* Board Room al On# Rad Clara IAnd Boulevard. Sanloid. Florida- AN mlarottad parson* should con­ tact tn* aiaculiv* ottic« lor icN*dui>ng datkilt Th* Saniord Aviation Nora* Abaiamanl Commilta* 13ANAC I ■•II periodically collect noma data throughout IN* year, mtartalad pern** mould con­ tact tha adminiatraliv* ottic** lor scheduling detail* Pleat* taka notice ihal it any parson decides to appeal any daemon mad* by th* Saniord A*port Authority with rrtpacl lo any metier con*td*r*d *1 IN* matting or hearing scheduled herein, h* or *h« will n*«d A record ol the proc*«dR*gt. and that, lor such purpoa*. N* or th* may reed lo onauro that a varbanm record of lh* proceed­ ings is mad*, which record rick'd** IN* leilimony and evldanc* upon which Iho appeal i* baud Stephen J Cook* f raculiv* Oil act or Publish No**mb*r IS, IM T O fN -llT . Legal Notices IN THB CIRCUIT COURT OS THB 1BTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OP FLORIOA IR ARO FOR SIMINOLB C OUR TV etNBRAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CABB RO. S S -tT S l-C A FIRST NATIONWIOt MORTGAGE CORPORA! 'ON. Plaintiff. VS MlCHAtL JAY FOSTf R and SHANNON RAOUfL HOC* S. at *1 , D***ndants R O TK B OF FORBCLOSWRB B ALI Notice is h«r*by gnrsn that, purauAnt to riel Fmel judgment of r o-ec lo«ur# dated November ISSN. ISST, and entered « ciyd caa* number B A-tTBl-C A. *1 lh* Circuit Court ot lh* ttth Judicial Circuit n and for Beminolo County, Florida whait.n FIRST NATIONWIOt m o r t g a g e c o r p o r a t i o n . .* •’amtiH aid MiCMAIL JAY FO STIR . SHANNON RAOUfL HOOkS. VIRGINIA SHARYN WARD. UN lTfO STATfS OF AMfRICA. SfM'NOLf COUNTY. A POLITICAL SUBDIVISION OF T H ! STATf OF F IO R O A TfRRY f LAND And OUINT A LANG it living. And All unknown PAifiaa claiming by. through, undai and again*! th* above named delandaAi(t) who are not known to b* dead or ahvo. whether at'd unanown part,** may claim an inter**! aa tpoua**. N*iys. davit***, pranl***. or ether ci**men!a la/ara Dafandaniltl. I w>n tail to IN* highatf and baa I bidder ter cam *1 th* weal Nont door of IN* Seminole County courthouaa m Sontord. Son* nolo County. Florida, at 11 00 AM on tho ISth day ot O fCtM BfR. ISST. tho foiioemg dooenbod proporry as sat fonh m tant Final judgment, to W't' LOT 111 SUMMf Rh il L PHASf N. ACCOROINO TO THB PLAT TH fN fO F AS R ICO R OtO IN PLAT BOON 11. PA01S IT ANO IB. PUBLIC RtCORDS OF StMINOLf COUNTY. FLORlOA N O T! PURSUANT TO THB FAIR D IB T CO LLICTIO N PRACTlCf 9 ACT YOU ARB ADV'SID (HAT T h is LAW FIRM IS O IIM IO TO R I A D IB T COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLuCT A O U T ANO ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE Dated th* 19th day ot NOVEM­ BER. ISST MART ANNE MOT'S! Clerk of Circuit Court By Jan* E. Jaeewic Deputy Clerk COOILIS A BTAWiARSNI toto Bey Seoul Boulevard Bud* 4S0 Tampa, Florida 11A0T Telephone ( i l l ) ATT 4004 CAS tSA-OTASl Publish: Novambar IB, and Dacambar 1. ISST D IN -M I R O TK B OP R U B LK AUCTION None* i* hereby givan Sammol* Wrecker S*r*i<* will **N *1 Public Auction for aalvaga lor cam *n damand to high*at bidder, th* tallowing Da*. OS, f BBT M Buret Regal VIA 4 4J4TAAQ110111 Tho auction will b* held *1 11.00 am on in* taut dal* above At Sammol* Wr*ck*r Service 1940 B Myth* A** , Sanford. FI*. 