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TUESDAY
October 7, 1997
50 Cents
Sanford Herald
tarvlng Sanford, Lako Mary and Samlnola County alnoo ISOS
Two meetings to
decide cops’ fate
Dy RUSH W H IT E
Met.ild Stuff Writer
Ity m i i i h c I today. Sanford*
u r w ly -s r lr iir d
Law Enforce
ment
O ptions
Com m ittee
should have a distinct s c i i v of
direction.
The committee meets tMe /it#te at 5 p m with I’uhllc A d-
m lnlstrntlnn Service eonsultnnt
Oeorge llu h le r. who wrote n
critical management review re
port on the Sanford I’ollre De
partm ent.
llu h le r Is prepared to explain
every detail of his report In
which he labeled the S I’D ns
‘ Unwed ..below average." He Is
here to clarify the role and the
procedure die
(one member
Greg
George Hubler. right.
railed It a ‘ (Hue R ibbon ")
committee will take in p re p a r
ing Its recommendations to the
Sanford C ity C om m ission.
Essentially, there are Direr
options: o.) Fix u p the S IT ) h.|
tlx It up and purchase llm llrd
technical and support s rrv lrra
from Die county sheriff c.| co n
tract the sheriff for full law
Sea Cops, Page 4A
wrote a critical manadumnt
review report of the MNopd
Police Department He an
swers questions tor the com
mittee today, clarifying N
direction the group wM M e.
Schools hold special
place for volunteers
1997 Lake Mary Heathrow Festival of the Arts
The arts
come alive
once again
By JEANA HUGHES
Herald Correaondent
Their aervlcea
are
worth
more than H4 3 million, hut
they are not paid in dollnra
Their pay cornea In the form of
huga. smiles and thank-yous
They are the 10.000 Dividend
volunteers that give their time
and
services
to
Seminole
C ounty I’mbile Schools
Aral
there is a place for everyone
That was the message from
Seminole C o u n ty Public School
Partnership
Specialist
Ja n e
Lane at a Dividend llreakfast
held recently at Ham ilton E le
mentary School
Dividend volunteers provide a
variety of services Volunteers
choose the sehool. day and
time that is convenient for
them There are approxim ately
70 programs In plate for voluii
teers to choose.from that rover
from B u rr Reports_________
Tents Itnve been dismantled,
and all Is quiet at L A L Acres lit
Heathrow, the h usllm g stir
tills past weekend of Ih r Lakr
Mary Heathrow Frslfval of Ih r
Arts M onry raised by the festi
val finances scholarships for
area high sehool students
T T lie festival I was a lot better
than the last two years.* said
•Joanne llnurg. chairm an til DuIrstlval "We a rr already m a k
ing plans tor next year * llnurg
went on to say that ou r ol thr
changes next year may In
raising Ires for artists anti not
having as m any enter
W inners of the ll)‘ )7 l.akr
Mary Heathrow Festival of thr
Arts were announced Saturday
There were 35(J artists who
participated In the 11 th annual
event.
In the best of show category,
nrtlst Annn Cticn. of W ilder
Springs, won with her watercolor. She was a recent poster
nrtlst for the St Jo h n s River
A rt Festival.
Tak ing first place In Die vari
ous categories were lltr fol
lowing artists
Jo h n Chen, paintings, oils
ntid acrylics.
Peter
Halley,
paintings:
wntrrcolors
and
pastels: Jack Ellis, graphics
and drawings: Donald B row nIrtg.
photography:
Natalie
M r lr r -I’rrclic.
sculpture;
Gabriel 1‘uyana. glass: Monte
Schneider,
pottery;
Kathryn
Wilson, jewelry; A rthur Jones,
wood: Hill Darrum . mixed m e
rlin.
Second place winners were.
Debra Elinqulst. oils and
acrylics;
Dusnnn
Souchrk.
piyntlngs:
wntrrcolors
and
pastels; Jason Hunt, graphics
and drawings; -A rnle
Davis,
photography: Peter Cnv. scu lp
ture; Hill Slade, glass; Robin
See Fe stiva l, Page 4 A
down on prostitution
IV ftAVtft H U M *
Herald Staff Writer
.
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Q ary Bargaron and Suaan Cappar of Laka Mary admlra artial Rick Plpar'a work.
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People............
O b itu a rie s....
P o lice .............
S p o rts............ ....1 B -3 B
T V ....................
W ea the r........
B y M A R V A H A W K IN S
Herald Colum nist_____
Hopper
Exceptional
Student
Education
Ccnler
for
grades
klndergnrlcn
through
seventh grade was dedicated recently.
The Color G uard presented the colors, with
the Pledge of Allegiance by Justin Anderson.
Th e North Enders led the audience In singing
America the Beautiful.
The school song, T h e Hopper Song" was
sung by the South Enders. Greetings lo the
parents, guests and students was given by
chairm an of the Seminole C ou nty School
Hoard. Sandra Robinson and Superintendent
D r. Paul Hngerty.
Words of thanks were given lo Die m any who
contributed In any way to the building and
opening and staffing of the center. T h is stnte
of the art center will serve to Improve the
education levels of the students who will pass
through the center.
A man
March
returns hoi
• Q a o rga M oors
Th e Casselberry Police De
partment conducted a decoy
prostitution sling through thr
evening of Friday. Oct 3. to D ir
early hours of Saturday. Oct 4
T h is Is port of Casselberry's
ongoing effort to curb street
level vlrc problems anil p ro
mote public health and safely.
D u ring die evening. 15 a r
rests were made
Charges
were broken down ns follows
IS assignations
to com m it
prostitution: three narcotlrs
related charges; one violation
probation/com m unity control;
one
carrying
concealed
weapon; and. three crim inal
traffic charges.
According
to
Casselberry
Police Information Officer Sgt
Dennis Stewart, one of the d rfendants accidentally turned
his car into D ir side of a
marked police car Dint was s il
ting beside him In a median
break. Th e patrol car w as not
m oving and had i s w r p w r y
lights engaged at the M a t at
the crash . There wars mm fcgli
nes and m y litlte d o s M ft In
the low speed impact crash.
The driver was an M a n y pro
hntlun
for
prior
burglary
charges anil had also been
drinking
Each of the arrestees (ace up
lo n possible 00 days In jail
and a 8500 fine for the prosti
tution charges. The state may
revoke their driving prhrtlrges
for up lo one year Tor using a
vehicle In prostitution.
Ac
cording to Stewart, the danger
of robbery, theft, A ID S , and
other sexually transm itted dlsrasea is always present In
street level prostitution.
He
also slated that this seemingly
victimless crime (p roa lllu tlo n)
may have enorm ous life Impact
on Die arrestee, their family,
future sexual partners and the
social/health care systems due
to S T D exposure.
Hopper student
center dedicated
The 7 p.m. ceremony at the facility. 1101 Hny
Ave. In Sanford, was presided over by Dr.
W illiam Dailey. Adm inistrator of the H opper
Center.
Far
Claaalflod..... ...3 B -3 B
C o m ic s ......... ...........4B
O s s r A b b y...
Dr.
...........4A
Editorial
H oroscope...
virtually every aspect a t ochool
life Most of the volunteer o p
portunities require little or no
experience.
Tra in in g ,
when
needed, and material# a H p ro
vided
Lane outlined the VartOUa
opportunities to the potential
volunteers
present
at
the
brcakfnst Volunteers can help
D ir staff with clerical duties or
work In classrooms assisting
teachers
Art-See
volunteers
are trained to make presenta
tions to students using prints,
artifacts und slides. Green C lrr lr volunteers help students
learn altmil circles at friends
and Including friends who may
he different from Ihemoehrrs.
Dividends may shore Ihetr in
terest m math, science, re a d
ing and language. Bilingual
volunteers are needed to assist
m in -E n g lish speaking students
Sec V o lu n ts s rs . Psgs M
Casselberry cops orack
Today: Partly
cloudy and
cooler w ith a
30 percent
chance of
showera. Highs
In the mld-SOs.
Lows near 70.
IHOBX
Manning, m i , is
chairman of tha Law Entoroament Options CommMsa.
Mayor Larry Dule and school hoard -nrm hers
Jeanne M orris and Dr. Barbara Kuhn were In
attendance.
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A Ires job fair was bald Monday, at tha Sanford
Civic Csntsr. Tha svsnt was sponsored by ths
Seminole Hops. Companies hiring and at ths job fair
included: Sears, Coke, Matrix, Software Support,
Florida Power, Wsslsrn Staff, Prostaff, BellSouth
Mobility. AT& T Wireless, Barnett Bank, F M U N m
Bank, 8 #mlnofe County 8 horiff Dept. Luoont Ts
oologies, 8 #minote County 8 choois, AMant
munlty, Florida Lutheran, SunTrust Bank, U.S.
Offlca, Federal Express and Tha Qrova.
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Adults challenged to ‘Volunteer 4 Education’
Special to the Herald
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It was 5 0 years aH" ■ now m u le
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Saturday. In lienrllt the d.iujihter nl Seminole C ounty Slierills n llu e Sji|. Scull Hallim and I’DI.K Crim e Scene te ih in i i,in Sliam n Halloo was a hour success, according tn sherlH’ s
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Tile lu o rii.u iiriil raised a tnial nf 9B.5.T8 tn lieiuTlI l-\ «-.u old C h ils l.il llallno. who Is alMlt lcd w ill) Spina Itlllda. a Dir 11i
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Irem illes. central nervous system damaj;e and partial p a ra ly
sis ol her airways and vocal chords Several surgeries have
Improved Iter condition. However, doctors are reluctant lo
j*Ivc any long-term prognosis
Twelve teams front Central Morula public safely agencies
participated in the tournam ent which was won by a team
(rom the Orange C ounty Fire D epartm ent.
Iho imrt hasfcol an, hvo Merit* Norman cosmettc i rmtin ts •
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H ie s|leaker will lie Sister Hn/ella Fields of 11ejected Slim e
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Santoed Mqrak) San to/d FlonQa •Tuesday Octot'qf 7. 1997
C o p s -------------
Legal Notices
C o n tin u e d from Page 1A
enforce m e nt services.
At Inst week's committee
meeting, n num ber or Ihc
m em bers voiced strong support
for ntnlntnlnlng the city's p o
lice force. "It's broke. It enn be
fixed,'* sold former city c o m
m issioner A.A. M cCInm tbnn.
*Wc have no option heller Hum
option A."
Michael Hoover, a govern
ment
teacher
at
Seminole
C o m m u n ity College, had reser
vations about the rr|Mirt Itself,
particularly a seven-page In te r
from Sheriff Don K s llu g rr The
meal of Ksllngrr's reply lo the
study was fils course of action
If O ption C was selected H o o
ver said the sheriffs com m ents
rc p irs rn trd a "colonialist im-nliillty."
In general,
most of Ihc*
committee
members s r rm rd
fuzzy at times last w rrk about
Just what Hie group was lo do
Tw o members w r ic dismayed
afterwards that little bad been
Hffftli P»#l# H kith If M M
P re s e rv in g the p a s t for the fu tu re
Floncla District 33 R ep T o m Feeney. (R O vie d o ). c e n
ter presents a check tor $40 000 to Helen Stairs
president ol the Ffitz Theatre a histone renovation
P'0|pct in d o n rilo n n Santord financed in part with
grant monoy trom the state ol Florida Ritz Architect
Gorry Gross stands behind Feenoy Otbors attending
are members of the Florida Trust tor Historic Preser
vation visiting Santord this past weekend
arcom pllslied.
The meeting with I Inbler am i
the one next week with Sanford
Police Chief Joe Dillard loom
extremely Important, nnd figure
lo set the lone to the work the
committee will do In the fol
lowing weeks. Toda y's public
session Is at the city co m m is
sioners' chambers at C ity Halt
Lougwood Police Chief Greg
M aim ing. Ihc chairm an ol Ih r
com m itter, said he wants the
group to make Its rre o m m rn dullons to the rlty co m m is
sioners tirforc Christm as. "The
next two meetings," he said,
"will set Ih r tone. We want lo
lirar Mr. Ilu h trr and we want
to hear Irani C h lrl D illard."
T lu -rr are 15 on Ih r cn m m ltIrc as of today • nnd a lOlli is
expected to lie appointed by
Com m issioner (Irm ly Lrssard
next Monday. Linda Kuhn re
signed from the group because
ol her work at the S ta ir Altar
ncy's Office Knell of Ih r com
mlsslonrr.H named lin e r to Ih r
eoinnilttrr with Velma Wllllltnin
serving as the liaison Irani the
com m ission.
Th e members are: Tim o th y
Hudson. Ilrn jn m ln Davis. A A
M cCInnahnn.
Fred
Rodgers.
Hill Claylo n. Michael Hoover.
Hon llnssl. Hobby Von llc rtm
Its,
Harry
Held.
Hernard
llrow n. Dennis Stewarl. Phil
Jackson. Dick Holier and Greg
M anning
S ia lls r. Tail Pyork and Lonnie
K u u h rl
In th r children's art cate
gory. the winners were Allison
K a u d rrr. senior. Oviedo High
S c h o o l ; Douglas l'o|>r. senior.
Seminole High School. Slrtu n
M ontrsrrtn. Lake Mary High
SjM-ner G uerin. C lie rie M.il
lelte.
C h u ck
M i n i m *.
Alu e
Haehmyde. Jason Izm nl. Jmlv
Malplti. Fdvvant Holder, If.in
Van. Marilyn M urphy. ( am i
Na|M)li. I.mil.i llulm er. Il.im i
H u lls and Kevin Kiienrel
School
I h r III n I place 1 1 all c n i i u i
aw ard vverit in Lisa G la s Jm lv
S a n d e rs limk set mil l pl.u r
Manning, wild will lie the
spokesman (or the group, said
that following Ih r meetings
with llo h lrr and Chief Dillard
there would he Hirelings loi
public Input. SPD olflerrs lfn>
llroitson
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Hill
Hasson
spoke al last week's session
"We've heard Ih r wakeup i ill
Hrim sou said
Major Larry D a lr attended
Iasi week's meeting and helped
elarlly Ih r resolution Dial set
up Ih r com m uter and outlined
lls d u llrs last week and will lit
tiaek al today's session H>- is
not purl ol th r ru m n ilH n .
however
F e s tiva l------C o n tin u e d from Page IA
Kislgers,
pottery;
Deborah
Itarni-M. jewelry. Don Keiigan.
wood. Donne Ib tiirr.
mixed
media
Third place winners were
llra trie r Albania. Wes Slegrrst.
David llu n lr r . E r n lr Schocllrld .
Leslie
Nolan.
Rugenla
T
Ceaser. Jo h n Kopf.
Sharon
Awards ol merit were given to
Te rry Sm ith. David llo rg rr.
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F u n is w h e re yo u find it
The Great Fall Exposition D7 is m full swing along
Sanford s laketront. Open all day and evening during
the two weekends of the 10 -day event, the tun
doesn't gear up till dinnertime during the week So
what s a girl to do? Little Elizabeth Case found the
slide and swings at Ft Mellon Park, under the watch
ful eye ol her grandmother. Aline Williams, ol Santord,
with the expo Perris Wheel In the background.
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Cotton work duds are still around
Harato P M M *T t m
Smooth air traffic flow
More than 100 people were on hand Friday during the
grand opening ol the first permanent control tower at
Orlando Santord Airport. Cutting the ribbon are, from
left, Juan Fuentes ot the Federal Aviation Admlnlstra-
i VWMfil
lion, Steve Cooke, executive director of Orlando San
ford Airport, Barbara Kerti, tower manager, 8 an(ord.
and Congressman John Mica.
IIK A K A N N K A N D N AN: I’lraer
help' I am in dexperale need of loo
erccnl eoltiin work rlulhex for my
uxband. who is a welder Our luxl
xouree wax J C Penny x ratalog. and
this year they have discontinued Hmi
percent cotton work clothes —
JO Y C E H K H N A IIN K 2. Plsqurrnlnr.
Ij i.
IIK A It J O Y C E : Caboose is Ihc
name of a store in our neighborhood
that sells work clothes Most of (hem
are 100 percent cotton To receive a
catalog, call IRISH 121 0.125. or wnte to
Caboose. 17 Technology Drive. West
Lebanon. N il 03784 We recently
received a Wnrkwear Specialty rata
log Irnm J C. Penny's Scattered
among the clothes made from blends
are plenty of all cotton work clothes
Call iRfKn’ 222 Bird to receive this rot
alog
IIK A K A N N E A N D N A N : I am
writing (or my sister and her husband
They need clothes with Velcro fasten
erx or sonirlhing willhoul hutlonx
They liolh suffer from a rlh rilis in
their hands — E M M A G K Y K It.
Prescott. Ariz.
D E A K E M M A : We huve several
sources for rasy-to fasten clothing
These catalogs offer items to make
life easier for people with all xortx ol
disabilities J (' penny publishes a
catalog called "F o r Your Special
Needs " It's a gem. like all of their
specialty catalogs To receive it jost
rail 16001 222 Slfil Hock 4 buck pub
lixhex another peachy ratalog of easy
wear and easy rare clothing (live
them a ring al tiOOi 458 0800
Sunshine Comfort Wear also oilers a
good line of special needs rlolhing
Call 18881 505 0888 lo receive their
free catalog
S T U M P E D : A I.I. N II.K M E N 'S
S U C K S — Karl llu nrl id Grand
Island. Neb . and Sock less in West
Covina. C a lif. are both looking for
these Headers’
U P D A TE : WASHING SODA - We
have heard from many of you who
haven't been able tu find washing
xoda in your local grocery store We
love this product' F II Gillingham 4
Sons ol WornHlm k \ l sell* it *
12 9‘i lor a 55 mini c bus I'oslae* 1
14'4'i Inr up In IPI'I'J wnllli nl ...... I
We d order ••boxr* at a tunc J -»•
were you Call •Rmt• III waai nr uniGillingham al If. Elm M WimmM u . v
VI oven
IMI Y O U KN O W HOW WA I f It
G A T E S A L A II A N I) C A K E I.M I
T H K Ilt NAM ES? Priscilla ...............
Prescott. An/ wrolr- 1ti.il her faiinh
had ulwuyx called Hu- salad Mini lluGale Salad' I nnili-rsl.mil llu- iiaun
came trom Ihc tael Dial il yva* ••
quick and easy lo make tlial wlu-n lln
men (oik came lionn- Inun llu- In-Id
and you heard them «liul llu- gale
there was slid lime In gi'l the s.il.nl
reaily lor dinner
Sharon Morgan of IMainview . lexas
wnlcx. "The m iju-s came out during
Ihc Watergate scandal The cake lm>
a cover up' icing anil is loll nl m ils
The salad is also lull ul nuts "
Wole I" "Ask /time A Nun ill P m H»r
210. ffurffiind 17 ojnix (fucUnuis <./
peneruf interest mil tip|»iu in Ihc ml
tirtiii Duelol/a'coiiiwienl nail/ |*-»«>>uul
r<7 >iu-.s niiliurl is- prncidnl
. i n ; S F W M '.v m i F.V II.ItIK Isf VssN
Jn
H o iu n y M e m o x y
C (
Miry E. Whitehurst
J in . 13, 1916 to Oct. 8 . (995
to
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1 \«m|W f-I B
Beautification award
The city of Sanford takes pride in honoring busi
nesses In the community that landscape to beautify
property, enhancing the city's image. The Scenic Im
provement Board honors one business a month. This
month, the Sanford Bridge, 500 Holly Ave., earned the
Beautification Award. From left, fronl row: Dr. Brian
Turklngton. program director; P.J Smith, counselor;
Bunny Ciaramitaro. director accepting award; SIB
member Cathey Bossert presenting award; EHza Prin
gle. SIB. Back row: Clients Ellis Arnold. Otis Bailey ,
Paul Wohrenborg, Justin Olver and Robert Simmons.
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B A R B A R A ANN H IL L
Barbara
Ann
Hill.
50.
W oodm cre Boulevard. Sanford,
died Saturdny. Oct. 4. 1007 at
Florida Hospital O rlando. Horn
Nov. 10. 1037 In W inter Haven
ahe moved lo Central Florida
in 1072. Mrs. Hill was n
hom em aker. She was a Haplist.
Survivors Include husband.
Sam : daughters. Yvonne Lord
and Rita Sanchez, both of O r
lando. Mcllcla Serrano, D e
nary. Veronica Weaver. C la y
ton. N .C .. Stephanie Hill, San
ford;
mother.
Bonnie
Mne
Holloway.
Sanford; b roth e r.
Robert
Hollowny.
Sanford;
nine grandchildren.
G rnm kow
Funeral
Hom e.
Sanford. - In charge
of a r
rangem ents.
V IO L A R IV E R S R E O M E
Viola Rivera
Rcome.
02.
Philadelphia C ou rt, died Sat
urday. O ct. 4. 1007. at DeUnry
M anor N ursing Home. Born In
D u rh am . N.C. she moved to
Dethiry from DcLaiul In 1090.
Mrs. Rcome was a laboratory
technician lor a private p ra c
tice. She was a member of
First
United
Methodist
C h u rc h . Deltona.
Survivors Include sister. Ella
Neesc Wisniewski.
Deltona;
niece and caregiver. Lucille
Connolly. Deltona.
Stephen R. BaldattR Funeral
Home. Dcllonu. In chnrgr of
arrange meats
I FUN 1KAL8
HILL, BARBARA ANN
Filarial services for Mis. Harluiru Ann Kill. 50. of Snnfoid. who
died Saturday will lie a t 10 a.ill.
Wednesday at Oramkow Funeral
Hume clia|>el. Interment will he In
the Florida National Cemetery.
BushiieU. Fla.
Arrangements by Oramkow Fu
neral Home. 900 E. Airport Ulvrl..
Sanford. Fla.. 32773. 14071 322
3213.
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M O TI0B 09
A PPLICA TIO N PON TAX 0 1 1 0
N O T IC I It N I M B Y O IVIN.
IM I PUNB AS CUSTODIAN PON
MOLCO. INC A TTN M IC H A II
MANNING, the hold#/ of the fol
lowing certificates) hat filed
M id certificated) for • le i dood
lo bo ittuad lhe/#on. The corliftcato nombor(e) erd yea/d) of
ittuanca. the deecrlptioo of tho
property. §nd the named! Mi
which i! wee eeeeeeed ••/era ee
follow!
Certificate No 311
Veer of laeuenc# 1 H J
Deecnption of Property
LCD S IC 2S TWP Its N Q I 301
B IO SI SO PT W S 10SS OS PT S
OP N 1/4 CON NUN 0 3 N PT I
330 PT N 386 FT W 330 PT TO
B IO (L IB S 8 200 PT OP W 200
PT S NOS O N S I W ) .
Nemee mi which eeeeeeed:
lurotuttd Terwilliger ltd . All of
eaid property being m the
County of Seminole, Stale of
Pionde.
Unleet euch certificaied) ehall
be redeemed according to lew,
the properly deecnbed tn euch
cerirfrceted) will be eoid lo ihe
hrgheet bidder at lha weal front
door.
BamMiolo
County
Courthouao, Sanford. Florida,
on Ihe 27th day of October,
1SS7, al 11 00 A M .
Payment of Sate fee. appheale dockamemery etemp taaet
and recording feee are regoMed
to be paid by the eucceeefvd
bidder at the aate Pull paymeot
of an amount equal te the high*
eat bid ta due withm 24 home
after the advertieed hma of the
aed All payment! than ba caeh
or
guaranteed
Mietrument.
made peyable to fh# Clerk of
the C mcuiI Court
Oated thie t21h day at
September. 1SS7
(SaaO
MANYANNI M O N8I
C L IN K OP TH I
CIRCUIT COUNT
S IM iN O ll COUNTY.
PlONlOA
by Shirtey C Mergert
Deputy Cie/k
Pubiieh Septembe* 23. 30.
October 7. S 14. t tt 7
OH-214
Legal Notices
IC O S IC 22 TWP 20S N Q I 30C
THAT PT OP W 1/20P N l 1/4 OP
SW 1/4 N S W OP 8N IB-800 S
N OP OLD SANPOND-ONIANOO
HWY S S OP N IW CN 427 (I I 8 S
t AC MX).
Nemee in which eeeeeeed:
Katherine C. Wetfa Truates, PBO
Ruth C. Clanton. All of aaid
property bamg In the County of
Seminole, Stata of Plortda.
Unttea such certificated) than
be redaemed according to law,
the property described in euch
certificated) wifi be told lo the
highest bidder el the weet front
door.
Seminole
County
Courthouse. Sanford, Piorida.
on the 17th day of Novambar.
I f f 7, at I t 00 A M
Paymant of Sale fee, applrca*
tie documentary stamp la iss
and recording feet ere required
to be paid by the successful
bidder af tha tala Pull paymant
of an amount aqual to tha high
est bid is due within 24 hours
after the advertised time of fhe
sate All paymants ehall ba caeh
or
guaranteed
instrument,
mad# payable to tha Clark of
the CucuM Court
Dated this tat day of Oclober.
1SS7
(Seal)
MANYANNI M ONSI
C L IN K OP T H I
CIRCUIT COUNT
S IM iN O ll COUNTY.
PlONlOA
by: Shirley C. Mergert
Deputy Clerk
Publish October 7. 14. 21. S
28, ISS7
OUST
N O T IC I OS
APPLICATIO N PON TAX D S IO
N O T IC I IS H IN IB V OIVIN .
that Pidefa Denny, the holder of
the following certificated) hae
Med eaKl certificated) for a tea
deed to be ictued thereon The
certificate
number!*)
end
yeer(e)
of
leeuance.
ihe
deecnption of Ihe property, end
the nam ed) in which it wee
••eeesed ie/are at fottowe
Cert f-cate No tSSO
Year of Mkuanca tsto
Description of Property
L lQ S IC 0« TWP >0S N Q I 321
N 30 PT OP I 330 PT OP N l 1/4
(L IB S NO) S N 33 PT OP W 330
PT OP I ISO PT OP N l 1/4 | 43
AC)
Name* m which eteaeted
Development Corp of If John*
Aji of ee*d property be*ng tn Ihe
County of Semtnole. Stele of
Florida
Umeee euch certificated) ehen
be redeemed according lo lew.
the property deecnbed m tuch
certificate!*) wtN be sold to Ihe
higheel bidder et the west front
door,
Semmole
County
Courthouse. Sanford. Florida,
on the 17th day of November,
t t f 7 et 11 00 A M
Payment of l e d lee. epphea
b>e documentary etemp teae*
end recording lee* are required
to be pa*d by the *ucce**ful
b-dder at the eed Full payment
o* an amount equal to the high
eat bid •% due wrthm 24 hou«e
a»ter the advertised time ol the
tale All payment* *haN be ce*h
or
guaranteed
instrument,
made payable to the Clerk ot
the C«cuti Court
Oated thie 30th day ot
September I f f 7
(Seel)
MANYANNI MONSI
C lIN K OF TH I
CINCUIT COUNT
•Ik ilN O ll COUNTY.
PlONlOA
by Michelle l Suva
Deputy Clerk
Publish October 7. 14. 2! and
21. t te 7
O IJ-7 7
Legal Notices
N O TfCB OP
A P P LICA TIO N PON TAX 0 8 1 0
N O T IC I IS H IN IB V O IV IN ,
that PUNB AS CUSTODIAN PON
HOLCO. INC. ATTN: M IC H AIL
MANNING, the holder of the fol
lowing certificated) has filed
said certtficatafe) for a tea dead
to ba issued thereon. Tho cer
tificate number!*) and yaar(e) of
issuanca. tha dascription of the
proparty, and lha nama(s) in
which it was assessed le/ere as
follows:
Certificate No: 2272
Year of issuance: IM S
Description ot Property:
L IO LO TS 13 S 14 BLK 0
TR A C T
30
SANLANDO
SPRINGS PB 4 PO 82
Names kt which assessed. Vu
Hong Mai All of said property
being In the County
of
Seminole. Stale of Pionde
Unleet such certificate!!! shall
ba redaemed according lo law.
tha properly described in euch
certificate!!) will be sold lo the
higheel bidder et the west front
door,
Seminole
County
Courthouse, Sanford. Piorida.
on tha 27th day of October,
1SS7, at I t 00 A M
Paymant of Bala fee. applica
ble documentary stamp taiee
and recording feet era required
to b « paid by the auccasatui
bidder at the aaia Putt paymant
of an amount equal lo tfte high
est bid is due withm 24 hours
after the advertised time of the
sale Ail payments shell be cash
or
guaranteed
instrument,
made payable to Ihe Clerk of
tha Circuit Court
Oafad this I0lh day of
September, IH 7
(Seat)
MANYANNI M ONSI
C L IN K OP TH I
CINCUIT COUNT
S IM IN O lt COUNTY.
PlONlOA
by Shirley C Mergert
Deputy Clerk
Publish September IS. 23 30.
S October 7. U S 7
Dll-181
Legal Notices
N O TIC B OP
A P P LICA TIO N PON TAX OBBD
N O TICE IS H IN IB V O IV IN ,
that PUNB AS CUSTO DIAN PON
PNIMCCO, INC. the holder of
tha following certificate!!) hae
filed said certificated) for a laa
daad fo ba ittuad thereon Tha
cartlficata
numbar(a)
and
yaar(t)
of
leeuanca.
tha
daecrlption of tha proparty, and
tha nam ad) in which it waa
aaeeeead is/ara aa follows:
Cartlficata No: 2032
Yaar of leeuanca. tSSS
Description of Property:
110 S IC 07 TWP 208 N O I 321
B IO MOST SLY CON LO T 2
NUN N 23 D IO 28 MIN 30 S IC I
178 49 PT N S i D IO 31 MlN 30
S IC W 248 I I PT S 23 D IO 28
MIN 30 S IC W 178 48 PT 8 SB
D IO 3t MIN 30 S IC I 246 SI PT
TO DEO TRACT 3 ST JOHNS
RANCH
ESTATES
U N N IC D
PLAT
Nemee in which aeeeeeed:
Annette I Burnett, li f t le t
(Je«*Ka l Newberg, wtof) All
of aaid property bemg *n tho
County ol Sommoio. Stata of
Piorida
Unloee euch certificated) shall
bo iadeemed according fo law.
the property deecnbed m such
certificated) will bo eoid fo the
hrghast bidder at tha weal front
door,
Seminole
County
Courthouse. Sanford. Piorida.
on lha 17th day of Novambar.
1S97. at 11:00 A M
Paymant of Saia faa. applica
ble documentary etemp taiee
out recording feee are required
to be paid by tha successful
bidder at the sal# Putt payment
of an amount equal to tha high
est bid it due withm 24 houra
after tha advertised lime of the
safe Ail paymanta shall ba cash
or
guaranteed
milrument.
made payable to the Clark ot
the Circuit Court
Deled this 30th day of
September. 1997
(Seen
MANYANNI M ORS!
C lIN K OF TH !
CIRCUIT COURT
S IM iN O ll COUNTY
FlONfDA
by MicheWe l Bi've
Deputy C»#rk
Publish October 7. 14 21 end
29. 1997
D U 78
N O TIC S OP
APPLICA TIO N PON TAX OSSO
N O T IC I IS M|R|BY QfVlN.
that FUNB AS CUSTODIAN PON
H O lC O . INC ATTN M lC H A Il
MANNING, the holder of the fol
N O T IC I OP
lowing certificate!*) he* filed
A PPLICA TIO N PON TAX OB4D
said certificated) for a la* deed
N O T IC I IB H IM B Y QIVIN.
to be issued thereon The cer
that PUNS AS CUSTODIAN PON
N O TIC B OP
tificate number!*) end year!*) of
CAS). INC A TTN
M IC H A II
A PPLICATIO N PON TAX DBSD
issuance, fhe description of the
MANNING, the holder of the fol
NOTICE
IS HEREBY OIVIN
property, end fhe neme(e) m
lowing certificate(e) hee filed
met FUNB AS CUSTODIAN FOR
wn-ch it wee eeeeeeed is/are ee
eetd certif»cet#<e! for a lea deed
CASl.
INC
A TTN M ICM AIL
follows
to be iteued thereon The cer*
MANNiNO, me holder of the fol
Cert iftests No 317
ificate nwmbertt) end year(e) of
lowing
certificated!
hee Med
Veer of leeuance tSSS
Seeuance. Ihe deecnption ot the
eaid certificate!!) for e lea deed
Description of Property
woperty. end the nemete! m
to be i*sued thereon The ce»
L IO LOTS t • 2 BIK 14 TR J
rhich if wee eeeeeeed te/ert ee
tificale number(*t end year(e) of
TOWN OF SANFORO PB I PO
fo'towe
issuance tha description ot the
•0
Can>f-cate No tf01
property and the name!*) m
Names m wh*ch assessed
fee* ot leewence IM S
which -I w i i a**es*ed •*/•»# ••
Norma Mora'ee All ot end
Deecnption of Properly
follows
property
bemg
m
trve
County
of
110 LOTS 10 tt 12 IS 30 S )t
Certif<ate No 164t
Semmoie State of Florida
B in i c r y s t a l p a r r » b i *a
Year of issuance 1993
Uniete tuch certificate!*) than
S3
Description of Property
be redeemed according to lew.
Nem «» »n wh»ch eeeeeeed
L IO LOT 68 H IS S B IG SI
me properly described >n such
Shntoy S RnUherd. H*we AM
COR RUN W 214 FT N 1%S 3S F T
cert'ficatets) writ be sold to me
of ten] properly being *n th«
h i LV ON SLY R/W ST RD 42«
n-ghest bidder et the west front
County of Seminole State of
133 20 FT S 28 O IQ <2 MiN 23
door.
Ssmmole
County
rionde
S IC f 17 20 FT t * L Y Oh
Courthouse Sanford. Florida
Umeee euch certificate!!! ehe'i
CURVE 76 84 F I S 66 D IQ 36
on me 27m day of Oclober.
be redeemed according to lew.
M'N 00 S IC W 104 73 FT S 170
t»S7. at tt 00 A M
me property deecnbed »n euch
| FT TO B IO ) A l OMA PARK PB
Payment of Sale fee applies
certificate!!) wilt be eoid to the
30 POS 43 A 44
Me
documentary
stamp
taaes
rvgheet bidder el the weet front
Names -n which asse**ed
and recording fees ere required
door.
Seminole
County
Maik M O Mara Trustee All of
to be paid by live successful
^^Co urth o vjte. Sanford. P(o»»de.
said pioperty bemg in me
Mdde* al th# ea*e FuH payment
W o n the 17th dey of Novembor,
County ot Semina*#. State of
of an amount equal le m « n«gh
* leer, h i i o o a m
Fionde
est b»d is due wdhm 24 hours
“
eeymeM or li t # tee, eppbeeUnteas such c art rf* elate) ehari
after the advertised lime of the
tue documentary etemp taiee
bo redoomed according fo law.
sale All payments she* be cash
•no recording
(W9»i
•nd
feee are required
I
ho
pro port y dooertbod m euch
ar
guaranteed
instrument,
‘Is be paid
pa* by ihe eucceeeful
certificate^*) win bo eofd to mo
made payable to me Clark of
aeie PuR payment
Bidder atI the
t
h-ghost
bidder ot tho woet front
the Ctrcurt Court
§9 awi amount
amoi equal lo the highdoor.
Semmolo
County
Oated this iSth day of
«SS bid >e due wdhm 24 hours
Courthouse. Santord. Florida,
September. I f f 7
B N f the adverheed im e of the
on
tho
27th
day
of
Oclober.
(Beef)
M lS. All payment! ehall ba caeh
1SB7. af tt 00 A M
N O T IC I 09
MANYANNI M ONSI
09 guaranteed
metrumtnt,
Payment of Sale lee. applica
APPLICA
TIO
N
PON
TAX
OBSO
C lIN K OF TH I
m tO » payable to me Clerk of
ble
documentary stamp tease
N O TIC I IS H IN IB V OIVIN .
CIRCUIT COUNT
M O N c u d Court
and recording teas art required
that PUNB AS CUSTODIAN PON
S IM iN O ll COUNTY,
• lie d thie 30th day of
to
be
pad by trie successful
CASl. INC A TTN M lC H A Il
PlONlOA
ber. IM 7
MOder et me sale Full payment
MANNING, tha holder of ITva fol
by Shirley C Horgort
of an amount equal to the high
lowing certificated! hat Mad
Oeputy Clark
AN N I M 0N SI
est bid it due withm 24 hour*
eaid certificated) for a fa* deed
Publish
September 23. 30.
OP t m i
after the advertised time of tho
to
be
raauad
thereon
The
carOctober 7. 14. 1887
T COUNT
sale Alt payments shelf be cash
trficata numbarte) and yaer(e) of
011-213
L I COUNTV.
or
guaranteed
instrument,
laeoanca. lha description of the
DA
made payable to me Clerk ot
property, and lha namad) m
IN TN S C IN C U IT CO U N T
ISiche"! i Silva
trie
Circuit
Court
which d waa aaeaeead ie/ara aa
0 9 T N I BtO H TS S N TH
y Clerk
Dated this ttth day o«
follows
JU D IC IA L C IN C U IT
October T. 14. 2t. and
September. IS97
C e rtifie d No tS4t
If f 7
IN AND PON
(Stall
Year of issuance It t S
SflMINOLB C O U N TY .
74
MANYANNI M O R SI
Description of Property
PLONtOA
C L IR K OP T H I
L IO S IBS PT OP N I f 4 SO PT
CASS NOi SS-8SS4-O N 08-A
CIRCUIT
COUNT
N O T IC I OP
OP W 222 SO P? OP lO T 22S
IN N l The Me/rtage of
S IM iN O ll COUNTY.
LICATION PON TAX 0BSD
BLACK HAMMOCK PB 2 PQ 70
OAVIO Q U IN T !R S T R IB IC K
p
l
o
n
io
a
[N O T IC I IS H IN IB V QIVIN .
Namea m which aaeaeead
Petitioner.
by. Micrieiie l Silva
I PUNB AS CUSTODIAN PON
Robert L. Mercer Sr All of said
and
)LC O . INC ATTN M IC H A II
Deputy Clerk
proparty bamg m the County of
KAN IN J IA N
YNiNO. the holder of the totPublish
September 23. 30 and
Semmele. State of Florida
SM Ulf R -S T R IB IC K .
Swing certificate!!! hae filed
October 7. 14. 1987
Umeee euch certificated) ehe'i
Respondent
ltd certificate!*) for a laa deed
011-148
be redeemed according to law.
AM SNOSO
Flo be teeued thereon The certrie property deecnbed m such
N O TIC S OP A CTIO N
tificete number|e) end year(e) of
certificated) wM be eokJ to the
TO K A N IN J IA N
ittuance. the description ot the
rwghest bidder at the weet front
IN T H I C IN C U IT CO UN T
S H U IIN -S T N IB IC K
property, and lha nama(e! in
door.
Seminole
County
OP TNB 18th JUDICIAL
A
D D N I3 S UNKNOWN
which it was aeeeeeed te/are aa
C IR C U IT IN AN 0 PON
Courthouse. Sanford, Piorida.
YOU A N I N O TIPUD that an
folio we:
8 8 M IN O L I CO UN TY,
on the 17th day of November,
action for (Rule To Show Cause
Certificate No SSI
FLORIDA
I f f 7, at 11 00 A M
for Contempt) hae been Mod
Year of leeuance tSSS
C
A
8
8 NO. 88-1014 C A 14N
Payment of Sale fee. applica
•garnet you and you ore
Oeacriptton of Property
UNIVERSAL AMERICAN
ble documentary etemp laaee
required lo servo a copy ot your
L I O N 1/2 OP LOT 7 W O P OAK
M O NTOAQ I COMPANY.
and recording feet are required
written defense#, if any to it lo
Plaintiff.
AVt Q C X t l l E Y S ADO TO
to ba paid by the eucceeeful
plaintiff • attorney. Joseph
SANFORD PD Z PO M
vt
b-dder at the t a d Full payment
Pedewer. whose address it, 181
Nirn . 1 to which i . n i u i j
WANOA
B
TORRES,
at
al .
of an amount equal to the high
Crystal lake Avenue, lake
R ob .ft P Q u .fn .ty , C .n d .c .
Defend anl|e)
est bid it due withm 24 hours
Mary, Piorida 32746. on or
W Q u w n ... All of tout prop.**
N
O
T
IC
I
OP
B
A
L
I
'after the advertised time of the
before O C T O B IN ISth, 1997.
l . b.in g in 1h, Co unt, ot
NOTICE 13 HEREBY Q IVIN
sale All payments shall be cash
and file the original with tha
S.m tnol., t i l l , ot Plwtdi
pursuant
fo
an
Order
or
Pinal
or
guaranteed
milrument.
clerk of this court either before
u n i . . . such c w tilic iU ii) sisai)
Judgment
Scheduling
made payable lo the Clerk of,
service on plaintiff'• attorney or
b . f.d x .fn .d iccording to !•«.
Foreclosure S ue entered on
ITve Circuit Court
immediately thereafter; other
th . p fo p .n , dvxcftb.d in tuch
September ISth. 19t7 in this
Dated this 30th day ot
wise a default will ba entered
c.
rltftcitH i)
b . told to
in .
case
now pending in said
September,
1SS7
agamat you for tha relief
h ig h .il b ld d « i l th . a . t t front
Court, the style of which •• indi
(Seal)
demanded m tha complaint or
door.
S .m in o l.
C o u n l.
cated
above
MANYANNI M CR St
petition
C o u rth o u i., Sanford. Florida,
I will eeii to tha higrveet and
C L IN K OP T H I
Dated S IP T IM B IN 9th. 1997
on t h . IT th d * . ot Oclobor.
best b-dder tot cash in 301 N.
CINCUIT COURT
MANYANNI M ONSI
It e r , it 11:00 A M.
Park
Avenue. Sanford, Florida
S IM iN O ll COUNTY,
Clark of tho Court
P i.m .m el IxW I m . ip p U c i32771. al 11:00 A.M., on tha
PIORIDA
By: Nancy N. Winter
b i, docum w iliry ilem p l i i . t
21
et
day
of O C T O B IN . 1SS7.
by: Micheile l . Silva
Deputy Clark
the following described proper
■nd t.cordmo I*** *'* t.Quir.d
Deputy Cler*
Publish
September
16.
23.
30.
to b« paid b . th . iu c c t i f u l
ty at eat forth in said Order or
Publish: October 7, 14, 21. and
and October 7, 1997
b.dd.r .1 Ih . Ml*. FuN p .ym .n t
Pinal Judgment, to-wlt:
21. ISS7
011-183
of an Amount equal lo th . highLOT S. BLOCK B. O N E IN 01J-7S
M l bid i . d u . within >4 hour*
WOOO LAKES UNIT TWO.
after t h . M tvw llM d llm . ot th .
ACCCrlDINQ TO T M I PLAT
Pub lie Bala
u l* . All p e ^n w ilt thaU b . c .ih
TH IN C 0 P AS NKCONDEO IN
PUBLIC N O T IC I 18 H IN IB V O IV IN THAT ON Thursday. October
or
gu iran tted
m ilrument,
PLAT BOOK 22. P A Q I8 2. and
9th,
1987,
at
10:00
a.m.
I
astern
Time al tha premleea of Rountree
m.
d . p . y i b l. to t h . C M ol
3. OP THE PUBLIC RECORDS
Transportation
8
Nigging,
Inc.
412
Tafl-Vmeland
Nd..
Orlando.
PL
th . Clrcua Court.
f
OP S IM iN O ll COUNTY. FLORI
32824, tha undersigned will tall at public sale to tha highest bid
Oetod th ii 10 th d a l ol
DA
der ail of NY right, title and mtaraat m and to the following
•optombor, H OT.
a/k/a 181 MORNINO Q lO B Y
described property ee It, where le, to wit:
DRIVE. LAKE MANY. PLONIOA
rfteel)
One (1) Toyo Model TM16002 Ptaatio Injection Molding Machine
MANYANNI M O R 1I
3274S-S1SS
S/N: 1110078 with core pull package and
O N D IN K D al Sanford.
C L IR K OF T H I
all standard equipment end acceeeorlee.
CIRCUIT COUNT
Semmola County. Florida, thie
One (1) Wemec molding radme Model 178ITON 8/N: 8318
I8 M IN O L I COUNTY.
tSlh day ot S IP T IM B IN . 1987.
Traverse Robot Model TTN -0 T 8/N: 18 001
FLORIDA
MANYANNI MORSE
Swing arm Robot Modal Tte-08A/P 8/N:3-S5
At Clark, Circuit Court
by: Bhlrloy C. Horgort
One (1) Una* IS ' conveyor
S IM iN O ll County. Florida
Deputy Cloth
One |t) Whitlock Dryer Model B0CI 8/N: 7840282
By: Jana C. Jaeewic
Publiah: lopiombot 18. » . 10.
One (1) Cumberland leeeona Corp. Hopper/Shreddar
Daputy
Clark
8 October T. IM F
One (1) 8terl*trontc temperature control system
8PEAN 8 HOFFMAN. P.A
081*181
One It) Thermalcere/Meyer cooling tower Model PN-3S2 8/N:
708 South Oiaia Highway
TN-7B141
Coral Oabiat. Florida 33148
One Ml Van Dorn Modal 3S0N8-30P Injection molding machine
Telephone (30S) SS8-22BB
N O T IC I OP
8/N: 3S0N8-30P-840
Person* with disabSity who
VPPLICATI0N PON TAX D I I D
One (1) PCT 40 Water tower and pump
need
a special accommodation
N O T IC I I I H IN IB V 0 IV IN .
TKRM8 OP T H I 8 A IB : A minimum Oown Payment of 28% In
hot PUNB AS C U ITO O IA N PON
to panicipata In this proceeding
either caeh, certified or caehler'e check at the time of tele with
IA * !. INC. A TTN i M IC H A II
should
contact
ADA
the balance due within 24 hours.
4ANNINO. tho holder of tho folCoordinator at 301 N. Park
The undersigned reserve* the right to bid.
owing cortlficat.fa) haa tiled
Avenue, Suita N.. Sanford.
PON PURTMIR INFORMATION CONTACT:
Mid certlflcato(i) lor e tea dood
Florida 32771. at least five days
Bradford M. Pmney
to bo loauod thereon. Tho corprior
lo
the
proceeding.
it
M otto number (a) ood yoaria) ot
Telephone: (407) 323-4330 Kit.
(407) 840-0082
oouonco, tho doAcnptiofl of the
4227;
1
800-933-8771
(TOO), or
ORIX CredN Alliance. Inc.
property, end the neme(t) In
1 S00-933-8770 (V). via Florida
2300 Maitland tenter Parkway
ohich n wee uaeoeed le/are aa
Relay Service.
SoNt 400
Io IIow a :
Publiah: October 7. 14. 1SS7.
Maitland. Florida 32761
C a tii I ica I . No: P 1M1D
1SS7
Publiah: October 2, 7. 1SS7
Year of Itw onco: IM P
DEI-221 - A
0 I J -2
Dotcripuon ol Ptopotty:
®
Legal Notices
IN I N I C IN C U IT C O U N T
O I T N I IIO N T IIN T H
JU D IC IA L C IN C U IT
IN A N 0 IO N
A IM IN O k l C O U N TY .
IL O N IO A
CIVIL A C TIO N
C A M NO . I T - U T O - C A
DIVISION 14 -A
0 1 0 KENT M O R TO AQ I
COMPANY.
PlAIOllff(l).
rt
RICHARD MYERS, Af Al.
DAtAndAMli).
N O T IC I
O I IO N IC L O IU M I A L I
NOTICE IS H IR E IY O IVIN
pu'AUAM lo A IiAAl JuOqm.nt ol
loiocloAufO d o to l loptom bAf
ll lh . I H T . and .n t.fA d In C aaa
NO S T 'IIT O -C A of M>A Circuit
Court ol Iho EIG H TEEN TH
Judicial Circuit m And lor SEM I
NOLE County. Honda wtwrain
OLD KENT MOATOAOE C O M
PANY la lha PlAInflTI and
RICHARD M Y IR t . MAROARITA
MYERS. SEMINOLE C O U N TY
a i. tn# Defendant,, I will tell lo
i n . nigne.i end 6 « »l bidder tor
cam Al tn . W « ,l Iron! Door of
mo
SEMINOLE
Co unt,
Courtnout*. Sanford. Hondo at
I t 00 a.m . on tn . tlth dty of
NovomOer, 1M T, th . loNowtng
deaenbrt property •< xet form
in AANt Pinal Judgment
LOT I AN0 THE NORTH 10
IE E T O I LO T 0. BLOCK A. HAYMAN > ADDITION TO ALTA
MONTE. ACCOROINO TO T H I
PLAT TH IR E O I. A l RICO RD EO
IN PLAT BOOK 3. PAOI I f . OF
THE IU B L IC RECORDS O I
II M IN 0 L I COUNTY. FLORIDA
L IE S THAT PORTION LYINO
WITHIN 40 FEET O I T H I C E N
TERLINE O I C O U N TY ROAD
4JT
WITNESS MV HAN0 end Ih .
••it
ot
th i.
Court
on
l.p l.m b .r . tftn . H A T
M tr y w n . More.
CK'X of th . Circuit Court
By J i n . E J H . . K
Deputy CMrX
Echevarria. M cC a Ka . RtymM.
Banatl A IriA p w r
Po.t ON ica Bor 3410
Tampa. I l 1)401
ie ;o s iT4 3
PubfiaX Saptambar 30. and
o cioM r t . it e r
011-301
N O T IC I
O I IT C T IT IO U B NAME
Notice •• hereby giron that * t
arc .n g *g*d m b u .m e .t at 340
E Stale Roxd 434. Winter
Spring.. IL . S.m .nol. County.
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IN T H I C IR C U IT C O U R T
FOR S IM IN O L B
O O U N TV. FLORIDA
R R O I A T I D IY lilO N
Ilia Number S T-7 4 B -C R
IN RE: ESTATE O I
JAM ES ALLAN H IO Q IN I
O .c a a itd
N O T IC I
O I AOM IN IBTN ATIO N
T h . .dm inialration ot tho
M lit o oT (AM ES ALLAN H I0QINS d . c . a t . d . III# Number
g r-7 4 l-C R , la pandmg in tha
Circuit Court tot Sommoio
County.
H on do.
Prob al.
DWialon. in . oddr.ta ol whtch
la R. O. Orawar C , Sanlord.
Honda 33T73- Tha namaa and
a d d r.a x .. ot tn# paraonal rapi,a o n ta li»i and tha paraonal
tapraaantalina'a atlornay ara
oat form below.
ALL IN TER ES TED PERSONS
ARE NOTIFIED THAT
ALL w u n on whom thia
nollca la ta r.a d who ha»a
ob|actiona that Chenango tha
•atiday ol the will, tha qualifica
tion, of the paraonal r . p r . i . n lativa. vanu., or (unadiction of
thlt Court ara required 10 fit.
m «ir obnctiona with thi. Court
WITHIN THE LATER O I THREE
M ONTHS AFTER T H I OATS 01
T H I FIRST PUBLICATION 01
THIB N O T IC I OR THIRTY DAYS
AFTER T H I DATE O I SERVICE
O I A COPY O I THIS N O T IC I
ON THEM
AN creditor, of tho docadont
and other pareone hairing
claim , or dtm ande agointl
dModent'a oalott on whom a
copy of true none# la aenred
withm three month, eftm tn .
d x t. ol t n . fir.t publication ol
thi* none. m u.t file tn.it ciaimc
with Ihta Court W ITHIN THE
LATER O I THREE M ONTHS
A FTER T H I OATS O I T H I
FIRST IU S M C A TIO N O I THIS
NO TICS OR TH IR TY DAYS
AFTER THE DATE O I SERVICE
O I A CORY O I T H U N O TIC I
ON THEM
All othw creditor, ot th . D M id«nt and p*rxon, na.m g claim,
or demand, agam.t tn . d M .d w l a attata muet fna matr
c la m , with t*ne court WITHIN
THREE M ONTHS A FTER THE
OATS O I THE FIRST PUBLICA
TION O I THIS NOTICE
ALL CLAIM*. DEMANDS AND
O B JEC TIO N S N O T SO FILED
WILL BE FOREVER BARRED
T h . d o t. ot tho Iwat puoncolion ot Itu. N o lic . it September
30th. t f t t
P .roo n.l ft.pr.aOTtaliv*
DAWN M WATERMAN
aeo Lax. Kathryn C . c i .
Ca40.lb.rry, IL 33T0T
Allotnmr lor
P ,rw li| l f t .p r ,t e n lH i..
L W CARROLL. JR . ESO UIR I
Honda Bar No 04 1 » )4
LAWRENCE W
CARROLL. JR . PA
T04 Turnbull A . . . 1101
Altomont. Spring,. IL 33T0I
1,1.phone |407| 340-SMS
Publish S .p t .m b «r 30. and
OctobW T. 1441
OSI-3TI
PUBLIC N O T IC I O I IN TS N T TO IS S U I T IT L S V
AIR OPSR ATIO N PSR M IT
STATE OF FLORIDA
O IP A R TM IN T OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
T ill. V DRAFT PHmtl NO 1110040 00/ AV
ri.aogropnic Prmtmg Facility
l r . n o i. County
tn .
.1 iit ,»,n m «n t a l P t^ M tm n ipHwunmg authorit,| give, M W . <H it, MMIM IS a w , e TKM V w abwanon pwm.t
to Potyvta, tndualrtee. tn* tor t h . Ptoe^rapruc Prmtmg Facatty
Io c I k ) H 1/00 C h w tM » t n , t . Longw.od. Emmmo*. County A
c iM -k f -4 M 4 M a im w x AaNWYAbl. Control U l N N B l T IMACT)
deiwnm itron w h not raquu.d in th*. pwmnimg tenon. Tho
oppi-cwil a nem . and addraaa ar*. PHyalar tnduatrfM. me.. Poet
OttiC, B e , 930/33. Orlando Honda. 3>TI3-OT33
Tn . pwmittmg authoriTy w Mwaw. the T m . V PROPOSED PwmH.
and ,ubaMwant Tala V FINAL Parted, m accordance with the cond-t-on, ol the Title V DRAFT Permit unlott a raapwia. tteorroO m
accardanc. wttn tn . t.uewmg p w M w w i h o i , m . dittoroni
decmion or dsndicw a Chang, ol I m . , or condition,
T n . Ommdlmg mrtnerity wiU accept w im m e o n rn m l, concwnmg tn. propowd T n i. V DRAFT Pormd iM u in c , action lor a pwiod of 30 itnut 11 o a t, from tn . do t. ot pu***c •non of thi. Nolle#
Wnttwt co m m w t, »nouid b . pr^ntMd to the pwmrttmg outhonty a odica Any written comment, htod shall ba made a.aiiabi. for
public m .p ^ tio n it wrotan commantt rocvroO raault m a aignif.
■cant change m inr. DRAFT Parma, in# pwmntmg authority ahoM
W IU. a R .rilm t DRAFT Permit end r»qova. It .ppIrcM O., onolhw
Pubi*c H o i k .
T h . parmdlmg authonty will le iu . tn . pwm d with t h . .ttK h m t
condition, u n i.,, • tim .l, p*ldion lor on ed m m utr.tly. h .w m g K
i.i.d aurau.m lo SK Iionx 110 SSI end <30 ST. I S . Mediation
under Section 1Z0S/3. I S . will not b « a .a iK b l. lor thia propoied eclioo
A person Whoa, substantial mlerMto ara effected by tha prop o ,w ] permitting decision may petition tor tn edmini.trathr.
hesiing m oc c or done ■ wdh S K tio n , 130.9SS mto I30.ET, F.S. The
p«lilion m u d contain tn . mlormation „ t lonn M low and mutt 0 .
M .d Imc.irmTl m tn . Ortica ol Q tn tr tl CounM l of th . 0.pw1m wit
ol Enruonm.ntai Piotoctron. 3S00 Com m onw.dtn Boulevard.
Mail Station F19. T,llana,aaa. Hondo 3/314 )000 (Taiaphona
S04/4M-S/10. Fan *04/411-4*341 P*miont mutt ba triad wdhm
14 ifouttoonl d t y , el pubkettron ol lha public notKO or wdhm 14
(fourttan) days of rocaipt of tn . none, ot m l.n l. w h < h .»m occur,
f.iil A patitronar m ud mail • copy of tha patrtion to tha appMcanl
at tha addtatt mdicttad abo.a. at tha tuna ol fllmg. Tho farlurt of
any person to Ida a pain ion withm tha applicabla lima par rod ahaU
conttitula a wiiyot of that p.taona light to raquas! an admmiatta tix datarmmation (haarlng) undar Sactlont 130E4B and
110 91. F 3 . ot to mlorvan. In thia procaadmg and porticipoto a ,
a party to it Any tubaaquwil mtarvantion will ba only at tha
approrai of tha praddlng ottKar upon tha filing of ■ motion m •
compxenc, with Ruia 1S-S.30/ or tho Florida Admmialrothr#
Cod#
A paldton mutt conlatn tha following mlormation:
la) txa ra m i, addraaa. and laMphona number ol each patitronar.
tha applicant', name and addraaa. t h . Permit I d . Number, tnd
tn . county m which t h . pro|Kt la ptopoadf,
(bl A tta t.m .n t ol how and whan each petitioner rocai.ad nalica
ot lha permitting authority, action or propoMd action:
(c) A statement of how each patitronar'# aubatontlt1m tarad, ora
, n , c u d by tha paimmmg authority ■ action or proposed action;
Id) A tIAtamani ot lha material facia disputed by lha pcldionor,
if any; «
la) A ilalamant ol tha tael, that tn# petitioner contends won ant
ravartal or modification ot the permitting authority a action or
proposed action.
lf) A statement identifying the tula# or datutat that the petition
er contend, require raver,el or modification ot tha permitting
authority * Action or proposed action; and.
lg) A statement ol the reli«t (ought by tha petitioner, elating pre- cicely i n . action that i n . p.titionw wants tn . pwmining autnorlty to la b . with i.apact to the action or proposed action
addressed In this notice of intent.
B.causa the administrative h,anng procats le deolgrtod to for
mulate imai agency action, the tiling ot a petition moans that tha
permitting authority, final action may b . different trom tho podnon ttxen by it in Ihie nollco ol mtonl. Pareone whoa# aubdantial
mtaiasle will ba tffaclad by any euch Imel decision ot tho permit
ting authority on the application have the right lo petition to
become a party to tha proceodtng, In accordance with tho
requiremonte eat forth above
in addition to lha abo.a, pursuant to 41 United Stole* Cods
(U.8.C | Section TS S Td(b )(I). any parson may petition Iho
Administrator ol in* IP A within SO (tid y ) day, ol tha expiration ol
tha Adminittrator'a 48 (tortylnra) day ra.lew period as atlabluhed at 43 U.S.C. Section /SStd(b)(1|, to object to ittuenco ot
any permit. Any petition than bo ba*d) only on ob|.clion* to Ih .
p*rmii lhal w ar. railed wdh reasonable specificity during the 30
(thirty) day public comment period provided in this n o n e , uni***
tn* pd'tioncr damenatrata, lo t h . Admmlatrato' ot t h . IP A that It
was imptaclicabl* to common! period. Filing ol * patrtion with tho
Administrator ot th* IP A doaa not stay Ih# affacllv# data th .
A dm w ldrdor ot EPA m utt meet tho requirement, ot 41 U.S.C.
Section T S Ild (b )ll) and must bo fltod with i n . Adminittietot ot
th . IPA at 403 M atrM t. IW . Waehtngten. D C. 30440
A complete prowet Ilia la a.tllabla lor public mtpoclion during
normal bualnata hours, 1:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.. Monday through
Friday, oicopt legal holiday* at:
Permitting Authority:
Florida Department ot Environmental Protection
331* Maguire Boulevard, Suit* 213
Orlando. Ptondo 13403
Tale phono: 407/1*4-7999
Fax:407/197-9*93
Th* complat* protect t il. Include, tho Orel! Permit, the applica
tion. ind the mlormation submitted by tho raeponalbl* official,
•ickrtlv* ol conltoontlal record! under tec Hon 403.111, P.B.
interested pareone may contact Alan Zahm RE., at th* above
addraaa. or call 407/1*3-3334. for additional information.
Publish: October T. 1SS7
O lJ-9 2
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N O T IC I O I SALB
Pursuant lo Flo. Statufa* 81•04 and S 1-I0T, Th# Content*.
Household and Miac. llama of
leased Spec* No. C 12, will ba
•old lo highaaf bidder fo satisfy
o w n n i Irani agiinsl proparly
ownad by Mr. C. Brenlngton
Time: Oct. t t . 1SST S:10 AM
Pfaca: 1-4 Mmi S tonge Inc.
I l l Hrcamtn Or.
Sanford. FL
ISO 00 cleaning d tp o tll
required.
Publish: October T. 14. 1SST
0SJ-ST
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N O TIC S O I M L B
Pursuant lo I I I . Stalutaa I I S0S and S1-S07. The Content#.
Household and M itt. Item, t t
I,
SM d Spec* No. B I T , C 1 0 ,C
I I , and C TT will bd sold lo
highaat bidder lo aattafy ownare liono aiainat property
owned by Mar* HoeHar.
Tima: Oct. 11. IM 7 S A M
Place: 1-4 Mini Sto/ag* Inc.
221 Hicbman Or.
Santord, I L
SIOOOO cleaning dapaalt
required.
Publish: O c lo b .r 7. 14. 1SS7
0 IJ -S 0
A OSN DA
S IM IN O L B C O U N TY BOARD O I A D J U S T M E N T
O C T O B E R E T . TES T
SiOO P.M.
TO WHOM IT MAY C O N C lftN
N O T IC I IS HEREBY O IV IN THAT the Seminol. County Soord of
Adjustment will conduct a public hearing lo conaidar Ih* follow
ing
C O N S EN T A GEN DA
A VARIANCES
1. R O B IB T B C IN 0 T P E N 0 L B • B A I7 -1 0 -1 TIV - R-1A
Reatoential Zone ■ Rear yard aatbacb » , nonce from 30 ft. to 22 ft.
for a screen room on Lot 21, Blocs A, Woodbine, RB 4T. R f 11 8
31. Section t l -l O -M : ■ etoa of Rocty Ridge Piece. 1/1 mlto N of
Croat Bow Lino. 1/4 m il. I ol B u fo rd Rood and 1/3 mu* B ol
CR-417. (DI8T I )
__
2 I A D L IB P O IN T O E V B L O P M IN T LIM TT80 P A N T N E M N V •
B A S T-tO -tT/ V - R-t AA Residential Zona • Rear yard aatbaek carlanc, from 30 ft to IS ft. on Lai S. ■**>•• Pomi. Phaat t . PB «S.
Pg M M . SMtron >4-31-30; I S id . of E u l TuekowINO Pomi, T/S
mil* I ot Tuakawiiia Rood and 9/3 m il. N el Rad B u t Laa* Retd.
(O U T 1)
1. M AR T VTLLILO • BAS7-I0-11SV - Planrwd Unit O a v C p m a n t
Zone - Rear yard amback variance from >• ft. to I I ft. for a a «**n
room on le t 17. Dear Run, Unit 10. PB 30, Pg SO S ST. S4MI4A T i
l l -30; W aid* 0 « HornbiK Place. >30 ft. B of la g 1* Boutova/d. 1/4
mil* W of Tuakawiiia Road and 4/S mil* N of Rad Bug Labs Road.
(OIBT T)
4 R ICHARD R. NA LL. JR . • BAS7-10-121Y - R-1A Residential
Zona • Rear yard aatbaek .arttnea from 10 ft. to 7-1/1 ft. Tor a
pool screen enclosure on Lot S. Stock E. English Batatas. Unit S,
PB 14. Pg S4 S 69. Section 20-11-10: SW corner ot MenchesU r
Road and Wortnmgton Road. #30 ft I ot Oiford Rood in d 1 mlto
S of SR-438 (O U T 4|
B M O B IL ! MOMS#
« R O B ER T A JO A N N S O O T T • B A S T-10 -3S TI - A-1 Agriculture
Zone • Renewal ot tn a im in g mobile horns on the W 1/1 *7 Lot
319. Van Aredate Oiborne Brokers*. Co.'s tn d AddRtan t* Btoak
Hammock, PB 1. Pg 10*. Sect o n 1-11-31; ■ aide of Orange
SH M t. 3/8 m il. S of H ondo A .tn u a . 1/4 m ilt W of Stone Strw t
and S/S m il. N ot SR-4S IDIST 91
R I0 U L A N A B S N 0A
A C 0 R T IN U 8 0 TTEM B FROM S E P TE M B E R BE, 1BST
1 BO Y IIT T E N 0 B R • EAST-S-10TW ■ R-T Raildontis/ l o o t S d « (trom ambock .arle nc, from IS ft. to 0 ft. Tar a S ft. wsadan
t.n e t on Lot 94. Clock E. Lake Branttoy 1*1**. Sacsnd Addition.
PB i f . Pg 9. Soclton 9-J1-3S. NE corner of Orango Court and tb*t
Tr.angle Onv*. 440 ft. N of W H t Lake Brantley Road and S/S mil#
N of la n d Laa* Road (D H T 3)
1 OAJSBR BA OMAR • B A E 7 -S -3 4 II • C - t Commercial Zoos ■
Raquaat a Special E,caption lo permit auto root** tn conjunction
with car taloa on that part ot Lots 11 S 13, Stock C . Pearl Lake
Haight* described a* follows: bafin at th* moot SWIy corner t t
Lot 12. Bloch C. Peart Laa* HargMs First Addition, t t rgaordod M
PB S. Pg to in th* public record* of Somlnol* Countv. ItortOsj nm
N 09 degree, 2t 0* I . along th* Wfy Mn* el said Lot t l . 10S.SB
ft . I none* S T* degree, 41 t l I . 100 71 ft. to t h . Ely IM* of
Ito itm tn tio n td le t t l : fhonc* ■ 04 dogro*. I I ’ I I W, 104.S3 ft.
along ..t o Ely tm. to th* I l l y corner ot said lo t 11. said I l l y cor
ner bemg on ih* Nty nght-ol-wey tm* ot Btete Road 4 M , atoo aaid
SC ty corner bemg on a curve, concave Ely end hevtn§ a rodtua al
11.311 00 ft and a central angle ot 00 d ,g r > «, 30' I T ; toawo*
NWty along te>d nght ot wey end arc ot etorementlonod curve,
tot 19 ft to thi g s n t r t bogmnmg. taction 17->t-3S; N Sid* I t
SR 4 M . 100 ft W ot Jewel Onve end TOO ft. I ot Wool Lake
Brantley Road (DtST II
B V k R IA N C IS
I PSTSR R N U 0 S IN ■ B A IT -tO -ttS V - C -3 Commercial Zon* ■
variance to allow e ut>My ehed to protect m front of th* mam roe
dance, from 39 ft. to 10 tt on Lote t l . 14 A 19. Lordtend, PB S.
Pg I f . Section 9-20-11. SW corner ot Roe* Sir**! end Knudoen
Drive. 310 ft N or Airport Boulevard end I of Bonford Avenut.
IDiST 91
3 OAVIS A M ARIA O IAX - S A S T-IO -ITS V • R-1A Residential
Zone • S de tlreel tetbec* variance from 39 n. to 10 ft. tor s S ft.
wooden fence on Lot *4. Leal Creoe, PB 44. Pg T3-TS, Section IS 31 30. S etoa ot Heentoel Place. 100 ft W ot Matoonwood Way.
aeo ft N ot Oik* Road and W ot Dodd Road (DtST t|
3 JO A N N A I . L i a o - SAST-I0-130V - R -t AA Roatoontial Zon*
• Sto* yMd (wool) sot*as* variance from to ft. to S ft. tor a 3-tar
garage on Lai IS. Sear Laa* (a u la * . PN 11. Pa SS. Section is 31-39. N atoo of imnoei Booch Drive and l-l/ S mu* W of Bear
Las# Road {OIST 3)
4 TH O M A S BARB SRI - BAS7-10-I3IV • R-1AA Raafdintldl Zon*
■ Sto* avoot aetkac* variance trom i l ft. to IS ft. tor a residence
on Lot 1. Tract 3. Paradreo Pomi. 2nd Section. PB *. Pg IS.
Sect-on IS-31-3*. S I cornor of Non Road and BaMty BoacS Offtto
and 1-1/4 mne I of SR-43*. (DIET 3)
* 9 DAVT0 B LISA H ILL - BA97-I0 I31V • R-1A Residential Zen#
S A -f Agriculture Zone - Row yard eetooch variance from 30 ft. to
39 ft. 4 inches lor t room addition on Tax Par**i SC, Section IS*
31 - i t . S tide ol Noil Rood. t/S mlto W ot Balmy Booch Drive end
1-1/4 mil* ■ ot SR-414. IDiST »
4 IU C K H SN D SBSO N - BAST-10-114Y • R-1A Rowdenttol Zon#
• Side street eotboca variance from 3S ft. to IB S3 ft. end s raw
yard eatbaca variance from 30 ft. to IS OS ft. tor a single lamNy
foardenc* on lo t IS. Raymond Oak*. RB ST. Pg S3 S S3. Section
11-31-ZS; I Old* ot Raymond Oaka Court. 1/1 mlto N et Contra!
Boulevard and t mn* W ot Palm Spring* Road. (O U T 4)
7. OISBON TR U C K W ORLD - OA*7-10-1tSV - C -3 Comm ere1*1
Zon* ■ Variance tor height ol eign from IS ft. le IS ft. sbovo that
crown of road on fee Parcel SS S SA. Section 1f -30-30; I aid* o^
U S. Highway 17-t2 and l/S mlto S of Airport Boulevard. (OIST l)f
C M O BILE H O M IB
1
t C O LT WARDEN • B A * T{0 -1 * TS • A -t Agriculture Zoom
R.ptoc«nw «t end mmetatamaM ol an siistinfl mobtto horn* on
Lot IT . Oscoots Woods. Pea Parcel 10). Section t o -30-31: N ekto
ol I eel Oeceoti Rood and t/S mile I ol Bo* Lon*. (DtST I)
3 LO UIS * TU L P - BA ST-I0-40TS • A-S Agriculture Zon* * To
ptac* a mobile noma on Tax Rarest SR. Section 34-30-33. NW sornor ol Sandy Pm* Ptaca and SR-4*. (OIST S)
3 D A N IIL 4 M ANY AKBRS • B A S T-10 -41TI - A l Agricuftuco
Zon* • Rapiacsmant and ramatatamont ot an axiaUng moblto
homo on Tax Parcel 41. Section t-30-31; S etoe ot Burnt Tree Way.
330 ft. N ol Snewnoe Trail end 1/3 mlto W ot Ooceoto Rood. (DIST
9)
4 ID W A R O J . H UQ HSS, SR . • B A IT -I0 -4 3 T I - A-9 Agrteuttur.
Zon* - To piece * mobile home on Tax Parcel IA . Section 77-10
13; W aid* of Car inhere W ood. Road. 1/4 mil* W of Ultto Pawn
Lana and 490 ft. S ot Oacsola Road (OIST S)
S. DARYL 0 . P S R M S N TS R , BN. • B A S T-1 0 -4 3 TI • A -S
Agriculture Zon* - To place a mobile horn* on Tax Rarest IR,
Section 38-1S-32; S aid* of St. Johns Avanu* (Osceola Road) and
T40 ft. W ol Okcooto Road. (OIST S)
*. M IC H A IL 4 SHARI K RUM M SHACKBft • 4 A S T-I0 -4 4 TI * Ato Agriculture Zon* - To place a moblto homo on th* 4 ISO ft. of
H 443.S ft. of Lot 404 4 400 (toaa the 1 104.4 ft.). Black Hammock.
PB 2. Pg 110. Soclton 11-10-31; W aid* ol Ichoaaoaa Trek. 310 ft.
S ol Packard Avenu* and 1/1 mil* 1 of Eton* Street. (OIST I)
0. S PECIAL E X C EP TIO N S
1. J I N S PILE, TN U S TB E • E A I T -I O -I T S I • A-1 Agriculture
Zon# • Roquait a Special Exception to permit * pw 1 8*1 course
and ctubhoua* on Tee Parcel SA. Section 3S-30-3S. N aid* ot
Dixon ftoad, t/S mil* ( ol Sunahm* Tr** Boulevard and 1/4 auto
N ol I . C. Witkamton ftoad. (O U T •)
2. HIGHLAND M B H 0 R Y BA R D EN S - BAS7-10-3S4I - A-1
Agtlcuitur* Zon* • Roque it to smond th* maatw plan ol an ax letmg Special Exception lor th* addition el a mausoleum In an saiatmg cemetery on Lots I S 3. Highland Memory Oantont. PS *. Pg
M . SMtlon 7-31-39; N aid# el SR-43S and 300 ft. I of Hunt Ckib
Boulevard. (DtST 1)
3. MARVIN A. S C O T T • BAI7-10-1SSS - M-1 industrial Zon* •
ft.qu .xl a Special (xceptron lo permit an automobtto aalvag*
yard and iratlar tor a night watchman an Tax Pwcal 9 4 SA.
Section 1-20-31; I eld* ot Cameron Avanu. and 3/1 mil* S ot SR4*. (OIST I)
4. NY C H R IS C O N TR A C TIN G CO M PANY • BAS7-10-40S1 * C-2
Commercial Zon* • Raquaat a Spoctat (icoptton to operate a
Hraston* lira sato* and aarvtca tactitty on proporty dooertbod aa
begin 39 73 ft. S A S 7 t.lS It. I of NW cornor. Clock X. run E 7S
dogrccc 1/2' if/ 111.77 ft. N t l dograoc 31 B 303.73 ft. Ely on
s i t u R aid 4 1 4 .17S.1I ft. S 10 dogroe* 1* W 199 33 ft. to breamnmg. Mobile Manor. 2nd Soclton, PE 11. Pg 41. taction 1-31-ZI;
I I cornor of SR-434 and ktohewk Rood. (DIST 3)
1. APRROVAL OP M IN U TE S
1. August 21. 1M 7 - Regular Meeting
3. t .p t w n b .r >3. f 997 - Regular Mowing
Thie public hearing win b . held In Room 1031 ot tho Semlnoto
County Service, Budding. 1101 leal First Str*«t. Sanford. Florida,
on Oclobw 37th. ISS7, at 1.00 p.m. or as soon thereafter a* pos
sible.
Written comment, fltod with lha Currant Planning Managw will
be coneidarad. Parson* appawmg al th* hawing wKI be heard,
furthw details available by calling 111-1)30, Ix t. 7444.
Pwaena are edvieed that it they deerd* to appeal any Oedeton
mad* al this hawmg, they will need a record el the proceeding*,
and Ter such purpose, they may need lo Maura that a verbatim
record ol th* proceeding* is mad*, which record M ckid.a tha teatlmony and avldsnc# upon which lha appeal to to be baaad, p w
Section 111.0101. Florida Statute*.
For'additional Information regarding this nolle*, ptoksc contact
th* Bow d ol Adjutunant SadrcUry al 311*1130. Bat. T444.
Parsons wdh dlsabilittos needing atatotane. to pwtlclpkta In any
of Ih .* . proCMdmgs should contact th* Employ** Relation*
Department ol ADA Coordinator 40 hour In advance ot th* mast
ing at 321*1130, Ix t. TS4I.
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�Woman, 93,
grades prison
ministry papers
Nar-Anon
N a r-A non, a self-help (r o u p for relatives and friends of
addicts, will meet Tuesday at 6 p .m . at O rlando General
Hospital. Per more Inform ation, call 890*8384.
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Taka Off Pounda Sanalbly
Member of Take O ff Pounds Sensibly. TO P S . Invite the public
to jo in them on Tuesday evenings from 7 to 8 p .m . at the First
C h ristian C h u rc h . 1807 Sanford Ave.. Sanford. For more
.
Information about the club, call 321*4484.
Toaatmaatara
By SUSAN WENNER
Seminole C o m m u n ity College (SCC| Toastmasters C lu b
•6581 wtU meet every Tuesday of the m onth, at 7:30 p .m .. at
the old Lake M a ry C ity Hall on C o u n try C lu b Road. Contact
Roeella Bonham at 323*8284 for more information.
Herald Stiff Writer
Georgia C horpenlng.
age
93. Is Involved in so m a ny
volunteer efforts that she
finds some days fly b y so fast
that she loses track of her
time. Although some m o rn
ings she cited that she would
like to cu rl u p and do a m il
lion other things she said
that T v e never really thought
about w h y I do what I do. I
feel like I’m filling a need and
Ood guides me and wants me
to do these things.*
She has served as a 'p ln k
lady* auxlllsn w ith the local
hospital for over 40 years.
Her work has kept her busy
some five times a m onth.
Pilot Club
T h e Sanford Pilot C lu b meets the first and third Tuesday at 7
p .m . in the RSVP bu ildin g on the cam pus at Seminole
C o m m u n ity C o i k g r A ll interested are welcome to attend.
Blood Bonk ootko donors
Ce ntra l Florida Blood Bank la asking donort of all types
blood • especially O -typ e donors • to donate at Its Sanford
branch. 1302 E . Second St. For Information, call 322*0622.
Optimist Club
T h e Sanford O p tim ist C lu b meets every Wednesday at noon
at the colonial Room In downtown Sanford. Visitors are wel
come. C a ll 323*2104 or 322*0298.
Klwanls Club
Effective O ct. I . the Klwanls C lu b of Sanford Is m oving the
wceklyW edncsday Inoon uncheon meeting from the Sanford*
Ctvtc Center to the Lakeside la n d in g at the M arina Motel, an
C horpenlng also works as
a volunteer at the C h ristia n
Sh a ring Center. She works a
9 a .m . to noon shift a p
proximately twice a m onth.
A s a mem ber of First
United Methodist
C h u rch .
C h orp e nln g Is also active as
a circle chairm an and secre-
Ch orp e nln g grades papers
for the Good News Ja il 8
Prison M inistry.
*My good friend. Mabel
Thom as, got me Involved,*
she said. *1 knew what she
was doing with the work.
Every m onth we have lu n c h
eons at different churches.
One m onth I went and after
listening to the speakers and
know ing what Mabel was
doing I decided to get In
volved.*
She continued by saylng.*l
feel like Its a help. The Idea
Is that they (the prisoners)
are Inking the Bible and they
write what
the
chapters
mean to them. M any become
Christian s while In jail. I've
heard the statistics show
that very few return lo Jail af
ter the come lo the Lord so
that's w h y these courses are
Oaorgla Chorpenlng relaxes with s book.
go od.'
Chorpenlng meets every
Wednesday m orning from 9
a.m . to noon at the Sanford
Ch ristian C h u rch to grade
papers. Her 10 year volu n
teer effort leaves a fulfillment
that she encourages others
in.
She has been a resident of
Sanford since 1928. She hns
one son, C a rl, five grandchil
dren and nine great g ra n d
children. She is also a m e m
ber of the Mimosa Oarden
C lu b.
Master Gardeners are ready to serve you
A local chapter of T O P S (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) meets
every Wednesday at 6:30 p .m .. In the auditorium of South
Seminole Hospital, 555 W. 8.R. 434. Longwood. Weighing be
ings at 8 :3 0 p .m . Th e first meeting la held every Wednesday, at
0:30. at Lakevtew C h ristian C h u rc h . 1400 Bear Lake Rood
Apopka. For Inform ation, call 293-5048.
Al-Anon
If you know , or Uve with on alcoholic, there is help.
A l-A n o n Is on anonym ous, non-profit organization, open to
anyone w ho la a relative or friend of an alcoholic.
Serenity W on A l-A n o n meets each Monday. Tuesday and
Th u rs d a y. (Th u rs d a y non-sm oking) evening at 8 p.m . Meetings
ore held in the bock room of the Sahara C lub, 2587 South
Sanford Ave.. Sanford.
For additional meeting times and locations In the C e ntra l
Florida area, or for more Information, call 321-9122.
Getting married?
Engagement and wedding forms are available at the Sanford
Herald office. 300 N . French Ave., Sanford. Florida 32771. These
stories ore usually published tn the S u nda y edition and m ay be
accompanied b y a photo. There is no charge for (h is service.
W K k h n g i mare then three m onths old will be published in
announcement fo ra without a photo.
Master Oardenera are adult
volunteers
trained
by
the
C ou ntv Extension Service per
sonnel and University of F lo r
ida staff. Th e program Is being
offered In 43 out of Florida's 67
Counties and their mission is
to educate and provide re
search-based Information
to
Floridians about gardening. In
*e than 1,600
lsrdenars d o
nated
ow e - 118000
hours
teaching cltisena how to create
a nd m aintain sustain oh Is plant
nnd landscape com m unities.
• sm la o lo
C o u n ty
M a s te r
O a rde ne rsi
Th e
Volunteer
Master Gardener program has
been In existence for a pproxi
mately 15 years In Seminole
C ounty. D u rin g that lim e, vol
unteers have donated thou
sands of hours
answering
phone questions on lawns,
plants. Insects, etc.t assist In
plant clinics: conduct soil tests
for
pH:
m an
Information
b o o th s'a t folrs: sponsor plant
sales: do program presenta
tions for garden clubs. H o m e
owner's
Associations.
and
school children. A ll Master
Gardeners attend an Intense
50-75 hours of training that
cover all aspects of gardening.
Including subjects such as soil
science, plant nutrition, fertil
isers. vegetables, fruit trees,
ornam entals, herbs, and plant
pest a nd disease management,
volunteers also receive basic
training In Com puters to give
them access to the latest in
formation
available
through
AL
FERRER
ogy. Master Gardena are on
duty everv day from 0 :0 0 a.m . •
Noon and 1:00 p .m . • 4:00 p.m .
to answer questions and help
with problems you m ay be ex
periencing in you r landscape
or garden. T h e volunteer M as
ter Gardener program Is under
the guidance of the Seminole
C o u n ty Urba n Horticulturist.
Education a sm art investment
D E A R A B B Y : I am a rs tlrs d
credit executive with more than 40
yeare of experience dealing w ith
people mired In credit card pay
ments.
*
In your column on credit card
debt, ‘ Free and Clear In Florida*
wrote: *... It Is not uncommon for
people to be caught up In the vicious
cycle of paying for things on credit
end being able lo afford only the
minimum monthly payments.*
Thu problem Is of serious nation
wide concern. An estimated 1.1 mil
lion Individuals filed far bankruptcy
in 1980 (up 27 percent from 1998)!
Besides the emotional stress for
these people, such losses become
part or the cost of doing business
and cause consumer* to pay higher
□rices, higher Interest rates and
im .
a
:"
i*
p ro v id in g I
th e In te r*
la u n e lis d
h ttp W w w w ,
We have a large segment of the
population who srs economically
lllltsra ta consumer* and do not
undsrstsnd how to spend Intelli
gently, save wisely, invest, or do
simple financial planning.
Yes. the credit card companies
end other credit grsnters are par
tially to blame for encouraging peo
ple to live beyond th e ir means,
which creates financial stress for
the debtors and their families. How
ever, debtors who srs poorly
Inform ed about money m atters
should shoulder some of the respon
sibility far their own difficulties.
l i l'--r
ber of class spaces. O ur a d
dress Is: 250 W. C ou nty Home
Road. Sanford F L 32773. Our
telephone nu m be r Is (407) 323
2500 ext. 8581 and our FA X
(407) 330.9593.
Plant F a ir C o m in g :
S e m i
nole C ou nty Volunteer Master
Gardeners will hold
a Plant
and Gardener's Fair at the Ag
Center, across from
Flea
World, on Oct/ 11. from 0
a.m .m to 4 p.m .
There will be u plant sale,
ticket
auction,
liydrophonlc
display, plant clinic, crafts and
more. There
will
also
be
booths sponsored by the C a
mellia Society of Central F lo r
ida. Central Florida O rchid Soclery and Central Florida Daylily Society. For Information,
call 323-2500. ext. 5550.
New
M a ste r
G a rd e n e r
T ra in in g : There will be a new
Master Gardener m ulti-county
training class starting Novem
ber 4. 1997. from 9:30 s.m . •
4 00 p m. and continuing every
Tuesday for 14 weeks. Th e
graduation ceremony Is sched
uled for February 17. Classes
will rotute between Orange,
Seminole and Osceola C o u n
ties. If you Ore Interested in
becoming a volunteer Master
Gardener, slop by nnd pick up
an application, or give us n call
and we will mall you one. We
will stnrl Interviewing a p p li
cants October 21-23. nnd you
must have an application or
file lo tie considered. If you nre
Interested In our Master G a r
dener training, please don't
delay. We have a limited rsim -
There * now talk about revamp
ing and toughening ths nation a
bankruptcy cods. In my opinion,
such revision* are merely Band-Aid
solution*. Tbs flew la not only In ths
bankruptcy cods, but also in our
failure to provide programs that
ftulura
glv* students s head start in under
sta nding consum er economics
(along with ths rights and responsi
bilities of using credit). A financial
education curriculum could help
students develop financial skills
and money ssass — knowledge that
e*n help thorn use
to
ths greatest benefit Such a pro
gram would benefit both students
and credit grantors.
e d u c a t io n f o r k l n d s r g a r l a n
th ro u g h llt h -g r a d e e u rrlc u la m s . T h i s n o w re s o u rc e f o r
s d a s a t o r s la t h s J u m p l t a r t
C o a l it io n . It s m is s io n ) to
lo ip r o v a f in a n c ia l li t e r a c y
a m o n g y o u t h d a r in g th e n e x t
D E A R A B B Y : I have some sug
gestions to add to y o u r csvsat
regarding caution for people who
choose to write to prison Inmates:
Never give an Inmate your phone
number or your home sddrses Use
a post office box. Do not sand gifts
(although postsgs and small sta
tionery for return letters Is appro
priate). Letters provide Inmates
with a sense of respect end coring
they rarely receive outside or In
prison.