111771 Proapactiv* bidder* may map«cf vehicle* on* hour prior to laM T*rm* ar* cam Of certi­ fied fund* Seminole Wrecker raaarvaa in* right lo accapl or raiycl any and aii b«i* Publish Novambar 1*. ISST DEN-111 IN THB C IR C UIT COUNT PON SIM INOLB COUNTY, PLORIOA CABB NOi B t l i r s CA I t DIVIBIONl W NATIONSBANN. N A.. Succaaaor by Margar with NATIONSBANN. N A (S0UTH|. Buccastor by Margar eith NATIONSBANN OP FLORIOA. N A. PlAHtllff. VS. JAMES ROBINSON ANO ROSA ROBINSON. HIS W IFI. ANO EACH OF TH IM , SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. S C. C O F F II ANO SUPPLIES. INC. HOTICB OP SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT. PURSUANT TO THE JUOGMENT OF FORECLOSURE ENTERED IN THE ABOVE CAUSE. I WILL ( I L L THE PROPinTY SITUATED IN SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. DESCRIBED AS TRACT 1 GENOVA WOODS. BEGIN AT A POINT S. IB O IO R IIS ST M* I TOO P U T PROM TH I NW CORNER OP GOVERNMENT LOT 1 IN E IC TION «. TOWNSHIP I t SOUTH. RANG! 11 EAST. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. ON TH I NORTH LINE OF SAID LOT 1. CONTINUE THENCE S IS O IO R IIS 97 0«* I Iff I I FEET ALONG SAiO NORTH U N I TO A POINT 4IS FEET N. I t DECREES 97 04* W OF TH I NE CORNER OF SAID LOT 1. RUN THENCE S *1 D IO R IES 4S 11- I 1141 OB F i l l TO THE NORTHERLY RIQHT OF WAY LINE OF STATE ROAD NUMBER 414. RUN THENCE B 49 O IO R IIS 44 40‘ W IIS FEET ALONO SAIO RIGHT OF w*V LINE, RUN THENCE N SI O IO R IIS 97" 04- W I1SB 47 FEET TO T H I POINT OF BIOINNINO. CONTAINING S (I ACRES MORI OR LESS AT PUBLIC SALE. TO TH I HIOHIET ANO BEST BIODfR, FOR CASH. AT I I 00 A M ON DECEMBER lllh . 1M7. AT W*lt door of lh* Sammol* County Coutlhout*. Saniord, Florida IN ACCORDANCE WITH TH I AMERICAN WITH DISABILITIES ACT. PERSONS WITH DISABILI­ TIES NCfOiNG A SPECIAL ACCOMMODATION TO PARTIC­ IPATE IN THIS PROCEEDING SHOULD CONTACT THE A.O A. ADMINISTRATOR FOR TH I CLERK OP THE COURT NOT LATER THAN T DAYS PRIOR TO T H I PROCCEOINO, AT 101 NORTH PARK AVENUE. SANFORO, FLORIOA 11771, 407111-4110 A4117 IF HEARINO IMPAIRED. IT00I I ‘400-93S•771, VOICE (V! I-BOO-S991770. THIS IS NOT A COURT INFORMATION LINE DATED: NOVEMBER 11th. ISST. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE COURT By Jkn* f j***wic Deputy Clark Nu an tnd Atkociataa IS DAVIS BLVD TAMPA. FL 11404 Publish: November 10. I t . ISST 01K- 194 !M 7 Legal Notices Legai NoUc#« Legal N o tlc ti -------------------------------IN THB CIRCUIT COURT OP THB B W H Y i n T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT m a r o POM BBMtROLB COUNTY, CIVIL BtVtSfON CABB HO. bfl-ITB O -CA-14-A CHEMICAL FINANCIAL CRSOtT S IR V K IB CORPORATION. 4 corporation. Plaintiff, **. ANNETTE I . BURNETT, at at.. Defendant!*!. R O TK B OP AC TW R TO Lute C. Oentry CLASSIFIED ADS u m n o o •rn ra tr n m 407/322*2611 C A M m . BT-1BTB OA TM RTLAHO I COMPANY. CARLTON LS I TEARSU.. at A T g CARLTOM U E TTEIWK LL ________ BT-BBB C A -f 4-A a t . CAPITAL MONT GAG* BERVKEB, MO.. nUVATE PARTY RATIS M W O N t o W N ------------ J H B I T mbbb M R n Bh b b ............. M i Abb CLASWntOOCFT M WJ M L LITTLEFIELD ArtUA OARIEL B. LITTLEFIELD and LISA UTTLEPTSLOf Bl M , U 407/831*9900 T H U 1tow_______ r U t U I aAm IT * • lU N B l N O W A C C E P TIN G Rauf* 1. BoalTOC Sorrento. PL M T U YOU ARB NOTIFIED Ihal an action lo lor*cl*** A morTftg# on th* toli*wMB Rf*p*rty m S«mmot* County FMrrdA FROM T ilt NORTH ITS CCTI Nf R OP f I C T K N 7. TOWNSHIP 10 SOUTH. RANOl 11 EAST. RUN NORTH M DEBUSES 4B MINUTES M SICOMOB EAST ALONO THE NORTH LINB OP s a io s e c t io n t . a d is t a n c e OP T i l l B4 FEET. THENCE RUN SOUTH SS DEGREES 0B MIN­ UTES 01 SECONDS EAST ALONO OSCEOLA ROAD A DIETANCE of it e m feet, th en c e RUN SOUTH IS DEGREES IE MINUTES K SEC­ ONDS W IS T IBS U FEET, TH IN C I s o u t h 44 O IO R IIS 11 M INUTIS 10 SECONDS (A S T JT 0 I1 FEET FOR A POINT OF a iaM R IN O ; T H IN C I CONTINUE EOUTH 44 Cf CRIES Tt MINUTIS M SEC­ ONDS EAST 1*4 41 FEET TO TH I W IS IIR L T RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF MULLET LAKE PARR ROAD. TH IN C I RUN NORTH ES DECRIES 11 MINUTIS 10 S IC ONOS EAST. 1T14S FEET. THENCE r u n NORTH IE D IO R IES I I MINUTES M SEC­ ONDS W IS T 14S.IT FT., THENCE RUN SOUTH 11 Df CRIES 1< MINUTES M S IC ONOS Wf ST ITS 4* FT.. TO POINT OF BE 01NNINQ ru t bnan filed agamai yaw and you 4>o required to aarv* a copy of tout written dolanSM . if any- to If on Piafnfdl t attor­ ney* David J Tong, laqu** SALEM. SAXON A N IIL tIN . P A PO BOX MSB Tampa. Flanda 11401 withm 10 day* aftar lh* fear publication and fifa tha avigmal ■ lh tha Clark ot this Court aifhar batata PtamtiR a attamay* ar ataty tharaaftar; datauN wiH b* antorad you tor tha r*h*t aaaa lh* Amended Campion . DATED on NOVEMBER 17th, I BET. MARYANNS M O R U Clerk of Circuif Court By Ruth King Deputy Clark Pubtikh: Novambar M . IB. IBB7 DIH-IBB ANT ANO ALL PARTIES C LA IM * B BY. THROUGH, UNOER. AMO AGAINST THE N B M M NAMED MWmOUAL OCPENOANTBI) WHO ARE NOT mOBTN TO BE DBAS ON ALTYI, W I T HIN __ ____ - to r IT-BBS CA. of « * CaowR C o w l of to* H ‘ to th e B M M XMT xtoNBB u r b to rr u s m t o « M M b r i IMtonyouBMNautoPwWNtoBayayawtBiWfata* 70asr# vwekTkKeBa 1 KBHAN Cert. plat THEREOF, RECONOED BE PLAT BOOR IT, PROM TB. TT ANO 71. OP THE PUOUC RBCOnos OP IIM M O Lf COUNTY. FLORI­ DA TOO*THAN WITH THB POLLOWING n BBT INNi n F IR S I IN AL PROPERTY RAMOB/OVfN. OISPOSAL, OfSHWASHER, s ato xl DETECTOR. WALL TO WALL * CARPETING. MICROWAVE. WASHER. DRYER. RIPRIM RATON. M H CAPITAL MORI V K E B , W C .. M dam el u m s p m a arv* OAMBL B. LfTTLEPMLB.- LMAf U T T L IF IIL O . m n tr m b t SEMINOLE Ceunty. LOT U . UNIT POMN OP MOUNT N N IIN W O O O . a c c o r d in o C ,.m - ,M 7 > PNMETE TU TO R LOT I B . ____ Mwwiw EBVwWb irrnw fw w fi tBo1Pfvic IFYW PLAT THEREOF AS W PLAT BOOM IB. PANS SB. OP THB PUBLIC RBCOROB OP MMNtOLB COUNTY, PV04M0*. NOTE: PURSUANT TO T M PAM MOT CO LUO nO N PRACTKEB ACT TOW ARB A0V1SI0 THAT TMO IB DEEMBO TO 00 A M O T COLLECTOR Ar T EMPTTNB TO COLLBCT A Cart, yow EfLSAT S ? C M s S ^ 1 4 -N T 9 R I U K fl W O R K M B m a m S S il a S S m m t LEASE L N . 