L E A R N E D T H E H A R D W AY,
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S t in fo t c l H o r n l d
IN B R IE F
Golf cart needed
‘Dinner is served’
W IN T E R SP R IN G S _ Th e W ilder Springs
.
H igh
need of n _golf
School softball Irn m is In urgent need
enrt to ilrng the boll field. O ld or new. running
or not.
Please make your tax deductible contribution
today. Call 093-5750.
Table setters pace Half-N-Half to Co-Ed lead
Recreation Volleyball Reaulta
S A N F O R D _ Th a t's w h y they're called table
sellers.
Drenda llartsfleld and Je rry Cam us reached
base nine times and scored eight runs as llalfN -lla lf easily took over svle possession of first
place In the Sanford Recreation Departm ent C o
E d Fall Slow pltch Softbnll League at Plnrhurst
Park Monday night.
~
e li
Brenda "Hartsheld
had five hits and Cam us
had three hits and rcnch rd on i u i error as the
top two batters tn the H nlf-N -H fdf lineup scored
four runs each and pared the new leagueleaders took a 10-1 lend after three innings and
handed liter :30 Its second straight loss. 13-4.
In the other game. Chang's C a r Care trailed C
A L Tim b e r 1-0 after three Innings before ex
ploding for five runs in the fourth inning anti
seven runs in the fifth Inning and moved Into a
tie for second plnce with a 15-3 trium ph.
S A N FO R D _ Results from the fourth week of
the C ity of Sanford Recreation Departm ent Fall
Recreational Volleyball League season Monday
night in the Dan Pelham G ym natorlum nl
Sanford Middle School.
A League: Ladles of the C ourt (4-0), Kathy's
llaby Shop (3*I ). Yknots (2-21. Sanford C h u rch
of God (1-31 and 0ecr:30 (0-4). Westvlew D ap
list C h u rch • ! had the week off.
Ii League: the U nknow ns and Westvlew H a p lis t C h u rch S2-|bolh 4 -l|. Don Menle/s Se m i
nole Ford (3 -2 ). Fam ily Matters |2-3| and
C .E .S . and Seminole C o m m u nity College (both
1-4).
Overall Standings:
A League: Kathy'a llaby Shop (12-11. Ladles
of* the
■*
Court
‘
(1 2-S|.
2 -6 | . Westvlew
llapllst Ch
- urch
‘
• I 18-5). the Yknots (8-0). Deer 30 (3 -1 4 ) and
Sanford C h u rch of Gad (2 -1 II.
I) League: Don Mealey's Seminole Ford (IB 41. Fam ily Matters (15-51, the Unknow ns (12-81.
Westvlew llapllst C h u rch #2 (10-10). C .E .S . IS
IS ) and Seminole C o m m u nity College (2-18).
T h e league plays every Monday night nl
Sanford M kldle School starting at 0 p.m.
F ro m S ta ff R e p o rts
Lynn. Kim Myers, Jim m y Fra nklin: one run
scored _ Greg I lardy.
Beer :30: three hits
Mike Miller (double); two
Chtar* Car Cars
000 S T S . IS 17
hits _ Brett Molle (double, two R B I). Paula
c s ty a iw
too n o . a •
Ritchey (double, run). Je rry D lBartolo (two
Th e victory was the third straight for H a lf-N - runs). Vic DlBartolo: one hit _ J o y Weaver: one
Half since dropping a 9-8 decision to fleer :30 run scored _ Michelle T a y lo r."
on the opening nlgnt of the season. H a lf-N -H a lf
C h n n g s C nr Care: three hits - C h ip Sm ith
Is now 3-1 and Is followed by Derr :30 and (two doubles, two runs, three RBI). Lynnette
Chang's C ar Care (both 2 -2 ) and C A L Tim b e r Barkley (three runs): two hits _ C h ris Bryson
(two doubles, two runs. R B I). Dave Blakey (two
11-31Next week. Beer :30 battles Chang’s Car Care doubles, two RBI), Jo h n Stewart (two runs.
at 7 p.m . and H a lf-N -H a lf takes on C A L T im RBI); one hit _ Bruce Sellers (home run. run.
ber at 8 p.m .
two RRI), Debbie Bernlng (double, two runs, two
Providing the offense were:
RBI). M nry Sechrest (two R B I). Slacl A bra m s
H a lf-N -H a lf: five hits _ Brenda llnrlsflrld (two IRRII. Lynn Webb Irun); one run scored _ C a ro l
doubles, four runs. RBI): four hits _ Lori Poe Norm an. Zeb Webb.
(ru n. three RDII: three hits _ Je rry Cam us
C A L Tim b e r: two hits _ Tin a lllll (run). Mark
(double, four runs. Mill). Mike Davis (double, Blade; one hit _ C h ris Clarke (two runs). S h a n
run. two RRI). Raym ond llartsfleld (double, run. non lllll (two RRI). C h u ck y Sutton (R BI). T e rri
RDS)i one hit _ Dunne Sm ith (ru n . KRII. Kathy lllrt. C h ris Cepuran.
S**riSO
tutr-N-Msir
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Jaguars
add to
Blake’s
woes
C a ro lln a -B o th u n e tickets
D A Y TO N A R E A C H _ Tickets for the Decem
ber 29th North C nrollnn/Uelhune-C ookm an
basketball game are on sale now at the Ocenn
Center In Daytona llenrh.
Tickets enn only he purchased In n threegame. non-conference package for 850 for
lower level seats and 840 for upper level seat
ing. The package Includes H ethune-Cookm nn
games agnlnst the university or Central Florida
:sday. November 25th at 8 p .m .: the U n i
on Tuesday,
versity of North Carolina on Monday. Decem
ber 29th at 7:30 pm .; and the University of De
troit on Wednesday. December 3 ls l at 4 p.m.
North Carolina, the country's perennial b a s
ketball powerhouse, features the talent of D ayIona Reach native Vince Carter, who ernged 13
points per game last year for the Ta r Heals.
For more information, contact the Ocenn
Center Dox Office at (9041 254-4543 or Tic k e tMaster at (407) 839-3900.
B y J E F F B E R L IN IC K E
llernld Staff Writer
U8A Socctr Clinlc/Tryout
SANFORD
T h e United Soccer Academ y is
looking for players that possess soccer ability,
a high degree of character, and a desire to rep
resent the United Stntrs as pnrt of this unique
player development program. Th e 1098 United
Soccer Academy program to Europe will c o n
sist of a five day training cam p In Denm ark,
followed by participation In the world's largest
•ea Brie fs. Fa gs 2 B
FA8CAR POINTS 1007
Sanford's Jeff Bisks (No B) dives
for a touchdown (top) that got the
Cindnatti Bengal* close, but molt
of the time the Al-Pro quarterback
wee spending (he day running for
Ns Ifs as the Bengal* dropped a
21-13 decision to the Jacksonville
Jaguars on Sunday. Bisks had a
good day statisicalfy, rushing for a
taam high7S yards and competing
18 of 27 passes for 232 yards and
no interceptions.
"W ^
>y m m
Jeff Blake Jusl wanted to go
home.
After the Sanford native and
Seminole High School legend suf
fered through the toughest week of
his professional career, maybe of
his life, the Cincinna ti Rengals’
quarterback left the locker roOnf
almost Immediately after the Benj
gals' 21-13 loss to the Jg c tty n v tlle
ja gu a rs S u n d a y .
Norm ally. Blake Is as affable as
any player In the league, but S u n
day. after being roasted on J a c k
sonville radio stations and hearing
some of the first criticism of his
career. Blake quickly left
the
building without com m enting.
According to “Ben gals'
* ' publicists,
IM li
Blake had m any friends and family
members In the stands and left to
see them before flying back to C in
cinnati Sunday night.
Illake'a problems started last
Sunday night when he was driven
back to his Cincinnati home by an
on-duty police officer who had
pulled over Blake's car. Th e fol
lowing day, the officer resigned
before nn Inq uiry as to w h y he
drove Blake home while on duty.
There was no sobriety test taken
at the site, but the m a tltt has been
the news of the week In Cincinnati.
O n the field, he and the Bengals
haven't gotten untracked. Th e ir re
cord fell to 1-4 In the A F C Ce ntra l,
three games behind Jacksonville.
The rough start has squashed the
Dengnls high hopes they had en
tering (he season. Last year, after
hiring Bruce Coslett at the seanun's m idway point, the Bengals
were one of the hottest teams In
the N FL and Blake was never h a p
pier.
Coslett coached Blake when he
was an unknow n backup quarter•ea Blake. Page 2 B
Top youth Leiffer & Sons takes Lake Mary lead * I
baseball
players
sought
Sp e cia l to th a H a rold
B O C A R A TO N _ A statewide
scorch Is on for the best youth
baseball players In Florida to
represent the state In an elite
12-and-Under national tour
nament In Coopcrslow n. New
York next summer.
T h i s will be the most pres
tigious youth baseball tour
nament ever h eld.' said C h ris
Kerslch, coach of the Florida
team. 'It la the first time an
all-star team has been picked
statewide regardless
of a
Bee Y o u th , Page 2 »
F ro m s ta ff R e p o rts
U liltf tnS Son* Truck!**
LAK E M ARY _ LeifTer and Sons Tru ck in g (3 -0 ) used a
.pair of four ru ns Inning
w in g s to build 8 -2 lead, then w ith
stood a comeback by Beer :30 to w in a battle of unbcatens B -7 In C ity of Lake M ary Departm ent of Parks
and Recreation Men's Fall Friday Night Slow pltch
Softball League at the Lake M ary Sporta C om p le x.
In other games. T R C (T im Raines Connection) and
Modern W elding moved Into a share of second with
Beer :30 (all 2-1). 18-5 over Superstore Stammers and
17-5 over Sanford Paint A Body (both 0 -3 ).
Providing the offense were:
LellTer and Sons; two h lis _ D anny Hewitt (triple,
run, two RBI)i one hit _ Dave Johnson (double, run,
null, M anny Silvia (two runa. two RBI), Kevin Ju lia n ,
Clyde Wood (one run scored and one RBI each). Brian
Jones (R BI), Bobby Shaw, Mike Clark, 8teve Boone
(one ru n scored each); one RBI _ Paul Llscno.
Beer :30: three hits _ Vic D lBartolo (triple, double,
four R B I). Mike Miller (ru n . RBI): two hits _ Joe D lB a r
tolo (double, ru n), Kyle Brubaker (two runs, R B I).
Dave Cose. Blake M u rra y (one run scored each): one
hit _ Dave jfaeberlln (run, R B I), Je rry Cornua.
T R C : three hits _ Dale Peters (home ru n. run, two
RBI), Cra ig Merkerpon (three double*, three runs, two
— a y Bum atde
aide (two doubles, three runs, four
RBI), Sh
R B I), Robert 8tcvcns (double, ru n. three RBI), Stever\,
Dennis (double, three runs, RBI): two hits _ T o n y
T t « IU Is m Cei
In y m lM i
«4 S o s . tats
iioos. ■ a
M « « » m W tS Is g
e ts o a s . i t i t
I IS 000 _ ■ •
“
r i30
■■■AN Petal *a4
400 040 1 . • tO
t o io o s o . T i e
Sm ith (home run, two rune, two R B IL A rth u r Borneo
(triple, double, run. RBI). Nakla Roberts (ru nh one hit
_ Willie M cCloud (double, run, R B I). Herm an Talley.
T o n y llollle (one run scored and one RBI each).
Superstore Stammers: two hits _ Bruce Sellers (two
doubles, two R B I). Steve 8m art (two runs): hit _ B ill
McNeil (home run, run. B B I), B illy A ppling (double,
two RBI), Dave Herm an (two runa), Keith K cm pke.
Modern Welding: three hits _ Todd H unter (triple,
double, four runa, three R B I); two hlta _ Dave Schutt
(home ru n . triple, two runa. three R B I), Jim m y Still
(home run, two runa, five RBI). W illiam Batten (two
doubles, run). Ethan Bauer (double, two ru n s, two
RBI). Vince Pedigo (run. R B I): hit _ A ndy Latim er
(double, two runs). C h u ck Hoffman (run. R B I). Ed
Mangnnl (two runs). Randy Lewis (two ROIL Lee A lex
ander.
Sanford Paint and Body: two h i u _ J im Bcrnoaky
(double, run. R B I), B o b b y . K relnbrlng (RBIL* Charlie
Fagan Irun); one hit _ Cra ig Apple (home ru n. two
runa, R B I), Q ary Muse (run, R B I). Mike Nunes (runL
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
�SanJwd Hargid, Sxritord. FtoncJa •Tuesday. October 7 , 1M7
Ltgil Notlcti
.•17iSfilV
RAINES GAUGE
£ k * T __________ :—
T im Raines is n Sanford unlive nm i Seminole
lllgti School grndunle now playing Tor the New
York Yankee*. Ill* *lnt» for tiic 1007 ptnyoffs
is in the first colum n, per*nnnl-bc*t plnyoff
tolnla In the second colum n am i career plnyoff
totals (Including 1007) In the third column.
Raines and the Yankees' hopes of repenting
R A IN E S G A U G E P L A Y O F F S
C A TE G O R Y
Gam es.........................
Run*
lilt*
R ill
Doubles.........................
Triples
Home run*
Steal*.............................
Average
•
.............
ns W orld Cham pion* came to nn end Monday
night ns the Domhers dropped n 4-3 decision
to the Cleveland Indiana. The Yankees had
won 0-1 on Saturday, hut then dropped
S unday * game 3 2 to set up the W inner-takeall game. Raines was l-fo r-4 with a walk, two
stolen hoses and a run scored on M onday.
*97
5
in
4
4
3
l
0
1
2
211
b e lt
13
15
7
12
3
2
0
1
2
444
cx rm r
29
112
17
32
5
5
0
1
3
.280
T im R a ln t t
Briefs
S y lv a n Lake Park T e n n is
C o n tin u e d from Page IB
youth soccer tournam ent, the
Gothla C u p (Sweden), ns well ns the Dana
C u p (D enm ark).
United Soccer Academy will he holding
clinic/tryoiits Sanford and Wittier Park for
players, male and female, hetwreu the ages of
10 and 10 interested in Inlrrna tlonnl soccer
travel and competition.
The cllulc/iryouts will tie held at: Sylvan
Lake Park. Sanford. Friday. October 10th from
6 p.m . to 8 p m. or on Saudspur Field at
Rollins College. W inter Park. Sunday. October
12lh from 4 p.m . to G p.m.
Players ore asked to brin g their own soccer
hall, water, and a 815 registration fee to the
clinic. For marc Information, contact United
Soccer Academy at I ■[800)-G5fl-5499.
S A N FO R D _ Sylvan Lake Park holds doubles
round robins every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday evenings from 7 p ut. to 10 p.m. No
registration is requlrrd and Intermediate to
advanced level players are welcome to p a r
ticipate. Cost Is 83 per person and tennis
halls are provided nl tlie park.
Private, group lessons and learn clinics are
also offered.
Call 322-0507 fur details on any Sylvan
Lake Park tennis offering.
Se m ino le B o o ste r C lu b golf
S A N FO R D _ The Seminole
Rooster C lu b G olf Tournam ent
Friday, October 17th, at Alnqun
Cost Is 8100 per person.
Contact Urenati Asplen at
---------------k 6 W I « ~
High School
will be held,
C ountry C lub.
320-5102
for
more inform ation.
Youth----------C o n tin u e d fro m Page I B
player's team,
league or national affiliation.
A ny player Is eligible."
The 13-player team will be se
lected from the state's top 50
players at an Invitational tryout
cam p on October 18 and 10.
The Capital Games In v ita
tional Tournam ent wilt be held
nl Cooperstown Dream s Pnrk
from Ju n e 27 to J u ly 2. 1098.
Capital Onmea players will re
ceive all meals, home and nway
uniform s,
tournam ent
rings,
personalized
baseball
cards
from Kodak. Induction In the
Am erican Youth Dnsebnll H a ll
of Fame nnd tickets to the H all
of Fame. Team s arc guaranteed
a m inim u m of seven games.
"This lias to he a dream come
true for any youth player," said
Kersleh. "Not only can he lest
his skills ugalnst the best p la y
ers In Florida and the nation,
hut he can do It In the legendary
home of baseball. It s an untie
llevnhle op p ortu nity."
Applicants must have been
born after August I. 1085 Play
ers Interested In being co n sid
ered for the tryout cam p can
find an application on tqe In
ternet at tlmecards.net. Players
can also cull Kerstch at 15 0 11
903 -0500 or fax a request to
15611 005-0507.
Blake
plained and been the target of a
tirade b y backup quarterback
back with the New York Boomer Eslason and K l-J a n a
Je ts and he said d u rin g the off Carter has never lived u p to h is
season that nothing leas that n promise since being drafted
trip to the Super Bowl would be num ber one overall four years
ago. Th e two backs, com bined
satisfying.
Eric
Blenem y
were
It s not like Blake has had a with
lot of help. First round draff ou!rushed by Blake Sunday as
pick C o ry Dillon
has co m the quarterback rocked u p a caC o n tin u e d (to rn Page I B
A/£E~ 1/1/ / _ O C / \ r / O A /
Don's POrfornum cfl
•40yn. upe Iu n
•Honitl ini railihlt ttrvici
• KtUomrMi warranty availabla
Tra n s m is s io n I
H o u r* : M o n d a y * F rid a y ■ A .M . • i :S 0 P.M.
in r ■■■
Ligal Notlcaa
HOT ICS OP
APPLICATION PON TAX M S B
NOT ICC IS HIASSV QIVIN,
M l FUNS AS CUSTODIAN FO*
MOLCO, INC. ATTN: MIC MAIL
MANNINO, the holder o< IS* lol.
lowing centtlcatelt) h ii mod
■old certificated) lor o l u dood
lo So laauad thareon. Tha cor•
otic olo numbet(c) and ye*r(*) at
Issuance, Iho description ol tho
prosody, end tho noiM(t) Si
amah H w m oot o n i d M m so
Corttftcoto No: 1 M I
Voor of lotoonco: ISM
Ooocnotion ol Property:
L IO S l/t O f LOT 7 S ALL OF
LOT S IL K 0 TAACT JO SANLANOO SfatNOS PS 4 FO •>.
Namot Si wMch ooaooood:
Aosoon of Control Fla Sw.. All
ol ooM pt opart* bakia in tho
County at Saminato, iioto ol
Florida.
im o o o ouch cortincoiott) oho*
so rodoon u d according to law,
mo w o party doocrlbad Si ouch
corttftccloU) will So told lo tho
hlghoot SMdor at tno wool from
door,
SemSiola
County
Courthouto, ganford, Florida,
on tho JTth day of Oclobot,
IH T .O t 11:00 A.M.
Pennant at Solo too, oppiicobto documentary clomp tuoe
and racarOSM foot ora roquSod
to So poM by mo aucceaaful
SMdor at tho cat*. Full payment
of on amount oquai to mo high*
eat SM la duo within 14 houro
■Ftor tho odvertleeO unto of mo
oom . All Myotome ahoil bo each
or gworsntood Sitl/untont,
mode poyobM to mo CMro of
Sia Circuit Court.
Doled iMe ttth day ol
goptombor, IM F.
MAJtYANNi uongc
CL1AK OP THI ,
ciocurr coutrr
SIMINOLf COUNTY,
PLOMOA
by; Shkloy C. Her gen
Deputy CUTS
PuMWt: BisMm Sir 1C. 33, JO,
S October 7, IM F
0(1-1 M
i
i
t
Legal Notice*
MOT 1C8 OP
APPUOSTM H PON TAX 01X0
NOT 1CI IS H IA I t V QtVIN,
VUI FUNS AS CUSTOOIAM FO*
MOLCO. INC. ATTN; MIC KAIL
MANNINO, tho holdor of tho tal
lowing cortlficototo) hot mod
told eortmcttolt) tar a too dood
to bo ieeuod thereon. Tho cortitleate numbar(t| and yoor(o) el
Mtuanco, tho doocrlptlon ol tho
prosorly. and tho namo(o) Si
which it woo at m eed M m to
toHowo:
CortHKOM No: IbJ
Year of leeuence: 11*4
Doocrlptlon of Property:
LID LOT I I (LM S 1 11 FT)
SLR I T C 1 TOWN OF SANFOIIO PB 1 PO IS.
Nomoo In which ceeoeood:
Allan C. Woodruff, Non Mol VU.
Ail of ooM property habtg Si tho
County ol SomSiolo, Sttto of
FIor Ido.
Uniooo ouch comdeotoio) ohoil
bo rodearned according to low,
mo property doocrlbad Si ouch
contitcoloit) will bo cold to tho
hlghoot bidder 01 Iho wool front
door,
famine)*
County
Courthouco, Sanford, Florida,
on Iho 17th day ol Noyam Per,
1W7, at 11:00 A.M.
Payment of StM too, oppNcobM documentary ttornp lu t e
and recording (tot are required
to bo paid by tho ouccoooful
SMdor tt tho-OOM. Full payment
of an amount aqua! to tho hlgh
oot bid M due within 14 hourl
oiler the edventeed time of mo
otto. All poymonto oho* bo each
or guaranteed Inti rument,
mode paytbto to tho Clerk of
tho CSc un Court.
Dated thlt JOth day of
September, 1MT.
{(too
MANYANNS 140*11
CLINK OF T H I
CINCUIT COURT
SIMIMOLK COUNTY,
FLOSIOA
by: ShStoy C.
Deputy Clark
IS. ItS T
OCJ-84
7* I*, it, a
recr-htgh 75 yards.
Often, he was forced to ru n as
the Ja g u a r defense spent the
day in the C in cin n a ti, back Held,
leaving Blake lo ru n for hta life.
Ja g u a r tackle Kelvin Pritchett
had a career-high three sacks
for Jacksonville
W hen Blake had time to
throw, h e .w a s forced to throw
underneath has speed b u rn rr
C a rl Pickens was controlled by
Ja g u a r second-year corncrbark
Aaron Oeasly.
"Jeff niuke Is such an out
standing athlete, we were just
trying to contain him ." Ja ckso n
ville coach T o m Cou ghlin said.
‘ He can ru n and throw nnd hent
you In every kind of way."
Blake did have one touchdown
rushing but was forced to throw
against the Jacksonville prevent
defense late In the game and the
Bengals never seriously threat
ened after Jacksonville's Mark
Brunell fired Ills third touch
down pass of the day, a 12-yard
pass to former Florida Gator
standout Willie Jackson.
Next Sunday. Blake and the
Bengals travel to Tennessee to
take on the O ilers.
Legal Notices
H A T Ifll BP
APPLICATION FOR TAX I
NOTICI IS H IR IS Y QIVIN,
that FU N ! AS CUSTODIAN FOR
FRIMICO, INC., tho holdar of
mo foNowsig certmcete(r) hot
Mod told cortlftcafoft) lor a lot
dood to bo loaued thereon. Tho
certificate
numbor(o)
and
yaor(o)
of looutnet. tho
doocrlptlon of the property, and
the named) Si which n woo
ootooted M m e« loitowt:
CortlfMtto No: T7S
Year of leeuence: 1 H »
Doocrlptlon of Property:
LIO LOTS I TO S *LI18 N
11.41 n OF LOT I - e S 31.03
FT OF LOT IS e LOTS IT TO 30
*LISS • 30.43 FT OF LOTS I e
TO* SLR 3 FAIRVIIW PB 4 PO
II.
Romeo St which acooeeod:
J erne I 1. Sapp, Carolyn A.
Sapp. All of told property being
in Ih* County of SomSioM,
Su m of Florida.
Untoet tuch ceniftceleli) simp
bo redeemed according to law,
me property daacrlbad Si tuch
cortiflcalo(t) will bo oofd to tho
door,
SomSiolo
County
Courthouco. Sanford, Florida,
on tho tTth day of November,
1»S7, Of 11:00 AM .
Fey mom of Soto fee. applica
ble documentary atamp toieo
and recording food ere required
to bo paid by mo eucceeetui
bidder it the opto. Full pcymonl
of an amount oquai to tho highotf bid It duo wlthSi 14 hour*
after aw advertised Una of the
tato. AH poymamo aha* bo cooh
or guorantood Siatrumont,
made poyobM le tho Clark of
th* cjrctiH Court.
Doled thlt I t l day of October,
1MT.
(Soon
MARYANNI M O M il
CLIRR OP T H I
CIRCUIT COURT
OthtlNCLl COUNTY,
FLORIDA
byt ShStoy C, Hprgprt
Ooguty Clark
Pubkoh: OctoSor T, 14. 11, S
m . IM F
D cj-u
Legal Notices
R B TfC I BP
APPLICATION FOR TAX M S S
NOTICI IS H tR ISV CIVIN.
that FUNS AS CUSTODIAN FOR
CASI. INC. ATTN: MICHASL
MANNINO, Iho holder at the fol
lowing certificated) hot tiled
•aid cartRleatoiol for a fas dead
to Oe loaued thereon. The cartthcato numbarioi and ytor(e) af
leauenea. (ha doocriptian ef the
property, and mo nomojo) Si
which H wot c i lia te d lo/ort to
follow*:
Centric etc No: 14
Year at leeuanee: IM S
Deecrlptlon al preparly:
LSD LOT I t l LANS FONIST
• IC t A P B 43 POS 8 0 (1 1 .
Narttot Si which caeeeeed:
Pag* A. Smith, Cheryl L, imnh.
All af oald proparty being In the
County af l emSioM, State af
Florida.
Untoaa tuch panificc«*<c| than
be redaomad according to law.
the properly deeeribed Si tuch
cantftc Mali) wM be eoid to me
Mghaaf bidder of the wad front
dear,
temlnote
County
Courthouee, Icnford, Florida,
on the 17th day of November.
1BBT, at 11:09 AM .
Payment at goto fee. opt hee
bie documentary clomp lu c e
and recording lee* ora required
to bo paid by the ouccoooful
bidder ol tho ooto. Full payment
of on amount oquai to tho highoof bid lo duo whhht 34 hour*
crier the advertlead lima ef the
**M. AU payment! ohcC be cooh
or guorantood Inotnimonl,
made payable to the Clark of
the Cseuti Court.
Doted Ihlo 30th day of
(aplambar, 1*07.
.
1(001}
MARYANN! MORSI
CLIRR OF T H I
CIRCUIT COURT
SIMINOLI COUNTY,
FLORIDA
byi ShStoy C. Her god
Deputy Clark
Pubboh: OctobOf T, 14, t t , A
*», ItST
0 (J-U
N O TIC I OP
SPPLICSTMK FOR TAX B R IO
NOTICI l ( H tR tBY CIVIN,
Ihol FUNS AS CUSTODUN FOR
HOLCO. (NO. ATTN: MW HAIL
MANNINO, tho holder of lha fal
lowing etrtlftoofaft) hoi Mod
m m oortHicotalo) far o foe dead
lo ba ieeuod thereon. The carUNcato numbard) and yaarlo) at
leeuanee. Ihc deecrlptlon ef lha
property, end iho nomo(i) In
which If woo n e e teed M m t t
follewa:
Certltieole No: 373
Tier of loeuenca: IM S
Deecrlptlon at Fra party:
L IO LOT ■ BLR 11 TR 4 TOWN
OF BANFORQ PB 1 PO M .
Romeo Si which oeseated: a.
Jaftary Qerland. All ef laid
property being si lha County ef
Samstato, Hole of Florida.
Untoaa tuch eartiftciiefol than
ba radeemed according to tow.
lha eraperry daecnbad Si ouch
cerirt,cattle) wio ba oaM lo the
rugheel bidder ct the weal front
doei,
Stminola
County
Court heuoa, Santard, F ter Ida.
an the 17lh day ef Navambar,
1MT. af 11:00 A.M.
Paymant af Sato tea. ogoscabto documentary ottmp toceo
and record mg teat are required
to ba paid by the eucceeetui
bidder ol the goto. FuN paymant
a* an amount equal to lha high•ol bid 10 duo within 14 hour*
oher tho advertlead isaa af MM
m M. AM payments shall bo coon
or guorantood siolrumanl,
made poyobM to tho Ctoro ol
lha Circuit Court
Dated this lot day,of October.
1H T.
ISeel)
MARYANNI MORSI
CLIRR OF TH I
CIRCUIT COURT
SIMINOLI COUNTY,
FLORIDA
by: (n s toy C. Hergen
Deputy Clerk
Fubtteh: October F. 14, I I , I
30. 1MT
DC J -M
APPLICATION FOR TAX BCBB
NOTICI to MI AIRY CIVIN.
mm FUNS A I C U ITO O U N FOR
C A II, INC ATTN: MIC H AIL
u e o u w o me m i m *r me let.
i a tee dead
to ba toaual moreen. The carHRtsto nuaMarfR and yaartoi al
ta, mm daacrtgiMn al mm
namete) si
I w m aeeeeead M m M
Censwete No: t i l l
Year altoauanca: 1M I
OaacrtpIMn at Proa arty:
L ID LO TI g I 10 BLR F TRACT
g OAMLAN OO ■PRINQI P I *
PQ S3.
JM * Bhabart Ur All al eeto
progertr being si lha County al
SomSiolo. StaM af Florida
Untoaa auch cartdicalMtl ahaN
ba redeemed according la law,
lha properly daacrlbad m each
eamneatofO wts ba eaM to tha
tv sheer trader al me weal hunt
dear.
lemma to
Ceunty
Ceurthauae, Santard. Tier toe,
an lha ITth day al Ociabar.
ItS T. 11 11:00 AM .
Payment af Sato lea. aepbeabto documentary stomp laaoo
and racordaig too# ora required
to SO PPM by mo eucceeetui
bidder of ma m m . FuS payment
of an amount equal la the high•04 bM M due wtdun 14 hauto
ha CMrO of
I Ctreurt Court.
Dated h im n th day af
s, tM T.
MARYANNI MOA l l
CLIRR OF TH I
CIRCUIT COURT
SIMINOLI COUNTY,
FLORIDA
by: MtchalM L. save
Deputy CMrb
Pubboh: le al ember 10. 33, 30.
and October 7, IM F
MI-144
SOTWIOP
APPLICATION FOR TAX M M
NOTICI I I H IR IS Y QIVIN.
tM I FUNS A l CUSTODIAN FOR
C A II, INC. ATTN: MWHAIL
MANNINO. tha holdar of tha lettowing cartlfMated) hat tiled
•aid centricetedl far a 111 dead
to ba loaued thereon The caruric eta numbard) and yaard) ef
toauanaa, tha daacrtgtMn af the
property, and the named) Si
which s w m eeie e n d M m t t
Ccrttflcato No: m i
Year af leeuanee: i s m
Deecrlptlon af Preparty:
L IO LOT 31 ALAOUA PH 1 PB
33 poo or t o n .
Ncmac Si whtoh n eeiead:
Mfpyna J. VWbi. Cynthia J. Venn.
AM af eaid property bemg m the
County af » r nine to. Plato af
Untoae such cartmealed) ohaN
ba wdaamad Meardfng la tow,
the b«aparty daacrlbad bi tuch
cartHtoatod) wM be told to the
Semlneto
County
CeurthouM, Sanford, Florid*,
on tha 17th day ef Navambar,
1M7. al 11:00 AM .
Payment af Sato to*, appliesbto documontory stomp lu e s
and record mg feat are reqused
lo ba paid by lha euccaeetut
bidder at tha aato. FuS payment
or on amount equal to tho highsol bid to due within 34 hours
oh or tha advertlead (Site af lha
sola. Alt permend *h*R ba CMh
or guaranteed instrument,
mode payable to Mia Clark af
the CbouH Court.
Dated thia 30th day of
OeplantOar, t**7.
MARYANNI M O R II
CLIRR OF T H I
CIRCUIT COURT
M U tN O U COUNTY,
FL0R10A
by: ShStoy C. Morgan
Deputy Clark
,
Publish: October T, 14, I I , S
IS. 1M7
M J-SQ
N O TIC I OP
APPLICATION FOR TAX B I I B
NOTICI I I H IR I IV CIVIN,
(hot FUHI A I C U ITO O U N FOR
C A II, INC ATTN: MWHAIL
MANNINO, the holdor el tho fol
lowing csrtlticalod) has filed
Mid csrtfftootod) ter a too dood
to bo loaued thereon. Tha cer
tificate numbard) and yaordl ef
tobubneo, lha daacrlpllon of tha
property, end lha named) In
which H w m aceaoaad M m t t
fottowa;
Cert Sicato Hei 1111
Year of leeuanee: I N I
Deecrlptlon of Proparty:
L ID LOT 4 BLN » HOWARD
PACKARD LAND C O I I I T ADD
TO CAM I RON CITY PB 1 PC TO.
Name* M which eaeeitad.
Joyce Arm Rowe. AX of Mid
proparty bemg Si the County of
Semlneto. lu t o of FiorMA
t
UntoM euch tortlftoctedl than
ba u dMmad Miardlng to tow,
lha property d y irtbid si au*h
• arlStoSSl m *S M W M « S
al tha west (rant
Ltgil Notlcti
Courthouee, laniard, Flarfda,
on tha ITth day af Navambar,
I H T . t l 11:00 A M .
bto documentary eiamp i u m
end recording leap grp rbqulrgd
lo ba paid by mo Succourul
b-ddar of lha m M. Fun payment
at in amount equal to mg high,
set bM to due withsi 34 houro
after mo advertised lima of mo
Mto. All poymonto shall bo toon
or guaranteed instrument,
mode poysbto to mo Clark ef
Iho CStutt Court.
Doled IMS JOth day af
Oeptombar. 10*7.
CLASSIFIED ADS
Orlando•WkHtr Park
8 « m ln o lE
4 0 7 / 3 2 2 -2 0 1 1
4 0 7 / 8 3 1 -9 9 9 3
CLASSIFIED DEFT.
PRIVATE PARTY RATES
HOURS
M S AM. •141 P.M.
M m
14 M I W M iM Irte tlH t . . . . M l • Dm
....M i • i i m
i N N M N l l i M I f r ...... t I M l N M
1 M M 14*4****4«*4•»•**••»*•*•. . t l . M l M l
M M I M i W M M . tM M I M I M M
•i u m m m m m
Cl 0010 SATURDAY
M UMMY
tlbSl
MARYANNI M O R II
CLIRR OF TH I
CIRCUIT COURT
IIM 1NOLI COUNTY,
FLORIDA
by: MtoltoUe L. Id y l
NOW ACCEPTING
E
B
B
rtniiht ritit
Publish: October F, 14. I t , and
31. 1007
tHJ-71
•chedtong may eeatoe U M Mary UN N me con of an ed*erw day
CanMrUiMyquBaliaaum PgyarwmaaytiwrMfunaalraNaaimad
APPLWSTION PON TAX M M
N O TW I I I M INI BY QIVIN,
mol FUNB A I CUITOOUN FOR
FRIMICO, INC, ma hafdar Of
»| -A
‘-a
wE^B
-f
Tusamy Pru FMay I I Naan Tht Day I
I IlftoenFrtoto
^
g le .
I^N w
TER
(m
Hw DM Tko
W ^SPN
I fTD
cert ifle ota
numbarfo)
bM
yaarlo) at loouania. ma
doMrtpfton af tRe freyertp and
rna named! In which It w m
CertStooto No: 1733
Igm
eu P iSMeMnaH ii
TEEl
IIHE<lli 4iW
^MeelMbaa
.11 I I0P0H|.
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L ID L O T I 1 e I IL K I
IN TIM 1N O IR I ABO NO 1 P I I
PO IT.
a s g B iM RS
seo
Klein
Fl
IT
»
am
Horen
propor tho County of
bo rodoomod according to tow.
lM
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l>ill ■'iEM
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0EW A¥E
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ktgkul
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v
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*®30E» M
S*sIda
00*w■PEr^MrrEBI
dear,
Sam mala
County
CaurthauM, Sanford. Ftortda,
an lha i m aay af October,
i oar, or t i e s AM .
Paymant of lafo fas
Aa mjuyd |mm Mu
bidder M dm Mto- Ftol payment
of on amount equal to ma Mgbm i Md M duo wimm 34 t o s t
Mou
gaeu BuYdfrEDu
aa, ai
•u _ a wM Mu
Elm -770
utE
Ligal Notlcti
hrwilf ga |4S 7 days Prrvato
rms
FemaM
Stall
UaclMMTTM
M
or guaranteed stetrumeni.
made poyobM to ma CMrk at
ma cueMf Court.
Deled nut t im day at
September, 10*7.
tSaog
MARYANNI MORSI
CLIRR OP TH I
CIRCUIT COURT
■IMitoOLl COUNTY,
FLORIDA
by: Mlohoao L. OSve
Deputy CMrO
PuOboh: l eglomber 11. 33. 30.
end October 7, IH 7
D ll-141
APPLICATION PBN TAX N l *
N O TW I I I H IR IB Y QIVIN,
mat FUNB A l C U ITO O U N FOR
C A II. INC. ATTN: MWHAIL
MANNINO, ma hard* af me tat
tooing cam fiietodf to r owe
said itrtd N M id i tar a tea lead,
ta be laauad b u rn s . The carWtofM meaberta) aM yeertN el
Nmrawia, ma dMmtgCias af ma
pfPpbrfA S M m s named) In
1 4 M H ll lll f M m m
CartdtostoNa: 14M
Year af Mouse to: M
i af Progeny;
LIO LOT I SLA • SUNLANO
■■TATIS PB I I PO tt .
Mamto si which M S iM td
David A Andataan. As af aato
a» op arty su ng Si ma C ounty af
SPPLfBSTtBN FSB TAX
NO TW I IS H IM B T CIVIN.
mat FUN* A I C U ITO O U N FOR
HOLCO, INC. ATTN: MWHAIL
MANNINQ. rna IteMer af Ihg tol
towing •grtmcaigfal has read
maraan fha car
bhcato rum I artel end yaartt) af
pragarty, a M ma namelel M
which n w m Maaaeed M m t t
Cartmeate No. i l l
vaar af toauanaa: IM S
DaacrtgiMn at Pragarty
LIO LOT 10 BLR I TR 3 TOWN
OF BANFORO F t 1 FQ I I
Names to which m e e t ed Han
Her IAi . AN af aato pragarty
kerne si tha Cewniy al
Samstato. M a e af FMnde
UnMM auch cewftcMefel enad
CanuteHeir) war ba aato la ma
s^MIap W
m#M
.M
Paa
m Wvwl h
Pafrt
bear,
SamSMto
County
CaurthauM, ( antard. Ftortda.
an ma 17m Pay af HomwStr.
1*07, at 1IMS AM
ana racargutg tea* m required
to bd eaM by mg tuaega iM
kidder at ma m m Fuk paymam
•f an amaunt equal to Mm Ngneat bid ia dua wanat 34 haura
aftor ma adrartn a* tana at ma
M |bbl* la tha Clark af
toa Clrvud Caurt
Dated into 30th day at
‘ '
tSIF.
ma property ieei rtoaa SI euch
cartdtoatsdt w m ba said M me
isgAeet btddar at ma west ham
Osar.
Sambwto
County
CaurthauM. Santard. Ftortda.
an lha !7lh M y af OctaSw.
ISS7, at 11:04 A.M.
MARYANNI M O R II
C U R R OF TH I
CIRCUIT COURT
IIM IN O L I COUNTY.
FLORIDA
by. IMrtay C. Herpart
Oaauty CMrk
PubtMh: Octobar F. I*. I I . I
31. IM 3
and racordaig late are raquuad
to ba paid by the aucceoofuf
b'ddar at the tato. Fud paymant
•f an amount aqua! to me Mgh•ei bM la dua wdun 34 hmir*
M J-H
m M. All payments she* baCMh
or guaranteed instrument,
made payable to the CMrk af
the escuft Court.
Oaied this tim day af
Saptombar, 1M7.
Haas
MARYANNI MORM
CLIRR OP T H I
CIRCUIT COURT
IIM IN O L I COUNTY,
FLORIDA
atwtoyc.
wtyCMrfc
i: Saplambar 11, 33. 30.
SOctabar 7. IM F
0(1-141
BBTIBB OF
APPLICATION PON TAX BBBB
N O TW I I I H IR IIV CIVIN.
that FUNB A I CUSTODIAN FOR
HOLCO. INC. ATTN: MWHAIL
MANNINO. the helper of tha fal
lowing certMleatef*) bM (DM
•rid eertMaatoM far a to* M M
to be laauad mat*an. Tha tartine ate numbarU) *M yaortM af
Hauanca. ma dtn riptMn af ma
pragarty, a M lha namaft) in
whtoh it w m M ts M id M m m
la news:
CartHMaM No: 7 N
Yarn af Mauanaar ISM
OaacrlptMn af Piapiilfi
L IO 1 1/1 OP LOT 4 e ALL LOT
■ D A V IT! SUBDPDtPart.
John F. Dunn. AS at Mto prap<tng in lha Caursy af
a, Mata ef Florida
'
UnMM auah eartMaatefe) tftaM
g,hrrfInm *
B*aFa ww)
ImrSI
BE
WwuiBNM
ma property deeeribed Si eueh
certrticatefa) wM ba aatd to die
highest bidder at tha wool (rent
dear,
Saminato
County
CaurthauM, laniard, Ftortda.
an fha ITth day af October,
1M T.M 11(00 Akf.
Payment af I ato Im , appMaabto documentary stomp toiaa
and recording lees are raquuad
ta ba paM by lha euceaseful
bidder al tha aato. FuN paymant
of Ml amount equal to tha high
est bid la due within 34 hour*
after the edverttoaf Mm* af tM
**M. All paymant* iltoX ba *a*R
af guarantoM
inairunant,
mad* payabto to the CMrk af
me cut utt Court.
Dated mis u r n day of
Saptombar, 1MT,
(*UAAYANNI M O R II
CLIRK OP T H (
CIRCUIT COURT
■ IM IN O U COUNTY,
FLORIDA
byi MtohalM L Ifhra
Deputy Clark
PubUehi l aptoatoar ta, 33, N ,
and Oatobgr T, IM F
M I-14T
OP F to rm o u B RAMS
Halite M hereby given that I
am angage* si buemeee at tM J
(ugarwaad CucM. Vhntar Pari,
31 33FSI, Saminato County.
Florida, under tha FicIHtaut
Nam* af NAPPY BATS M A N to n glatar agM nama wtm lha
Otvtoton
af Car gar at tana,
Taaahaaaaa. Ftartoa, at aceardance wtm ma pn itotana af ma
FIcMtoua Naata ItatulM . TaWh: See Hen H i t t , Fiends
■tatutee 1M1.
Paul F. Haaker, Jr.
Puktlah: October 7, tap?
Mj-gg
B D T M I OF
APPDOATtCR FOR TAX M I S
N O TW I IS H IR IIV QIVtN,
that FUNB AS CUSTOCUN FOR
CASI, INC. ATTN: MW HAIL
MANNWC. ma hatoar ef tha totMwStg eprtMtoMafi) has fltod
M M oarMtostofa) far s toa daM
to So laauad maraan. Tha oardftoato numbarla) aM yaar(a) at
frieerty. and^m*jmme(») si
CarttheMe No: 33*1
nBBflHpIlM ai BurkaMbwi
L IO LOTS t TO S BLR I TRACT
T I SAN LAN00 SPmNOI PO S
PO 4.
bal i«rf>
i_rla ‘W
gaaaaaMIWWPMNPB M
Villlwfl
MEWW*
Barnard T. Lang. AX at said
pragarty Satng St ma Caumy af
M W 0T v
UnMM auah eaniftaafafa) shall
fei F fd M ili MCdfdiM it im
ma pragarty daaartoad to auah
UtratoiB •
|0H ||^|| at ma warn front
Samstato
County
CaurthauM, t snford, Ftortda,
an mg ITth day af October,
1 H T, at I 1 « A M ,
ajp
iirP
raT^bVvnPII ml
vf E
gl ftsls
tEM^E 4am eiMbllUle.
in im p#M
teas are raquuad
bidder at the aato. FuN paymant
i f an amount equal to dig highapt PM M due totdtbt 34 hours
M^to |toa ^E vmv^ ^ E IM u ^^^0 VaV
age^
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7to*HNagmii>
.U b g b u 1
Ad
aA
RB1^0^0^^^N0|' ^ IavS IE
v
ma Cbgwt Caurt.
Datod this I I P
Saptombar. tM T.
day al
^AARYANNI HftflM
CLIRR OF T H I
CINCUIT COUNT
( I kN NCLI COUNTY,
. dh
Eji OTwriiV
u< nitfin
‘QOLF.CAftT.
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of t g * can b drag
I or mm wvwig or not
tM w it u t o n today CM
997M
Ligal Notlcit
NB TIC I OP
APPLICATION FCN TAX M S B
NO TW I I I H IR IIV OnrtN.
mat f U N I A I C U ITO O U N FOR
HOLCO. INC A71N MIC HAIL
MANNINQ. lha helper ef tha fattawing cartUMalefil has lead
said taruhcaMtof far a tae deed
to bd teeued maraan Tha ca
tsK i t e numbarfal and yadt(a) at
issuance, ma daacngtmn at ma
pragarty, aM the namelel in
which n to
L ID S IC I f TWO I M RQI 301
B IO I t ■ FT I N I I N I M FT (
OF N 174 CON RUN I MO FT 4
300 FT N 300 FT to I M FT TO
M O ( U S ! ROt ON S I W)
I untune Farty-Sia Ltd AS af
tato pragarty earn* tn tha
County al lemma to. SUM at
UntoM auch aartdictoeffl ehes
ma pragarty daacrlbad m such
eartUtcetafii • * ba aato ta me
I cm sn lo
County
CaurthauM. Sanlara. Ftonde.
en me 17m day •■ Navambar.
tM T, at 11 M A M
Paymant at Sato toa. apple abto OMumantary stomp laics
end recording fees ere moused
to ba paid by the eucceeetui
bidder af tha aato. FuS paynmnl
at tot amount equal la dm nighret bid la dua wtmrn 34 haute
Mtar ma amortised uma at ma
M t o f il peymanfe she* be cash
m
guartnfaad wittrumam.
mad* ggyMia la lha Clara at
tha C scurt Court.
Oatad this 30m day at
September, IM F.
MARYANNI MORM
CLIRR OP T H I
CIRCUIT COURT
M M fNOLI COURTY.
FLORIDA
by: IMrtay C. Morgan
filflutT Clttk
PuMtoM Octobar 7, 14. I f . •
M . IM F
D IJ-I3
APPLICATION FOR TAX B I I B
NO TW I IS H IR IIV DIVIN,
that FUNB AS CITON/OH S
A IIO C ATTN: MWHAIL MANNINQ (FL M Otl the holder of
tha featuring eartstceteftl hat
M M said cartificataie) far • lac
dead to ba U l uad tharggn. Tha
cert tile tie
numberft)
and
yaar(a)
af ttguanaa,
lha
dMartgtton at tha pragarty, and
ma nantoia) Si which tt w m
ssseaoM M m M taSawa:
Cartthcatc Na: bM
War ef toauanaa: IM *
OsMrtgttoti al Pragarty:
L i a l M 3/4 FT OF LOT I I
B IX K A B CHAPPILLS SUBS
PC t PQ Tf.
kg WIRl
Mlti^lu
NT
rf MMMdwli
I d M F.A. Lang. AR af Mto
pragarty bastg m ma Cataify of
I i n Smic, Beta af Flartds.
UrJ*M auah eartmealeft) aha*
BASMEIfM TIP
Idb IpM
NiPDf^mlM
EWi
•to areparty seatrlbii In auah
aartiflMlafa) win ba sMd la ma '
--uhM-fa. w
l—
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.I,aTTl
s^^Ps^^^P
EW
EYE
alM
door,
Sam Stole County
CaurthauM, Irmfard, Ftortda,
an the 1Tth day ef Navambar,
1 H T, at H i M A.M.
Paymant at lata I m , egsheacording Is m are raquuad
to ba gaM by tha euMasafui
Mddor at ma aato. FuS paymant
af « t amount equal to tfw highe*t bid la due wNMn 34 haura
after lha adrgrtlaad tsaa af ma
aato. AN ,Mymgntg aliMt ka m s r
— gt-grantsad Rumwen,
mad# payabto ta ma Clark at
ma CStuM Caurt.
Dated mu 1st day of Octobar,
1M7.
IlnaO
MARYANNI MORSI
CUUWOF-iHI
CINCUIT COURT
MMNI0LI COUNTY,
a- ■■■nn. .
Deputy dark
PuWNfs bspaambsr is , n , SB,
k Ostobpr /, 1M7
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____ CaS 332-3337
600 Santa Barbara Or. 17 X 46
7/1 3 78 Skykne. CLEAN. CHA.
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home ml CAUL naw par* 6 car
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217— Garage Seles
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Property For Sole
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611,632 P6R UNIT
DODO CONDITION
40/446-477ONE ALT OR
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153— Acreege Lot For
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pgr 6430157 (Dl. 6S630M <N)
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W EATHER IS
COMING!
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parted kme lor Yard
irw Sanford fterm i
trfa arhrerttoa your
a lie n ma paopte
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cm) Advartna y u iti Irw ad
rwca m ma bardurd harted and
once m ma Lake Mary 14a to)
only M 16” (AdrAhonal knai
onfy 6 St each, ada muat D*
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cm U*between 6 3 batata noon
bn Tuaaday and walcri m* Ban
kart /termlima Mary (4 , work
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Fkvktel largekt oombmad Anhqua Max 6 Auction, (vary Baturday al 5 00pm QuaMy conugnmanta rwaded Can Patty
llamar.
407-3314100.
M oot AN FURH. A Andquaa~
1 PMCB or WheM HauaahaM
304-7761313/407460-1631
219— Wanted to Buy
C U A N M W EPAPIRS
Alum. Can* Coppar / Kraaa
Koftoma Reeyetlng: 331400*
610 W. FlreMSF M , E*L61
WANT ID : UTAfTY T R A U R ml
ramp 4*7 And bukhwackar ml
Mad* Ca* 371-0010
223— Miscellaneous
1 66AUT1FUL r topwary r ta i
Sulabte lor Ig home or ofkca
bldg For rto cal 377-4364
MILITARY O R ISS 6 work
ctothat Huga kateebon-trench
ooart. Rofxiackart 377-7070
M CURfTV EARS 6 DOORS
63k) 6 CXterng kayteai pukh
buoon tea rateaaa 334-31M
231-C a re For Sale
LET US DO THE .
WORK FOR YOU!
Th * Manlotd H a n k H la k a
U a ry U fa wants to maha
you money 1
X you p**ca a two weak ad wxh
uk to ra* your vahicto [pirttan
at m bom in* Sentord Tterakf
and lha l i i r Mary (4 a al a cot)
ol only 677 54) and you donl
■a* 1 -> r away. w*3 run ma ad
lor another two waaki al no
charge* A* wa ato ■ tort you
pay lor toa krkl two waaU balora aa n a i« tor kaal
W olf d o as th* w o rt •
you c offset *a the 666.
C d i US 61 (407) 323-2S11
and
watch Ednifnotb C om Ilya
‘ r y o u lll
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ry toatted 60K mriaa AMung
6*600 Ca* alter 3 pm 3844980
64 tUNRdfO 4/K mtek graal
coed. A/C. kka naw 66300
CaK 333-6*76________________
1667 Ply mouth tteyager. 4 CyL
good cond. 61606. OdO. deal
wrtr 6400 331-134*.
235—
Truck/Butts/Vsns For
Sal#
M J t l l 1 CHIIXM EE 4 ar VB
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16*0 ro fio i c o n o v a n fu*i
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ark 611.300 3104116_______
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bom ESSfMM 373-7070
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M M I O H O U M 6 TO R6NTI
106— O uptax/Triplga
Mato or tomato 333-a03«
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tenon 637Vmo • depoa*
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GRANT AM, INC
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OPENINGS*
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M R D O TW M ^o S
nex1 ID A/rpul. 4 4 lent* CMi
S3— Rooms For Rgnl
WtSKLY RENTALS
Starting • 677/wk
Malone Downtown 6304*33
(F7K M N C Y
Mardtarv •comaraer* kxakcn
__________373*003__________
FURM6H6D ROOM6AJ ukto
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uk* 6631801— a t 374-4633
ROOMMATE WANTED 67VWK
I300CP Funeehad rm.
pnvaaoa* 371-6370
ROOMMATE NCEOCD *400™
uM r d Own bdnktiam and
houta pnvtodgai 303*7**
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unto ftoqtoramantt: 3 or more
K T S L
HUOOKAT467-316M33
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I 000 eq E W D M , 6430mo
AFT Pnr ant
tranca. bato. U Uniqu* taern
In dn town Sanford Ideal ky 1
parton Dapmaf«/no part Utto
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MAfUNERS VILLAGE
LAKC ADA 1 BOOM 64IOUO
taonM.MrpuoANoijp
222-EE70
117— Cotnmwrcial
Rentals
BEAUTY SALON 2313 Park
Onto Acroar bom Dary Quean
s*lm> lor 4 uaaona. comptotafy
fi i
LEASE P m * thowroom 6
warehouta 610.670 eq tt Bn
441 homage 407 3767500
Lenawee*. 17 67 m m oFR EE
7600 tq II AbTMrt Store FronV
11667*4 or **#-*117
119—Office Spec#
For Rent
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It 6 1*4*763 A MONTH Once
Btotega 371-0170 0*331-2334
6AH70R0 OFFICC SPACE
3 Suftot >yearn to - 1100 IP 1
1666 6P. *67-331-7064
VtRY PRO TItSKM AL
Pnma tocebon. great anchor
buanataat. 1.000 eq 6 on 1797 Front paring Newty carpafad 6 parted afr-TO O -lU l
141— Homea For Sale
AI6UH. NON-QUAL-Oanaw V
13 BMW to atom echoof Qraal
lor III kme buyer 167,800. FHA
only 6 5% Ca* 346 9674
B n v n y S. ■•■on nsvny
1601 W. Fkal a n d
(407) 740-tMO
tihtlk'pkxvof
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Ou* to raorganliabon within
cm nuntog dapartmato. tha tot-
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people pari and praaanT tech laiiar n toecynar atandt lor Tudrvirtue fleouead
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ftocanay rawer ad t bdrm ei Htotore area 63/Vmo a utobaa 1
year laaaa 3307770__________
R O M LEA H U A I
— -M u m v k u w m -
C E L E B R ITY CIPH ER
by Lull Campos
7 7 V
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(Art LaraM package
in k M tM i
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_____C M * S j S a * « 1 _____
LASER O PERATOR
Or rantad Mtot parton lor Art
Sprga cfmtant More Onry tip
ml HS Optoma naad appty
Mon-Sal horn. 10* Danatot
Cai tor wamew 667-164*
Local SuHdor Supply
Company looWng for
EXPERIENCED
OUTSIDE SALES
. PERSON
Thm ^O gt • • 7 M fcm _
m c u i w t y oPPtciR aoa
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Today Pad Today 374 667P
Feel Stamm USA
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17 i rrtiy to
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fv t eccMseones Mend thrown
pottery 4 o U t t . efc. 30-40%
comrmeeion No mvwelmerti
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CONSULTANT 6. INC
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WOfIK TODAY
PAO TODAY
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Ercaaanl Company
Hn u i a try TPto Sap
_____ to Thomaan HoOdaya
State ITS 3773 Mayur Btvd
Oriamto fL 37*16 or tor mere
ntormaaon ca* k n a r on 646
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and baybgrmmd thee* Aaa«y
toparaan. M M Ortanda (17*0)
THOMSON
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art mm CAftEi Apply a 00
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Hand Man 1706 8 Way 17 6?
----------------*36-1330
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R6CEIVMO CLIRK
MATHEWS ASSOCIATES
ingl
J73.& htto-
t* r
3/3-61000 down.
Carnage Cove Qngory MobUe
3763700
(j 1/7*. I<r A1!*iffy
(,'1 fl/VI !.M
/
334-2442
MARTAS DAYCARE BabYi
tod Pre-School LAKE MARY
LIC *664-7. 372-0004
LAROE 4 SR Itm4y home in
quMt neighborhood n (uti luart
goodl 6*7,700
41* . . . c m - C M U : ' A N D - f T - Diftr1*7.
e*cu$e, b v t .
jE r r y s Cattrsra
^ T a a i g r a Mb*
MO 716 4674644711
a*M. MUNCHKM MANOR
R T 0 F
^Ot/AfO> l , n ; - ^ E
ISOOMr 30-40 fyi/aaat. Lata
noon 6 wtand*. fltbibto ml
CPWi ImmRPngaaip 330-3*66
EXREHMNCE M6CHAMC
T 6 p it o Fu* Ttom
^ C a a 5 (3 n B B n H K ^ ™
• X L V X W L
IT
157— Mobile Hornet
For Sale
141— Homea For 8ele
.1MV-£ A T - FE lL-A B tetp- 0N.
WB I f f n V V If PUMRHf m
27— Nursery ft Child
Cm
CB v C o A m
upfaui
Worti al Busy Airport
Coufftoif PiopN
•tart This Wtek
Langwoe* A t . Ortanda
M W -flN
rgiawt
K IT *N' C'ARI.YLK ® by Larry Wrlghl
STUDIO,
1 BEDROOM,
2 BEDROOM
Let A Professions! Do It!
252-Accounting
270-Concrete
■ c o n e o o K M ip m a Cum
tomuadpanonakrad
ptok-ug
407-346*671
BWVT CONCR6T6 M tltM **
Drteawaya PMtaa-Sfdawatoe
Yl: 407-334-164*
(04-734-10**
253-Additions 9
Remodeling
NEW R6MOOCL RSPfUR
Doork. wmctowl. corpardry.
King. dKk* 6 amcrato
3734637 S Q Balnf CBC18660
255-Attsrations
ALTERATIONS BY HR08RA
AT R IA a O N A S U PRICCS
14071311-040*
260-Bush Hogging
Bukh Hog ktowmg Any kind Of
tractor work.tend clearing Memtenenca conttecli eveiiebia
Iteaeonabte letok 3461344
262-C«bineta
ALL TYPE CAEfNETE mtacw/
woodVnc4/w4l ixtotountertop/
doortYww certnart 314-04*0
293-Cerpentry
CARPENTER. Al home
repan parting 6 caterne ire
Richard QrOM 371-397?
275-Drywsll
ORTW AU-STUCCO fteperk”
Wm 4 Caang Tkikjrak
Mjcned Pogcam 333-6316
279-Electricel
ffSEO AN ELXCTfBOANT
CALL DKK'b IL tC TR M
*67-331-6733
Lie. I m O t t M O w r 36 Trt.
279-Handy Man
M O R R IS
CONSTRUCTION
Tree » « cerpaniry, X heulmg
odd (cb» 6 mote No lot too
kmei Free eetmatet 174-0*11
290-Home
improvements
299-Cleaning
Services
A r CLEAMNQ SVC ftokid/
cornu Free •«. 374-0377/or pgr
tor rnmed reipunw 6963661
DArtO K IY CONSTRUCTION
NaaFRamoMKngStagan
Ua: COCQ67636 330-7303
APOLLO CLEAMNO SVC
Comm/ltewd QueNy Bvc/Setelicnon guar Ucdne. 37166*4
REYNOLDS VINYL U X N Q
lifetime warranty No petoUna.
wax* 6 overhang, mam BBB.
Lie /in, EUL ipacial dicounrt
Ca* nowi (407) 377-3343
KATHY'S KLIAHMO-nekld.
wUy/mo., rental ctean-ouM. 11
yr*. eip r ra"
LETS US UFT YOUR CLEANINQ 6UTOEN8. WaaMLwaak
•1C. 337-3633 or 636-1 I M
6UMECAPE LAWN HQMT ™
►717*
O H IO QROES LAWN 6ERHCS
RES/COM
QUALITY CARE
FREE EST
I CUTS BY DAN.
LIC/1NS. RES/COM. Prof**vonel and Fnamjy 3134476.
TWO OOOO OLD 60 YE
Tree Ivc. todtep. lawn mem
Free M 307 9033pgr 673467*
Hen tor yaul Cal tor
• frea an on ei or your lawn/
landkcapmg naadkl 1344716
299-Legal Servkds
A -I LAWTECH
Drvorca 635. BAntoufHCY 675,
Adoption 173. Nam# Change
653, Etc (407)377-0347 24 hri
279-Hauling
Rental property, geragteihad
clean igi*- epphencat. Ireeh.
brum 407-*66-m* or
F T *67416*317
BUYING HOMI/CONOO?
c m A Panda* Ham* toklpaclurte 370-1764 OtFai 3304437
CHARLES D. (Dan) MKJJR.
Buktar. C8C037763. R**/
Comm., remodel, adMona. repea MC. VISA- ... . 407-330-1741
l* W C L «A N N * a m -M 6 * .DomMbc to Omoaa/Suklneaem . We do the Job rlghr.
267-Lawn Serviced
•PEOAUTY CONTRACTOR ,
Part and home repart
UC/
BONDED Jack Tuttte 336-3671
295-Undscsping
TALI RICO LAN06CAPINO
<C0MMRRCtAL/R66KWNT.<
•1 Wnt cut or morxhte earytea*
^ ■ ■ ■ ■ E T S I I 3334641
294-Painting
l»TT
C*6 AnMaf 336-4361
FRANK BARNHART PtanOna
Phra Praaaura Ctaantoa. Uaf
toa. 6/nca 1676.321-11*2
Prolaaalonal Palntlna ualnji
Llaa/bliur.
Fret *«L407-33*441*
svaM.
300-Pressure
Cleaning
____ __..L E m Sf , drtvaa.
Free m l Utefna. 1314131
•Ortvaway*
RY 314
314-7666
STEAM FACTORY
301-Roofing
TATIS ROOFING *lno* 1631
Church * 6r. Dtaa. 3rd. Gan.
U «. 3RCMO660. 33M446
312— Tree Service
DON PICKRIN TRS6 SVC
TrWstumb rtmovtl. FrtG M l
I keftMid ftMeTlAl
�by Ctilo Young
on the fact that falling barometric
preaiure can worsen the pain or
arthritis.
DEAR DR. (JOTT: I'm >7 years old
and had a alroke last year that left me
weak on one aide. Kollowing thla. I fell
and broke my hip. Although I can get
around with a cane, my balance la ter
rible and I am very afraid of falling
again.
DEAR READER: I don't have an
PETER
QOTT.M.O.
I am under the rare of a very capa
ble orthopedic surgeon, who confeaaed that he cannot help me with my
or balance. How can I regain my
t balance and confidence?
K
i'm v k y p iw v d
OF YOU.SIK..
and youVi only
lo st Fivi
i FAILS..
/
by Howie Schneider
kJHAr KIUD D O
SOU B LN"*
C H lC tfk)
D EA R R E A D E R : With hard work
and patience, you may be able In gain
back aome of the akilla you have lost.
You ahould be enrolled In an Interne
rehabilitation program, under the
supervision of a phyaiatrlit la speciallit In rehab medlcfnei. Such program!
are available through moil hospitals,
aa well aa from private non affiliated
therapy groupa. You will be trained In
a aerie* of active and passive eserciaea to re train your damaged muactea
and nerves In addition, the theraptata
will teach you technique! to help you
rompenaate for your poor balance.
T h e n may alto be many minor alter
atlona that you can make In your
home which will render your environ
ment rater. Such alteration! Include
belter lighting, uae of hand raila,
avoidance of reader ruga, relocation
of your furniture, an elevator for your
alalra, a change to more aecure
footwear, and the uae of home health
aide* te aaalat you in everyday living
Aa I mentioned, your recovery will
lake hard work and commitment
under profeaalonal guidance, but the
potential beneflti may make all the
effort worthwhile
To glvr you Information on your
condition. I am rending you a copy of
my Health Heporl ■Stroke." Other
reodera who would like a copy ahould
lend I I plua a long, self addressed,
alamped envelope to P.O. Boa 2017,
Murray Hill Station. New York, NY
10138. He aure to mention the title.
D EA R DH O O T T : I lake aeveral
kinda of pitta, aa well aa eyedropa, for
a number of medical afflictions. for
the peat four montha. I have been
greatly bothered by an ealremely
Itchy raah that periodically appeara
on my fare. Actually, It never goei
away, but la dearly,much worae from
time to time. The raah look* like hlvea
when it la really bad My Intemiat la
•tumped What can I do?
DEAH READER Make an appoint
ment with a dermatologist ft rat, you
need a dtagnoaia Thla la the job of the
akin specialist
If my hunch la correct, you may be
aufferlng from an allergy to one of
your preacriplion medical tona In thla
raae, the drrmatologtat will have to
work doaely with your intemiat — or
with an allergist — to discover which
drug (or raamotlc or factor In your
t avir— menlt may be caualag your
ru ri
The lowpromotion
by Jimmy Johnton
I JU6T
W ANED
.CLO TH ES '.'
m
,
Woodrow Wilson. In discussing pro
motion, said. "Every man who ia k ri
office In Washington either grows or
swells, and when I give a man an nl
flee. I watch him carefully to are
whether he la swelling or growing''
In bridge, wc have promotion loo
Which is the lowest rani that can ef
fect a trump promotion?
Having typed that, I sal and thought
about the problem I have a deal In
which a four does the job. Then It oc
curred to me a simple modification
would make the three work too And
almost Immediately I rralitcd that if I
don't specify a 4 4 111, even a two would
do what's necessary — as In this deal
After East opened one spade, South
overtoiled two hearts Hardly Ideal,
with that worrisome spade holding.
....ANO NOW fOf MOtt HtWS
F M M OUt ECONOMIC ANALYST,
^
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<Hrthday
THf SKY IS
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Wednesday. Oct 8.1997
f ensn* COdUCTIONl
technical
tc
by Jim Dsvia
Good, okt-feshioned kick may play a key
role in your affairs In tha year ahead,
aspaclally in two Involvements that
include dose friends
USRA (Sept 23-Oct. 23) A loyal Inend
wd say rice things about you today that
will tnhance your Image. You may not
hear what Is aaid, but you could experi
ence Us imped Libre, treat yourself to a
birthday gift. Send for your Astro-Graph
predKtons lor the year ahead by making
12 and BASE lo Astro-Graph, d o thla
newspaper, P O . Bos 1758. Murray HM
Station. New York. NY 10158. Be sure lo
state your zodiac sign.
SCORPIO (Oel. 14-Nov. I I ) Positive
thinking wM govern your ed«na and pro
duce desirable results today, especially M
you're trying to pin down an elusive
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but the alath heart and two area left
him no choice North went ilraight to
game, of course
East look the Aral two Incka with hia
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FRIDAY
N o vem b er 7 ,1 9 9 7
50 C ents
Sanford Herald
S « r v l n « S a n fo rd , L i k a M a ry a n d S a m in o lo C o u n ty olneo IS O S
90tfi Yaar. No. 5e ■ Sanford. Florida
Student
with
knife
busted
Lookl Up In the sky...
Stadium update
Renovations could exceed $1 million
My MAJtlA O U H
llcrald Staff Writer
Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium roukl he In for a major face
lift to the tune of 91.1 million or more.
Last year the
City Commis
sion allocated
more than
9300.000 for
renovations lo
the stadium,
which had
been In a stale
of disrepair for
a number of
years, accord•nit lo Tom
Farnsworth,
the rlt/s rec
reation direc
tor.
Ills depart
ment Is asking
KliX NbMMf fl— ) fWSN
the city for an
My MAMA O U H
I Iff aid Staff Writer
ALTAMONTE SPRINGS . An
anonymous tip led to thr illscowry of n knife on a Lake
llrantley High School stuilent
Thursday The knife was the
first weapon retrlewd through
a new program designed to
keep weapons out of schools
by offering a 9100 reward
Spearheaded
by
Paul
Galptman. a local business
man and a Lake Brantley par
ent. the program allows stu
dents to Inform school authori
ties anonymously and recelw a
reward. Funded through con
tributions from businesses, the
additional
M « Knife. Pag* 7A
a. Pag# 7A
Street
gangs
B o ys plead in
recruitment case
F rom H a g lU p o rts
SANFORD • Two teenage
boys who had been charged
with violating Florida's street
gang recruitment law haw
pleaded no contest to other
charge# related to the ease.
Thomas Savaatano. 19. and
Jeremy Estep. IS. entered thru
pleas Thursday morning in
Seminole
County
Juwntlc
Court. They pleaded no con
test to one count each of at
tempted burglary, a third de
gree felony and battery, a first
degree misdemeanor.
Sanford Mamorlal Stadium
970.000 lo
hire a consultant to prepare a business plan and coordinate thr
renovation effort
A business plan would also serve as a tool to procure outsnlr
^ f gSIMUW
Jsnst and R og#r Qrlmshsw d o a llttla bird watching at thslr horn# nsar the St. Johns.
^
Making sure Seminole Audubon
Society doesn’t become extinct
■p t r im snoots
Herald Staff Writer
HANFORD • Roger and Janet Grtmshaw
want to make sure that the Seminole
Audubon Society doesn't become extinct.
Strong leadership Is always a rare com
modity in volunteer organisations Roger,
who has accepted the position of president
pro tern, takes over the helm after the club
has been Inarttw and with out a leader for
sewral months
The husband-wife team from Sanford haa
been involved In the group for sewral years.
In accepting the leadership role. Roger in
herited all of the club's records, which In
cludes minutes from meetings dating back to
1949 A noteworthy member of the club was
renowned artist E H Stowe
The Grlmshnws are adamant about saving
9ee Audubon. Pag# 7A
•a# Gangs. Pags 7A
1997
Golden
Age Games
As the Golden Age Games
wind down to the final day
Saturday, competition is as
fierce and friendly as ever.
Seniors fcom 55 to 90 plus
converged on Sanford this
week to compete in the 23rd
annual event. For continuing
coverage, see inside today.
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It’s tim e, e p icu re s, to d is c o v e r w h a t S a n fo rd tastes like
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Local chefs add spice to holiday fund-raiser
b y M A M A OREM
Herald Staff Writer
( Anyone can w in unlaaa
thara happens to ba a
second entry. I
•OsotgaAds
Th# W illow Traa proprietor, Elton Schirmar
Local restaurateurs will have the chance to
show off Ihelr culinary talents during "A Taste
of Sanford" Saturday from 4 to 7 p.m. at the
Sanford Civic Center.
"We re Just going to go and serve what s moat
popular." sold Ellen Sehlrmer. proprietor of
The Willow Tree Restaurant In downtown San
ford.
Sponsored by Sanford Main Street, the event
feature# the cuisine of area restaurants. For
910. guests may sample specialty dlahcs from
the following restaurants: Bbee's Home Cook
ing. Willow Tree Cafe. Rowdy Rusty's Wings.
Rose Cottage Tea Room.
We Three Girls
Gourmet Cafe. Mama Willie's Cafe. Papa
John's Pizza. Angelo's Pizzeria. Gator Landing.
Rib Ranch. The Tin Lizzie. Steak 'n Shake. Rlvershlp Romance. Wolfy#. Main Street Market
place. Golden Lamb Restaurant. Marina Hotel
and Conference Center. El Potro Mexican. Soblk's Subs and 3-D's Restaurant A Bakery.
Sehlrmer expects lo be very busy Saturday
morning, os she prepares her dishes (he day
they are served. "We re making chicken salad,
which I serve on French bread. And I have my
special
Vutrushka." a cheesecake which
Sehlrmer lovingly makes from scratch.
'We're throwing In a surprise, a wine last
ing." Sehlrmer added.
Also at the event, there will be live Jazz mu
sic and a cash bar. In addition, a Judging
panel will select fuvorlte dishes from each es
tablishment.
Proceeds will benefit Winter Fest 07. which
will be held In historic downtown Sanford. For
more Information, call 322-5600.
"It's going very well." Main Street President
Bob Parsed said Friday. "It's surprising how
the word la spreading throughout Seminole
County."
Parsed said that Main Street was pleased
with the number and variety of restaurants
who agreed to participate In this first-time
event. "It looks like It's going (o be a good
event."
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Bayou: Not b?d,not good
David
Frazier
Screen
Teats
Pilgrim party plannad
A Thanfcsgiving-tfwmad p a r t y la p la n n e d tor crtMan of the community
by Abundant LNa Prmbytorton Church. Tha p a r ty wN b o hold at the
Northwest Branch Library (Labe Mary) mooQnq room on Saturday. Nov.
S. from 1 to 3 pm. Oarnaa. crafts, songs, stories aIm bo contest and
prizes are planned. Planning toe event at t o o library are John Apple,
front row. bom left. Jamee Apple. Laurie Wren. Bach roar Dave Wren.
Ales Apple. Bob Wltour. pastor. The Plgrtm Party la free The Ibrary Is
located on Oreenway Boulevard .
Tell us your story
The Sai\ford Herald welcomes news about you. you r family,
friends and neighbors. But. we need you r help by submitting
information to us.
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days In advance by calling our office. Your organization's pub
licity person should arrange for photo coverage and submit a
news rrlease about the event no later than three days following.
Engagement and wedding forms are available at our office. If
desired, these may be accompanied by a black and w hile or color
photo. These stories are usually run on Sundays and should be
submitted on Tuesday before the publication date. Weddings
more than three months old will be published tn announcement
form without a photo.
Our address: The Sanford Herald. P.O. Ho* 1607. Sanford
33772 or 300 N French Ave.. Sanford. 33771. Phone: 332-2611.
Fax: 333-9406.
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T o d a y : Partly cloudy with a
slight chance of rain. Highs
In the low-70s. Lows in the
mld-40s. Saturday through
M onday) Sunny. Highs tn
the low to tnid-70s. Lows In
the low to mld-SOs.
73 45
SATURD AY
70 51
70 51
M O N D AY
75 55
Here are the winning num
bers selected on Thursday In
the Florida Lottery:
F an tasy 5
5-7-13-14-32
L o tto (Nov. 1)
14-15-30-43-44-47
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mtn.. 11:30 p.m.. maj. 5:05
p.m.
hlg)l:
p.m..
p.m.
13:30
6:35
13:53
7:33
13:35 a.m.. 13:57
p.m..
6:33 a.m.. 7:35
p.m..
high:
13:40 a.m.. 1:13 p.m.. loan
6:45 a.m., 7:43 p.m.
The high tem perature In
Sanford Thursday w a a , 75
degrees and the overnight
low waa 53.
Recorded rainfall for the
period ending at 10 a.m..
Friday totaled .00 inches.
•Sunrise................. 6:41 a.m.
•Sunset................... 5:37 p.m.
(T h ree s ta rs )
probably would have w orked
better
oi the printed page
H er on
than on film. Actress turned
w riter and. now. director Kaat
Lemmons m ay have been b e t
ter o ff letting som eone else di
rect instead at her. Sure, she
m ay have frit closer to tha
story than an outsider, but a
to ore adept touch la needed
here. It*a not bad. but N la not
what w as expected either.
Lemmons' tells her story
throuS» the eyes oT Eve Batiste
tJurnce Smollett), a passionate
10-year -old
that
absolutely
hatea to ace those she loves
hurt. Her older ateter (M egan
Good) thinks she la Daddy’s fa
vorite. but la conhised on how
best to serve him. She feels for
her aunt (Debbl Morgan), a
psychic w ho has the worst
luck with men and she feels
that she la a curse to any man
she marries. Her mother (Lynn
W hltefleld) Is confused about
the status o f the relationship
with her husband (Samuel L
Jackson), a philandering local
doctor. Even though she has a
little brother (Jake Sm ollett),
he la used for filler in the
story. There to no easy solution
for her family's problems
probi
and
things may turn explosive in
stead o f becom ing better.
Lemmons' actors are what
b r t n ^ us closer
to Eve's
Bayou. A discovery has been
made
tn
Jurnee
Sm ollett
(Jack), whose perform ance la
aa touching as It is forceful.
And Dtahann Carroll (The Five
H eartbeats) to colorful as an
Masons to
video kids
T h e S a n fo rd L o d g e * 6 2
F to A M a r il h o ld a c h ild
ID v id e o ta p in g S a tu rd a y .
Nov. 8 fro m 8 a.m . to
flOQU a t 213 N. Park Ave..
S a n fo rd .
T h e M a s o n s a re
p ro
v id in g
th is
c o m m u n ity
s e rv ic e a t n o c o a l to p a r
en ts . E a ch p a re n t w ill b e
g iven th e o r ig in a l v id e o
ta p e o f th eir ch ild ,
to
s to re tn a s a fe p la ce, ki
(h e even t o f an e m e r
g e n c y . th e ta p e c o n b e
g iven to la w e n fo r c e m e n t
fo r the p u rp o s e s o f Id e n
tify in g a lost c h ild .
A t 9. S h e r iff D on Ealtng e r a n d S a n fo rd
P o lic e
C h ie f J o e D illa r d w ill b e
p re s e n t
at
the
event
w h ic h w ill a ls o In clu d e a
fin g e r p r in tin g
u nit fro m
th e S a n to ro
P o lic e
D e
p a r tm e n t.
fo r
m o re
In fo rm a tio n ,
p le a s e c a ll L a rry B r o o k e r
a t 3 2 2 -2 6 1 6 .
BY DAVID FRAS1BR
Daytona. Roach A Haw
Sm yrna Reach: Seas arc 3-4
feet with a m oderate chop.
Water tem perature at D ay
tona Is 73 degrees and at
New Symma. 73 degrees.
Winds are from the west at
10-15 m.p.h.
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Cash 3
5-1-1
Sanford H erald
'Sening Sanford, Lake Mary and Seminole County Since 1908“
Friday. November 7.1997 • Vol. 90. No. 56
Pubfcahed Tuesday through Friday and Sunday by
Repubtc Newspapers. Inc • 300 N. French Ave, Sanford. FL 33771
Phone: (407) 322-26H Fax: (407) 323-9406
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old voodoo woman living In the
marshes o f the Bayou. But the
best la Samuel L. Jackson
II6 7 L who. in this supporting
a man neither bad
hut human with the
human frailties afforded
to any sinner on the Earth.
Jackson's perform ance to his
heat so far this year.
Given that the film to set In
the Bayou region. It doesn't
feel like it to actually there.
Lemmons' may have the a c
cents. tha culture and the lo
cations but she doesn't have
the Intangible sense of the
area. She wanted a Southern
y. but this film could have
story.
easily taken place In a small
Florida town, for Instance,
than the Bayou.
Lemmons' also dors not have
the ability to bring the force
that to needed to this powerful
material. It to a sad. feminist
OVIEDO
There to one
annual sign that Oviedo has
not parted with Its hometown
image. The 24th annual Great
Day In the Country arts and
crafts
festival
to
act
for
Saturday. Nov. 8. from 10 a.m.
to 4 p.m.
The event to sponsored by
the OFWC Oviedo Women's
Club.
The group which waa
founded In 1006 has been
presenting Great Day In the
Country to promote the arts
and to fond many community
organizations,
charities and
projects. Over 300 exhibitors
are expected to compete for
awards and ribbons, and sell
•heir arts and crafts at the
show.
Some o f the highlights o f this
year's Great Day are: free
admission.
free
parking,
activities for the children, live
entertainment.
food
and
The Elder Affairs Commission Invites all
area seniors
participate
In the first
'W ellness Aftca 50* .HfMUv Fair*, an a ccM tsa
planned to educate seniors on health m ainte
nance Issues.
'l l to a known fact that the population over
age 50 to growing at a much faster rate than
other age groups.* soul Elder Affairs Com m is
sion member Dr. Ronald Mslave, 'hence the
need to address health-related issue which
affect our long term w elfare.*
The event to scheduled for Wednesday. Nov.
12. from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the Lake
Mary com m unity Center. 260 N. Country Club
Rd.
In addition to exhibits, educational m aterial
and video tape presentations, there will be
food, entertainment and door prizes.
The following corporate sportsore are sched
uled to participate In thto event: Bristol M y
ers. EU Lilly to company. Pfizer Pharm aceuti
cals.
Glaxo-W clcom e
Pharm aceuticals,
Oraron.
Wycth-Ayerst.
Pharmlcla-Upjohn.
Orlando Regional Healthcare System. Florida
Hospital. Columbia Medical Center.
Staff
Builders llotne Care. Care One Home Health
Care. HouseCall Home Health Care. Quality
Life PUP' Program. Florida Hospital PHP P ro
gram. Seminole YWCA, city o f Lake Mary and
Seminole com m unity college.
drinks, a student art first, a
country store, fresh vegetables,
a bean soup mix.
service
organization
exhibits,
merchant display booths and
cash awards and ribbons.
Great Day in the Country
does give Its
proceeds
to
community recipients.
Those
that soil receive monies are:
scholarship*, school
bands.
Canine Companions. Oviedo
Police
and
Fire,
NJROTC.
Hacienda Girls Ranch, school
media
centers.
Sem inole
County Library (East Branch).
Back to Nature. Habitat for
Humanity. Special Olympics.
ROCK
Camp,
Sem inole
Humane Society and Memorial
B uilding
Last year's fondraising event enabled 818.COO
In donations to be fed back to
the community. An estimated
40.000
people
were
In
attendance at laat year's e v e n t
The site for Great Day In tin
Country to at Lawton Grove
sng
16 A l I
Bltgan
Dean Tyne*. Jr
WALTER HENDRIX
A
ANTIQUES
A REFINISHING
ANTIQUES BOUGHT A SOLO
OPEN A DAYS A WEEK
SuOacnpaon Raiaa (Daly t Sunday)
IMorarta
ear
Newspapers, Inc.
The fact that Troopers lacks
In some fundamental rations
such as plot and ch aracterisa
tion doesn't
matter
much.
Thto film to Vrrhoeven grab
bing you by the collar and
slamming you hard to the con
crete.
Verhoeven and screen w riter
Ed Neum eler. adapting the
novel by Robert A. Ileln trln .
team up again and present yet
another version o f distant fu
ture. By far. thto duo did a
better job In RoboCop.. Here,
your either are in awe o f the
special effects or cru m pling
your stomach In hopes of
keeping lunch down due to all
the graphic mutilations in the
film.
Baa M o vie*. Page 7A
Special to Herald
RuCert Stup- Crntn
Its SO
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17100
10600
Florua Rewdaraa add 7% i w i taa
* aa
Columbia Pictures in asso
ciation with Dutch director
Paul Vcrhoeven hope to a few
million aMvtegaero for the
film
aad a I
ration to deploying a heavy
armament o f special effecta.
sarcastic wit and a slaughter
house o f violence.
‘Wellness After 50’ to be presented
S K U IIT W r M
•UonOw
I rear
film about women trying to
live and cap* despite w ti
to
thrown at them. They are a i r vtvora: yet the poten t dram a It
takes to bring that o ff la Mrsent.
I was aware that Lemmons'
Intentions waa to make a
touching fUm about the Batiste
women trying to remain strong
and tn control although con
fused and vulnerable. And she
partially accomplishes
that.
Eve's Bayou had the potential
o f being one o f the beat Rhus
o f the year. The I o b e d ie n t *
were there hut not the recip e
to mix them.
I H e r A ffa irs CharIman P a u l** Stevsns
The event to free and open trfThe public. For
more Information call 324-3045.
Get Ready for a Great Day in the Country
Herald Staff Writer
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\ ^ i s -a -i-o
and Msgan Oood la Trimark Pictures' Eve's Bayou
M
2 MILES WEST OF OVIEDO
1B30 W. STATE RO. 434
OVIEDO, FI 32715
M E (47)3*3741
Park
and
the
Lawton
Elementary School grounds In
downtown Oviedo at the corner
o f State Road 426 and Lake
Jessup Avenue. There will be
free shuttle service to the event
from Oviedo High School. For
more Information, call 14071
365-9420.
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75-79 G o l d - - M a r t h n Pa rn ell In 2:3 0
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8 5 - 8 9 G o l d —H e le n L lt lle In 3 .0 4 .4 3
S i l v e r - R o s e m a r y H a r la n In 4:01
M en’s. 100 yard Backstroke
65-69 G o l d - - C h a r l e s W e a t h e r b e e In 1 2 6 . 3 5
M en’s, 100 yard Breaststroke
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70*74 G o l d —C o r n e l l s F e e n s t r a In 2 :2 4 .2 8
80-84 G o l d - J o s e p h F o n t a n a In 3 :0 3 .6 2
W om en's, 100 yard Breaststroke
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65-69 G o l d —R ia T c r h a a r In 2 :0 9 .3 8
75*79 G o l d - - M a r l a F e e n s tr a In 2 :5 3 .2 9
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W o m e n 's . 100 ya rd F r e e s ty le
6 0 - 6 4 G u l i l - J r n n Ste*rll**|» In I 2*1 0 0
S l l v r r - M n r l o n O h lilu k In 2 0 0 77
H r o n z r - H r l r t i T i m m o n s In 2 0 3 07
6 5 - 6 9 G o l d - K i n T r r h a a r In 2 16 59
7 0 - 7 4 (iu ltl- -.In aii D r m r t r l In 2 5 3 70
7 5 - 7 9 G o l d —M a r la F r r n x t r a In 2 2 0 H5
8 3 - 6 9 G o ld -H t-lr -n Little In 2 2 0 10
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M e n 's 100 y a rd F r e e s ty le
5 0 - 3 9 G o l d - K l r h n r d C r l c h e in I 3H H2
6 0 - 6 4 G o l d - A l l y n G o ld s t e i n In 2 01 22
6 5 - 6 9 Ciold--iles.se R a in s In I 23 22
Silver- Hit h a r d Po ole In I 0 0 56
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6 0 - 6 4 (iu lt l- - J e a n S t e r l i n g In 3 10 08
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8 5 - 8 9 C o l t l - - l l e l e n Little In 5 :2 2 19
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7 0 - 7 4 C o l d - - A ! R o gersu n In 3 :1 8 .3 2
S ilv e r - - J a m e s S te w a r d In 3 43 47
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M e n 's 2 0 0 y a r d l.M .
6 5 - 6 9 G o l d - - C h a r l e s W e a t h e r h e e in 2 0 8 53
7 0 - 7 4 G o ld - - A l R o gersu n In 4 : 2 2 . 5 0
W o m e n ’s 4 0 0 ya rd F re e s ty le
6 5 - 6 9 G o l d —A n i t a Z etts In 1 0 :0 6 .4 2
8 5 - 8 9 G o l d —H e l e n Little In 11:24 44
M e n 's 4 0 0 y a rd F r e e s ty le
6 5 - 6 9 (iultl--Jes.se R a in s In 6 :5 4 .4 4
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S liv e r - - J a m e s S te w a r d In 8.21 25
W o m e n 's 5 0 ya rd B a c k s tro k e
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S i l v e r - T h e n L e v l n s k y In 1 10 IH
7 0 - 7 4 (iu ltl -Anita Z e tts in I 10 OO
S ilv e r Ju an iJemetrl In I 4M 20
7 5 - 7 9 (iiiltl- M a r t h a P a rn ell in I OH 34
S ilver--M a rt.i F e e n s tr a in I 13 HI
8 0 - 8 4 C o l d - L o u is e M t t i u i i i n e s s in I l*i 3M
8 5 - 8 9 (iu ltl H e le n Little in I 27 I I
S i l v e r - R o s e m a r y H a rla n in 2 02 10
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6 5 - 6 9 ( iu l t l- - C h a r l e s W e a t h e r li e e in 36 6 I
S i l v e r —J o s e p h Itls lm p in 00 3H
H r t r n z e - K t l w l n W urth in 03 H7
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7 0 - 7 4 (iu ltl -A n ita Z e tts in 1 3 9 1 t
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7 5 - 7 9 G o l d —M a r t h a P a r n e ll in 1 19 11
S ilver- M a rla F e e n s tr a in 1 2 0 4 m
8 5 - 8 9 G o l d —R o s e m a r y H a r la n in 3 24 0 9
M e n 's 5 0 ya rd B r e a s ts tro k e
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6 5 - 6 9 G o l d --Kit h a r d P o o le in 0 7 27
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By RUSS W H ITE
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Herald Staff Writer
The H it Musical
. SANFORD • His name tag
read* Louie Aiello III* wife.
Barbara. rail* him. "Lutgl"
lie s 80 years old He live* In a
retirement village at Lady Lake
and likes to race walk, shoot
haskets and play table tennis.
Aiello's grateful to be so ac
tive He survived the battles of
World War II In New Guinea
and he's survived two brain
tumor surgeries
In recent
years. He has to carefully
watch his blood /sugar count to
avoid selrures
Louie Aiello h.«*n t the time
to complain, however 'Life's
loo much fun." he said 'I've
ecn blessed to hang around
or awhile."
i On Tuesday. Aiello won a
Gold Medal for basketball In
ihe Golden Age Games There
isnt a race-walk event this
tear which meant a day o ff
Wednesday, leaving Aiello wellrested for Thursday's table
lennl*
He was one of the first to ar
rive at the Salvation Army
['•ymnaslum around 8 a m
That gave him some time to
varm up and check out who
rls opponent would be
Sadly, there was no one his
ige to challenge Aiello
’ I was hoping to see the felow I played last year." he said
Or maybe another 80-year-old
tut no one showed "
Rill Malinowski, the tour
nament coordinator from Fleet
Reserve Association
Branch
47. asked If Aiello would care
lo play In the 75-79 age group
with the younger fellows). This
meant a tough match with last
ear's gold medal winner Car
men Rlcevuto from Lake Wales
Rlcevuto. 75. won the match.
21-9. 21-13. He went on to win
mother gold medal.
Aiello also was awarded a
able tennis gold medal • for
>elng the only 80 year-old to
ome to play. Recently, he
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NOVEMBER 21st - 23rd
Friday It Saturday 8 P.M.
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Tickets $12 Adults, Seniors & Students $10
Barbara Aalllo admlraa husband Loula'a Gold Modal.
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1—Laura Woods
Age 80
(••Anna Mae Evanek
TABLE
TENNIS),
SIN
OLES
M en’s Division
Age 55
1--Walter Crenwelge
2 -J o h n Locke
3 -W e n d e ll Newton
Age 60
1-K iplin g R. Hess
2 -R lc h ard Moreau
3 -A lfre d Palumbo
Age 65
1-B laglo Lauretta
2 -C h a rle s Martin
3 -H u b e rt Oster
Age 70
1--Frank Batte
2 -S a m Ognlbene
3-Frederlck P. Witte
Age 75
1-John H. Cameron
2--Theodore Elliott
Continued from Pag* «A
N2—Daniel ConnlfT
A ge 60
■ -W a lte r Bragg
i g e 65
■ --Norman Bottum
K -H a ro ld Reed
|)--Bert L. Huskey
I g e 70
■ --Thomas Juanlco
i g e 75
I —Donald Dessert
h -E r n le Lord
I g e 80
T -C o lin B. Sayer
W om en's Division
Age 55
jl-L in d a L. Bragg
Age 70
jl-E le a n o r Wolf
j2-Rose Cram er
i3-Sylvla Huhn
[4—Mabel L. Welland
Age 75
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;udi y i f
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four times a w eek."
"The game requires superb
hand-eye
coordination,
and
qulcknesa that I don't have."
A iello said. "My legs w e OK.
strong from race-walking but
I'm just not as quick as I would
like to be."
Aiello was watching some o f
Ihe younger players compete at
the five tables Inside the Salva
tion Army Gym when he was
approached
by
Bill
Mallctowskl. " T m privileged to
give you this Gold M edal."
M allciowskl told Aiello.
"Hope to sec some fellows
my age next year." Aiello said.
"Tell them to come. Let's play."
"M y Luigi. Tm proud of you."
Barbara A iello told her Imisband
"L o o k at those legs.
They're made o f Iron."
"From the race walking." h e '
said. "That keeps the legs
strong."
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A ge 55
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Age 55
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1Phyllis LeWallen
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2 Harrlett Boyd
Age 60
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1Ralph Voehrlnger
Age 75
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1-M arjo rie M. Morgen
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1-R uth S. Twombly
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A ge 60
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Age 70
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was with the Legion team was
Johnny Peaky, who made It to
the big leagues with the Boston
Red Sox "
Aiello,
who
Is
6-foot-2.
played first base and third
base, and had some semi-pro
experience before going off to
war In 1941.
He and Rarbara Aiello have
lived the last 13 years at The
Villages of Lady Lake. There
were 2.000 seniors there when
the Aiellos arrived. Now. there
are 16.000
One of Aiello's table-tennis
buddies in Lady Lake Is Walter
Crenwelge. 58 . a silver medal
winner In the tough 55-59
men s group at the Golden Age
Games.
‘ Louie s a fine gentleman and
a wonderful player," Crenwelge
said. "W e've had some nice
matches In Lady Lake. We have
quite a group who play three or
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earned five gold medals (the
hard way) In various events at
the senior games In Klsslmmee-St. Cloud. Three were In
basketball, one In table tennis
and the other In the race-walk.
'I d like to see them get the
race-walk back In the Golden
Age competition." said Aiello,
who has competrd In Sanford
the List 12 years *The problem
is that they haven t been able
to find certified race-walk offi
cials."
From the time he was a
youngster In Cortland. Ore.,
Aiello was Into sports. He was
one of seven children In the
Aiello family. Ills dad. John,
was a railroad laborer from It
aly.
*1 used to love to play base
ball." Aiello said 'W e had good
teams In PortLind. I played
high school ball and American
Legion One of the guys who
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Audubon—
Stadium-
Knife
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U m u m violations
•O an y Ouellette. 34. o f 1507
Bobo Unk. Casselberry. « M
■ m a te d Monday by C am elberry police.
Ouellette waa
charged with driving while Ucenae to auapended or revoked
•n d an equipment violation.
Ouellette waa arrested at the
corner o f Sterling Oak Drive
and Lake Drive.
*Shaina Lawton. 24. o f 1460
Aoh Court. Caaaelberry. was
arretted Monday by C a ssel
berry police.
Lawton was
charged with driving while li
cense to auapended or revoked
and resisting without violence.
Lawton was arrested at the
corner o f Highway 430 and
Lake Howell Road.
* Sergio Martinez. 34. o f 1013
Anderaon St.. Deltona, waa a r
rested Tuesday by Lake Mary
police.
Marlines was charged
with driving while license is
suspended or revoked, p osses
sion o f under 20 grams o f can
nabis and possession o f drug
paraphernalia.
Marlines was
arrested on Stale Road 400.
Officer pulled Martinet over
due to no tall light.
Multiple charges
Johnny Delay. 44. of 2431
Chase Ave., Sanford, waa ar
rested Monday by Sanford p o
lice. Delay waa charged with
aggravated
assault,
battery,
crim inal
mischief,
resisting
without violence and aggra
vated batlery. Delay waa ar
rested at hto residence. Report
said Delay allegedly hit a man
in the hand wtth a lamp caus
ing several cuts
Report also
staled that Delay allegedly
struck a woman several times
and threatened her wtth a
knife.
Drug charges
Kerry PanholUer. 20. o f 624
Coral Glen Loop. Altam onte
Springs, was arrested Monday
by Altamonte Springs police.
Psn hoi tier was charged with
possession o f cannabis and
possession o f drug parapher
nalia. PanholUer was arrested
at her residence. Arresting o f
ficer found the Illicit m aterials
In Psn hot tier's apartment.
Battery
Robert Carrierc. 33. o f 1124
Castlewood Terr.. Casselberry,
w as
arrested
Tuesday
by
Casselb e rry police.
Carrie re
was ch a ffe d with battery and
arrested at hto residence. Carrlere covered up victim's mouth
and noae with a bed sheet.
DUI charged
Philip Lazzaro. 47. o f 407
Sprtngwood
CL.
Longwood.
waa arrested Monday by Longwood police.
Lazzaro was
charged wtth DUI and reckless
d rivin g L a u a ro was arrested
on State Road 434.
Report
said that L a u a ro weaved In
and out o f his lane and drove
up on the sidewalk.
Incidents
A .22 Glenfleld long rifle, a
pellet rifle, a VCR. a leather
w rit!
watch,
m iscellaneous
VCR tapes, a Revelation .22 ri
fle. a Oenflcld 3030 rifle, m is
cellaneous coins and a wristwatch were stolen Monday In
the 1000 block o f Palmetto
Avenue. Total value o f prop
erty stolen came out to 8400.
A 10-Inch color television
worth 890 was stolen Monday
In the 2700 block o f Orlando
Drive.
Currency and food stamps
■rere stolen Monday as part of
an armed robbery on West
Fifth Street. The-total value of
property stolen Is 8269.
C on tin u al from Page 1A
■ f t 1A
o ff campus In the afternoon.
On Thursday morning a r<*
program has ao far raised
an organization
funding far the pro ject, he said.
82.500.
source officer brought the stu
with auch a long history. "We
C ity com misslooers said they wanted to aee a busineaa plan
dent and hto belongings tp
Gatptman said he received
are
aggressively
pursuing
our
before any more m oney to approved for th e stadium p roject.
Murphy’s office where the a 9
the
call
Wednesday
from
goats.*
Roger
said,
"but
we
Farnsworth said additional binding to required to bring the
Inch butterfly knife with a 4
school security officials.
nave to walk before w e run.*
baseball stadium u p to standards.
1/4 Inch blade waa found. The
'It was gratifying to get the
*Tbe metal structure o f the entire bu ild in g la not in good condi They have a list o f things they
student has been released to
call.* Oalptman said. ‘ Kudos to
would
like
to
see
the
group
sction.* Farnsworth aatd. 'It has to get done. It's an absolute.* In
hto parents.
s. Murphy said.
t
the child for doing the right
compitoh but getting the m es
addition, h e aatd. there Is lead paint that needs to be removed.
thing and calling this tn.*
tig wtth lh « student
The estimated coat for lead abatem ent atone to 0210,000. An sage out that the organization
Although school officials re who called In the tip. Murphyother, m ajor ticket Item is repairs to deck, seat brackets and exists la the top priority.
ceived th e tip Wednesday, a c
said the reward waa a strong
"Our
purpose
to
to
prom
ote
hand rails at an estim ated 8230.000. electrical system upgrades
cording to assistant principal
Incentive.
could reach 867,000. baaed on prelim inary estimates from an a r awareness and protection o f
Tom Murphy, the student, who
*t think it's a good program:*
plants and animals in the St.
chitectural firm.
Is in a vocational program, was
Murphy said. 'It's nice to see
Johns
River
Basin
tn
order
to
Improvements currently in place in clu de new stadium ligh tin g
self-government In action.*
the
beneficial
co
new turf. 414 stadium chairs, dttfoul drainage, new r o o f on con- sustain
A concealed weapons charm
existence o f nature and hu
cessiona stand and the office area and a picnic area.
has been Wed and is under
At one point. Farnsworth said, the city h i t discussed tearing mans.* said Janet. -With the
consideration by the State A t
1A
rapid
g
'o
w
th
o
f
our
area,
we
down the stadium, however strong pu b lic sentiment led to the
torney’s Office to determine if
need a voice o f conservation
In pleading no contest, the
decision to begin initial renovations.
there to enough evidence to
defendants neither
admitted
"The stadium haa ao much history and tradition.* h e said. "It here at a local level.*
press charges, said Darin FarThinking
globally
and
acting
nor
denied
their
guilt.
means a lot to many people here. A n yon e who haa played ball
ber. senior police officer with
locally. Roger wants to see the
In exchange for their no c o n
here haa probably ptoyrd at the stadium .*
the Altam onte Springs Police
test
pleas.
the
Sem inole
The stadium on Mellonvtlle Avenue w aa originally built tn 1026. group become more Involved In
Department. The student has
County
environ
County State Attorney's O ffice
After the facility waa condemned tn 1090. another stadium waa Seminole
been suspended for 10 days
dropped
the
street
gang
iemental
Issues
while
having
a
constructed In 1091. which could seat about 82.300. The basepending an expulsion hearing.
cruitlng charge against Savasgood time learning about the
ball park served as the training facility for the N Y Giants. Ac
Far ber said.
lano and Estep.
S h eriffs Of
cording to local sources,
tea. baseballI greah
v e s t s like Babe Ruth. Lou Oe- wildlife that grace the planet.
fice
Investigators
had
arrested
*We
aren't
going
to
save
the
hrlg and Jackie Robinson
have played there. The city
tna
Ity re
regalined
Savaxtano. Estep and Victor
possession o f the historic
hti
pork four yea rs ago after It had been world.* Roger said. 'W e want to
focus on projects close to ' Boyd. 16. on February 24.
leased out to private interests.
1997. They were accused o f
Farnsworth said a business plan w ou ld be s great help in all home, on projects that are d o
beallng a 12* year- old Fern
aspects o f m arketing the stadium. In addition, he aatd the O r able and bring pleasure to the
Park boy w ho had refused to
lando Sports Commission la willing to assist with the plan and community.*
Jotn their street gang.
Roger, an emergency room
m arketin g efforts.
Circuit Court Judge Gene
T h e stadium la a great venue for Sanford because o f the lim physician, and Janet, s certi
Stephenson
wtll
sentence
fied public accountant, are avid
ited number of playtng Reids tn the area,* he said.
Savastano and Estep at 9 a.m..
A recent professional softball tournam ent held at the stadium bird watchers. They have par
Wednesday. Nov. 19. In Sem i
brought in business to total businesses, restaurants and hotels. ticipated In bird counts for the
nole County Juvenile Court.
St. Johns River Water Man
Farnsworth said.
Boyd was sentenced last week
Other possible uses for the stadium w ould be for (he school dis agement District. Janet volun
to community control until age
trict's high school baseball tournament and a practice facility for teer at the Birds of Prey Center
19 and 100 hours o f com m u
colleges tn the Northeastern part o f th e country. Farnsworth said in Maitland and Roger has
nity service.
that Seminole Community College has also expressed interest traveled to Central Am erica
The street gang recruiting
and o f the course, the ett/s youth baseball league, wtth m ore and Africa lo bird watch.
*WeTe not keen orn ith olo
law became effective October I .
than 800 players, would play there.
1996. It is a third degree fe|.
T h is stadium has a lot of meaning to residents in the county gists.* said Janet. 'W e re aware
and we're paying attention.*
ony to try recruit a person Into
and Sanford *
a street gan g The S h eriffs O f
The Seminole Audubon S oci
ety serves Sanford. D rllary and
fice la believed to be the first
law enforcement agency In
Seminole County. The grou p s
first meeting o f the season will
Florida lo make an arrest un
der the law.
b e Sunday at 2 p m at the
Sanford branch of the Sem i
•vad FDA ass'ova* luM , treatment*
nole County Public Library
resume 1 to *0 day*
•**
faded projectors c o m p u terSystem. ISO N. Palmetto Ave. A
Doctor* *i OuaA-FmSytanan-SI Luka*
lim ed to the J0J2 and Wil
speaker
from
the
Florida
Game
C o n tia a sd from Pago 2 A
Ho**e*i » Crucaoa utad cryoturgery to
Santa Claus will arrive at
liam T ell overtures played
and Freshwater Fish C om m is
Altamonte Mall at 10 a.m. on
The film • about a battle b e
end man in a Human breattcancar
over the Planetarium's 400sion will present a program on
Saturday. Nov. 8. to officiate
S**>an* Teeftmoue *eem* to reduce »cwtween Earth forces and a race
watt surround sound system
"The
Decline
o
f
Neotropical
Mi
at the grand opening o f the
of malevolent bugs • moves at
The final Lightning Stalker
grants
and
How
Habitat
C
o
n
Kid's Playhouse, the first
New treatment to* muttipte acieioei*
a tank's pace during exposi
show w ill be presented Sat
servation to Critical *
name w gel me tame good retuHm a*
play area of Its kind al s
tion. There are questions left
urday evening on Nov. 19
currant medication win rawer tide1
Besides
the
monthly
m
eet
Central Florida mall.
open
by
the
script.
And
acting
begin n in g si 8 30 p m. In
ings. the group sponsors field
The Kid's Playhouse Is a
doesn't
even
matter
In
Starthe SCC Planetarium.
trips ana the next one Is
free play area for children to
ship
Troopers.
What * good
Adm ission to 83 for adults.
scheduled for Saturday. Nov.
enjoy while their parents
would actin g serve when the
81 for seniors and students
19 to the Merritt Island Na
lake a break from shopping.
film la loot am ong the b arrage
grades K-12. and SCC stu
tional Wildlife Refuge.
Altamonte Mall haa donated
of am azing effects.
dents, (acuity and s ta ff are
The
meeting
Sunday
la
free
Id larva you M Fare Aienue FHermecv
the 2.900-square-foot in-line
Verhoeven
considers
hto
free wtth their SCC t.C.
and open to non-members For
location for the Kid's Play
films 'popcorn movies*. It s fit
Tick ets go on sale at 8
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Having a piece o f popcorn
m itted once the show b e
SANFORD
and the family restroom s
kernel
stuck
between
you
r
gins. Advance tickets for
and mothers' nursing room.
teeth
would
be
a
bit
m
ore
groups o f 10 or more m ay be
After the grand opening
pleasant than sillin g through I ’ W sfiNtx»wrsa
obtained
by calling 328f f f lT lf lT W f . l
reiebrallon. Sants Claus will
Starship Troopers.
2360, extension I. during
move to his official holiday
the w eek prior to the Indi
location at center court. The
vidual show.
S ta g Reports
fun will also Include Mrs.
Claus. Santa's elves, puppets
WINTER PARK - Lake H ow ell
The Seminole County P o
and story telling. The first
High School Is in the midst o f
lice Athletic League IPAL)
100 children will receive a
l l v t I Ni t HTAlM.lf ‘ i T /( j i A l .11if)
celebrating
its
'Escape
to
will sponsor clinics for vol
stocking filled with goodies.
»Vl I -1 r, |'|( t ( M tljMI
Paradise*
school
spirit
week.
leyball players, coaches and
As part o f (he homecoming
adm inistrators In November.
XMAS PARTIES • WEDDINGS • BANQUETS
events, students began their
The players clinic wtll be
week with Hat Day donning
Quality
Musical Entortainmont For AM Occasions
held from 10 a.m. until 2
Seminole County resident
any creations that tickled their
p m .. Sunday. Nov.
9 at
David O. SlUllngs la the
D .J. AND KARAOKE SERVICES
fancy. On Tuesday people were
Sem inole High School. 2701
Lightning Stalker. Stillings'
seeing double In observation of
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live narration In the Semi
Twin Day. Studenta had the
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chance to dress in colorful en
Sem inole County boy or girl
Planetarium will cover 21
sem bles on
Wednesday for
aged S through IB.
years o f hto lightning pho
Tacky Tourist- Day and Thurs
The coaches and adm inis
tography, all o f which was
day for Hawaiian Day.
trators clinic wtll b e held
taken right here In Central
Today, there will be a pep
from 6 p.m. until 8 p.m.,
Florida and moat in Semi
rally during Blue and Silver
Saturday.
Nov.
8
at
a
loca
nole County. Each photd la
Day and st 7:30 p.m. the S liver'
tion to be announced. The
accompanied by the Light
Hawks football team will face
purpose Is to teach coaches
ning Stalker's
humorous,
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Lyman High School's Grey
and administrators how to
and sometimes hair-raising,
hounds. The homecoming king
start
a
volleyball
program
or
account o f what he had to go
and queen will be crowned at
expand an existing program.
through to capture auch a
h a lf time.
work o f art.
The clinics are FREE. To
The week's events will com e
w a c a n s a y VaR I
U fljV .
The hour-long show will
pre-register, call the Sem i
Croau f l s i a w . . . 8 E « r
to a close with a homecoming
conclude
with
a
sevennole County Police A th letic
dance on Saturday from 8 p.m.
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O B ITU A R IE S
THEODORE
D IR E SC H N E ID E R
Theodore Dirkachneider. 88.
Plantation
Boulevard.
died
Thursday. Nov. 6. 1007. Born
in Germany, he moved to Cen
tral Florida from New Jersey
In 1064. Mr. Dlrkschnelder
was delivery n u n in the dairy
Industry. He waa a mem ber of
the German American Club of
Casselberry.
Survtvora
Include
wife,
Claudia: daughters. Hedy Apgsr. Osteen, Mary Ann Daven
port, Aubttrndale: son. Th eo
dore Jr.. Fayetteville. Ga.; sis
ter. Mlmmy Pokorny. Califor
nia; six grandchildren; three
great-grandchildren.
Baldwin-Fairchild Oaklawn
Park C em etery and Funeral
Home. Lake Mary, in charge o f
arrangem ents.
PE TE R A. HENRIKSEN
Peter
A.
Henrtkscn.
33.
Meeting Place. Sanford, died
Wednesday.
Nov.
9.
1997.
B om July 12. 1964 in M ont
real. Quebec, he moved to
Central Florida tn 1992. Mr.
Henrtkscn was s sales re p re
sentative for Advance Retail
M erchandisers and form erly a
manager for Publtx superm ar
kets. He waa a Baptist.
Survivors include
parents,
Walter and Mary. W ekiva area
of Longwood; brother, Gordon,
Quebec.
Canada:
atoters,
Karen. Englewood. Fla.. Jill
Anderson. Orlando. Lee K. Ad
dington. Sanford.
Brtaaon Funeral Home, San
ford. In charge o f .tru f o
ments.
LAWRENCE A. LANO H ANS
Lavnence 'Larry* A. Lar.ghans, 78. died Tuesday. Oct.
28. 1997 at Brighton Nursing
Home In Langhore. Pa. He was
a winter resident o f 12 Oaks
Campground.
Sanford.
Mr.
Langhana was retired
from
U.S. Steel. Pennsylvnnto. He
was a U.S. Army veteran of
World War II. He was a Catho
lic and a volunteer organist at
a nursing home.
Survtvora Include wife. D o
rothea; sons. Larry Jr., Lang
hore. Pa.. Tom.
California,
Paul. Nebraska. Bruce. Texas:
daughter, Joanne. Nebraska;
stepdaughters.
Virginia
Gadraeu, Sanford, Rose Nottage. Levlttown. Pa.. Carolyn
Johnson. Port
O ran ge:
12
grandchildren;
14
great
grandchildren;
one
great-
I
great-grandchild. Burial
be In Trenton, N.J.
ANNIVERSARY
will
HELEN B. RISES
H elen E. RJesa. 88. Misty
M orning Place. Casselberry,
died Thursday. Nov. 8, 1997 st
Longwood Healthcare Center.
Born Nov. 23. 1909 tn R oches
ter. N.Y.. she moved to Central
Florida from Port Si. Lucie in
1982. M rs. Riess w as ■ seam
stress. She was a m em ber o f
A ltam onte Chapel. A ltam onte
Springs.
Survtvora Include son, John
L.. Casselberry, stx gran d ch il
dren;
three
great
grandchildren.
Gaines Carey Hand Funeral
Home. Longwood. in charge o f
arrangem enta.
_______V PETER A.
Funeral services for Mr. Henriksen will be Saturday. Nov. 8. al 11
a.m. ht i he Brlaacm Funeral
Chapel wtth Pastor Jeff Helms of
ficiating. There wtU be no public
viewing and following cremation
the family win lakes hto cremated
body back to Canada for place
ment.
Drtoaou Funeral Home. 3222131, to in charge of arrange
menta.
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R e lig io n .
IN BRIEF
Sharing Center, What’s In a name
Wf 8 0 M N '
House of Rafuga activities
I Umar o f HcfufCr. 1001 Celery Ave., will hiivc Prophet Rtrhnril
M Inti * an speaker far the 11 n m. nervier Sunday. Prophet Mlon* Im n gradual r of Prlnreton Theological Seminary.
A I’rnlnc Crlcliration will Im- hunted nightly from Nov. 20 to
28 wtlli Apostle .1 L. Cash. TIm- service will tie held at 7:30
P in. nightly.
On Dec. H the public is invitril to hear Or. Elizabeth Hair
ston. milltor anil minister. She Is In demand lit the U.8.. Cen
tral America, the Caribbean Islands. Africa. Smith America
and Europe. Slw will speak nt the 11 a m service and again at
7 p m.
For more Information ationt events rail Evangelist Dora
Richardson nt 321-4711.
Homecoming scheduled
ftwln Wesleyan Church. 5050 Wayside Dr., will hold its
homecoming on Sal.. Nov 8 front I to 3 mid Sun . Nov 9 at 11
a in. A gospel Jamtmrrr will take place nt I 30 p.m.
The public Is invited to ntlrnd Admission Is free for the
Jnmtwrre.
For more Information rail thr church office at 322-6332
Men's Bible Study
K w h Monday at 7:30 p.m. Sanford Christian Church la con
ducting a Mena Bdrla Study. Presently the study Is looking Into
the seven steps outlined In Promise Keepers. The study is
open to all men tot the area.
Call 322-0000 far more information. The church la located at
730 Upsala Rd. tot Sanford.
Ssve labels
e
Sanford Church o f Christ. 1500 S. Park Ave.. la working des
perately to save Cam pbell soup, V-0 labels. Prego spaghetti.
Peppcrldge Parma. Vlasic mid Swanson labels to purchase a
church van. Members are short on fends t o this alternative
------------help provide transportation for youth activities.
thoos unable to drive, running errands and visiting other
church functions.
Anyone wishing to help with this effort please send labels to
the church office at Ih t above address at the d p code 32771 or
call the church office at 3#2-7781.
Jeannette Sultry will also pick up labels from those desiring
to contribute. Please contact her at 322-9234. One million labets a re necessary so much help la needed to m ake this goal a
reality.
Herald Staff Writer
SANFORD
Christian
now In its
Uon.
Volunteers o f th e
consider their m ission to be
to "provide food and clothing
free to those that have a
genuine need. No one is
turned m y an their first
visit.*
according
to
Irene
Brawn, the Sharing Center's
director.
AJthough occasional clients
o f the center have some in
come or are assisted by the
government wtth such pro
grams aa S8. SSI. 8FDC and
Food Stam ps, the center w ill
"always* help Brat tim e clients
yet encourage those to not
depend totally on the organi
zation's
assistance.
The
Sharing Center com es Into
play by helping to an Immedi
ate crisis but not on a long
term r
to
North
County. Lake Mary.
Oviedo. Geneva
Osteen aa well aa the
Sanford area. No one to turned
away because o f the location
In which they live.
Speaking
k r i a f ------- 8
unci m o
ya a rs.
T e n minutes to all It takes
to tell the story o f how and
w hy God places the Sanford
Christian Sharing Center In
your community.* said Brawn.
*We need your prayers and flnancial support and your help
in getting the word to others *
Church spaghetti
dinner a success
Saw Campball labels
Members o f Holy Cross Episcopal Church and the public arc
reminded to save Campbell soup product labels. These may be
deposited In a container In tbs Parish House kitchen, left with
the church secretary or
to the church office at 101 8.
Magnolia Ave., Sanford. 32771.
Grace United Methodist Church
Lake Mary recently held its
Spaghetti dinner sponsored by the
men ol the church Kit Carson.
Herb Brown. Tommy Brow and Jim
al assisted with the
which was deemed a
New church algna
New church signs for Holy Crass Episcopal Church indicat
ing the tecatlsn o f the church h a st been exacted at the e n
trance to Sanford on North and South Highway 17-02 m id East
and West Highway i s . The p h M U w e o r these si<
possible b y an anonymous jpft by on e o f the Holy*Cross com
munlcanta.
»
Plano concert
Roderick Oorby. formerly the pianist at First Christian
Church, will per for m
i a solo piano recital on Sun.. Nov. 0 at 4
p.m. This will be at the First Christian Church, 1607 Sanford
Ave.
The program will include Bach's inventions. Masart's Fan
tasy and Sons to in C Minor: K475.457 and two concert etudes
by Llast. Oorby to a Junior mualc student at Rollins College
with a piano major and to an accomplished musician.
The concert to free and the public to welcome to attend.
MEN0RM0N presented
Wektva Assembly. 1675 Dtxon Rd. Unthe Mandarin Estate esubdlvtoionl. will host *ENORMO,* which to an astronomical,
humongous. enormous, mu III-acre event. There w ill be a yard
sale, bake sale, crafts, food, a children's carnival, petting 100.
pony rides, carwash, music and more,
Interim Health Care will be giving flu shota for 810 to any
one who needs immunization. The event will take place from.
10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
For more information call the church office at 774-0777.
Church activitlas
Allen Chapel AM E Church, 1203 Olive Ave., to offering free
tutoring In reading and math akilla for elementary students :
Monday. Tuesday and Thursday from 4 to 6:30 p.m., Wednes
day from 3 to 4:30 p.m. Middle school students Monday. Tues
day. Thursday from 5 to 5:30 p.m. and Wednesday from 3:30 to
4:30 p.m.
Youth chureh activities for ages 13 to IS meet the first and
4th Tuesdays o f each month at 7 p.m. Parents attendance la
required at all meetings. Youth sendees are held on the fourth
Sunday o f the month at 5 p.m.
For more Information call the church office at 322-6664.
Is your spiritual life a bit “itchy?”
SANFORD _ I recently read
an article in a church bulletin
that I received. The story was
told o f children discussing
how their clothing ansa 'Itchy.*
A little starch had been added
to give the wardrobe a crisper,
polished look yet the discom
fort outweighed the overall
look.
The pastor spoke o f how
God sometimes puts us In un
comfortable situations. WUh
much resistance, we find our
selves squirming around and
spying other ways to settle
Into our way o f life.
As the minister pointed out.
God to ‘ more Interested In our
character than our comfort.*
That's a hard lesson to learn
at limes when our circum
stances are challenged, bank
accounts dwindling, health to
Staff
Writer
SUSAN
W ENNER
threatened and situations w ell
surpass our level o f feeling at
ease.
Paul said. In
Phil. 4:11.*]
have learned that whatsoever
state I am In , therewith to be
content.’ Talk about hard
times. This
man endured
prison,
sleep
deprivation,
starvation and a host o f other
things that you and I can
barely comprehend, yet he
waa still able to praise God
and count hto blessings.
When the laundry to skyhigh. the dishes are overflow
ing, the b oss to a pain, the car
to In the shop and everyone
around you to begging for time
end attention, can you still
look on the sunny side? Are
you able to keep your cool,
say a prayer and be content In
your present state?
Most o f us would have to say
a resounding "no. I can't take
It anymore.* Much o f our days
are spent In anxiety over what
might
happen.
We
worry
about the past. We
about the feture.
The Bible tells us to ‘ seek
those things that are above*
and all that we need will be
added. God will not let us go
hungry , naked or unsheltered.
He will provide for our needs.
The body, the church, to m pplicd as a help to comfort and
care for us too.
Let ua be reminded that
'A n d we know that all things
work together for good to
them that love God. to them
who ore the called according
to hto purpose.TRomana 8:26)
Circumstances In our lives
happen for a reason and H er
sees the b ig picture.
promt:
garden. He didn't aay times
would be easy when w e serve
Him and He didn't demand.
that we be perfect. We are
called to be faithful and per--’
severe.
When our heart to Just H e!
sees beyond the im perfections!
and reminds ua about con-i
(enlm cnt. perseverance and}
hto love. He wlU never fall ua. }
“True Christmas" event set
Experience the T r u e Christmas* event with Holy Cross
Church. 760 Sun Dr.. In Lake Mary on Friday. Dec. 5 and Sat..
Dec. 6 from 5:30 to 8 p.m. aa members recreate the City o f
Bethlehem aa It was when Mary and Joseph walked through
It's streeta. The experience to completely authentic from the
time you register with the tax collector to a meal o f cam el
stew.
All for Just 62 per person. You and your children can make
crafts, play games from the period, and have the opportunity
to dress in Bethlehem attire as you walk the streeta.
A live Nativity wlU be presented at 7 and 8 p m. on Sai.. Dec.
A only. Due to construction at the church, the event will be
held at Lake Mary City Hall.
For more information call Chris Jenntoon at 333-0707.
Walk Through Bsthlshsm
You and your family can encounter the sights, sounds and
custom s o f the very first Journey back to the Bethlehem o f
2000 years ago. First Baptist Church o f Longwood presents
"Walk T h rou p i Bethlehem.* a dramatic outdoor re-creation o f
the town o f Bethlehem and the renowned events and person
alities that surrounded the birth o f Jesus Christ. This live pro
duction features a cast o f over 200. with Wise Men. shepherds,
along with live animals and guided tours o f the city.
The event will take place on FrL and SaL. Dec. 5 and 6 from
6 to 8 p.m. and Sun.. Dec. 7 from 2 to 8 p.m. and again FrL.
Dec. 12 from 6 to 8 p-m. and Sat. Dee. 13 and Sun.. Dec. 11
from 2 to 8 p.m.
Admission to free. The church to located at 891 state Road
434 In Longwood (1 block west o f Hwy. 17082. 4 miles east o f
1-4. north o f Orlando.
For more Information call the church office at 339-3817.
Great turn-out for
church craft tala
top toft:
U p sala
Community Church r e c e iv e d
■ tre a t crowd fo r Ha s r a ft
solo.
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a tten d in g
brow sed through booths o f
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jo y ed o m eel In the fe llo w
ship had o f the ch u rch .
Ph oto bottom right: G ra c e
O’Brton was on e o f the c ra ftsrs represented. Her p la s
tic canvas ersatlons w ere a
b ig hit. The church now hon
o now minister, Lloyd Atom•h a .
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New 'wonder peanut’ beats olive oil
A new "wonder peanut* b ein g
harvested far the Aral time In
the United States this month
b e a u olive oil In health ben e
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Coronary heart disease to the
leading cause o f death far
women over 40. Yet M I BOS
University o f Florida nutrition
Sister resists taking
sides with brother
AMVtCI
About throe weeks age, my
youngest eon, Billy, said he miaosd
nla eoustne and wanted to go to
Aunt M a n ’s mobile home to visit
them. I called my brother and asked
how he felt about Billy'a request.
Jim said he would prefer that I not
continue my friendship with Mary
and the children. He said that we
would be disloyal to him if we con
tinue to aee his estranged wife and
their children.
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VAN BUREN
I've been with my boyfriend
for live years. W e’ve talked
about getting married far the
last three years, but something
always seem s to get In the way
o f our m aking real plans, and
going ahead with I t First he
said he wanted to finish his
Master’s D r p e e before he look
on any more responsibility. He
got the degree In June o f IBM .
When I started pushing him to
move forward with our mar
riage plans, he decided he
needed to get hto house fixed
up before w e get married so
w ell have a nice place to live.
It seems to me he’s making a
career out o f fixing up his
house. Really. II waa OK before
he even started Axing it up and
now It seems like the list o f
projects doesn't end and that’s
what he wants to do.
A few daya later, Billy saw his
cousins in school, and they begged
him to visit them. I then called
M an and she. too, invited us over.
We had * very pleasant evening
together.
The next morning. Jim arrived
at my niece and said, *1 see that you
chose Mary over me. I’m having a
birthday party neat weekend, and
you and your kids are not Invited
Furthermore, you can never come to
my house again*
I replied. "OK. Ill be loyal to you!
I wont aw Mary agatn."
Jim said. "It’s tea law. You’ve
made year rt»etsr " Then he stormed
out
-
I discussed my brother's attitude
with our parents Dad said. "You
should be loval to your brother *
l l n s w s a u l • ! # ' - . I w i i . t fs a s s lis o s M "
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I think it’s about Jim’s insertin'
"Them w h at w ill h appesT ”
The fo r t a a e -le lle r replied.
T h e n you’ll get (seed la it.*
Thanh yen. A aoaym ous
Reeder, for sending this to as*. I
think i f a a hoot.
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BALK
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It. D o you have any ideas on
how 1 can make him see that
we could be great together If
he’ll Just get out o f hto awn way
and give us a chance.
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really doesn't want to grl a a rted and wtU ga from one ex
cuse to the next to avoid I t
Let's take a long look at what
you're thinking. Why tn the
world would you keep pursuing
a man w ho has told you In the
most Important way possible,
through hto behavior, that he
doesn’t want to m arry you.
W hat’s tn It far you? If he c o n
tinues to play the game he's
playing now. you’ll continue to
hope or pretend that after "one
more thing* he’ll decide to
m arry you. What la the statute
o f lim itations on your w a itin g forever?
Now let's say he condescends
to m arry you after a while.
W here docs that leave you?
You’re entering the marriage in
the underdog position and It
will be your job to be sure eve
rything works out well for him.
W here will you get your e m o
tional needs m et?
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Abby, maybe I shouldn't have
m to my estranged sister-in-law’s
me. but I don't think I was being
Don’t enter into marriage
in an underdog position
It's coming
IN TH IS SUNDAY'S PAPER
Finally, almost without fall,
when a person feels aa though
he or she has been pressured
into a marriage, either through
pregnancy or for other re a
sons. they will eventually leave.
At the em otional level, they
continue to feel they were put
into the marriage against thetr
w ill.
Do yourself a favor-give him
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Seminole loses war
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Tribe dominates game, but not the scoreboard
to Dotand 20-17, 30T) at
Howail (2-6, last w—k k
Rutherford, 46-7), 7:30 p.m.
hosting their Homecoming t a M p l
Last week. Lake Howell gat trounced by the
number one team in Ctaaa BA after Ruther
ford made a 10-hour drive and had to spend
the night after heavy rams canceled the
originally scheduled starting time.
This week. Lake Howell takes on one of the
best 1-4 teams anywhere m Lyman. The
Greyhounds have lost three overtime games
already this season including a heartbreaker
against Deland two weeks ago. Lyman played
the district champion Bultdogi to a 9-3 tie In
regulation without all-around star Tank
McCall before losing in the third overtime.
Lyman has been out of the race for several
weeks but can really throw a wrench into
Lake Howell's chances of returning to the
playoffs with an upset.
Lake lloweQ features tough quarterback
Jesse Hannon and a strong tandem of run
ning backs. Kawfka Mitchell was out of the
lineup recently but is expected to play to
night aa the Silver Hawks need to win to keep
hopes alive.
A wtn over Lyman coupled with a Lake
Brantley u;
back into
thick of the district race but
they have to do their part tonight.
Large
field set
for Fall
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V;
Uk* Brantley (3-5, last weak lost
to Watt Orange, 20-12) at Oviedo
(5-3, last week lost to Seminole,
38-12). 7:30 p.m.
Part of the recent strugges have been due to
injuries. Pullback Ryan Pagan missed the
last two games and quarterback Brian
Criswell is out for the season after suffering
an ankle injury against the Silver Hawks.
Lake Brantley cornea into this game with
one leas day to prepare since rains forced a
postponement until Saturday last weekend
for the West Orange game.
Oviedo has also managed to stay alive after
a slow start. By beating Lake Howell earlier
in the season. Oviedo moved Into the second
slot m the district race, but got trounced by
Seminole last week.
la Seminole that good or are the Lions that
shaky? In tonight's game. Oviedo will have to
come up with that answer. Both teams have
•pent the season finding ways to wtn when
needed, but with Lake Brantley starting a
quarterback • Regan Russell • and powibly
without Pagan, the game Is right there for
Oviedo to take and spoil the Patriots' and Sti
ver Hawks* title hopes.
Deland (8-1,.last wMk beatPIne
Ridge, 28-14) at Lake Mary (0-7,
last week’s game cancelled by
weather), 7:30 p.m.
At least the Rams won't go 0-10. Last
week's game against Jacksonville White was
postponed due to the weather, so the Rams
will play only a nine-game schedule.
Although the Rama' season has been a se
vere disappointment, tonight's game could be
wlnnable. Deland has already clinched the
district title and home field for the first
round of the state playoffs, so for the Bull
dogs. tonight's game is meaningless. Not so
for Lake Mary which has a load of talent that
has underachieved all season.
Last week's Homecoming game was called
off so tonight will be as dose as It gets to a
Homecoming for the Rams.
It's the same story every week for Lake
Mary. Quarterback Cory Cooper has been
Impressive and conservative all year. Tim
Spivey la the county’s moat dangerous re
ceiver and Robbie Randall la always a threat
to go the distance.
On defense. Justin Wright and Cam Carter
have been solid, but the rest of the unit has
been getting torched. If Deland chooses to
try some new options to rest its key players
for the playoffs, look for the Rams to pull off
an upset.
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w o rm SPRINGS . W inter Springs will be at
home, while Lake Mary and CM eao wUl both be on
(h e road when the Girls' Volleyball Regional
Tournaments are contested tonight.
The Bears 00-101. under coach Kim Vach
defeated Cardinal Newman 0 4 -4 ) I S - I I . 1S-10 in
W est’ Palm Beach on Tuesday. T h e first-year
S.Y.F.A. celebrates Homecoming
SANFORD _ The Sanford Youth
Football Association celebrated Ka
1997 Homecoming Day at Thom as
e. Whigham Stadium last Satur
day in g a n d fashion, winning four
o f five lam es.
The Junior Pee Wee's took the
field first and started the o ff with a
bang by winning 18-0 In a m ini
game because Cocoa Beach d id
not have enough players (10) to
play a foil game.
Lavarlo Carey, filling in at w ide
receiver, cau £ it a 20-yard pass
from Mike M cKliulc and ran an-
gama as they were m isinform ed
about their district standings and
did not quality for the playoffs.
The MUcy-Mites were next and
they scored a b ig 35-0 victory over
the Tigers.
Anthony Anderson.
Rodney Grant. Dca Johnson and
Kcvtn Elliott ail took part in the
The Pee Wec’a then cruised to a
91-12 triumph. Kendrick Knight
had several long touchdown runs,
while Chris CaeUllo and Jordan
Vaughn aleo scored far Sanford.
The Junior Midgets then dou
bled the score an C ocoa Beach s e
ts . Julius Griffcn sealed the wtn
for the Notes with a 45-yard
touchdown nut in the closing
minutes o f the game.
The tone loss suffered by San
ford was the Midgets, who foil 22
0. Marquis Jones took a hard hit
in the game and payed a visit to
the hospital. He was treated and
rcleaeed with a deep bruise to hia
Special events set for
local FA S C A R tracks
BfTHLO
There were no tricks or
treats at Orlando Speed Wo rid last Fri
day night...only rain.
Tonight there will be a School Bua
Figure fi Race, as well as the regular
program o f Late Models. Limited Late
Moaela, Modified*. Sportsmen. Mini
Stocks. Bombers. Run-A-Boute and 4Cylinder Bombers...a foil race p ro
gram.
Oatea open at 0 p.m. with racing be
ginning at 0 p.m.
NEW SMYRNA SPEEDWAY
SAMSULA _ The rescheduled CocaCola Limited Late model 100 Lappcr.
plus a Sportsman Special and a
Demolition Derby will be n e t Saturday
night at New Smyrna Speedway.
Also on the slate la the regular card
Mlnl-Stocka and Run-A-Bouta.
Winners o f the regular classes last
Saturday night were David Rogers In
the TM Ranch i l l In the Late Models;
Osteen's Bobby Scars, the 1997 poin t*
champion, in the Limited Late Models;
Wray Shatter In the Modified*; rookie
Chad Pierce collected hia first wtn In
Sportsman;
14-ycar-old
Richard
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Mlnl-Stocka; and Mike Wilson In the
Run-A-Bouts. Also run waa a Motorcy
cle Demolition Derby.
Oates open at 0 p.m. with racing ac
tion getting started at 7 p.m.
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Football
The play w as called back on a penalty and
Sem inole followed with another penalty to move
out o f the red rone.
A fter the field goal. Sem inole, the Tribe de
fense started to terror ire Mainland quarterback
Ike Hall. Defensive standouts Nate W illiam s and
Marcus Durr beat up on Hall forcing another
punt.
This time. Sem inole capital tied Knight took
th e bulk o f the carries, m oving It to the Main
land B In five plays and Goldsmith hit Raines
for a touchdown paaa. It was Sem inole 10.
Mainland 0 and It could have been worse.
But that's when the 'Notes started to crumble.
M ainland returned the kick 90 yards for a
touchdown and It eras a gam e again. Mainland
burned Sem inole an several kickoffs aa the
Notes special teams was one o f few dark spots.
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down field
but
Again.
Seminole
couldn't capitalise aa Arm strong missed a long
field goal attempt as time ran out In the half.
That’s when the tide started to turn. Midway
through the third. Mainland capitalised on yet
another Sem inole penalty and scored on a 19yard touchdown run to put the Bucs in the lead.
Sem inole fought back. Knight scored from the
one to cap o ff a 10-play drive to put the ‘Notes
back up. 17-14. Knight waa originally gang
tackled at the four, he Just forgot lo go down.
Now the Mainland offense started finding it-
Preps
return for the finals, and
a spot in next week's State
Tournam ent In Lakeland at
G eorge Jenkins High School.
Lake Mary, which bounced
Edgewatcr In three gam es 15I I . 8-15. 15-13. w ill travel to
East Lake High School In
Tarpon S p r ln p for the C lass
0A-North Region I Tournament.
The Rams (28-3) will open
the tourney with a 5 p.m.
m atch against NlcevtUe. H ost
self u the Notes began wearing down. Early in
the fourth quarter. Mainland scored from the 10
to go back up by the winning margin o f 21-17.
Still. Seminole had plenty o f chances. Pacing
a fourth-and-nine deep In Mainland territory.
Goldsmith fired Incomplete as the drive stalled.
It didn't have to get to that as Knight ran It in
from 2S yards but the play was called back for
yet another Sem inole penalty.
Seminole got the ball back at Its own 22 a few
minutes later and started to eat up yartiagi but
coach Jim W orthington called an Ootdsmlth to
g o deep and the pans waa picked off. Even after
that. Sem inole gat one m ore chance with 48
seconds to go when Mainland frimbted at Its
own 40.
Two plays later. Goldsmith Bred another In
terception and that ended It.
For Worthington, he eras happy with hla
team's effort but he was still disturbed b y som e
calls that were made.
*We score to go ahead and It gets called
back.* he said. ’ W e're disappoin ted but our kids
played hard far 48 minutes and w e Just couldn't
get a fair shake.*
Linebacker T.J. Martin waa all over the field
and said the season Isn't over yet.
*We gave It our all.* he said. *We don't feel
that bad. W e're suit going to win It all.*
Next week means nothing except blood for the
Semlnolcs as they travel to Lake Mary next Fri
day night.
East Lake wilt then take on
Palm Bay at 0:30 p m. before
the winners
meet
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cham pionship match at 0 p.m.
Oviedo (21-0) will also b e
m aking a long trip aa the No. 8
state ranked Lions w ill play
their Class OA-North Region I I
Tournament at Cohimhta High
School In Lake City.
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THURSDAY
September 4, 1997
50 C e n t s
Public input injected
into county’s plan
B y M A R IA OREM
Herald Staff Writer
The people spoke and the
county listened.
The results o f a four month
effort seeking community input
for Seminole County's C o m
prehensive. Plan were
pre
sented in a meeting Wednesday
at the County Sendees Build
ing.
The Comprehensive Plan ad
dresses growth and develop
ment tn the county and the
necessary public services and
natural resources required lo
TODAY
support these changes.
Since the county adopted
IBBI Comprehensive Plan, the
population has increased from
301.BS4 to 344,780. The plan
is designed to provide infra
structure requirement* for the
next 20 years. The county's
plan was initially adopted in
1877.
S e t C ou aty. Pago 3A
Crotalty stays put
The Rev. George Croaaley can't get out o f
jail. That waa Circuit Court Judge Seym our
Beneon'a answer to a request made In court
W ednesday by Crooatey’a 70-year-old wife.
Agnes.
She pleaded with the judge to accept his
passport. and allow Croafiry to leave the John
E. Polk Correctional Facility. Croaaley had
disobeyed court orders by obtaining the pass
port this summer, and possibly making plans
to take a three-month trip to Mexico
this
month.
Croaaley. SO. had been free on 080,000
md while awaiting trial. He is charged with
tjrtn^ to
a hit man to kill the ex-husband
o hire
hi
mer lover. Croaaley said he was entrapped.
If convicted, the former Christian broad
caster, faces eight to 14 years in prison.
Croaaley. in leg shackles and handcuffs, waa
in court but did not testify on Wednesday.
Schools may
get infusion i
of state funds!
Catch of the day
That's a lot of pasta
A recent brief In the Sattford Herald an
nounced the upcoming Seminole High School
Rand spaghetti dinner on Friday. Sept. 12.
The dinner will be prior lo the Sem inole
versus Pine Ridge football game. Seminole
band members. Lakevlew Middle and Sanford
Middle and S liS Rand Parent Aaaoc. are sell
ing tickets In advance for the dinner at 84 per
person. There will be tickets available at the
door but these are limited to 100 dinners, not
I.OOO. as rsportsd in the earlier brief. The
Herald regrets the error and volunteers to
come down and help cook spaghetti If there is
a rush at the doorl.
Cabla aarvlcs changt
Time Warner Cable plans lo take over te le
communications systems that arc presently
serving IB.000 subscribers in Lake Mary. Al
tamonte Springs and parts of unincorporated
Seminole County.
The acquisitions, announced Wednesday,
are part o f a larger swap o f systems between
the nation's two largest cable companies af
fecting 2 million customers nationwide.
There have been numerous complaints from
customers in the Lake Mary-Altomonte area
about limited channel selections from TCI.
which offered SB channels. Time Warner will
offer 81 beginning next Monday.
A TCI official said the customer com plaints
had nothing to do with the swap, which was a
larger deal made countrywide.
Auto thtft suspect
Investigators from the Sheriffs Office Auto
Theft Unit are looking for the suspect who
stole seven vehicles in a five month span from
San Undo Park near Altamonte Springs.
The suspect is 17 year old Steven M aurice
Jordan o f Apopka. The Seminole County Slate
attorney's Office has filed seven charges of
grand theft auto against Jordan who la a c
cused o f stealing six cars and one truck from
San Undo Park near Altamonte Springs B e
tween Dec. 2. 1666 anu May IQ. 1897.
Jordan has a criminal record in Orange
county. In May. IBB7. he waa arrested for
grand theft auto. The day after he was r e
leased from custody on the auto theft charge,
he com m itted an armed robbery. The Sem i
nole County Stats Attorney's Office says it will
prosecute Jordan as an adult once he is a r
rested on the seven grand theft auto charges.
Orand theft auto is a third degree felony. It
carries a maximum penalty or five years in
prison.
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W eath er
W t o t w h s * 4 MoComel Towing 8 Recovery, th#
Sanford Fko and Rescue Wednesday reetsd m a
rather unusual catch from t ie Lake Monroe wsierfront. A |sl Mack Toyota MR2, leans* put* number
K8B11, waa hoisted tom th* lake wM* a crowd
stopped the* vehicles to watch. According to Ofc.
Tom Skfoa, t » Sanford Polos hara learned Bad lha
owner ot foe car reported > stolen wtfo toe Alfomonfo
Springs Poles Department The oar was broken down
at die Altamonte MaS. and, when tm owner returned.
dr* car was 90ns. Th* owner has been nodSed.
_____________________________
Seminole County Public Schools may be
additional
( t o n a lBI0.2
------- million under
'
posed budget increase.
Calling
i it an
1 "Investment In higher student
achievement.* Florida Commissioner o f Educa
tion Prank T. Brogan called for a BOSS m illion
increase in public education funding for the
1BBQ-BB school year. The commissioner of
education, who is required by state law lo
submit a budget for (he following school year
each September, outlined hi* budget request
before the Governor’s Commission an Educa
tion. emphasising efforts lo increase student
achievement, provide professional develop
ment and framing for teachers and principals,
and the need for safe and disciplined class-'
rooms.
Announcing hi* proposal In Tallahassee,
Brogan waa flanked by representatives o f edu
cational organisations endorsing his budget
raquast. Including Dr. Wayne Blanton, execu
tive director o f the Florida Scbaai Board* A *
■oeiation. Dr- Tom Weightman. easeufrvs d a te for o f th* Florida T seor iatiou j f ~
School Superintendents and Dr.
ford, executive director o f the Florida
Ron o f School Administrators.
u.
Characterising It as an "ambitious but realis
tic" budget request. Brogsn emphasised that R
represents an investment In a public
system * that la
*
n by hi
high academ ic standards
coun (ability for results. The
noted recent enactment o f legislation inersaslng academic standards for Ihigh school
SA
Public can speak out about Lake Mary budget
B y SHAJU BKODIB
Herald Staff Writer
The first public hearing on Ihr
city o f Lake Mary fiscal year 1088
proposed mlllage rate and budget
wtU be tonight at the Lake Mary
City Hall.
The total general government ex
penditure. recommended by c ity
Manager John Litton and his staff
Is 87.033,874 with 82.066.863 do
ing to law enforcement.
If the budget la approved, the
police department will be able to
purchase a 812.600 speed moni
toring trailer. The frailer will be
utilised in various locations around
the city to tell drivers how fast they
are going and to gather other re
lated data such as traffic counts, lo
be used aa a part o f traffic safety
atudlea.
The city manager Is recom
mending that the mlllage rate re
main the tam e as it has for the
past live years, which mean* there
will be no Increase In the tax rate
levied on city residents unless a
homeowner's property is assessed
at a higher value by the county
property appraiser.
If apThe proposed tbudget.
_
proved. wtU go Into effect on Oct. I.
1667.
In other business, the city man
ager will recommend to the city
commission that they approve re
imbursement to Seminole Com m u
nity College for landscaping Im
provements performed
on
city
right-of-ways on Weldon Boulevard.
off o f U.8 . Highway 17-62.
The college has installed auto
mated Irrigation for the entire
length o f the boulevard, signage
and landscaping. President E. AnS
McGee has requested the city’s a s
sistance in removing "unsuitable
soil tn the islands." replacing It
with good topsoil and 8 t. Augustine
•od.
The total coat o f the project la
86.064.84.
8m Budget, P a g* 3 A
New group to form,
a d d re ss zoning
n eed s downtown
B y M A R IA O REM
Herald S taff Writer
The City o f Sanford Planning and
Zwnlny Commission I* forming a
group to study roiling needs In the
downtown area.
The group was organized In re
sponse to concerns from downtown
merchants and at the request o f
the city commission. City officials
and representatives from Sanford
Main Street, the Downtown Mercluuits Association, the Sanford
Historic Trust,
and the Historic
Preservation Board will develop a
customised zoning plan for the
downtown commercial area, ac
cording to Jay Marder. director o f
planning and zoning.
Marder,. who will announce the
project at today’s zoning com m is
sion meeting at 7 p.m. at City
Hall, said the effort would p rob a
bly take from three to six months
and would likely result tn a spe
cialised zoning plan for the co m
mercial district
that
may be
adopted aa a planned development.
Marder said some concerns ad
dressed existing soiling and per
mitted uaee by right and whether
those uses should be changed. The
group o f community lepresentaUvea and government
officials
would define what those needs are,
he said.
The firat meeting la scheduled for
Sept. I I .
*
Also on tonight's agenda, the
planning and ton in g com m ission
will hold a public hearing to con
sider a request by Habitat for Hu
manity for a dimensional variance
for property located at the south
east corner o f Americana Boule
vard and U.8. Highway 17-62. Ce
leste Industries
at 124 Com - '
mcrce W av la also requesting a di
mensional variance.
Inc.
For more Information, Call 330
8000.
U B S C H I B E T O . T H E S A N I U H U H L l l A L U i O H I H E B E S T L O C A i. . N E W S C O V E R A G E . C a l l
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Good going, Barney Flaherty
Oner upon a time people
bought Hit'll ilryvsp.i|h is Mom
"newsboy*
The Ural ‘ newshny in the I b
Is trelieved tir be 111 y- .u eld
llarnry
Flaherty
ulm
mi
syvered .1 tl.i-slllid ad lh.it up
pe.ued In ttie Vi’ii* Vink v*iiU nil
Sept 4. in : I t
Iti tliirnrv s Ikiiimi Sept I is
Nryvspapri C.irilei D.n
Wmildnt voit like tntiiiv Vi*iii
Nun/mif ff.'-of.t Itnm a newsbnv
In a Hull up and him kns '
Bali Hal. Mitzi
ll shMiild he Ititli wmilli i
that liu m h esia Mll/I Marlene
de Cli.u nry ynil ' .r r1ill sel 1led
mi bring |usl M in i Osyiuir,
singing il.im ing and .u ling bet
aw.iv Into the hearts nl Ainel
li a
('■ay nm was tann mi Sept I
l«M I in Chicago
Met best known movie tote
was In .South Fuei/it
At lib (iavtioi eiinnnues to
euleil.iin doing suillincr slm k
and nlghli luh peiloimaiu es
Newsman Paul Harvey, limn
Luls.1 Okla )s 7!l Imt.iv gullet
M«r«IU Pheio by Miranda Ha*rkln*
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.inti Horn it'ffn N 'fti ot the Health Occupations class
t! . is- M.vv -ugh School .lemonsti.ite t<c*w a blood pleasure is taken
poor to biotvl donation it ,ou want to donato you must weigh at least
’ • pounds and you should oat botoio coming to the Min'd motnie
Blood drive on tap
t ,ikr M,ir\ I limit Si
wilt 11**1*1 .i htiHHl iliivr **ti 1im’m I.h
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Special to the Herald
Tungsten-iron shot approved
for 1997-98 hunting season
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h.ivr some jHitentt.il f i l e d oil
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poisoning
In 1991
lead
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was
(diased out lor use In waleilowl
hunting; heeanse It was found
to tie toxti to ducks and gersr
lh.it Ingest It while let-ding At
ili.it time, steel stmt lieeame
the only legal load lor water
low) hunting
The U S Fish and Wildlife
Service Is the principal Federal
agency responsible for cun
serving. protecting. and rn
hunting fish and wildlife and
their habitats
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LOCAL FORECAST
Today Skies wi I he partly to
mostly ckmdy with a 30 per
i en| i ham e ot showers and
thunderstorms Highs in the
ujijii i
hits Lows tonight In
the low to mid-TOs Hairs
day
Atternoon
showers
High- m the 90s Lows in Ru
ms Friday S< altered limndcisioim s Highs in the upjut 80s. lows m the uppertills Saturday I’aMly cloudy
Highs in the upper-80s Lows
m Dm mld-tiOs Sunday Iso
lated thunderslorms
STATISTICS
Thr Inal) temperature 111
Saidord Wednesday was 91
decrees and tile overnight
tow was 72 as reported by
thr I'nlverslty ol Florida Ag
ra idiur.d Krsearth and Edui.ill.ui Center. Celery Ave
nue
Kerorded raintall lot the
period ending at 10 a m .
t Imrssday
totaled
102
lilt Ill'S
•Sunrise
7 Oti a m
•Sunset
7 13 p 111
FLORIDA TEMPS
MIAMI • Floiliis 24 lioiir tern|Mrratiirrs mid rainfall at H n m
nxlny
Lo
Rain
City
HI
lk»
Ap.iLii likulrt
HO 64
65
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HO
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01 74
Ki
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MLuili
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13
TIDES
THURSDAY:
TABLE:
SOLUNAR
mm .
6 45 a m., tnaj. 12 55 pin..
min . 7 05 a-III-. maj -- p in
TIDES:
Daytons
Beach:
high 9 35 a in.. 9 47 p in .
low 3 22 a.m . 3 39 p in New
Smyrna Beacht high. 9:40
a m . 9 52 i.m. low 3:27
am.
3 44
p in,.
Cocoa
Beach: high 9:55 p III , low:
10 07 p.m . low: 3 42 u.m.
3:59 pin.
EXTENDED OUTLOOK
TODAY
Tstrms 71 88
SATURDAY
T .lr m . 68 86
FRIDAY
Tstrms 69 89
SUNDAY
T .tr m . 70 87
S iu iliir d H e r a ld
Tti.jtsday StoplaniDu' 4 1997
Vol 90. No 10
kDrcJTu*tcJ«y through f rm*/
j-d Sunday by Th# Sanlord Htr«ltJ
iru 300 W lf#nch
‘iantnrd,
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har.uclti.at Moitiy* Paid at
Salford fionda and additional
n.aiiing offict*
Pr.%iniafciar Sand iddftii thangta
to Tm( SAtHONU HERALD PO
Saefotd IL l?ri2-16tr
BEACH CONDITIONS
Daytona Beach A New
Smyrna Beacht Seas arc 5 to
7 feel with a moderate chop.
Water temperature at Day
tona Is 84 degrees and at
New Syinrna. 85 degrees.
Winds from the northeast at
15-20 in.p.h.
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In (he Florida Lottery:
Fantasy S (Sept. 3)
6 -1 2 -1 6 -I8 -2 0
L o tto (Aug. 30]
Play 4
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RUSS
WHITE
Tom Watson, from Kansas
Ctlv. Mo . Is 4H Actress Ju
dith Ivey, (rum FI Push, lev.,
is -tli, Australian
swimmer
Dawn Fraser Is HO timid days
to them all
Popcorn, peanuts
lltcrc s going to be some lun
In Marlon Ohio and Skippers
Va Hie Murton Popcorn Fcsll
veil Is underway as Is the (lre.it
Peanut Tour ol Skippers
Mote
titan
350.000
are
headed to the Marlon Popcorn
Festival. Sorry, tint hrtes a
popcorn |oke
What's pop
coni? 'My old Ilian's (okes."
answered a young Ihiv
tire tirrat I’r.uuit Tour ol
Colling
night
Captain
M id
Did you know that the Cop
him A lltln lt/ h l television show
had Its piemlerr on Sept I.
1954? It starred Richard Wetrb
as Captain Midnight, a World
War I Hying ace who hall led
crime as part ol a Sc< irl
Sijiiiidion
Welib was Joined by Sid Mel
ton as IchatHMl |lkkv) and Olsn
Soule as Tut. .in eirrn lili si i
rnllst
C a p la ln Midnight w a s oiigt
nally on radio, sp o n s o re d by
Ovalllrte
In rttosl clllrs, ll was shown
as a serial
La La Lan d
OK, everyone All AImmiiI the
Srinscl Umltrd. now hoarding
lor FI l*ueblo dr Nuestra
Senora Ll Mrtna tie los Allge
Irs tie Pollluncida liMlay Is
Mltxl O a y n o r
the anniversary ol Lis Angeles
founded try decree on Srpl t
I7HI Tommy Laiorda came
later
Global agreem ent could
force up gas prices
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Special to Ih r Herald
Today
Skippers will ntlract I.SOO hlk
era who peddle and then watch
fieanuts grow and sample 40 m
more (lennut gtsidlrs. There's
also a marshmallow roast
Swell lilra
TAI.LAIIAS.HKi: As 31 mil
lion Americans tm»k to Hie
highway for Labor Day. a
global climate agrrrmrnt tie
vrloped by thr I'lillril Nations
t cmIII price lulure weekend
getaways out ol truth lor many
Aineritun fmitiltes arcordlng
to the Florltla Coalition lor Yrhlrle Choice
Aceordtog to numerous n o itotnic analyses, global climate
policies under considerutlon by
thr ll N mu Id drive Ihr prti r
ol U S gasoline up as mot It as
60 rents per gallon To put this
In perspective, even a 50 t ent
Increase would r<|ual a whop
ping 866 billion Increase in
wlint Americans pay for gas
For Individual consumers, a
50-cent Increase would in
crease gas prices 40 prrreiit
on average to 81 HO j«*r gallon
Even the Wtilie House, width is
advocating
the
agreement
concedes that a 25-rent in
crease Is possible
'Floridians and all Ameri
cans would take a major hit to
the wallet tf this reckless ti N
agreement Is signed.* sold Fred
Martin. Florida CVC Stale Co
ordinator. ’ Nest yrar. Labor
Day travelers across thr nation
could be forced to shell out
8)75 million more to take then
families away Tor Ihe week
end." *
'Hut that's Just the tip of the
Iceberg: a 50-cent gas htkr
would cost our state 83 G lul
lion • that means every It
censed driver In Florida would
face a 8334 Jump In the cost of
driving.* Annually. IL S. cars
and light trucks are driven
more than 2 trillion miles, get
ting an average of 17 miles per
gallon. On an individual basis,
every licensed driver In Amer
ica could face a 838) Increase
M the cost of driving.
The U. N, global climate
agreement Is being negotiated
to address fears that Increas
ing levels of greenhouse gas
emissions In our atmosphere
may be causing global warm
ing. The only way to atop the
build up of these gases, as
suming they cause
global
warming, Is to cut back
sharply on the burning ol losstl
lurls such as run!, oil. and
gasoline
The chief ll S negotiator re
cently testified before Congress
(bat Ihe long-term goal to sintiilire U. S greenhouse em is
sions would require a 70 per
cent cutback in U. S energy
use, and the While House St l
nice Advisor recently said "a
carbon charge would make
sense." (A carbon rltarge Is a
tax on fossil furLs based on
carbon conient I Any signifi
cant reduction In energy use
would require eitlirr raising
energy prices to discourage
use. or rationing energy (like
gasollnel ns In the late 1970 s
Fuller approach would (uicr
unwelcome changes In our
American lifestyle
As presently conceived, the
ll N treaty would create real
economic pain for American
consumers, hut of the 166 na
tions In Htr world community.
132 would be exempt from the
U N. agreement. These Include
developing nations such as
China.
India,
and
Mexico
which generate WlUle than half
of the world's greenhouse gus
emissions.
Th is proposal would slick It
to American motorists while
giving most of thr world a her
rldr. We must direct
our
elected officials to (Iru) with
global climate Issues on a
global basis. As ll shunts now.
this agreement
means AllAmerican pain for no-glohal
gain.' concluded Martin
* According to AAA. 30 7
million Americans drove at
least 100 miles from home over
1997 Labor Day week-end The
national vehicle
occupancy
rate for recreational travel is
2.1 persons, according to the
U S. Department of Transpor
tation. Thus, nearly 15 million
private vehicles were on our
roads during the holiday. A s
suming Hie AAA estimate of an
average Labor Day round-I rip
as 200 miles, and with cars
and light trucks currently aver
aging about
17 miles-pergallon, a 50 cent Jump In gas
prices would have meant that
American families on Labor
Day vacations collectively were
forced to pay 8175 million
more -- or stay home.
Donation can provide
sim ple tax deduction
8 p «c U i to th s H erald
ORLANDO - Many people
Just don’t know what to do
with their unwanted cars,
boats, RVs or other vehicles.
Ttie National Kidney Founda
tion (NKFJ of Florida’s Kid mi;
Cars P r o g r a m offers vehicle
owners a simple, hassle-free
solution from which they and
others can benefit. Through
this unlaue program, owners
can filially gel rid of unwanted
vehicles that have been clut
tering their driveways or ga
rages. At the same time, they
will aid In the treatment of
those suffering from kidney
disease.
While selling or disposing of
a vehicle can be a tiasstc due
to the time and costs Involved,
donating a vehicle Is simple.
Just
call
1-800 4H8 CARS
(22771. and a Kidney Curs
representative will send u do
nation packet, which Includes
lllle and odometer disclosure
statements. Once the paper
work Is completed and re
turned, the NKF will arrange
for a free pick-up, and donors
may be eligible for u tax de
ductlun based on the fair
market value of the vehicle.
Donors must consult Iheir Jl
nmtrial a r t v ls e is fo r details
pedtnent t o their men situa
tions, Vehicles donated arc
sold nl auction or salvaged for
parts.
In Florida alone, nearly
12.000 people arc on dialysis
and more than 1.000 arc
awaiting
lifesaving
organ
transplants. In addition, the
program helps clean up the
environment
and
beautify
neighborhoods.
Call 1-BOO 4B8 CARS to do
nate your vehicle -- your dona
tion Is a gift of life. For more
Information about Ihe Na
tional Kidney Foundation of
Florida call 1-800-027-9659.
• To quality for a 1997 de
duction. the vehicle must be
donated by Dec. 31. 1997.
HwiM PiHHo tty llkindj Hawtina
Michael Otoro a student al Midway Llcmeni.iiy School was chosen as
one of Nestle s 'Very Dust in Youth' fur his outstanding achievements in
the classroom in the community and in his personal l.tu
M id w a y stu d en t nam ed
‘V e ry B e s t in Y o u th ’
By
bob
oorr
Special to Ihe Hrialtl________
Nrsllr and Reading I-Fundamental anniuinrtl this
week lliat a Sanfrud sludrnt.
Michael Otero nl Mldw.is
Elementary
Schin.l,
lias
been chosen as one ol Ihr
Neslle’s Very Rest In Youth
Otero, one of 30 student
winners, wa selected from a
pool of 400 dualists from all
over the rnuntrv for tils out
standing academic arhlt-vr
mm l, ellUenshlp and cum
muntiy service.
Otero and tils grandpa r
n ils will tie Ihr guest ol
Nestle on October 24 26 at
Disney World for awards
ceremonies recognizing his
contribution to Ids school
tils family anti Ills commit
nlty. The fatuity will stay al
the Disney Insiiittir where
Michael wll have thr oppor
(unity to experience one ol
the Institute's I’erson Eti
rirhment
programs.
'1)1
Dcrlav for Youth."
Crlll Head, u (curlier al
Midway, gathered sugges
Rons for possible entrains
Iasi year Irom lellow tear h
rrs Thr tear tirra narrowed
the Midway entry j h h >| down
to H) students who mrl ihr
criteria for thr Nrslle s con
trsl Ttie entrants nrrdeil to
hr goiHl all around kids and
have a ) 1fr slvlr which was
dlllrrrnt from normal slu
drnts In lhat thry had to
have overcome some pci
xon.il adversity In then
lives Head Itirn Interviewed
each student and wrote the
rernmmendstlons
which
wen- submitted to Nrsllr
Michael was chosen Ikcause tie lived with Ills
grandparents Hr Is a mem
tier of Ihe till’ Club til Mid
way which, as tie says,
‘ helps jieop] slop doing
drugs ' Michael has also pul
up banners at Midway which
emphasize Rial (lie school
Is drug free. He works In Ric
TV production studio al
school and Is an A/H slu
deni wlio still finds (line to
work on food drives hi Ihr
community and do <bores
for seniors In the neighbor
hood. Otero has Ills future
already planned
as a
fighler pilot li, the Atr Force.
Briefs---------------------Continued from Page 1A
Host families needed
American Intercultural student Exchange is currently ac
cepting applications from families across tl-e US who arr In
terested Hi hosting it foreign exihangc .Undent for the up
coming school year. Fanilllrt. may choose to host a student for
a full year, or a semester. These high school students, nil
proficient In the English Language, will arrive in the United
States this fall, and attend local high schools, while living as
members of their American families. All AISE students have
completed a lengthy screening and Interview process with
representatives In their home countries, and come highly
recommended by school principals, counselors and teachers.
Host families provide students with a bed. nienls and a lov
ing family atmosphere. AJSK provides students and their host
families with counseling and support throughout the ex
change experience, and all students hnve medical insurance
and spending money for the duration of their stay.
Each year, thousands of families across the United States
host AISE exchange students. AISE currently works with high
school students from over 50 countries world wide AtSF, Is a
nation wide, nonprofit organ,zatIon dedicated to (tie belief
that foreign student exchange Is n vital step toward peace
among all nations.
For further liifoiiuatlou on hosting an AISE student In your
home, please call I-800-SIRUNO or visit the AISE web site at
http://www.slbllng.org.
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m llvilirs In .Hrinlnolr Connly
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planners would hr nvullahtr hi
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EDITORIAL
A rose by any
other nam e
is an airport
The Sanford Airport Authority and
city commissioners arc once again
considering the Impact of what's In
a name. Both boards have dis
cussed the possibility of renaming
the Orlando Sanford Airport, n re
sponse to strained relations with
the
Greater Orlando Airport
Authority, whose members bristled
when the word “Orlando" was given
top billing in the moniker.
Sanford Commissioner Whltey
Eckstein told us commissioners
weren't even informed of the name
choice when it was made, but
would definitely be involved if a
name change is forthcoming.
Kay Shoemaker, a member of the
Sanford Authority, said he felt the
name change might help relations
wilh the GOAA. So did Sanford
Mayor Larry Dale.
Changing the name is a good
idea.
We understand the reasoning for
the original choice; a marketing
ploy playing off the proximity of
Sanford to Orlando, a well known
I tourist destination that adds in• stant recognition when encoun
tered anywhere in the world. But
the confusion it may have caused,
and the slap in the face to Sanford
outweighs the benefit of that In
stant recognition from Ithaca to Is
tanbul. Talk has centered on Just
flip-flopping the order in which
Orlando and Sanford are listed, to
Sanford Orlando Airport.
We’d like to add our two cents
and suggest a second option to
consider: Sanford Central Florida
Airport. Sanford is situated halfway
between Orlando and Daytona
Beach, a perfect bullseye for tour
ists coming to Central Florida.
There are pros and cons to both
names, which officials will have to
weigh. Sanford Central Florida Is a
name more expansive than Orlando
and less confusing. It allows travel
ers to know they are landing in a
city called Sanford, located In Cen
tral Florida. But many foreign visi
tors may be geographically chal
lenged and not understand that
Orlando is In Central Florida. San
ford Orlando Airport tells tourists
they are landing In Sanford, near
Orlando. But tourists may still be
confused that they are landing In
Orlando because it remains in the
name.
Whatever the choice, we com
mend the Sanford Airport Authority
for recognizing that the name
adopted a couple of years ago may
not have been the best one.
Changing it is in the best Interest
of all.
Berry’s World
The culture of police brutality
On Aug. 9. In the bAthroom o f the 70lh
precinct In Brooklyn, n police officer Allegedly
Jammed the handle or n toilet plunger Into the
rectum or n prisoner - Abner Loulnui. n
Haitian immigrant - rupturing Ids bladder,
tearing his colon and piercing his Intestines.
The cop, according to Lou linn, said (he
purpose o f (he procedure was to tench ‘ niggers
to respect police ofTlccrs.*
Since Loulma had already been brutally
beaten •• with a police radio, umong oilier
things - on the way to the station house, he
felt that point had already been sufficiently
mode. But there was more. The handle o f the
plunger was then forcibly pushed into his
mouth,
breaking
several
teeth.
Loulma
remembers the cop anylng. ‘ This Is Giuliani
time, not David Dinkins time.*
David Dinkins, the first black mayor o f New
York, was known to tie concerned ii Ikh ii
excessive force by police. Ills successor.
Rudolph Giuliani, believes
In aggressive
proactive policing, and Indeed the crime rnte
has gone down under his regime. In som e
neighborhoods, however, there nre accusations
that certain police bellcvr that under the
Giuliani administration they can use whatever
force they prefer to get and subdue the bail
guys.
I s in c e Loulma
had already been
brutelly beaten,
he felt that point
hid already been
- sufficiently
m a d e .}
E.R. Shipp, a columnist for the New York
Dally News and a Pulitzer Prize winner for
commentary, was not surprised to hear o f the
reported com parison between Dtnktna and
Giuliani. T know black people.* she wrote,
•who
have
heard
such
remarks.*
The
Impllrntlon, she adds. Ur that *wtth the defeat
o f the city's first black mayor, the cops have
been unleashed ... and Giuliani, the crime
buster, wtll back them all the way *
According to the New York Civil Liberties
Union, a police officer told a taxi driver during
an altercation. *There is no black mayor
anymore. You'd better watch out.*
r
In Flatbuah. the home o f the 70th precinct, a
block woman who refused to give her name
told the New York Post, T h e cope do whatever
they can get away with. He Is not the first to
get beat up In this precinct.*
Giuliani indignantly denies that his Intensive
drive against crime has gtven police the Idea
that
they
have
special
privilege*
In
administering force.
But Zachary Carter.
United States Attorney for the Eastern District,
has reacted with interest to Die charge that the
cop sodomizing Loulma had said confidently.
T h is Is Olullanl time.*
• - •
Carter, who haa begun an investigation aa to
whether police brutality extends well beyond
the 70th precinct, said that the alleged
comment by the cop* Is a concern that is
worthy o f investigation.'
The Untied Stales
Attorney la also Intrigued by the apparent
expectation o f the alleged perpetrator and
some o f his colleagues that ‘ they could get
away with It* while their supervisors looked the
other way.
The police commissioner. Howard Saflr,
claims that what happened at the 70th
precinct ts an isolated Incident. He also says
that the sodomizing o f Mr. Loulma *was not a
case o f police brutality. It was a criminal net.*
JACK
ANDERSON
* Tbs new
Perform ance
Based Incentives
program la
riddled wilh
loopholes and
presents aa
invitation for
■buie. J
DO E fails to live
up to its promise
ELLEN GOODMAN
The world was stalking Diana
BOSTON--U couldn't have been scripted
more horribly. Not even by Hollywood. A
Mercedes racing a Princess and her lover
through the darkened streets o f Paris. A gaggle
o f photographers on motorcycles pursuing
their prey like International hounds after the
last British fox.
A thunderous crash against one tunnel wall
and then another. And ftnaily. the unforgivable
flash o f a camera as the 38-year-old woman
lay dying.
Diana Spencer, so shy a Dt that she would
only take nonspeaking parts In her school
play*, came Into the public eye at 19. And
what a public
eye It was.
Insatiable.
International. Adoring. Critical. Longing for
fantasy. Devouring celebrity.
A billion people attended her wedding to
Charles In St. Paul's Cathedral, watching her
walk down the aisle from their television
perches across the world, smiling as she
garbled Prince Charles' name. Now a billion
will surely witness her funeral In Westminster
Abbey on Saturday.
But In between these covers was a photo
album o f such vast proportions that she won
the uncoveted title o f Most Photographed
Woman In the World. Starring In the fairy tnle
and the aoap opera, married or divorced. In
pain or In love. Die 'people's princess* becam e
public property, a mulllmllllon-dollar Industry.
Her every gow n and every cause were turned-■
In the way we do things now--lnto another
commodity for the curiosity shop.
Now In the aftermath o f this tragic crashending to a Ufa story, Diana's death has
becom e an anti-media media event. ‘ Happy
now?" a truck driver yells at reporters in
London. *1 always believe that the press would
kill her In the end,* says her brother from
Cape Town. Not even news that the driver was
drinking turned the finger o f blainc.
The word “paparazzi* has become an epithet
for a parasitic species o f photographer and a
synonym for assassin. On television, even
reporters and anchors carefully distance
themselves--us and them--from the aggressive
earners-wielding
free
agents
who
sell
telephoto-lens Invasions o f privacy. They
divide 'our* mainstream publications from
'those' tabloid papers.
But o f course it Isn't as clear a line as that.
Not anymore. Not between the Sun. the Mirror
and the rest, not between the handful o f
publishers and the millions o f buyers.
In the week before her death, People
m agazine's 43rd cover photo o f Diana in 17
years had blared *A Guy For Dt." The current
Issue o f The New Yorker boasts a piece on
*Why Prince Charles loves Camilla.*
^ Finally, Ihe
unforgivable
flu b of ■
camera u the
36-year-old
woman lay
dying. )
In Die day after her death, as radio and
cable hosts begged the audience to 'stay with
us for more news o f this tragedy,* It seemed
that Ihe celebrity life bad merely morphed Into
the celebrity death.
*00 Minutes* turned over Its hour to coverage
ns weighty as dead air. As anchors dew to
London, and tabloids rushed to new editions,
Ihe line between mourning and exploiting was
crossed more often than Ihe Atlantic,
The sorry truth brought to us again In this
death Is that the cult o f celebrity Is not the
fringe but the staple o f media life, the main
course for viewers and readers. Movie stars,
sports figures, royally, even murderers are all
collapsed Into that amorphous category o f Ihe
famous. They all become merchandise for the
consumer mall.
As a British historian. David Starkey, said
without a trace o f Irony. ’ She's up there In the
heavens somewhere with James Dean. Marilyn
Monroe,
and Princess Orace
and Jack
Kennedy. She's all those rolled Into one. She's
Ihe hlggeat thing since Evlta.*
We
know
about
Diana's
*love-hate
relationship* with Ihe press. The princess who
put her hand over Ihe lends at times also used
the media to sell her side o f (he story. Site also
tried and often succeeded In using her name
brand to sell good works. She wrestled for
control o f her life, her Image, her privacy. But
her life was the pnpnraul paycheck and our
g°M *p.
^
it was the world, not Just the Sun or the
Mirror, that stalked her every move. It was not
Just the "ferocious* British press, as Diana
fairly described it. but our voracious appetite.
How many forgot that Diana was real until she
bled?
In the end the saddest picture o f all this
week was o f two motherless sons, William and
Harry, sitting on eilher side o f their somber
father, no one touching the other, heading for
the church service. This picture o f Diana's
sons was shot, o f course, through the window
of a moving car.
WABIIINOTON--A bold attempt to reform
the w$y contracts arc Issued at the
Department o f Energy has apparently been
short-circuited
by
Die
contractors
themselves.
; U A L U IW
Earlier this month m A m Um i I Um .j m m
that ensured when the DOE tried its hand al
'fixed-price* contracting This new policy
was supposed (o be ihe wave o f Ihe future,
aa contractors were only to be paid If Ihe
Job was done correctly and on Dine. Bui the
policy hit a snag In Idaho, where Ihe clean
up o f contaminated nuclear waste pH has
cost the government at least 656 m illionwithout a single shovel o f dlrl being moved.
The clean-up was originally slatciT lo cost
S I 79 million, bul the contractor* now
believe the cost could be as high aa 8600
million before the work Is complete--If it
ever Is.
We have now learned that yet another
contracting ‘ Innovation* at Ihe DOE has
failed to live up to Its lofty promise. The
new Performance Based Incentives program
Is riddled with loopholes and presents an
Invitation for abuse.
The PBI system was devised with good
Intentions, sifter DOB officials grew llred of
contractors w ho constantly overcharged the
government. Government audits have found
that contractors often submit expenses that
aren't legitimate. Deadlines routinely go
unmet, and costs often soar fur above
original projections. Yet the government
keeps paying the bills.
PBI* were supposed to change that by
offering
Incentive
bonuses
for
work
completed on time or ahead o f schedule,
while docking contractors who fell behind
or failed to complete their work.
Great Idea, except the DOE allowed Ihe
contractors themselves to write (he rule-and therefore decide for themselves what
kind o f bonuses they deserved.
Our associate
Kathryn Wallace
haa
reviewed on interns] DOE report examining
a pilot program at the DOE'S Hanford Site
In southeastern Washington state. There, 34
projects were being conducted using the PB I
method and 814 million
In Incentive
bonuses were on the table. In a gross
understatement, the report's authors found
that the contractor; WesUnghouse Hanford
Co., did not 'alw ays make the best use o f
incentive dollars.*
According to the report. WesUnghouse
received
8325.000
for
Installing
a
ventilation fan, when the project only cost
the company 834.768. The company also
was paid 8410.870 for projects that weren't
finished by the company's self-imposed
deadlines. WesUnghouse officials were also
happy to accept a 8100,000 bonus for
Ins tailing a software program that was
already up and running i efore the Incentive
deal was cut.
According to the report, WesUnghouse
officials sat up several ‘ easily achieved*
objectives that 'represented little challenge
to the contractor* b u t carried a steep price
tag for taxpayers.