34 yr* 1 CRtaaa hum guar NT,000 BM M I M S A PNG EBL Q u iix t o M M G BOf w o o l ] OF 407-JS4-114S CHtLD C A R E TEAC H E R S T to , t o S r 5 5 5 r T » ^ r r t o — itohg c*m* d you to* rww m 1t m m i m ' * * M E HOOB an 1 — wEary toto Bf Acttofl, ON McCalto. Rayekor. Barr aw I Pil " " •eat *4 nub C ow l an m b lam day of MOYfMNIR. t BBT. ItlA il CtorB of to* Court NY* torto King M R . 1BE7. Ctorff of CftSwA Cow l By Jon* I . Deputy & COOKIBA *014 Boy t o * , a** TgmpA. Ftorvd* BM47 T.laahana (S IR IT T C 4 I 447-0*441 PubAOh: NovamAtr M . BB. IBB7 DEX-1BB an LPtoFtof 1 n moB- Doytm* News. Fee towfI iag MBtoey M KT-4M B a t tatoyf 4BF-E31-EB1E 100 FL 13707 BT-TB M t* RYLANO MONTOAOB *m . a*, tsar OP PWTIYWMB |Lim.Ai**k iLm , to- - —*- . etogm am engaged m buameea at ISO tat Slraef. Barnard. PL. Bemmale County. Fiona*, under the FwiKiau* Hem* *1 AR1MMBB A I B U B I and Riak LiwNaad to regtotor aofd name wttn the Divtaton of Corporallona, Tallohatao*. Florida, m accordant* wKh Hi* proviaiont at in* Fwutioua Name tfaluta, To-Wlt: **t 0*. Florida Stature* IBS! 04K-IB7 AA AM HBM OP THB BSTRff OP O U T A. n AL. Yka B IGTBRiaCXBPTBSBBl mklWITTBT a f l * _ ^ {if S T D P PR# Re. BT-OCO-CP IN R I: ESTATE OP 0 IL 0 R IS M. ANDERSON. a/IUa OSLORIB W. McGIB, A/k/l Of LORIS M c G II ANDERSON, OP APMIRM TAATIdA Th* admmrttrailen *t in * ealale *1 O t LORIS M. AM0BNBON. a/k/t DELORES W. M c Q II. AFkAT DELORES Me CEE ANOIRBOH, Betaeaad. Fill Number 47-444-CP, to penrhng m the CNcuK Court lor Beminolo Caunty, F torIdo. which to N. Park FL 1ITT1. The and address *f Represent*-live Part anal attorney are eel lord! below. ALL IN T IR IB T IO PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT: All persona on whom thla nolice it served who hoy* obfectien* Ihal chaaen** lh* validity at lh* wKL th* quoAFtoaHon* ol lh* aarsenal ropreeoni*<rv*. venue, *f pwiadlctien of Ihie Court art requwoO to III* than abtoettona with this Cowl WITHIN T H I LATER OP THREE MONTHS AFTER T H I DATE OP THE FIRST PUBLICATION OP THIS N O T K I OR THIRTY OAVB AFTER T H I OATS OP IS R V K I OP A COPY OP THIB N O T K I ON THIM. All creditOik ol th* decedent and ether persona having claim* or demand! againal d*cedar*t a aatat* an whom a copy ol thia nolle* I* aorvod withm thro* month! tRar lh* data *1 lh* ftrtt pubActUon ol ■hi* nolle* meal fttothaw daunt wild I hi* Court WITHIN T H I LATER OP THREE MONTHS AFTER T H I DATE OP T H I FIRST PUBLICATION OP THIB NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER T H I DATE OP SERVKI OP A COPY OP THIS N O T K I ON THEM. AX other creditor* al th# deca­ dent and par torn having ctototi or damand* againal th* doc*d*m a ettata m ud III* Ihoir daunt with this court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER T H I DATE OP TH I FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIB N O T K I. ALL CLAIMS, OEMANOt, ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FlLIO WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Tho dal* of th* ftral pubfka■ion of ihia Nolle* I* Novambar lath. 1BB7. Personal Raprsaentatlv*: JOHN WILLIE ANDERSON 1000 t . 