The report's authors also found that
8910,870 waa Improperly paid to the
company, and that 8950.000 was due to the
government for penalties and incomplete
work. In all, the report alleges
(hat
WesUnghouse owes the government at least
83 million in misplaced incentives.
One might think that the top brass at the
DOB would bei outraged
i
by these abuses and
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eager to puntah the miacreanta. Not quite,
Energy Departipent omciala acknowledge
that mlatakea were made, and aay they're
reviewing other PBI projeela to make aure
the pattern doesn't continue. But they aland
by the program nonetheless, and say that
the new process has saved the government
nearly M
m illio n -o r twice
twl
the amount
that'a been questioned by auditors.
The DOE plana to reclaim 8410,870 from
Westinghouse, but It has not done so yet.
A former Inspector general at the DOE, J.
R, Pine, gave ua a simple explanation for
w hy the new-wave PDIs may be bad
business: *A contractor worth his salt
doesn't need Incentives,* he told
ua.
“(Contractors) set the bar knowing full well
they can go under.*
Similar com plaints can be heard from
-Sv
Capitol Hill, where the chairman o f the
House Commerce Committee, Rep. Tom
BUley. R-Va.. wants to know why PBIa were
established “without any specific written
Idea or procedures.* He has written
tiers to E n e rft Secretary Prederlco Pena
left
requesting copies o f all DOE m aterials
related to the program.
All the n ew contracting procedures In the
world won't make a bit o f difference, Pine
aays, unless the department itself gets more
Involved In overseeing Its contractors. “The
real problem at DOE," he soya, “la that the
contractors run the show and have for
years. PBIa are Just another way o f stealing
money foster and more legally.*
Westinghouse officials did not return our
calls for comment. The company la no
longer working on the projects mentioned in
the report.
’
poll
America’s Supermarket*
Hentoff
There's a difference?
In eaplarlng the culture o f police brulnlity in
New York. Eachary Carter might look Into the
mayor's repeated declaration that when there
ore brutality com plaints against the police even terminal excessive force •• he gives the
initial benefit of the doubt to the cop. All o f ua.
theoretically, have the prenumpllon o f
Innocence. But to assure officially armed men
and women that they have
an
added
assumption o f guiltlessness is dangerous,
especially
to
civilians
In
certain
neighborhoods. (Eighty percent o f New York
com plaints against the police are Died by non
whites.)
Btlll, what happened to Abner Loulma wouM
not have bo startled Giuliani and the police
commissioner If they had paid attention a year
ago to a 73-page Am nesty International report
on police brutality In New York. It detailed
police assaults on auapecta. death In custody
and unjustified shootings by officers.
At the time. Oluhnnl and his police
report. Saflr la
commissioner scoffed al I hr
now taking another look at It.
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Sytvta A. Burleson, 04, Lormann C lic k , Longwood. died
Sept. 3, 1907. B om In Neboaedl,
Csccalovakia.
she
moved to Central Florida In
1980. Burleson was a home
maker and a member o f First
Presbyterian Church o f Lake
Mary.
Survivor* include husband.
William; sons. Oary
R. and
Robert E., both o f Sanford;
daughters, Catherine Bowles,
Missoula, Montana, Patricia
Dailey, Apopka: brother. Diet*
mar Ullman, Frankfurt, Ger
many; sisters. Anna Eckelt.
Frankfurt. Marla Sabbarese,
Altamonte Springs; five grand
children.
Arrangements by BaldwinFairchild Funeral Home. A lta
monte Springs.
WILLIAM 9. HUGHES
- WllUam F. Hughes, « 3 , East
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Survivors include wife, Elsie;
daughter.
Barbara
Oruccto,
Norwood. NJ.; three grand
children;
two
great
grandchildren.
Lots Robinson. Marlines, Joyce
Barone. Sanford, Mary Stockpole. Longwood. Nancy Weaver.
Sanford. Dorothy Wilson, DelIons; sons, Jam es Roberson,
Clark Hill. SC, Jimmy Usry.
Sanford; 33 grandchildren; 39
great-grandchildren; 9 great,
great -grandchildren.
Arrangements by BaldwinFairchild Oaklawn
Park Cemetary and Funeral Horae.
Arrangements try Qramkow
Funeral Home, Sanford.
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C A L U E M. SIM O N S
Cable M. Simons. 94. Mi
mosa Terrace, Sanford, died on
Sept. 2. 1997. Bom In Augusta.
Oa.. stir moved to Central
Florida In 1954. Simons was a
sptnnrr In the textile Industry
and wus a member of First
P ru la ro ila l Church In Lungwood.
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Survivors IncluibTdiuitlUrra,
Otiella l*oss, Martine*/ r<ia- -
in ia n x a . w t l u a m t.
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Hughes, 03. of Sanford, who dint
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died
Sept. 2. 1907 at Columbia
Medical Center. Sanford. B om
on Oct. 7, 1904 In London,
England, he moved to Central
Florida In 1970. Hughes waa
Catholic.
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have an International meeting on Sept. 0> There will be a din*
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AlxhElmtr't Support
Presently, the Alahetmer's support group in Sanford has
When Sally Tyrrell was 5years-old something hsppened
to her that eventually would
shape her life.
Tyrrell and her mother were
In an automobile accident.
'Prom that day on. I was fas
cinated with what firefighters
and paramedics do,** she said.
When Tyrrell was 13. she had
to be ru
by ambulance to
a hospital when an autom obile
ran into her when she waa on
horseback.
"The car was totaled, the
horse was killed and I knew I
would som e day be a ft/efilte r.** Tyrrell said. 'T h o se
guy* were so oaring, so kind
and dedicated to helping oth
ers.**
After bringing up two ch il
dren
and
teaching
handi
capped youngsters. Tyrrell Is u
Seminole County em ergency
medical technician, who is
taking paramedic classes four
days a week at Sem inole
Community College.
She works out at Station 18
on Wcklva Springs Road in
Longwood. She also serves on
the county's newly-formed J e t
Skl rescue team.
Last Sunday.
Bally Tyrrell
assisted a 10-year-old boy who
had a boating accident on Ihe
St. Johns River.
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knew someday
be doing
a.** Tyrrell said Wednesday
er returning to Station
15
It was worth the wait, exactly
what she wanted in her life.
Trtm and physically At. Tyrrell
hardly seems old enough to
have a 21-year-old daughter
and 10-year-old son.
Her education as an EMT
came quickly and emotionally.
T h e first call I went on three
years ago was a fire. A bad fire.
A woman and her two children
were killed. My first fire. P in t
fstalltles. A gruesome experi
ence.**
Recently. Tyrrell waa on a
call after an Apopka m otorcy
cle officer was struck and
killed.
She also went to a home
where a man had hung himself.
T h e r e are situations when
we can’t help anyone, but there ■
~
are times when wc can and do [
make a difference,’’ she said.
A man called In the middle o f
the night for help and was
taken to a hospital. Me didn’t
want to go but Tyrrell Insisted.
Turned out the man had a
M W m f
heart attack, and would not
W
*
have survived unless he rei
i
cefved cars.
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'H e came back to the station 1 9 3
one day with cookies.** Tyrrell
’
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•aid. " T h is happens a lot.
People are appreciative. And
we get kids who want to see
^
the station, rra usually the one
moat excited to show them eve- ■
rythlng. Having taught for as
long as I did, I miss the kids.”
■
Her duty on JetSkl has Tyr- ■
rell excited ail the more about
her job. She grew u p In Florida,
went to Winter Park High and
I H T tc N p TpnM
has spent m any hours on the
o th ers weren't.
. ................... ...... .
"The tact Is we
Savvy Mechanic Wins Loyalty From Customers
DEAR AD B Y: I have been a
widow fur 10 yean I've a Iway* kept
my rar in r a il repair. While I wait
fur my rar to la- arrvtcrd, I usually
■it in the shop's waiting room. MagniiitM are provided for walling cuaturners, but all Ihe magatinea are
alwul fUHing. hunting, mechanic*,
racing, etc. In other words, the magatinea are meant for mala cus
tomer*. Women who bring in their
car* are totally Ignored.
I have nrws for the** auto thopa:
I have spent several hundred dol
lar* with them, and I am only one of
thousands o f women who lake
responsibility for auto maintenance.
• Jtw m lty, bswsvee. I had a plsaaant surprise when I took my rar m
for servuv. The new manager greet
ed me politely and invited me to
hove a cup o f coffee. When I sat
down with my coffee, 1 was sur
prised again — displayed on the
table were a number of magaiine*
women love to read.
A Idly, that manager recugnitea
that women matter, and you can
bet I'll patronife hia shop again
because they obviously appreciate
the business of women
PLEASANTLY SURPRISED
IN KNOXVILLE
ADVICE
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ABIGAIL
VAN buren
It'a wonderful what cigarette
money ran do rather than go up in
•moke.
M ARILYN J O a n tO N lC .
COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA
DEAR M A R IL Y N ) W hal a ter
r i f i c Id e s . I t 's a p le a s u r e to
k n ow tk a t e o m e tk ia g so poolliv e can co m e fro m c lg a r o tto
year-old grandson. A year later
when another haby was added to
our family, I pul a similar amount
into • savings bond for him. 1
repeated this for No. 3.
As o f July this yea'rt t h e * fa W
total of $10,000 In the laving* pot
for my grandajNfclran, aqd the
added bonus of a healthier body for
DEAR P LE A S A N T LY SU R
P R IS E D ) T h e n ew m anager Is
obviously a amort businessman.
W om en o f the w o rld , c lip this
le t t e r an d n rs s e n t it to y o u r
m ech an ic. I f hs (o r sh e) Is na
enterprising and service-orient
ed as the m anager o f ih e bus!nesa w here the render took her
car. y s u ll soon be taken s e ri
ously in auto shops.
DEAR ABBY: 1 quit smoking 11
years ago, and put my cigarette
money into a savings bond for my 1-
r « « t rwtnsoe. and aiso me
s ot r ir r or to t e,
IS, CASA N M
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BANFORD _ The City o f B a n ted
Recreation and Parka Department,
aa part at the Inner City Oamea,
win aponaor a free baaehall clinic
ihla Saturday. September 0th at
the lllatortc Sanford Memorial S ta
dium.
The d m ic will be put on by the
Seminole
Community ' College
baeeball team under head coach
w o n d e rfu l p e rs o n a lity a n d a fin e brain .
Y ou w o u ld h a v e th o u g h t th e m en at th e
K in g d o m o f S a n fo rd (a n d aom e at th e la d lea:
d on t w o rry , th ia w ill a ll m a k e eenae in a
m in u te ) w o u ld b e b e a tin g d o w n (h e door,
lo o k in g to c o u r t th e fa ir m aid en , b e g g in g Tor
h e r a tte n tio n , t e n d in g n ig h tly m eaaagca o f
th e ir d a ily a d v e n tu re a on th e battleflcTda.
A laa. t h e a its b y th e telep h o n e e v e ry n igh t,
w a ttin g m d la tre a t, w o n d e rin g w h en
aom aona w ill c a ll o n h e r s o th at she can
la v is h a tte n tio n o n them .
In stea d , s h e Just aita an d watts...
This will alao be the area's Oral
opportunity to aea acverai n em bera at Iba S a n te d Post 59 team
that recently won the American Le# o n World Bence.
Semlnoie High School graduates
Chris Louwama. PhlUip Kubanka
and Brad Jenkins, along with
Oviedo's Troy BoutweU. arc fresh
men at BCC this fall.
Everyone to toettod to attend the
event that w ill take place on the
beautifully
renovated
(tinkerStenatrom n e k ! at Historic S e a
t e d Memorial Stadium, but only
players (both boys and mrle) ages
7-16 can toko pari In the clinic.
There will be plenty at covered
s e e
In P a n ta a y la n d . th a t's th e p ro b lem IBy e a r -o ld S e m in o le H igh S ch o o l sen io r
.
C o u rtn e y LeflTew e n d u re s e v e ry n ig h t at (h e
sp o rts c a v e at th e Sanford Herald.
C ou rt, a a w e c a ll her. w a s h ired d u rin g the
su m m er to a n s w e r tele p h o n e s a n d d o sm all
w rite u p s o n e a c h ga m e p la yed b y the seven
s c h o o ls m th e c o u n tv . A ll th ro u g h A u gu st.
C o u rt a n d th e rest o f th e sp orta s ta ff w en t
a ro u n d a n d m e t w ith th e c o u n ty c o a ch es
a n d It lo o k s lik e e v e ry o n e fro m th e S em in o le
fo o tb a ll tea m to th e sm a llest o f the so -ca lled
m in o r sp o rta w ill b e co vered tills fall and
th ro u g h o u t th e a c a d e m ic yea r.
W e V e sen t letters, m ade p h on e calls, been
to sp o rta fa irs a n d n o w it's lim e to see
resu lts.
It's Urns to rm tera te a p o in t I m a d e in a
eoN H aA aarttor U u e bu m m er. w « n eed to
h a v e c o a c h e s , n q t o n l y fro m th e h igh
sc h o o ls , b u t a la o {from y o u th soccer,
b a s eb a ll, s o ftb a ll, P o p W a rn e r a n d oth er
o rg a n is a tio n s to c a ll ua to le t ua k n o w w lia l'a
up.
W a a la o w a n t a d u lt a th letic tea m s, s u ch aa
lo c a l aoftbaU a n d c lu b team s. E ven the
In d ia n T r a ils b a w lin g le a g u e s lo c a ll u s w ith
resu lts.
L e t's fa c e ft. th e re to p ro b a b ly n o b igger
th rill fa r a p a re n t th a n to see th eir c h ild re n 's
p ic tu re In a n ew sp a p er. W e w a n t to b e th ere
fa r y o u .
S o h e re 's th e d e a l.,
I f y o u c a ll, w h e th e r It b e fo r a little leagu e
g a m e, h ig h s c h o o l g o m e o r a d u lt s o ftb a ll
gam e, w h a te v e r, w e ll com e on o u t a n d m ak e
s u re w e g iv e y o u th e m oat p u b lic ity w e can.
N ow , th e re a re n o prom ises. I f a little
le a g u e team c a lls a n d giv e s resu lts th en we
co m e o n o u t a n d g e t p ictu res, o b v io u s ly w e
c a n 't ru n e very o n e.
B u t w e Y e m a k in g a n effort. W e w a n t to be
S e m in o le C o u n ty 's n e w sp a p er an d th e beat
w a y to a c h ie v e th a t g o a l to to h a ve the
s u p p o rt o f e v e ry o n e fro m S a n fo rd to W in te r
S p rin g s , fr o m lo n g w o o d to H ea th row .
B e in g a c o m m u n ity n ew sp a p er, d ed ica ted
to c o v e rin g th e e n tire c o u n ty a n d n o t o n e
la rg e m etro p o lis, w e c a n g iv e a tten tio n to the
p e o p le th a t d o n 't n o rm a lly c a p tu re the
h ead lin es.
W e c o n com e on o u t a n d co ver h igh sch ool
s w im m in g a n d c ro s s c o u n try m eets.
W e c a n g e t re s u lts o f th e lo ca l little leagu e
aoftbaU tea m th a t to 0 -1 0 on th e sea son ou t
h a s k id s th a t aw eat th e s a m e a s th e team
th a t g o e s 10-0.
T h e y a re o s m u ch a th le te s aa an yon e.
B u t th e o n ly W a y w e c o n g e t y o u r re s u lts
a n d k id s in th e p a p er to to five u s a call.
T h a fa w h e re C o u rt c o m e t b e c k in to play.
E v e ry n ig h t, t h e sla ves a w a y in th e sp orts
c a v e fro m I • 10:30 p .m . w a itin g fo r th e
p h o n e to rin g . S h e to th ere to tak e y o u r
in fo rm a tio n a n d m a k e s u re it g e ts in to the
p a p e r th e n e x t d ay.
A fe w w o rd s o n C ou rt.
S h e d o e s n ’t bite.
S h e g lg ^ e e a lo t e n d to v e r y frien d ly i f you
g e t to b l o w h er.
8 h e w a n ts to h e a Journalist a fter sh e gets
o u t o f h ig h s c h o o l a n d lo v e s to w rite, s o d on 't
w o r r y a b o u t n o t g e ttin g y o u r k id s' n a m es In
the p ap er.
A ll s h e n eed s to a call.
L o s t n ig h t th e P rin cess o f C o u rtn q y sat In
h e r p la c e a n d th e p h o n e sta rted to rin g. H er
d re a m s fin a lly s ta rte d to c o m e tru e. C h eck
o u t th e re s u lts o n th is p age.
. Par the rest of you coaches, the ball's in
your Court
'
Jock Pamelas (above) wtf bring hie squad to Hbtorte Sonlord Memorial Stedtom this Saturday to pul on aboeebal
cknlo ao port of too Inner O y Games. Among tooe putting
on too c M c ere expected to be Seminole H 0 t School
graduate Brad Jenkins (right) who helped pSch Sanford
R a m s sw im p ast La k e H ow s!!
LAKE MARY . The Lake Mary High School swim
teams opened the season In Impressive fashion
W ednesday e e both squads came up with big wine
over Lake Howell.
T h e b o y a dunked the Stiver Hawke 119-07. while the
Rama p n s did even better, thumping Lake Howell
190-01.
LONOWOOO _ Lyman and
Lake Howell were the b ig
winners an Wednesday aa
the Seminole Athletic C on
ference Bowling
the eras
opened their regular season
at Longwood Lanes.
In (he girls’ matches. Ly
man
recorded
the ' most
points, taking down Sem i
nole 17-1. In other girls'
match-ups.
Lake
Howell
topped Winter Springs 131/241/2
and Lake
Brantley
tripped Oviedo 111/2-01/2.
Lake Mary had the bye.
In (he boys' matches. Lake
Howell alao won 17-1, whip
ping Winter Springs, while
Oviedo clubbed Lake Bran
tley IB-3 and Lyman doubled
up Seminole 12-6. Lake Mary
had the bye.
T h e coaches are losing
their hair, bu l the players
are having fu n ,' said Lake
Brantley girla coach John
lannoltl. whose learn has
won four straight conference
titles, ' l l was a very , enjoy
able match for me because
• fo r the Bret meet o f the year we did an excellent
tab.* said Lake Mary head coach Pred Tyler.
^Especially considering the training problems we hsd
o f not having our pool available.
*AI1 three rttaya looked rcapcctlble and Kendel
Johnson. Katie Quinn and Jackie Bcltel all looked
good In Utelr Indlvdual events. The boys also had
some solid performances and the young kids looked
good. We have a lot of depth thia year on both teams
and we are looking for big things.*
The teams will now be Idle until September 14th
when they travel to Port Orange to take on the Spruce
Creek Hawks starting at 4:30 p.m.
I M i VM U i. 2:39 SI.
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Mann. 2:33 40. 9. taut? Rranfan. 3 99 41.
■0 VMS . I. J. Tartar. :27.3S 3 Sarah Richardson. 37.71. 3
Kaly Krman. 39 33
O M a g . 3. Kalhmna A iM p r. SO. 10 pouts
ta e Oet l w O r . I. Xau» OuUn. t oo SI; 3. RMannon Po»*u.
1:10.10: 4. Tout Tsrr, 1:38.33
ISO Vi m . I .T . Johnson. 94 38. 2. Sarah Mrhardaon. 1:01.01:
3. U iK stM . 1:03.12.
90S VMS _ I. B u m 9:49-39: 3 Connor. 8 33 Oft: 4. IIrooks
Vestal, 8:43.70.
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Favo rites
w in S A C
o p en ers
Last Wednesday, the teams
met at Indian Hills Bowling
Center for the annual Bob
Sprague Tournament
that
sets the averages for the
conference scaeon.
The tournament Is named
after the Lake Mary bow ling
coach who last his life in s
boating accident 10 years
ago.
The top three In the girls'
tournament were Jill Ramey
from Lyman (532 average.
220 high game).
Jessica
Davidson from Lake Mary
(550 average, 162 high gam e)
and Linda Marines from by
man (520 average. IBS high
gam e).
The top three In the boys'
tournament were Eric John
son from Oviedo (558 over
age. 222 high game), Joey
Curovlc from Lake Howell
(500 average. 219 high g u n s )
SANFORD _ T h e Sem inole
and Oviedo high school boys’
volleyball teams both looked
Impressive os the pro-season
favorites won their Sem inole
Athletic
Conference
openers
Wednesday nlghL
Haying their ftret gom e at g U I
Fleming Memorial Gymnasium,
the Fighting Semlnoles bounced
beck handsomely from a sea
son-opening toss at University
to dump w in ter Springe IB-1,
10-15. 15-7.
v
Led by Tour serving points
each from David Fritts, R ob
U l t B g o o n d S h o t s A fte r o n e w eek en d ,
s ta tis tic a lly , F lo rid a 's o ffe n s e to lo o k in g u p a t
V a n d e rb ilt a n d K en tu ck y. H a ve th ere been
LO R IH L fc iL S I C O Y L R A G L U I
SHUHI
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I 24.95.
.. M O B s t o r . I. Boast K*»ty. Mann. Outnn. 4:13.41: 3 VmMtchak.
Ncanlan. b n n t n . Vestal. 4:34.33. 4.
Sarnml. Whits, ikxaa. J.
Palmer. 9:09.04.
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! L#flil Notlcti
Volleyball —
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kills, one block). tl.J. Pratt (four
kills, two blocks), Mike Hunting
(two kills, one block)
and
Fosaellus (two kills, one block).
Meanwhile, nt Lyman High
School, Oviedo ran Its record to
3 0 with a straight game 15-0,
IS -13 SAC victory over the
Greyhounds.
Lyman held a 13-0 lead In the
second game, but behind Brad
Combs (11 kills and excellent
blocking), the Lions came back
for the victory.
'Oviedo
made
some
out
standing plays, but we hurt our
selves with 17 unforced errors,*
said Lyman head coach Norman
Ready.
Oviedo (2 0 overall. 1-0 In
s t a rt .
to ta k e o n th e s t r o n g L io n s . T h e
m a t c h l# s e t f o r a 7 p .m . s t a r t .
S A C ) h osts
c o n fe r e n c e
J u n io r v a r s it y m a t c h e s a ls o w e n t
th e m a x im u m th re e g a m e s .
Doing the damage for the
Fighting Seminotes were Tory
Carti (10 kills), Bradley (eight
kills, two blocks), Frills (six
w h ile th e O r c y h o u n d s ( 0 - 1 o v e r
a ll. 0 -1 In S A C ) w ill b e a t L a k e
C o n t in n e d (t o m P a g e I B
" W e p la y ad s t r o ilg In th e
first
g a m e a n d t h e n I s u b s t it u t e d n
lot In t h e s e c o n d R o m e .' s a i d
W h a l e n , w h o Is s t a r t in g h is s e c
o n d y e a r a t S M S . *W e w e n t b a c k
to th e r e g u la r r o t a t io n
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th ird
gam e
and
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w it h
th e
p la y , e s p e c ia lly
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h e ld o u t th re e p l a y e r s . *
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g o t th e h o m e fo r c e s o ff to a
g o o d s ta rt, s e r v in g S e m in o le ( o
a 7 0 le a d .
T h e T r ib e (1 -1 o v e r a ll,
th e S A C ) w ill p la y
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to n ig h t,
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m a t c h e s a r c s e t fo r a 7 p .m .
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tn T u e s d a y n ig h t 's c o n t e s t , th e
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h o m e s t a n d i n g L a k e B r a n t l e y In
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th e y
w e r e u n a b l e to p u t a w a y th e
fire d u p L a d y P a t r io t s w h o w o n
try s c o r e s o f
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T h e v a r s it y m a t c h w a s th e e n d
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Lsgal Notices
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JUDICIAL 0 MOO IT
as
m a m po r
m m o ls county,
c i m ACTION
o s s a no . ea-ieat o a
vDIVMtON
iv v m v n IS-N
v
FIDIRAL NATIONAL
UORTQAOI ASSOCIATION.
piaMiinit).
DUAN I WILCH, tt SI.
W m M m SsMd Aupuyt nth.
1MT. And entered In Csss NO.
M-10S1 CA of the Circuit Court
ot tha IIOMTIINTM Judicial
Circuit M and tor M M INOLI
County, Florid* wttarem PICKSAL
NATIONAL
UONTOACt
ASSOCIATION to tha rtatutMt
and DUAN I WILCH. SU2ANNI
WILCH A/K/A SUZANNK U.
WILCH. SOVIRIWH MANAGEMINT o r FLORIDA, A OH• OLVID CORPORATION, and
oxron o m anagem ent c o „
MC. AS ADINTS FOR CASSILS I RAY-0 MFOND ASSOC IATI I
D/S/A R injO TIO N S, arc Mw
cash at waet Irani Saar at tha
limlitate County Courthouaa,
M l N. Part Aranua, Sardord
Florida STTT1 at 11*0 Am., an
lha H r l day at IIP T IU B IR .
i FIT. tha laUawMs deecrtbed
prcoorty at to* forth In said
Final Judfwtnti
THI SOUTH I I F ir r OF LOT
M . AMO THI NORTH M F IIT
OP LOT M , SLOCK N. NORTHOAT I . ACCORD INC TO THS
PLAT THIRIOF AS RICOROIO
IN PLAT NOOK IS P A H S S1-S4,
PUBLIC RICORDI OP U M INOLI COUNTY, FLORIDA.
W ITNIM MY KANO and tha
•aal of thi* Court tn AUOUST
rath. i h t .
(S IA U
Maryonnc More*
CNrti al tha Circuit Court
By; Jana I . Jaaawte
Deputy Clark
Echevarria. McCall*, Raytnar,
Barron S Frapplar
Pott OHICO Soa M10
Tampa. FL SMOt
FM041H1
nth tha
Amartcraa Dteabiutta* Act, parsons noodinp a iFacial accenti ta participate m
iha add rasa phren an l ha
notMA TatepNane; 4*7-11*.
zs&'W&r.
Legal Nolle#
w t h s c ta e u rr
OP TN€ 1STH
COUNTY,
PT-PP4-0 A-14-OfV-K
NORWIST MORTOAOI. INC.
PLAINTIFF
VS.
CARY R WAYMIRI:
SRINOA H. WAYMIRI]
CROWN BANK. A FIDIRAL
AAVtNOI SANK] THI
W1KJVA HUNT CLUB
COMMUNITY
ASSOCIATION,
INC.: JOHN D O ! AND
JANS DO I AS UNKNOWN
TINANTS IN FOSStlltON
MFINOANTII)
NOTICI
OP PORSCLOSURS SALS
NOTICI II IIIRISV GIVEN
pursuant ta a Summary Final
«ef
ifmggri
rJudaBiMt
akPa^^^NYrawM S
rF fftrarfaiiiNe
l»f TORPmPN wmeu
Aupuat 17th, 1M7. antarad In
CJyU Cats No. BT-BM-CA-14Dtv-K al tha Circuit Cowl al iha
1ITH Judicial Circuit M and tar
SIMINOLI County, laniard,
and ba n btdtwr tor oath tha
County Courthouse e l iha
SIMINOLI County Caurlhouaa
MpPMd at M l N. Park Avenue
In laniard, Florida, at 11:00
sat. an tha t*rd day al S IP TIM SIR. 1007 tha loMotHna
as aat lorth
Final
LOT S3. 'WIKIVA HUNT CLUB
FOX
HUNT
IIC T'O N
ACCORDING TO THI % laV
THIRIOF AS RICOROIO IN
PLAT BOOK 10. P A H TO
THROUGH 01, INCLUOIVI OF
THI PUBLIC RECORDS OF
OIMMOLI COUNTY, FLORIDA.
Ootsd this ttth day of
AUOUIT. 1HT
(CIRCUIT COURT OtAlj
MARYANNI MOROI
Clerk of the Circuit Court
•y: Jana I. Joootrlc
Deputy Clerk
OFFICIS OF
THI LAW
I
DAVID J. STERN, PA.
ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF
M l UNIVIRIfTY DR.. STI MO
PLANTATION. FL SSSS4
In aeoordAhc# with Iha
Amartoan with OlaabiMi** Act,
participate In Nila procaadmo
should contact Iha Clark el tha
ClreuM Court al tha SIMINOLI
County Courthouaa at 407-11141M, not lotor Mian aavan days
prior ip iha procptdtef. it hoarh a Impaired. I -000-011-0771
fTDD) or 1-000-110-1770. via
1 61 I
of
Oator quarterback D o u g
Johnsoni
on since he w alked
o ff
the field last Saturday?
Hoy eoocfies, s
a t 3 9 9 -f 8J 1 b e tw e e n •
10:90 p.m. w i t h your results.
V (hat feat conaenlsat, you
can fax u» at any time at
Let t|7, Huntmatan Patel
Pksaa in, at raaerdsd In pm i
■aak I I , Paoaa M S 17 at mm
Publla Reeerda el l eminsla
County. FMrtda.
CITY OP LARI MARY.
FLORIDA
Carat A. Fatter, C«y CMrk
O A T la liptem M ! |, 1M7
PUBUSH: Saptambar 4 . 1M7
MI-41
3 2 3 -M 0 8 .
Welt make youJUmoux,
Legal Notice.
IR THI COUNTY COURT
OF THS IMMTSBNTH
JUDICIAL CINCUIT,
IN AND PON
SSMINOLS COUNTY,
PLONIOA
c a s h n o .i o s -a is p -a c -s o -e
HIOOIN OPRINOO
CONDOMINIUM
ASSOCIATION, INC.,
a Florida net-for-proftl
corporation,
piamtn,
a
PHYLLIS TAITj at al.,
NOTICI OP SALS
NOTICI I I HERESY GIVEN
that Iha undorMpnod will offer
tha foUoomp doacrlbad property m Samkiola County. Florida:
CONDOMINIUM UNIT SI1. OF
HIODIN SPRINGS CONDOMINI
UMS. ACCORDING TO THI
OICLARATION OF CONDO
MINIUM
RICORDID
ON
NOVIMBIR II, ISS4. IN OFFI
CIAL R IC O ADS BOOK 1114.
P A H 0S4I THROUGH 0711,
INCLUSIVI, OP THI PUBLIC
A IC O A M
OP
SIMINOLI
COUNTY, FLORIDA AND ALL
AMIN OMI NTS
THIRITO,
TOGITHIR WITH ALL APPUATIKANCIS THIRITO AND AN
UNOIVIDID INTI M PT IN THI
COMMON ILIM INTS OP SAID
CONDOMINIUM AS SIT FORTH
IN SAID OICLARATION. WITH A
STR UT A D O N IM OF MO
ROARING DRIVI FM I, ALTAMONTI SPRING!, FLORIDA
*1714
lor cash an Hw T m day al
OapMinbar, 1*07. M It.-OO am.,
at Mia Waal Front door af Iha
S< mlnola County Courthouaa,
*01
North
Park
Avanuo,
Banlt-rd, Florida **771, purauani to tha Dalautt Final
Ol
Foroelotura
antarad In thii action on AuauM
Ulh. 1007.
MARYANNI MORSI
CURK OP THI COURT
Jana I . Jaaewk
Deputy Clerk
Clifford S. Shepard, III, (squire
Shepard. FMburn A
GoodMait, PA.
M l N.I. Ivanhaa Boulevard
Orlando. Florida 1SBM
NCnPtCATIOM
M trow era a person wkh a die*
ability who nu de any aaaammad Mian in order ta partialpata
In Hue procaadmo, m ora enti
tled, at no coot fa you, la Mia
pravtsJan at certain
Marat, Clark ol Mia SamInole
County Court, at M l North Park
Avenue, laniard, Florida 1*771,
at 407-111-4**0, ••tension
41*7, within two warkino dayr
ol your receipt el thii Notice; M
Ml T M ONMUIT COUNT
OP T M tOTN JUOtOIAL
Legal Notice'
M TIM CMMUtT COURT
SSaiNOLB COUNTY
c a m no. ar-os oa ts a
CHASI MANHATTAN
MORTGAH CORPORATION.
TIRRV L CHRiSTONUN,
OUI CHRISTINSIN,
RM wffa, CHARL1S
GLINN R. SCOTT.
LINDA H. SCOTT. hM wffa,
UNHID STATI t
OP AMIRICA. and____.
AN UNKNOWN PERSON
IN POSSCSB ION OF THI
SUBJICT RIAL PROPIRTY,
Datandant(a).
NOTICI
OP f ORSCt OS tlNS SALS
NOTICI IS HIRISY W I N
pursuant ta a Pktal Judomiwt at
Fefeeleeuce dgtgg J^ygiget
1007, and entered M Csaa No.
07-00 CA 14 K, Pi the ChmrK
Court ot tha IIGHTIINTH
Judicial Ckcuff In and far M M INOLI County, Florida wherein
CHASI MANHATTAN MORTCORPO RATION
IS
Plamtlff Mid TIRRY I . CHRISTIN0IN, el al . are DilinSantl,
m W g^J| |j| Mss bltfuW u g
iv i Hi triv n^nwwi ■rMN
l wwP
Bee^
eeeB in
tram dear at ffie CeteNWwae. m
Sanford, SIM INOLI County,
Ftertda, M H 4 0 am, a'ptaok
an Iha I MR day el U PT SM SIR, 1007, the loilawte*
-«------ lh - J
- - ——msl |aa|k
mwNCIwwm pcvpafljr 8V 8te toffwr
m said Final Judamant, ta wlb
Lai I . Steak O, IDYLLWtLOl
OF LOCH ASaon. MOTION 4,
N M Id M I
W M W
P tfe * M and too. of the Pubs*
iWecorde el1 I eminot# C ouoty,
Plartda. a/k/a 114 AJdaan Drive.
Sanford. Florida ITT 71
OAT i o this I Sin day al
Aufust,
L 1MT.
MARY!
As Oterk ot said Oegrt
By Jana I. Jaam ls
Aa Deputy Clark
Faber a GRMs, PJL
1170 Msdrasa Avenue
Coral Debtee, narwa M 1 M
(MS) M l -4111
'V sisM a wlBte a AaakBkH m i a
tte parttelpaM In M s ira tliN its
should
sent ael
ADA
CeurthouM,
ts T **'!? °^J5r?
Florida *1771, at teas* Dtp days
prior to
tha
praasadffif.
TiNphcnii HIT) 1*1-4SM aat
4*I7| 1-S0S-SSM7T1 (TOO) or
HOURS
M
L 8 .M
P A
I8UNBAY
.M it e
91 J l i t e i
AMi fia
n 1
■1
m
) i H M IH dtl«tlM «M M tlM
K liM )«t e M M l«1 t e 8
, ‘ I Um i MM—
NatNa Is
at Paraalaaura dated Ausucl
l/Mi, 1SS7, and entered in aNM
eaaa number St-Sdl-CA-td-K,
el Mia CfftuM Court at Iha 1*tR
Judicial Cirtuil m and far
Ssrslrteie
County.
Ftertda,
whetcm CHIMICAL MORTGAG! COMPANY, M Plaintiff
Wd
GIRAROO L.
LUNA,
RAHIMI
LUNA,
HZare
I wM tea w mm
NOW ACCEPTING
M e t A i may n tite tesaN HvrdM * t e M d m j *
CNwNahaRyauBMMhJNPaywdylNdbHlMffMiWdMlI
Uta Ad araertpaep Nr htted maiAa O f f R A M w i
as
sm
r
forth la bard
LOT 1 I.8 1 O 0 R O .W M N
H T WORTH, ACOONOnra TO
TM
PLAT THIRIOF,
AS
RICORM O IN P U T NOOK II,
P A M I I ANO Id. PUBLIC
RICORDI
OP
SIMINOLI
OOUNTY. FLORIOA.
MOTI: PURIUANT TO THI
PAIR
M AT
COLLICTIOH
PRACTtCIS ACT YOU ARI
AOVW«D THAT THIS LAW FIRM
I I D i n H O TO M A M I T
OOLLSCTOR ATTIMPTINa TO
COLUOT A M I T AND ANT
INFORMAnON OQTAMMD WILL
M U M D PON THAT PURPOM.
OataS MM MtR day at
AUGUST. 1WT.
\
•'
O IAD LM I
KaaaayBvuFiMfot* Naan TtW Day StNraf
SunPay II Mean Friday
AO JU ITN IN TSAN 8C R <8tTBiNN M **M M SlIM nsPj*M M L
MMSardardlterNdsabar
dtM only te Mm aaterd at P*--------ya > p M fo F »M w **y M M k ratd ^ In ra a-
Carats wu
no ooUd am 100171ol MB Ptm
but rkte teVttm Txmpa 74t<
- W ___ I I . I . L L . 1rrw v n n w w w
I Always |
t*T7
Clark atOrsuff Court
By J «n e l-
CITY OP LAR I MARY,
PLBRWA
NOTICI TO T M PUOUC
NOTICI II M R ! I T GtVIN by
tea City Cemmteaten at tea City
at Lska Iters Ftertda, dial aaw
Bags IB
PP1VAH PAftTY RATH
CLAM tf 110 MPT.
08MMTV88AT
iM iter'd" " * ! amine? *
____ ___ at ( i d s aat.
•Wd d W St M PTtM M8NIM8 i t _____ ______
t
h s f ir s t
n ra i nistw im o p
TFM
^1_rWWbrt»te1
THIS NOT KM M TtNRTV OATS
APTIR T M BSTI OP MRVIOt
OP A OOPt OP TWO NOTICI
ON THCSL
at mm
Orkneo-WInUf.Peril
407/Mt-dCM
I
O A M NO. S T -tai-G A -ta -N
CHIMICAL
MORTOAOI COMPANY.
Plaintiff.
VS.
GIRAROO L. LUNA and
KARMMLUNAittSL.
1
ra ge IB
formance for the entire tour
nament was turned In b y
Bryan
Levine from
Lake
Brantley with a high game of
255.
The conference wtll hold a
pair of matches next week on
Monday at Oviedo Lanes and
Wednesday
at
Longwood
Lanes. All matches start at
3:30 p.m.
SeminoU
<07flS2.M11
CIRCUIT O P ____
PROS ATS MVICfON
F i l l NO. ST-S44-0P
IN R l: ISTATl OP
GLADYS H. SMITH,
and
'W e have a couple of girls on
the team who never give up,*
said Lake Brantley coach Stan
Cutter. *1 talked to them tn the
second game and reminded
them that they had been In this
position before. They knew whet
to do and went out to their team
and passed It on. After a couple
of
points,
the
momentum
shifted.*
Moat of that shift came from
Carrie Arago, who had 10 digs
In the match and Rachel SIlkolT.
who racked up five digs of her
own and went 11-for-l 1 serving.
New to the Lady Patriots, Lacy
Harrelson was 8-for-8 serving
and recorded two digs while Jen
Green helped her team with
three blocks.
Next up for Lake Brantley la a
4 p.m. match against Oviedo at
the Lake Mary Invitational being
held thisi weekt
lend.
CLASSIFIED ADS
Of TM tlTH
COUNTY,
GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
Ltgaj Notlcti
osurt.
C A M NO. 00-0111 CA-14-K
FIRST NATIONW1M
WORTGAOS CORPORATION..
MARIA MORIVRA,
Urauta Mahhewa at
oocuSr
dSIB Bay I
SuNedtS
Tkmpd, Ftertda IMS7
Teraphana: N1N ITT-SOM
C IS M T-U dSt
d. 11. IM F
011-17
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in t m em srrrt o a u c t
• P T M IS T N ,
n m re O
baity
IN Rl: Tha Mdotwd la
Nauyan Hue TM
SM Tutend Drive
a Bprmne. FL *1714
r-een wOi.-• s 7 - m u
6441
U C IN SI: FV
FVBSdITId
Caa MaiI Thy
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Thi
me Street
PL *1714
C A U NO: 47-41474
U C IN S I: FV M47M7
Truona Huy Haer Thai
111* WMwyaSS
ARamanra I prtnaa, FL 1*714
CAM NO: I7-GN4*
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Tha Department at Suemcaa
aiU
•rMt grofaulafiai
rrvtvMVrtsi r■amrlBtiaH
w iw iis n
haa feed an AemMcwativa
Camp Mint apateal yew. a eapy
at ahteh may be aStefftad by
aorttadttaf . AMarnay Jamaa
S**t*-tl17. |*0d) 400-BOM.
It na oarnaet had Sdanmi
V®®
In# I W V f i f
Odtebar I, 1BB7, Mw manor at
tha Admin tewtrrve Camptami
at an anautn*
meet in* at thei Board at
In aat ardenta with Mia
Amartaana with BWaSMNteS Aat,
paraana naadtes a apaatel
accammadauan w partMtpMi
(SS4IH7*047; 1 BOB Bdl <771 (TDO| or
1-*04-444-4770 (V). vM Ftertda
Putuah:
Ausucl
74.
end
Sept— ber 4. ft, IS. 1M7
DCH-ISO
Me
eaaa no , s ?-m oa ta a
NATtONSSANC
MORTOAOI CORPORATION.
my
m
u w a iw g r a s c a it
kv rtarae A M d a r*
W t e W ___________
MARTA S DATCAM. BOV I
teot Pra-kfioor U U d MANY
I X FBSL7
JILL L OARONIR, at M.,
Oatend
■OTtCI BP SALS
NOTICI IS N IM B Y GIVtN
Faraeteeura late antarad an
AufuM ITMi, 1M t In due aaaa
new panama in aard Caurt. « w
af which la indicated
Divorce | U . BraRrtMRY IT*.
Adophan ITS. Name Ctdmga
lAA. CM. 1*07) *220*47 M N S
beat bidder far aaah te Mw
M bH N O U County Caurtheime.
M l N. Park Avenue, lanterd,
Ftertda *»T f 1, al 11M tLM.. an
IM 7, aw
Order m PW H A iaeaiM , te
UHT 1M I-S, TfUCT M, .
ARBORS AT HIOMN LAKI,
FICTION TWO, ACCOR DWG
TO THI PLAT T M R IO P AS
M C O A M D m PLAT BOOK It,
F M I 7B PUBUO M C O M M OP
MMUtOLI COUNTY. FLORIOA.
O R M M D at IANFORO,
M M S tO U Counts Plartda. MUt
I S * day at AUGUST, IM7.
MARYANM NO RM . C U R S
Aa Clark, CirauR Caurt
SIMINOLI County, Ftertda
B r Jana I. Jaaawte
BP1AA S HOFFMAN. M L
70S SauMi Dtaw Hifhway
Card Goa lee. Fiend* S it**
Telephone (MB) BBB-I7BB
Pwaona with dwaiPffy aha
need a ipecia! aeeammadatten
ta parffcipota te MUa proeaadten
ahauld
cant aat
ADA
Coerdmaior at M l N. Park
Avenue. Bulla N.. tanfard.
Ftertda 1IT7I, m Near Rva day*
prior Is
the proceed Mo
Tateptwrw: (407) U1-4SS* l i t
41*7: I *00 *44 4771(TOOL *r
1 BBO-MB-1770 (V). via Ftortd*
110SIGN0N|
BONU3III
Alter M dra ot work Nr workary MSI C A M ! Appty BOO
A M Iteady to W W k ii m
Hand Man IK S B Hwy 1 7 * .
U r y ood PSS11X.
PMDTOOAV
LA90RM ADV
ite
at Mw teat
C A U NO. PT-tSdt-CA-14-S
GLINOALI FIDIRAL SANK.
FIDIRAL lAVMtOI SANK,
PrtMlno, a dteaahrad
aarpersuen; at N.,
NaMaa Is hffM y ahran that,
pursuant ta that Plnaf juP|m l wt
at Peveeleeure dated Aasuat
17th, IM 7, and antarad ffi alvu
aaaa number id-1! I I CA-I4-K,
at the CffsuR Court at tha 11th
Judtalei Circuit In and for
County,
Florida.
FIRST NATIONWIDI
MORTOAOI CORPORATION. M
PtatnMff and MARIA MONITRA.
URSULA MATTHIWS AS SUR.
DIMCTORS
AMO
OP TM LAST SOARS OP
DtMCTOM OP MAM PRISSOIUBCNIIH PRINTING. A
D is a o u n o
c o r p o r a t io n ,
___ ., UNKNOWN PSMOOTHS) IN
POSSESSION OF THI SUBJICT
RIAL
PROPIRTY,
N7K/A
■ TIPH IN
n il s o n ,
____ ,
UNKNOWN PIRS04KS1 m POPSUB ION OP TM SUBJICT
RIAL PROPIRTY NrtUA OLOA
MUON, te/sra OefondanKa), I
wW esWW iha Mslwet sad beet
bidder for aaah al mm weal
treat dear at the Seminole
County eeurthouea in Sanford,
l aminate County, Florida, at
ttiOS AM. an Mm t*d day at
MPTIMBIR, 1SS7, MMN N sw W f U M ppapanp w
mh
tana in saM Final Judomant, ta
wtti
LOT *4. ILOCK t, 0R1INWOOO LAKH. UNIT D-l *A*
ACCOROINO TO THI PLAT
THIRIOF AS RICOROIO IN
PLAIT BOOK M, PAGII II-U,
PUBLIC RICORDI OP UMI*
NOLI COUNTT, FLORIDA.
MOTI: PURSUANT TO THI
PAIN MIT
COLLECTION
PNA0TICBI ACT YOU ARI
ADYMWO THAT THII UW FIRM
» 0IIMID TO Bl A MBT
OOUIOTOR ATTIMPTNtO TO
COLUOT A MIT AMO ANY
SIFORMATION OdTAMtIO WILL
M UMD PON THAT PURPOM.
Dated the lIMi day at
AUGUST. 1BI7.
OterkSt CkeuN Court
Ny Jana I. Jaaawle
Deputy Clark
COOtUS I BTAWIARSKI
KARIN K. HOFFMAN, A *tn«te
memen: ALAFAVA WOOD!
N O M O U M R 'I ASSOCIATION,
INC.: AMCRICAN GINIRAL
F1NANCI, INC,: and UNKNOWN
TINANTM,
NOTMS OP SALS
PURSUANT TO CMAPTBR 4S
NOTICI II H IR U V OfYIN
pureupnl la an Order ar
(ummery Final Judfmant al
laraateaura dated AupuM 77th,
1BB7, and antarad In Data Na.
•7-1I4I-CA-14-S 1 Mw CffeuN
Court al Mw UNtteanMt Judkial
CireuN te and h
County,
d a u Vi c i n a l b a n s , f i m i AL SAVMBB BANK, te PtetnCffl
an* KARIN K. HOFFMAN, a atete* warworn ALAFATA WOOD!
H O M O W N U a ASSOCIATION,
INO.I AMIRXAN GINIRAL
FIKANCt, INO.I and UNKNOWN
TINANT It , are datandraM, I
Irani dear U m w Seminal*
County CeurthouM at M l
Harm Park Avenue, laniard,
Seminole
County,
Ftertda
SI771, M 11*0 o'eliak am . an
MW lird day iff SIPTIMBTR,
1(17, tha toSewtes dpaariSad
property aa p m forth te paid
Ordw at Pteal Judenant, tewrlt:
LOT N , A LAFAYA WOOOI
PHASI III. ACCOROINO TO TNI
P U T THIRIOF, AS RICORDI D
IN P U T BOOK SI, P A B U M ,
It I U , PUBLIC M C O R M OF
SIMINOLI OOUNTY, FLORIDA.
Myeu Ar# a pereen wffh a A * ability who iwada any aeeommadat ten In arder I* partlefoat*
bi MUt praaaadbif, yeu are antiMad. M no taat te yau, ta tha
prevtaten at aartatn aiiN u n ii.
PM *** eantaet Mw Court at
|40T) BU-4100 wffhte twa »
warktef day* at your reeeipl <t
|LI■ *■•—Ln ii
»e
MTU :^8#^mV8Ppla yWW
vela* impaired, call Plartda
Ratey Santa* (BOO) bbb-bttb .
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MOVING SALE 517
104 Krldar Rd Sanora Sub
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MOVING SALE
7004 Ltay Court Piano, turn.
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MOVING BALE EVERTHING
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141—Home* For Selo
Let A Professional Do It!
EXCHANGE or t*L L TOUR
Property tocatad anywharel
atVESTOHS REALTY 774 56l*
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17* 600 CM Mdw SamueHorV
TRAVIS KILLOOHE BROKER
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MARKHAM PLACE
110 Human Tr. Langwood *n
tptrl. ig m*lr tie ovattoolung
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Tattotuly darxaatad 5750K
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GENERAL MACHINE WORK
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NO CLOMNO COOT 13,000
1*4* ECapAato-Santord
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Property For Sale
0 C* FENCXO property \n tern
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tal Wrotattacnpand *37-4*30
160
L A M NARY BLVD
ART LANE. Bantord 1300 M 5
oMca-homa, 1 acr# AC-1, Baeralto* (103.000 CM 330-0766.
285-Carpantry
DAVID O R IIN CARPENTRY
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pair*. kCnt 370 1915/967-5706
252-Addltlons A
Ramodallng
268-Claanlng
Sarvicaa
NEW REMOOEL REPAIR
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wing. iAk Li 4 penerato
3734637 S Q tlalry COC19660
APOLLO CLEAH NQ SVC
ComnvRavd Ouatay Syc/SalKtackonguar Henna 371-6*44
253-Alr Conditioning
AC FOR SALE 3 TON 4 5 TON
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7018 or 676 5599
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F o r T k • D elton a A Sanfbrd Areas.
Lil' Champ Offers: Tbition Reimbursement,
Paid Vacattoni, 401 k, HoUday Pay,
Medical A Life Iniurance.
Iatarviawa Being Baldt Friday Sept. 5,1997
000 W. Airport Blv<L, Sanford • 8 am • 1 pm
Bring Computed Application With You.
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1M7 CAMARO 5 *pead Am.
new aroa and wheel*. 57 000
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C U A N NEW SM PfAS
Akim.Cana Capper/Sr*a*
Kahaaia Aaayaina: *714004
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Uadtaon. FL
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407-1134141 or 17570*4
196* KtwMAkl k/TSST Mini
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ride*. For appt CM 407-307.
09*9 53.000 ca«h
219—Wanted to Buy
231—Cere For Sale
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10000 CM 37741*4___________
KENMORf ELEOTFUC DRYER. Work* good. 165
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373 6*73___________
MAHOGANY cheia cabMtat J
rutgm. l a w n * ci*board*
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w/ hoadboard 1150000
CM 377 016*
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24 Porwoon C M 330-1*17
77* SURROUND BOUND TV 4 4
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407-1751147
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For Sale
*04-774-7171/407-**0-M)3
VERY PROFESSrONAL
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buvnaua*. 1.000 *q ll on 17.
97 Tront parking Newly carpalnd A panted
lad 604-760-1541
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74i*4e 14 53 Patoi Spnrna.
m iv.tr l room 117,000
P/T or P/T Cal 3274117
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Sale.?
211—
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CARRIAGE COVE
UPHOLSTERER/
SEAMSTRESS
rwar and aaa how.
77-7774*11
PARKAV^M^SpARK
TELEMARMT1NQ • P/T- ova
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pay 0 bonua. No e«p needed
4074*44*00.
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totaon*. camp, awhnmmg
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Mona* 13000 to H.000 Sal Up
Financing Q U N TI172 IM1
8T0RA0I RENTAL CLERK A/
R. A/P. tailing. coOacllont.
Computar hatotoT Vtotoua and/
out door duiwarmami
575
3100,_________
cm
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207—Jewtlry
157—Mobile Homa^
THTRa
For Sale
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231-Cere For Sale
201—Horses
RE*. LOT. Big Oak* I TV Aca
Mellonyill* Hd
Naar Airport
*55 000 337 BI7I or 332 6455
SERVERS
MaNortamaN. 31*4450
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Sale
SANOWOVFIZZA MAKER
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360 Auto, ta/ge ttau tart run*,
tow nutaaga. head* work 1750
or trad* lor oudoard motor 3307161
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373-1697 or
760-5120
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Paint and horn* ropakt
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271-Electrical
290-Laundry Servlee
M E D AN BLECTRKiANT
CALL O C K t ELECTRIC
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Carpentry Rwafet. Wal-ptpta,
PlaMrtng - ... 3724591
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BtCTNDIE
by Chic Y ou n g
Bladder drug may help hypertension
D E A R D ll fiO T T I am under treat
ment for m ild hypertension, hul my
main problem Is on enlarged prostate
gland This causes me In urinale sev
eral limes u niglil. wet myself on occa
slon. e xp e rie n ce u rgency, and so
forth
I look I’roscar for a year II didn't
help a bit Are (here other treatments
available'
D E A R R E A D E R : Yes. Ihere ure
And. as luck would have II. one might
be perfect for you
As I have written before, many of
the symptoms o l prostatic enlarge
mrnt are really roused by spasm of
the bladder muscle Thus, frequency,
urgency and nighttime unnation may
not be helped by Prosear, a drug that
is supposed to shrink the prostate but
doesn't affect the bladder musele
Thrre arc two drugs that on1widely
used (u treat bladder spasm Hytrin
and Cardura Ordinarily they are very
e ffe ctive and can be a godsend
However, as a side effect, they lower
blood p re ssu re, w hich may make
some men lightheaded and dirty
You see where I'm going with this,
don't you? Because you already have
hypertension, I believe that eith er
H ytrin or C ardura might solve two
problems simultaneously You could
low er your blond p r r s s u r r A N D
relieve your prostate symptoms with
one drug Ask your doctor aland this
In my prurliee. I have many grateful
patients who are delighted to In- cured
of two diso rders with u single pre
srrtption Perhaps you might tie. too
To give you more inform ation on
you r conditions. I am sending you
copies of my H ealth R eports
"Hypertension" und "The Prostate
fila n d "
D EAR DR <!OTT Why are so many
Americans overweight’
D E A R R E A D E R Experts believe
that the main reason is simple People
are e a tin g too m uch and bu rning
fewer calories because they rx rrc is r
less often
The Cen ters for Disease Control
and P re ve n tio n re ce n tly re le a se d
som r disturbing statistics The pro
portion of overweight adults and rhil
dren In the United Stales (with body
mass lo des m ore than 27 percent
above Ide a ll rose s u b s ta n tia lly
between 19RH and lUVt Data show
that 33 percent of men. 36 percrnl of
women 12 percent of teens and 14
percent of ch ild re n are loo heavy
T his tra n s la te s into a I 3 percent
inerrase in the sis year period
M IOICINI
PETER
GOTT.M.D.
and eating less — or, il we choose to
be couch potatoes, rrduring our con
sumption of "empty calories" to com?
spond more appropriately with our
sedentary lifestyles
D EAR DR (JOTT My wife has been
diagnosed with cortical atrophy. A ll
the doctor w ill te ll me Is that th is
means “ brain shrinkage" and it w ill
worsen Is thrre no hope?
ACROSS
1 Story points
• Bridge on live
River —
t Pre-easier buy
13 Plaintiff
13 Zola heroine
14 Ms. Gardner
15 Actress
Deborah —
14 Esau's country
17- 1
14 Actress
Persona
20 Worldly-wise
33 Negative word
33 Roman dozen
34 Not supplied
with meals
37 Bools
31 Move quickly
33 Mies Ken of
the comics
34 Needle case
38 Military ebbr
37 Actress
Martha —
39 Super
sums
40 Criminat e
retreat
43 Poem
45 Dolores — RK
44 Auto racer
At —
49 Heavy slicks
S3 - Tech
M Enlresty
34 Feminine euffli
87 Roman S3
84 Tennis player
Lendl
84 Rais#
40 Adder
41 Neal of
pheasants
47 Princeton's
rival
DOWN
1 Atomic weapon
3 Employs
3 Ernie's pal
DEAR HEADER: The cause of cor
tical atrophy is elusive. It is. perhaps,
due to mini-strokes, but there Is no
medical consensus about this In any
case, the condition leads to dementia
progressive decline In brain function,
thinking. memory and Judgment.
Cortical atrophy, which resembles
Alzheimer's disease but occurs at an
older age (usually in the Ms and 90s).
Is diagnosed by CT or MIU scanning.
Other than an aspirin a day (to pre
vent further mini strokes), the treat
menl is far from satisfactory. Patients
with this disorder need a iot of help
with everyday activities and may
require prrxcripllon medicines to con
trot anxiety and emotional outbursts
Unfortunately, many victims of corti
cal atrophy eventually must be placed
in nursing homes.
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27 Rat- - - -
(iiven the fa d that excess weight
lo n tn b u te s to a host of unpleasant
consrquenres
including heart dis
ease, h ype rte n sio n and ca n ce r
you'd think thol the educated con
lu m i r would try harder to balanre
caloric intake with c a lo rir espendi
ture Hul. alas, it doesn't seem to
Nutritionists urge us to address this
national epidemic by rxrrctamg more
WIN A T BRIDGE
The simple
approach is best
North
0 »w t7
At the time. South effectively threw
* A K 3 2
in the towel, losing a heart ami a club
* 7 3 3
loiter. North and South found a win
7
(ling lin e in v o lv in g a black suit
9
squeeze on West Hut that is far loo
fly P h illip A id e r
West
com plicated because 12 trick s are
East
Wr all know Ihc old saying utiout not slaring you in the face two spades
ij <i i, ’.
A 10 7 4
being able lo see the wood lo r the three top hearts 'with the known win
, g ih i
trees ilu l who first wrote it *
10 1 5 2
nmg finesse), lu o diamonds, two clubs
• Q 643
Every bridge writer while uilvot-ut
and three ruffs in hand
A 10 1
q J a 7 2
mg a particular line, lias expeneru ed
Here is one line opening dub lead
South
tailing to notier a much sim pler ap
lo dum m y's king, hear! In the are.
A J 1
proarh This deal (lorn an Australian dummy's lop spades, spade ruff in
V A K J I A 2
tournament left some players looking hand, dub In Ihc aee <nnt a diamond
• J X
for a way out id the forest
lo Ihe king), und another spade ruff.
* 6 3 4
In six hearts. South won the lirst East discarding u diamond i l l East
tric k with dum m y's clu b king and ruffs, d isca rd you r club la s e r and
V ulnerable North-South
played a trump lo ’ hls ace. West dis
Dealer. South
claim >Continue with a diamond tq
carding a low club How should lie
dummy's king, a Inunp finesse, a dut
South
West North East
clurcr have continued’
mund In Ihe ace. a diamond ruff, and
2 ¥
Pass
Pass
2 NT
South opened with a weak two bid. Ihe heart king East ruffs West's
t's club
JA
6v
Pass
All pass
showing a six card suit and 6 to high
winner attn ek 13
card points Two no trum p was an
The arboreal adage was written
Hen Iby
Opening lead a Q
tigust inquiry, the reply describing an Jo h n Haywood In h is “ Prover
e rb s." L
excellent suit with maximum point
which was first printed in 1546
i IW7 by NiX Inc
count
HOROSCOPE
qfaur
“Birthday
Friday. Sapi 8. 1997
You, mnar urgrngs are likaly lo piompt
you lo sat toiler goals lor yoursail in iha
yaar ahaad Thay wm now ba ittamabla.
oven if you dKJnl meal with success pre
viously
VIROO (Aug. 33-Sept. 33) Evan though
you might leal lucky today, it could ba
wise to avo,d risky undertakings, espe
cially where you are gambling a lot to
gem a little Qel a jump on Mo by underxlanding the influences that govern you in
(he yoar ahnad. Send lor your Astro
Graph predictions today by mailing 82
and SASE to Astro-Graph, c/o this news
paper. P .0 Oox 1750. Murray Hill
Station. New York. NY 10156 Oe sura lo
slate your zodiac sign.
LIBRA (Bapt. 33-Oct. 33) Companions
wilt taka you at your word today, so taka
caro not lo make promises which you
havo neither the means nor the inclina
tion lo deliver
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 33) Be selective
today regarding whom you taka mio your
confidence Do not disclose anything
secretive lu individuals who say Hungs
without thinking
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 33-Dec. 3«) Pru
dent management ot your resources
might not be numbered among your
prime assets today Be careful how you
handle money
CAPRICORN (Dm . 33-Jen. 19) The end
does not gratify the meens lor you today
Do not do anything lo jeopardize your
reputation for a desirable, but unethical
gam
AQUARIUS (Jan. 30-fab. II) Daguising
your basic motives when dealing with
olhars could prove counterproductive
today Bo uplronl. bocauso pooplo will
know it you're not
PISCE9 (Feb. 30-March 30) Oa cautious
in your financial affairs today, aspeciaty if
doing business with unfamiliar persons
They may be okay, but don’t lake a
chance
ARIES (March 21-April 19) Unless you>
goals are ctearty da,mad. you may have
Mtle to show tor your efforts today Do not
shoot from the hip at multiple targets.
TAURUS (April 20-Mey 30) If you, alien
bon open doesn't equal what you hope .to
do today, you might be a good starter,
but a poor tmisher. Be sure Ihe match
has parity
QEMINi (May 21-Jurw 10) Enjoy yourself
today, but be moderate when partaking m
the good things Me has lo offer Do not
get penalized lor ovenndulgence
CANCER (June 21-Juty 33) Despite the
tact that you know what Is most expedi
tious Is not always best, you might eel
against your better )udgment and regret
your actions.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 23) It you have to
perform a critical task today, be sure you
have good back-up to check your work
There It a possibility you might be errgtprone.
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Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Seminole County since 1908
Commissioners retain control of cops..for now
11- . . . . . . .
ny MAHIA OREM
iii 1.1M st.iir W in n
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commission
ready to
irluupilsh the reins
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Despite
■oiisultauts tn u m
mnul.illi.il in p|.nr the Sanford l*nllcr Ik|>.irtmriu iiiulrr tin- inntnil nl the iitv m.in
Two men
found dead
on cabin
cruiser
Wr nerd to see Ui Ih through .nut llnlsh
-olvini! the problem.* said Commissioner
Wlillry K< ksirln during llir city's work session
Monel.iv -It s our responsibility We stiirtnl II
n...h iils
i. h.. II
n o wI..«*.
le i's
K« ksirln
miundrtl
« oiiiiiiihs Ioii* rs
th.it
Ssiufonl trsid n iK prrvioiislv voltil .i^.nnst
placing die M i l under the i hv manager ||r
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th e
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i|t p a l I m e n l . a d d in g
th a t
Let’s eat, Pilgrim!
Widower sues
Sanford over
cop’s death:
Family furious
BY DAVID EHA/IEK
I let ..lit Stoll Wrilri *1
W M llK I l
lun nun were
found lie.ill Mi.ml.iv .illertiiMin
"li i cabin i miser iie.it the
N.inker I .ike prn|ierlv oil !s|
John s Kiter
I’.illli k Mi Kiiiihmi. Cl nl 7*Cl
i l ilies i mill M.ml.mil .uni
( In k ( .title Mi nl 7<C> K ,»r
men
( Hi le
Orlando
uerr
kinilil III the i.ihlii nl the Im.il
.•Her several .iltrinpls were
m.ule to ion l.n l sotnrone on
the Imi.i I I iv the Seilllnolr
1 oimlv Shenlfs O lllir Itingr
.mil Water I nn file luo wiille
males were ilisiovrrril at ahoiit
- p III alioaril the J'l loot
1onililla vessel
Ihe ualeri r.ill
uas hum.led iii a mve .i ImiiiI
three miles norlhwesi ■■( S in
lord
McKinnon*
wile rr|M.rled
hllli llilssliiii In the Slier ill's
<*llli e al if a in M.nidav nn.ni
mi! alter he lalleil In return
home Iioiii a iMtallnii Inp
The
Imi.ii was owned hv Mi Kinnon
lliere Is mi f<1111 play s is
(M'i led in lla deaths, ,o lording
In Mirnll's (Mine oltlrtals |l s
si is jm*i led dial the men died
Iroiu carbon llioilinildr pul
solllllrt
'When I asked some
m.irlnr indiisirv people. they
stild tills is not die llrsi nine
this Ii .i i Imhi monoxide palseining) has happened.' s.ud
Chief Ilepulv Sieve llarrtrll of
die Shi-rlH's Ollli e
llarrirtl
did say dial there was alcohol
■HI the I mioI and there Is iM
dem r Ihe two men had hren
drinking
"Everything in this
point is speculation.* llarrirtl
said
It was also reporlt-d dial
there was a loot ol walrr in the
Im>.i I and dial die Imi.i I was
listing in starboard
The gen
eralor on iMt.ird was not work
See Bodies. Pt|c SA
u illi
a l le i
speaking with Chief Joe Dillard he felt die illy
sliould (live the |K.lue depart merit
chance to
straighten itself oul '
Several months ago. George lluhlrr. a con
suit.ml hired hv the illy for $5.1.000. round the
See Cops. Page SA
By MARIA OREM
Herald Stall Writer
SANM IUD
The Ini hI m im I (if ,|
|M.hir ollli rr lacing d ls ilp li
liarv at lion anil who illril o| a
heart aftai k is suing the i llv
l..r * rai million and her f.unllv
is hirliais
Hit kv Shaefer hied die still
I ml.iv naming die ■itv ami
Sanford
li.liii
Dep.irtineiil
I hief Ini Dillard and Deputy
• ho i I tenuis Whitmire lor vio
ladng ■ pi Sharon shaeirr s
I IVll ru his
'When I read .i ImiiiI Ihe suit I
alm.it tell over * said Kholida
•lours Sc harler s sister 'lle r
lainllv has nothing to tin with
it It ilidn I •■yen i toss minds *
lours sal.) she speaks lor
hrr
hrothrr
iiiothrr
and
Sc harlrr's son Irom a previous
marriage who is ciirtrnllv hv
mg overseas
'We haven I talked to any al
lortiry* ' she said 'I want lo
know whai • going on I don t
gel it I don i w aul any money
lliere s Hill enough money III
the world lo make op tor tills '
See Death. Page SA
County commissioners
settle in for long session
By HUSH WHITE
I let aid Stall Writer
SANK »<lI
lliere isn't a
loose leal lilinic r largr enough
10 hold all die paperwork the
Seilllnolr c i mnitv ( nmiiilsslnn
rrs had lo haul Inlo llirlr
■HerI mgs at t|ir t i.umy Serv
11 rs llm lihiig today
Seminole County residents celetrale Thanksgiving
m many ways Idyilwiide Elementary School kindergartner Darrell Byrd remembers Ihe Pilgrims at the
H.M MSoCoby Torso, Vmcanl
lirsl least Look lor our picture coverage of the
holiday Wednesday in Ihe Sjntofd Hotjld
'11ns Is what hap|iens when
lliere s only one inerting m a
month.''
sold
Commission
chaiim.in Koudv Morns Vet
•■rails Day ..... ked oil what
would have lieen a set olid
i nlllllllsslnil meeting on Nov
II
Among the m ailers to Im' dr
i Idrd hi llie day night sessions
I i m I . i v is d i e lenrganl/atlnn ol
•he lloatil Morns will pass the
gavel lo < o iiii IV A llo m e v Roll
ert M. Mlllan who will ollli la ir
lh r r le it lo n .il a i ll.iirm.lll ami
vice thainnan lor 111**7/ I‘pm
( ommisslourr
Win
Adam s
s-ud Iasi wrrk dial he Inlrndrd
lu nonunalr Morris aa chair
nu n once again If M om s gels
llir nod. fir will have served as
cTialmi.in lor d rrrr of his four
years on dir Hoard Dick Van
Dec W ridr was i ha Iemail for
I'Mfl/ I'MIC.
'WTiv nol R-indv Moms*.*”
Adams said " lie s our brsl
ipiarleil.ai k
III addition to Ihe obvious
duties al lloaid inertings anil
work sessions
Ihe 1 ha Inil.in
has a suable in. rt-asr of pa
perwoik and tnmmunily com
m iim riifs Fur diis the chair
man is paid an additional $IOO
See County. Page SA
A b a n d o n e d apartm ent building
is on ce again a beautiful hom e
Harken ye to the days of Camelot
Ilk’ Stlfl/nfii llislt*u fm%t's
Suilh AntnuU Unlulu14 four nf
Ik*m * util Im- In Ul Sii/iinJ«jij tuul
S u i h U u /. I k s . f » u m l / i n *n 1Mam m i
III 5 f i n i
H r limn la q u o iii ihs
CuUurul Arts lintUliiu/ m tin tunn-r
nl fl/fh Slnrf iuul Ikik Aivnim*
Ik ki ts tin- $IJ fmr ft* rs/iit <um! /mi
m ils Imnr/il it lun iiMofi i/runts
uusinl Ini Ihf trust Ut lumm-s u1 flu*
.Suii/md I Itsturn IHslrui Strt-rul
1** 1* s t*i lhr limir util Im- slu*r
l U M l I U l U M lu i* /
L S S t t i .%
iii
If.*
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ford Ih niltI
By JE A N A H U G H ES
llrrald Corrc.spoiuirnt
H m M Photo by Mary RowWI
Madrigal singers will entertainment lords’ and
ladies' at Lake Mary High School Gabe Padiola
(from left), Marsha Garcia. Paul Kreuler, Erika
Stanley. Perry Tolos and Patrece Bloomfield See "
story on Page 2A
INDEX
Classified................ 3B
C o m ics..................... 4B
C ro ssw o rd ...............4B
Oear Abby.............. 4A
Dr. Q ott................... 4B
Horoscope...............4B
T
* In general, mankind,
since the improvement
of cookery, eats twice as
much as nature requires. 9
People....................... 4A
Obituariee................ SA
Police......................... 3A
Sp o rts..................1B -2B
T V ................................4A
W eather.................... 2A
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■
■Beniamin Franklin
SANKOKD
David Connell
and Leslie Connelly could he
called visionaries. Tliey stood
trrfore an aliandoned. hoarded
up jpurtnirnl building and saw
tile beautiful home II once was.
llir vision, they say. was rasy.
Hie |ob of making tlielr vision
a reality was not so easy. Hut
II lias In-rn a labor ol love that
shows through every Inch of
their Magnolia Avenue home.
The house had been hoarded
up for a year when Connell and
Connelly walked through with
only flashlights to light their
way. They saw enough to know
they wanted lo buy tl. Connell
and Connelly purchased the
house in August of
1995
thinking tlie renovation* would
take about six months. Jumiary of this year they were able
to move In. and laughingly ac
knowledge it is still a work lu
progress.
The house, a Colonial Revival
style, was built circa 1910 hv
Fr.uik and Maude Miller. Public
records Indicate the Miller
HaraM Photo by Tommy Vmeant
Homeowners David Connell and Leslie Connelly.
family was prominent in San
ford during the tune. They
owned a furniture store, were
local undertakers, and held
political offices. The Millers
hull! several homes in San
ford's Historic District. They
are also credited with building
The Mllane Imperial Opera
House, now known as The Ritz
Theatre.
During the late I9-I0s the
house was sul>dlvldrd into six
apartments. It may Ilave been
used as o(T base housing (or
the Naval Ha.sc located In
Hanford al Ihe time, fleeing to
gether the history of a house Is
much like combining hide and
seek with putting together a
puzzle I “trees of the puzzle ran
come from public records and
oral history. Missing pieces
may appear In unexpected
places such as copies of the
Sun/ord llcm ltl dated 19-19 that
Sec Home. Page SA
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Lake Mary Pee Wee chearleaders soar to victory
Special to the Herald
Eighty right
chrrrlradlng
train*, from across thr rrglnn
gathered Simdav. Nov. 16 to
compete at thr i>7 Mid Florida
I’hj*
Warner
Cheerlradlng
1. haiiiplnii<diiii>t at ihr Orlando
Arena.
hike Mary’s PerWee divi
sion, hr.idrd liy Coach Nancy
Swann, milled the feathers of
23 sq u a b and walked away
«1th .1 first pi.ire trophy.
fin- 29-metnher squad Ins
l*e n under the wing of Swann
since Aug I Swann, a gr.tdti
air of UCF. Is a certified
Physical Kitiirallnn Teacher.
Cnarhing for hop Warner t* a
volunteer position Swann luis
dt-dli alrd thrri* years to serv
ing as a roach lo the girls and
hopes to continue on the nrxt
two years with them
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Tuesday Partly <louilv to
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k I.mm m tin- upper 50*
Wednesday: Siiimv lltglis m
tin
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mtn..
1 '20 a.m.. nwj 7:20 am .,
min . 1 25 p.m . tnaj. 7 40
p .m
near
TIDES:
Thursday nnd Friday:
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TUESDAY
Ptcldy 7'J 57
WEDNESDAY
Sunny 70 60
THURSDAY
Ptcldy 77 58
FRIDAY
Ptcldy 79 60
Daytona
Beach:
high: 4:12 a m.. 4:22 p.m..
low: 10 27 a.m., 10:38 p.m.
New Smyrna Beach: high:
1 17 a.m.. 4:27 p.m., low:
10:32 a m.. 10:43 p.m.. Cncoa Beach: high: 4:32 u.m..
1:12 p.m.. low: 10:47 u.m..
10 58 p.m
BEACH CONDITIONS
Daytona Beach ft New
Smyrna Beach: Seas ure 4-6
L O T T E RY
il< it are ilir winning iniriitirrs selected on Monday In
the Florida Lottery:
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Fantasy 3
i 213-20-21
Lotto (No*. 22)
5 7 - 10-18 38-40
feet with a moderate chop.
Water temperature at Day
tona In 65 degree* and at
New Symma. 65 degreea.
Winds are from the north
east at 15-20 m.p.h.
STATISTICS
Die high temperature In
Sanford Monday wav 70 de
grees and the overnight low
was 62.
Recorded rainfall for the
period ending at 10 a.m.,
Tuesday totaled .00 Inches.
■Sunrise................6:56 a.m.
•Sunset....... .......... 5:29 p.m.
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Countless limits of practlre
along wnh preparation for the
championship were all pari of
Ihr final llrsl place outcome.
Swann frrls thr credit nerds
to lie shared with her two Jr
Coaches, Julir Johnson and
Jacklyn Kaffrrly. Imth Likr
Mary High Sciusil students
who arraigned and choreo
graphed most of this years
winning routines. 'Assistant
Coach Lisa Higdon and Tram
Mom Sue tkinirn put forth a
tremendous effort tying up
loose ends for me.* adds
Swann.
The girls will curry this title
to thr Stale Championship.
Nov 2H In Ft. Myers, and thrn
hopefully to the Nationals to
The taam Lindsey Barron. Erica Burt*. Kaatl Carlton.
Jonna Data. Andrea Eckstrom. Morey ErtgoJ. Saman
tha Fausmght. Nicola Ginn. Cafta Hofmann, Barbara
Homrach. Kathryn Kaonoy. Brtanna Laa. Rachal Laa.
Alexandra Lester. Samantha Macdonald. Kayla Pautbe held at Disney
December.
World
In
'This Lx where long lasting
friend ships are made between
the gtrls and being a pari of a
tram makes dreams a reality.*
says Higdon. T tirs e girts know
now that turd work and going
Ihr distance makes you a winnltiif team *
ion, Loaka Pellon, Emily Petko. Caittyn Register. Erin
Siegel. Rachel Sower*. Katie Steele. Jam* Swann,
Jessica Sydnor. Jennifer Thompson. Alex Tibet!. An
gela Waitings Kerby Withrow. Leah White
'Everyone has worked vrry
hard I tils yrar. but we have
kept one goal In mind and that
was to go .ill the way. W r’vr
made It past Ihr first hurdle
and are looking forward to
going to Ft. Myrrs lo rontlnur
our dream. I have a wonderful
group a l girls and a very a ip
jmrttve group of parents. We
havr everything it lakes to win
and wr arr Imping ii will raffle
together I am proud of my
girls," says Swann *No matter
the weather, the girls atirndrd
prarIters and rhrrrrd every
Saturday uflrmnon lor thr
ls»ys loot Im II train, rain or
shine. They have tenacity .mil
they ranted the title of tits
Irlrt
champion*.*
added
Swann
Make reservations for
LM H S medieval dinner
By MARY ROWELL
Herald Correspondent
Roll Ixu’k the hands of
time and Journey to a cen
tury when knights roamed
the land looking for drag
ons to stay and ladles
where taught all the buslc
skills needed to run a cas
tle.
For those who don’t have
a time machine, a simple
trip to Lake M afy High
School wilt accomplish tne
feat. Tlie Lake Mary High
School Choir will be nostlng
a medieval dinner on Fri
day and Saturday, Dec. 5
and 6. tn the cafeteria. The
feast will consist o f delec
table roast beef, bakes po
tatoes,
vegetable.
rolls,
salad drinks and lusrlous
cake for dessert. All for a
paltry sum of $15.
Entertainment
will,
of
course, be provided. There
will be madrtgal singers to
serenade you. Just as mad
rigals serenaded
royalty
during
medieval
time.
Seating for dinner will be
gin at 6 and the festivities
will begin st 1:30 p.m. - ♦
Reservations for the feast
must be made by Dec. I.
To place your reservation,
call the choir room at 3200561 and leave a message
on their voice mall. You can
also call or fax 767-5099.
AAA, Audubon team up
to promote eco-tourism
Special to tba Herald
AAA Clubs of Florida and
the Florida Audubon Society
announced on Wednesday a
new partnership that will give
travelers what they’ve been In
creasingly asking for-an easy
route to discovering Florida’s
natural beauty.
The program, called AAA
Audubon
National
Florida
Journeys, combines the envi
ronmental knowledge of the
Florida Audubon Society with
the travel expertise of AAA
Clubs o f Florida to help people
plan vacations that allow them
to learn more about Florida's
diverse wildlife.
Through AAA Audubon Natu
ral Florida Journeys, people
will be able to find reputable,
environmental
tour guides,
discover where they can go to
explore some of the state's
most pristine and beautiful
places,
and arrange
hotel
stays.
AAA and thr Audubon Soci
ety created the program b e
cause both organisations have
seen an Increasing number of
requests from the public for
Information
about Florida’s
environment.
*Wc know that there’s a
growing niche of travelers who
want to spend at least part of
their
vucallons
each
year
learning more about the envi
ronment and escaping neon
lights, billboards and traffic
Jams.* said Dill Dodd. Staff Di
rector of Public and Govern
ment Relations for AAA Flor
ida. 'In a world saturated with
cellular phones, conference
calls, and foxes, more and
more people have the desire to
get back to nature, even if It’s
Just for a few days. We want to
help our members find what
they’re looking for.'
Similarly. Florida Audubon
Society President Clay Hend
erson said that his office r e
ceives e-mails, phone calls and
faxes from people all over the
country who want to know
where they can go to enjoy
things like bird-watching or
canoeing trips.
"Tills Is the first time we’ve
entered a partnership like this
one with another organisa
tion.* Henderson said. *We feel
that this program Is going to
provide a much-needed serv
ice to the public and raise
awareness of Florida’s beauti
ful and delicate ecosystem.*
Decause this Lx a new p ro
gram. AAA and the Audubon
Society decided to limit the
number of destinations to
right for the first year. The
destinations are Cedar Key.
Melbourne and Merritt Island.
Naples. Okeechobee, Seminole
County. Sanlbel. Stelnhatchee.
and Vero Beach. In choosing
these
destinations.
the
Audubon Society looked for di
versity In scenery and experi
ences as well as places where
they knew of professional, r e
sponsible environmental tour
guides.
“There’s a right way to teach
people about the environment
and there’s a wrong way.*
Henderson said. 'Part of the
reason we wanted to be part of
this program Is because we
wanted to help set the p rece
dent for responsible ecotourism. The guides who are re c
ommended
In
the
AAA
Audubon
National
Florida
Jnumry9 brochures genuinely
care about the environment.'
Once the Florida Audubon
Society named the destina
tions. AAA Clubs of Florida
chose the hotels. Accommoda
tions Include thr Rltz-Carlton
In Naples. Disney's Vero Beach
fie sort. Park Place Motel In
Cedar Kry. Holiday Inn Mel
bourne Ocranrront.
Holiday
Inn Express in Okeechobee.
Sanlbel Harbour Resort ft Spa.
the Marina Hotel and Confer
ence Center, and Stelnhatchee
Landing Resort.
*We chose hotels that range
from the very luxurious lo ex
tremely rustic.* Dodd sold.
*Wc did this because we know
that some members like to slip
Into the lap of luxury after a
long day of exploring, and
other travelers prefer a more
minimal setting. This program
suits a wide range of budgets.*
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Sheriff warns residents
about traveling criminals
From Staff Re porta__________
Thinking of o th trt
If Tammy yflntanf
D ie Amrrlran Mlkrtt Aiming for Education.
AHATK. (foliated »:HX) In food. Including UlT
hry*. H> the Seminole Community Mental
Health Job Store Unit About ISO clients will
!«■ fed rii.ttik*<tltv1 1 dinner. From left: Collern Drown. Job Store coordinator: Hal Nlel*a-n, I’ay Treatment Program coordinator:
Him kir llrock, AOATK president, Paul Hinkle,
vice pirsident of AHATTC. Hrruda Moeller, vn
tallonal specialist for ihe Job Store; llonna
Dtsbm.ui. AI1ATK treasurer; Tony Pan/lno.
state representative for A HATH; and Ken
MacNelll. belplnk with products Delow: The
Grandmothers' Club hosts holiday parties for
Juveniles Incarcerated in the Juvenile Deten
tion Center In Seminole County. I'resldrnl
Mary Smith. Susan ( diverts Hotel Foster and
Kll/abeth llurkess offer emotional support
and a respite Iroru a troubled childhood. The
Grandmothers' Club Is Itl need of volunlrrr
grandmothers. Call Mary Smllb at :i22-34«!?>
for more Information
SANFORD Tlie Sheriff's Of
flee Is Issuink a wanilnk to all
Seminole County citizens to be
aware of the traveling crim i
nals who normally frequent
Central Florida at this lime of
the year,
'Die traveling criminals, or
Gypsies as they are sometimes
called tarkrt Central Florida in
ihe cold weather months They
specialize in residential bur
klarh-s and home Improvement
scams. Last March. Shcriirs
Ollier Investlkaturs arrested
Iwo of the tiavrliuk crlnunals
alter a vrlilc le pursuit tliroukh
l/ingwood
and
Altamonte
Sp links Ad.min Miirlelo and
Kw.i Krol were accused of
committitik residential hurgl.irtes in Srmlnolr Cduntv
s( riptlons of all suspicious ve
hicles
D ir ShrrtIPs Office web site
currently has
photos
and
A ll T r a n s m is s io n
D e fe c ts
A re N ot M i^ o r
C o n s u lt a
S p e c ia lis t
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Transmissions
209 \V , 2 5 th S i., S a n fo rd
•1 Do not lute unlicensed
contractors who show uji till
annouio ed
I
lie aware of
women
i talinink they are looklnk lor a
lost dint
5 Get t.ik niinitiers and de
POLICE BRIEFS
Sitting on knife
Jeannette Ford. 211. ol Ibk
kens Terrace. Sanford. was arirslrd Saturday t»V Seminole
County deputies.
Ford was
ill.irked
with
concealed
wrajMin and rrslslliik without
violent r. Ford was arrested at
the comer ol State Ro.nl MX)
and Dike Front Ko.ul
Officer
said lhat Ford allegedly concealrcl a knife liy slltlnk on II
Leaving the scene
Marvin Hammonds. 20, of
700 K I lib St , Sanford, was
arrrsled Frlilav lav Sanford po
lice. Hammonds was (harked
with Iravink tbr scene ol an
accident wllh an Injury in
volvrd. Ilei-ink and alicmptlnk
to elude, rrslslliik without vio
lence and dnviiik while under
ihe Inllurlicr Hammonds was
arrrstrd In Ihe 1MX) tiles k of
Hickory Avenue.
Aggravated assault
Hubert Rivers. 20. of 54 W il
liam Clark Cl., Sanford, was
arrrsled Saturday lay Sanford
poller.
Rivers was charkrd
with akkravalrd assault and ar
rested on William Clark Court
Michael Sluder. 20. of 25
William Clark Ct., Sanford, was
airrsted Saturday by Sanford
poller.
Shuler was rharked
with akkravalrd assault and
criminal mischief. Shuler was
arrested on William
Clark
Court. Hr|tort said that Shuler
supposedly pointed a k"n al a
man's head and threatened to
shoot him with It.
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Saturday l»v Srmlnolr County
drputlrs
Moran was charged
with rubbery (unarmed) and
lultery and urrrslrd ut his
rrsldriu r.
Report sold that
Moran Is unused of striking a
woman while trying to extract
nuinry from her
Qun fired
I’.it rick Diomede Jr . 30. of
741 Rlvrrvtew Ave , Sanford,
was arrested Friday by Seinl
nolr
County
drputlrs
Diomede was charged with us
ing a flrrann while under the
liiliurncr of ulmhol and dlsi harking of a flrrarm on pri
vale properly.
Officers re
ceived a (all ubuul an Individ
ual firing a giui
Incidents
A pager-black phunr, a cell
plume and $250 cash were
stolrn Thursday In the ICO
block of Hays Drive. D ie lotal
cost of both phones Is $250.
A rrd HI Prtrrbullt. license
plafr number A2051KJ. was
siolrn Thursday tn the 1000
block of South Frrnch Avenue
A mobile phone, a radar drtretor and a Game Hoy were
stolen Thursday In ihe 000
block of Soulh Sanford Avenue
D ir total rost of property sto
len amounted to $-167.
A computer worth $2,500
was stolrn Dnirsduy In the
2200 block of Old Lake Mary
Road.
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ALTAMONTK Sl’KINGS
A
01 year -old AJtamotilr Springs
man Is rurrrhilv in the .Seim
nole County Jail on multiplr
i barges alter allrgedlv lirallng
and tying up a woman who had
i amr to his hoiiiP Saturday
momlng. Nov 22
According
to
Altamonte
Springs Senior I’ollrr Olflerr
Karan Gilroy. Id.dia Gardner.
34, went to visit her acquain
tance. Casrv I lemmings at his
hoinr around 12 a tn. Saturday
morning
When she arrived.
Hrtumlngs allegedly pulled her
Into Ills .ip.uimeni threw her
on the couch and punchrd her
In the face. Another, unldrnli
lied frmalr inside the apartmriit. tried to unsuccessfully
help Gardner, and then left.
Gardner attempted In leave
hut Casey rontinurd lo punch
her In the face. Gilroy said. Hr
thru dragged her upstairs to
the bathroom where he alleg
edly choked her. kicked her,
and then forced her to Ihe bed
room whrrr hr llrd her hands
and fret to tile bedpost and
continued lo batter her.
Gardner awoke at 2:.'K) a.lit.
still llrd to the lied and noticed
her hands were numb.
She
asked Hrmmlitgs lo unlir tier
hands ,uid hr rompllrd.
She
waited for I lemmings to fall
aslrrp. and then she untied
tier lert and went downstairs in
i all pofor
Al 3 42 a m . the
Ajlamontr Springs Hiller Drpnrtmrtit rrspondrd In Cam
eron Villas at I0IH Douglas
Avrnur
regarding Gardner's
rail
Gardner was trans|>orlril to
Florida
Hospital Altamonte,
where shr was evaluated Site
Is in st.ihlr ciindlllon L-li rra
tions and hnilses were found
on her face, wrists and legs
I lemmings was arrrsled and
charged with attempted mur
der
aggravated battery and
false imprisonment. According
to Gilroy. Gardner might have
been going over to I lemmings
to confront him over some on
going dispute. It is unknown
what tealiv led lulu die alterca
tion and Ihe investigation br
ibe Altamotltr Springs Roller
Department Is still continuing.
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Tho Florida Department of Transportation
Public Hearing Announcem ent
Toll Rato Public Hearing for tho
Seminole Exprossway, Projoct 2
I he lurnpike District of (he Florida Department ol
I ransjKirtation has scheduled a public hearing to allow tor
public res lew of the proposed toll rates associated with the
construction of the Seminole Expressway. Project 2 Ihe date
time and loealton of the public hearing appear below.
I his new toll facility is an extension of the Centra
Honda CirccncWay beginning at the Seminole Expressway
Project 1, and continuing for 5.7 miles to a junction with
Interstate 4 in Seminole County. The facility include
construction of lolled ramps located at the CK 46/\ (I’aola KoaJ)
interchange and the US 17/92 interchange for south bound traffic
exiting the Central Florida GrecncU'ay, and (ralTic entering the
Greene Way northbound Additionally, tolled ramps are to be
constructed at the Lake Mary Uoulcvard interchange for
southbound trafiic exiting the Greene Way, and Ira Ilk entering
the Greene Way northbound.
PUBLIC HEARING
DATE:
Tuesday, Decambar 2,1997
TIME:
Informal Session: 6:30 - 7:30 p.m.
Formal Station: 7:30 p.m.
PLACE:
Marriott Courtyard
135 International Parkway
(NW Corner of l~4llaka Mary Boulevard
Intarchanga)
Heathrow, FL 32746
Anyone requiring special accommodations at tins
meeting because of a disability or physical impairment should
contact Selena Jerome at Florida's Turnpike (850) 942-6007 at
least five calendar days prior to the meeting. Ifyouare hearing or
speech impaired, please call Selena Jerome at Florida's
Turnpike using the Florida Dual Party Relay System which can
be reached at I (800) 955-8770 (Voice) and ! (800) 955-8771
(TDD).
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20*Off
Hrnrttie Collins. 06. of OKU
Lincoln St.. Sanford, was ar
rested Saturday by Seminole
County deputies. Collins was
charked wtlb buttery on a law
enforcement
officer,
battery
(child abuse) and trespassing
after wanilnk Collins was ar
rrstrd in the 0000 block of
Slate Road 46.
Rejxjrt said
Otat Collins engaged In a
physical confrontation with a
juvenile.
Terrance Moran. 21. of 1745
3rd Dr., Sanford, was arrested
Hr raid Slalf W rllrr
7 th Q n n U w ix iw
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Confrontation
Robbery
■T DAVID FRAZIER
Jackie’sBoutique
Battery
Frrddrtck Krasc, .'16, of 1260
Myrtle Ave.. Sanford, was arrrslcd Saturday hy Semlnotr
County deputies.
Frase was
duirked wllh battery and ar
rested at Ills residence. Victim
stated that Frase allekedly
punched and slapped her.
Altamonte Springs man
charged in wom an’s beating
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nrlghlHirhond m the daytime,
seven days a wrrk Diey will
enlrr a bouse throukb an tin
locked door or lo n e entry
Oner Insldr. tbr frmalrs will
steal cash |rwrlry and silver
II confronted try the home
owner tlley will sav they are
looking lor a losl dok
Hie males also work In
pairs they will solicit unan
nounrrd
in
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residential
nrlghtiorhuird The males will
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pavr a dnvrway for a reduerd
pm e D iev use cheap niatrrl
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tbr work is lintsbril
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barkground tnfonn.ilIon on tki
traveling criminals who Ire
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�4A Sanhytj H*r.*ki S^lofd FtondJ Tuesday. November 23. 1W7
People
Nar-Anon
Nat Anon. a v l f h c l p group (or rrlattwn and frlrnda of
addict* m il meet 11 k m .lav at 8 p.m. at Orlando General
Hospital. For moor infonnatlon. call 869-6364.
Take Off Pounds Sensibly
Member o f Take Off Pmuuln Sensibly. TOPS. I n v i t e t h e public
to join them on Tuesday rvrning* from 7 to 8 p.m. at t h e First
Christian Church. 1607 Sanford Ave.. Sanford. For more
ininrmatlon about the rlub. call 321-4464.
Toastmasters
Nitfhl Owls TtMsim.tster» inert every Tuesday of the month,
at 7:30 p.m . ai the Uike Mary Community Building. 260 N.
Country Cluh Hoad In t.ikr Mary Contact Rnsclla Bonham at
323-8284 for luloiniatlon.
Blood Bank seeks donors
Central Florida Blood Bank Is asking donors of all types
blood
cspcc tally O-lype donors • to donate at Ita Sanfdhl
t*mnch. i:i02 K Sec ond St. For Information. call 322-0622.
Optimist Club
The Sanford Optimist Club meets every Wednesday at noon
at the colonial Hoorn In downtown Sanford. Visitors are wel
come. Call 323-2194 or 322 0298.
Klwanls Club
F.IW aive Ort. I. the Klwanls Club o f Sanford la mowing the
wceklyWrdnesday Itioon unrhron meeting from the Sanford
Civic Center to ihe Lakeside Landing at the Marina Motel on
hike Monroe. Visiting Klwanlans are welcome. For Infonnatlon
call Walt Smith. 323-5088
Dancing for Seniors
The Over 50 Dance Club dunce Is held every Wedner
y.
from 2 30 1:30 p.m. at the Sanford Civic Center# Live music by
ihe Drltoniuns 13-piece bund. Donation $3.00.
Al-Anon
A support group for friends or relatives of alcoholics (AlAnord meets every Wednesday, at 8 p.m.. at 111 E. 27th St..
Just wrst of Sanford Avenue in Sanford. New visitors or mem
ber* arc welcome to this 12- step group.
Lunch and Fellowship
LONC.WOOD All area seniors are Invited to Join a seniors
group runrnllv meeting at the Orthodox Church o f St. Ste
phen. 1895 take Emma Hd.
A covered dish luncheon, at noon. Is followed by Bible study
and fellowship.
Thr group meets on the second and fourth Wednesday o f the
month For more informal ion. contact Mary, Burke at 33063yi.
Sharing center is her labor of love
_________ ____________
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By SUSAN WINNER
Herald Staff Writer
The Sanford Christian Shar
ing Center Is proud lo call
Billie n ibs one of 19 rehm(rers Irene Brown, director of
Ihe organlrallon. highly rec
ommends her.
Tlllis retired In 1987 from the
Health Department where she
worked ns ;i chief deputy reg
istrar. Since losing her himIwnd some four years ago she
has found that her volunteer
efforts keep her busy, happy
and occupied as well as feeling
that she Is helping a person in
nerd.
Initially. Tlllis shared that
her Aunt.Verne Smith, stirred
her Interest. "S h e's the one
that got me started.* said Tlltla.
'Site encouraged me to gel out
and work with her here. She
wantrd me to keep busy.*
Now, afler three years of
working wtih the rrnlrr, Tints
adds that. 'Irene Brown la
great) I love working with the
people and seeing the people
Hint come In. I tike sharing
with them Some people re
member me from working at
Ihe Health Department. It's
nice to see those people again
loo. I guess I have a fore you
can't forget.*
She also riles that she sms
Ihe 'grandma* al the Health
Department and used lo play
with all the babies. *1 really
love to see the little kids that
come Into Ihe center.* she said.
■NHa TIM*
*1 love them moat. It's great to
see their faces light up when
we find something they need.
IVople nre real appreciative
and thankful for the help.*
Working In the clothes divi
sion of the center. Tlllis la re
sponsible for ’ hanging up
.sorting' and assisting thoar
clients find thr proper star and
ill needed. She wttl direct those
in need lo ihe correct are* to
locate neccaoary Items.
“Some people come In for
clothes and I can help them*
she sold. 'Others may come In
because they are hungry and ‘
nerd food. We can help them
with that loo.*
According to Tlllis. every
third Thursday and every
fourth Monday she can be
found volunteering at the
Sanford Christian Sharing
Center. Many times during the
loot week in a month Tlllis and
her aunt will come in if needed
lo provide further direction.
She works from eight lo 12
hours per month In what she
frets Is her labor of lore.
Tlllis has Iwo daughters.
Kalhlr and Patti, live grand
children and four great
grandchildren She has been a
member of Central Baptist
Church In Sanford for )5
years.
P o in s e ttia a p o p u la r C h r is t m a s s y m b o l
The poinsettia. first Intro
duced from Mexico In 1825.
has become one of the most
Widowed Persons
popular
symbols
of
the
All widowed persons are Invited to meet at 1:30 p.m. the
Christmas season. It makes a
second and fourth Wednesday of every month at the Casselgreat gift and to an Inexpensive
berry Senior Crnter. 200 Lake Triplet Drive. Casselberry.
to add festive color to your
lay decors!tons. And If
cared for properly, can be uaod
Alzheimer’s Support Qroup
next year or placed In Ihe
H ie Al/heimrr's Support Group for Caregivers meets Ihe
landscape.
fourth Wednesday, at IO a.m.. at the Frank Evans Crnter In
Flowers: The poInsell la be
Dike Mary. All Interesled arr Invited lo allend. Shelly Brassier,
Excessive heal can
come popular aa a Christmas
a III cased Al/helrnrr therapist, leads the discussion and an
holiday plant because It natu have the some effect. The
swers questions. For Information, roll 323-4938 or 324-3060.
rally b l o o m s at this time of poinsettia should be placed In
year. But Ihe blooms ore not a cool place In your home away
what make the polnaeltla so
from extreme heat or cold
Recovery Inc
popular. Many of us assume drafts. This means placing It
Kecovcry Inc.. Is a self-help mental health organisation for
that the colorful red portions of array from radiators, (1replaces
people who suffer from panic attacks, depression, fears and
the plant are the flowers. How and other heat sources. The
general nervous symptoms. For Infonnatlon. call 660-2003. or
ever. the true flowers are
Ideal night temperatures to be
896-5906.
nothing to get excited about,
tween 60-70 degrees.
they are small, green and yel
TO P S
low and Inconspicuous. The
A local chapter of TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) meets
showy ted parts, often mis
every Wednesday at 6:30 p.m.. In the auditorium o f South
taken for flowers, ore not ports
Seminole llospltul, 565 W. S.R. 434, Longorood. Weighing be
of the flower. Instead, they ore
DEAR ABBY: My husband and I
ings at 5:30 p in. H ie first meeting Is held every Wednesday, at
highly
modified
pctal-Uke
expecting our first child soon
9:30. at Lakevlcw Christian Church. 1400 Bear Lake Road
leaves which ore called bracts. are
and srs concerned about what effect
Apopka. For Information, call 293-S048.
These bracts ore formed below secondhand smoke will have an our
each flower.
baby.
Core: Once you get your
Nar-Anon
My mother smokes — • lot! I
potnsctUa home tt to Important know I'm probably ultrasensitive
Nar Anon meets every Wednesday at 8 p.m. at South Semi
to
core
for
It
property
so
you
nole Hospital. 555 West State Road 434. Longwood. Nar-Anon
right now stnes I'm pregnant, but
can enloy It as long as possi Its very hard to be around bar. She
Is a support group open to families and friends o f addicts.
ble. The poinsettia to cape- smells, her house smells, her cor
Dally living with an addict ts more turmoil than you can han
ctoUy sensitive to chilling tem smells.
dle by yourself. Join for support tn coping with your addict:
peratures. Prolonged exposure
Apart bom her dgarottoe she'd
gain serenity to make decisions and put our live bock In focus.
to cold temperatures will cause be a terrific grandmother. She's
Call 261-1900 for more Infonnatlon.
the plant to drop its lower waaderftil with her other grandchil
dren. We've talked about having her
coma to our house to visit and care
TTT
for the baby, but she doesn't want to
Bn
com because she cant smoke hare.
Am I being too sensitive to this
lesue? She's not going to quit
smoking. We've tried fur years to
get her to quit, but we have been
unsuccessful.
I cant very well keep her grand
child awny bom her, end erecl love
to have her help, but... What do you
m
Watoefag: Watering prac
tices are equally Important and
can determine the life expec
tancy of your potnoettla.
Proper watering tnvotvea ap
plying water In ouflktent quan
tities to thoroughly soak the
•oil until U
frequently. If your poinsettia
■uffera bom lock of water,
some of the lower foliage will
yellow and die producing
>mgy P
Potnoettla
Bowers can also be used os cut
flawm^To haveUie cutjkw rr
the sod feels dry to
Your finger otugk tngbe soil •
few Inches to the beat indicator
of aotl moisture. If your poin
settia to In a plastic sleeve,
make sure the water does not
accumulate tn the bottom.
Standing water. In a sleeve or
drain tray, can cause root rot
and should be anptird-out af
ter each watering. Plants
placed In the home can dry out
quickly so cheek for moisture
grst you m uet'oeS the cut end
of the stem-to coagulate Mm
milky say and reduce wilting.
This can be done by Immersing
the cut end of the stem tn very
hot water for one minute or
flaming iIhe rut end for a few
seconds then placing It Imme
diately In cool water. The poin
settia flowers should be cut at
least 24 hours before they ore
to be used and stored In a cool
place after scaling them.
S m o k e c lo u d s G ra n d m a ’s role
TUESDAY
ANTI-SMOKER IN ST. LOUIS
DEAR ANTI-EM ORERi Tow
or con quit If hw or she haa aa
Incentive. Everything has Its
prior. Moke Ik* reward far wot
muahtog sufficiently attractive
— and yen will sew a miracle
occur before your eyes. Trust
DEAR ABBY: At our card par
ties and nftar-churth sendees, some
of our blends come over and kiss us
on the cheeks. My husband and I
would much rather soy 'Hello,* end
put a hand on their ormi or shoul
ders end talk.
How can a person gracefully get
intances hello
out of kissing acquaintances
dgoodbye?
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ADVICE
&
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.
ABIGAIL
VAN BUREN
kwg.Or.1
' Urn aa f t . — 7
“Sorry, I don't want to oproad
DEAR ABBY: We recently
buried my eleterin-law. Because wo
bed a closed-casket ftineral, we
used a “memory board" an which us
posted snapshots end photographs
that had been taken of her through
out the years.
As on amateur photographer. I
am always the one snapping pic
tures at family gatherings. Her
memotv board got mo to thinking
that whan t die there will be very
few pictures of mo because I taka
them, but I'm tn very tow of them
It would bn nice If family mem
bers would sometimes offer to take
the picture so I could bo in a few
snapshots. If they had
of it.
they probably would have epiayM
being behind the enmern for a
change. Perhaps same of your roadera who ere always being snapped
would trade places with tbs photog
raphar so there v, '” ua photos of
every family meaner - Including
the usual photographer. Just sign
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DRAR BH UTTERBUG t Cat
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pictures o f yew at
MARIE! IN
If CHERRY HILL, NJ. events? Ready? Say
and don’t blink!
DEAR MARIE! It i
some fancy footwork. When
your friends approach, say
“Hello" ae yaw atop to the side
and put your hand ew their ann,
giving It a gentle eqnccse, or
gtvo them a quick sideways
Reymondo kapt saying he didn't
like living up north ana he wanted
to return.
Finally he left hie new wife and
returned with hie daughter. Howev
er, he had no piece to live because
he has no family here in the United
States, and hie former wile's family
wanted no pert of him.
We told Raymondo he could stay
with us until he found n job and
earned enough money to rant an
apartment. A month passed. Two
months.
Abby, he is utill here with us.
using our water end electricity end
eating our food. He docent pay for
anything. How can we tell Raymoodo to leave?
FERNANDO IN FLORIDA
DRAk FEHNANDOi Ted him
In Spanish. If that dnsent work,
UB UuitnEagUah. But whatev
e r language you uee, “ talk
turkey* by making U dee
he hue worm out his we
end he m a t be out within two
weeks. Then aland by your
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DEAR ABBY: ISe got a big prob
lem. It started when my friend
*IUmaando* got a divorce nod left
for New York with hto
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County
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red 0100.0001.
im. M rndi. the
professional carpenter, haa
done an enreUmt job of refln■ n m | s i c i i c 9io v iii|
mm m ucia
of the original woodwork aa
possible. He haa beautlAiUy
replicated what could not be
Cpl. Sharon Sharfcr, who
died April 2. waa under de
partmental ecrutiny far -<tscloslng information from an In
ternal report Implicating the
wife of a police officer In credit
card fraud. Schaefer Imd Con
tended the Sanford M ice De
partment waa covering up the
’ act that Renee Keith, wife of
^Commander Aaron Keith, had
hard her mother tn-lsWs credit
■Bid without authorization
||Hth waa subsequently placed
■ three years probation after
■ t o under pressure at home
M
was upset that her faiawand maifed the report on
Ifetth to the Florida Depart
ment of Law Enforcement.
'The day of her hearing ahe
told me ahe waan't going to lie
tuat to cover foe Kicky because
According to Jonea. Ricky
Schaefer, who la now engaged
to be married, bed to her ala*
let's doctor telling him Sharon
Schaefer had not been sick.
That * not true. She waen't
feeling well for about three
week* She had loot about 30
pounda.*
Baaed on what Rfoky Schae
fer told her family, which
Jonea oald waan't enllrrly true,
ahe aaked that Chief Joe Dil
lard and other SPD official* not
atlend her suer's funeral.
Although there waa never an
autopay. Jonea aatd ahe will
continue to Investigate her alater'a death. She haa already
apoken to the aherllT e.td the
police but ahe doesn't have any
proof.
Thla la not over with,* ahe
aald.
Ricky Schaefer could not be
reached for comment.
Bodies
V A 1/4% bonus on a new C D
referred m gntpn
^M em bersh ip m our
ourPreferredl
Harry
Oibaon
Brownlee
M.D., 74. Dade City, died
Monday. Nov. 34. 1997 at hla
residence. Bom Dec. 4. 1932
m Sanford, he moved to Dade
Ctty in 1907 from Miami. Dr.
Brownlee- was retired from a
practice In Internal medicine,
lie was the founder and a
member of the board of trus
tees of Community 'General
Hospital (now Columbia Dade
City Hoopital). He waa the
hospital's Drat chief of staff. He
was a veteran of the U.S. Army
Air Corp In World War n. He
waa a member of First Presby
terian Church of Dade City
where le was an cider.
Survivors Include daughter.
Bctasy Ann -Bennett. Dade
Ctty, eon. John, North Palm
Beach; four grandchildren.
Coleman and Ferguson Fu
neral Home. Dade City, In
charge of arrangement*.
David James Jones Sr.. 41,
Carver Boulevard. Orlando,
died Friday. Nov. 21. 1997.
Bom In Sanford, he was a
lifelong resident of Central
Florida. Mr. Jonea waa a truck
driven for a drywall company.
He was a Baptist.
Survtvors Include wife. Judy
S.; parents, Benjamin F. and
Marie. Oviedo; eons, David Jr.,
Anltone, David J. Ill, all of Or
lando; daughters, Martha M..
Jalesa 3.. Shaklns N., all of
Orlando: step-children. Elroy
Harris. Tommy Harris. William
Harris.
Candance
Stuart.
Thrvea’ Stuart, all of Orlando;'
brothers. Benjamin F. Jr.. EatonvtUe, Joseph D.. Winter
Springs; slaters, Mary J. Har
per. Ocncva. Betty Arm.Jonea.
Beatrice Hadgar. Gloria D. Al
len. ail of Oviedo. Mary Helen
day, Nov. 31, 1997 at DeBary
Manor. Born Feb. S. 1906 In
Buffalo. N.Y.. ahe moved to
Sanford in 1993. Mrs. Llngl
waa a homemaker. She waa a
member of All Soul* Catholic
Church.
- Survivors include daughters,
Jean Miller. DcLand. Helen
Hickey, Sanford; brother. Fred
Kem. Seattle, Wash.; four
grandchildren;
two
great-
George R. Pearce.
01.
Dorado Drive. Winter Springs,
died Sunday. Nov. 33. 1997 at
South- Seminole
Hospital,
Longwood. Bom May 24. 1930
In Belle Vernon. Pa., he moved
to Central Florida 13 years
ago. Mr. Pearce was a ma
chinist at E.M.S. He waa a vet
eran of the U.S. Army. He was
a member of the Mason Lodge
•543 In Belle Vernon, Pa. and
PA Moose Lodge *700 in Or
lando. He was a Baptist.
Survivors include wife. Dar
lene M.; son. Robert D.. Robin
D.. both of Winter Springs.
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November 25 1997
Sports
Double champion
IN B R I E F
Sanford Adult Softball
SANFORD _ There wtB be an organizational
meeting and award* night for all Sanford RrcRation Department Adult Softball League* on
Wednesday, December 10th at tfc30 p m at
the Downtown Rrcrratlon Center on the Drat
floor of Sanford City Mall on the corner of
Seminole Boulevard and Path Avenue.
The alowpitch leagues to be offered for the
Polar Bear Leslies atariIng In Januaiy are
men's, women's. Co-Ed. church and a new in
dustrial division (or company teams only.
For more Information please call 330*0007.
Sanford Adult Flag Football
SANFORD _ A roaches/Tram meeting will
be held on Wednesday. December 3rd at 0:30
P-m. for the Sanford Recreation Department
Adult FV* Football league at the Downtown
Recreation Center on the ftrst floor of Sanford
City Hall on the corner of Seminole Boulevard
and Path Avenue.
The games will be played an Wednesday or
Friday night's at Chase Path, beginning the
m ood ovtk of DfCftnbrr.
The games will follow the rules and guidetones set forth by the Florida Recreation and
Parts Association (FRPAJ. The FRPA has a
statewide flag football assoctatinn wtth week
end tournaments and atate ranking*
For more information, call the Sanford Rec
reation Department at 330-5007.
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day. November 30. beginning at 0 a.m. The
day win be filled wtth a host of golf activities
for all ages and skill level*.
Junior and beginner cUnlcs will be con
ducted from 0 am. to 10 am., and free awing
analysis will be pnwtdcd by a member by a
member of the Phil Rllaon Certified Teaching
Panel from 0 a.m. to 2 p m. to http sharpen
your aklOa. Teat youraelf and pay the 18 atgnatUR holes of the Panther Lake Oolf Course.
In addition, a putting and a cloaest-to-thepin contest will be held from 11 a m to 3 p.m.
Prizes will be awarded to each person who
ran sink a long putt or hit right on a target
green. Prizes will Include golf merchandise
and equipment.
All-you-can-hit range balls will be available
for a special rate, and advance tre limes are
available. Call (407) 650-2030 or 1-888-727
3073 for more Information, to reserve a tre
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ORLANDO . Want to play hardball, perhaps
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for quite a few good...or at least will
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So break out the Unlment and give It a try.
Call (407) 833-2406 for Information.
Half-N-Half adds tourney title to C o -E d league crown
SANFORD
llalf-N Half proved that there
regular arason championship was no fluke as tt
rolled to the title of the poat-ww nn tournament
of the Sanford ftecreation Department Co-Ed
rag Blown!tch Softball League at Pinchurat
Park Monday night__ ,
Jem Camus had four hits and Mwe Davit
drove m five runs as Half-N-Half aewred In every
Inning and won the championahlp game 16-4 tn
aU Innings over Chang* Car Care. __
Half-N-Half had gotten a free fide Into the fi
ns]* the eaay way when C A L Umber decided
not to compete tn the tournament.
Change Car Care had earned the right to take
on Half-N-Half aa Red Gamer drove In three
ruts wtth four hits, three for extrabaara. and
John Stewart. D etob te BcnUng and Bruce Sellers
added three RBI each tn a 33-7. aU-Inning
thumping of Brer :30.
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The final standMs. Inchiding the results from
the tournament, were: Half-N-Half (0-3).
Change Car Care (7-4). Brer :30 (3-7) and C A L
• I S Ml . 4 8
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Timber (2-8).
The trophies and T-ahirta far all of the champtonahip team from the San fold Fag S o w
pitch BoAbag Leagues wig ha am w M at the
M a r Bear Organizationa] League M u ifg on
Wednesday, December 10 at &30 pan. at the
Downtown Recreation Center tn Sanford City
Hag. Ag persona Interested In putting a tram In
any of the awn's, women's, Co-Ed. Church and
.
rd Industrial league (for company
onfo) are encouraged to attend.
Change Car Care lever Barr 30k four htta _
two RBQ: two htta _ .
John
Debbie
Deml»M fane double, two runa acorcd and three
RBI each). Chris Bryson (double, two runs, two
RBI). Chip Smith (double, tan nan. RBI). Lynn
Webb (three runs, RBI). Lucy M e re (two runs,
two RBQ. Zeb Webb trunk one htt _ Mary
Sechmt (RBI): two runa . Carol Ifol----Beer :30: three htta _ Brett
doubles, three runs, two RBI
(double, RBQ: one htt .J e rr y ------ -- - - _
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two runa). Bwda Ritchey (two runa): three RBI _
n S S S y g four hit* _ Jerry Caanaa (double,
three nan. RBI): three htta . Raymond
HartaAeM (double, two runa. two R8Q. Lori Poe
(three rum. RBI): two hit* _ M in Dart* (two
double*, run. five RBQ. Ong Hardy (double,
three nan). Brenda HaitaAcM (two run*, three
RBQ. Kim Myers (two RBQ: one hN _ Cathy
Lynn gun. two RBQ: one run _ Lynn Pell.
Chang* Car Care: three hMa _ **“ * '
(triple, two runs): one hit _ Dae* **
n a T rm RBQ. C hris------- ------(nm). tarn Webb. Carol Owner. Mary Sechreat:
one RM .John Stewart.
Pine Ridge rallies past Lake Howell
By OO U RIW T
Herald Correepandmt
WINTER PARK _ ll begun aa a blow away game for
the 1
Howell girls basketball team but soon turned
into a fight for points aa the Silver Hawks tell Ual
it to Pine Rklgr. 03-64.
i- k . Howell dominated the first half of the game
wtth a strong performance from Kurry Kane (14
points) and Vale Mean (I I potnta). Lake Howell
ended the second quarter wtth the lead. 30-37.
Just when everything aremrd to be going perfect for
the Silver Hawks their luck changed.
Pine Ridge found their opening tn the third quarter
with Iota of help from Liaaette Alamo, who la only V
foot tall, and Krrdu Arbei. a fi-foot-2 tranfer student
from Estonia, who made the difference tn the game
scoring 24 points.
i . I . Howell could not put potnta on the board until
Mean scored a most needed three-pointer that kept
the Stiver llawka tn (he game.
The fourth quarter started with Iona of enthusiasm.
Both Lake Howell and Pine Ridge fought for every
point. Despite the Silver Hawka effort, they loss a vic
tory that started out aa thrtr*.
*| airfbety Impressed with Pine Ridge. We had difllcultles on the boards and lost It In the third quarter*
said Lake Howell coach Dennis Codrey.
The Silver Hawka (6-4) host Klasimmec-Oacrola to-
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SANFORD _ Samantha Home and Valerie Miller
combined for 27 potnta aa Crooma Academy bounerd
Trinity Christian 44-23 at Roy Allen Oymaalum.
A 10-point aecond quarter allowed the Panthers (2 4
overall. 2-1 In conference) to erase a 6-4 first quarter
deficit aa the hosts took a 30-13 halftime lead.
Crooma kept up the momentum tn the aecond half.
Chrtotlan 24-11.
*We attd have a couple of problems. * said Ci
head coachi Trent Hofftnan.
Hodman. ’ But we're co
coming
I didn’t expect two wins ao early.*
Home scared a game-high 10 points, while Miller
added II potnta and 30 rebounds. Angela Mitchell
and Caroline Rivers chipped In with six points each.
BOVS BASKETBALL
PANTHERS HUMBLE HARTLAHO
SANFORD _ Five players scored In double figures aa
the Crooma Academy Panthers won their home
opener wtth a 00-40 thrashing of Hartland Christian
School at Roy AQm Oynaaium Monday night
The Panthers (2-1) wasted no time In taking the
lead In this game, jumping to leads of 20-0 after one
period and 49-10 at halftime.
This was a nice win.* said Crooma head roach
Steve Carmichael. *Wc11 do our brst against Lyman.*
Crooma. a Class 1A school, will challenge Class GA
Lyman In Longwood at 7.30 p.m. on Wednesday.
Tim McCloud led the Panthers with 34 points, while
Tllua Waldo (32 potnta). Ernest Anderson (10 potnta).
Josh Lee 110 points) and Terrance Perkins (13 potnta)
also were In double figures.
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ORLANDO _ Displaying the
loyalty the led him to sign
with the University of Centra)
Florida, junior quarterback
Dauntr Culpepper of Ocala
announced Monday that he
intends to return for hia
■enter season rather than
leave early for the NFL.
"This program la building
ao fast and I frh that this
program probably needed me
more than the NFL needed
r.* Culpepper said. That
ta a tag (actor In my deep
*lt waa obvious to me and
everybody that knows the
situation that Its best for me
to stay. I probably need an
other year to bone my skill*
and to breome a better
player physically and men
tally.*
Culpepper led UCF to a 60
record tn a season that in
cluded near upacta of Ne
braska and three SEC
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M a g ic e x te n d s t r e a k a s P e n n y r e t u r n s
By JEFF M U m c O
Herald Staff Writer
ORLANDO _ Normally, the last thing an
NBA team wants to do tn the middle of a
winning streak ta change the team's
chemistry.
But when that change involves Penny
Hardaway, you make an exception.
Hardaway returned to the starting
lineup after missing five games with an
Injury aa the Orlando Magic extended Ita
winning streak to six with a 96-87 win
over (he Washington Wizards at the Or
lando Arena.
The loaa waa the sixth straight for
Washington.
Hardaway played 38 minutes and had
IS points to go with three assists tn hla
first
game since suffering tendonitis in
it gar
hla left knee. He hadn't played since the
>e blowout
by the
Magic's last loaa. a home
I
lowly Sacramento Kings.
*My knees feel pretty good right now.*
said a heavily iced Hardaway after the
game. Tm back to normal now and tt felt
good to get back out. I missed the guys.*
Some of the Magic players felt Har
daway's absence may have been good for
a tram that relies ao strongly on Har
daway's presence.
*We can't always put the pressure on
Penny Hardaway,* Darrell Armstrong
■aid. There’s always going to be ■ lot of
pressure on him and we can't do that to
him
all
the
lime.*
Armstrong has taken a lot of that
pressure off of Hardaway, racking in
minutes, especially tn crunch time. Mark
Price haa seen action aa the starting
point guard but It has been‘ Armstrong
who haa played the minutes down the
stretch and had taken over as leader
during the late minutes. With 45 aecond*
remaining, and Orlando up by five. Arm
strong stole a paaa and slammed home
the potnta which virtually Iced the win.
*HCa been playing great.* center Rony
Setkaly (game-high 24 points) said. ’ He’s
won some games for ua and It's (he sign
of a good team that players Ue him are
coming off the bench.*
Orlando dashed out to an early 33-27
lead In the first quarter as Price had a
pair of three-pointer* to lead the way.
but the Magic offense stalled In the sec
ond quarter, allowing the Wizards to tie
It at 40-49 at halftime.
The game stayed close and waa tied.
80-80 with 3:44 remaining In regulation
when Setkaly hit on a short jumper and
free throw to put the Magic up by three,
then after Washington's Rod Strickland
missed a short Jumper. Setkaly laid It tn
off the glass to make tt a five-point game.
Chris Webber (game-high 20 points)
cut It to three, but that waa aa dose as
Washington got.
Strong hit a free throw and. after Arm
strong's steal, the Magfo sealed the
game.
Tt was a difficult game to win but our
guya kept hanging In there.* Magic coach
Chuck Daly said. *
Daly gave credit m Horace Grant (4
points, 7 rebounds), who missed most of
the second half with a calf injury.
‘ Horace haa been the rock.* Daly said.
*We take him for granted but he does the
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18 points aa ho latumsd to • » Or
lando Magic Itoaup Monday night after miming *vo gamo* *«h an kt(ury.
Wildlife groups submit application for bear tag
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‘ conserve wildlife* license plate
la one step closer to reality to
day because of the efforts of
four atate wildlife organiza
tions.
Defenders of Wildlife, the
Florida Chapter of the Sierra
Club, the Wildlife FoundaUon
of Florida and the Florida
Oame and Fresh Water Fish
Commission (OFC) submitted
over 15.000 signatures and
030.000 to the Florida Depart
ment of Highway Safety and
Motor Vehicles (DMV) to apply
for establishment of a new li
cense plate.
Under Florida law. sponsors
applying for creation of a new
license plate are required to
submit 10.000 signatures and a
830.000 application fee to ini
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tiate the process. Rules also
require sponsors to submit a
marketing plan, plate design
and proposed legislative lan
guage.
The license plate .will feature
the Image of a Florida black
bear and a snowy egret with
the slogan 'Conserve Wildlife.*
OFC officials expect the new
plate to generate millions of
dollars In coming years to fund
conservation for the full array
of Florida’s unique wildlife.
‘All groups have worked dili
gently to gamer support for the
proposed new plate.* said L
Rosa Morrell, director of OFCa
Office of Informational Serv
ices. ’ Revenue from the tag
would fund a broad array of
OFC programs. Including law
enforcement, habitat manage-
-- nandal support ffor programs
admini*itered b
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' OFC.
by
The next hurdle for the pro
posed plate la passage by 'the
legislature.
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Rep.
Sharon Merchant R-N. Palm
Beach and Sen. Charlie Crist.
Jr., R-St. Petersburg are apon---- of legislation to establish
the newr plate iduring the 1098
scsalon.
SHUPE'S SCOOP
ment. wildlife research and
public education.*
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restricted
grants ter the Wildlife Founda
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authorized by the Florida Leg
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UPON MINNOWS AND SMALL
BAITFISH.
THESE
BIRDS
FISH FOR A UVINO. AND
-T-tiirv SET
c f t iip
a t th e
est
THEY
UP AT
THE r
BEST
FlStllNO SPOTS. WHEREVER
THEY ARE *nSHINQ*. BASS
AND OTHER GAMEFISH WILL
NOT BE FAR AWAY.
FISHING FORECAST
Bass action la about aa good
aa It's going to get. Large shin
ers will account for many bass
over the eight pound mark.
Fish near fin*tinf mats of wa
in- hyacinths or week beds for
the best action. *
Expect fair snook action at
Behaatlan Inlet with flah to 20
pounds. Large live shrimp
fished on a bare leadhead jig la
a hot combination. Large win
ter flounder are also making
their annual appearance. Fin
ger mullet bounced slowly
across the rocky bottom will
entice heavyweight flounder.
Captain Jack at P»rt Canav
eral reports spotty offshore ac
tion wtth wahoo and dolphin. A
few king mackerel and cobla
can be found on Pelican Flat*.
Inside the Port, aheepshead
and flounder continue to bite.
Trout and redflata are rated as
fair on the
«*
Hsnan*
mnA Indian W v m
Big winter aheepshead are
showing up at Ponce Inlet. Live
shrimp and fiddler crabs will
account for many flah over
eight pounds this winter.
Swarms of small blueflah, a
few redflsh and drum round out
the action. Trout and redflsh
are rated aa good in
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
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• SorOord HorMd. Sjrtord, Ftoreta ■Tuasdoy. NouomOor 25. 1997
UCFIB
Player of the Week after a win
■rhoola. In the at Kent.
Culpepper, who was pro
proems he finished the season
fifth In the nation In total of jected to go as high as the
fense and set 15 school rec middle of the first round if he
ords, Including single-season declared himself eligible for the
passing yardage and single- NFL, will Instead enter the
1998 season as one of the fron
season total offense.
The pre-season All-America trunners for the Hrlsman Tro
was the recipient of numerous phy.
Daunte will be a better
honors In 1997, Including br
ing named a finalist for the player next year than he sms
Davey Oilmen National Quar this year and was he out
terbark Award: a srmiflnatlat standing this year.* UCF head
for the Football News Offensive roach Orne McDowell said. "He
Ilayer of the Year, and being played the last half of the seabetter than he's
named to the American Foot
hull Couches Association 1997 played. Obviously were going
Good Works Team for balanc to be a whole lot better football
ing academics and athletics tram with Daunte than without
and going above and beyond In Daunte.*
Culpepper, who was Florida's
the area of voluntrertsm and
community service. Culpepper *Mr. Football* as a senior at
«a a also voted the United Vanguard High School, chose
UCF because of the commit
States Postal Service College
ment made by the coaching
staff to stick by him even
though he was In danger of not
qualifying academically. After
It appeared he was going to
qualify a lot of the bigger
schools tried to persuade him
to back away from hla decision
to sign with UCF.
"When he came here he
a big commitment to a small
program to take It where It
needed to be and he's done
that* UCF offensive coordina
tor and quarterback roach
Mike Kruczrk said, an NFL vet, ‘ M y obligation to him
to take him from thla level
to the next level. Physically
he's got an the tools to be
great, lie could go into the NFL
right now. but the honing In on
the mental aspect of things are
really going lo give him a
chance to be successful hat at
that level.*
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CLASSIfKOOIPT.
HOURS
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IB
dirty part of the Job.*
The Magic have Just one of
day to get Grant back to play
ing shape before hosting Miami
at the O-rena Wednesday night.
They certainly don't nerd an
other breakdown In tram
chemistry with a six-game
winning streak, second best In
the NBA on the llnr.
T h » m t o f tk a s to r y :
Point guard Derek Harper
played 10 minutes last night
despite a right quadricep con
tusion that had him Hated aa
probable
before
game
lime...With seven players over
30 years, old. the Magic ranks
os the fourth-oldest team In
the NBA.
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SEMINOLE TODAY
Special Friends make a plea for J C Football star
charged in
.A man named Ron asked
a tooman named Karon to
dance.
Her eyre Ut up the evening,
eaylng, "gee
Gently, Ron I(/!•<* Karen
her wheelchair and
Into hi* arms.
How her heart Bang.
m
Joy to the World
Jtom
Karen Roger a could haw danced
and aong all evening. That's what
iheae Friday aociala at Ihe Westmonte Recreation Center In Alta*
monte Springs are all about.
There wna more to do than dance
and alng Ihta Friday, however.
More algnalurra were needed on
The Petition for JC .
*llow many?" Karen motioned to
her friend. Chrla Drummond
‘ Ninety* two." he aald. 'Soon,
we'll ha w a hundred *
Drummond held three yellow, le*
gal-sued. lined pages Some of the
algnalurea were w ry large. Some
wandered from their llnea. Some
bore amudgea. Perhapa from the
tear drops.
'J C loves ua and takes care of
us.* aald Drummond, who has
cerebral palay. "We want J C to
stay. This isn't right. We low her
w ry much *
Atop Page I. Drummond had
written in capital letters: 'A Peti
tion to re instate J C Robinson to
the Altamonte Therapeutic De
partment.*
Javan Walt*, a Marling rrn ^
let far Ihe University of Krn- B r ,
.J
lucky football tram mid a 1094 H W u m M
Ovtrdo High School graduate
wa» at rested Itiurw l.iy alter an
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accidental shooting of a trammale in Lrxlnglon. Ky
W alt*
Walla. 20. wna charged with Hr»t degree
aaaault for the ahoollng of teammate Omar
Bee Shooting. Pago M
C ity at w ork
By M A M A O M M
Herald Staff Writer
City dewlopment wua the focus of the
Sanford City Commission this week, as was
the condemnation of numerous properties
wtthln the city limits Highlights of Monday s
commission meeting Include the following:
*The commission adopted two ordinances.
Ordinance No 3349 will allow the annexation
of a portion of property lying between Oregon
Avenue South and Paata Road and between
Rinehart Road and Kaywood Drive Developers
are seeking to rerone the property for multi*
RoMnoon. *Wa low her vary much,” Drummond said of X
The plea Is directed to
Dill
James, the director of Leisure
Sendees for the City of Altamonte
Springs and to Ron Gras ha. the
deputy director of Recreation
They're Ihe i
say the Very.
of therapeutic
son. who for c
loving rare of
Notice some people clowning around more than usual?
International
Clown week
For a week, clowns all over
the world will be juggling, put
ting on skits and basically
clowning around more than
usual.
The reason?
International Clown Week.
Founded by Walt *Wabo*
Savage of Tranlon. NJ. Ills
goal was to honor past clowns
and to give present clowns an
opportunity and an excuse to
do additional entertaining for
various charities.
Every year, no matter which
days they fall on. Clown Week
spans August 1-7. Savage
picked these dates because his
two daughters had birthdays
during that time.
On August 2. 1971. President
Richard M. Nixon signed Into
law National Clown Week. Un
fortunately. Savage died before
his dream became reality, but
his dedication to the cause and
to the art of clowning kept his
predecessors working until the
law was passed.
One of the main goals of
Clown Week is to acquire a
proclamation from each coun
try. state, county and city that
Reasons varY for *
drawn to jester’s i
row. Pippick. A l Bad. and Strawberry Sue. Front:
8nuffy. Toot Rosco and Cookie
homes, child
for hospitals,
on wheels,
ioup kitchens
ties w e also
educational seminars about
clowning are often held In local
libraries. Fund raisers are
conducted for numerous chari
table causes.
How many kids arc told
every day to stop clowning
around?
Luckily, some local residents
were either never told that or
didn't listen.
Clowning around has become
a lucrative business venture as
well as n great way for some
one to enjoy hta or her tree
time.
Clowns of America Interna
tional. the largest and oldest
down association, has Clown
Alley affiliates in America.
Canada. Latin America and
Europe.
One chapter of Ihe Clowns of
America Is the local chaptrr.
Fun World Clown Alley. Inc.
Comprised of clowns from all
walks of life, the local Alley
bring people together who love
children.
entertaining
and
having a great lime.
'People get into clowning for
various reasons.* explained
Alley President. Cookie (Carol
Meyer I. ‘ Some get Into it
through their families or to
help with church functions
while others choose to become
a down just lor a hobby or be
cause they ha w an interest in
working with children. Still
others make this a full time,
self-employment opportunity.*
Whatewr the rrason. these
clowns love thetr jobs
Cookie has been entertaining
children and adults alike with
her antics for 12 years. She
said she developed an Interest
In Ihe field because one
grandfather was u circus clown
and the other used to take tier
to watch him
Alter 29 years with a major
airline. Cookie suddenly found
herself unemployed when Ihe
airline went out of business
She hud been dabbling in
clowning part time, but when
she had more time to devote to
her real passion. Cookie de
cided to make it a full time
business.
*1 truly like performing and
sharing with children.* Cookie
said. *lt really does take a lot
of effort to put on all of the
makeup, get Into costume and
think of new games and stunts.
Uut It's all worth It when you
get out there and sec someone,
especially a child, light up be
cause of something you did.*
Sprucing up
the community
Mennoolls youth were h Sanford
this week cleaning cp areas along
West 13th 8treet More turn 5,000
young people were In town lor a
convention In Orange Courtly, (hir
ing their visit, teens served on vol
unteer teems tor 19 area community
and Jason Landto. Seminole County
sheriffs deputies escorted the
teene during their 1M i Street
deenup. Sgt Devtd Smrth end Dep
uty Barry Brody standby as Bis lot
across from the Rescue Outreach
Mission is spruced up.
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After Hours
W ifA
Get ready: Tim e to be warped!
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Reagan In Arts on Douglas
Lake Mary artist Don Reagan ha* some of Ills wood
sculptures on display at Arts on Douglas In New Smyrna
Reach. Arts on Douglas la run liy Ed Harris and Doris Lceper.
The gnllery hours ore I I a.m. to 0 p.m. and by appointment,
Tuesday through Saturday. Arts on Douglas Is loonlrd on 123
Douglas Street. New Smyrna Reach. For more Information,
call 1004) 428-1133.
Light Brigade to perform
The Light brigade will perform Monday. August 4. at the
Sanford Civic Center. Tickets arc on sale for 820. and. ns of
Friday. August I. at 5 p.m. tickets were still available. The
Light brigade Is part of the 1997 Florida International Festival
by the London Symphony Orchestra. The performance will
start at 4 p.m. Call 1904) 255-1314 or nny Tlcketmaster
location.
Laugh and listen every Tuesday night
Every Tuesday night at 8:00 p.m. In the black bos Theater
loented at the ArtsMnll in Winter Fork, two nationally
arclnlmed comedy circuit gurus Lou Angelwolf and Jeff barren
will make you ‘ laugh and listen* with llielr unique comedy
show. The show Is 100% entertainment with great comedy,
music and spoken word. All proceeds raised from the 12 week
show will benefit United Cerebral Palsy of Central Florida's
(UCP) Early Intervention and l*edlatrlc Centers. The ArtsMnll
Is loented nt 500 N. Orlando Avenue In Winter Park (corner of
17-92 A Webster next to Dlllardsl. There 1s limited sealing for
shows. Admission Is 85 for adults nt the door. For more
Information, call Lisa McCoy at 841-4570.
Enzlan announces China Cinema series
Enzlnn will present a special Him series In conjunction with
Orlando Museum of Art's Imperlnl Tombs of Chinn exhibit,
beginning Sunday. August 3. and running through August 25.
the New Chinese Cinema: Key Works from the Last Decade
invites members of the community to immerse themselves In
Chinese culture past and present
Each lllin will lie shown
twice, on Sundays nt 2 p.m. and Mondays nt 7:15 p.m.
Regular Enzlnn admission applies to all screenings 184 for
matinees, 8G.50 for evening shows), and series passes are
available for 815.
Imperial Tombs of China
»
Now through August 14. the Orlando Museum of Art is
offering 82 off regular adult admission to the Imperlnl Tom bs
of China exhibit. This weekday special of 810 is available
Monday through Thursday.
Tickets must be directly
purchased at the Orlando Museum of Art box office. Tickets for
this special offer are available ror immediate entry and do not
require reservations. The exhibition Is open Sunday through
Thursday from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. (last ticketed entry: 7 p.m.)
and Friday and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. (lost ticketed
entry: 8 p.m.). The 90-minute lour is accompanied by an
-a u d * guide;'
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Today: Partly sunny with a
60% chance of acatlcred
showers and thunderstorms.
Highs In Ihe lower 90s. Lows
tonight In the low to mid70s.
Sunday:
Scattered
Ihumlcrstorms. Lows In the
70s. Highs In the mld-OOs.
Monday: Scattered showers.
Lows in the mid 70s. Illghs
In the low to mid 90s. Tues
day:
P.M. thunderstorms.
Lows in the mid 70s. Illghs
In the mid 00s. Wednesday:
P.M. thunderstorms. Lopws
In the 70s. Illghs in the 90s.
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min.. 11:20 p.m. a.m.. 5:10
p.m.
TID ES t Daytona Heschl low:
1:13 a.m.. 1:16 p.m.. high:
7:15 a.m.. 7:44 p.m. New
Smyrna Beach t law: 1:18
a.m.. 1:21 p.m.. high: 7:20
a.m..
7:49
p.m.
Beach: low: 1:33 a.m., 1:30
p.m.. high: 7:35 a.m.. 8:04
p.m.
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The Ultra Violet Index
(UVI) rating for the Orlando
area Is 8.
Sunday. August 3. 1907
Vol. 89, No 246
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Dy DAVID FR A Z IER
Herald Slaff Writer
SANFORD-• Get ready to be
wnrpedt It's the Vans Warped
Tour '97 stopping by Tsunami
bracti Club Sunday. August 3.
Twenty-three bands will be
performing throughout the day.
The Warped Tour will host the
Vans Amateur Skate Competi
tion along with Pro Demo's
from In-line skaters, skate
boarders. rock climbers and
bmx bikers.
Plus, this year
they've added the Mrgn-Pump
Climbing Wall Compellllon.
The Idea of Ihe Warped Tour
was conceived by Kevin Lyman
ond David Codlkow.
Lyman,
who had worked to produre the
first four Lollnpnloozu festivals,
also promoted a serlrs of West
Coast music, snowboarding
and skateboarding AIDS bene
fits. Those event* lieramr the
Inspiration fur the War perl
Tour, n cross section of the
skale/surf culture nnd extreme
cutting edge music. Much like
the original vision of.Lollapnloom, the goal was to deviate
from the present stair or com
mercialism In the music Indus
try nnd gel back lo n more
communal atmosphere.
To
that end. the Warped Tour set
out to rrealr an event whrrc
the musicians, atltlrlrs and
fans could Interact and par
ticipate In a full days entertnmmrnt at a lair price.
Lyman ami Cmlikow thru
nligarrl thrm srlvrs with Tom
Ross. Kirk Roxkin and Darryl
Eaton at thr Creative Artist
Agency lo handle the honking
ond packaging o( thr hand*
and the law firm. Orndlrr.
Codlkow and Carroll to negoti
ate the Irgol hurdles Involved
tee Warped, Page 3A
R « « l B ig F lth wilt appear at Tsunam i B ta c h Sunday.
S C C announces Fine Arts Gallery schedule
By DAVID FR A Z IE R
Herald Staff Writer
Seminole Community College has an
nounccd Its 1007-98 Fine Arts Duller) Ex
hibition schedule. TH l Fine Arts nailery is
open Monday through Thursday from 10
a.m. to I p.m. To arrange special hours,
special tours nnd for more In for million,
call 328-2039.
The first exhibit fur the 1097-08 season
will be ‘Artistic License: A Showcase of
Seminole County Artists*. T h r exhibit will
run from September 4 through Seplradrer
25. This particular exhibit fralures the
work of 26 Seminole County artists who
will appear In the soon-lo-lie-inirodured
Seminole Cultural nnd Creative Arts Direc
tory. The publication reception is Septem
ber 18. from 5 to 7 p m., with the intfodurdirectory that is
Is bring
Seminole
........
i.nt.
The exhibit Is from OnoIter
if f
College s year long torus on Mexico, the
ltd ter 30
Ih e exhibit
gallrry will present ‘ Daniel Ponranrlll The
is called
Third Generation*. Tills exhibition will take
*SCC Arl
plarr from January 8 through February 5
Faculty Ex
Punzunrlh comes from a long line of art
hibition*.
ist* from Mexico Included In Ibe exhibi
T h r opention will also lie work by 1‘onzanrlHs la
llig i n rpIher and grandfather The opening rreep.
I Ion Is Oc
lion will Ire January 8. from 5 p m to 7
tober 2.
p.m.. with a gallery talk try the nrllst at 6
from 5 lo 7
p.m.
p.m . wilh
After ‘ Daniel Potixanelll: The Third Gen
I tie gallery
eration' two more exhibits of note wilt
premiere In Ihe gallery lo rismd out the
talk fry Ihe
season
‘Anna Tomrzak Traveling Light
arllsis at fi
p in
II' will tie lit Ihe gallery from Frtiruary 12
The next is I'al II.MlIield's ‘The llurrlra n r through March 12
Tomrzak s work in
Scries This exhibit will run front Novem clude* assembled color Image transfers
ber 6 through Deermlter 11 llndfleld. nn from New York. Spain and Prague Open
art hisiriictor at Moravian College in Penn ing rerepiion for Tomrruk's work is Febru
sylvania. will tie presenting a group of ary 12 from 5 pm . till 7 p m . with a gal
drawings and |Miiilings related to storms lery talk by Tomrzak at O p m And lastly.
atHW
hirilr.m rv Ihe open U p recapltcwlon »M> 1*39111*Annual Juried Srndetn Art Rxhiand Baiun
> iiiu n Will to Novemlwv iM rb m 5-->%i'
f wtMbeon'dtepUy from March M In
j » r /p .m . with b gallery talk by llad. 'April 16. Opening reception t* March 26.
J '' .. i t
/
i u I r m i S p m . ia 7 p m with awards presenptn.
1 *f*,
rolnrlHr wilh Seminole Community tallnd at 6 p m
Orlando
H Theater
Project
MIAMI _ Florid* 24 hour tem
perstores mid rainfall *1 8 a.m.
today:
Lo
HI
Bala
City
70
.00
Apalachicola 84
.00
Daytona Deli 01
73
08
79
02
FI. Laud.
70
04
01
Fort Myers
.23
73
Gainesville
89
Jacksonville
80
74
09
00
82
Key West
00
HI
02
00
Miami
75
01
00
reusseola
77
Sarasota
01
00
00
88
Tallahassee
73
77
Tampa
02
00
00
78
W. Palm Dch 02
The high temperature In
Sanford Friday was 93 de
grees and the overnight low
was 74 as reported by the
University of Florida Agricul
tural Research and Educa
tion Center. Celery Avenue.
Recorded rainfall for Ihe
period ending nt 10 a.m.
Friday totalled 1.05 Inches
•Sunrise.................. 0:48 a.m.
•Sunset....................8:15 p.m.
Daytona Beach: Waves are
2 to 4 feet and moderatlcy
choppy. Current is running
to the south with a water
temperature of 78 degreca.
Nsw Sm yrna Beach: Waves
are I to 2 feet with a light
chop. Current la running to
the south with a water tem
perature of 79 degreca.
L O TTIK Y
SuMnSsd Tuesday IteeyfS Frtd•/
and Sunday by The SotVcrO Herald.
Inc. WO N. Francs A*o, laniard.
Fla. u m
Fenedicai Posteye Paid si
Sanford. Florida and additional
matlmgoffkt*
Posimaatar: Sand address changes
to THC SANTORO HERALD, P.O 00a
1M7, Sanford, Ft Uni-tMT.
Subsertynon Rata*
(Catty A Sunday)
Tsunami Beach Club
hosts 23 bands Sunday
Here are the winning num
bers selected on Friday in
the Florida Lottery:
Fantasy 8 (August 1)
3 -4 -9 -8 -1 6
B y DAVID FR A Z IE R
Herald Staff Writer
SANFORD-The OiLtndo
Theater Protect and Seminole
Community
College
have
recently announced Ihe 1997OS season schedule for Ihelr
respective troupes. OTP has
just Inked a contract with
Seminole Community College
for a second year In residence.
SCC's first production Is The
Affrror/TTie Intermediate Zone
by Emilo Corbnllldo
from
October 9 through October 19.
This production is celebrating
Ihe culture of Mexico, which
SCC plans to do In many other
fine arts areas through the
1997-98 year.
Comping udth llcnry and Tom
by Mark St. Germain Is O TP s
first project, and It will run
from November G through the
23rd. This Is a play where
Henry Ford. Thomas Edison
qnd Warren O. Harding try to
escape civilization by going
camping.
In early December, an S C C
playreading
called
Times
Square Angel by Charles Busch
will premiere. The playreading
will run December 4.5.6 and 7.
The reading ta In Ihe spirit of
the season with a Yuletldc
theme.
Educating Rita, a Pygmalion
for our limes, by Willy Russell,
will run January 6 through 25
and will be performed by O TP .
Then SCC follows up with the
next two productions. Joined
at Ihe Head by Catherine
Dullerfleld
will
run
from
February 26 to March 6. Then
there Is Stanton's Oarage by
Joan Ackerinnnn.
Stanton's
Garage will run April 16 lo 26.
The Inst play. Jake's Women.
will
he
a
co-production
between O TP and SCC running
front May 14 through 31.
Jake's Women was written b y
Nell Simon.
In addition to
these plays, OTP will have
their popular
playreadlngs
throughout (he year.
Pcrformanc
ices far all shows
Bse Theater. Rags 3A
We (till need your help' Become involved. Find out how you hove
a (ay in the future growth and development of Seminole County.
Working w ith you ond your neighbors, we wont to identify
community issues, evaluate potential solutions to your issues and
define the future of Seminole County.
Seminole County is evaluating its Comprehensive Plan using
Community Input from you and your neighbors. During our M ay
meetings we recorded what you had to soy about planning issues
that you believed were important to maintain the quality of life m
Seminole County. In June meetings, participants ranked ond
offered solutions to the issues identified in June. August
meetings will address how this process contributes to the future
vision of Seminole County (see mop below fo r specific dates and
places) and how you can keep participating in the process.
Seminole County wants to build and continue partnerships w ith
you, the community!
Issu e s co ve r the fo llo w in g toptesr O ro w th A
Environm ental A v s w v s M m A
l O C A T IO N AND S< M K )U ! 1 <>l M i l TING*.
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Save
era concerning the asa cruise,
a dosen signed up to
1A
waa "based
on what would be best over the
long haul for each and every
one of you and your loved ones.
Mr. James ana I fully under
stand the concerns that each
of you as parents/guard Ians or
volunteers have.”
"No. they don’t understand.”
said Drummond, who has per
sonally hand-written letters to
Stale Representative Lee Con
stantine and Seminole County
Commissioner Grant MaJoy.
Dana Cashln. an aide to
Constantine, said she was
deeply touched by Drummond's
letter.
The
representative
would be back Monday and
would see it. she promised.
*We‘re all upset. Terribly up
set.” said Valerie Cook of A l
tamonte Springs. Cook Is at
the Friday night dance with her
10-year-old son. Jerry who Is
socially and mentally disabled.
*JC puls Jerry and all those
here ahead of her m m family.
Cook said. "She would be with
them 24 hours a day every day
if she could. She pours her
time. V d m l i sttU time,"
T h i s f r i (JCJ la ao dtdicated. m ti Hon Do Vaato. a
doctor of Clinical Hypnother
apy from Winter fftrk. who has
"Why they're
at her lima ts these kids. There
is so m uch lo w h i lu n them.”
Shirley
Stanley. * whose
daughter Angela has Down's
syndrome, bqpm a petition at
her own. and hod gathered a
page of signatures on Friday
night from other parents and
On her Brat day back. J C
obtnson waa told bsr Job
be over O c t I.
* An outrage.” Collins sold.
J C Robinson, an attractive
it .have hurt them
•omen in her late 90k. has
J im CaMaa. another vofcin- worked for more than half her
Ufr with the mentally and
er. la vary upset.
phyaicaliy challenged.
Ha bltausa 'good old boy
Her Brat job was in her
•hues” fer ttm dectalon to
i. Brie. Pa.
the Job before all her
i were complete be____ the director at the focilNy noticed something that waa
m a n profound than anyone
could possibly say or present
In tlM r resume.
H t tow J C at the swimming
pool with a disabled young
woman , who woo swinging a
act of conditioning weights.
One of the weights caught J C
on the aide of the head,
knocked her off balance and
kite the pool.
J C tsitr g d from the pool
with o Mg made, followed with
ww
to the young
who hod cent her flyhad Urn job.
Multiple
W» Go The Extra Smile
Leo Jackson. 10. of TOO B. llt h 8t..
Thursday by Seminole County deptitlea.
with utter forged Instrument, grand theft and restating without
arrested »n die 2900 block of Howell
violence. Jacfaon
tlronch Road.
ro ta
Incldtnts
Currency, uncaahed checks. a refrigerant
driver's license and social security card all
S I .100 were stolen Thursday m the 0700
Drive.
Bedroom furniture totaling 07.028 waa
the 3800 block of South Orlando Delve.
An RCA 27-lnch color television worth
Friday in the 2200 Modi of West 19th Street
Yard toola totaling 0700 were stolen
block of East 21st Street.
8100 was stolen from a register at a
the 1300 block at French Avenue:
830 to 890 in cash and h o
armed robbery on Thursday m tha
Boulevard.
A blue 83 Olds Cutlass
WKVOOB. was stolen Friday in tha 1000 Mock
totaling around
' of Druid Fork
Thursday In
was stolen
M the loo
Thursday in
as part of an
of W M Airport
of Holly Avenue
Sanford
kgs IA
at the park
family projects . The 50acre tract w«U be the M u re stte
fur 800 class A spa f l i r t a.
Ordinance 9990 limits noise
levels to o maaiiiMini at 80
decibels within the city limits.
Permits are required tar any
•penal events.
*The City of Sanford Recrea
tion and Parka Department
presented an astlmala tar ■
Warped.
Theater
are Thurad^r. Friday
and
Saturday evenings at 0.-00 p m.
and Sunday afternoona at 20 0
ticket prices
O TF
students
and free
students.
• 015 for
avanings
evenings
ns. O T P
available for
Ktd 8 C C
students.
ticket
at 022. me'
throuffi the SCO Floe Arts
Theater Box Office. Admission
la fras to both SCO and O T F
For
more
Information, call (407) 3282040.
i Fogs 2A
with putting together a lour at
m M Utude. Together wuh
Vans, who ts once ^ a ta the ti
tle sponsor, the Vans Warped
Tour wtll present the Bummer's
premiere festival tour offering
the beat tn extreme music,
sports and lifestyle.
Some of (he bands that will
perform at the Tour this year
are The Mighty, Mighty Boastones. Social Distortion. Reel.
Big Fish, Pennywise and Stuar
Ray just to name a few. The
Vans Warped Tour will con
tinue to donate a portion at the
money from ticket oalea of the
proceeds benefiting the Camp
PaclAc Heartland, which la a
summer camp for children who
are IIIV positive or living with
AIDS.
The "07 Warped Tour
will end August 5th.
Tsunami Beach Club la the
last leg of the Warped Tour in
Florida.
Ticket prices are
810.75 and can be purchased
gt any Ttcketmaater outlet at
at the Tsunami box office. For
more information about the
concert, call (4071 323-0843.
S ch lo tzsk y's D eli
t.t
.=l ?L
special events. Including two
speakers, the coat would be
about 04.900. park officials
said The parks department
also presented a bid
from
M E. fttnkua to repair the roof
at the cMc/senior center at
401 E. Bernmole Bhd. la the
amount of 017.000.
•city M snsgtr BUI Blmawns
recommended that 17 proper*
ties at Bailey's Quarters be
condemned. The building de
partment recommended demo
lition.
Eviction proceedings wlU con
tinue at
the Ptne Shadow
apartment complex. The owner
has authorised action via fin
from England, according to a
local representative.
•Sanford Maui Street Inc.
reported that grants tar sig
nage have been awarded to
DclUaha. Delilah's Too. Good
will
Industries.
Hutchison,
Mameic * Coover. F A . Down
town Decor ft Mare. Jcrnlgan
Properties. Inc. The committee
la currently designing o sign
far Magnolia Avenue.
•The Waterfront Steering
Committee
propooed
changes to Fort Mellon Farit.
Sanford's largest public park
h*
at the
the
far
tty
4kJm o a m
THE
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- Sanford HaraM. Sanford, Florida - Sunday, August 3. 1W7
Editorials/ Opinions
W here to put a convention center
LETTERS
Enjoyed story
Just a note of thanks in appreciation for
reporter Marla Orem's efforts and time involved
wtlh writing the story entitled “The lost (wax)
art of costing bronte sculpture,* which
appeared on page I of the July I3 lh week-end
edition of the Sartfont Herald.
All of us here at American ftronce Foundry
enjoyed reading It. and seeing the great
photographs token by Tommy Vincent. Hts
efforts are very much appreciated as well.
Todd Brlltlngham. the Fine Arts Director, and
myself enjoyed meeting Mrs. Orem and Mr.
Vincent when they came by the foundry. Beat
wishes for all the best In future endeavors.
Carol E. Mayer.
Vice President • Sales
American Brom r Foundry
Sanford
Friend to art public
The Scnkartk Paint and Glass has batn a
wonderful friend to the art public. Far many
years they have supplied art and craft supplies
for the town when there were several art
teachers available. Due to the scarcity of art
teachers, they have closed out Ihelr art
supplies department. The art public will miss
the availability of these supplies, but do wish
to give them a hearty thank you* for the
support of art In Sanford and Seminole
County. We all wish you well in the foture.
Jones.
*
Jo
la n conference/ convention center In
Seminole County • good Idea? Yea! But If it la
not located In. or near, the center of the the
county, or If It la not extremely easy to ncceea,
than this la a major affront to those of us. a
huge majority, who live In the south or
centrally. We will not let it happen!
The very beat poaalble aolutiona. and as far
north aa we can aupport. la the Orlando
Sanford Airport or the Seminole Community
College off of the U S . 17 03 corridor. With the
development of the .17-02 corridor thla could
be a conaidcration.
Where are the real of the commissioners on
thla laaue?
If the convention/conference center la not
located oo that It can serve all of the cllltens
af this county then It will And major opposition
and resistance by the taxpayers. I. for one. feel
that the proposed sites, being discussed, in
Lake Mary-Heathrow, will not benefit moat of
us ond I mean the majority of the residents of
this county.
We ore tired of supporting Lake Mary. We
paid deeply for the beautification of the Lake
Mary Boulevard, and now M la time to ask the
commission to atop bleeding the rest of the
county while It throws mtUtans of dollars into
this area, and little consideration Is ffeen to*
the rest of the county. Where do the county
commissioners stand who serve the rest of us
on this issue?
There have been enough blunders. Let's not
odd another.
Please tell me. and others, why you have
ignored the county Mat at Sanford?
The airport locatloa and community college,
while still in Banted, would be accessible to
Think about thla,
Seminole C o u n ty
HATTON II
the vast majority of residents, especially after
the Improvement of 17-93. Where does the
Mayor of Sanford and the City Council stand
on this issue. If you want to help Sanford
here's your opportunity. You will receive all the
support you need for a convention/conference
crnlcr at the Or Undo/Sanford Airport and I
am sure Hie private funding that Is needed to
proceed ns soon as possible.
Sanford, the county seat, has hern ignored
year after year. Here Is your opportunity in
speak out and find support throughout the
county. The City of Sanford ran grow and
become a very viable city through this
convention/conference center and the growing
Airport. Put the redevelopment at 17-92. the
airport and convention crnlcr into one big
picture and you have the beginning of a new
and vigorous rlly. Fight for II!
Development in and around the all port is
vital and so Is the waterfront If Sanford does
not right for this renter then we must And a
location further south. We will not support a
center to the far north or a location that la not
accessible to most taxpayers in the south and
center of the-county!! The airport location will,
In the long run. prove to be the best location.
If properly
planned and with
prior
commitments this need not be a major tax
burden. In fact. It could easily become ‘a
completely private venture within a few years,
ir support ts not focused on the airport the
growth of that airport will be much slower. At
this point. Interest seems to be at a high
point. Possibly. Investors bt Great Britain may
be Interested. I certainly would think so. If it
lakes prlvsle investment to promote further
interest In the airport, tt could be forthcoming
especially with additional Investment from
others who would Ixmcftt from the expansion
of thla airport.
My suggestion, the City of Sanford should
step forward and contribute the land needed
The Orlando/San ford Airport should huddle
with investors in England and locally to And
private Investment opportunities that along
with county participation would move this Idra
forward with limited support by the county
aAcr buildup. The
17-02 redevelopment
should be doaely lied Into this effort with a
boulevard built from 17-92 to the airport.
This airport Is ready to grow. Many of us
would gladly use It. Talk about economic
development. ...Here la an opportunity! Just
think of the air traffic that is not being served
because of lack of vision. I can remember
when the Orlando Airport was SMALLER then
the now present Orlando/Hanfard Airport Wr
can have a very substantial airport.
But. you must have local government support
which, in turn, will bring prtvate investment
TO N Y
TIZZIO
'O’ for Opinion
The new TV codes of content suggest some
amatlng possibilities, tt may now be poaalble
to moke T V safe, not only for children, but for
adults, os well.
The screen would flash an *L1‘ (for liar) when
lUclaa .denied that money l i l s r s f r f l hia
dr when a criminal lawyer, .reduced to
his c M r m m m m p i t m A d toy© * *
I's innocence. We jswukf also, at* *M*
when a prosecutor-dentes amOltlan -In h ta motivation, or a tobacco C E O denies the
obvious. O r a president can't remember what
everybody else remembers, or a vice president
can’t remember the law.
The screen would flash on *ID* (for Idiotic)
when a grandstanding senator remembers
witnessing a scandal that occurred before he
was bom. or a racist senator applauds black
progress. We would see a "C* (for cowardice)
when any of the clowns In Washington talk
Baa LaMars, Bags BA
Words
Today's column has Iwo aides It will
reveal some things about childhood done in
tire hope of encouraging children and their
parents and It will show the power of
Words, writing and communication in
general. Words ran be the great equalurr.
They can make friends of enemies, tliey ran
encourage or discourage and they ran help
or hurt.
—
In government: Elected officials vs. staff dominance
When you go to a restaurant, the waiter
brings you a menu to choose your moot tram.
Even
at
the
most
narrowly themed
establishments, you haw a choice at several
entrees. Beef, chicken, park, or seafood evea If
it's Italian. French, or on Oriental restau rant,
You moke your choice and that's what yen get.
But would you regularly go to a restaurant
where you only had one choice— rare, soedlum.
or burned to charcoal?
Not likely!
A staff dominated government is like that.
The
people.
through
their
elected
representatives, arc given one choice-blue for
example. Those representatives, when they
Anally get to vote, may change blue to light
blue, medium blue, or dork blue-but rarely
can choose any other color. If the elected
officials want grecn-forget Itl How can a part
time elected official, who works lo support a
family, have the resources or the time to
research and then write up a competing
proposal to one which staff hat spent weeks
on with the help of a down different
government employees and taxpayer paid
consultants? The only choice is to vote yes or
not. or maybe lighten up the color a little.
A staff dominated government will then g h .
the elected official the proposal at the Tost
possible moment-speciflcally to prevent the
elected official from having time to shop the
proposal to community for input and feedback
before his/her vote. That way the elected
official only has the staff Information to rely
on. Over a period of time. Uw sheer weight of
accepted proposals from the staff, using this
__
__________________
method
of dominanceand
an *dependence. .
on the subconscious memory of the elected
officials. The staff becomes the elected
officials' friend-much like the Stockholm
Syndrome where hostages con emotionally
attach themselves to their abductors over a
period at lime. Dissenters then become the
public's cnem y-at least in the‘ mind of the
elected official.
This la the ’ mushroom, protocol* I spoke of
in a recent .column. It's where a staff
dominates the elected ©metals by keeping
them in the dark end covers them with lots of
organic material to keep them from asking
questions.
A government which la run by elected
offlciaU Brat decides the color In open public
dsbate-wtlh plenty of public input on what la
to
S e m in o le C o u n t y
S c h o o l Boa rd
m e m b e r.
U
proposal to be generated by the staff. Whether
the Idea is staff generated or elected official
generated makes no difference In this type of
government. Staff Is given direction and they
(allow through with their best ideas.
The County Commission Is an example of a
government run by the elected officials. The
School Board la an example of a staff
dominated
government.
County
Commissioners
give
directions
which
determine the color. School Board members
worry shout the shade once the Important
decision at the color has been made by the
staff The county manager to virtually Invisible,
concentrating
on
management
of
the
components.
The
school
superintendent
dictates the direction of the school system and
manages
the components
with
little
Interference, other than the shade of the color.
Bom the elected board members.
Seven years ago voters from all political
parties in Seminole County chose to change
from on elected superintendent to on
appointed one. Three years ago, those same
voters chose to change the School Board
elections from non party affiliated to party
affiliated. This made the party primary election
hi September Important In determining the
public's representatives on Hie School Board.
One year ago. voters hod their Arst chance to
try the new system. In the only contested race,
the long lime Incumbent was defeated. Next
year, voters will have an opportunity to
determine whether the members of the School
Aral election prt-dated the
determining
school system
t f t elected to • H # * . to m .
Already. Barbara Kuhn has declared that she
will not run for re-election. For the other two.
this will be the teal of whether the issues
which caused voter approved change* in
government, will carry over lo Ihelr races.
From comments and practices in the School
Board meetings- It would seem that the three
two term members of the Board are not
listening to what their constituents have
already indicated are their hot buttons. The
equivalent of a trap door at the speakers
podium has been Installed at the direction of
one member to silence opposition to the staff
directives by limiting the length of time the
public can speak to the Board. Another
recently complained that a Board member was
speaking Into the microphone and facing the
audience ratlier than turning and speaking to
the Board members when discussing problems
within a staff report. She pointed out that If
Board membera wanted to get proposals
passed by the Board, they had better speak
lacing the Board rattier than the audience.
Another comment was made by one Board
member to another that tf they didn't have a
prepared report to discredit the staff report,
that they should keep quiet and not raise any
questions. It'a apparently not enough to just
sec the problem with the staff diractMB-the
elected official has to marshal the resources
and the time lo do the job of the entire staff In
order to have credibility with the older Board
Members, who are used to staff dominance.
In the past, thla type of attitude by elected
officials was common on staff dominated
governments like the School System, tt still is
today. The questions Is. will It be tomorrow
after three seats on the School Board are
contested in the second election under the
partisan primary system? Will voters complete
a dean sweep of the School Hoard? O r are
they satisfied with the current passive role of
the school board member In determining
effective and accountable school education In
Seminote County? The pay is lousy and the
hours are long--If one does the Job they are
elected to do.
One alternative being discussed by two
groups Is to return the superintendent's
position loa n elected one. You could sec that
as a referendum put on the ballot in the year
2000. Coincidentally, that is when the current
superintendent's contract will be up.
You'll make the choice In September 1996.
How or what we say is important far nil of
us. especially
In this, the age of
communication*. The disabled are no
exception. Because we have physical
disability, some of which make It difficult or
Impossible to speak at all. speaking well
can be only a dream. Sometimes with a
little pe-severance, we can all achieve our
goals.
As children, many of us try to learn a skill
or talent lo distinguish us. in a positive
way. Many limes this helps us survive life's
■trials and tribulations. Disabled children
especially, can. and should, team these
communication skills. If for no other
reasons than to bolster their self esteem.
Borne Personal Thonfht. When I was a
boy. a neighborhood kid got In a verbal
confrontation with me. As it kept up. Hie
verbal fencing, the young man told me that
all I could do la say words. At the time of
the encounter I thought It wns a terrible
insult, but I remembered this encounter nnil
that young man's words.
Many years later I thought. *yuu know, he
was right.* Words do and have meant a lot
to me. They have taken me from a shy
disabled kid from New York to being Central
Florida's First Disabled Journalist, along
with my community affairs T V show also
called “Special People’ 1961-87.
Yes. words and writing have always meant
a lot to me. I learned at an early age that
they can focus attention away tram a
tttos and on the true person
Be It writing, speaking or just
tciting a joke, words
■orda con lake you tram shy
and Introspective to outgoing ant
assured.
The question now seems to be. how can
we
teach
disabled
children
better
communication skills? This to much needed
because many disabled kids, and adults, are
shy and afraid to express their true feelings.
In this age of public school cutbacks, many
people mqy ask how can we Justify spending
extra fttnda on a select group of students?
‘
. V •*' ‘
The an swer to the above questions Is
simple. We cannot Afford not to. A disabled
child who to better educated in writing and
communications, la happy...self motivated
and tniirpjm dinr. 1 g a n when you think
tt. fhto eteild aptoy
child.
�Sanford HaraM, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, August 3. 1907 - 0A
Letters
Coattmsad from Page 4A
about sending our military to 'kick bull* In
tome foreign hot apot. because people who
have nctunlly served their country don’t talk
such nonsense. And the screen would flash an
'8 8 ' (far sanctimonious slobber) when self*
styled moral arbiters lecture the rest of us on
family or moral values.
Our locnl T V news stations would flash *B*
(for bntoncyl cvcrv lime they tout a Doppler
radar, or a *LT (for unbrllevnblel when they
promise nn exclusive news story. Or flash that
*IM* (for Imbeclllcl when the rrporter Is hyped
as 'live' (ns opposed to dead?!, or nn *SI* (for
sickening) when the reporter badgers a grief*
forn family member for a reart Ion.
’• The codes w r will never see on our TV screen
are T * I for trulhl and *lt* (for honesty). That
would destroy advertising and
political
posturing, nod that would be terrible, wouldn't
It?
William Sheffield
Sanford
Dear C llU rn x of Sanford.
This Is n Idler that 1 have been thinking
about a long time, in order for me to feel better
and try to gu nn with my life and to stop
praying dwelling, talking and thinking about
what might have been if things had been done
differently.
1 feel like I need to write Ibis Inter. I am not
going lo use any names, but the people will
know wlm I am talking about if they have any
conscience at all
My bustuimt. Johnny, star led lo work far the
Sanford police Department tn October 1004 II
was a small department down on Ihe lake
front He had lo walk Ihe Hanford Avenue beat
from 12 midnight until H in tlw morning. Ills
ntglit off was mi Wednesday We had three
ihlldieit and I was prrgnanl with our fourth
The pay wnsnt m urh. so lit nrilrr for us lo
make It. hr uutkrd a pari time job plus went
to the Orlando Putkr Academy tie dal this for
alxMii two years H r was a good mart, husband
amt fattier Die only flung lie did wrong was lo
work loo hard
In l!!72. lo lo-tler o u r s e lv e s , wr slatlrd a
chain link feme business Wr went down and
got the prrmlts and llrrn sr Irian the city hall,
wlilrti they sold u s Hut whrn the Sanford PI)
saw that wr w rtr making money, they told him
lie bad lo give it up or quit and forte because a
policeman cuuldtil have a business Writ, wtlh
loin children in school, hr coukln’l take Dial
chain e. so hr gave up the liusmess lit went
bock to working purl time jobs plus bring a
dedicated poller otllccr
Then In 1975 wr tiuuRfil 12 houses on
Southwest road Hr wiNkrtl hard in make them
livable When we were lieginnlng to see
something g**od rotor of it, hr was told he
rcMildn l keep them because a tenant went to
rily ball and complained ulxcul a police officer
owning die h o u s e lie rented The man we
Ironglil them hum lus hrolhrr-in-law was a
judge lie told u* legally Hirer was no way we
h « J lu-gikc. them up- but Uc suul lire)’ IM ’DI
could and would make ll so l o a d lu weak chrwn
at Hie station so we gave ilirm up
W hrn hr wouldn 1 he cat another officer. be
was passed up ha Lieutenant three tlmCs 1
dealt know iitanil now but hack then If you
passed Hie trM and had tarn there Ihe
RICH AR D N. AWSUMB. 0R
Ihehurd N Awsumb. Jr . 77.
Forrsl Park Circle. Longwood.
died Ju ly 31. 1997. of chronic
heart disease. Horn In Glen Ellyn. III., tie moved to Central
Florida In 1907. He was a re11/rd architect. Awsumb waa n
member of Ifellrvur Baptist
longest, you apt the promotion. After the third
time, he told them If he didn't get It the next
time, he would go before the Civil Service
Board, lie got It.
I know some people are going to ask why I
didn’t get a job. but we have five children and
he believed the wife was suppose to stay home
and be a wife and mother, ao I guess I did
something right because all five of our children
have turned out ON.
In 1070. he was promoted to Chief of the
Detectives and believe me, he worked a lot of
hours, days, nights, and moat week-ends. Well,
on October 20. 1000. he had a heart attack.
One of the officers was at the hospital to ask
me if he was going to retire, before I was told
that he had a heart attack, tie waa 44 years
old.
So. he went back to work. He did well until
Ju ly of 1001. The medicine messed him up. Aa
his regular doctor was out of town, the other
doctor put him In the hospital on a Tuesday to
regulate it. When he got out on Friday, the City
doctor, the Chief of M ic e and ths City
manager had him retired, but his doctor
wouldn’t sign the papers, lie said Johnny,
being so young, would be better off to work if
he took his medicine, stayed under his core
and not work ao many hours.
Well, they put him working 11 at night until
7 In the morning. This Is what he got for all
the years of honest and dedicated hard work
for the city. If you have read the papers or kept
up wtlh the police department, you would know
there have been many that did a lot worse than
work themselves into a heart attack. So. in
October of 1961, he couldn't take It anymore,
so he retired with 0200.23 a month. We had to
apply for SS disability, which he got because
we still had two children in school. He got that
for eight months, then he got a letter that N
was to stop We had to hire an attorney to grt
II reinstated. In December 1001. he had
another heart attack. They told me he died 7
times In February 1002. he had lo have open
heart Hour by-passes) surgery. They said his
chances coming off the table were stun, ao he
told me what to do tf he didn't make M. He
didn't want a police funeral because he said If
they couldn't help him when he waa on his
tret, tie didn't feel like he needed their help
after lie thought hr had sis friends lo carry
him out Several officer's wives asked me why
be worked like tie did. It was treesuse that was
Ihe type of man he was When he got his
paycheck every two weeks he knew he had
earned It.
From wtial we hear, there was one police
officer who tried lo do something lo help him
and he was pul over on 13th Street to walk the
beat
Johnny lived four years after the heart
surgrry We built some good memories and be
grH lo know his children He passed away April
0. I0 M . ihe week after Easier, on a Sunday
morning t have been gelling the 0200.23 a
month unlit April 1902. then n was stopped.
So I will go on unlit one day. we will be
together again
1 don t know whether they will publish Ibis
feller In Ihe paper or not. bul I
made me feel better writing it
Sincerely, Shirley Parker
Wife of Ll. Johnny Parker
Sanford
Church. Memphis. Tenn Civ itan Club. Memphis, and
can Institute of Archller
was also an Army vetrran of
World War II.
Survivors Include wife. Hathtyn O.: sons. John K.. Winter
Park. Richard N.. Jr. Winter
Springs; daughter. Becky Sand-
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RICHARD
Richard
July 31. 1907. Bern in Birm ing
ham. Ala., he moved to Central
Florida in 1995. He was a me
chanical engineer. Gotaan waa a
Baptist, a Mason and waa also
an Army veteran of World War
II.
Survivors include daughters.
Sherry Mrachn. Casselberry.
grandchildren:
one
p ra t'
grandchild.
Arrangements by BaldwinFairchild Funeral Home. Aka
monte Springs.
George A. Kaiser. 91. West
Highway 420. Oviedo, died July
30. 1997. Corn in New York
City, he moved to Central Flor
ida in 1972. He waa a salesman.
Kaiser waa a member of St.
Luke's Lutheran Church and a
Free and Accepted Mason.
Survivors Include slater. Grace
McGinn. Quebec. Canada.
Arrangements by BaldwinFairchild GoMenrod-Winter Park
Chapel.
We must work together
to stop animal abuse
breaking
There are not enough words
to describe the gut-wrenching
hideous program that ap
peared on a cable movie
channel Thursday night.
There was murder, mutila
tion. torture...no regard for
life.
Worst of all, it was a true
story.
*
I began watching what I
thought waa going to be a
show about pels and animals
that would depict how cute
and lovable they are.
Instead, after IS minutes of
(he show. I had to turn It off.
I could no longer stomach
the atrocities that were on my
television. As tears ran down
my face and I thought I was
g to be sick. I grabbed for
remote to quickly remove
the pictures from the screen.
For 15 horrible minutes,
anyone watching the same
channel waa shewn real peo
ple torturing real animals In
ways that Hitler and Stalin
could never have fathomed.
In Ihe name of science, din
ner and what some mentally
disturbed people thought waa
entertainment,
cats.
dogs,
pigs. rats. rows, sheep, bulls
and birds were mangled be
yond recognition
L M n g breathing creatures
were sliced, beaten, stuck
with everything from needles
to knives, and made to suffer
In ways that are inconceiv
able
I still cannot remove the
Images from my mind.
Why la il that man thinks he
can do whatever he wants to
the animal population? Be
cause we can talk or walk on
r
integrity AJIs to the wayside.
Day after day the newspaper
and television news are filled
with stories of animal abuse.
Luckily,' moat people don't see
what I saw on television.
They should be grateftil.
Why on Earth could anyone
hear the screams of an ani
mal. see Its tiny body wracked
with pain and yet continue to
inflict abuse on the suffering
creature?
I am so angry and hurt that
someone I would consider my
equal under any other circum
stances has absolutely not
one speck of decency or com
passion In their body.
I am even angrier that the
people who have the power to
do something about this out
rage alt hack and do nothing.
When did the basic premise
of love for all creatures be
come an ugly, non-feeling,
abusive sickness?
It will take quite awhile for
the Images that I witnessed
on television to leave my
mind.
I can stttl see those helpless
kittens being beaten to the
point that they were still alive
but unable to move a muscle
while some disgrace to man
kind pulled It from Its cage by
Its car ao he could feed it to
someone. That animal was
still alive and suffering
My mind keepa turning back
to a hull in a wooden pen that
suffered kicking, stabbing and
punching for three hours be
fore Its body ftnatty gave out.