10th SL Sanford. PL 11771 Attorney lor hart oral Rapraaenialiva: FRANK C. WHIOHAM, (SQUIRE Florida Bar No. 1BS1S0 STENSTROM. MCINTOSH. COLBERT. WHIOHAM A SIMMONS. PA. Pod omca Boa 4B4I Saniord. FL 11771-4B4E Tai.pnona: 4477111-1171 Publish: November I t . and Dec ambar 1 , 1SB7 OIK-114 «?SW- BUY A MORBB IB. M , IBBT LAST BN OWN RIBIOBNCf: Mtrbto T h a n BOO DATE IM S Cat f BDD-1BB-BT1B aat 41BD asatpmwwk NUMBS I t HB UaMn is wifpi guy* A g to f sport HJS7 ‘4 B B T B W F 1 Tha Ntowlng poerbon* Publish November IB, IBBF D IK IIS IH THB CIR CUIT I FOR BBMIHOLR COUNTY. PLC C U L TU M D TO iTHB NBf BT BBSS CA14 A CITIBANK. P IM R A L BANN4GA BANK PLANO IFF VS. ANA ROSA C . PIRBX, BT AL OBPIMOANT(S| UNKNOWN R IM E AFfO/OR OEYISEEB OF THE M TA TE OP GUY A H O M E . DECEASED LAST KNOWN NESWSNCI: H E Pa wmmm 37— N u r M iy A ChW d F/r * P7T tar a Mn m Momdto krvrg ptoru to SontorB Pom 10 yr* **p m chad TO: THB UNKNOWN H U M . M NBFKIAH IBB. ANO ALL OTHBN PART1BB CLAMING AGAINST TUB EBTATI OP OSCAR PBRB2 BAUM ION, OCCBABIO, aid Pwi (Aty room M4-0B1l| I LPN 4 T prO-K I toP.rthMipmm-rm n Ch*^ ANY ANO A U UNKNOWN PANTIES CLAIMING NT. MARTA’S D A TC A M 110 SION ON MOfVtOUAL DSPENOAMT(S) BRIO A M NOT KNOWN TO M OSAO ON ALIVB. WHITMAN CUUM AN B IT IM B T A t SPOUSES, METRE. DEVISEES, ORAN T IE S ON OTHER BBBBBomg YOU ARB that ar action to torot too* a LOT I AMO THB (A S T STAB F IS T OP LOT 1. BLOCK BE, BANLANOO TH I BUBURB BEAUTIFUL. PALM SPRINGS SECTION. ACCORPMXO TO THE MAP OR PLAT THERIOP AM AfCOROED Bl PLAT BOOK 1. PAGE AS f/S. PUBLIC A IC 0 R 0S OP SEMI N O LI COUNTY. FLORIOA. you art roquirad lo tor** a copy of yaw a h u m Baton***. 4 any. to K an DAVID J. STERN. ISO. PtorniHFi aatorwoh white addraea to BBT B. U W V tM lTY DRIVE, ST I EBB. PLANTATION, a 13114 too Maw toon M Bay* of action) dor* of toto wtoo * dofauN will a t o tor i to to* camstotot or tow Of toto Court M SEMINOLE County, Hondo, fhlo lOfh day of NOVEMBER. TBIT. MARYANNS MORSE CLERK OP THE CIRCUIT COURT B Y Ruth Wng Deputy Clark M ACCORDANCE WITH THE A M E M C A M WITH 0IEA01UTIES ACT. parkin* arfth Qltabll HH | i f n J i l KC04I* m d iti< (i iif lim COUNT A0MINIETRAT10M, at the SEMINOLE Ceunly Courtoauoo M *41-113-4114.1 140-4*4-17TI 0 0 0 ) W 1-404ME-E774, via Florida Relay i u w ONIP it of m. Dadd J. B um . PA. EOT S. UrUvererty Drive tune 940 Hemal ion. FL M114 (t»4| 111-1000 17-14444 PubUeh: Nesember IE. Ooeoatow J. IES7 OEK-140 N f « BBPto Ikjpwoy 1749, da Drag Free LAST KNOWN M SIO SNCI: UNKNOWN CURRENT REBIDSN C I: BONUSlii ANw kru d*y of work tar < C A M ) Apgfy BOO ly to Work M N M l IMS & Hwy 17OB ib s - i n o EPSI VCNOINQROUTE ANON EARN TO YOU A M NODPIEO toM an action to totoiNaa a Lot IBS, MONTGOMERY XOROfNG TO THE PLAT THE MBOP. AS RECORDED Bf PLAT BOOK 14. P AM S S ANO B, OP THB PUBLIC M C O R OA OP COUNTY. FLORIOA. capy *« yew 4 any, wffhM SB deyt aftar MW Hya* • WtoB aukILdtotoN PTawNgBIKn ai DT aikto NIK Mettee of Aatton. an Eahaewrto. McCaUa. Roymor. Barren A Prapgtor, PiatoMr* anwnoy. whoso BBtoatl to BBT Beyehore Beuleverd, Buffo *00. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 26, 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