That beautiful creature wiffered all that time before It ftnatty died a violent and need
less death.
The people that do these
things are a perversion of so
ciety and there must be a way
this.
But why the suffering? Why
the total inhumane treatment
of a living being that has
feeling, a heart, blood ion -
Arnold,
Texas;
Willlan
Gladys
St. Li
to prevent this from continu
ing. There baa to be a way to
moke people understand that
animals feel pain and suffer
and do not deserve to be tor
tured hist because they arc
not able to speak or make de
cisions like we can.
Animals are precious. They
are living beings. They feel
pain.
They deserve to be treated
with respect and dignity.
took at your pet. Think
about your neighbors pet. See
that rabbit scampering across
the lawn and that bird chirp
ing in the tree?
«
Now think about what I saw
on television and what Is
happening everyday to ani
mals Just like them.
I cannot think of anything
more disturbing
Everyone needs to take re
sponsibility. Stop your friends
from hurting animals. Teach
your children how wrong It is
to torture anything and how to
love and respect all creatures.
Report your neighbor who la
mistreating their pet.
And please, stop getting
pets you can't or don't want to
care for. Ptt your animals so
they don't continue to have
offspring that are murdered in
the pound at alarming ratea
every day. If you want a pet.
there are so many al the H u
mane Society or the pound
(where they are destroyed)
that need good homes. Check
It out. That's where I got my
Frankie and he's the light of
my life.
I hope to never see another
program like I did last nightIf I saw all of that tn only IS
minutes, can you Imagine
what goes on In an entire day?
tt must stop.
HamU L Beverly
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tery and Funeral Home. Lake
U N A M O N TA LV O
Elisa Montalvo, 00. Nancy
Avenue. Altamonte Springs, died
August I. 1907. Born In Ho t nUgueros. Puerto Rico, she
moved to Central Florida In
(991. She was a seamstress.
Amenta sJiLFm Jrwrfnt KatCmAfiod ToHat TheBest!
n -iw n s s w s
Workers Union.
Survivors Include son. Jesus
Sthra. Bronx. N.Y.; daughter.
Grace Silva. Altamonte springs:
four grandchildren: eight great
grandchildren.
Arran ments by BaldwinFalrchlli Semoran-Forcst City
Chapel.
Helen IL Pell. 00. SR 415.
Osteen, died Juhr 31 at Colum
bia Medical Center-Sanford.
Born In DeLand she was a
lifelong Central Floridian, ■
homemaker, and a breeder of
registered Doberman Pinchers.
She was a member of the First
Baptist Church of Sanford.
She la survived by her hus
band. N. Edward Petit daugh
David Wesley Lowery. 71. Nar ter. Dianne Schocfclln. Osteen;
cissus Avenue. Stanford, died sons. David. Darrell and Dan
July 31. 1997. Bora in Truman. iel. all of Osteen; mother. Je s
Ark., he moved to he moved to sie dayman, Sanford: sister.
Central Florida tn 1973. He waa Belly Bishop. New Smyrna
a truck driver. Lowery attended Beach and eight grandchildren.
Seminole Community Church
Arrangements by Oramkow
and waa also a Navy veteran of Funeral Home. Sanford.
World War II.
Survivors
include
wife.
Nancee; son. Stephen Ammon.
Sanford: doubters. Vicki Am
mon. Sanford. Jeanne Stephen.Funeral Serve** lor Hrim It. M L
00L of Oslsen. who died Thursday,
w* bt at 10 a m. Monday si lb*
Oramkow Funeral Home Chapel,
la ferment will follow at the Oslsen
Cemetery, Family wtfl receive
Sends Sunday evening from 0 to 8
at fhe biters! borne. Oramkow Fu
neral Home. 900 E. Airport Blvd.
MOV} 023-3013 to charge ef nr-
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Practicing In Like Miry • Sinford Arei for 10 Yean
�M - Sanford Herald. Unfort, Florida - Sunday, August 3, i n r
Business
IN
BRIEF
NEW SM AKERS
*
W ayne Malcolm of Sanford has enrolled In the electronics
engineering program at IT T Technical Institute In
Maitland.
* Seminole County Commission Chairman Randy M o rris
has been appointed to serve as vice chair of the Florida
.Association of Counties' (FAC| Finance ft Administration
.Policy Committee: a legislative committee tasked to
determine legislative Initiatives for the 1060 Session.
Morris will also be responsible for meeting with members
of the Florida Legislature to educate and to communicate
the position of local governments on Issues pertaining to
economic development, finance, taxation, transportation,
and labor.
Morris, who also serves on FA C s Board of Directors, hss
been instrumental In shaping FA C s position
on
telecommunications issues. He is actively involved In
transportation Issues via the Metropolitan planning
Organisation's Advisory Council and avidly supports
economic development and tourism. He is chairman of the
MPO.
The Finance A Administration Policy Committee Is
comprised of elected olllrials representing counties with
diverse demographics.
•
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•
Bob Urban of Orlando, coordinator of construction
services for Seminole County Public Schools since 1094.
has been appointed to the state's newly created Public
Schools Construction
Study Commission. Urban is a
uniform building code Inspector and a certified structural
masonry Inspector.
The BealorNet Laariag Center o f Central Flo rida
recently earned honors for its Internet Web Page In a
national competition over one hundred other learning
centers.
To
view
the
page.
visit
http:/www.maglcnet.net/srnetl/lndex.html.
David L. Vorpagel has been named director of field
leadership for Aid Association for Lutherans. Vorpagel
serves as a general agent In Maitland. AAL provides life
Insurance and retirement products to its 1.7 million
members.
D A TEB O O K
The Lake Mary-Heatkrow Chamber of Commerce will
house Aug. 6 from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. at 101
parkway. Heathrow. For information, call
Service sets business apart
B y U L U E W ERNER
Herald Staff Writer
When shopping for home far*
ntahings. customer service sets
some businesses apart.
Farmer's Furniture, located
at 2440 S. French Ave.. Banford offers a wide variety of
brand name products ranging
from furniture lo electronics to
appliances.
Store manager Doug Atkin
son helps local residents feel
comfortable with lheir shop
ping experience.
"I have been In Sanford all of
my adult life* Atkinson ex(mined. *1 love this town and I
ave been a large part of the
community. My family la here
and I try to treat my cuitomers
like I want my family treated.*
Atkinson has been in San
ford since 1961 when he was
stationed here with the United
States Navy. Before being
transferred to Virginia for two
years, Atkinson met his wife.
Helen and Ihe two of them
moved back to the area as
soon as he retired from the
military.
Starting his post-military ca
reer with a local furniture
store. Atkinson kept busy in
his limited spare time with hia
rapidly growing family. He also
became involved in the com
munity through his church.
Central Baptist and also by
coaching youth sports.
Wilson-Myer furniture was
very happy wllh their newest
find and Atkinson was pro
moted to branch manager of
the Apopka store, where he
remained until the company
went out of business.
In I960, a career change
found Atkinson in the credit
business, first with a loan and
finance company and then wllh
a mortgage company.
During this time. Atkinson
and his wife were raising their
six children while trying tn
balance family with two ca
reers. Adding to the juggling
act. Atkinson coached every
thing from Fee-Wee football to
Little League baseball m his
spare time. In fact. Alktnaon
became mo involved la youth
K
tie rs
manager
Doug
Atkinson
helps
customers with their needs from the lim e
they walk Into the door to the time
d e live ry.
tinue Ihe successful tradition*
sports that he helped charter
both the Sanford Youth Base of Formet s Furniture.
The furniture slure enrtles
ball Association and Ihe San
name brand product* such a*
ford Gymnastics Association
II toy hill. Astro Lounger. Sam
tn addition, he helped form (hr
uel Lawrence, La -Z-Hoy and
Sanford
Church
Sohlinll
llerklln.
League.
When the mortgage company
Appliance lines such as
that he worked for went out of
Whirlpool. Kitchen Akl and
business.
Atkinson
Joined
Roper fill the store. In addition
Former's Furniture as the head lo electrons equipment from
of their credit department
RCA. Sharp and Zenith
*11 was a natural move lo go
Into ihe credit department after
All house furnishings are
being in Die business for 19 priced wllh Ihe middle income
years and having experience tn family in mind In addition, If
the (umlture industry.* Atkin any other full service furniture
son explained ‘ Farmer's Furni store Is offering Ihe same mer
ture had such a good reputa chandise for a lower price.
tion and I Uked that tt was a Farmer's Furniture will match
business that people could
It. In-house financing Is also
available.
trust.*
On June I. Atkinson was
Making the prices even more
promoted lo stare manager. He
sold that ha intends to con .competitive. Farmer's Furniture
*ot
preaenl
the
second
annual
Mlnorlty/Women Business Enterprise Showcase Expo
Sept. IS from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the Orlando Expo
Center. For Information, call 894*4404 or 428-5860.
offer* free delivery and set up
with every purchase.
And Ihe same person that
sells Ihe furniture delivers II.
'We believe that If the sales
prrstMt also brings the mer
chandise Into Ihe customer's
home, there Is even more ac
countability.* Atkinson said
“The customer Is with the sales
person tluotighoul Ihe entire
process so they know that
wh.it they are loid is Ihe real
thing*
Aik niton knows all loo well
what ihe needs of the com m u
nity are aiul wtwii people ex
pect from their local busi
nesses Ills entire family Is
allll in the ares. Including hls
six grandchildren
Atkinsonsaid that he believes I hat be
cause lie has been in the area
foe so long and Is such'an Inregrul pari of Ihe community, he
Is bcltrv aide In serve hls cu s
tomers
And Ihe cusluinert are re
sponding. he said. Farmers
Furnilurr la a place llte con
sumer can Irust and where
they ran grt Ihe highest quality
furniture for the best price.
Atkinson guarantee* 11.
COM PANY NEW 8
•
T r l C it y Electrical Contractors la c . of Altamonte
Springs has won two contracts with Cone Commercial of
Tam pa and DCC Constructors.wtth a value of more than
82 million. In addition. Trl-CU y has secured contracts with
R.fL Simmons Contructlon Company of Tampa for a
combined value of 82.2 million.
• O U bsrt It tUm jm n Maifcattag of Longwood. has been
elected to the American Association of Advertising
Agencies
F o r
&
P o r s o n n l
C o m m o n
I nsu
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D E V E LO P M E N T
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O lym p ia Homes of Altamonte Springs has completed a
new model. The Tamarind, at Its community of T u s e s wills
C lu b In Winter Springs. The four-bedroom home features
2.500 square feet of living space and Is priced at 8240,000.
The first four holes at the Alsqaa takas golf course are
currently under construction. The 170-acre course,
designed by Tom Faslo will have eight lakes and about 90
acres of Florida plant life.
TONY RUSSI, JR
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Hank Sanders can't deckle
which he likes best-racing
stock cars or talking about the
races. On most Friday nights,
the Lake Mary resident can be
found at the Orlando Speedworld track with hls V -8 pow
ered open wheeled modified.
On Saturday nights he's In the
announcer's booth at the New
Smyra Speedway, talking al
most as fast os he raced on
Friday.
Talking comes naturally to
the owner of Sanders Motor*
sports In Longwood. He's an
advertising executive who was
enough to be able lo re
tire early-Hank'a only 41. He
d a l ms that he rose In the corwate ranks because he didn't
t his enemies f r t a word in
edgewise. Hls business back
ground, however, doesn’t
plain his love for racing.
As he ttUs N. he got involved
radon after a m
48 the-
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races one slow night shout five
years ago. He thought It looked
like flm so he bought a tunabout and started bending
fenders wllh the best of them
Now. he's been In the win
ner's circle in every doss he
raced In.
Sanders
Motorsports
is
Hank's escape from the bore
dom of retirement, lie buys
and tells a few cars here and
there. But mostly hls shop
builds or maintains race cars
for an ever Increasing clientele.
Drop by and you'll find ever]
thing from a four-cyllndc
bomber to a classic Shdb
Cobra.
Hank's an ad man's dream.
Not only Is he tall, goodlooking and ortleiibite. his fl
atted. Nancy, Is bdter looking
and twice as s m a rt.' She's a
production manager for an ad
agency. At the local tracks,
they’re Central Florida's an
swer lo Chevolet's Jeff and
Brooke Gordon.
Despite being in • position
every local racer wishes he nr
she could be tn. Hank Is still n
promoter for entry level racing.
Need a speech-call on Hank.
Want to show your school whst
a race car looks like-call on
HankLast year llank and some of
hls racing buddies were guest
speakers at several Seminole
County high schools, talking
about racing. explaining safety
rules, and encouraging stu
dents to get Involved In racing
at any of Central Florida's
many racing venues ralhcr
than showing off on the streets
ind highways. Oh yes. and
slopping the student body dead
in their tracks when he flred up
the unmufllered race car during
the .lunch period.
llank said he hopes lo ex
pand hls tour this year to in
clude elementary and middle
schools.
Talkative. Tunny and intereating--Hank . Sanders Is a
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Di» la Da Bomb and
Da Bomb wants to
' know what's goln' on.
| What's cool? Who's
1cool?
Who ain't?
Call Da Bomb at 322*
2611 and let him know
what's goln' on at your
school. Who needs some
serious attention. How
‘bout your boo?
Either Da Bomb him*
self or one of his tackles
can head on out and
find out what's up and
maybe make somebody
famous while we're at It.
Da Bomb hears some
pretty stinky thing 'bout
the bathrooms at Bran*
llcy. Whassup with that
smell?
Cristen loves
horsing around
All summer long. Crlstrn
Edison would be up al llir
break of dawn, heading oul lo
clean horre stalls while ibr
rest of her classmates at
Sanford Middle School enjoyed
l lieu summer resl.
Crlstrn la far from a typical
eighth grader and you’ll sec
Ibal shortly
Consider this, how ninny
kids arr up al the crack of
dawn, caring for horses under
the hot t'torIda sun all day
without expecting a dime?
Stic did It for Ihc love of her
own Iwo ponies • Darle and
Little lilt o' Snow • and
Sjirrlal to the Herald
Lauren Ligac to a special
kid Ask anyone!
Ask her leathers, the Direc
tor of Page Academy. Ask her
mom and dad.
You are. Lauren was born
Hirer months premature. It
was touch-and-go for a long
lime for Lauren liut she a irvtved • and thrived. Now. al
nine, site could he ihe poster
child for anyone from the H u
mane Society to President
Clinton s drive to put Ihe In
ternet in every school.
You have but U> visu Lauren
lor a short lime to he rigid at
her level--on any number of
topics She’s a school volun
teer. data peer tutoring, to In
volved with an accelerated
Math Itogram at school. Ihe
too keeper of a menagerie of
animals and an accomplished
Yo. Lnkcvlcw Middle
School!
Da
Bomb’s
bearin' that everybody's
packin' an extra 60
cents every day to buy
Hawaiian Punch cut the
milk and Iced tea are
tastin’ kind of rank.
Do Bomb hears It's
getting klnda crowded
over at Brantley.
Beavts and Butt*Head
since It got cancelled.
On the other hand,
sorry MLS, but Da
Bomb Just doesn't get
the X*Files.
Then again. U'a been a
coupla years since Da
Bomb went to da prom.
worked of the cost of their
grooming and training. Slur
has been reworded for her
hard work. too.
CrUten
has
her entire
bedroom lines with ribbons
and trophies for competing In
Itnrw showmanship shows
with Lillie (tit o’ Snow. Over 50
of her ribbons are blue and
there are more to come.
She competes In English*
style, a competition In whlrh
she posrs with her horse In
ilillrrcnt positions. Ttir comp
etition is so strict Hint so
much as an ear out of place
on the horse could cost
points.
*lt's like Ihc ballet of
riding.* Cristen said
Crskn Edison, an rnghPi-grador at Sanford Mddte
School, posea w4h her horse. Utlte Bs o’ Snow They
compcia togathor in heftng competitions lor the
Seminote County 4H Club
Lauren Ligac - ask anybody!
What's up with the re*
served parking at Semi
nole? Somebody told Da
Bomb that the teachers
get all the good spots
and the students have to
walk too far.
While we re at It.
here's a few thoughts.
You know what's best
about
the start
of
school? Da Bomb set it's
a whole new season of
The Simpsons but he's
not too cool on no more
Vtif
typist who surfs Ihe Internet
and E-Mail's a growing list of
lamlly and friends
'So much lo d o -o n d so little
time lo do It* she said, while
trying to decide whether lo
help mom by washing Ihe pit
bulls In the back yard or
complete some more experi
ments with her Smithsonian
Microchemistry set.
A peek at Lauren's bedroom
reveals a lot about this young
lady. Of course, you have to go
down the hallway past the
life-sixe row gracing on ihe
carpet The cow. one of her
mothers craft projects, seta
Ihc. mood for . a .room dial
should lie featured In a magnline.
*1 spent three hours rlean*
log It up.* she says, dismiss
ing ihe effort with a wave of
her hand. Site Is probably the
only 0-year-oid with her own
7 fc m d t
Megan Patricia Hay. o(
Heathrow, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Calvin llay. graduated
wtth a degree In Interior De
nial from High Point College
In North Carolina.
• • •
Amanda Marta L a te , a
Junior mathematics major at
Mars Iflll College In Mars Hill.
N.C., was named lo Hie Dean’s
List for achieving u 3.5 or bet
ter grade point average.
Nathan Karl Hoeft. of Win
ter Springs, was named to the
Dean's List at the lllalr School
of Music for Vanderbilt Uni
versity. lie Is Ihc son of Mr.
and Mrs. Karl A. Hoeft.
Parish* Shoodeli* Ander
son. of Sanford, earned a
Bachelor of Arts Degree from
Valdosta (Gn.| Slate Univer
sity.
Kendra Frances Phillips.
of Longwood, earned Dean's
List honors al Vanderbilt Uni
versity.
She
allends
Ihe
School of Engineering. She Is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Donnld P. Phillips.
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Jooathoo Paul W sindruch.
Seminole Trinity
Christian School
of Longwood. earned Dean's
List honors at Vanderbilt Uni
versity where he is In the
College of Arts and Sciences.
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Courtney lejjew Is n senior at
Seminole High School and is
doing a Teacher of the Week
prqfllejor Da Bomb.
Thousands of students have
graduated from Seminole High
School every year since 1008.
Have you ever wondered where
all the former football players
had gone?
You can dud former graduate
Robert Guy In various places.
Since graduating from Semi
nole Guy went on to Hampton
Institute In Virginia to play
football for four years and re
ceive his mnjor in Business
Management.
Electronics A Computer Repair
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Medical Office Management
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Liberty Christian Schoo
Building Careers Since 1982
( O v e r 2 0 Yerirs I n Sanford)
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He moved and traveled far a
couple of years but decided to
come
hack
to
Seminole
County. He now works at Pine
Crest Elementary teaching fifth
graders and recently received
the school’s -Teacher of the
Year award.
Community involvement Is
m y important to him and says
II Is a "munt.* He also works at
St. James Church In Sanford.
During Ihe summer, he helps
with Sanford Housing Authority
tutoring young kids, teaching
them
self-esteem.
problem
solving, and life skills.
He also is a single father.
Guy feels being able lo set an
example and being there far
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Matthew Bart H a rris, of
Longwood.
earned
honors
achievements for Ihe College
of Arts and Sciences at
Vanderbilt University, lie Is
the son of Jerry L. Harris.
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Shooting
Clowns
NgtiA
Smith. Tb s incident occurred
Ju ly 17.
university of Kentucky foottudl spokesmen sold they
were reforrtni matters to the
Lcxtnflten police department
and no decision has been
made on his status on the
team.
Watts was allegedly handing
hunting rifle to Smith outfc an off-campus house they
•hared In Lexington when the
0 *n discharged and Smith was
•hot in the lower abdomen.
The shooting occurred in a
residential neighborhood.
Team
spokesmen
said
Smith spent two days In the
hospital before his release.
According to reports. Wslts
and Smith were allegedly In
toxicated at the time or the
shooting. They originally told
police that they were being
followed home by a group of
men at around 2 a.m.
According to police reports.
Watts went into his residence
and produced the rifle to de
fend himself and Smith.
Former Oviedo coach Jock
Blanton has described Watts
as the best offensive lineman
he has had in 28 years of
coaching.
lie signed a letter of Intent
with then-Kentucky coach Dill
Curry and has majored In Ag
riculture since his enrollment
In Lexington.
Smith is a native of Jamaica
and went to high school In Mi
ramar. Fla.
Contlawod from Fogs 7A
filing cabinet
Bookshelves
line one wall and Tat is
painted on the other.
'Gotta be Tax.* she says,
showing off several stuffed
Tasmanian
Devils.
Nancy
Drew books are readily at
hand. *1 like to read* she says,
’ and do research about those
things I don't know. But
Nancy Drew hooka are my fa
vorites. I've read every one up
to Number 0 so far.*
Lauren's parents are di
vorced. but both stress that
there to no animosity between
parents. They feel blessed
that Lauren survived her ten-
young children lo identify with
Is the key.
When asked about ghrtng
back to the community that
had given so much lo him. he
stated. *Thls community gave a
lot lo me. It was a support
and nourishment. You have to
get Involved In the community
that helped you as a younger
child.*
He secs a lack of vision In
today's world and says that's
probably why he did not stay
In football.
’ Kids need to look up to
someone and there are few role
QIQ^glg Qf CQBMBUtttty
be said. ’ Anyone can run and
throw a bad. but how many of
the athletes can or have influ
enced a child by sharing with
them the dangers In drugs,
telling them the Importance of
family and the church, and
how profanity to wrong?
Crtsten loves doing It and
she has since she got her first
pony
during
her
fifth
Christmas.
How many other eighthgraders
get
ponies
for
Christmas?
Dovle was that first pony
and they became fast friends.
*We brought li to the from
door that Christmas.* her
father. Jim recalled. *1 said,
'this to your horse.' She
couldn't believe It but next
thing ws knew, she was riding
through the posture. She'd be
screaming and Td be having a
stroke.”
Soon after she got that first
horse. Crtsten started to enter
shows with the Seminole
County 4H Club where she Is
s very active member.
In te re stin g enough, her
first competitive ride was
aboard Uttle Bit's mother.
Cristen spends nearly of all
of her time around her horses
Th e re 's nothing I enjoy
doing as much as being with
my animals.* Crtsten said. *1
really wanted to accomplish
something this summer. I
knew what I wanted and I
wanted to work for II. I
consider myself normal and
maybe all the other kids are
their personality as to their
act.
Coatumes can be made or
purchased from professions!
makers. Shoes, which are a
very Important part of any en
semble. are a Uttle harder to
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for Oviedo. In N ovem b er, 1 tt4 .
Watts was to have been ar
raigned Friday In the Fayette
IKy.l District Court.
The incident follows just
four years after Kentucky
player Trent DKIauro was shot
and killed at an off-campus
house In Lcxln,
Walls start
one game as s
true freshman for the Wildcats
In 1005 and wns the starter all
of Inst season. As a player at
Oviedo, he earned third-team
all-state honors as a senior as
well as All Central Florida
honors. H r wax n three-yeax
lettermnn and a two-year
starter for the Lions.
tatlve beginnings and cherish
the fart that they have her to
raise. They have expectations
for Lauren and talk lo her
about those expectations.
They set boundaries and
stick lo them--giving her a
chance to be a kid when she
wants lo be--and nreds lo be
With dogs. cals, kittens, tur
tles and birds. Lauren has re
sponsibilities
m iu u ih J
the
house lo go along with her
hobbles and projects. She has
recently taken up karate and
the field?*
Ouy thinks athletes should
not Just speak on the matter,
but get hands-on experience.
A greater sense of responsibil
ity involving the community
needs lo be taken.*
He ended by asking me if 1
could Imagine how dlflcrcnl
this world would be If those
values were enforced and
promising role models
were
what our children viewed as
heroes.
In the future Ouy plans on
becoming a pastor of a congre
gation.
He left the discussion with
one
thought, that football
taught him more then just
about the game Itself, lie
learned discipline, pride and
friendship and hopes foture
students get that same learn
ing experience.
Sanford Middle and has only
received two grades below A
since she began school. She
to so accomplished in the
classroom that she took the
S A Ta as a seventh-grader an
participated
in the
Duke
University Talent Search for
verbally gifted math
and
English students.
Crlslen even takes high
school French every morning.
getting up at ihe crack of
dawn to get (o Seminole High
before getting another ride
back to middle school.
She finds time away from
the barn to get her studying
done ami Is a atar member of
the
outstanding
Sanford
Middle School band where she
plays saxophone.
•
Oh. and during the summer
ahe taught herself to play
clarinet.
*We‘re always proud of her.*
her dad said. ‘ She’s an
Independent girl and she
works hard. If she quit riding
today, she could.*
It's
her
sense
of
responsibility
that
sets
Crtsten apart from the rest.
*My horses depend on me
for everything.’ Crlslen said,
mature beyond her years. *We
need to have total trust In
each other. I raised Utile Bit
from s baby and we rely on
each other.
*1 Just try to act goals. I
don't model
myself after
"dow ning
has
actually
gaim d
popularity
lately.*
Cssfcto add . -Mostly because
there has baen an Increase in
Alley clowns are able to pur*
chase shoes directly from him.
Take the costume and shoes
and throw In the makeup and
suddenly the personality of the
clown cornea to Ilfs.
Take Snuffy (John C. Kersey)
‘ V d S S ' S i i h i h . o n w l in
hts home town got him in
volved in clowning In 1039. He
was asked to fill In for a clown
who was ill and Snufly began
his career by plummeting on of
the high dive.
Because he's been clowning
for so long. Snuffy* costume
and makeup reflect the older
days* styles, almost like the
classic picture of a hobo.
Toot (Mathrrlyn Smith! has a
completely different costume
and entered clowning for dif
ferent reasons.
'Four years ago. I got Into
clowning for two reasons.* Toot
explained. *To help out with
my church's functions and also
because there were no other
African American clowns In the
la the Alley are dedithetr pro fu sions and
■opto (hey entertain.
them at the next
party. madding recep
ifc, ffand opening or
ettaa where people
note County school counselor,
specialising in grief counseling.
On occasion . Toot holds a
counseling session In costume
to add some extra help and fon
for the kids who have recently
Some of the alleys have
down parades, ride town trol
ley*. p re t airplanes at the air
port. perform at the too. hold
special ministry pro^am s in
churches and much more.
Recently, some alleys have
tied their celebrations to other
regional or national events like
Communities Night out. a na
tional event where commtsilties say ’ NO* to crime.
Culminating the week's ac
tivities to the presentation of
the CHARLIE Award CH A R LIE
stand for clowns have a real
usually made up of members of
the Board of Directors, evalu
ates at) the entries baaed on
such criteria aa the number of
alky members which partici
pated In the activities, the
number of days during the
week which had activities, the
number of. activities and the
people touched and much
more. Judging takes place
during the national convention
following Clown week and the
winner to announced at the
convention banquet.
Because Clown Week Is so
important to dopms. winning
the CHARLIE Asrard to quite an
honor for the alley.
Don't be su prised if downs
pop up in many places during
the next week. This to a very
special time for them and they
want to share their fon with as
many people as they can.
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S A N F O R D _ You hear about Ihe troubles
In college sports all the time but this one hit
pretty close to home.
J u s t as on a ny normal day, Seminole
sporta fans opened (heir newspaper Friday,
checked out the latest on the Magic,
Ja g u a rs. Dolphins. Bucs. Gators. 'Notes and.
of course the police blotter.
You can't m iss it. Every d a y Hie names are
the different b u t the atones are the same.
T h is player waa involved in some to rt of
grisly assault at the ca m pu s pub .
T h a t jock waa caught accepting money
from some sleety agent.
T h is quarterback was found guilty of
possession at something besides a fumble
a n d that linebacker was nailed far d unk
* O n Friday, yo u couldn't Ignore the story
that used w ords like Oviedo...form er
player., .shooting... rifle... arrested. ..intoxicate
cJ. •*wanton conduct.
T h e player, or person, waa Oviedo graduate
Ja so n W atts. 20. w ho w as arrested for firstdegree assault in the shooting of fellow
offensive linem an O m ar S m ith at the
U niversity of Kentucky tw o weeks ago.
Maybe W atts will be found innocent.
C e rta in ly, he has a lot of friends, family and
supporters In Seminole C o u n ty w ho
rem em ber h im leaving for Kentucky as a
nice, good fam ily person w ith big-lim e
dream s In his eyes and there are a lot of
defensive linemen at places like Lake
B rantley. Lake M ary and Lym a n who
rem em ber W atts as that b ig gu y w ho used to
plant them In the Oviedo tu rf on w arm
F rid a y nights.
It appears, according lo spokesmen In
Lexington, that It was an accident with some
u n u s u a l circum stances b u t. the bottom line
In Lexington. Gainesville and a ny other
college football factory In the country is to
w onder w h y you never hear about these
Incidents Involving band members, biology
m ajors or. for thst matter. Journalism
students.
B y all accounts. Watts Is a great kid and.
uth will set h im free.
B u t If* ha rd to look at things w ith roes
colored glasses after you consistently hear
about sim ilar Incidents all over sports.
A t Florida Stale, the Ineligibility list Is
grow ing quickly. A t Clem son, the student
governm ent met with coach To m m y West
lost season to convey their fears of Ihe
football team and their w ild behavior.
A t Colorado, the Boulder Police
Departm ent Is given a Buffalos' football
yearbook so that they can Identify any
players they m ight arrest. A t Nebraska, the
star of the football tram two years ago dkJ
loll time for holding the girlfriend of the
back up quarterback over a dorm itory
balcony. He went to Uic N F L where he was
p ro m p tly arrested for D W I. then destroying
a hotel room .
A t the University of K entucky three years
ago. a football player was shot to death while
sitting on his porch.
Som ehow, college athletes, especially
football players, have gotten the idea that
they are above the expectations set for the
rest of the student body let alone the law.
Where did It all go wrong?
Let's hope we have a different situation In
Lexington. T h a t everything was an accident
a n d W a lts goes on to a successful career and
education.
• B u t It's easy to be skeptical. A nd It's too
bod.
. B u t we have been burned too m any times
before
Altar a long and successful carsor as girls' track and cross country
coach, Mika Gibson is moving on lo IMis over ths boys' (asm this season
nlng shoes with thy girts.
What makes this change inter
esting Is that Gibson has been
coaching girts cross county and
track far 23 years.
T v e coached boys along the way.
but I have been with the girls'
learns far 23 years.* Gibson said. *1
wouldn't turn (he girls over unless I
knew that there waa someone
coming In who could handle them.
Lionel Is that person. I couldn't
think of anyone better.*
Actually. Gibson won't be com
pletely leaving his girls. Gibson
and Bonck wtu be sharing the du
ties far both teams and will depend
heavily an each other to make both
programs succeed.
*we are hoping lo bring (lie two
programs into one.* Gtbaon ca
ptained. *We are trying to take
both learns lo the same meets as
much os possible. I believe that
bcr of the B ute Championship
track tram In his senior year. Actushy. Gtbaon holds Sem mate's re
cord to this dsy far the beach run
He ran the one ante, barefoot, m 4
minutes. 94 seconds.
*1 hold (he record because they
don't run that race anymore.* Ofason conceded.
Drake (ball was also on activity
that Olboon enjoyed in high
school. He sold he thou^rt It was
hinny thst his coach thouMit It was
punishment to mske the aids run.
Since Gibson was s runner, he ac
tually kind of liked It.
Alter high school. Gfason at
tended Seminole Community C o l
lege. where he ran the one. two
Bombers in AAU final; Suns ousted
LA K E BUENA V IS TA - The Central Florida
Bomber* IOrlando) and Ihe South Tessa Hitmen
I McAllen. Ta.| will equate u(I In Ihe ihajnpionship game of the Amateur Athlellr Union's
I 4 -U n d r r Baseball N ational In v ita tio n a l
Championship. The game will be played si 2:30
p.m. today In Ihe stadium at Disney's Wldr
World of Sporta
The Hitmen i
It a power ful
pitching staff l!
3.7-runs per g
displayed a pi
10-runs per a m
pool ploy with the Bombers pulling out s 5-2
victory.
It look the Bombers (9-1) I I Innl _ lo defeat
ihe Pinellas County Rough Rider* 1041 to ad
vance lo ihe finals
After four scoreless inning*. Art WamlckeSmith (Trinity Prep) led off ihe l l l h wUh a
double lo right renter Bom hr r aiandout Jayson
Wicr pttrhrd the bottom of Uw N th sealing the
victory with a strike out and taw ground owls.
Wetr led the way wtlk three has and Bvs RBI.
Lake Mary's Malt Merge added two hits and
three RBI. Rob Wilson (Bt. BrnUnole) and Josh
Whittle ichor water! had two hhs and two RBI
rorh fnr the Hough R lir t i
The Hiunen (7-31 advanced to the Bnois with a
victory over the Conrard (N JL l Panthers 2-1.
The Hitmen scared both runs In the flrat Inning
“A .C .E .”
gymnast
qualifies
for Trials
S E A T T L E . W A S H IN G T O N Jeans Rice of Longwood's A.C.E.
Gymnastics had an outstanding
performance this prat weekend at
ihe U.S. Classic In Seattle.
Jeana'a performance Saturday
gave her a seventh place All-Around
finish and earned her a spot lo
compete In the World Champion
ship Trials (Ihe Championships of
the USA) In Denver on August
14-10.
In the Individual events. Jeans
qualified for both Floor and Beam.
Th a i competition look place on
Sunday with Jeans pulling off a first
on Floor and a second on Beam!
Qualifying to (he championships
and the World Trial* is (he first step
on ihe road lo the 2000 Olympic
Gomes.
Jea n s Is IS -ycsrs-old and a
sophomore at Lake Mary High
School and Is the only -International
Elite Gymnast In Central Florida.
She Is also one of only three In Ihe
entire eight stale Southeastern
Region.
Jeans Is coached by her mother,
former olypmlsn Joan Moore-Gnat,
who Is co-owner, w ith Michael
Mather, and head coach at A.C.E.
Gymnastics.
Joan was a member of the 1972
U.S. Olympic Team, a foue-tlme
U.S. All-Around Champion and Is a
m e m b e r o f ihe In te rn a tio n a l
Gymnastics Hall of Fame.
Ju st another fish story
FT. PIERCE _ Pish stories.
Everyone has heard from some hard core fisher
man about the huge one that got away.
For one Lake Mary fisherman, the big one didn't
get away.
In fact, the big one earn Doug Ward a second place
finish In (he Fort Pierce Open Sportfishing Tourna
ment.
*
"Every year my friend Captain Steve Phillips and I
enter this tournament.* Ward-said.' *W«Ve done well
a few times but this woe by far our best showing.*
The Fort Pierce open Is a one day deep sea fishing
nalfy getting ths wahoo Into ths boat.
And until Ova minutes befere the tournament
ended. Phillips and Ward were In Bret place with
their 23-pounder.
"All of the boats have to be back to the dock far
weigh-In by 5:00." Ward explained. *We were hi first
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World's Wlda World of Sports SaaakaH Comptas.
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and putting groan. Thsy ars only part ol ths
updated (acuity, wtileh will opan in two wosks.
Heathrow
takes on
new look
Somehow, the construction
trucks and cement mixers
don't look quite rl|ht at
Heathrow Country Club.
When they weren't Uicre.
Heathrow was one of the nic
est. most aesthetically pleas
ing country clubs In Central
Florida.
When they leave In the next
two weeks. Heathrow might
just be the best In all of Cen
tral Florida.
They are there to add some
major additions to the club
Including a new banquet fa
cility. wedding garden, putting
reens and a pro shop capaIp of matching any other In
the area.
Heathrow General Manager
Pete Albc said the expansion
and renovation came about af
ter a survey of club members.
"The club members gave us
a top* 10 Hat of improvements
they would like to see and we
met all 10.* Albc said. *We
asked them what their number
one complaint was and the
answer was that the d u b house was inadequate.. The
whole thing was spurred by
the members.’
As of now. there Is dust
where the fireplace once sat
In the clubhouse. Staff mem
bers work
among
metal
beams, wood and even more
dust. It won't be that way for
long. Heathrow has a sched
uled reopening of August 14
and to meet that deadline,
over 80 people are working
S
By the time the work is
done, an additional 14.000
square feet will be added to
the facility to go along with
another 7,500 at the Heathrow
Racquet Club which will un
dergo renovations next year.
Locker room facilities are
also being expanded and a
new area will include a mixed
grill
and added banquet
•pace. The banquet room will
feature all glass to overlook
the golf course and. hopefully,
completely block the view of
the building which surround
the course. •
The bnnquet room will also
overlook the wedding garden
which will sit In the vicinity of
the 10th tee.
’ It will be the best facility In
Seminole County.’ Albe said.
‘ Finally, everything Is coming
together.*
Albe said the membership
has been tolerant of the reno
vation despite the closing of
the clubhouse for reconstruc
tion.
T h e member shave put up
with six weeks of Inconven
ience.* Albe said. ’ But as the
time has gone by, they've seen
been dosed for a while and
there Is a walling list. For
those lucky enough to be a
part of the Heathrow golfing
experience, they have It pretty
good.
*We want our members to
get the feeling that they are at
a private resort.’ Albc said.
The renovation hasn't been
cheap. Albe said the final coat
should come In with about a
82.5 million price tag but the
membership Is awaiting the
completion. The new banquet
facility Is already booked front
every Saturday night through
next May.
Albe
said
the
project
couldn't have been completed
without
every
department
working together.
’ It's been a group effort.*
Albe said. ’All of our member
ship committees have been
Involved and the county has
worked with us In every way
possible.'
One of the best Just seems
to keep getting better. The
course itself will look pretty
much the same but trees are
being added every year in an
effort to keep Heathrow tough
as ever. As long as the water
which comes Into play on 18
holes dries up and the greens
mysteriously
flatten
out.
Heathrow Just continues to
improve Its reputation aa one
of Florida's beat and flrtemlli-
JUDITH C. SHIBUI
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unmwooo . n. tin t
�Sanford Harold, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, August 3. IN F
I beg to difffer...Pro football is better
MNFORD _ Well, I wasn't planning to spread
* * lr'llfl until the (lral official week of the seaEon* oul somrlhlnM h n come uo.
Werner. .V r e | y aUff w rit* far the Herold. liaa nude the dectatoa to speak blasphemy
** the aenion approaches. I her column yrster<tny (Wednesday) she attempted to make the arRunirni that college football la better than pro*
Tesslonal football.
While the may have considered this a harm*
piece of journalism. I must disagree. My
phone was ringing olT the hook the moment the
llt'tahi hit the newstanda. Downs at my fallow
fans demanded that I respond to Ms. Werner's
nitark on our beloved sport.
While the Sattford Herald la accustomed to
piying me top dollar for my LOCK OP TKB
WEEK selections over the last few seasons, I
have agreed to respond to her slander at NO
coat to the Herald.
In a well-planned attack. Ms. Werner listed 10
rraiotia she felt college football deserved more
respect than the sacred ranks of The National
Football League. I will respond to each In the
order site presented the charges.
10. T b s Awards! Site claims that the lletsman
Trophy Is a much more impressive award than
the National Football League's rushing llllc. My
two word response? Olno Torretta. Last I hrard
from my sources In Seattle he's In a dogfight for
a third string backup job for the lowly Seahawks.
0. Hom ocom ing! Ms. Werner are you serious?
Parades and mismatches that lead to blowouts
ptae tn comparlslon to the Super Howl Super
Dow! Sunday Is the Ghrentest Show on Earth. I
don't rare what they say at the cirrus
8. Tbo Coachesi The column claims that
coaches at the collegiate level nrr superior to
(hose at the professional level Pals She lists
Spurrlor. Ilollz and Pnlernn as examples of this
theory. All three of these men have flirted with
the idea of trying to make n living at the nod
level, hut have refused to leave the comfort tone
of easy success in the amateur ranks.
7. Bowl Oamct! In her claims that bowl
games have eclipsed professional football's ex
citement level. Werner seems to have forgotten
that college football tins sold oul to corporate
Amerlen. she mentioned the howl games' that
orrur on New Year's Day. but conveniently for
got to men I Ion The lllockbuslrr Bowl. The Lib
erty Mutual Bowl. D ie Alamo Rental Car
Bowl....... The list goes on. hut I don't do free
advertisement without the editor's permission.
0. Stadium s! Two words......Frozen Tundra.
Football docs not get any belter.
5 The Ranking!! College foolbnll rankings
are a sham In the National Football League you
win by beating other professionals, or you are a
loser. In rollrgr a school like B.Y.U. can beat
20 teams with nnmrns lljke Southwestern Idaho
Stnte Community College Extension Campus,
mid lie considered a contender. Get real. Until
there Is n true playolT system, there will never
be a true cnampton.
f . P u t Loyally! I'm not sure what Ms. Werner
la talking about here, but I've seen o Packers
fan wearing a bikini In 20 below temperatures,
and she was dancing)
3. Heart! Two word response? Brett Pane.
Finally the N.P.L. has seen lit to pay a man
millions of dollars simply because he has ab
solutely no fear of being harmed, tie. and many
others In the professional ranks, will do what
ever la necessary to win.
3. Rivalries! Obviously Ms. Werner has never
been to a Bengala-Otkrs game....In their last
three meetings they have averaged 71 penalties
game. These include Infractions Involving
per game,
biting kicking and stealing equipment.
lid poll
i. If
that Ms. Werner made in her column,
tr yi
you
must spend your time following the bush
leagues, watch the Gators.
Please don't slander the National Football
League. This la where the bfug bays play for
keeps. Ill talk with the rest of you soon. I've
been researching my LO C K O P T H S W KBKS
far months, we're going to make a fortune this
season.
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IB
skills to good use and Instead
majored in math education,
Then tn 1086. Gibson earned
hls Masters Degree and Is now
qualified to teach glfled math
about the win. He makes sure
that every girls on hls team Is
loki how g w d site la and given
advise on how to improve rather
than put down for having a poor
showing
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ca n d o Ju * .
In 1074. Gibson begin hls
teaching career at Lake Brantley
and In 1974 began coaching the
boys cross country team. The
girls' team was not instituted
until the following year, and
Gibson took over the girls as
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Before transferring to the then
brand new Lake Mary High
School. Gibson had eight years
with the boys and seven years
with the girls under hls belt. So
naturally. Gibson took over the
cross country team.
*j*Ahtfsl bit. It lake* a team to
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And he's -ctually
actually looking
looking for
ward to tt.
*1 have never looked at Lionel
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an assistant,' Gfoaon
plained. *1 look at him aa the
ean I go to for help. That's
r it’s going
i
to continue to be.
If we can combine a
and make theta Into
g a m . than all four of i
‘I think the best part about wiU wtn.*
my coaching career has been
the opportunity to basically
he a not coaching track,
start the programs at both Gibson stlU manages to stay
schools.* Gibson said. 'And very busy.
being with the kids. I think it is
m * family includes his wtffo*
Once again. Gibson coached
troth the boys* and girls' teams,
but only for two years, lie s
been with the girls ever since,
coaching both cross country
Ira n .
Woman 4.0 OhrtMon SarUando I maahara (left to right). Ftrsi
' Row: Sandy Dollar. Satan Sktaant. Anna Rhadaa leapt*** Mauman
Buton. Susan Coop. Sacond Roar. Jadda Hopkins, Daotxa OaasM.
Lure Hand arm. Susan Till. Charba Kattay. Not Pictured Baity
Adcock. J o Morton. Kathy Kiaaeti. Elian Mima. Lygia Cotton <co
captam), Jaannts Thompaon. Audrey Fusco. Shaity Staton.
Sanlando Park Is
becoming a force
in recreation tannic
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ALTAM ONTE SPRINGS .Sanlando Park
IS quickly becoming a recreational complex
to be reckoned with In both tram success
and facility quality.
Six Sanlando trams qualified to pipy U
he United States Tennis Association
(USTAI Eastern Regional Adult Champion
ships. Four womens' teams and two mens'
tearns played In the three day tournament
held at their own facility.
More then 300 men and women players
in six National Tennis Ranking Program
dhdatona mid representing six districts of
the state competed at the Altamonte
Swings complex.
t U T * thetesms won tn their NTSP d M sums and will move on to the U3TA/FL
Adult Sectional Championship to be hdd
August 8. 0 and 10 at Sanlando Park, the
women's 4,5 team and the men's 5.0 team.
If the local teams win at the Sectional
Championships, they will continue to the
National Championships to be held Sep.
KS.SEK, auaifiS XZfcJk
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I t th ro a t Nov. S at various locations
11trough out the country.
On the womens' side, three of the women
NTRP divisions had to compete tn a Dis
trict five tournament on June 35. 30 and 27
to quality for the Eastern Regional C ham
pionships. It was a fierce battle to get
there and it was a fierce batik to wtn. But
the ladies and m m proved that Sanlando
Park and The U S TA arc a good mix.
Part of the reason why tliat mixture ts
aa good la Local League Coordinator.
Jenny Jollnski.
About 10 years ago. Jolinakl and her
husband decided that they needed a fun
activity to occupy their limited spore time.
So Jollnski signed up for lessons, went nut
onto the court with on old wooden racquet
and fell in love with the game of tennis.
'Even though we started playing later in
Itfa,* Jollnski said. *My huslmnd and I ab
solutely love the game. We really en|oy it
kind of bait to
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Suns' win over the
jgh Riders.
‘he Suns (6-1-1) were the only
m with six wins not to adicc to the gold tnrdal round.
Tic Suns had defeated the
Uhoun (Oa.) YelkjwJackets 8-3
h Alan Castro and Colon both
ting three-run home runs,
y k r picked up hls third win
h a five-hllter.
n game two, the Suns whip1 the Virginia Players 8-2 as
r hurled a seven-hitter and
rls Parsons kd the offense
h a1 two-run triple. Colon,
Coton.
MacCay Qroen and Nlek
1, where to find the best fi*h,
rods that are best for which fish
and all of the other tricks of the
trade come with experience.
Ward has 20 years worth.
W hlk living In Boca Raton.
Ward met Phillips, who Intro
duced him to fishing. Ward fall
in kwe immediately.
*1 didn’t grow up fishing like a
lot of boys do.* Ward said.
'When Steve introduced me to
deep sea fishing. I fell tn love
immediately. I've owned my own
fishing boats, but when we
moved tu Lake Mary, wc were
JK£S£
Hon. Since I've been al Lake 4^ , .
Mary uncc 11 opened.^ fm able M ttndiag college in V l r g a k
la
* k* °* h < h l y 0,1 Tiffany, who wlU be a senior
and do all kinds of tennis activities like
night tennis, lessons and Round Robin
tournaments.*
As her interest In the game grew. Johnski slArlrd helping out with the league.
Last year, she was named league coordina
tor mid now supervises thr Working
Woman's League, winch is a night league,
as well as the USTA divisions at Sanlando.
"USTA is u great league fix tennis play.*
Jollnski said. ‘And you ran compete In
Championship play at any of ibe NTRP
levels from 2.5 to 5.0. There ts good com
petition and fun no matter what level a
player's game Is nl.*
Next weekend, the womens' and metis'
Sanlando trams wilt once again lake their
home courts and attempt to move one step
closer to their first national championship.
If these teams ore any indication of the
quality of tennis at Sanlando. tilts could
Just be their first of many.
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Pith a total of 1 7 B -------mprtmg in the 16th annual
irnament. Phillip* *nd Ward
re hard pressed to find their
at. 22 miles off shore and In
5 ft. of water.
3 ncc they found their spot,
c two fishermen used a rigged
llylio. which ts a type of dead
it. A colorful plastic piece la
led onto the bolt to attract
h. Ward and Phillip* used red
d black 'skirts* on their bait.
Die combination worked, and
t two came home with a check
81.000.
K
pretty much land locked. So 1
•old the boat and now I just fish
with Steve or someone else who
has a boat of their own.*
Unfortunately, Ward doesn't
grt^n whole lot of opportunity to
nament. Phillips and Ward
fished in it to gain experience
and have some fun. however,
they never officially entered the
competition.
They
actually
caught the fish thm would have
won the tournament, but were
unable to claim the prize
money.
‘ Since Ibis was the first tour
nament we ever fished In and we
actually could have won It. this
Is our favorite. Wc actually make
a weekend of It and take our
families with us. Getting second
place lias given us even more
drslrr lo keep trying.*
Until next ycur. Phillips and
Word are going lo keep entering
their other tournniticnts. boning
up on tlieir fishing knowledge
and looking forward to next
year. Who knows, maybe next
year they will actually bring
home the best fish story.
. Word spends Ills days at LnMon Corporation, where he Is
the Director of Saks. Hls wife
and two children enjoy tennis
and soccer, so Ward tries to
spend as much time with them
and their favorite a ctlvllks-as
possible.
When he docs finally gel the
opportunity, this fisherman can
support hls big fish stories.
Phillips and Wurd have placed
in a lot of the tournaments ilicy
have entered. However. 4helr fa
vorite, the Fort Pierce Open, has
eluded them to this point.
Pelton had two hits each.
Well, except for that first time.
The Suns* loss was by the
In the first year of the tour
score of 9-6 to the Concord
Panthers. Scott airland and Zeb
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Klnacr hurled four shutout Inn
ings after the Suns fell behind
NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARYI
9-2 after three Innings. Dwayne
Draggera had four hits and Lee
» L o c a l 11 D « y C O L T ra in in g
threcnlta tn a losing effort.
"W e had a tremendous tour » FuN Tu W o n I
nament. It was a total learn ef » Job PIOCMIMffVt
WWw W W W IIW s V S
fort and I'm proud of every onr
of them," said Sunt manager * T ra in FuN T im e O r
Mike Bono. "It was very difficult
P a rt Tim a
explaining to these kids how the
Truck Driver Institute, kK. • 010 Aero Lane e
lk-breaker works following our
big victory
over the Rough
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Riders.
I T S more than history I .
passed on to the female n in - cheerleader! and Mike. J r ., who
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ts very interested In sport* aa
Go to any cross country meet ""j*1'
and Gibson Is right there with
co*ched hls YMCA team
h u girls, lie's running laps with
them at practice, lie's helping
A very strong and genuine in
with every flckl event.
terest in children is what has
Even more importantly, how- ™ nd? C*b*ona career aa a
teacher and a coach so suc
ever. Gibson ts cm
cessful. Lake Mary can only
them, tie is definitely the
Rest fan of girts track at Lake from the combined efforts of
Gibson and Bonck and a unified
Mary.
cross country/track |
Gibson is mute concerned
with a runner doing her best
And the students will continue
and slicing even a second off of to benefit from Gibson's experttier previous time than he la encc and dedication.
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P l| tll
"Jenna did exepUonolly well,
considering all ol the changes
that have occurred In her train
ing schedule os a result of the
opening of the new gym ." said
Joan. "Th la la Jeans's highest
finish ever tn an Elite Level
Meet, and she Is looking forward
to the Championships and the
World Trials in three weeks. I
couldn't be more prouf of her."
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People
SENIOR FRIENDS
Work brings on the smiles;
leaving mark on Broadway
Elizabeth "L iz " Lawlnr smite*
a lot. while she diligently work*
which she probably enjoys more
than a person has liir right to.
About her work. Liz said. 'I
love It. I told my hu*h.md it
keeps me out of trouble ."
And Liz loves seniors which is
a definite enhancement to her
exciting new Job as Director of
S e n io r F rle n d s -C o in m u n lt y
Relations at Columbia Medical
Center Sanford. She ste|i|>cd into
the position idler the former
Senior Friends director. Ellen
Rollins, transferred to Daytona
Beach.
E a r ly m o rn in g s w ill n n d
vivacious Liz leisurely walking
Seminole Towne Center mall
with member* of Senior Friends
and later leading them In lively
aerobics exercise* As a lomicr
Marionette with Lake Mary High
S c h o o l, the h ig h -s te p p in g
director puts the seniors through
some action-packed parrs while
they keep a broad smile on her
lace. "They (*ruioi*| want to
laugh and have a lot ol fun." Liz
said. She considers them her
fam ily w ith "th o u sa n d s of
grandparents' eyes" constantly
standing vigil over her.
larger hotels.
Liz said the purpose of Senior
Friends is to gel senior* together
S IM O N
lo Improve their lifestyles She
■DITON
said the Columbia organization
in Sanford has 2.BOO me miters
who are nllrrcd a variety ol
service* Including im dlc.il us
DORIS
l l us t r avel d i s c o u n t s
DIETRICH we
Mem tiers hosplluli/rd at a Col
i
um bia Medical Center In a
sem l-prtvntc room are uutnL iz 's fa m ily m oved front malleally upgraded lo a private
Michigan to the area In IHWO room at no cost, Liz said Sire
She I* a graduate of latkr Mary also said lhal a spouse, relatlvr
High School tod thr University or friend of a hospitalized
ol Central Florida where she member of CMC Is given one lire
earned a US degree in Health meal n day lor up in 14 day*
A n d t hen t her e are the
Service* AdmtnlMr.ilIon 1.1/ was
fomirrlv employed in marketing delightful trips. "We have some
by Schwei/cr Planning amt iie.il tri|>* i oinmg up ." Liz *uld
Design, an arefiliertunil llrm in Sire explained that the trips arr
Winter Park Before she tx-gan not necessarily the least ex
Iter current |>nsitlnn. site was jrenslve. hut the best bargain lor
employer! in marketing and as the money.
Among the tn|*s living plan
Senior Friends Coordinator at.
ned are to Alaska and several
Columbia Medical Center San
short lrl|>* lo Th r Real Florida
lord.
Jungle*. Jazz. Ikvtr* and Huu|o*
The farmer Liz Corcoran
Imperial Tomlrsol China. ’ The
Itcf.inn the bride ol Seoll l-iwlor
on Nov !l. I ‘*‘*ri and they make Wonder* ol Winter Park, and Ft
Mver* Mystery limner Tram , to
their home m Sanford Scot! i*
sell -employ erf in laiidM.ipe anil name a few
S rn lo r Friends inret* Ih r
design ami Ionise* mostly on
Liz Lawk* krepa happy on thafoh with ssnlore shs *>•* tores."
second Thursday of the monlh
.11 10:30 a m *t ihr Sanford
C ivic Center when educational
programs lake place u well as
he alth rh a ls . F o rth co m in g
events such as luncheons, pro
grams and other activities are
announced at this time.
Officer* of the local chapter
are Hill McEschrm. president;
Chon Carbonell. vice president;
and Kit Carson, secretary.
Th e beauty of this fantastic
organisation Is that d u n for all
of the above-mentioned advan
tages. plus more, are just 9 )5 00
per year. For Information on
m em berahlp. call Colum bia
Medical Center Sanford. 3 2 1*
4500. and ask the operator for
Senior Friends.
S N TO V R A O S L E A V E S
M ARK 0 * BROADW AY
Broadway will never be lire
same after an entourage from
Sanford brresed in lor a touch of
urban ambiance In the crowded
metropolis
Dance m istresses M iriam
Doktor and Valerie Weld have
recently relumed from their
annual trtp to New York which
they tagged Broadway Interac
tion
C M S Diatrlch. Pag# M
Notili# Wold (loft)
wid April Wch#l>
(right) p o m with
“Tap Dog" Bon Road
who taught tham a
clots at Mo Now York •
studio.
Backstage aflsr attending lho Broadway Tony
Award-winning musical "Chicago ' are (from left)
April Michels. Natalie Weld. Luis Perez.
Weld. Ttna Paul and Miriam Doktor.
2 civic leaders honored; Elks present scholarships
The Reaching Out to Others
Banquet honored former com
missioner Robert Thomas for
hi* 12 twrlve years of service
in this community.
Commissioner Velma II. Wil
liams was honored for Iter
dedication to rducallon. com
munity service and concern for
the Improvement of Sanford
nnd Seminole County.
The music for the afternoon
of entertainment was pre
sented by two ordinary people.
Vernon “Papa’ Jones anil Mary
Llggons Debase. A musical in
terpretation
was given by
Tovash CilUs of "Order My
Steps" and was enjoyed by all
of the guests.
The message of the occasion
of reaching out to others was
shared by the speaker of the
hour, the Rev. Dr. Harry D.
Rucker.
Dr. Rucker shared the words
M N fO M
'
MARVA
HAWKINS
of the Master with the audi
ence. A* Christians, we have a
hunger to reach out to others,
the need for Gods word .util we
as Christians arc roinintttrd to
help others. We are committed
to (he cause because it is more
important then dir person, lie
encouraged us to lift others up
a little higher than yourself, h r
willing, to give of yourself ami
to gJvr kindness and because
you love (lie Lord, not for what
you will get hark. God will fix !t
if
we
let
him.
"There nrr some who nerd
help and I can shore with
someone who needs help Move
away from your comfort zone,
show kindness to one less for
tunate titan yourself. If you
love the Lord no man Is on is
land and we all need one an
other." Dr. Rucker said.
Tito Good Samaritan Home,
an m-slstcd living facility, staff,
administration, board of direc
tors and residents say thank
for the allowing of concern of
the home. Your tux-deductllilc
donations will be accepted.
Tours and visitations nrc wel
come. Call the home at 3223321. The home depends upon
countless persons, churches,
organizations and businesses
to provide the funds and their
nerds.
'articlpallng In the Reaching Out to Others
tanquet are (from left): Rev. Dr. H.D. Rucker. Dgt.
loyce Byrd. Robed Thomas, past Sanford City
SCH OLARSHIPS
P R ESEN TED
Past Grand Exalted Rulers
Lockwood Drown and Walter
Mosley, were honored at the
Annual Memorial Award Pro
gram where scholarships were
presented to the 1097 ^a d u ates of
Seminole
County
schools who are now attending
college, or who are planning
to enter in the foil . The schol
arships were presented on
Sunday. Ju ly 27 at the 11:00
a.m. worship service at New
Mount Calvary Church.
Scholarship rselpisnts share program honoring Past Grand Exalted (tutors
Drill Company F of the Flor
ida Brigade Division under the
command of General Roosevelt
Cummings conducted an honor
program commemorating the
life of Lockwood Brown/walter
Mosley, the great leaders of the
local I.B.P.O. Elks of the
World. In their memory, a
monetary award la given after
the students who appo wrtte s
Commlaelonar.set Sanford City Commissioner
Velma Williams, Bro. Rossanat Cummings and
81a. Eadha Mellon.
500- word essay.
The recipients were Sheryce
Buckley. Marcus Bolden. Kim
berly Burman, Monique Perry
Bridget!
Simmons.
Lamont
Simpson. Cassandra Watson
and Edmond Wright II.
Recipient
of
the
Mary
McClarten Memorial Award was
Bridget! Simmon. This award
was presented by the past
state president's club. These
students will attend Florida
State University of North Caro
lina. Florida A R M University.
University of South Florida and
Seminole Community College.
These young students have as
pirations to excel in their fields
of endeavors aa a doctor, sci
entist, artist, engineer, and the
field of medicine.
Special thanks to the 1007
committee; Gloria Flounory.
Gall Ford. Sylvia Bodlson. Hattie Lee. Sylvester Randall.
Clarence Ford. Katie Burke.
Cummings.
Jr.
Company
Commander. The sponsor was
Qrace
llaynes-Brewer
Post
State Presidents Club nnd
Grace Melton who Is president.
Everyone Is a winner In educa
tion.
a p p r e c ia t io n
banquet
An Appreciation Banquet will
be held Saturday. Aug. 9 at
6:00 p.m. at the Sanford Civic
Center aa a musical evening of
Christian honor and fellowship
among the Sanford Commu
nity. Join the Seminole County
Ministerial Alliance and the
Concerned Citizens of the
Seminole African
American
Academy of Arts for the even
ing of appreciation to commu
nity people.
The guest speaker will be
Rev. Elder Paul Wright, pastor
of the Calvary of Praise
Church. Tickets are 810.00 and
may be obtained by calling
998-64IS and 922-6480.
�Sanford HaraM, Sanford. Florida - Sunday, August 3. 1997 -
Lake Mary teachers
Com m ission dishes up history with food
By m a r t h o v b l l
Herald Cetreapondeni
Michelle Carey,
Patrick A. Reno
wed in Texas
M lclirllr Marie C a rry of
Collryvlllr. Texas. and I'airn k
Andrew Reno of Oviedo. were
niarrlrd May 10. al I p m , In
Si A n n * Catholic Church.
Coppell. Texan
Msgr
llriMlrtlrk wax the officiating
<Irrgvman for the iradlllonal
C.uliollc inaxx
I hr bride i« the daughter of
Mar> l.mi and Jn r C a rry,
C* o 11 r y v 111 r . a n d I h r
bridegro o m x parents a rr
Nti/amic and Andrew Hrno of
Sanford
Given In marriage by hrr
falhrr. tlir bride clioxr for her
vow x a g o w n by V r n u x
d r signed wi t h a h e a v ily
Irraded Irorlar. cap xlervra and
a lMu<|ue wataf. The full aatln
skirl, which raxcaded Inlo a
xrnu cailiedral iraln. waa alao
enhanced with beading at the
Iwinllne A long detachable
veil of im po rted lllu a ln n
lovrrrd ih r train
KHralx-th Ferguson of Col
lev villr attrndrd her xtxirr ax
matron ol honor She wore a
porplr knee length xleeveleaa
drrxx overl aid wit h a
detachable Ilnur length xkirt
H iId ra in a ld x were l.n r l
Vokxanovtrh. Ft Lauderdale
Hhonda Ifanxrn. Fl Lauder
dale: and Llaa K lrtn m a n .
D u rb a n . N If Th e y w e re
gownrd Identically lo the
honor attendant Flower girl
waa Axltley Krrguxnn. niece of
lltr bride, Collryvlllr
The Lake Mary Historical
Museum has a lot to offer the
whole community. But not
everyone ts aware of the
museum.
On Thursday. July 24. the
Lake
Mary
Historical
Commission hosted n luncheon
for the teachers at Lake Mary
Elementary School. The goal of
the luncheon was to encourage
the use of the library ax a
resource far learhers who waul
to bring some local history Into
the classroom.
The luncheon wax
well
attended by almost nil or the
teachers
from take
Mary
Elementary ami many of the
staff. Commissioner* Sheila
Sawyer. Gcurgr Duryrn. Gary
Hrrmlrr ami Tom Green. O iy
Manager John Litton mid Parks
and Recreation Director John
llullniid also allcmlctl
tlir
luncheon lo o llrr lltcir support
A very special gttrsl ol honor
was Lorraine Whiling Lorrnlnr
|ust spy— for fra
Is Ihr curator of Ihr Srrnlnolr
County Museum She Is also a
a door prtra from Lake
ha liter leather Lorraine taught
Historical
Commissioii
bring their students to the
member* D rtlyr Drilmaii. Elite
museum during the school
Jane Keogh anil Jran Brooklyn
year She slso pointed out that
al Like Mary nirm rntnry ami
the Frank Evans Center would
Lillian Grlinn al Lyman High
lie
expanding
their
Lnkr
Mary
Historical
presentation apace once the
Commission
Chair
Jean
museum takes hill possession
Brooklyn
welcomed
ihr
of the building on Oct. I.
museum
visitors.
Shr
In
preparation
for
the
encouraged Ihr visitors to luncheon, two more display
Keith Ylngling of Copprll.
xrrvrd I he brtdegmnm ax beat
m an O r o o m x m e n w e r e
Mlrharl Hrno brother of the
bridegroom. Sanford, and Joe
f'arry IV and Mlrharl Carey,
hroiherx of Ih r liridr, Irom
Dallax
(right)
Chairman Jsan Brooklyn al a luncheon
donated by Mary Wolfe,
had been filled with museum
treasures. One of the more
unique Items was a purse made
i baby alligator. Apples
the theme for
the
luncheon with mast of the
table
decorations
being
provided by Elite Jane Keogh
and Fran Brender. Many of the
commission members donated
Items for the door prUcs mid
each visitor received a calendar
and
a
Usl
of
witty
commandments
for
Ihr
classroom.
The Historical Commission
Is well versed In working with
children. Last October, they .
worked with 120 Girl Scouts to
help them earn their historical
recognition*.
In oilier commission news.
(he commission announced
several upcoming dates. Girl ;
Scout Day ha* been set for •
Saturday. Oct. 25 at the Frank .
Evans Center. The dale for ,
O de Lake Mary Days has also *
been finalised. It will h r *
Saturday. March 26.
Tha Lake Mary Iflslorlcul
Commission will resume their
■snlhljF
meetings
in
September. The commission
meets the second Tuesday of
each
month.
September
through June. The commission
wtn have three guest speakers
during tha upcoming year. The
first guest speaker will b r
Charlie Carlson in October
Charlie Is the creator ol
G ra n ts Hawkins, a Florida
cracker
who
encourage*
Floridian* lo save Florida's folk
heritage. That meeting will he
Tuesday. Oct. 14 at 7 p in. T lir
public is encouraged to attend.
The rrrrptlo n waa held al
F o u r S e a s o n * H o trl a n d
Krwort. Irving Texax
*
Following a wedding trip to
Barbados. the newlywed*
making Ihrtr home in Oviedo
The brldr lx employrd aa
High! alien
Althaea and
in xalex and
and J Gallo
For more information on the
commission or Okie Lake Mary
Days, contact Mary Ruwril al
321-1496.
or
Maureen
Liber a tore at 324-3024.
Mary Historical Comm— on iran bar
(bom MO, Etna Jana Kaogh. Joan
Gnftn wfh Lorraine Whbng
Pack 529 learns
the art of fishing
Beth A . Horton and WHR m i J . KroM H
Horton- Kroll
Helena Carlton of Sc bring,
and Col. Burrell Horton of
Panama City, announce the
engagement of their daughter.
D r l h A n g e la H o r t o n o f
Orlando, lo William Joaeph
Kroll II of Orlando, aon of Sue
and Bill Kroll of Longwood.
H o rn In L a k e la n d , the
bride-elect I* the maternal
granddaughter of Ann and
James 8. Hurt of Lakeland,
and the paternal g r a n d
daughter erf Dorothy Horton.
Panama City.
Ms. Horton it a 1968 grad
uate of Scbrlng High School
where she waa Mlaa Highlands
C ounty and • Hl-Stepper.
served In Student Government
and waa a member of the Natlonul Honor Society. At Cen
tral Florida U niversity In
Orlando, where she graduated
in 1992. Ms. Horton was a
member of Zeta Tau Alpha.
Phi Sigma Epsilon and Mu
Kappa Ta u . She la employed
In marketing for Veytec Inc.
Bom In Buffalo. N.Y.. Kroll la
the m a te rna l grandson of
Robert Gaul of Winter Springs
and the late Mrs. Mildred Oaul.
He is s 1968 graduate of
Lake M Ary High school where
he played football and soccer,
and was a member of the
band. Future Business Lead
ers of America and Student
Governm ent. He graduated
from the University of Central
Florida In 1992 and la e m
ployed as district tales m a n
ager fro Colgate Oral Phar
maceuticals.
The wedding will be an
event of Aug. 9, at the First
Baptist Church. Orlando.
The smallest stale agency In
Ihe state government Is also
nor of the most helpful. On
Saturday. July 20. Joint Met
calf from Ih r Florida Gome and
Fresh Water Fish Commission
mel Scout Pack 529 at Sylvan
Lake Park to tench the arout*
how to fish ond how lo Identify
what they calch.
Armed with fishing poles,
ball and coloring books. John
first explained nto agency lo
the bays. The agency to funded
by money from fishing li
censes. None of Ihe scouts had
a license, but that was okay.
John said. In the slate of
Florida, you doni need a fish
ing license until you ore 16
One of Ihe things that llie
agency does to set the bag Until
and the site limit on Ihe (toll
caught in Florida. The bag
limit to how many fish per spe
cies a fisherman can keep and
Ihe sire limit, of course, to how
big they have to he lo keep
Far Instance, channel calflnh
are the type sold in supermar
kets because they taste good.
They are raised In stale hatch
eries to help out the breeding
population. You con only catch
six channel catfish. The brown
bullhead cntflsh. on ihe other
hand. Isn't really very tasty. It
to also the most plentiful cat
fish In Florida. There to no
limit on brown bullheads. Willi
one exception, there to no hag
or slse limit on any non-natlvc
fish, even Utopia, a fish Hint
can be very expensive In res
taurants and fish markets. The
one exception to peacock bass.
Although they arc not unlive,
they ore a prised trophy fish.
Trophy fish limits can vnry
from lake lo lake, so it's very
Important to know the limits
where you are fishing. One rule
that apples to all lakes con
cerns large mouth bass. An lm-
MARY
ROWELL
portnnt trophy fish,
can keep only on* l
bass over 23 Inches long.
After telling the bays about
fish. John showed the boys
how to fish. Using hula hoops
and practice lures, he showed
the boys the proper way to
cost to get your hook and ball
where you want It. After that,
the boys tried casting in the
water. Unfortunately, tt was
pretty hot by then and only
about five small (a couple were
bait slse) flats were caught. The
scouts atUl enjoyed the day and
earned their fishing belt loop.
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BRA t l M Alt CA R N IV A L
As a change from the usual
act-up for day camp, Girl
Scouts spent the third day of
their Seminole County day
camp enjoying a Brasilian car
nival. The girls were given tick
ets for all the carnival booths
end the bin began.
There were 11 booths In all.
The
booths
encompassed
crafts and games. Tha girls
were able to make a parrot, a
bromellad. rainforest msgiet*.
a carnival mask; a puttie pin,
a pinch pot and flowers. They
colored the rainforest and
learned to play penny toss,
bean bag toss and chicken
fight.
Chicken fight was perhaps
the funniest lo watch. A circle
to drawn on the pavement with
John Metcalf of tha Florida Game
mission, rscsntly vlsltsd Scout
fishing.
chalk. Two players enter the rie Olson of the Seminole Divi
circle together. Each player sion of Safe Kids of OrbmUo.
has a handkerchief tucked In was the second guest speaker.
at their waist. The players hop Laurie told the children nlmul
on their right loot with their the hazards of mcdicnllou. She
right arm crossed over Uieir showed them how similar pills
chest. Each player must U y to and candy can look, especially
grab the handkerchief from small minis. Never, she mild,
their opponent without un eat something If you're uni sure
bending the right arm. letting what It to. And sometime* |nm
your left foot touch the ground ole drop pUto and candy on llie
or Mapping out of the circle. floor. It's a given rule that you
With into game, there was as never eat anything off the flour.
much laughing as there was But If you see something, you
ptmrlng.
should pick It up and flush it
The scouts were fortunate down the toilet. Candy or pills
enough to have two guest on the floor might be an en
speakers on their third day or ticement to very small children
camp. DanicUa Jungucrla. a or dogs.
native of Brazil and a student
at UCF. came to tell them
Next week. Independence
■bout life In her country. Lau Day In the United States
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AccM ipsnled ‘ by Valeric's
huabsni . - Q w a i. and dance
iludaf|ts. April Mtcbela and
Natalia Weld, the floridlana took
tauranta and muaatuna.
But Uia piece* de miatance
was a reunion with a former
dance Student. Lula Perea, and
hi* wife, .Tina Paul, who are
•ettlng the city on lire with their
spectacular performance* in the
New York's hottest musical,
"Chicago.'* the moat popular
show is the Big Apple. Luis la
the son of Dr. Maria Perea and
the late Dr. Luis M. Perea of
Sanford.
Valerie aald the husband and
wife d uo are p ro m in e n tly
featured In the eacltlng pro
duction. Following the show.
Miriam and Valerie and com
pany were treated to a backstage
tour of the set aa well a* a late
ntte supper with Lula and Tina.
What a thrill!
But th e re 'a m ore to the
daiallng spotlight scene. The
group saw the Internationally
acclaimed "T a p Dogs" and April
Natalie had the opportunity
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Both girl*
admit ihe material waa quite a
challenge but they consider
themselves
al least a "T a p
Puppy" after the grueling New
York Cliy professional class."
Both dancers also look class
dally at the Bmsdwsy Dance
Center and Steps on Broadway.
two studio* which draw New
York's finest dance instructors
B ro a d w a y Interaction! Whsl
fun when It's not just a allow.
but a lifetim e experience."
Valerie said.
Broaadway left Its mark on
Miriam and Valerie who did
more than explore dance while
they were away. T h e y also
visited a fashionable salon and
had Ihelr locks styled tnio
chic, short coiffures which they
both say they “ M love."
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birthday on Ju ly 19. a
> ^ l « f n le c « srul nephew* from
h -n fu rd D eBary Lakeland.
° ™ to* W to n a and Enterprise
V ' rr
10 **f*P Wow ®tJ*
!*’c *f!°*,n* randies on the
br*uUfu,,>r embossed birthday
rM r*
IVggy Hardin, a niece, aald
"A un t Sarah Is our reigning
malrtarrh. She has been our
second mother."
Burn*, one of rlghl slbl
*"«»• * « *»"> **U,Y '»• * * » Jn
A bbeyville. S .C lle r fam ily
moved 10 Florida when she was
!■ months old. thus she has
•pent nearly her entire life In
saw aw s t is s s u i s s a
Enterprise and still lives on I he
B l f B t B I B P Jt T
land her father homesteaded
When Sarah Bums celebrated She never married.
For nearly 90 years. "Aunt
Sarah ' and her sister. Berths
L o u H a r d in . P e g g y 's late
mothrr-ln law. were very active
in the First Presbyterian Church
of Sanford Sarah served aa
postmaster of the Enterprise
Post Office for 44 years whets
Peggy said. "Everybody knew
Aunt Sarah." Th e post office ■
II originated In Enlrrprtar
Held at Aunt Sarah's home,
the celebration attracted SB
family members Including a
five-generation fam ily which
Included the honorre. her nlere.
Sara Nell Irland. and her hetra.
Sara Nell, a retired nurse, whwllves with her aunl. aald, "She
(Aunt Sarah! enjoyed It very'
m uch."
Couple confronts stark reality
during waeksnd at nudiat club
i n n nudist dul
explain the “n «
trail stark naked, except for his
naming shoes. It was so unexpected
that I bunt Into fits of hysterica!
laughter. Much to my husband's
displeasure, the giggles continued
Everything is perfect except far
one flaw. Frrd got o girl pregnant.
He told me he didn't love her and
wonted her lo get an abortion, but
she thought that he would marry
her for the sake of the baby. H r
daiau ho told bar up front that he
didn't love her. but sbo had lbs
baby anyway. They named him
So m wont to ag at tko pool In
sred^that"? nudist dub is rosl Ufa.
not fantasy. If* mads np of appsndia and gall bladdsr scars, stretch
marks, base bellies and everything
from grossly underweight lo grossly
overweight We disarmed that sit
ting rfatnsd while a hundred others
Not once during the entire week
end did I 000 any reaction to the
nudity of others. No one seemed
iniwasted In the bodies of others at
sB, which lo the Hon-reoction* your
reader mentioned. You begin to
realise nude is just that — nude.
Nothing is left to the imagination at
all. And without imagination,
then's no interest in oven looking. 1
understood this, but my husband
aeomed terribly disappointed.
A word of caution, however. Areas
of the body that have never eoen
sunshine must be heavily protected
with sunscreen. I couldn't wear s bra
far a wash because of the sunburn.
My macho husband was in agony far
two wetka because he woe too
lough* to heed tny suggestion about
using sun lotion on hiabuttocka and
frontal arsa. He never mentioned
vistting 0 nudist dub again.
STILL LA U G H IN G lN FLORIDA
Wa nave Sammy two gays a
week. I don't want the child around,
but I'm afraid if I toll Prod how I
fool, ho wHI leavo mo. Ho oooms
fond of the boy ovon though ho
didn't wont him in the beginning.
Abby. it’s getting harder and
harder for me to bo civil to thie
child. I wish Fred would give up hi*
custody rights and just visit hi* son
ones in a while.
Pnd and I truly love each other,
but it is impossible far ms lo accept
Sammy, and I hole it that Fred soso
his son's mother when neroeeoty.
Abby. how can 1 get Prod lo give
Sammy up?
UNHAPPY IN U TIC A . N.Y.
D B A S U N H A P P Y i P ro d Is
tryin g to bo n rsspsnslhl* and
loving father regard!soa o f the
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lealouoy anil aeeapl little
^D B A R A BB Y:
nmttawo to
to inquire about family OMmboro
who are in prison.
Thrss yssrs ags, my son wom lo
prison. My sister end I visit Mm
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SEMINOLE TODAY
75 Cents
•«rvln« Sanford, Laha Mary and Samlnola County tinea 1908
00th Yaar, No. 32 • Sanford, Florida
Lifetime
in
law
A closer look at the man in charge of
Pro-lifers
to march
reforming Sanford Police Department
By J I I T BKRU NICKS
Herald Staff Wilier
Members of at least one
nreo church will demon*
■irate their pro-life beliefs
in a two-day event.
All Souls Catholic Church
will be celebrating Respect
Life Sunday beginning dur
ing the church's two late af
ternoon Saturday masses
and continuing through four
more on Sunday.
'National Life Chain' Is
the name of the event and
holy masses will be capped
off by marches around the
church including members
or All Souls.
Maureen Carson Bravo of
Resources Unlimited of Cen
tral Florida, described It as
a ‘ p ea t opportunity to let
your pro-life, pro-family po
sition be made known.*
The event is one of many
throughout the country and
is
coordinated
by
the
Greater Orlando Right to
Life
Organ list Ion.
Bravo
said that groups requesting
signs to take part in the
march should contact 202
3020.
Masses and demonstra
tions are Saturday at 4 and
5:30 p.m.; and Sundny. 7 45.
Baa March. Fags BA
• y RUBS W H IT*
Herald 8tafT Writer
L o n g w o o d P o llc s C h ief G reg Manning
LONOWOOD • Never mind
there isn’t even the hint of
p a y In his rusly blond hair, or
that the man looks fit enough
to go at least a decade or more
on the Job.
Come December. Longwood
Chief of Police dreg Manning Is
going lo be retired.
Alter 23 years with the de
partment • a remarkable 21 as
Its chief • Manning intends lo
be on hts way to a sweet, quiet
home In Alabama. As far away
as he ran gel from *1-4, 17-02.
and 43B." ne says. Just before
exploding with delight.
There’s this one further call
to duty before he leuves Flor
ida. however Not in Longwood
but in neighboring Sanford,
where 40-yenr-old Greg Mint
nlng is to play an Intrpal role
in the reshaping of the Sanford
Police Department.
As the chairman of the L.iw
Enforcement Options Commit
tee. Manning Is going to rrrair
s stir. He said he experu lo
tick off some SPO member*
That's Inevitable Some (r.itti
ers will get ruffled
T ills tsn t going lo tie »omr
podurik committee.- Maiming
Sanford P o llco Chlsf Jos
Dillard
•aid Friday. 'W ell get to the
heart of tills laaiir and make
recommendations to the city
commission. And well rtt.ikr
them before Chrlslniita
Rigid man for the job?
Greg Manning • Die record
*how* • hnt been there, done
that Some hrulxrd ego* in
Longwood thought tliry might
hoot Manning oil the force In
tile late 1080s and tried In
1002 lo get rid of the dcp.ul
ment
Manning and dir LPD *ut
vived
The man
Is
fierce
yet
friendly. Ills language can gel
plenty sully; Ills humor gel
plenty
snrrnsllc. He isn't
afraid to say wind's on his
mind. He enjoys poking fun at himself. Greg Manning Ihrlvrs
on rocking Ihe hoat. taking
chances and making a mis
take. Then saving the day.
There's a slicker on Ihe wall
to Ills office at thr LPD Hint
reads- *!'m out of hed A
dressed; what more do you
want?*
He gels lo Ihe police bradqnarlers on Church SI. around
0 a m. each werkday morning
'I'd Ih- in at 8 wllli everyone
else hut then have lo wall until
they made llieir reports." he
said "So I come al 0
'llry. |'m not a guy who op
erates oil a time clock If they
ran i find you. Ihry can't fire
you." hr says, wllli
another
explosion of debgld. 'llry. I gel
Ihe )«h done That's Ihe Impor
tant thing I ran i walk nil wa
ter I’m no great shakes al .ill
this modern technology hid I
rnnsldrr myself a problem
solver
Is II right nr is hi wrung'*
Manning said 'll n s wrong
why Is it wrong-’ Tlmr lo gel
See Manning, Page OA
Survey
says...
By MARIA ORBM
Herald B u ff Writer
The Orlando Sanford Airport
will enter the SIM oentury with
the laical in technological ad
vances.
The Federal Aviation Admini
stration. with the help of Ihe
Sanford Airport Authority, on
Friday held a grand opening
celebration of Ihe airport's first
permanent control lower.
More than 100 people at
tended the festivities al the
airport, which Included speakera John Mica. United Slates
congressman; Sieve Cooke, ex
ecutive director of the airport;
Al Ensel. Oral lower manager
at Sanford; and Juan Fuenles
of Ihe FAA.
The United States Navy Color
Guard from the Naval Training
Center In Orlando performed
Ihe notional anthem and lower
manager Barbara Kerll dedi
cated a lime capsule.
Guests were also treated lo
lower (ours, sialic displays and
an air show. Acrobatics stunts
were performed by local pilots
In a Russian-built YAK aircraft
and a Pills Special, an aero
batics bl-wlng airplane.
Al a total cost of 63.25 mil
lion. Ihe 05-fool lower rests on
a 1.500 square-fool base. Con
struction of the tower began In
1005.
The
385-squnre-font
P a rt 2 o f a » « r l e «
By MARIA OREM
Herald Staff Writer__________
lc controllers, liom tail. Bryca Fuday, Gary Zermgue
Congressman John Mica was one of the guest speak
And B<l Wallace, use the Islet! In digital radar tech
ers during the grand opening of the new FAA control
nology at Ihe airport's new 95-loot control lower
lower, tail, at Orlando Sanlord Airport Friday. Air trafoperations
will
he
much
lower cab Is equipped with Ihe
according lo Kent
Kerll said Ihe new radar sys greater
latest digital equipment and
Prior lo the rndnr. air iralllr
tem extends lo a 20 mile radius
radar and a Small Tower Voice
controllers used binoculars In
and Ihe line of tight from Ihe
Switch, on upgraded communi
the more than 300,000 airport
lower Is greatly Improved. She
cations system. The 16 air
operations last year In San
said her staff will he able lo
traffic controllers will soon be
ta s Airport. Paga OA
pre-plan and thr efficiency of
joined by a new learn member.
Results of rormnundy In
put during recent workshop*
held
tiy
Ihe
Seminole
County
comprehensive
planning staff were puli
lulled m *ix area newslet
ters
Thr nrwalrttf-rs are pari
of Ihe Conununltlr* in Ac
tion program, which is de
signed
lo keep residents
informed ahead government
and lo encourage coimmudrnllon. according lo county
planner Kathy Fall A cata
log. containing government
listings and telephone lu m
bers. is also available to
residents
through
Ihe
rounly offices.
As ihe first phase lu up
dating county's comprehen
sive plan. Fall said county
planners
gathered
more
than 580 comments re
garding issues lu geographic
regions of Ihe county. The
Input will he included In the
See County. Page 6A
A ‘w o rld cla ss’ education in Sanford
Partly
Cloudy
J tLjuiiu,
Ninih-gradera at Seminole
High School next year will be
the first afforded the opportu
nity to participate In the Inter
national
Baccalaureate
Di
ploma program.
A pre-university course of
study. Ihe IB curriculum Is de
signed to prepare students to
earn an Internationally recog
nised diploma that la honored
by colleges and universities all
over the world.
There are 700 IB programs
In 91 countries. In the U.S.,
Florida Is second only lo Cali
fornia In Ihe number of IB
programs, with 30 currently In
operation. Orange County haa
had an IB program at Winter
PBrk High’ School for 14 years.
A second program began at
Cypress Creek High School two
years ago. The Seminole High
School program will be tne
first In Seminole County.
T h ey (students) will get a
world-class education
right
here al home." said Kay Hush.
IB coordinator.
Begun 30 years ago. in Ge
neva. Swllterland. tne IB cur
riculum focuses not only on
academics but on preparing
Ihe student lo be a world clilsen. In pre-IB. students will
begin to appreciate the tradi
tions of others, as well as
learning math science humani
ties ana language.
T h ey willlearn why different
people do things differently,*
Wall Qrlffln. of Lakevlew Middle
School, told a recent meeting
of PTA. Qrlffln la the magnet
school administrator on as
signment at Lakevlew.
while academic excellence la
not a requirement to be ac
cepted
Into
the
program,
'rigorous* la ihe word that both
Bush and Orifftn use to de
scribe the course of study. Stu
dents must maintain a 3.0
grade point average, and can
not make below a C In any
course.
Bush said that while some
B a s i l , Paga BA
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B Y DAVID FR A ZIE R
Magnolias continues
llcrnld Staff Writer
Steel Magnolias, the first play of the fall season for the Hits
Theatre, will continue this wcekeml. The play, about a group
of gossipy southern Indies in a small town t>cnuty parlor, re
sumes tills weekend. It Is scheduled to play through October
II. Saturdays the play will be at fl pin., and Sundays It will
start at 2 p m. The production Is playing at the Old Tourhton
building located at 121 Bast first Street. Tickets are 812 for
adults. 810 for-seniors and students. They arc available at
Our House Hooks. Delilah's Antiques. A Second Image Cos
tumes nnd Stnlrs Realty. For reservations, call 321-8111.
JQB coming
JOH (featuring members of the Jerry Onrcln Hand I with Chad
Jasmine Factor w-tll be performing at the Tsunami Reach Club
Saturday. Tickets for the show are 813.50. For more Infor
mation on this show nnd upcoming concerts, call (4071 3239843. The Tsunnml Theatre Is located at 2921 Orlando Drive
in Sanford.
Craft Fair coming
llucklcr'a Blh Annual Holiday Craft Fair will lie held. Satur
day nnd Sunday. October I I and 12 from 10 n.m. to 5 p in.
The event will be held nt the Central Florida Fairgrounds.
Professional, award winning craftspeople from across the na
tion will display and sell hnnd-crafled original Items. The fair
will feature quality gifts, nrtlst demonstrations, home decor
primitive, eountry folk art nnd much more. Admission Is 84
per person. Admission for parking nnd children Is free. The
show Is expected to attract 10.000 shoppers In lls two days.
For more Information, call |407| 800-0092.
Oviedo barbecue
Saturday, from 11:30 n.m. to 4:30 p.m.. a town barbecue will
be held In the Oviedo Shopping Center, located on Geneva
Drive downtown. The barbecue will be n takeout service. Rib
dinners will be 87 nnd chicken dinners will be 80. The public
Is invited. Tickets may be purchased In advance or the day of
the event. For further Information, you can call 321-2489. All
proceeds will benefit the Oviedo Historical Society. The pro
ceeds will be used to help build an Oviedo. Slnvln. Chuluotn
Historical Museum
ESSES
LOCAL FORICAST
:
STATISTICS
The high temperature In
Sanford Friday was 8G de
grees and the overnight low
v/as 67 ns reported by the
University of Florida Agricul
tural Rescnrch nnd Educa
tion Center. Celery Avenue.
Recorded rainfall for the
period ending at 10 a.m.,
Thursday totaled .00 Inches.
•Sunrise................7:20 a.m.
•Sunset.................7:08 p.m.
Vnl’fcy.:lwt
Here arc the winning num
bers selected on Thursday in
the Florida Lottery:
Fantasy 5 (Oct. 3)
2-5-6-9-15
Lotto (Sept. 27)
1-7-12-23-24
SUNDAY
Tstrma 88 68
MONDAY
Cloudy 89 89
TUESDAY
Cloudy 87 67
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high: 9:43 a.m.. 9:54 p.m..
low: 3:22 a.m.. 3:52 p.m. Now
Smyrna Baacht high: 9:48
n.m.. 9:59 p.m., low: 3:27
a.m.,
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Beachi high: 10:03 a.m.,
10:14 p.m.. low: 3:42 a.m.,
4:12 p.m.
BSACHCOHOmONS
Daytona Beach ft New
Smyrna Baacht Seas are 3-5
feet with a moderate chop.
Water temperature at Dnylonn la 82 degrees and at
New Symrna. 82 degrees.
Winds are from the east at
10-15 m.p.h.
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Sarasota
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Tallahassee
57 84 sunny
Tainpa
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Newspapers, Inc.
Dr. Chorteo Parti Jr., above, and
MiRard Hunt, president of Via San
ford Historical Society, hotfng Dr.
Park's book, right.
town's physician. Park Jr., ac
cording to hla book, earned a
Bachelor o f Science degree In
Naval Science In South Caro
lina and he earned hla M.D.
from Emory University School
o f Medicine. He completed hla
surgical training at tha Univer
sity o f Florida. He was chief
surgical resident and an In
structor In the School o f Medi
cine at the university as well.
Park practiced general and
vascular surgery In Sanford un
til his recent retirement.
Dr.
Park Is a Diplomat of the
American Board of Surgery and
a Fellow of the American C ol
lege o f Surgeons.
Dr. Purk's youngest brother,
Bill, la a cartoonist whose
work appears In The New
Yorker. The New York Times
and many other publications.
His ‘brother
the
also mode the
drawing for the book's cover.
The I>ook Is broken down like
a diary.
It follows Park's
memories about hla father and
the conditions of Sanford at
that time. Early In Ihe book.
Park talks about how his fam
ily had a cow and rhlckrns
(hat they kept.
Yes. here In
HnnfordI
*1 was most struck by how
things were when he was a boy
IDr. Pork| here In Sanford than
how It 1s now.* said Parker.
'Everybody knew everybody.
Some of (hose attributes still
exist today but no! much.*
The book spans Ur. Park's
years In the Navy and in his
prnctlce here In Sanford. *lt Is
especially Interesting. It deals
with
Sanford
people
and
places.* said Hum.
Park's
book is n mouth watering mor
sel o f life. It's as good as a
piping hot plate of grlls with
some clieddar cheese on lop.
U C F h o sts d ive rsity celebration
I
BSpi Y~
Grits. There has never been
n better way to describe the
Southern dclleacy than the way
It Is described by Dr. Charlca
Park Jr. He begins his book,
True Orlln ... What Rise?!?.
with his favorite ways to serve
up the Dixieland dish.
Park's book will be on sale
nnd the nulhor will be on hnnd
lo sign autographs at the Banford Museum on Saturday, Oc
tober I I , from I p.m. to 2 p.m.
The book signing will be put on
mford HI
by the Sanford
Historical Soci
ety. to which the copyright waa
transferred this year.
*We're
very pleased lhal Dr. Park
eliose us In turning over the
copyright (of the bookl.* said
Millard Hunt, president of (he
Historical Society.
Not only does the hook
speak of grits -which Hunt
said may be served at the book
signing- but It la also an ac
count of Dr. Park's growing up
In the City of 8anfard.
Ills
recollections are vivid and de
tailed renderings of what life
used lo be like here in the
Friendly City.
*lt's quite mi
amusing.
Interesting book.*
said Dr. Vnnn Parker, a col
league o f Dr. Park nnd a pedia
trician.
Dr. Charles Park was born In
Florida In 1925 and he has
lived in Sanford for most of his
life. Ilia father moved to San
ford (n 1924 and was the
'The Sacred Buffalo. Wukan
Tatanka.* the skeleton of a 7foot tail buffalo, carved with
more than 3.000 scenes from
the seven sacred rites of the
Lnkota Sioux, la on display
now at (he University of Cen
tral Florida's Student Activities
Center The largest scrimshaw
•n carved or engraved articleIn the world. "The Sacred Buf
falo. Wakon Tatanka* will be
the centerpiece for UCF*a an
nual Diversity
Celebration,
winch will run from October 4
through 13.
Other events o f the 10-day
celebration Include Comedy
Night, a play by the UCF Theatre. the International Fair, the
Latin American Pair and a host
of speakers and events.
On Saturday. October 4. the
Community Festival will fea
ture the Sacred Buffalo exhibit
and cultural activities by the
American Indian Association
of Florida from 10 a.m. to 2
.m. The Sacred Buffalo will
e on display until November
15. The exhibit Is free and
S
Lightning
Stalker
at SCC
By DAVID FRAZIER
Herald Staff Writer
Seminole County resident
David O. Stillings |a the Light
ning 8talker.
Stillings' live narration In the
Seminole Community College
Planetarium will cover 21 years
o f his lightning photography,
all o f which was taken right
here In Central Florida and
moat In Seminole County.
Each photo ts accompanied
*• u
r- •*• ^ * hu
by the
Lightning
Stalker'a
morous, and sometimes hairraising. account of what he hod
to go tnr
Trough to capture such a
work of art.
The hour-long
show will conclude with a
seven-minute grand finale of
over IOC photos in four cross
faded
projectors
computertimed to the 1812 and WU
William
Tail overtures played over the
Planetarium's 400-watt airround sound system.
The Lightning Stalker show
will be presented each Saturday evening In October begin
ning at 8:30 p.m. In the Painetartum. Admission Is 83 for
adults, 81 for seniors and stu
dents grades K-12. and SCC
students, faculty and staff are
free with their SCC I.D. Tick
ets go on sale at 8 p.m. and no
one will be admitted once the
show begins. Advance tickets
for groups of 10 or more may
be obtained by calling 3282360, exL I, during Ihe wick
prior to the Individual ahow.
open lo the public from noon
until
8:30
p.m.,
Monday
through Friday. The nrlist. Jim
Durham, describes the artwork
every evening at 7:30 p.m.
A Unity Celebration will In
clude music, movement and
group activities on Sunday. Oc
tober 5. at 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
The International Student
Association w ill• present the
Opening Ceremony On Monday,''
October 0. at 12 p.m.. at the
Student Union Ptorta.
Presi
dent John llltt. Vice Provost
Frank Juge and Studenl Gov
ernment
President
Keith
McDonald will speak following
a diversity procession of stu
dent clubs.
On Tuesday. October 7, noon
through 1 p.m.. UCP history
professor Curtis Austin will
talk about "Women In Ihe
Black Panther Party.*
The
event, which la sponsored by
the Women's Studies Program,
will be held In Ihe Administra
tion Board Room.
The Honorable Ada Deer, as
sistant secretary o f the Interior
far Indian A lb Its . will apeak
on 'Education, Tribal Sover
eignty and Community Devel
opment: Foundations for SelfSufficiency and Survival.* at
the Academic Downtown' Cen-'
ter on Tuesday, Oct. 7, between
6 and 7:30 p.m. A member and
former chair of the Menominee
Nation of Wisconsin. Deer Is
the first woman to hold her
current position. She supports
a federal
policy that supports
al po
'trlbnlly Inspired solutions to
Irlbally-deflned problems.*
Comedy Night will feature
Michael Rasky, considered the
‘ Queen of Comedy.* at 8 p.m.
In the Key West Room. Student
Union. Rasky is a regular host
for day and Lesbian Comedy
Night at The Comedy Store and
recently placed second In the
701 Talk Radio comedy contest
at The Improv. He Is billed ns
possessing a wit that ‘ la allencompassing
and
about
reaching out to all audiences gay, straight or In-between.*
On Wednesday, October 8,
the Diversity Celebration will
offer three events. An Affirma
tive Action Panel of community
and business leaders will de
bate the dismantling of A f
firmative Action by the courts
and whether It should be ended
or mended. Regina Sofer, as-
DRUM UP NSW
sort,Hr vlre chancellor and d i
rector for the Slate University
System's Office of Equal Op
portunity Progrums. will lead
Ihe discussion.
Also on the
panel nre Melvin Rogers. Public
Affairs Department: Jacqueline
Harr, director for Business De
velopment
for
the
Orlando/Ornnge County Expresi
Way Authority; Frank Ravitch.
l-tihlK- Art mm titration Departiiienl; Michael llodge. chair for
Ihe Board of African-American
Chandlers of Commerce: and
Rita lingulrre. staff attorney
for Ihe Greater Orlando Area
Legal Services. The panel will
be held at 1:30 p.m. to 3 30
p.m. In the Administration
iloard Room.
Hint evening, the Diversity
Dinner will be held nt 8 p.m. in
the Key West Room. Student
Union. The dinner, sponsored
by Kappa Delta sorority. Is
open lo members of the universlty community, but reserva
tions nre required. The cost Is
88 per person.
For Informa
tion. call 823 6740.
Following Ihe dinner, the
Dialogue Consultants will pre
sent *Oukllng You Toward Bet
ter Understanding.* In Ihe Gar
den Key Boom. Studenl Union,
nt 8 p.m. This event Is open to
the public and free. The con
sultants will present a highly
partlclpnllve
program
that
helps everyone learn how to
communicate effectively with
those who have
opposing
views.
On Thursday. October 9.
from 0:30 a.m. to 3 p.m., the
Purchasing Office will sponsor
a Minority Business Expo Jn
the Cape Florida Ballroom.
Student Union.
Vendors will
be available to discuss their
state contracts and distribute
samples of their produrts.
nets.
There will he door prises nnd
refreshments.
On the same day. the Loll;
American Fair will run from
f ll l. (
n.m. to 3 p.m. at the Studenl;
Union Plass. which will feature
Hispanic music, 'dancing. Hlto
panic food
and art exhibits.
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Also, a workshop on ITSventing Sexual Harassment lit
the
Administration
Board
Room from 10 a.m. lo noon,
will explore the ‘ gray areas* of
Hus topic.
Participants will
discuss case situations and
Judge If sexual harassment oc
curred. To register, call 273>
4301.
That evening at 730 p.m..
Bell Hooks aka Gloria Watkins,
n cultural critic who hna writ
ten about the Issues of race,
gender, class, literacy and film,
will speak at the Cape Florida
Room. Student Union.
Also offered at 7:30 that eve
ning is the opening night of the
play the ‘ Qullters.* The play,
which la a series of Interrelated
scenes about women and fron
tier life, will run until October
10. For ticket information, call
UCF Theatre at 823-1500 or
823-5744.
The International Fair on
W i
the culminating event and will
lie held In the Student Center
Auditorium from I I a.m. to 6
p.m.
It will feature exhibits
from 30 countries and live en
tertainment. Food tickets ore
8.50 a piece and are good for a
sample from any of the food
booths.
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There’s no place like home in October
Multiple charges
James Knight. 43. or unknown residence. wiib arrested
Thursday by Sanford poller. Knight wtu charged with open
container of alcohol, possession of drug paraphernalia and
realallng by fnlae name. Knight wna nrrcalcd In the 300 block
of Poplar Avenue, om rer obarrved n man drinking an ‘ Old
Gngtlali' beer In n parking lot.
Stop sign leads to trouble
Tonya (Irooma. 30, of 014 E. I Ith St., Sanford, wna arreated
Thurndny by Sanford police.
arooma wna charged with
poBRraaion ot con Irolled auhatnnce and arreated In Ihe 1000
tilock of I’lne Avenue. Officer alnpped (Irooma* car nfler ahe
ran a atop algn.
QUAD squad on the Job
Lcvory Hickman. 31. of 1107 G. Dili St., Sanford, wna
arreated Thuradny by Sanford police. Illckinnu wna charged
with poaaraalona of drug parnphernnlln amt arreated at Ihe
corner o f Fifth Street nna Sanford Avenue. Officer of Sanford
Q.ll.A.n. squad anw Hickman drop a crnck pipe try a Iraah
can.
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Traffic stop leads to arrest
Ctirlalophrr Wnlaon. IS. of 600 G. Mill SI.. Sanford, wna
nrrralcd Thuradny hy Sanford police. Wnlaon wna charged
wllh purrhnae/poRBcaaton of a controlled aubalnnre and
realallng wllhoul violence. Wulaon waa arreated In Ihe 1000
block of Pine Avenue. Wat ami waa pnaaenger of a car that wna
pullrd over fur running a atop algn.
Burglary charges
Marrua Character. 37. of 1011 Itooarvell Ave.. Sanford, waa
arreated Thuradny hy Seminole County deputlea. Character
waa charged wllh burglary to atruclurc tballery wlthlnl and
rralallng wllhoul vtnlence.
Character wna arreated at Ihe
corner of 35th Street and Airjmrl llmdcvard. Report aald that
Character alrnck a man in the f.ice na hr wna attempting to
break lulu the vlrtim'a houae
Driving infractions
Marvin Gvnua. Jr . 23. of 300 Lake (Ireere Or.. Snnfortl. waa
arreated Wedneaday hy Lake Mary police. Evans waa clmrged
with operating a vehicle without a drlvcr'a llrenae. allarhlng
decal not naaigard and expired tag more than four montha
Gvaua waa arreated on (lid Lake Mary (toad
DUI charged
Incident
A sale line dish waa atolrn Thursday at the corner ol Pirat
Strrrt amt Pine Avenue It waa worth 8450.
Clothing, a duffel hag, n hnlon. a 40 caliber mngnilne all
lotahug 8118 were atoten Thuradny in Ihe 3000 block of
Orlando Drive
Flue cap*, a Jacket. miscellaneous tnpea. and a Champion
car battery all totaling S37S were alolen Friday in the 1000
blockiof Weal ISUbiMreet.
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A HHnch televlalon and varlaua hiIchen Item* totaling 8779
were alolen Thuradny In Ihe 2100 block of Snnfortl Avenue.
A gray US Cadillac four door, hcenae plntc iiumltcr 8NI85L.
was alolen Thuradny in Ihe 1000 block of Pine Avenue.
Coma, tools, fnnm and Ifnahtlght nil totaling 800 were alolen
Thuradny In the 100 block of South Palmetto Avenue.
A rndlo/rumpnrt disc player worth 8300 waa alolen
Thuradny in the 300 block of Town Center boulevard.
A battery charger worth 8500 waa alolen Wedneaday In the
2400 block of Willow Avenue
Hikes totaling 8340 were atolen Thuradny In Ihe 300 block of
Itoaeclllf Circle.
Scientists will turn
Lake Jesup red
Sclcntlata will lie turning
Lake Jesup red.
On Oct. 7 the St. Johns Itlvcr
Management District will hr
conducting a dye study of the
lake to cvnlunlr water circula
tion and Its Interaction with
the St. Johns Itlvcr. according
to Hcglnu Lovlugs.
project
malinger for Ihe Lake Jesup
restoration project.
Lovlnga aald researchers will
use a water-based dye lo cali
brate the flow pattern com
puter model being developed
for Ihe lake. She said Ihe dye,
which will dlaslpnte within a
few days, will not create any
pollution problems.
engineers
had conducted
■tudlcs of the lake in April and
June gathering
Informallon
with flow meters. Additional
Information will be collected
next week from Ihe sale flow
meter. Loving snld.
live lor Hcrrcrn. nn engineer
on the project, said hla group
has developed n compulcriird
circulation model of Lake Jesup. Photographs of the dye
flow will lie compared to readlags from the flow meter to
cluck for accuracy, Herrera
aald.
In nddltlon. the circulation
model will allow scientists to
undcraland how nulrlcnt-based
pollution affects algae growth
and muck accumulation In Hie
sediments. Once the model Is
calibrated, Loving said scien
tists will be able to predict the
efTcct of any hydraulic change
In the lake such aa the re
opening or Ihe river channels
between Lake Jcaup and the
St. Johns River, which are curreally closed by Ihe State Road
40 causeway.
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The good folks In Mnlloon.
111., are celebrating the niiitual
Chocolate llnrveal this week
end. In Lorello. Pa.. Ihry‘11 he
praying wllh Saint Francis of
Aaalal at an annual lilurglenl
celebration nt Saint Francis
College.
Mnlloon
expects
7.000. Lorello 500. Ottcas IPs
Ihe chocolate.
fool hull game.
Sunday's hlrlhdnys Include
nclor/ramcdmn Bill Dana |73).
songwriter Bob OeldofM ni anil
musician Steve M iller (fit)
Rcmcnthcr Dana doing Jose
Jlittlnrz and the astronaut rou
tine. g . *ls that you r crash
helmet?" A. *1 hope not."
Actress Elisabeth Shue Is 3-1
on Monday. She'll probably
celebrate In Lna Vegas. Actress
Stephanie Zlm ballst is 41.
She wns
Laura
I loll
oil
‘ Remington Sleclc.” Her dad's
name Is Efrem, (.’tinners arc
you ve
never
met
anyone
named Efrem.
Tan-Four
Tixlny Is Ten-Four Day. The
fotirlh day of Hie 10th month la
n day of recognition for radio
opera Iurs, whose code words.
Ten-Four" signal an nth rinatlvc rejtly.
Sural
Itcnd whnt you please Into
this! Oct.5-11 Is Get Orfanlzed
Week. An opportunity to lower
atresa and create some more
lime to have fun. Millions will
pari Id pale. Some will succeed.
Sussn
Charlton (his friends call
him Chuckl Heaton Is 75 to
day. lie s probably off to Ihe
rtinriol races. Actress Susan
Sarandon la 61. Is ahe n looknllkc for nllorney/proaecutor
Marcia Clark? Singer Patti
Harrell & Beverly
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This Is Hie third article on
Ihe Sanford Navy llaae taken
Ironi several Issues of Ihe 1004
SNAS add* squadron
QUACK M.
STINKCIPHKN
Book Signing and Reception
Saturday, October II th. 1 to 2 p.m.
* * * * w ith f***-
Charles L . Park, T r „ M .D .,
and
Ills book,
TRUE GRITS...WHAT ELSE?!?
A humorous, personal look al hls life In Sanford
station.
The 50 mile swim was a part
of Ihe Red Cross Swim and
Stay Fit Program, planned to
encourage people
to swim
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Sw im m ing 50 m lle i
Wayne Clemmer. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Clemmer.
had recently become Ihe first
recipient of the American Red
Cross 50 mile Swim Certlflcnlc
to be presented In Seminole
County. Wayne, nn Orlando
Junior College student, served
ns a lifeguard nt Ihe NAS San
ford pool.
During ceremonies nt Ihe
pool, Cmdr. II. B. Shively.
SNAS Executive OITlccr, pre
sented him wllh a gold lapel
pin nnd a bathing suit badge In
recognition of hls accomplish
ments. Mrs. Peg Horner. NAS
Water Safety Chairman, pre
sented the Red Cross certifi
cate. On hand to offer congrand at Ions was Mr. D. D.
Tldyman. American Red Cross
Field Director nt the local nlr
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edition.
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The way we were:
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Heavy At lack Squadron 15
IVAII-I3I had arrived at SNAS
la August 1004 from Ihe Pacific
for transition to Ihe new KA-5C
Vlgllnnlc
Rerounalaaaure
llomhcr
The move from Wllldbey Is
land. WA. former home porl lor
the squadron, added 280 turn
to ihe local base and nearly aa
many families to the commu
nity.
VAH-13 was the seventh
squadron to Join NAS Sanford's
Reconnaissance Wing. The new
unit was commanded by Cmdr.
C. V, Noli a. a 30 year Navy vet
eran.
Many of the VAH-13 men
were with Hie squadron when it
wns commlasioncd In Sanford
January 1001. Nine months
Inter It wns on Its way around
Cape Horn aboard the newly
commissioned
carrier
Kitty
Hawk for duty In the Pacific
The squadron s moal recent
tour was In the western Pacific
wllh much time a|»eiit la Ihe
South Chinn Sen near Vlrl
Nam. During that time. VAH-13
flew the twln-Jct A-3II Skywnrrlor attack bomber.
In Sanford the squadron
would receive aleck, new KA-5C
Vigilantes, most versatile re
connaissance bombers then lit
operation.
Many downtown merchants
displayed welcoming posters In
their windows and a large ha li
ner across First Street said.
‘ Welcome Home. VAH-13".
Paper view
Sarandon
La Bella Is S3. Her real name Is
Patricia Louisa Holla. Megan
Brodla o f Sanford la 13. She's
going to Ihe Florlda-Arkansns
Sofl/V
Jotin Miuiari. 30. ul 201 Ptaailiigo Dr.. Sunlotd. wna
arreated Thursday hy Semlnolr Couuly drpiillra Miulari waa
charged will) Dill vlolallon of trafllr conlrol and possession ol
open eonlnlnrr ol ntcoliol
Marian wa* arrralrd on State
Ito. id 40
By MARIA OREM
llrruld Staff Writer
There’s no bctler place lo
have a good October weekend
than right here In Semlnolr
County.
The
Lake
Mnry-Hrnthrow
Festival of the Arts la (lie so
cial event of year • and this one
la esjteclnlly Important lo ob
serve since II la Hie last nt Leo
Trapanler’ s L A L Acres
Ranch.
Enjoy the art and the music,
and aay hello lo Trepan ler.
You'll undoubtedly bump Into
Trepanler, a drllghlful gentleman who'll he wearing n Flor
ida Highway Patrol hal and
darling across hla acreage la a
pink Jeep wllh a fringe on lop.
II would he nice lo lake In
the festival and Ihe (lrrat Fall
Exposition on Sanford's lakefront. Plenty of great rides and
Am fowl.
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EDITORIAL
What a
weekend!
Have you looked around the
Sanford Lake Mary area tills
weekend?
Sure, there's plenty to do. but
think about the reason behind
that: Northern Seminole County Is
the perfect backdrop for orgnnlzers of arts festivals, historic tours,
top notch theater nnd autumn
carnivals. And those organizers
had the good sense to recognize
this.
The Rltz Theatre production of
Steel Magnolias continues Satur
day and Sunday with an 8 p.m.
performance Saturday, nnd a 2
p.m. showing Sunday. The old
Touchton's Drug Store in historic
downtown Sanford Is serving as
the theater until the Rltz Is re
stored. which Is currently under
way.
Before or after the play, you
might mosey along the Sanford
Inkcfront for the Great Fall Expo
sition ‘97. Remember the old
fashioned carnivals of your youth,
with Ferris Wheels and sausage
sandwiches smothered In onions?
Remember ring toss games nnd
carousels and plenty of entertain
ment? This 10-day event will take
you back to those closing days of
summer.
If culture is your passion, a trip
to the Lake Mary Heathrow Festi
val of the Arts is In order. The
11th annual Juried event show
cases the best works of many tal
ented artists and artisans. And
better still, proceeds from the in
ternationally acclaimed
festival
benefit Seminole County student?
who will continue Ihelr education
wtth help from scholarships pro
vided by the festival.
In your travels, you may notice a
group o f interested people admir
ing the downtown Sanford Historic
District, which has been on the
National
Register
of Historic
Places for several years. About 25
representatives from the Florida
Trust for Historic Preservation are
observing our unique landmarks
and participating in a walking tour
o f the area this weekend.
Organizers who bring to the area
arts, theater, entertainment, and
appreciation of our heritage earn
our resounding support and ap
preciation.
Look around this weekend.
Let your voice be heard
Our readers are invited to con
tribute guest opinion columns for
publication as well as letters to
the editor. Each elected official
and politico who has announced
candidacy for elected office in
Seminole County la encouraged to
write as often as once a month.
Opinions expressed need not be
those o f the Herald: we may or
may not agree with you, but we
will always uphold your First
Amendment right to express your
views.
Berry's World
Constructive suggestions for learning
A dictionary In every home Is not going to
solve our educational problems, nor nre other
reference hooks that can be purchased for ns
little as 10 cents lo perhaps n whopping 81
from the used book department of the llbrnry.
thrift store* or garage sales. The fact Hint
these reference books can easily tie purchased
for so little Indicates that the problem Is
MUCH deeper. Any parent that wanted nny of
theae books In their home could easily find n
way to get them!
It boggles my mind Hint we could even
consider that this la the problem with children
not being able lo learn. The truth la Ihnt the
prohlem la much deeper nnd much more
complicated. Why these reference books arc
not found in some homes haa nothing to do
with Income. It has everything to do with
parental attitude nnd responsibility. Out we
can help these children.
Not by giving them used reference books, tiul
by changing our educational system lo Include
opportunities for these children to learn
despite the falling* of their parents.
That Is where we nre falling na n society
because. In truth, we do not really care
enough...nor do we have Ihe vision.
I ant constantly nmnzed at the scmlnara our
leaders attend that emphasise VISION na the
key to our succeaa not only na Individuals, but
as a nation. Yet vlalon constantly eludes them
or worse, they don't care.
If we want to aee that our children are given
every possible
opportunity
for a good
cdurntlon. then we. na a society have to
assume that responsibility. We. ns n nation,
must reform our educational system to
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accommodate theae children. We can ftirnlah
materials until their homes bulge, but that
wont
change
anything
because
the
environment will remain the same.
The answer lies In how much we can do
wllhln the confines of our schools. This la the
one nnd only answer for these children. The
rest la simply a waste of time and gestures
made with little thought given to a much
deeper problem. If we want to REALLY help
these children and all others, then we would
lake much bolder steps and reorganise the way
we approach education.
At present we have children spending very
llllle lime In school. Tills Is Ihe real problem
and herein also Ilea the solution. It la a
problem because children are home sometimes
ns early as l:4S p.m. and very seldom later
then 3:30 p.m.. Including the bus trip home.
Let's not give away reference books...let's
give these children more lime In school where
reference materials, computers and other
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cducallonnl tool* are available to them. The
nnawer to Improving our educational system la
not n dimcult problem. If we arranged for our
achool hour* to be lengthened na I have
written before, theae children would be In an
educntlonal environment longer.
It would not be myaterloua to me thnl they
are going to learn
more under theae
condition*. They would alao be In a place that
la aafe for a longer period of lime and not In a
home where the parent* may not be home for
houra.
To arrange our achool houra to fll more
cloaely to the working houra of,.parent*, only
make* aenae and will Improve not only the
educational opportunities, but will alao aerve
to take aome o f the worry off of working
parenla.
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It la my belief that we con produce the beat
educational ayatem In the world by changing
the houra In achool and by building flrat class
vocational schools. I also believe
that
homework la not necessary If our children
•pend more time In achool. The truth la that
many parenla are almply worn out at the end
of Ihe day and although they wnukl like to help
their children with homework, there la anil a
great deal lo be done before they can even find
Ihe time.
The way that we approach education and the
system that we uae to teach our chlklren Is the
future for this nation. We nre rapidly billing
behind not only In education, but as a society
because we have failed lo understand that this
la a societal and educational problem!
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Art’s Alive, right here in River City
Art's Alive In Seminole. Yes ma'am, right
down here In River City ..and In every other
port of the county, too! U s not going to take a
Music Mon to prove It to you. either. You don't
have to buy 78 trombonrs--Just a table or a
875 ticket to the black tie gala being thrown
November 20th at the AAA Building In
Heathrow.
It's going to be a blnsl- literallyl
Last May, a few of the School Board
S e m in o le C o u n ty
members were at a formal event honoring the
S c h o o l Board
release of an employee's second CD. You know
m em b er.
me and my big mouth. I suggested that we
ought to do something similar honoring our
outstanding arltsls-performance and graphic-In the school system. Dr. Ilagerty agreed.
Chairman
Sandy
Robinson.
recognizing
someone dumb enough not lo keep his mouth programs. Some have been donated for a silent
•hut, volunteered me to do it. About that time. auction In which half o f the winning bid will be
Fran Kemp, the director or Arts for the school given back to the artist as encouragement to
system, walked In. Realizing that I was way in continue to create. 111 acts participated In a
over my head. I Immediately recruited her-nnd Broadway style audition at Winter Springs
the next day-Dede Schaftncr from Community High School last month. Paul Chlaravalle. Walt
Disney World: Richard Ryan, a former
Affairs, who Is the ultimate p r t y thrower.
If ever there was an unholy trlo-lt'a usl Fran Broadway star, and Dr. Ed LcRoy of the Rollins
Is the creative dreamer. Dcde Is the nuts and School of Music assisted In the evaluation.
bolts organiser, fm just a concept person. To Barbara Riggins, Southern Ballet: Rene Barnes
Stevenson,
local
dancers:
say that discussions are lively would be an and Danielle
understatement. Creativity and Concept team assisted staff member Carolyn Hevey In the
are torpedoed by Nuts and Bolts. Concept Is evaluation o f the Dance section.
If you are one o f the fortunate 400 who are
overruled by Creativity. Creativity la told that
we cannot block off 1-4 for parking because It lucky enough to pur hase a table or a ticket,
Just Isn't practical and while we may consider you will never regret the donation to the Arts
in Semlnoie County Public Schools. While we
Sky-Tracker, sky writing by airplanes la out.
And all the time, staff members in both the Art haven't selected the artwork y e t I can promise
Department and Community Affairs keep all of you will be amazed and overwhelmed by the
us In tins and provide the very necessary performance talent found In the students and
backup to make this creative, work-in-progress staff o f your public school system. Ill lift the
edge of the curtain a little and tell you about a
a success.
What has evolved is a black tie fUnd-raJscr couple of the performere who were selected.
We've got an assistant principal who has
for both the Midway Elementary School Magnet
Art Program and lor The Foundation, whose CD's on the market, a principal who plays Jazz
and
his
assistant
prlnclpal--an
generosity towards all of the performing and ■ax
graphic art programs In Semlnoie County accomplished cruise ship entertainer. There Is
School System Is both long-standing and well a custodian who dusted.off his performance
known. Lockhecd-Martln won the bid to be Ihe from his earlier Broadway show days 40 years
awesome.
From
Saba!
Point
event's Sponsor--at 815.000. The event will ago..he's
•tart out wtth a special performance at 6 p.m.- Elementary we have not one, but two young
•and don't you dare be latel Performers have students with big league voices. Prom Lake
been auditioned for either one of two sit down Howell there Is a maw Korean dance group
shows In the large auditorium, a special and a female barbershop quartet. From i l l
continuous show In the Blue Room, or as small over the system students and staff sang,
groups who will perform troubadour style in played, danced, acted, performed, clowned and
areas located throughout the AAA Building. inlmed to get Into this show. The decisions
about who to select were not Just dimcu!t--thcy
Food courts will be Interspersed with graphic
art displays, creating a sort o f stroll and were almost Impossible to make. In Dance
there were 33 audltlons-the Judges selected 28
for the first cut. We combined slots to
nhawense u little of each talent, rather then
keep great talent out of the show.
Corporate tables at $1,000 a piece are going
fast. Don't be late-you'll miss the show. Can
Dede Schaffner at 320-0176 to reserve your
■pace.
For those of you who were unfamiliar with
either myself. Tony Ttsalo. or ‘ Special
People" before you started reading this
column, we will review some of the history
behind what Special People Is nnd how It
came to be.
It all started In 1081 when a young man.
me. had an Idea. The Idea was to nave a
forum where Ihe disabled, nnd hopefully
everyone else, ran find news nnd Information
about the disabled. That forum first started
out as a talk show called ‘ Special People'.
That show lasted for six years locally on
Public Access Television, ending premnturcly
In 1087. It featured many local people,
services and non-profit organisations. It
broke new ground for the disabled, both on
TV. and In life. It was the first show that
brought the disabled right Into Ihe public in
a non condescending sort of way. At that
lime, even national shows did not do this.
In 1084. I was asked lo start a Jayree
Chapter solely
dedicated
to disability
causes. Since I was already In the Jayrees
as a director In one chapter and active In
others, I knew the workings of the Jaycees,
This was a civic organization dedicated to
developing Ihe strength and character of
young people. Sadly though, this chapter
only Tasted a couple of years.
In 1001. I got wilh a new TV station that
was then new and Independent. WKCP-TV
18. and participated In a series of locnlly
produced specials called ‘ Fifth Sunday'. It
aired In any month that hod five Sundays In
It. Our part was called ‘ Special Segment,*
and was mainly a shortened version of my
previous show.
In between all of the activities I
mentioned, I continued to volunteer tn other
civic groups and organizations os with all of
my activities described tn this article. That
teada us to where we arc now. at the Saqford
Herald, the ✓ worlds greatest, newspaper.
It's here at the Herald that I feel more at
home then I've ever been because I get to
give you all a little more insight into the
world of the disabled. I also get to hear
about your problems and concerns when you
write to me about them.
My goal for writing about some of my
adventures today is to inspire you. Also. I'm
always asked why I use the title ‘ Special
People*. In many of my activities since 1081,
'Special People* not only has stood for the
disabled person, but for anyone who tries
harder to achieve something. In spite of
great odds against them. That's why both the
disabled and not so disabled can get
something out o f reading this column.
That's why I do it.
If you have a non-profit group or
organization relating to the disabled and
�« v,\-. | .
about adult entertainment; cronyism
The definition o f a politician la a man or
woman who wttl tell you what Is popular, even
though It may not be true, while a statesman
will tell you the truth even though It may not
be popular. It would appear to me. that at
least
three
out o f
the
live
County
Commissioners In Seminole County possess
all the characteristics or a politician.
Several wreke ago, I addressed the County
Commission and encouraged them to do what I
hod aaked the commission years ago to do.
That
was.
to
strengthen
the
Adult
Entertainment Ordinance m order to not only
prohibit any further proliferation of these
provocative establishments, but to effectively
restrict the nude. rude, and crude forma of
entertainment that hove been operating for
years. The formula that I hove been advocating
hot been tried, tested and upheld by the
Supreme Court.
The Supreme Court hoa stated that total
nudity (In an establishment of entertainment I,
Is not a Constitutional Right- The Supreme
Court has also stated lhat It la the Right of the
county agnlnat Adult entertainment hna cost
the county 860,000. And where are wc? Mr.
McLain Is canaldering grandfathering the
existing business which means that we are
bock at square one. Now the door la open for
chain store operation of adult entertainment
with the possibility o f 23 new sites for nude,
lewd, and crude businesses to nourish.
The Rev. John
Book la an
advocate of
Christian values,
on educator, a
talk show host
and an avid
follower and
harbinger of local
politics.
Rachel's, Club Juana, and Circus Circus could
not be happier. They will comply with some
cosmetic changes on the outside, while
business continues as usual on the Inside. In
speaking with a member o f the Metropolitan
Bureau o f Investigation. It was disclosed to me
lhat Orange County makes no provision In
their
ordinance
on
how
many
adult
People to establish community standards. A
few months ago. the County Commission
unanimously expressed concern about the
proliferation
or adult entertainment
in
Seminole County. I detected what I thought
was insincerity on the part o f three o f the
Seminole County Commission. I predicted the
outcome more than three months ago.
LETTERS
Join in objections
I join the homeowners o f the Kills of Lake
Mary and Haywood in their objections regard,
tng the Twin Lakes Apartment project. In May
of 1006 the City of Lake Mary commissioned a
hydrologic study of the Crystal Lake Basin.
The study noted lhat "the sand hills in and
around Lake Mary form a thick aquifer unit
which provides significant recharge to the rlu
rid lan aquifer.* Recharge through much of the
area la 4 plus Inches per year, but in the area
o f Rinehart Rood and County Road 46A the re
charge u estimated to be 12 Inches or more
per year. Lake Mary's best water quality corre*
sponds with these areas of higher elevation.
What will be the consequences of both Lake
Mary’s and Sanford's decision to permit high
density apartment complexes along this corr Idor o f recharge? And why the lack of concern
from state environmental and water manage
ment governing bodies regarding potable wa
ter.
A further consideration Is drainage In an
area that w ai Impacted by high ground and
surface water two years ago. The above men
tioned study suggested that Allure development
retain the entire runoff volume to contain* the
JA N S SU R FIE LD
Jane Burfleld, S3. Haverlll
Dr.. Deltona, died al her home
on Oct. 2, 1997. Born tn
Hackleburg. Ala., she moved to
Central Florida two years ago.
She Is a retired bookkeeper for
K Mart In Sanford. She was a
member o f All Saints Episco
pal Church. Enterprise.
Survivors Include, husband.
James o f Deltona, son. Joe H.
Burfleld o f England: stepson,
James Burfleld o f Sanford.
Daughters. Deborah Wliltama
o f Kissimmee and Cherl Folds
23 year • 96 hr. storm event. Do local building
codes now adhere to Ihla directive? Will adja
cent neighborhoods be affected by Twin Lakes
project paving? Thus far we have heard com
plaints about high density housing being In
consistent with the community at targe. Per
haps the Issues at hand arc more complex?
Sincerely,
EtUsW th Canal
Lake Mary
Resent park invasion
1 resent very slrongly the fact Hint the mayor
and commission have chosen to allow some
third rate carnival to desecrate our beautiful
City Park located on the lakefront by allowing
them to use It for a period of. I am told. 10
days. This City Pnrk has been a source of
beauty and a lot of enjoyment for many of the
youth and adults alike In the City of Sanford.
By the time this carnival leaves there will be
no beauty left and I am sure sit of the grass
and shrubbery will have been destroyed.
I can't believe the city la allowing this to
lake place when there are other areas
available, such as the old abandoned drive- In
movie theater, to mention Just one.
I do not have any, tges what the vendor Is
o f Mocksville. N.C. Brothers.
Joe Carden of Cocoa. Julius
Carden o Decatur. Ala., and
Junior Carden of Huntsville.
Ala. Sisters. Ruth Burflcld of
Mt. Dors. Evelyn Sarton of
Hamilton. Ala, Hascl Downs of
Rockford.
III., and Margie
Bond o f Mendcn. Neb. She had
7 grandchildren.
Stephen R. Baldauff Funeral
Home, Deltona. In charge of
arrangements.
HELEN TUCKER QLEESON
Helen Tucker aieeson,
We Care About
Your Needs,
Not Ours, So...
79.
positive
et as to
rtsh It to
Sanford needs a beach
I sold to you after the announced deal
between the Attorneys Oancral and Big
Tobacco that tobacco could not be trusted and
would immediately start trying to ch eat Well,
guess whar?-Before the ink waa dry. tobacco
was tn the midnight offices o f their purchased
politicians writing themselves a *80 billion gift
to be paid for by the taxpayers.
I also proposed that smokers pay for their
own medical expenses by Increasing the tax on
tobacco and reserving It only for Medicare and
Medicaid. Now comes Bill Clinton endorsing a
tax increase on cigarettes to reduce teen
smoking, which no one can be against.
But wc can certainly be against selfappointed regulators of adults choosing to
poison themselves, as long aa we are not
expected to pay for it. It la ao proper function
of government to rvgilols the peoples’ vices,
only the hormAtl conduct arising out of their
enjoyment A 62 tax increase on each pock o f
10 a.m.
uneral
H
Helen Tucker Olreton. wife of
Cmdr. Richard O. aieeson. U3N
Ret. afOOl Landing Dr.. Alken.S.C..
died Thursday afternoon. Get. 1
1097 si Aiken Regions) Medk-al
Center. The Moss of Christian
Burial will be held Monday. Oct. 8.
I007SI 10:30a.m. a! SI. Maty Help
of Christian* Catholic Church with
Father Edward W. FItiger* Id cele
brant. Interment will take place
Thuradsy, Oct. 9 at 0 a.m. after a
gravtalle service hi Arlington Na
tional Cemetery.
Mrs. Gleason la also aurvtvrd by
two sons. Robert T. Okeaon of
Shawnee. Pa., and Richard K
Qleeson of Charlottesville. Va., and
daughter. If. Penelope Okeaon.
Blacksburg Va. Five grandchildren
and one great grandchild.
Mr*. Okeaon had a long and dis
tinguished career a* a community
volunteer, a Journalist, and moat
recently aa an artist and quillmaker. Aa the wile at a Naval omcer.
CECIL ROBERT JONES SR.
Cecil Robert Jones Sr.. 73
Pine Ridge Road, Elloree, S.C.
died Monday. Sept. 29. 1997, at
his residence. Born on March
I I . 1924. tn Tulsa, Okla, he
moved to Sanford In 1924. Mr.
Jones was a retired salesman
for JC Penney and Firestone.
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Time wtU be a vigil for the drrelied on Sunday. Oct. 8. 1007 si S
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Chapel. 211 Park A**.. Aiken. S.C..
Memorial* may be mods to the
American Heart Association. 1003
llatomond ML. Aiken. S.C. 20803.
In lieu of flowers, donation* to
Hospice of TRMC (Orangeburg.
SC I. c/o Rob Jones, 3322 Palmway Drive. Sanford. FIs. 33773.
*1 aai with you always.
N m rh m ih a r.
Whan you M moat aloaa.
Rtmemher I am hem.
I hava ertad aa you havt triad.
Many llama bafora,
I have had a broken heart
Ye*, and ao much more,
I have known betrayal,
Of the crueleat kind,
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Sanford la very fortunate to be on a beautiful
lake with miles of lakcfront. However, there Is
no beach and no way to take a little boat out
on the lake to fish or to go for a boat ride.
As far back os 1969. when we organised
SISTER. Inc. we were trying to get the city
commissioners to take advantage of the
lakcfront. I was involved In organising the
Sanford Yacht Club. We hod to put It about IS
miles out in the country because the city would
not let us put a building on the lakefront where
It should have been.
Now they have tost the Sail lent because they
wttl not spend a penny to build a beach. There
should be a nice beach there • not only for
Sallfcst. but for the people of Sanford and the
whole area. Also the city and county should
cut down all trash that Is growing around the
lake and hiding the view of a beautiful lake.
This is one of our greatest assets. Let’s use'
III
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Wednesday. Oct. I sod a funeral
msM was held Thursday, Oct. 2 In
South Carolina.
A memorial oervtce will be held at
Ftrsl Presbyterian Church of Lake
Mary m i Saturday. Oct. It. 1007 at
died October 2, 1997 at Atken
Regional
Medican
Center,
Atken. S.C. She was born In
Jacksonville. Fla. She was a
homemaker and a Catholic.
Survivors Include husband.
Rlvhurd a. C leeson; sons.
Robert T. Qleeson, Shawnee.
Pn.. and Richard II. aieeson,
Charlottesville. Va. Daughter.
II.
Penelope
Glecson.
Blacksburg. Va. Also by five
grandchildren and I great
grandchild.
Oeorge
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O cto b e r Sem inole C o u n ty salute
County-----Continued from h | * I *
Evaluation and Appraloal
Report (BARI due for publi
cation In late 1998.
The Comprehensive Plan
addreasea growth and devel
opment, transportation, fa
cilities and aervtcca and en
vironmental protection Is
sues.
Major topics listed In the
North Central portion of the
county, which covers moot
of the Sanford area. Include
concerns about limiting and
regulating growth to main
tain the character of exist
ing neighborhoods, storm
water management, and the
impact o f Orlando-Sanford
airport operations on the
environment and residential
quality o f life.
To control growth and
protect the environment,
participants
proposed
stricter codes and a freese
toning designation. Inter
local agreements and clus
ter development with buffers
were also suggested.
For stormwater manage
ment. the public suggested
limiting the amount
of
building permits,
stricter
requirements on developers,
and maintaining the river
system.
Regnrdlng concerns about
the airport county residents
suggested closer monitoring
of airport operations ana
the master drainage system,
shift
landing
operations
awny from environmental
areas, and change flight
patterns to reduce noise
Impact.
Planners assigned
region are Buddy
and Cindy Brown. For more
Information, call 321-1130.
ext. 7371. 7433.
Herald Staff Writer
ManningCoatlnwad from Fags 1A
the answer. Time to simplify
the problem, straighten It and
get on with things."
The doors In the LPD office
area are open. ‘ Makes for bel
ter communication." he said.
“ These‘ doors are very seldom
closed. We work together. Eve
ryone has a say."
On the walls behind the
chiefs desk, there's a picture
of former Seminole County
Sheriff John E. Polk, whom he
admired and three mounted
hunting
trophies.
Manning
says he and his dad. the late
T.O. Manning, went squirrel
and rabbit hunting In his na
tive Oreenvllle. N.C. Soon, he'll
be hunting all the more.
There's also a framed news
paper
cartoon.
personally
autographed lo the chief by
Ralph Dunnlgan of the Orlando
Sentinel. It depicts Ihe Bank Of
Longwood In Ihe process of a
robbery. One of Ihe bad guys
says. ‘ Should we shoot our way
out or see If they abolish the
Police Department?"
Manning appreciates the hu
mor.
He talks about hla first days
aa a law enforcement officer.
First, a brief stint with the Al
tamonte Springs Police De
partment until he left rather
than be part of a bike patrol.
‘ I did that when I was a kid."
he said. ‘ I wasn't about lo do It
again as 23-year-old. No sir,
not In Florida."
Manning had come lo Cen
tral Florida after a three-plus
years stint In the Marines. He
dodged more than a few bullets
In Viet Nam. He had grown up
In North Carolina
and then
Ohio. He wanted some sun
shine and days at the beach.
He hod a Marine pal who lived
here.
*1 had no Idea what kind of
work*I'd get into."
He hooked on with Ihe Longwood Police Department and
began working his way up the
ranks. He recalls one shoot-out
In his third year. ‘ Only time I
fired my gun." he said.
In the meantime. Longwood
was firing Its police chiefs.
Four of them In less than five
years.
Then, someone said why not
name dreg Manning chief?
Oreal Idea. There hasn't been
a change for 21 years.
Manning Is laughing about
hla not wanting to be a biker
25 years ago but being all for
bike patrols In 1997. *We're
buying more new ones." he
said. They're very popular In a
city like ours.
‘ If you satisfy 00 percent ol
Ihe people all the time and
have the respect and coopera
tion of those on your force,
you're going to have very few
problems."
Manning
said.
“ How you deal with the com
munity and thr employees are
the most Important standards."
Aa he leaves law enforce
ment. Manning la aware sf
changes that are being and will
be mode. In Longwood. San
ford. Everywhere.
‘ Everyone Is In tight times."
he said. ‘ Everyone is looking
for more efficient and less
costly ways o f doing thingsSome call It restructuring. I
call It simplifying.
ford, which Is the 35th busiest
airport in the country.
According to Kertl of the
30.000 air traffic operations
last month about 20.000 were
for training single engine air
craft. The Increase In opera
tions in Sanford have grown
about 10 percent since the
same time last year, she said.
T h a t Is a tremendous In
crease tn operations.’ Kertl
said, adding that the normal
rate o f growth Is closer to two
to three percent.
‘ Orlando Sanford Airport has
grown from a q u iet' general
aviation airport to a bustling
aviation center.* Kertl said.
•We re growing right along with
them, matching our capabili
ties to user's needs.
Kertl said the day’s events
were very rewarding.
Today's events, with the
different venues o f people here,
demonstrated the n r reaching
effects o f this airport to other
areas in the community.*' she
Cooks. wbo has managed the
irport since 1955. said the
bw tower la a big step. The
raVtoua control tower. In use
nee 1991. waa a 35-foot tern-
SANFORD POST 83
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world class, world
Uw boat .American L»-
She's been n resident of Ihe
clly since 1913. and a proud
member of Ihe Snllle Harrison
chapter.
National
Society
Daughters o f the American
Revolution. And this week
Lourlne Messenger's been ex
tremely busy as the U.8. Con
stitution Chairman of Ihe DAR.
‘ Lourlne epitomises Ihe spirit
and pride of Ihe DAR." said
Ann Howland, a past regent of
Ihe Sanford DAR.
‘ Mrs. Messenger Impressed
me." said Sanford Mayor Larry
Dale. * She sure has energy
nnd love of the Constitution.
The mayor proclaimed Sept.
17-23 as Constitution Week In
the city. We hereby proclaim
Lourlne Mrssenger ns a good
nelghl>or nnd cltlren.
IB
SYLVESTER
WYNN, JR.
Here's a young man who
serves his community wrll.
Sylvester. 10. frequently docs
volunteer work at the Sanford
Housing Authority, lie s a men
tor and fine role model for Ihe
youngsters. A Junior at Semi
nole High School. Sylvestrr
has developed Into an out
standing
orator.
He
and
schoolmate Yarhondn Burden
recently drew.raveg for j»,pnui.M,
otic presentation,.lh«3f„«lUl ln ^
Stlneclpher -
“ The system has broken
down because Ihe state hasn't
always done Its Job and the
legislators keep passing bogus
laws that protect the ones
breaking the rules Instead of
helping the people who abide
In the rules. Why are there far
more rights for criminals than
good d llien s?"
Coatlaasd from Fags 3A
Being In law enforcement
haa been a life well spent. Oreg
Manning says. *1 can look al
myself in the mirror and say I
was fair to people. I served in a
good town. But It's lime to re
tire. Enough Is enough."
Oreg and Faye Manning are
nearing their 25th wedding an
niversary and he'll be 50 on
July
I.
They're
Alabama
bound. He envisions himself
doing
some
hunting
and
maybe working an oda Job or
two.
‘ Just might see me at some
Home Depot— -wearing one of
those orange vests, asking
Can I help you find some
thing?' ” Manning said. *Yeah,
that's where you might find
me."
Airport-------Continued from Fags 1A
For a fellow who fesses up to
being 62. Ernie Butler Is a
lergy and one terri
bundle o f energy
fic neighbor . As he organises
his 22nd All-Seminole County
High School Band Festival,
hew stepping out better than
ever.
The festival will be held on
Saturday. Oct. 25 al Lnke
Brantley High School.
Ernie ana Maude Buller have
been married 61 years, and
pretty much enjoy all Ihe same
things In life. They're active
members of the Optimist Club
o f Sanford, which sponsors the
Band Festival.
The Butlers came to Sanford
after he retired from hla posi
tion as a comptroller for Sears
tn Chicago. That was 27 years
ago. Dialer didn't stay retired
long, working 10 years as an
accountant/comptroller
for
Howe Custom Case Co. here.
He became a member of the
Optimist Club In 1973. and
helped Initiate a 5500 scholar
ship presented each year to
Ihe outstanding high school
musician In Ihe county.
He's also served as a re
chairman for the Junior
o f Golf program, and re
cruited hundreds of partici
pants to the golf ranks, he's
been nominated for Ihe North
Florida District Optimists Hall
of Fame.
‘ No one In the Greater San
ford area haa devoted more
lime toward being a friend of
youth than Ernie Butler." says
Optimist president Bob llowe.
After successful surgery he
had for abdominal cancer In
1964. Butler vowed to give ‘ 110
percent" to helping others.
T h e extra 19 percent la for
your Investment In your fu
ture." he says. ‘ I want to do
things and do them right."
Ernie Butler leads off Ihe
Sar\ford Herald'i September
salute to the enunt/s kindest
hearts and gentle people.
If you haven't met them yet.
we hope you get a chance to
soon meet these special neighbora.
e
‘ If we put the right guys on
them. It's great PR.
To be sure. Manning wants
the clllsena of Longwood to
know Its police officers and lo
respect what they do for the
city. A few years ago when the
votera were asked If they
wanted to keep the LPD. Just
about 75 percent said yes.
Orlnrido.
on baseball team • the SanSylvester soys he would like
rd Post 53 baseball tenin
lo ntlcnd Georgetown Univer
which recently won Ihe Legion
sity. Ills career choices: AeroWorld Series In South Dakota.
We salute Ihe players, and • spaed erlglneer or gynecologist.
coach Rod Fergerson. who
said, *Wc think we're Ihe mosl
MATT KUCHAR
balanced learn In Ihe country.
Seminole High School gradu
I'm Just so happy for Ihe kids."
ate Mall Kuchar burst Into the
The kids Include Tim Raines,
national sports spotlight the
Jr., a striking Image or his dad
last week of August when he
• major-leaguer Tim Raines,
captured Ihe 1997 U.8. Ama
Sr., of the New York Yankees.
teur Golf Championship.
Raines, a senior at Seminole
Kuchar. who's n sophomore
High School, hit two home
al Georgia Tech,
defeated
runs In Post 53's champion
Stanford's Joel Krlbel, 2 nnd I
ship game triumph, a 12-0. viein Ihe Amateur final on Sun
lory over Medford. Org.
day. Aug. 24. That puts him In
Chris Louwsmn hit Ihe gnmeIhe Tiger Woods class, with an
winning home run that helped
Invite to the 1998 Masters
Post S3 come back from an 8-2
Tournament. Woods won three
deficit.
consecutive Amateurs.
Chni Lytle, an outfielderKuchar wasn't even sure he's
pitcher, did a bang-up up Job
be In Ihe Amateur field until he
In relief to notch Ihe victory.
clinched a berth with a big
showing In n qualifier at Bay
LOURINE
Kill In Orlando three • weeks
hrfore Ihe hlg event. From that
MESSENGER
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By RUSS WHITE
porary structure with limited
visibility and no radar. The
temporary tower will be disas
sembled and shipped to St.
Augustine. The FAA will donate
the power generator to the
Sanford Authority, which will
use It to provide emergency
power to administrative build
ings and the forthcoming secu
rity command center, Cooke
said.
rlor to that time.
Cooke
Prk
old. Ihe airport used the old
wooden control tower at Han*
gar 4 built by the U.8. Navy in
the 1940s when the airport
served as a naval training
base. The structure was recently demolished.
regularly to promote physical
fitness. The entire 50 miles
had to be swum In multiples of
440 yards, using any stroke.
The entire 50 miles had lo be
swum In multiples of 440
yards, using any stroke or n
combination of strokes. The
swimmers were monitored and
progress recorded.
Wayne began his efforts July
10. 1964 and completed the
last quarter mile on August 14.
He logged every mile of his
swim at the beautiful newjy
completed Enlisted Men's Pool
al the Naval Air Station.
There was also a picture In
another edition of the Saq/ly of
Eugene Freensan receiving con
gratulations on his 50 mile
swtm from CWO F. G. Plapp
and Mrs. Peg Horner. Eugene
was also a station lifeguard.
Chi«f Psrktr returns
Chief T. E. Parker (PIIC) had
returned for another tour at
SNAS. Hla first tour lasted only
one week and It was 15 years
earlier In 1949.
He came then on a photo
graphic assignment to help
justify the reopening of NAS
Sanford. He recalled such
things as cotton growing be
tween the runwqys. a mall or
der house In the old A and R
Building, the New York Giants
residing tn the old BOQ and a
family living In the tower.
Parker. TAD to RVAH-3 at
the Fleet Air Photo Lob, was a
qualified camera repairman
with 19 years active Naval
service. He was eaduated from
Dixie County High School,
Cross City, FL and several US
Navy Schools.
Wlntfrr hour* gffgetlvt
It was announced that winter
working hours for the station
would begin October I at 0500
hours.
Also word was out that It
would be. off with the whites
and on with the blues on No
vember I.
Chiefs and Officers were re
minded that blouses must be
worn at all times except when
on board the station or enroute
to and from work. .A blouse
must tfoTfeom. when stop off.
were made while enroute.
'.
k
T h a t was a bad situation
and a bad location.* Cooke
•aid. 'Although the air traffic
controllers were good, the
equipment was outdated and
the location was bad.
The FAA provided the tower
because the airport haa been
growing
_
_ so fast. Cooke
. said.
,
T h is has been a long road,’
Cooke said. ‘ Now we're connseted to eve;
have a new level of support and
binding through the FAA. It t . a
great situation for the airport.*
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courses will be honors-level. n
highly motivated student can
do well In Ihe program. She
snld II should appeal lo many
students who otherwise have
not ‘ turned on lo school.*
There will be nine teachers
Involved In the III progrnm al
Seminole. Students will be
scheduled lo lake the five eore
pre-ill classes across four pe
riods dally, then will Join Ihe
regular student population to
take two electives or physical
education.
The 111 progrnm is offered on
the llt li and 12th grade level.
Pre-Ill study begins at the
sixth grade levrl at Sanford
and Lakevlew middle schools
nnd at Ihe ninth grade levrl at
Seminole.
Die pre-ill curriculum Is
part of Ihr mngnrt programs
that will start next year. All inIrrrstcd Sanford middle school
students transferring lo Semi
nole will lie accepted Into the
program, as will 125 students
who live outside the Seminole
High attendance tone.
V
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ilnt on he Became unstoppale-
. *
Emto Butter !■ ■ *••! music to
Seminole County
Three presentations of the
magnet programs at Seminole
High,
Sanford
Middle and
Lakevlew Middle are scheduled
for Ihe month of November. On
Nov. 6. at 7 p.m. In the Semi
nole High School auditorium,
information on the existing
Academy of Health Careers
magnet and the upcoming ID
program.
Sanford Middle will be a
magnet for math, science and
technology as well aa pre-IB.
Lakevlew will be a magnet for
fine aria, communication and
foreign language and pre-ID.
Those meetings are scheduled
for Nov. 18 and 20 respectively,
at 7 p m.
March
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9 (Spanish). 10:30 a.m. and
noon.
A spokesman at All Souls
said there was no word If
there would be nny sort of
counter protest by pro
choice advocates.
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5:05 • 5:15 p.m. II hod Just
completed its first month of
broadcasts.
The program was narrated by
Lt (Jg) L. D. Frnser and Ll (Jgl D.
II. Dow and was for and about
Sanford Navy. The news varied
from
squadron
activities,
sports nnd station functions to
the wives club activities.
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The Station Officer Wives
Club had planned a Treasure
Hunt to raise money for their
annunl charily projects.
The hunting parly would
meet for the round up of qual
ity Items at 10:00 a.m. and
would continue until 8:00 p.m.
on October 15. Mrs. T. L. Condcr. project chalrmnn. encour
aged everyone lo participate.
Other members who would
be contacted for Information or
to pick up Items were Mrs. El
mer llaupt. Mrs. Earl Unger.
Lcdr Fran Mllchcll. lie!.. Mrs.
Michael Pickering. Mrs. Ned
Julian
and
Mrs.
Thomas
McGowan.
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The Sanford Naval Air Sta
tion was to roll out Ihe red
carpet on October 3. 1964
when Its Heavy Attack Squad
ron Seven (VAH-7) returned
from a world cruise with his
tory's first all nuclear powered
task force. '
The returning airmen were to
launch their A-5A Vigilante at
tack bombers from Ihe USS
Enterprise aa the carrier ap
proached Norfolk. VA and were
expected to land In Sanford
sometime after 2:30 p.m.
During the first six months of
Ihe eight months deployment,
VAH-7 and the Enterprise were
In the Mediterranean where the
carrier logged some 50.000
miles on patrol with the US
Sixth Fleet. 'On July I, Ihe En
terprise combined with several
other ships to form Nuclear
Task Force One for an around
the world cruise.
The 30,000 mile Journey took
the Sanford squadron through
three oceans, around both the •
Cape of Good Hope and Cape
Horn and across the Eouaior
four times. Ports of call In
cluded Karachi. Pakistani Syd
ney. Australia] and Rio de Ja
neiro. Brasil.
VAH T’ s vigilantes formed the
long range all weather core of
the Enterprise's 100 plane air
•trike group. The squadron waa
commanded by Cmdr B. B.
Brown.
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BaL October 4, Bun., October S
Mon. October 1,19V7
welcome
Heart shows
through as
Lake Brantley
II can'! get any worse for Lake
Mary next week.
They're off.
The nightmare that waa Septem
ber and rolled Into October last
week, continued for the Rama as
they dropped a 32-7 decision to Dr.
Phillips Friday night In a game
that wasn't even that close.
The Panthers Jumped out to a 32
0 lend early In the third quarter
and coasted from that point as the
Rams fell to 0-5 on the season
facing an off week.
For Rams' coach Doug Peters, it
couldn't hove come at a belter
Or. Phdkps running back Jeff Witt
(No 24. above) ran roughshod
through the Lake Mary defense,
whfte the Panthers defense shut
down Tim Spivey (No. 1. left) as Dr.
Phillips remained undefeated with
a 32-7 victory over the Rams in
Orlando Friday night.
HJiUool
oker the raffia a p d the losaea started to
m ou nt at a achool w h a n toeing la unaccept*
able.
Th e Patriot (ana m ay not ace the moat e x
citin g football on the planets ahy n inth -grade
boys w ith acne problem s m ake m ore passes
than the Lake Brantley offense. Aa long as
th ey w in. however, everyth ing Is okay.
After three gam es, however, U wasn't look
in g like that at all. Q uarterback B rian
Crisw ell waa follow in g In the tradition o f
Lake Brantley quarterbacks w ho rank at the
bottom o f the league In passing sn d at the
top o f the ru shing charts, and Ryan Pagan
w as turning Story Field Into Pagan's Place.
But there was still a lot goin g w ron g and.
with an 0-3 start starin g them In the face.
B rantley decided It waa time to rem em ber
h ow to win.
Sure, the spirits must have sagged after
the huge loss to Sarasota and the em b a r
rassm ent o f Apopka, but, remember, this la a
team (h at surprised a lot o f people last sea
son when it made It to the second round o f
the state playoffs.
A lot o f people showed up at Sem inole last
n ight expecting the ‘Notes to m ove to 5 -0 and
b u ry Lake Brantley's hopes In the Sem inole
(Athletic Conference race.
W hat the crowd didn’t expect waa the
B rantley heart.
‘ Aa the Patriots blew leads o f 14-0 and 21-7.
U w ould have been easy to look back at the 0
3 start and try to find Fred Alm on ro a m in g
the sidelines.
That would have been what most team s
w ould have done. Especially those w ithout a
heart.
Instead, with the score tied at 21. the Lake
Brantley bench only got louder.
;; There are som e w lltf sidelines In the league,
but you w on't find one with m ore spirit that
t a k e Brantley's. T h ey never gave up. Pa ga n
waa scream ing h im self red in the face. Linethen from both aides o f the ball w ere asking,
no, tellin g their team m ates to suck It up for
tine m ore aeries. Train er* and m an agers
were on their knees hoping for a defensive
stand.
y '
Even the Lake B rantley offensive and de
fensive units Joined In on the Patriot lovefest.
holding hands In the huddle In a show o f
pn lty.
-.
Finally, the play you knew would com e all
night, cam e along. All season long. Criswell
has been good for one breakaway run a
game. He saved his for the best possible tim e
Thursday, driving the ball to the two and set
ting u p h ig a n ’s touchdown.
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WINTER GARDEN Sometimes you wish they
would Just forget halftime and let you keep on
playing.
For the first hfflf Friday night, the Lake How
ell football team was playing as well os it had
all season, holding a pretty good West Orange
team to only 34 total yards and two first downs,
while building a 10-0 lead at Intermission.
But unfortunately, you do have to atop for an
Intermission and the Warriors found their of
fense during the break and rallied for 21 unan
swered second half points to defeat the Silver
Hawks 21-10 In a non-district Homecoming
contest at Ray Screws Memorial Field.
Lake Howell Junior quarterback Jesse Hannon
had given Lake llowcil a 6-0 lead In the first
quarter on a one-yard aneak and Victor Nespcca
added the extra point to make the score 7-0.
Nespcca then gave the Sliver Hawks a 10-0
lead when he booted a 21-yard Ocld goal In the
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second quarter.
West Orange |3-2I. which scrapped Its Wlng-T
offense after oelng outacorcd 40-13 the last two
weeks, finally got Its option attack going behind
quarterback Troy Hunter, who replacca regular
quarterback David Klebonla.
Running bock Reggie Thomas, who finished
with 170 yards on 10 carries, got the Warriors
on Ihe board on the seventh play of the second
half when he look a pitch from Hunter and gal-
score 10-7.
W rit Orange then look Ihc lead for good midwny through Ihc third quarter when he ran.51yards Into the end lone on a keeper.
Lake Howell had an opportunity to regain the
lend, hut Hannon had a pass picked off in the
end tone on ihc final play of the third quarter.
Despite the final score, the game waa still In
doubt nil through the fourth quarter.
The Sliver Hawks drove 87 yards on 12 plays,
down to the Warriors 12 with 1:21 to play.Uut
the drive ended there on downs.
West Orange then put the game out of.reach
ns Thomas raced 87 yards Into the end tone
with 20-seconds remaining.
Lnkr Howell fell to 1-4 with the loas, but It
wns Just a loas us || was not a district contest
and the Silver Hawks remain lied for second at
l- l In Class OA-Dlstrict 3 with a huge game with
undefeated district leader DeLand next Thurs
day night at 7:30 p.m. at Richard Evans Field.
H M M N ffM M M
F O n 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
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Lake Howell can’t hold off West Orange rally
Lake Brantley has righted to ship
behind the play of quarterback
Brian Criewel (left) and fullback
Ryan Pagan (above).
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SANFORD _ It wak the
an and
Brian ahow at Seminole
mrsday
night.
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Criswell................
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Seminole In a 27-21 non-district
win.
For the second straight week the
Patriots ran their wing-T offense to
perfection and erased memories o f
the 0-3 start that almost doomed
8m Patriots, Fags
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piny, the field will be rcfllghtcd Into four
groups for Sunday's flnnl.
Bobby Lundqulst nnd Mike Leary are the
three-1 line defending champions.
IN B R I E F
Baseball and BBQ at Stadium
SANFORD _ The Sanford All Slara. n 15nml-Under baseball team, will play a tram of
conches. managers, umpires and ringers from
the City of Sanford tn a benefit baseball game
Ihls Sunday. Oct. 5th. on Rlnker-Stcnstrom
Field at Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium.
A Home Run Derby, open to anyone, any
age. will be held at I p.m. with the game set
for a 2 p.m. atart.
In addition to the game, a scrumptious DBQ
will be served. On the menu will be UDQ
chicken. Boston Butts. Laura's Baked Bcnns.
oven fried Inters. Vlvona'a Italian Bread and
soft drinks.
Donations arc 55 for spectators and 83 for
kids and players.
Qolf cart naadad
WINTER SPRINOS _ The Winter Springs
High School softball team Is In urgent need oT
a golf cart to drag the ball field. Old or new.
running or not.
Please make your tax deductible contribu
tion today. Call 696-5759.
Support
upporl Samlnola golf
Mayfair golf professional Rich
Rich Cleary an
nounced that the fourth annual golf tourna
ment to benefit the Seminole High School
boys' and girls' golf team will be held Nov. 1 2 at Mayfair.
Over 82,800 In prises will be awarded and a
banquet will be held after the first round on
Saturday.
The event will be a two-day. two ball match
and, after a banquet following the first day's
Magic exhibition game tlcketa
ORLANDO _ Tickets for Ihc Orlando Magic
1997 exhibition games are nn sale. All exhibi
tion games will be played at the Orlando
Arena.
The schedule Is: October 14 _ San Antonio
Spurs, 7:30 p.m.: October 17 ~ Miami Heat.
7:30 p.m.: October 21 _ Boston Celtics. 7:39
p.m.; October 20 _ Houston Rockets. 7 p.m.
Exhibition game ticket prices are: 810. 822.
831 nnd 840. They can be purchased at the
Orlando Arcnn Box Office nnd nt all TicketMaster locations, or by calling TlrkctM aster
at 1407) 830-3900. Tickets also can be pur
chased via (he Internet nt TlcketMaster.com.
Magic aaaaon tickata on aala
ORLANDO _ Orlando Magic regular-season
tickets are now on sale.
Ticket prices are 916,622, 831 and 640 and
con be purchased at the Orlando Arena Box
Office and at all TlckelMaater locations, or by
calling TtckctMaster at (407) 839-3900. Tick
ets can also be purchased via the Internet at
TlcketMaeter.com.
For additional Information, please call Kjerstln Ecker at (407) 426-0765.
Carollna-Bsthuns tickata
DAYTONA BEACH _ Tickets for the Decernber 29th North Carollna/Bcthune-Cookman
basketball game arc on sale now at the Ocena
Center in Daytona Beach.
Tickata can only be purchased In a threegame. non-conference package for 850 for
lower level seats and 840 for upper level
seating. The package includes Bethune-
Cookmnn game* against the university o f
Central Florida on Tuesday. November 85lh at
0 p.m.i the University o f North Carolina on
Monday, December 29th at 7:30 pm.: and the
University of Detroit on Wednesday, December
31st nt 4 p.m.
North Carolina, the country’s perennial
bnxketbnl) powerhouse, features the talent of
Daytona Bench native Vince Carter, who eraged 13 pofnte per game last year for the Tar
Heals.
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For more Information, conlacP'the Ocena
Center Box Office nt (904) 254-4045 of TickclMnsIcr at (407) 030-3900.
Flag coachta naadad
SANFORD The City o f Sanford Recreation
and Parks Department Is still looking for two
conches lo hem) up ling football teams In the
youngest (7-9) age group.
All gnmes arc played on Saturday mornings.
Interested persons should call 330-5097 for
more Information.
USA Socctr Cllnlc/Tryout
SANFORD The United Soccer Academy Is
looking for players that possess soccer abil
ity. a nigh degree o f character, and a desire to
represent the United States as part of this
unique player development program. The 1998
United Soccer Academy program to Europe
will consist of a five day training camp tn
Denmark, followed by participation to the
world's largest youth soccer tournament, the
Oothia Cup (Sweden), as well as the Dana
Cup (Denmark).
United Soccer Academy will be holding
cllnlc/tryouta Sanford and Winter Park for
playere. male and female, between the ages of
v 'n^SuHiJr.;
Thursday Pinehurst
lead up for grabs
soi s o o s . i l as
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SANFORD _ EZI Discount scored over 20 runs
for the second straight week. Sanford Central
Baptist Church bounced back from Its first loss
with a laugher and K A L Lawn Jumped out to an
early lead and held off previously undefeated All
Souls Catholic Church of Sanford In Sanford
Recreation Department Men's Fall Chase Park
Thursday Night Slowpltch Softball League
action.
EZt Discount ted 4-0 alter three Innlngu. then
broke the game wide open, scoring nine runs In
fourth Inning and then for good measure scored
nine more runs tn the seventh inning to win Its
second game of the season 22-3 over ADAPCO.
Sanford Central Baptist Church did not let
Iasi week's'foes to All Souls Catholic Church of
Sanford affect Its play as they scored six runs In
the first Inning, then followed that up with a
pair of seven Inning runs before scoring two
runs in the fourth Inning lo end a 22-2
massacre of SEI.
K A L Lawn scored Iwo runs In the first Inning
and five runs In the second Inning to build a 7-0
lead and All Sauls Catholic Church could get no
closer than three runs twice. 7-4 In the fourth
Inning and 8-5 In the sixth Inning, before
dropping Its drat game by a (Inal score of 10-8.
With the loss by All Souls Catholic Church or
Sanford, the top of the league standings has
gotten very crowded. All Souls Catholic Church
of Sanford, K A L Lawn and Sanford Central
Baptist Church are all 3-1, while EZI Discount
Is 2-2. Completing the standings ore ADAPCO
(1-3) and SEI (0-4).
Next week. ADAPCO challenges Sanford
Central Boptlst Church at 8:30 pm .: SEI
tackles All Souls Catholic Church of Sanford at
7:30 p.m.: and K A L Lawn squares olT with EZI
Discount at 8:30 p.m.
Providing the offense were:
EZI Discount: three hits _ Jason Bender
(triple, two doubles, three runs, two RBI). Jamie
Pllxcr (double, two runa. two RBII, Tony Taylor
ADAPCO
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(double, run. RBII; Iwo hits _ Stephen Lugerlng
(triple, three runs, four RBII, John Lugerlng
(double, run, four RBII. Jason Flanagan Ithree
runa. RBI). Chad Ansley (run, three RBII: one
hit _ Will Reno (double, run, two RBI). Mickey
Cogburn (Iwo runa, two RBI), Bill Cogburn (run.
RBI), Brad Bender. Michael Taylor (two runs
scored each).
ADAPCO; one hit _ James Drake. Javier
Camacho, Billy Williams: one run
Donny
Cercc, Gary Lcist. Chris Pilcher: one ftbl _ Bill
Michaels.
Sanford Central Baptist Church: three hits _
Jay Crutchfield (triple, three runs, two RBI): two
hits _ Tracy Saxon (double, three RBI). Mike
Hartman (three runs, three RBI). Mike McCoy
(two runa. RBI). Mike Schwarx (four runs): one
hit _ Asa Evana (double, three runa, two RBII.
Kenny Perry (Iwo runs). Jack Doyle (RBI). Eric
Luce: two runs, three RBI _ Rob Thacker: three
runs _ Todd Christensen: one RBI _ Kincaid.
SEI: one hit _ Omar Pabon ” (run), Ken
Croaaland. Oreg Liana (one RBI each). Larry
Howe: one run _ Shane Smllh.
K A L Lawn: two hits _ Dave Rape (two runs.
RBI). Ronnie McNeil (three runs). Scotty Carter
(two runs), Dove Goff (two RBII. B.J. Osborne
(run): one hit Bobby MvPheraon (run, RBI). Ty
Koke (run). Jimmy Williams; two RBI _ Boy
Rivers.
All Souls Catholic Church of Sanford: Iwo hits
_ Pete Holt (double). Pol GifTm (two runs). Scott
Rltenour (RBI). Don Machcr; one hit _ Jim
Schaefer (double. RBI). Joe Santtxa (RBI )7 Pete
Baakauakts, Pat Larkin (one run scored each):
one run _ Chris Oryson, Jeff Gill.
Tim Raines la a Sanford native and Seminole
playing for the New
High School graduate now [_
or the 1996 playoffs
York Yankees. Ilia atala for
ts in the first column, personal-beat playoff
totals In the second column and career playoff
totals (including 1990 games) to the third
column.
Game three of the Best-of-F1ve Divisional
Bissau
From S ta ff Reports
Next week. Blake's Boys takes
I 0 I O 0 I 4 . 7 IB on The Syndicate at 6:30 p.m.:
e Stooges faces the Power Team
ss> o s . is is at 7 J 0 p.m.: Franklin Ball
SANFORD
Stooges scored
001 1 0 . 1 4 Bonds plays BlU Heard Chevro
four runs In the seventh Inning
let at 8:30 p.m.i and Btar tSO
and held off a comeback at
has the week off.
tempt by Franklin Bail Bonds to give Stooges the lead. After an
Providing the offlnse were:
win the ‘ Battle o f the Un- out. Kevin Julian singled In Tom
Stooges: three hits _ Jttn
beaten** 7-6 and Blake's Boy* Veilna and LeSage scored the Troxell (doubts, run). Kevin
bounced back from a two-game final run on an error.
Julian (two runs, RBIh two hits
losing streak In A big, way In
Franklin Ball Bonds tried to
Chris Young (two doubles, two
Sanford Recreation Department rally in the bottom of the sev RBI), Ron u s a g e (doubts, run.
Men's Fall Thursday \ Night enth Inning. With one out. Her RBI). Jason Hulah (run): one hit
Chase Park Slowpltch Softball man Talley walked and pinchManny Silvia. Dave Johnson
runner Tony Hollle scored on a Tone RBI each). Brian Jones
League action.
McCloud. (run): one run _ Tom Vestoa.
The two unbeaten
heavy double by Willie
weights traded the lead back- Pinchhitter Oreg Hardy then
Franklin Ball Bonds: two hlta
forth the whole ballgame.
singled in McCloud, but Hardy
Dale Peters (home run, run. '
Stooges scored a run In the top was thrown out in a run-down RBI). Hay HartsOeld (triple, two
o f the first Inning and Franklin between first and eecond and runs). Willie McCloud (oouble,
Ball Bonds plated one in the the next batter grounded out to run, RBI): one hit _ Steven Den
bottom half o f the frame.
nis (double). Robert Stevena.
end the game.
FrAhkUn Bail Bonds look
Blake's Boy* waited no time Oreg Hardy (one RBI each): two
flrf f
wi*.h * mn
the.* cc/ 1In erasing memories o f the foe RD) _ Shay Burnalde: one run _
°nd. but Stooges came back
, treak as they jumped on Tony Smith, Tony Hotlle.
with a ron to the tolrd toning to Blf, Heard Chevrolet for eight
Blake's Boy*: three hlta
uc the game at 2-2. then took
,n lhe top o f the Drat to- Bobby Shaw (run. four RBI). Jim
the lead again with a run In top nlng and )ed | j.o before oetUing Schaerer (two runa, two RBI),
o f the ateth toning.
. for a 14-2. ftve-toning victory.
Donnie McCoy (three runaL Greg
Franklin Ball Bonds regained
xhe other game was a forfeit, Hensley (run): two hits _ Joel
the lead with two runs in •the wlth Beer sSOcoUecttog the 7-0 Lipscomb (double, two runs.
bottom o f the sixth inning to decision from the Power Team.
Rfll). Mike Moore (two runs, two
make the ecorc 4-3
Stooges la now- 4-0. with Beer RBI). Keith Acree (run. two
In the top o f the eeventh in :30 (3-1) and Franklin Ball RBI): one hit _ Arron Johns (two
behind,
runs. RBI),
nlng. Jim Troxcll led o ff with a Banda . (2-1),
right
be
double and scored on a single Trailing the lead pack are
Dill Heard Chevrolet: o m hit _
by Dave Johnson. Brian Jones Blake's Beys (2-2). Bill 'Heard W.L. Qracey (triple), David Goldalso stojded bef
---------------Chevrolet (1 -3) and The syndi stick (double, run). Jerry Bros-'
•d ot third
cate and the Power Team (both sels (run), Cary Keefert ona RBI
to Jonce to o-3 ).
Ron LeSage
Chrla Nlcklc, Brian Curtla.
Frests* I
A
m o o ts . «
9CSSF• H.S. Oolf
The let Annual Winter
WINTER
springe High School Athletic Department Oolf
Classic will be held at the Winter Springe Golf
Club an Saturday. October 18th.
Starting with a Shotgun Start at Ii30 p.m..
the event will be a four-peraon scramble, play
beet ball, and one tee shot must be used from
each player on front and back nine.
Cost is 960 per person and includes BBQ
chicken dinner (rolls, potato salad, baked
beans, cole slaw, beverage), two Clooeat to
the Pin and Longest Drive holes, door prises
and let and 2nd place team awards. Holes
cane also be sponsored for 9100.
Applications available to the Alhtellc Office
or by calling (407) 330-9797.
8#mlnolt Booster Club golf
SANFORD „ The Seminole Hum School
Boaster clu b Oolf Tournament wiB be held,
Frldqy, October 17th. al Alaqua Country Club.
Coot is 9100 per person.
Contact Bren an Asplen at 330-5102 for
more Inform ation.
Playoff Series between the Yankees and
Cleveland Indiana, which la tied at one win
each, can be seen on WESH 2 starting at 7 JO •
p.m. tonight. Game four ta set for Sunday at •
7:30 p.m. and game five. If necessary, for
Monday at 9 p.m., both on WOFL 35.
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10 and 19 interwted in international soccer
travel and competition.
The clinic/tryouta will be held at: Sylvan
Lake Park. Sanford, Friday, October 10th from
• pm . to • pm . or on Bandepur Field at
Rollins College. Winter park. Sunday, October
13th from 4 p m . 16 9 pm .
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ball, water, and a 918 registration foe to the
clinic. Fof more Information, contact United
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Top Florida
youth baseball
SANFORD
I f you are really serious
ibout catch ing a wall-hanger, .bass,
io w . is the lim e to begin you r prepara*
ion. First o f all, you must not w aiver
n you r quest. Bass over the ten pound
nark represent on ly a sm all-percentage
if the overall bass population, so y o u
nuat rem ain focused. It Is easy, to get
idetracked when you g o for an hour or
o w ithout a n y action, and go back to
icing satisfied w ith sm aller fish.
' Think o f b ig baas as a separate species
4 Osh. for Indeed, they are. B ig
irefer different food Item s and different
isbltat. In shod, they do things
tgs differ
ntly
than sm aller (lsh. You will ra rely
tly than
atch
a bbig bass sim ply tossing y o u r
ten a
ure dow n the
tha bank. That type o f iatral
gy m ay be all right for small fish, but
leavywefght baas do not com pete w ith
■mailer, m ore agile Osh for food. Look
or areas that have cover, an ample
ood supply and a deep water escape,
llg boas d o not like lo expend a lot of
nergy, and they prefer to remain In an
irea that has everything In one spot.
L-The easiest w ay lo target big Bass Is
to fish with a b ig ball. My num ber one
•liolce Is lo use the largest shiners I
can get m y hands on. I don't want lo
•pend m y lim e catching small bass, so I
Btck a bait that w ould choke a sm all
sh. Shiner Ashing Is a real art. It is an
say m atter to m anipulate an artificial
lure, but It takes a great deal o f skill to
m anipulate a Uve bait that has a mind
of lla own. The single most effective w a y
Ashing with large shiners la to troll
hem slow ly with an electric m otor,
Heook them through' both lips with a
7/0 or 8/0 W eller w eedless hook, let out
:
i
A N EM PTY PILL CAPSU LE UNDER
SO M E LEAVES BY TH E STAND. IT IS
TH E N A SIM PLE MATTER TO U NLO CK
T H E STAND.
Expect bass action lo slow ly Im prove
with cooler tem peratures. 8oon the
biggest problem will be high w ater lev
els. I prefer
prefer to
lo Ash
Ash areas
area# with clearly
defined boundaries durtni
urlng high
I
w ater
a s Ash tend to be scattered. ‘ S earching*
lu res such as topwater baits, spinnerbaits and b u u b a lts are good choices to
locate scattered bass.
ittan In let continu es to feature
top notch snook action with fish to 20
nds. Large live shrim p or sm all pin*
h are top baits. One-ounce Jigs, Reb
els. Rapalas and Bom bers are great a r
tificials. The last o f the ou tgoin g tide
and the Arst o f the incom ing Is best.
Snook and tarpon are h ittin g In the
Sebastian River.
about 30*40 rfret o f line, and yo u 're in
business!
I use a level-wind reel with the anti*
backlash device turned down Just
enough to keep the shiner from ta k in g
out line. W hen a bass hits. I turn the
boat around, and follow the Ash fo r
about thirty seconds or so. S m aller
boss will run into the weeds with the
shiner in an attem pt to keep it aw ay
from other Ash. A big bass will rem ain
In open w ater because It is confident.
If you want a big bass, adjust y o u r
Ashing strategies accordingly and be
w illing to go for hours without a strike.
Captain Jack at Port C an averal re
U sing the tactics listed above. I actu ally
get tired o f catching eight-pound Ash. It ports fair offshore action when seas
seems that I have to wade th rou gh permit. King mackerel are on B A Reef
half-a-doren eight pound bass before I and Pelican F is ts. Dolphin and w a h o o
are scattered. Inside the Port, expect
catch • bass over the ten pound mark.
Rounder, sheeps he ad and a few snook.
Trout and redAsh are rated as good o n
tH V P rt scoop
LEAVING C LIM B IN O
STANDS IN ihe fla n p f thcBansns-RtwiPonce In let is hot for sheepshead to
THE W OODS IS RISKY B U S IN E S S
BECAUSE TH EY ARE EASILY STOLEN. five pounds. Live shrim p or fiddler crabs
EVEN THOUOH I HUNT ON M Y O W N are guaranteed to provide fast action.
LEASE. I LEAVE MY
C LIM B E R S Drum, rcdflsh. sm all blueAsh, Jock ere*
LICKED UP W ITH THICK STRANDED vnlle and ladyflsh arc also present.
W IRE CABLE AND A HIGH SECU RITY Trout and rcdflsh action is good in
LOCK. I LEAVE THE KEY HIDDEN IN Mosquito Lagoon.
Jerry Lace. T h e strong Held and festive
atmosphere will definitely make this one of
our most successful Classic events ever.*
DAYTONA BEACH _ The lop tinned
Tills competition will take on a unique
! tales amateur figure skating champions
style, as Hie women challenge the men in a
t nil converge on Daytona Beach lo comunparalleled,
team-style
format.
The
I etc In the 1997 Nice ‘n En»y U S. Figure
women'* learn will consist of 1007 World
! gating Classic today and tomorrow at (he
chnnipion Torn Loplnskl and 1907 World
Ocean Center.
silver medalist Michelle Kwnn. 1976 Olym
-The Orlando Area Sports Commission
pic and World champion Dorothy Hamitl.
, .1996. liJB, .champion and World, brotue
Ootoek-ami IOCS WbcBT
led
the IPOBiWlm
■kauog i s « i » j s
tiOhnnptc silver
ter otvaspss* in
on at the U.a.
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Ipsclsl to the Herald
sla tin g
Skating
to be in sunny Daytona
first event o f tha IBB7-M
.* sold United States Figure
Director
BOCA RATON _ A 'state
wide search la on for the
best youth baseball play
ers In Florida to represent
the state in an elite 12and-Under national tour
nament In Cooperatown,
New York next summer.
T h is will be lbs most
prestigious youth baseball
tournament ever held,* said
Chris Kerslch. coach o f the
Flortda team. ‘ It is the first
time an all-star team has
been picked statewide redleas o f a player's team,
Juc or national affilia
tion. Any player la etlgl-
FI8HINO FORECAST
JIM
SHUPE
N a tio n ’s best skaters in D aytona
•Wears
Reach I
Special to tbs Harold
dance champions Elizabeth Puntalan and
Jrrod Swallow. Two additional men'a com
petitors will be announced today.
This year * event will take on a new twist
with the addition of the pairs teams,
earning extra points for their respective
team.
The women's team, wilt compete against
the men's team for .the highest overall
point total. Each competitor will perform a
short program or orlgiaal done* today
tsifeurday. Oct. 4) and a free skate or free
un^ Sunday, TRf.jC o c o i from each
Kersieh. from Boca Ra
ton. has been coaching
youth baseball since 1992
* « ! » both St.
verslly and the
Detroit Tigers minor league
orgonlsallon.
lie
also
serves on the Board o f Di
rectors o f Boca
Raton
Youth Baseball.
*R Is a great honor to be
selected for this coaching
position.* said
Kerslch.
'This is the most prestig
ious youth baseball tour
nament ever held, and I am
thrilled to be a part of It.*
«
Patriots------Costiauod feooi Fogs I I
over 48 college have Inquired
and he expects to be suiting
the season before the halfway
mark.
on Saturday* next season.
But. for now. he's just
Pagan waa the answer last
night. He garnered 184 yards
concerned with getting Lake
Brantley back on the right
and two touchdowns to give
Seminole
Its
(trot
loss.
track. First-year coach George
Criswell
added two more
Clayton wasn't used to seeing
his team get off lo such a alow
touchdowns for Lake Brantley.
start, but Pagan said there
It was Pagan that made the
big play for the Patriots.
was no pressure.
"We were upset because we
Seminole erased leads of 14-0
knew we had the ability.*
and 21-7 to Us It at 21 when
Pagan said. *Ws should have
Lake Brantley mounted a drive
that Pagan sapped off, wtth Sr/r> * » » . i f i i P i f W
n gt'i: DcLend and WO,
'fj*l *•»••»« done last, vfsfct 1
m
The
ILB.
U.5.
U.8.
medalist Todd EUlredge.
plon Rudy Galindo and current U.B, stiver
C
The 13-player team will
be selected from the state's
top SO players at an Invita
tional tryout camp on Oc
tober IB and 19.
The Capital Games Invi
tational Tournament will
be held at Cooperatown
Dreams Park from June 27
to Ju|y 2, 1996. Dreams
Park, which opened In
1906. la a 106-acre youth
baseball facility near the
National Baseball Hall of.
Fame and Museum In the
birthplace of out national
pastime. It has six lighted
Helds with grass Infields,
and
three
more
are
planned for next year.
Players and coaches stay
on-sits at . the Baseball
Village.
Capital Games players
will receive all meals, home
and away uniforms, tour
nament rtngfc personalised
baseball cords from Kodak.
Induction In the American
Youth Baseball Hall of
Fame and tickets to the
Han o f Fame. Teams are
guaranteed a minimum o f
seven gomes.
The tournament tr spon
sored by Timecards. Incor
porated
la
Aindrntstng
company headquartered in
Lae Vegas).
Z
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-u
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pa.
J Clayton _______________
-WeV*
been
dost
all
season. WeVe played w df bu t
hod to team to wtn. At
In . the districts. we're still
we didn't know what It
right there and one o f the
took to wtn.*
reasons la Ryan Pagan. He's
PlB ui
added
that
he
our spiritual leader and no
couldn't do It all by himself.
one can slop ua when he and
The Lake Brantley line pushed
Brian Crtswetl get going.
around the smaller Seminole*
all night and Pagan took
*Ryan gets ua every tough
advantage.
yard we need and when he's
T h e offensive Une worked
running
well,
w ell
be
so hard for me.* Pagan said.
We took what Seminole gave , successful.*
That waa proven last night.
ua and everybody's learning
how to wtn.*
Pagan, a four-year letter1 1 I 1 I 1 T-Tm m
man. Is undersized at 5-10,
but that hasn't stopped the
college from noticing. He said
1 )i i |1 > \ I c s :
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■m e
•11
f a i.7 «
IIS J T
Mary ofltmivt tot coach 8t«vt Kali tries to dro* up
h^chargaaftat M l woik against a tough Or. PWttpa dsfensi
snuffed and Witt had hls second
tojkchdown one play later.
Mt wasn't the kind o f start a
demoralised Lake Mary team
needed and the early scores
took Lake Mary out of its game
plan. Cooper was forced to pass
and he ended up spending
enough time on the turf that the
Lake Mary laundry bill should
double this weekend.
Dr. Phillips quarterbaok Cal-
/
t
Rama, rushing for over 100
yards for the fifth straight game,
but he had only two carries for
significant yardage aa the Lake
W
X o l C T m e waa o w powered.
five games into the season,
Peters is facing one of the worst
starts in school history. He admilled he had no idea what to
say to his players, but some of
It may have went like this:
•Cooper needs to
McCall who had time U
which receiver he wanted,
'There haa to be anothc
nlng back to help Randal
htaToad. Lawrence Phillip
been struggling with an
«*>d defenses have been i
kor on Randall,
‘ rumbles are hiding the
AH season long, the Rami
been victimised by A
0-3197 |
ivncthrr
receiver besides Spivey. Then
again, he also needs time to And
one aa. he has been running be
hind the line for hie life for the
past several weeks.
•Someone has to step up on
defense. Cam Carter and Justin
Wright have been stalwarts for
the Rams' defense but others
haven't come through and the
secondary has been olistered all
season. At the same time, the
paea rush put llttls pressure on
t t t t t
n
'
WED. thni V
SAT. 7:30P.M.
THUM.A8AT.NOON:
SUN. 1 P.M.
�« • • Santert HsraM, Santanj. Honda ■Sunday. Octobat S. tM7
P e o p le
U F taps educator du ring
50th anniversary rites
A college
professor with
Sanford roots. Dr. Catherine P.
Cornelius. Is among 49 Florida
women honored by the Univer
sity of Ftorilda In celebration
of the 50th anniversary of co
education at U.F.. the state's
oldest university.
Nearly 000 attended the
event at the University Memo
rial Stadium Including the
mother o f
Dr. Cornelius,
Carolyn o f Sanford, and her
brother. Dr. William Burch
Cornelius Jr., of Altamonte
Springs.
The names of the honorees
appear on a plaque near Cen
tury Tower at the University,
which Is a special honor. Dr.
Cornelius
said. Her rather.
William
Burch
Cornelius
graduated frpom the university
In 1930 when the enrollment
was 1,300.
DORIS
DIETRICH
Before 1047, the university
wns nn all men's Instltuttlon
with women attending Florida
State University. About 85.000
women have studied at UF
during the past 50 years nnd
today, women make up about
48 percent o f the 41,000 en
rollment.
Dorn
at
Lnkcland,
Dr.
Cornelius Is n
graduate of
Madison High School. Madi
son. where she wns the class
valedictorian. She received a
Master's degree from Rollins
College. Winter Park, where
shr was named distinguished
alumna of Ihe college, taught
at Seminole Community Col
lege and was vice president of
Daytona Beach
Communliy
Ruth Osinas, presidem of the OFWC Sanford Woman's
Club, with guests, Judy D. Jones, speaker, and Roy 0.
1078. and Specialist In Educa
tion in 1070 from the univer
sity. She chairs the executive
committee for the Presidents
Academy o f the American As
sociation of Community Col
leges and is on the executive
board o f the Commission of
Colleges for the Southern As
sociation
of Colleges
and
Schools,
TRIP TO RUSSIA
WILD FOR I WOMEN
A trip to Russia for Dorothy
(Dottle) Anthony and Jean
Bryant,
former
Seminole
County School Board member,
definitely cannot be defined as
Utopia. When the two left their
coiy homea In Sanford, little
did they realise that such bad
luck could befall them.
Upon arriving In Moscow,
Jean discoverer! that she did
not have her visa. The rule In
Moscow, according to Dottle,
is: "You have to have a visa In
order to get Into Ruaaia.* She
added that the authorities
'don't budge on that.* About
two hours before the American
Embassy opened Its offices,
Jean was escorted to a plane
for departure from Russia. At
this writing, she Is not avail
able for comment.
After arriving In Moscow.
Dottle's luggage appeared to be
misplaced, and she did not re
cover her possessions until the
day
after she arrived back
home when the luggage was
delivered to her door aurtng the
wee hours of the morning.
How docs a n articulate lady
like Dottle with nn unlimited, t
stylish wardrobe aurvtve two
weeks without her clothing nnd
personal Items?
Tourists were kind to her and
loaned her clothing and she
made some meager purchases.
Their travels tom them nearly
to the Arctic Sea. and Dottle
became quite cold. A light
jacket, cashmere sweater nnd
two blouses were among (tie
Items she borrowed.
The group, led by Dr. Gra
ham Hardy, spent nearly two
weeks aboard a a river boat and
had many Interesting experi
ences. ‘ It was a nice long trip
and I enjoyed every minute if
II,* Dottle said. She added thal
she would not permit her lug
gage toss to break her spirit.
The boat ducked at various
spots along the route, and the
Americans gut a taste of rural
Russia In its purest form as
well as gorgeous monasteries
and churches which are being
preserved. Dottle commented
that soldiers and welfare re
cipients have not been paid fqr
over six months. T h e govern
ment doesn't have the money
to pay them.* Dottle said.
Women with children In St. Petcraburgh were begging, she
said, but In general, items such
as flowers were offered when
the Russian peasants solicited
funds on Ihe streets.
Dome described the Rus
sians as ’ beautiful people •
very gracious.* The tourists
stopped and visited several
homes where they were served
ten.
Now that she's back home
mid comfortably settled. Dottle
said. *lt was Ihe wildest vaca
tion I've ever been on. 1 had to
Improvise everywhere I went.*
Receiving msmsntoss for Christmas omamsnts they
mads for the Genera! Federation of Women's Clubs
Christmas tree In Washington D.C. are (from left): Ruth
Chllcote, her projector i
gram on welfare reform.
CLUBWOMEN REVIEW
WELFARE REFORM
I m Dietrich, Fags BE
Osinas, Libby Prevail and Fran Morion. Prevail slip
revived second piece honors by the Florida Federation
of Women's Clubs for a scrapbook she compiled.
#*
Area student 1997 recipient of national Elks scholarship
The Elks organisation has
throughout 60 years been a
firm supporter of education
and scholarships for Ihe youth
o f the communities throughout
the world.
State o f Florida Elks Educa
tion Director recently released'
the latest recipient of the 1997
National Elk Scholarship o f the
Improved Benevolent Protec
tive Order o f the Elks o f the
World, held in Louisville, Ky.
State Education Director Earl
E. Mtnott aays that the State of
Florida waa well represented
Alono Miller, a senior at Dr.
dips High School In Or
lando.
Miller la well-known In the
central Florida area for his
orations throughout. He has
since the very early age o f 12
years old been a dynamic
speaker.
Miller began his climb to the
Elks National Education suc
cess at the local level. He won
first place for the Lodge and*,
Temple o f Orlando. This ad
vanced him to the district
where he won first piece mov
ing on to participate in tha
oratorical contest held at the
Florida State Elks Convention
held In Fort Walton Beach
where he again placed first and
was sent to the Region IV held
in Wlnaton, North Carolina.
There he waa the only boy and
won first place to give him (be
honor o f vying Car the National
Oratorical Contest.
Under the direction of State
o f Florida Education Director
Earl Mtnott and Directress
S
loMNsr, Efts national scholarship winner, Is aurKttd by 8lata of Florida president Donna McKin
indra Young with State
Mdent Walter Butler and
State President Daughter Daisy
Brurison lending support with
the oser 250 Florida stats dele
gates ,'fiom local lodge* and
tem ple* Florida brought home
the victory Rom the first place
winner Alono Miller who’s ora
tion brought down the audl-
non, DgL Deity Brunson and State Education Director
EarfMkwtt.
ence.
Miller chose for his oration
the thcmci ‘ Make Real the
Dream Frame the Vision for
the Twenty First Century*.
What happens to dream • use
your mind, he toys, to develop
your dream. Oet a good educa
tion. have family value*, an
economical and cultural dl-
verse mind. All people deserve
liberty and justice. Milter says
everyone should be given a fair
chance. '-Always work to make
real the dream and put your
dream In action. Remember
that the world la a rainbow and
we must accept one another aa
• P« ■1 o f tha melting pot,* he
aatd,
‘ One must always teach love,
justice and freedom and build
our minds through hope, edu
cation and the spiritual tie that
binds. We must all believe that
the mind la the standard of the
man,* Milter said. He charges
all *to get the right mind, get
Ihe mind right and we can all
sail Into the 21st century*
Miller is an active young
man. He la the son o f Wilfred
and Grace Miller. She la an
English and Spanish teacher In
the Orange County School sys
tem and has coached five of
Ihe last winners who have at
tended the National Elk's Con
vention.
fille r Is his senior class
president o f a class of 700, He
Is a member o f the school's
gospel choir, drama claas and
club, participate* In Students
Without
Violence,
Students
'Against Drunk Drivers, and
Week-Ends which is a group of
students who plan trouble free
week-ends for kids,
Miller has for his educations)
success, scholarships from the
Modern Woodmen of America,
NAACP and Youth Act-Bo.
He la an active member
Our Saviors Lutheran Church.
FREE JOB FAIR
Seminole Hope will sponsor
a free Job fair on Monday. Oct.
6 from noon to 6:00 p.tn. at the
Sanford Civic Center located at
401 North Seminole Blvd.
If you need a job there will
be companlee that are hiring
on elle. Come and meet em
ployers from Sears. Coke. Ms-
i
The good news uboul wel-3
fore reform Is that during the I
past year, welfare recipients;
have decreased about 25 prr-i
cent. The had news is Hint 08!
percent of welfare recipients In]
Florida are women.
At Ihe October meeting qt
Ihe OFWC Woman's Club ufj
Sanford lno„ Judy Jonca IrrC
formed the members of prog?
ress made In welfare refurgj
during the past year.
She pointed out that a mot*
wfth two children receives 83dJ
per month. Nowadays, when ;•
persons register for welfarq]
they must also register ft *
employment at the Jobs miff
Benefits Center o f Florid *
Four years la Ihe maximum
time anyone In Florida can r»>
SANFORD
trtx, Software Support, Florid/*
Power. Western Stalling. Proslafr, BellSouth Mobility, AT&T
Wireless, Barnett Bank. FlrsL
Union Bank. 8emlnole County
Sheriffs Department. Lucent
Technologies, Seminole CounlV
Schools, Alliance Community,;
Florida Lutheran,
SunTrusf
Bank, United Stales Post Of
fice, Federal Express, Arbaf
Temporaries, Payless Shoes,'
Dillards, The Orcwe nnd many
others.
•'
APPRECIATION BREAKFAST
A community appreciate
breakfast will say thanks t
the community on Saturduj
Oct. 11 at 8;30 a.m. until noo
at the Elks Lodge located d
610 Cypress Ave. and East 7t
Street, r a il come. It's free an
la being sponsored by Celer
City Lodge 642, Evergreel
Temple 321 and Grace Brewe
P8P Clubs.
ARTS OPEN HOU6E
Open Hbuse and rcglstralloi
for the fall 1967-96 classes an
being held at Tsjlrl Arts Im
the School c
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rfoooyfr iN t l
Penick
Loper
Myrtle Penick of Sanford,
>; announce* the engagement
-,’ of,.her daughter, Tamantha
% lee. to Sam Carr Loper IV,
C ion o f Sam and Sandra
s Loper of Sanford.
•: Dorn In Orlando,
the
l brlde-elrct la the maternal
i granddaughter of the late
' Blltand Lera Harm of San*
•" ford, and Katharine and the
S lale Price Penick of Sanford.
4 Mi. Penick l i a 1001
I graduate of Seminole High
School where ih e w ot a
member o f Ihe band, cho
rus, National Honor Society
Sand thd Beta
Club. At
Seminole Community Col*
! leg* Where ih e graduated In
! 1004, Mi. Penick was a
member o f Ihe chorui. par*
llclpited
in photography
'* nnti wni a member o f the
National Honor Society. She
la employed ni a antes na*
sociate at 800( 1/ 1 .
Her (lance, born In SI. Pe*
•' lerat)urg. Is Ihe maternal
• grandson of Mildred George.
- Hardwick. Gu„ and the pa
ternal grandson o f the late
* Sam Carr Loper. and Leo
liS vii* Is
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Icrakl Staff Writer
and Virginia Stanley of
Jacksonville.
lie la a I DOI graduate of
Seminole High School where
he wns a member of Ihe
hand and chorus, lie Is em
ployed as a security officer
al The Springs In Longwood,
The wedding wilt be an
event of Nov. 30, at 4 p m.,
at Sanford Alliance Church
followed by a reception at
the Sonora Clubhouse.
Painting haa been a part of
Dorothea
Stroamder**
lire
since 1073, She h oi developed
n love that allow* her to
'transform her dally life Into
an adventure.
Strosnlder noted that she
lost her Intereit in painting
after Ihe death of her husband
In the 1050's. *1 lost Interest
alter my husband died,' ih e
said. 'After I Invited * member
o f the art association to paint
on our deck It rekindled my
love o f painting.'
She elaborated
by say*
lng/My friend, Marie RJcheicr
got me inlereated. She had a
studio connected to her an*
tlque shop. I look Ictaona
from her. I also look lessons
from Helen Hickey, dames
Cocventng. C. Marllndale and
E.O. Stowe.'
Allhough Strosnlder began
most of her painting w ith,
'river scenes* she added thnl
she now likes to paint peo
ple. *1 like to paint people
doing things.* she Mid. *1
painted a picture o f my
grnmlnuriher and two o f her
cronies. We had a boarding
house In Ihe Catskill Moun
tains. I actually painted the
picture from a photograph.*
A favorite painting that
Strosnlder created was of *a
lady with her son in her arms
ami Ihe Utile boy had a tear In
his eye.* She added.* I love
Zoo
critters
visit
Scouts
D orothea Btroanldar
show s torn# of the otfvm turouo or
the emotion.*
As • member of the SanfordSeminole
Art
Association.
Strosnlder haa kept her love
alive. She will also participate
In November In an art show at
Ihe church she attends. Up-
sals Community Church.
‘ Painting la ao fascinating.*
*he Mid. *The hours Just fly
by when you're painting. I
don't even hear people when
they talk to me when I am
painting. I Just tune them
out.*
SUoanlder and her husband.
Charles, have been married
far 28 years. They share three
children. Donnie. Roger and
two great grandchildren
PT r fI
f*\l
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Once n year. Pack 530 In
Lake Mary la fortunate enough
to have live Central Florida Zoo
tiring a tew o f (heir changes to
s pack meeting. .On Monday.
The llrst visitor o f the even
ing was the emperor scorpion.
Continued from Paga 4B
main on welfare,during a llletlme. Jonea sold,
Welfare recipients are en
couraged to work and attend
School for which they arc paid,
but are not paid to attend
school alone. Today, if wclfnre
recipients do not comply with
•ific work requirements, they
■ re sanctioned by forfeiting
Soymcnts and In some
mn an ces, their food stamps.
A Jonea Is an Operatlonns and
Management Consultant II. Di
vision of Jobs and Oeneflls,
State of Florida. She wns as
sisted by
noy 0. Chllrotc,
Sanford OITlce Manager. Divi
sion of Jobs nnd Ueneflls.
State of Florida.
Club president Rulh Onlncs
conducted the buslneM meet
ing and henrd routine reports.
,She presented the 'Celebrate
{Women* award to Rose Jacob{son. second vice president, for
{her work In chairing the An■nunl Membership Luncheon.
! Al the Florida Federation of
{Women's Clubs recent Fall
{Hoard Meeting. Libby Prevail,
la club . member and Arts
tdhnlrinnn, for the FFWC. won
In second place ribbon for her
Sscrnpbook In All-Florida com
petition,
j Three
members
earning
commendation
for
making
Christmas qrnamenta for the
General Federation of Women's
Clubs 1097 Christmas tree at
tjie headquarters In Washingtpn
D.C., arc Ruth Qalnea,
Libby Prevatt and Fran Morton.
Several members. will man
the gates at the Lake MarylicntTirow Festival of the Arts
dils weekend at Heathrow, DeLores Lash, co-chairman of the
festival, presented the presi
dent with a poster depleting
the event.
Members donated Items to
Ijafcllouse o f Seminole, a shel\tpr for abused spouses which
the club supports. Also, pro
ceeds from the Happy Occa
sion basket will go to the Hncl*
The clubhouse wns decorated
In n colorful
autumn motif
with a focus on owls. Hostess
Vivian Duck provided the owls
from her collection.
Other
hostesses were: Faye Slier, Rethn niarikenshlp, Shirley Mills
I T * A GIRL
Kristen Kay and Wendell L.
Springfield Jr. of Lake Mary,
announce the birth of their
first child, a daughter, Merebelh Ellen, on Sept. ' l l ' . 1007.
The little bundle o f Joy weighed
In at a healthy B pounds. 0
ounces and was 21 1/2 Inches
In length.
Maternal grandparents arc
Dr. Roger and Sue Jnrand and
paternal
grandparents
are
Janlrc and Wendell Springfield
SR., all of Lake Mary.
Mntcrnnl great grandpnrcnts
arc
Mr. nnd Mra. Lorain
Jnrand of Ahblon. III. and the
late Mercbelh Wheeler, far
whom the baby Is named. Pa
ternal great grandfather Is L.E.
Reel Sr. of Tnmpa..
Following the baby's baptlstm Sunday nt Ihe Lutheran
Church o f the Redeemer In
Sanford, by the Rev. Elmer
Reuscher. 30 family members
nnd friends gathered at the
lakeside home of Ihe paternal
grandparents (and Incidentally
the
baby
--------, la also named for her
paternal grandmother Janice
Ellen I for a celebration lunch
eon.
He looked very Imposing In his
cage, but also *klnda neat* ac
cording to one scout. The d o
cents, trained too volunteers,
willingly answered all
the
scouts questions. While (he
emperor scorpion is tn the
same family M the Florida
scorpion and as ipldcra, there
arc marked differences. Florida
scorpions are called vlnegaron!
scorpions, literally because of
vinegar. They da not have the
stinger to sting someone the
way an emperor does. They
shoot a vinegar type solution
onto their prey (Insects) to dis
solve their exo-skeletons. Their
fnvorlle food Is cockroaches.
So If you see a Florida scor
pion, don't kill It, It's a good
arachnid lo have around.
The ball python, who Is In
the same family os boas and
anacondas, doesn't even re
motely resemble the anaconda
from the movie of that name.
One of the smaller pylhons.
the ball python lives mostly on
the forest floors. Another very
Interesting looking visitor was
the Salomon Islands prehen
sile tall skink. A prehensile tall
Is a tall like moat monkeys. It
can wrap around tree limbs
anything,
room.
X
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LARI MANY
MARY
ROWELL
nnd even support the weight of
whatever Is on the other end.
The softest and cuddliest
looking animal w m definitely
(he klnkqjou. Klnkqjous live In
the rainforest. They are having
trouble surviving In the rain
forest now due 10 lost of habi
tat and may eventually face ex
tinction In the wild. Another
furry visitor was the opossum.
There Is no shortage of opos
sums for reasons similar to the
decline In klnkqjou. tn the
United suites, natural habitat
Io m haa decimated the popula
tion of opossum s predators,
leaving opoMums, who will eat
plenty
o f growing
In his debut educational
outing was the red billed horn
bill. This Interesting looking
bird Is new to the 100. He must
be kept on a tether at* all times
because he Is fully flighted.
Parrots wings can be clipped
to keep them from flying off,
but not so any other blrdT The
horn bill eats insects and (fulls
and this one Is especially fond
o f being hand fed live crickets.
He Is also the only bird that
looks like he h u eyelashes, al
though they are actually very
small feathers.
OLD! LAKE MATY
HOLIDAYS N U D TALKNT
The third annual Olde Lake
Mary Holidays Is still looking
for a few good acts. The festival
which la sponsored by the City
of Lake Mary, the Lake Mary
Woman's Club and the Star
dust Girl Scouts of Lake Mary,
la scheduled for Saturday, Dec.
8 from 8:30 to 8 p.m. at Lake
Mary City Hall. The Lake Mary
High Drama Club will be per
forming excerpts from the holi
day play, the Girl Scouts will
be singing and so wlU the choir
from Holy CroM
Lutheran
Church. Several more groups
are needed for the entertain
ment. If you or your group
would like to perform, please
contact Mary Rowell at 3211408.
The lighting o f the city's tree
will be held during the festival.
And once again, the Woman's
Club will be giving free cookies
and a drink lo anyone who do
nates food for' Sofehouse or
Seminole County. The Girl
Scouts will be giving holiday
crafts lo anyone who donates a
toy for Safehouse. th is year,
for the Orst (line..lloly Cross
Lutheran Church will have
their Walk Through Bethlehem
set up behind City Hall. They
will donate a shekel to anyone
who donates a toy to Safehouse. If you don't know what
a shekel is. you'll Just have to
come to the festivities lo And
out.
OKTOBERFVIT BBT
The Sanford Woman's Club
Inc. will host Ihe Third Annua]
Oktoberfcat on Friday, O ct 17,
from 5 to 8 p.m.,at the dubhouse, 309 8 . Oak Ave. Tickets
are available from club mem
bers and must be reserved In
advance. Chairmen are Vivian
Duck and Belly Jack, drat vice
president.
The menu Includes: cucum
ber salad, sauerkraut, bratworst, knockwurat. German hot
potato salad, green beans with
spaesle
(noodles),
pumpernlckle.bread. apple atrudle,
coffee and Iced tea.
Blaka Shenefleld
haa tun patting an
opo&aum balng held
by aanlor docant
Nancy Daly whan
anlmala from tha
Cantral Florida Zoo
vlaltad Pack 829.
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DEAR ABBY: Please allow me to
give your readers some lifesaving
advice about fire: Take it seriously.
Every year the National Fire Pro
tection Association chooses a special
theme for Firs Prevention Week
(Oct B-ll this year), to focus needed
attention on the fire problem. For
1997, it's ‘ Know when to go! React
fast to fire.* It's the basis for an edu
cational campaign to get people
thinking about fire brfnrr it huppen*
Wc selected ‘ Know when to gu!
DEAR ABBY: I've been married
React fast to fire* because It's vital
that people understand thut fire Tor eight years and have always had
and smoke alarms must he taken problems with my mother-in-law,
seriously, wherever you may be. ill call her "Girdle."
Last week, Oirdie came over to
Please ask your readers to take
our house, uninvited, with all of her
these simple steps:
church friends, to parade through
— When In public buildings, ‘ her sun’s house* to show it off.
such s« restaurants, malls, etc., Abby, she walked right past me
always locate the two exits nearest after I opened the door and began
you. I f you see blocked silts, or her tour. She went Into all of tha
doors that are chained, report it bedrooma and bathrooms, and I bit
immediately to someone in charge. like it wasn't even my home any
(Call the fire department if it Isn’t more.
promptly corrected.)
Is there any way to gracefully
— If you hear a fire alarm, react hint that her actions are not appre
immediately. Don't wait to see what ciated without starting World War
others do. In must cases, the safest III.'
action is to leave the budding. Walt
FRUSTRATED IN
until the lire department gives you
CLOVIS, CALIF.
clearance liefon- you gu bock inside.
DEAR FRUSTRATED; Your
— When staying in hotels,
mother-in-law appear* to have
always familiarise yourself with the
the hide o f i rhino. However,
escape plan posted on the door of when p e rs o n a lity typea lik e
your room. Locate the two esiti hers nr* challenged, they often
nearest you and check the doors to
become extrem ely sensitive to
make sure they'ru unlocked.
criticism. Therefore, your hue— Set a good example for your band should UU his mother that
children. In a calm and positive she pieced you in an embarrass
way, point out exits and talk about in g situ ation w ith h er unan
the safest response In the event or a nounced eiait and by bringing
firs. Have a home fire-escape plan
etrnimer* into your home with
and practice it twice n year. If the
out A r a l c o n s u ltin g you . He
alarm does sound, stay calm — but
should also Insist that ehe never
leave quickly.
Obviously, there is a great deal
more Information on fire safety.
However, these key points will go a
long way toward preventing fire
injuries and deaths. Thank you.
Abby, for sharing them with your
readers. Wilh your help, we're
working to reduce the fire lues prob
lem In the United Stales and all
over the world
GEOHUE D. MILLER,
PRESIDENT. NATIONAL FIRE
PROTECTION ASSOCIATION
D EAR MR. M IL L E H i I'm
pleased to help you publicise a
message as Im portant ae this
one. Too often people undereetimate the speed and growth o f a
Are. They think there's plenty
o f time to eecape, but In a Are,
time Ie the ewemv. ft'e Im por
tant to plan ahead for an emer
gency, to know when to go —
end to act immediately. It can
make the d ifferen ce betw een
life and death.
DEAR ABBY; I can't thank you
enough for recommending the
Altheimers Association in jour col
umn.
My ‘ Aunt Sadie* was ill and
liedridden for several years before
she passed sway. It was only after
her death that our family realised
that her husband, ‘ Uncle Harry,"
was showing symptoms of demen
tia. The responsibility for his care
fell on u*. and we didn't know what
to do
I remrmlirrrd thut you said peo
ple who need help for someone with
Aliheimer's disease or dementia
should call the Alzheimer's Associa
tion. The executive director of our
local chapter was very kind and
helpful. Hu helped us find e place to
gel my uncle evaluated; it turned
out it on* Alxheiiner'e disease.
The caseworker who came to
assist uur family was incredibly
sympathetic and supportive. She
answered every question and was a
consummate professional who m l
1y made us Tael she cared. Sh i
helped ue find the right place fo ■
Uncle Harry to stay, sfncs he m
times became very aggressive, am
we could no longer core for him our
aelvee. It was a painfhl derision, bu
it was the right thing to do — for al
of us. Uncle Harry passed away <
•Someone to Stand by You."
UU H IEIN LO SAN O EIJif
DEAR LAU KIK i Pm pleased
but not su rprised, th a t youi
experience with the AMmtmev'i
Association teas so positive. I
cant think o f a better organise
tlon to p rovid e aaaistanee tc
families who are freed with thh
em otionally devastating prob
lent.
A la h elm er'e disease now
affect* more than 4 million pen
pie In this country, a numbei
that ie projected to double by
the time the baby boomer gen
eeatlon reaches age U . It touch
Call you r local Alaholmer'a
Association chapter, o r l-MO*
171 m o (toll-free), or visit the
a s so cia tio n 's W eb a lts ai
http.//w w w .a la .org fo r m ore
DEAR ABBY: Regarding the let-’
ter* in your column about fractured
Spanish: Home years ego my wife
and I were in the airport in Madrid,'
Spain. They had a grill with hotdoge
on it. and I was hungry!
I naked the rook three times for a
holdog. No response. Then 1 saidJ
"Calient* woof-woof, por favor."
I got my holdog, pronto!
MARVIN HURKNHTEINj
SCOTTSDALE, AKIZ.
Hawkins
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[ufolMi.UMl-Uw/
and Acndemlc center on Octo
ber I I . They arc also welcom
ing the community to their
10th anniversary from 10:00
n.m. until noon. The public Is
Invited to tour the school and
become a part of your child's
road to success.
TnJIrl Arts Inc.. School or
Performing Arts and Academics
is offering Its students nn after
school program. This Is a non
profit. community based or
ganization and Includes a tu
toring repertoire company, the
Seminole Community Hoy's
Glee Club, quality Instruction
In academics, dance etfquctlc,
Improvisations,
piano,
self
esteem. sign language, speech,
visual activities and entrepre
neurship.
Students are accepted Into
the program from elementary,
middle and high school for
ages 3 through 17. TaJIrl Arts
can be called at 1407) 277-5558
for Information.
CHOIR* NEEDED
FOR CELEBRATION
The Sanford/Central Florida
Musicians' Guild announces
the anniversary scheduled for
December 1997 Ouild mem
bers are asked to have their
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Fred and Laura (Ecklerl
Johnson or Leavenworth. Kan,
nnnounce the brlth o f their
daughter. Madelyn Call, July
29, at St. Johns Hospital.
Leavenworth.
Maternal grandparents ar e
Fred and Maureen Eckler, De*
Bary, and paternal grandpar
ents are Fred and Peggy John
son of Centralla, III.
The following births were
recorded at Columbia Medical
Center, Sanford s
Sept. 10 • Marlena Freency
and Andre' Simpson. Sanford,
Boy. Victoria Dunn and Mat
thew Mlkcll. Oeneva. Boy; Ra
chel
Smiley
and
Andrew
Brown. Deltona, Olrl
Sept. 17 • Frace and James
Miller, Sanford, Glrh Jennifer
Lundman and Joseph Ruffin,
choirs participate. The guest
choir will he the Sanford
Community Workshop choir
anil the Orlando Chnptcr of the
OMWA.
Congratulations lo Charles
Jackson, founder and presi
dent of Ihc Hanford/Crntrnl
Florida Mualclnn's Guild.
Jackson hns recently heen
nnmed to Ihc position or sports
information director for the
sports information department
nt ncthunc-Cookmun College.
I recently spoke with Jackson and he says he la excited
lo have been aclected os the
position carries with It a great
responsibility. He hat already
began to cover nil of the sport
activities of BCC and travels
with the team.
Jackson Is n native of Han
ford und a graduate of Semi
nole High, lie received Ilia
bachelor of science degree In
public relations from FSU ami
mlnorcd
In Journnliam
nl
FAMU.
Jackson's 17 years of experi
ence tn Journalism haa given
him a wide area of work In
aports. He haa worked as a
sports editor for the former
Melbourne Times, Tampa Trib
une, Orlando Sentinel, leesburg Commercial. Shreveport
Louisiana Times and was re
III, Sanford, Olrh Melissa and
Michael Crocona, Sanford. Doy
Sept. 18 - Karla and Lea Cole,
Sanford, Boy; Tracey and Todd
Gaddy, Orange City. Boy
Sept. 19 • Nicole Williams,
Sanford, Qlrli Courtney Davis
and Donte’ Jones. Sanford,
Bov
Sept. 20 - Jonathan Terry and
Angela McMillan, Sanford Boy
Sept. 21 • Veronica Jackson,
Sanford. Boy
Sept. 22 - Shannon LeClalr
and David Woods, Deltona,
Boy; Angelina and Dan Wilder,
Deltona, Boy; Helen and Ste
phen Young, Dcbary, Boy;
Cynthia Blehr and Michael
Riggs, Osteen. Girl
Sept. 23 • Natasha Irltarry and
Antonio Laittmore, Sanford.
Boy
cently nt the Dnytonn Dench,1
News Journal and Ihc Deltona!
Bureau Chief.
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WH CAVINt WUHHAITtA
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Business
IN B R IE F
yard nt MnMn Lou's.
■
Owned
mid oprrnted
liy \
" ;J
Handy nnd Lin Saber, llir Uni- a
Inn grocery, loco led nl 118 H •>
Middle St, In Lake Mary (next
to (he pwit ofTIre on Lake Mary
Doulevnrdl creates an nUnos- B
phere of walking into n small
•tore in Hie heart of Home,
■Our goal was to bring a real
corner grocery to Lake Mary,*
Randy said, 'One visit to MnMn
Lou's and people will feel like
\
they arc entering n
10-40 !
neighborhood market.
Right ■
away, our customers renllred
H
i,"J i
the dirfercnre tirlween
super f
market llnllan and real inn {
ported Italian.*
f
Sausages.
pancettn.
lmported cheeses nnd pnslns line
Ihc walls nnd nil the coolers of
iik M —
_
MnMn Lou s.
According to
, M
l-#u
As far as dinner la con
Randy, ihe products arc In sponse trom all of our customcerned. fust because the faod la
such high demAml. that even ers so
far and have already
available In a small, distinctive
the countries Hint border Italy hullla base o f regular
customlocation does not make It ex
nnd have access to the snme
pensive.
basic ingredients seek out the
*Our customers can prepare
higher quality llnllnn*mnde
and authentic Italian meal that
products.
will make their guests say
Imported pnstn. the main In*
'Bravo' for less than M O.'
grcdlenl In most Italian dishes,
Randy said. "Why cook Imita
nre completely different from
tion Italian food when for no
Ihc pnstn found In supermar
kets. Randy snld. The pnslns
nre never gummy nnd Imvr n
different flavor and texture.
Even the canned tomatoes that
ure brought in from Italy taste
different from Ihe ones found
In American grocery stores
’ One tnslr of nny of Ihe lmported products nnd the cus
tomer will never go hark to the
An I write this article I am In
products here In the states.*
the process of moving my office
Lin said.
off campus to locate full time
Selling up the Inventory was
nt the Central Florida Business
no easy task. In fact. Lin did
Inrubntlon Center. While I
aiosl of Ihe work nnd spcnl
have been splitting my time be
hours routncimg distributors,
tween the two offices stnee
analy ring product lists and
January Hits represents a real
formulating what site believed
rhange. As nn employee of
the customers wuuld like to
Seminole Community College I
purchase Ihe most.
will experience Ihe special
challenge of separation from
Inside the,,ahufi- nil of ihe
products-i. a s* , displayed on
the main campus. I will still be
shelves and kt *coolers In Hie
able to communicate electroni
snme way as the shops arc In cally and o f course I will still
Little IlnJy. Chicago, where
Coupled with this la the feet
lie n frequent visitor.
that our tfvea are constantly
Randy grew up. Lin la actually
We will continue to offer the
from New Orleans, but got the
same services o f ihc Small changing. To this subjective
opportunity
to
experience
observer, change la coming
Business Development Center
Italian culture In addition to
ns before. The only change will
faster and fester. Now I will
French-Creole while growing
tie that I will be full time at the
not pretend to anyone that all
up.
Port of Sanford Instead o f half
change la positive or helpful,
Together, Handy nnd Lin
lime at the main campus of
But one thing la for aura and
have put together a unique
SCC.
that la that wc cannot stop the
llnllan grocery with nil nuthe ti
process.
Hits change has caused me
de atmosphere and product
to relied upon how I person
What arc you doing to reIhnt puts the customer first.
spond to the changes that are
ally dent with change and how
*1 believe that the most Im do I advise my clients to re
occurring In your Un and busi
port nnI quality of our business
ness? Are you welcoming ll or
spond. First and foremost I
is the fact that we arc friendly
I am constantly
must admit that Initially I was
and have n good relationship
« roared by the number of small
unsure ns to how Ihe move
with our customers.* Lin ex would affect me. But in short
businesses that seem to be
plained. *1 nm n people person
locked into a time warp. In
order I found myself getting
and try to make everyone who
many cases we are among the
even more excited about the
comes In our door feel welcome
to embrace technology
possibilities for better service
nnd help them In nny way that
when In many cases this is our
lo our clients. For every nega
I can. We've had a positive re- tive (hat I could think of. It
salvation. Are you computer
literate or do you still make
seemed that two positives also
mine la mind.
your secretary typ* your I*1'
ters. Are you using the flnsn*
I have written about the
ctal Information your computer
global economy that we live In.
more money you can cat whnt
Ihe Italians cat?*
Actually, there really Isn't a
reason. Check out Ms Ms Lou's
and explore Ihe delicious world
o f Italian cuisine. If you're
looking for something apectal.
let Ltn know. She’s willing to
special order any Items that
■lie can for her customers to
have an authentic Italian meal.
Small business m oves to
Port of Sanford incubator
Newsmakers
Frenk. fishnet Jr. has been promoted to project manager at
Trl-Clly Electrical Contractors of Altamonte Springs llnhnrl.
a graduate engineer with a bachelor's degree In engineering
technology from the University of Central Florida. Is a master
electrician with more than 30 yeurs experience In the con
struction industry. Hnhnel tins been with Trl-CIty for Ihrce
years us part pw t of the management team overseeing con■Ruction of Hie Orange County Courthouse. Itnhnel 1s a cerll,(JSVr W ,l«»ln il.P fHlPfMo')1.dcx»g,>er and inspector. Tom Hornson has been promoted to fabrication facility supervisor at
S I. Cold man Company, a mechanical contractor in Longwood.
Homholi. who Joined the company In 1005. is responsible fix
the company's 18,000 square fool fabrication facility. James
Rad cl Iff* has been promoted lo structure division assistant at
8.1. Goldman Company. Radclllfe, who has been with Ihe
company far four years, will assist in the operations of Ihe
compnay’s structure division, which manufactures highway
sign structures statewide. H.L. Buddy Bidsl, president of TrlClty Electrical Contractors, announced sales of 833.5 million
for the six month period ending June 30. exceeding Inst year's
sales hy six percent. Eldle founded Ihe company In 1058. Cor
porate Investment International (Clll of Allnmonte Springs,
founded by Richard E. Read In 1080. recently celebrated its
11Hi anniversary.
We Want To Know
Renders may send Seminole County business news to Ihe at
tention of Marla Orem at Hie Saq/brri Herald. 300 N. French
Ave., Sanford. Ft. 33771-1807. call 333-2611. or fax Hie Infor
mation lo 323-0408.
Volta is vintage for youth
Travel planning made
easy on the Internet
Herald Correspondent
Volta Is a vintage clothing
shop located at 407 W. 1st
Street in downtown Sanford.
The shop Is owned by Michelle
Mcnrs and Jeff Ferrell.
'We chose Sanford as our lo
cation because there aren't any
Stores of our type here.' Menrs
said. ‘ We are geared towards a
group that would have to travel
to Orlando to get the stufT that
I carry. Flut. they would have
to pay a lot more.*
Volta carries retro clothes lor
oth w o m e n and
___ men.* The
hop also brought In trained
forcers. It la the only shop In
he downtown part of Sanford
hat offers this. All- piercings
re done at low prices, comored to Orlando, and the pierers arc professionals.
The store has received a lot
f local support.
*We nre also trying to open a
offtc house in the downtown
rea to offer a place for kids to
ang out and get work done,
(hat ever,' said the owner. 'We
rant to be able to supply more
lothee, an In-house piercer,
nd a room to let local arllat
how their stuff,*
They are alao considering a
beanbsg* room. This part of
he store would basically be a
Hinging ares and even comlete with an Atari.
This store is a big Improve
ment and accomplishment for
he youth in Sanford and It k ill
ematn 'for all your fUnky
ced e.'
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With the tremendous growth
of Ihc Internet s World Wide
Web, millions of consumers
have
a
nearly
unlimited
amount of information at their
fingertips. From shopping at
on-line 'm alls' to purchasing
stock and making transacIlona, those browsing the Web
are finding bargains at every
glance.
Ranking second in user
popularity, behind only computer goods
and services,
travel-related companies have
boldly tapped new markets in
'cyberspace.* Savvy travelers
were among the first to. view
the Internet aa a convenient
source o f information, and tour
operator#, visitor buresui, hotel chains and airlines have reaponded by creating some o f
the most Interesting sites on
the Web today.
Each week, thousands o f new
pages are being added to the
internet, and as many aa
100,000 travel-related sites are
expected by the year 8000. So
companies
who
pioneered
travel planning on the Web are
keeping a step ahead of the
competition by continually updating their sues to feature the
most comprehensive InformsMichele Metis, owner ot Volta, can tie seen In her merctisndtse.
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while planning a vacation. Hawailan Hotels k Reaorta On*
line offers detailed descriptions
o f each featured property,
along with facta on nearby attractions, transportation, dintag. entertainment, activities
nnd low priced parksgrs found
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Visitors to tha site can print
Island maps, and can utilise
the site's Surround Video to
take a “virtual tour" at selected
hotels and resorts. Reservation
forms are available, inquiries
can be sent via electronic mall,
and a travel agent Information
form allows agents to earn
commissions on bookings,
With
the
Internet
now
showing up
on
television
screens, and neighborhood In*
temet 'cafes' being established
nstionwtdc. getting on-line has
never been easier. And as the
Web expands, travelers will
continue to And Increasingly
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offering
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can deliver to you to manage?
What about Ilex time for your
employees? Could this be the
key to recruiting and keeping
productive people. When wae
the tael community meeting
you attended to And out what
the politicians are doing and
how It will impact your busi
ness.
For the business community
to be effective It baa to be
‘ proactive* no 'reactive'. U rg e
utical environment, bow can
you do leaa?
when la the last time you
visited another area o f the
country to see what your Industry leaders are doing. The key
to small business la to be nlmhie and respond immediately
to trends and needs o f your
customers. We either adapt
and welcome change or shortly
we become a victim o f it.
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�Da Bomb
hears all...
Talk about lucky kids.
Da llomb hears from
high places that there
aren’t many tenchcrs
who are more about
their
students
and
reading than Ms. MU*
burn and Ms. Stanchlnn
over at Sterling Park
Elementary.
Da Bomb wants to
know
whnssup- with
eliminating exemptions
for student exams based
on
attendance?
So
much for Incentives. At
least the mnlls should
be happy.
Vo. Oviedo cheerlead
ers: Da Bomb sez quit
whinin’ about having to
try out each week to
perform on Fridays. The
football team does the
same thing If they want
to start, don’t they?
Way to go Lake Mary
High. Even on a horrible
night as the rain poured
down, making It a bad
hair night for every
body. the spirit was
alive at ‘ the football
home opener. Da Bomb
stayed pretty dry that
night but the cheer
leaders cheered,
the
band played and every
one had fun. Except the
football team.
WSHS: Seminole County melting pot
si hoot spit 11 going
I bid's
been evident
at
spotting
events white the Meats are
p.u king (lie stands lor junior
vaisilv tooth.ill games and lilt*
guls vollcvh.ill team Is already
ranked lit the stall A parents
mglil reienllv titevv over HOI)
people, so with a little uilg l
nalilv Winter Spim gs is atrendy fillin g Into the iiim m ti
till)
lly J E F F IIE K L IN IC K E
I let.lid Stall Writer
It l.os Atl^eles l<* Alnertcn s
melting (nit. It e.tn Ire said tile
new Winter Springs lltgli
Sr I mill is Seminole County*
melting pot
Winter Springs kicked nil Ith
llrsl visit in September. )nlnm i* slnrtenls from all river
Seminole
Com ity.
heavily
drawing from Oviedo and l.yman flaw tin yon start a trail I*
turn at a s, limit where mine
exist'* Wli.n da yon do lot
Homecoming when nohorlv s
corning holin ’
R eienll) stm lenls at Winter
I'.nk selected Student One
cl mnrnt
Association
and
■ lass ttlli, e ls Ini die III st
lim e Onh ninth amt 1(1
giadets aie attending this
season so It was op to the
nine nttuers to pioneer the
school min the next century
So lai there have been .1 lew
piohlem s hot lire students ,i(
Winter Springs are making it
Will k
I Hunk 11 s Inn," Aler la
Carpenter said
We have to
>.ot the standards high so the
Inline t lasses can entile In
and meet them
Itetore they met any stan
dards they had to meet other
stm lenls Some III the oHtrcrs
said cliques have emerged
Irani students at other .schools
and on some occasions, they
even root lot their former
school during sporting events
h ill that will |i|st take sonic
tniie
It s hern hard fur a tot of
os " said .Insiin Stephens, a
member nl the ln.m gui.il cross
country team "We all lelt high
st liiKtls with a lot of traditions
so It s taking some time to gel
used to everybody *
"It s
weird.
C.relc hell
Ncrnt.t .1 volleyball player
fiom I Mcrio said
"Playing
against Oviedo is weird hoi we
.III sav we stalled It all No
line c sp ctls auvtlung with us
so 11 l i. l s gte.it to ........it and
Will
Some ol Hu athletes said
nlliei si hoi Ms taunt them
1 ailing 1111*111 a middle si lion)
Inn Wilder Springs 1* v.itstiv
In rvervlhm g hid tooth.ill Ills
lotv was made last wick when
l|ll,ii Icih ,11 k fhaild o ii lll.ik i
hooked u|i with wide lecelvei
H u ll Welrer or Winter Springs
lust tom lidmvn in a game
against l.yman
Members of Winter Springs first ever governing
boards .ire from left William Smith (Freshman Secre
lory-Treasurer). Sarah Fberwein (SOA Secretary
Treasurer). Alecia Carpenter (Freshman Vice
President), Amy Jones (Freshman President)
For the most part. tl.Ulster
ring was an opium lor this
year's loth graders The only
stipulation was. n m r sou
made the roium ltliienl. there
was tin turning tun k A si luiul
guidance counselor said III. it
only two students have slg
ullicantly complained about
not b e in g able In tra n slri
track to their old sc hools
Kristie Declelciw said she
n w » t rtfl ■ «—uu
Oretcheri Nerula iSophornoro Secretary) Patricia
Xn.ier (St.A President) Tiffany Levine (S ( homore
President) Kristine IVde-low Student <.n,eminent
Vtre President) Justin Stephens |So| hninute Vice
President)
trnnsterred liotu Oviedo and
even lilt her htntln 1 tin 1 c
Sin said It was .1 dllllcult 1I1
c 1st.>11 hut that It was Intel
< sling being p.u 1 ol VVm l, 1
Spim gs lust graduating class
wlu<ll Just happens lii l,c III)
( lass ot 200U
All ol the oMiiers said tin s
dnlot want to cups what otlu i
schools have done I lies are
trying to put their own stamp
-in Winter Spring- and Sar ill
l.hc'live III added 1li.lt d m i-ltv
Is good with -o ni.inv dull ic til
ideas comint* m l" Ho -c hoc,l
It s beltc 1 tills Wav
Wl I
lin n Smith said II gives a - a
c Italic c tic stall traditions 01
-ti ad ol 1 opvmg the ill
101 mst,mi e
instead ol
I liiiner inning lor Hu Ills' t, w
vi a l - Hie si In,o| will Imsi
Wi ll otlillig events to get thru
thnl was W ihci s old team
so it was estfa sweet
I guess we made lilsloiv
Writer said II lin.illv dawned
oil me when I got hat k to thi
sideline that it was a jm itv
lug deal
‘When we got that lust
tom hdmvn I was sitting ill
Ho hand and I about hro|.c
10, Insti 1110* ol
! .upeldet
add. d
At a si hool whefe the Ihg
M ill cal I all 1)ms is a soplio
mol, alat 'In sitioot patkiug
lot I sit I pa* k id ,s tiki' o |»|m 1
1 t.lssiiU II at• sill)
taking
ill Hi t s
edm atlott
Wilder
Springs |s oil to ., living stall
holli on and oil tin held
Crooms Academ y T w o goes into one at W ilson
sheds ‘problem’
reputation
By COURTNEY LEFFEW
Herald Currcsponclaiit
11 iter la
* Student has been retained
at least enter
* Student has IH or more
Tlie City of Simfurd houses absenc es In one sc hoot year
ttiree public high schools • Fridays and Mondays count as
Seminole High School, the two absences.
adult lugti sell out at Seminote
* Student is one or more
Community
College.
and years older Hum the average
Crooms Academy
age for the grade level.
Rich
with
history,
the
* Student has three or more
Crooms Academy of today is D ’s or F’s lor the current
not widely understood outside grading period.
education circles
* Norm
Reference
test
Crooms
Academy
Is
a scores are significantly below
county-wide school serving expectation.
both middle and high school
* Student has previously
students, grades G through 12
served in a dropout prevention
SI IS offers two curricula,
program and has lic-cti rergeneral and honors Crooms uni 1ni'i iclc-cl
for
continued
cioes not offer an honors cur plaeemettl.
riculum. Doth the general cur
* Student has a personal nr
riculum and a ('.KIT program
family problem [ducu mull led
are available on campus.
hy student services personnel)
A general curriculum d i that interferes with school
ploma is recognized at all u n i success.
versities and colleges
How
Speech/Language Is the'only
ever, many colleges "weigh”
exceptional
student ed 11 ration
honors credits. For example a
offered to
I) in honors biology might he IKD EI program
students,
whether
viewed the- same as an A In Crooms
general biology by adm issions middle nr Ingh school.
Crooms Academy offers st upersonnel.
smaller
classroom *
Generally, to get Into SI IS. a denis
Hum
other
public
high
student mdst he zoned there,
or apply ant] he accepted to st hoots, with no approximate
the H ralllt Academy, or have a Hi I sludcnt-ln-tciichcr ratio.
parent nr guardian employed
Principal Hrenedette I lardythere.
Hlake. I'll I)., is emphatic In
To get Into Crooms. n stu stressing Dial at Crooms
dent must always apply, un Academy no student can ex
less their parent or guardian pert the araclrmle bar to he
Is employed
at
('rooms
lowered
Hut with sm aller
School Hoard policy allows classes comes the opportunity
parents lo have their children
lor what site calls "a multitude
attend the school where they of strategies" to assist the
are employed.
student In reaching those
Application to Crooms is goals
made on behalf ol tin- Sem i
Dr I lardy-Hlake notes that
nole County middle or high
school student by the stu "people (in the community)
dent's zoned school. The a p see Crooms as a problem
plication
Is
reviewed
by school." adding. "Wc are not a
school Social Worker Urucc place that houses kids."
According to llurdy-Utake.
VunKirk Me reviews Informa
tion provided hy parents, the Cronins oilers "more Innova
sending school anil the stu tive learning strategics* for
dent's record. If he concludes students to earn Ihc general
the student meets established currk alum diploma offered at
adm ission
criteria.
spare every other high school. She
available, and with princip al continues. "There arc a m ulti
approval, that student will be tude nl ways to teach. I111I stu
dents will have lo lie prepared
adiultted.
Crooms Academy adm ission for flic SAT. ACT, ctcclru."
By C A R T E R C 1LM ARTIN
Special to the Herald
I
Wilson Elementary has a
fairly new program that is
bringing Hie school nm lllple
advantages.
Two years ago Die seituol
started a Multi-Age Program
The program combines two
grades Into one classroom to
work and learn together
T h is program lias heroine
so |Kipular Dial now sMiileuls
have to go through an appllea
lion progress. However, there
Is limited room and some st o
dents arc mil ac cepted
Parents
arc
responding
positively in litis new grouping
mrlhod.
The
Multi Age
Classes were not designed fur
Die advanced students or for
the challenged children.
Il
was formed to bring together
every type of si m in i I.
Tinchildren gel to study, play,
help, and grow from each a n
other.
Cookie Paul Is one of lllr
leathers for the mtilll-ngc
class of klndcrgartners and
flrsl
graders.
She
fcrls
strongly nbcuii Ihc ticucflls lo
Dlls way of teaching.
“Just today Ihc children
were out 011 the playground
and I saw one of Die first
graders and one ol Die kinder
gnrtnrrs
helping
u
prekindergarten child across Ihc
bulunec
beam.
They've
learned lo be a role model lo
one another.* staled Paul.
O nly two years Into Die pro
gram. Ihc advantages are
overwhelming.
During Die
day. Die children have la n
guage and tiuilli sk ills along
with Ihelr other subjects. The
Iwo teachers move through
out Ihe room. Individually
helping the students Dial need
that cxira nllcntlon.
Along
with having iwn teachers In
Die room, Die classes have
anywhere from 10 lo 15 volun
teers assisting every week.
The community and parents
arc very Involved In these
children's lives and II Is a p
parent when you walk Into the
classroom. A lot of. parents
even conic to lunch Just to
grab some quality time with
thetr children.
T his also gives Ihe students
another opportunity (O he
w llli Die same two teachers
for two years. The children
get In know D ip teachers and
build a bond. The teachers
Hm i U
Wilson students wlh lonchei Cookie Paul Sammy
Howcrofl, Jaimti Pepo. Qany Slumnll Maverick Von
gel to observe (lac students
over an extended period nl
lime. This develops tnlo a
long-term relationship among
Ihe teachers, students, and
the parents.
luJp them In the hilurc
T h is Multi Age Program is
shining a new light on li-.u h
tug The students are nol only
In a single-age class for ex
ample, the teachers spend
most of Die flrsl half of I lieyear gelling in know the c h il
dren and then trying In ntlapl
in Dial students learning hah
lls and skills. In Die multi
age program the leathers
have thr
convenience
of
knowing the child over timeanil understanding Imw Die
child learns Die best. Nol lo
mention, the children feel like
llu-y haven place to belong lo
and responsibilities lo up
lllllll.
71tum fo
In I'aul's and
Michelle
McGnrth's kindergarten and
first grade class each student
gels a Job In do Tor the week
anil Ihcn relates cm Monday.
The kids have any kind ol Job
from pel duly lo the shoe lire.
Paul expresses that II makes
Ihe children feel Important
and also gives os a break from
slopping every live minutes lo
do Ihose llllh* things.
On Ihe other hand. Amy
Cleveland's and Carol linker's
second anil llilrcl grade class
Is qull technology oriented.
The students arc learning
word processing, typing, and
different programs on Die
computer.
Ilo lli teachers
agree this
experience will
by Vamof
Hcrbutis nit) part ol Wilson s program combining
classes Thoy are kmdcrgafliters and lust graders
Ian II, Maloney, son of Mr
and Mrs. Dale Maloney ol
Dingwiioel. Is a Dike Hraitlley
High School sophomore and
recently achieved Die rank of
Eagle Seoul.
J ill Franklin. a senior ot
Dike Mary High School and
Ihe daughter of Gary anil D i
ane Franklin of Dike Mary,
was chosen for recognition in
Who's Who Amelia/ Ami-nron
III11I1 School Sluilcnls,
• • •
Pam Coffman
and Debo
rah Jepion. both ol Oviedo
bunging home Die knowledge
■ ind eilui ulliui.
Ihcv
,11c
bringing liome a smile am i .1
thrill |c,r learning
High School. were awarded
bu nk the Mold mint grants ol
81. 500.
•
•
«
Phyttta Robertaon. of Alta
imutlck Springs anil M alt
Ittnely. of Dingwood, were on
.“ group Dial look IO1I1 place
team honors at Ihe National
•t-ll Wildlife Habitat Ev.ihia
tlnti Invitational.
•
•
*
Chile Brown, ol Dike flow
ell High School and sou of
•hidy and Hill Drown or Winter
Springs, was recognized hy
tire Who's Who Amour; Arncrl
run llhjh School Students.
V A L U E -P A C K E D
E N T E R T A IN M E N T
C e n tra l
F lo rid a
Check our calendar for
theater, art, m usic, sports
and lectures at:
httprfwww.olr.ucf.edu/
pubrel/calendar/
�Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida •Sunday. October 5. 1997 •
L e g a l N o tic e s
IN T H I C IR C U IT CO U N T
OF T N I I I O N T I I N T H
J U D IO IA l C IN C U IT
IN AND 9 ON
• I M I N O l l OOUNTV.
FLORIDA
CIVIL A O TIO N
C A M NO. B f •I43S-CA
OIVI9ION 141
3 U 8 IE A U M O R TG A G E
fcORPORATlON.
Piamtiff(a).
L it D A N IIL
IS O N , el el.
Oefendant(a)
N O T IC I
OF F O R IC L O S U R I 9 A L I
L e g a l N o tlce e
L e g a l N o tic e s
L e g a l N o tlce e
L e g a l N o tic e s
L e g a l N o tic e s
IN T N I Q IR 0 U IT C O U N T
OF T H I I I O N T I I N T H
JU D IC IA L C IN C U IT
IN AND FON
• I M I N O l l CO U N TY ,
FLONIOA
CIVIL A C TIO N
C A M NO. l7 'M t* O A * t4 * N
M ONTHS A M I R T H I O ATI OP
TM I P IM T PUBLICATION OP
T H II N O T IC I OA THIRTY 0AVB
A P TIR T H I O A TI OP S IR V IC I
OP A COPY OP THIS N O TIC I
ON TH IM
IN TH B 0 IB 0 U IT C O U R T
OF TH B 1BTH J U 0 IC IA L
C IR C U IT IN A N D FOR
•BM IROLB C O U N TY ,
FLO R ID A
CABB NO S9*S1T*CA*14*A
IN TH B O lftO UIT C O U R T
OP THB 1BTH JU D IC IA L
C IR C U IT OP FLORIOA
IN ANO FOR
• I M I N O l l C O U N TY
0 IN B R A L
JU R IS D IC TIO N DIVISION
CASS NO. S 7* t3 38* C A *!4-l
IN TH B C IN C U IT O O U R T
O F TH B B I0 H T S IN T M
JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT
IN ANO FOR
•BM INOLB C O U N TY .
FLORIOA
CIVIL A C TIO N
CABS NO. 99*1914
OfVISION 14B
PR INCIPAL R E S ID E N TIA L
M O R T Q A O I, IN C .
Plam liffit!,
v t.
P ATR ICIA J W A TE R S , t t el.
Defend enl(#|
N O T IC I
OF F O N I C L O I U I I f A l l
N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y O lVEN
purtuant to a Final Jud gm en t of
fo re d o tu re dated, Septem ber
24lh. 1997. and entered in C a t#
N O 97-S62 ol the Circuit Court
of the E IG H T E E N T H Ju d ic ia l
Circuit in and for S EM IN O LE
County. Florida wherem P R IN
CIP A L R E S ID E N T IA L M O R T
G A G E IN C i t the Plaintiff and
P ATR ICIA J W A TE R S . J O H N N Y
M
W ATER S.
H O USEH O LD
FIN AN CE C O R P O R A T IO N . M A
T M O R TO A Q E C O R P O R A T IO N ,
are the Defendant#, t wiN ten to
the highett end beat bidder for
c a th at the W ett front door of
the
Sem inole
C o u n ty
C o u rth ouse. S anford. Florid#
el 11 00 e m . on the 30th day
of October. I f f 7, the following
dete r.be d property oa t e l forth
m said Final Judgm ent
L O T 107. W IL D W O O D . A
P LAN NED
U N IT
DEVELOP
M E N T . A C C O R O IN O T O T H I
PLAT TH E R E O F AS R EC O R O EO
IN PLAT B O O K 19. P AG ES 7. I .
• A N O 10 OF TH E P U B L IC
n iC O R O S
OF
S E M IN O LE
C O U N T Y . F l O R i OA
W IT N IS S MV H A N D end the
teal of th .t Court on September
23th. tee r
(S E A L )
Maryann# M o rta
C'ark of tha Circu>t Court
By Jean Briflant
Daputy Clark
Echavarna. M c C a "a Raymer
Barratt A Frtpp .a r
F o «l Off.ca Boa 1410
Tampa. FL 33401
f 97011243
N O IlC C IS H E R E B Y O IV IN
rauant lo a Final Judgm ent of
ecloaure rtalad. September
(h. 1997. and entered in C a ia
•6 7434 C A of the Circuit
Ourt of lha
F lQ H T f f N f H
d t ia» C'icu'1 *n and lu i SCMl
LK Cou rt* Florida wherem
U S S IA U M O R T G A O I C O R
R ATION it lha Plaintiff and
U f D A N IIL D O TS O N . S TA C Y
»VNN O AU CR . A C A O O lS O N .
IB B t
A O O lS O N .
H IO O K N
P R iN O S
C O N D O M IN IU M
S O C IA T IO N
IN C
are tha
fandantt. I will tall to tha
g h a t! and b a it bidder for
th at tha W att front door of
a
S am m o'a
C ou n ty
o u rth o u ta , S anford. Florida
t t 00 a n
on lha 30th day
Octobar. ’ 997 tha fo " o w n g
tcrib a d propa«ty a t ta t forth
taut Fmai Judgm ent
C O N D O M IN IU M U N IT 172.
A JU D iN O 11A
OF H ID D E N
P R 'N O S
C O N D O M IN IU M
C O R D IN G TO fM f O t C l A
f 'O N
OF
C O N D O M IN IU M
C O R O F D O N N O V tM R f A IS .
1914 IN O FFIC IA L MI C O R D S
•o o f
I***
packs
e ta
tH R O U G M 7*3 AND A M f N O I D
s it
f ir s t
am endm ent
f ‘ TH E R E TO
R K C O R D ID
ON
! m a r c h ta. tees i n o f f i c i a l
Nf C O R D S B O O R i t ; J . PACKS
4 ? t t h r o u g h tee o f t h e
P U B L IC n iC O R D S OF SKMi
NOK
C O U N TS
FLO R ID A
O f t m ir w it h a ll a p p u R
N A N C T S T H | R | T O AND AN
N O T IC I
' . ’ U N O lV iD IO N T f A I S t 'N T H f
in a ccorda n ce w ith tha
0 O M M O N I L I M I N T S OF SAiO
A m a iK e n t O 'ta b iiit.a t Act. parC O N D O M IN IU M AS S ( T F O R T H
tun# naad«ng • apec >el eccom
[ , m SAID D E C l ARAV'ON
modation lo participate »n trut
W iT N IS S M v H AN O and tha
proceed ng ehouid contact the
V9*l of th .t Court on September
• n d iv d u i' or agency te n d in g
4 t« th te e ;
n o lK e not later then seven (7)
( I I A(
day# pnor to the proceeding el
M |»|4'»n* U n t i l
the
a ddraat g iven on the
C»erx o f lha C>rtuit Court
not»ce
Telephone, 407 323Of Dorothy W B o'tor
4330
eat
4227 t 400 933 1771
Daputy C<a*t
(T O D ) or i eoo #33 8770 |,|
Ic h e e**ia M c C a i(e R#ym#*
Florida Ra>ay te r«.< e
Barratt 4 Fr app,#r
Mubi.th October 3 12 1997
P o t t (J II k a H o i I t ’ 0
O f J 63
Tampa ' I M tC t
I M 'I U I I
IN T H I C I IC U IT CO UR T
»
N O T IC I
n accorda n ce a ' l i tha
Am#r i x'ft D«tab t»#x Act pai
•ora need ».y • •(>#<■« K ( o i <
OF THB I I O N T I I N T H
JU D IC IA L C IN C U IT.
IN ANO FON
•I M I N O l l C O U N TY .
m oiletMjw t i) i>a*tK pa i# y. th x
i N m d e n n la c t the
*••1 vufu a i up a g#n c t •e n d m g
i - * (• h o i at#» than save* ’ tf)
1# y S P*MU 1lo ’ ! # | n n •#«1 n g at
** # *•I f•#• % g iv e n
on
th#
•
•
*• • p h o n e
407 121
F L O N IO A
C A M N O IF * I I I 4 C A -1 4H
Ri c h a r d 3 c i e m o n s
Plaintiff
*t
W i l u E M c O m C I a/t/a W i l i i f
M c O I I and A l l U N K N O W N
•i" an 4/2* t aoo ess eTTt
H I IRS OF W 'l L I I M cO H ||
Hi or t eou V33 a f U) <•! « a
a/t/a W H u f M c O I I f a"ve
end i* deceased the*
* la Malay S a ttn a
un tn ow n tp o u t e t he»»a
t » th Octobar S *2 ’ H i
devisee#. grenteet a ttig n a a t
i>enor# cradrtor# trustee# o*
other person# claiming by
through,
under or ega»n#t
IN T H I C IR C U IT C O U R T
them, or any of them end an
OF T H I I I O N T I I N T H
-jn tn ow n p ereent. •• a'-v# and
JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT
•» deceased. fRew unknown
IN AND FOR
I tp o u t e t h e a t, d e v ite e t
•I M I N O l l C O U N TY ,
» grenteet assignees "•nor#
FLORIDA
cred tor* trustee# or other
CIVIL A C TIO N
person# cie*mmg by through,
C A l l NO. I T -1 T 4 T CA
under or eg a mat the u n tn ow n
O IV IIIO N I
persona.
(J IO M N T U O R T Q A Q t
Defendants
COM PANY
Plemlifffti
•t
C A R IV R CH ASE
at at.
Oatandantiti
N O T IC I
OF F O R I C L O IU R I B A L I
NOT*Cf IS H lR F B V Q iV lN
pursuant to a F*.ai Judgm ent
•tetad September J t t h . 1997.
a*«I antarad n C a ia N O • 7
' f t ! C A ot lha Circuit Court of
’ «#•
U G H T IIN T H
Ju d icia l
CHcurt m and to* S IM lN O lK
C ounty Florida w herem O l O
*1 NT M O R T G A Q f C O M P A N Y it
tha P ia rtif* and C A R f V R
C H A S I.
Th (
UNKNOW N
S P O U S I OF CAR KY R C H A S I
N/K/A A N O K C H A S I. AN D ALL
U N K N O W N P AR TIES C LA IM IN G
DY T H R O U G H . U N O IR . AN D
A G A IN S T T H I H I R I I N N A M ED
in d iv id u a l
o if in d a n k s i
W HO ARC N O T MNOWN T O fit
01 AD O R ALIVC. W H E T H E R
SAIO U N K N O W N P AR TIES MAY
C L A IM
AN
IN T E R E S T
AS
S P O U S E S H E iR S , D E V IS E E S .
Q R A N TEES
OR
O TH ER
C L A IM A N T S
ara
tha
O afandantt. I anil tall to tha
h .g b a tt and b a tt biddar for
cath at tha W att front door of
tha
Sem inole
C ou n ty
C o u rth o u ta . Sanford. Florida
al 11 00 a m . on tha 28 th day
Of O C T O O IR . te e r. tha follow
•r g d e so rb e d proparty a t tat
forth in ta d Final Judgm ent
L O T 7. B L O C K 2. N O R T H
O R LANOO
2ND
A D D IT IO N .
A C C O R D IN G T O MAP OR PLAT
TH E R E O F AS R E C O R O E O IN
p l a t b o o k ss.
and sf. of
T h e P U B L IC R E C O R O S OF
S EM IN O LE C O U N T Y . FLO R ID A
W IT N E S S MV H AN O and the
taa l of thia Court on S E P T E M QER 29th. 1997
(S E A L )
Maryanna M orta
Clark of tha Circuit Court
By Jana E Jasewtc
Daputy Clark
Echevarria. M cCalia. Rayntar.
Barratt A Frappiar
P ott Offica Boa 3410
Tampa. FL 33601
F97083999
se.
N O T IC I
In a ccorda n ce w ith the
Americans D itabiim aa Act. per*
tona n tt d m g a tpa cia l accom*
modation to parlicipata in thia
proceeding thould contact tha
individual or agency te n d in g
noltce not later than t t v t n (7)
d a yt prior to tha proceeding at
the a d d ra a t given on the
notice
Telephone, 407*323*
4330 a il 4221: 1-400 t3S-S771
(T O O ) or 1•800-953-8770 (v). vie
Florida Relay Service.
Publish O ctobar 6. 12. 1 tt7
O f J -l63
•
N O T IC I OF B A L I
{P ursuant lo Florida Statutat
Self Storage Act. Sac I3 606 A
8 J-8 0 7 . S i l t Of Conlente/*
H ou tahoid A m u c . in laaaad
abaca to ta titfy O w ner Irena:
2|0
Irene J . Paul
2$9
Michael A. Youngman
344
Frieda H trota
To be to ld or d it p o ia d of
Thura . O ct. 23rd, 1117 10 a m .
Public Auction, C a th Only
At: SunRay Store Aw ay
• 10 Rinehart Road
Lake Mery. F L 3274S
(Ul may pay up. call 333*4366
Publish: O ctober 6. 19. 1697
D lJ -4 7
N O T IC I OF A C TIO N
TO
w it n f
M c Q H fl
e/t/a
W i m f M c Q E l (d ecaa tad i. ail
un tn ow n h a u t ol Will*# M rQ haa
e/k/a Wtllie M cGee ina m et and
addresses unknowni. all parties
claim ing interest by. through
under or agamai Wilke McGhee
a/k/a Withe M cOae m am as and
addresses un kn ow n), and all
parties having or claiming to
have any n g h tt. true o» interact
in tha p roperty hereinafter
d e tcr.be d (nam es and address
unknown)
YOU ARE N O T IF IE D that an
action to quiet lo till# on the
following property m S#m>nole
County. Florida
Lot 1 Block 9. Tier 19
Sam.note Park, according to the
Piat thereof recorded in Pial
Book 2. Page 7S. of tha Public
Records of Sem inole County,
Florida
h a t bean hied agam tt you and
you are required to serve a
copy of written defenses. >1 any,
lo tha action on Piamtiff • atlor*
1 nay. who it lifted below, on of
before O ctober 24th. teVF. and
M e the original of said written
i defenses with the Clark of ffut
Court either before service on
Plamt.ff a attorney or im m edi
ately thereafter, otherwise, 4
default will be entered a ga m tl
you lor the relief dem anded in
tha Com plaint or Petition
O A TEO on this 14th day of
September, 1947
H O N O R A B LE
TH O M A S 0 FR EEM A N
H O W A R O S M A R K S . ES Q U IR E
Florida Bar No : 0730013
JE S S IC A K. H EW . ES Q U IR E
Florida Bar No.: 0431019
Graham . Clark, Jon as. Builder.
Pratt A Marks
P O Drawer 1690
Winter Park. F L 32714
Telephone (40?! 647*4433
Fat *-nile (407) 740*7063
Attorney# for Plaintiff
Publish Septem ber 21. 26. end
October 3. *2. t9 »7
011*213______________________
IN THB C IN C U IT C O U N T
OF T H I I I O N T I I N T H
JU D IC IA L CIN C U IT.
IN ANO FOR
• B M IN O LI C O U N TY .
FLORIOA
C A M N O .t
P R O B A TI D IV IS IO N
F i l l N U M B IR 4 F -7 6 7 * CP
IN RE E S TA TE O F
AYLA VAV W O n R lC K ,
Decsassd
N O T IC I
OF ADM IN ISTRA TIO N
Th e a dm inistration of the
eatate of Ayla Vay W o rn ck .
deceased. File Num ber 97*767*
CP, is pending m the Circuit
C o u rt lo r S em inole Cou n ty,
Florida, Probate D ivision, tho
address of w hich is Post Office
O raw ar C , Sanford, Florida
32772. The namea end address*
as of the personal repreeenta*
live end the personal rapresen*
tative'e atlornay are set forth
below.
A LL IN T E R E S T E D P E R S O N S
ARC N O T lF lC O TH AT:
All persona on whom thia
notice is se rve d w ho have
objections that challenge tha
validity of the will, the qualifica
tions of the personal represen
tative. venue, or jurisdiction of
this Court ere required to fMe
their objections w dh this Court
W IT H IN T H E L A T IN O F TH R EE
AN c .* 4 H o r, ol i n , d . c d . m
end
o lh er p arso ns h avin g
claim s or d em a nd s against
decedent a estate on whom a
c o p y of Ihia notice is served
within three m onths after the
d ale of the first publication of
this notice must fit# their claims
w ith this C o u rt W IT H IN TH E
LA TER O F TH R EE M O N TH S
A F T E R T H I D ATE O f T H E
FIR S T P U B L IC A TIO N OF TH IS
N O T IC E
OR
T H IR T Y
D AY S
A F T E R TH E O A T f O F SERVICE
OF A C O P Y O F TH IS N O TIC E
O N TH EM
All other creditors of th# dace
dent and persona having claims
or dem ands against lha dace
d in t s estate m ust fils than
Claims with this court W ITH IN
TH R E E M O N T H S A F T E R THE
OATE O F TH E FIR S T P U B U C A
TIO N O F TH IS N O T IC I
ALL C LA IM S . D EM AN O S A N D
O B J E C T I O N S N O T S O F lL E O
W ILL BE FO R E V E R BAR R ED
The date of the first p tb 'ica
lion of ffus Notice is October
3th. 1997
P ER S O N A L R EP R ESEN TATIVE
C O L L IN A W O finiCK
STEV EN M M EYERS
Meyers. M ooney A M a ya n
17 South taka Avenue
Orlando. Florida 17801
1407) 148 0940
Attorney For Petitioner
Fla Bar No 0733889
Publish O ctober 3. 12. 1997
D I J 89
IN THB C IR C U IT CO U R T
IN THB S IO H T S IN T H
JU D IC IA L CIR CUIT.
IN ANO FON
S IM IN O IB CO U N TY.
FLO NIO A
C A M NO i S T -S S T S DN O I - W
>N RE Th# Marriage of
JA M E S EO W A R O K I C K I I R
Petition#!
and
R O IA l iN D CA R O L M C R lE R
AetpnPMtenf
N O T IC I OF ACTIO N
T O AO ftALINO C A R O l
H EC K LER
Y O U ARE N O T IF IE D Ik at an
action
for
D iteotutio*
of
Marriage has been fried against
you You ara required to sa ne a
copy of you* wr.ften defanaea.
*f any to lHa action on J A M ! •
TOWARD KECKl (R Pet.lroner
whose address t 2343 Park
Drive lo t 47 Sanford Fiorwfa
IJ 7 7 J on op bstore in# 4th da*
o* NO V EM B ER
*t97 and Me
tn# o n g m #1 •rtn in# Clara o*
this Court bators service on
Petitioner or immediately in#re
attar if you h i to do so a
default win be entered aya-r-at
you for IH# r#i<#t <f#ma,w]#d m
tn# pet.|>on
WARNING
Rule
Fictit'OuS N#m# of ROYAL
A C A 0 IM V OF L IA R N IN O OF
L A K I MARY, and that •#
By hen< y R N m ln
(
Publish October 3 t l . t t 28,
1997
R A /Z iE W YN N . D eceased Tha
Estate of R A Z /lE W Y N N and
unknown spouse if any. and
all unknown h a u t. d e v t e e t
grant###, assignees, lienors,
creditors, trustees, or other
claimants by. through under or
egamst R A Z / lf W Y N N and all
parties having or claim ing lo
have any right, title or interest
m the property deecnbed
harem whether known or
unknown or who IS known to
be dead or •# not known to be
either dead or alive, and tha
M ate of Florida through tha
Department of le g a l ANair#
v O U ARE N O T IF IE D that an
action for R E F O R M A TIO N OF
T if iE on the following property
3 E M lN O l( County Florida
lo t 3 ) of Ja m e stow n as
’e t o ’ ded *n Plat Boo# f . Pages
7i and 7 j Pubi*c Records of
M M 'h O iE County. Florida, has
been filed agamst you and you
#'• 'e q u i’ ed to serve a copy of
yuu* w 'llte o dalaiises f any to
it on G AR Y l A R M S T R O N G .
ES Q U 'R E
Plaintiff a attorney
whose address is 1101 S M U
BO ULEV AR D
O R lA N D O
F lO R iO A 17817 o r or before
Novem ber li d 1947 and file lha
origin#* with tha c a r t of this
court a.that befote service on
pi# ntitf s attorney or rmmedi
atety the'eafter otherw ise a
d#f#utt win be entered aga-net
you for the rei»e* dem #od#d m
•he c om pla-rt of pet<t*on
D A TE D O N S E P TE M B E R 7Vfh
<997
M A R vA N N I MORSE
Ciais of the
Sarnuune County Court
As Clerk o* the Court
by C e ce 1 s V Eaarn
As Deputy Ciera
P u b 'S h October 3 ! J f t 76
’ 9*7
DE J 66
h il.< • S r #'#t>y g«v#-i Sh#t mm
«*• # 'ig # g # 'l m
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I J 1 46
SamiPHit*
C ou n ty
F lu "d #
u H i*
the
Florida Fam ily la w A .ji# t o*
r*»of #<iu*#
require#
certain
automatic d-ar insure o* 4 o<u
’nenta And information #a >ore
to com ply f an result v i #n «
t'ona, including d ii m i n a i ur
StriSing of pleadings
W ITN E S S M v h a n d and in#
tea* of tn«s Court on the K m
day of S E P TE M B E R 1997
(S E A L )
M AAvANN C MORSE
C'a*S of tha Court
Df J 89
N O T IC I OF A C TIO N
N O T IC I
OF F IC TIT IO U S N A M I
t| J S3
Daputy Cte*k
IN DIANA W Y N N and
J E A N E T T E W YN N
va
RAZZtE W Y N N . O e ca ated . The
Ettate of RAZZIC W Y N N and
unknown sp o u t# if any. and all
unknown heira, devisees,
grantees, assignees, lienors,
creditors, trustees, or other
claim ants by. through under or
egamst RAZZtE W Y N N and all
parlies having or claim ing to
have any right, till# or mteraat
m the property described
harem whether known or
unknown or who is known to
be deed or •# not know n to be
either d ta d or alive, end the
State of Florida through the
Department of le g a l Affairs
Defendants
,
m tand to *ag slat sa d n a m#
w dh
the
O 'viSion
o*
Cr.rpo* aiions
Taiiahassa#
Florida n accordance m in th#
p ro visio ns of th# Fictitious
Nam# 3tatuie% fo W t Section
*6 3 ' ih f lotiiia Statutes t*9t
Uwv G e vw ^«w t# rs <‘t .
Sam.#»v A n n
pub i.sei c
O lt u k # ' 3 1987
D I J 38
N O T IC I OF C O N O IM N A TIO N HSANINO
T O Properly Owner#
or interested person# of
the following described property
Legal Description of Property lo t 20 Bis 20 Pm# lava* PB 8 PQ
37 as recorded •*» Sanford. Semmoie County Fiorula
AHA 1408 Peach Avenue
R EP O R T N U M B E R 97 13
Tha bu'id ng(s) or structur#(si toe atad on tha above stated prop
arty has bean found by th# Building O H io e l ol lha City of Sanford
to b « *n unaanrtaty. unsala dilapidated o* uninhabitable comb
lion
Y O U ARE H ER EB Y N O T i F J D that a Condem nation Hearing will
be conducted by the Beard of Com m issioners of the C<ty of
Sanford on the 1 1 m day of O c lobar. 199 7 #t 7 00 p m n the City
Com m ission Cham bers Room 11 7. Sanford C-ty Han 300 N P#»S
Avenue. Sanford Florida, to make full determ ination whether o*
not th# building)si or structura(s) located on the above slater!
property shall be condemned
You are hereby ordered to appear before th# C>fy Com m ission
Condem nation Hearing to be heard and present you* s>da of tha
case You have tha rtghi to obiem an attorney, at your own
eapeoae. to represent you before tha Com m ission You have the
right to can witnesses on your behad as w e" as to cross stam m e
all other witnesses if you do not appear the City Com m ission
may proceed w thout you
Should tha City Com m ission determine that said buitdm gis) or
structure!#) aha" be condem ned, they have the power to issue an
Order of Condem nation raquuing you to causa tha buitdm g(t) or
structure!#) to be demolished and rem oved or placed in a state of
sound repair w dhm e time certain
tf the buitdrng(s) or alrucluie(S) are not dsm ohshad and rem oved
or repaired within such lima period, than such buiidm g(s) or
stru c tu re s) will be demolished and rem oved by tha City and tha
cost of the seme assessed ss a "en aga n tt the abov# stated
property
Tf you have any questions concerning this matter please contact
tha Cod a Enforcem anl Department at (407) 130 3643 S H O U LD
Y O U D EC ID E T O A P P EAL ANY M A TT E R C O N S ID E R E D AT THE
A B O VE H IA R IN Q . Y O U MAY N E ED A VER B A TIM A E C O R O OF THE
P R O C B IO IN O S . T E S TIM O N Y AN D EVIO EN CE W H ICH A IC O A O (S
N O T PR O VID SO BY THE C lT V O F S A N F O R D (F 6 788 01031
P ER S O N S W ITH D IS A B ILITIE S N E E O iN Q A S S IS TA N C E TO PAR
TIC IP A TE IN A N Y O F TH ES E P R O C E E O IN Q S S H O U LO C O N TA C T
T H E P E R S O N N E L O FFIC E AD A C O O R D IN A TO R AT 330 3676 46
H O U R S IN AO VAN CE OF THE M U T I N G
P U B L IS H E D O A TES September 21. and Octobar 3. 1997
O EI-12S
___________________________
- 1 _______
N O T I C I O F C O N O IM N A T IO N H S A N IN O
T O : Property Owners
or interested peraons ol
the following daaenbed pioparty
Legal Description of Property Lot 12 (Lass Niy 30 tt| • All Lot 23
Blk 3 Fairview PB 4 PO 71 as tecoided in Sanford. Seminole
County, Florida.
AKA: 611 Msttonvilie Avenue
R E P O R T N U M B E R : 97*2
The buildm g(s) or elructure(t) located on the above uiaied p ro p
erty h a t been found by tha Building Official of the Ct»y of Sanford
to be in unaenilery. unsafe, dilapidated or uninhabitable c o n d i
tion.
Y O U AR E H E R E B Y N O TIF IE O that a Condem nation Hearing wilt
be conducted by the Board of Com miastoners of tha City ol
Sanford on the 13th day ol October. 1997. at 7 00 p m in the City
Com m ission Cham bers. Room 117, Sanford C ily Mall. 300 N. Perk
Avenue. Sanford. Florida, lo make full determ ination wheiher or
not tha buildtngia! or structure!#) located on the above-stated
property shell be condem ned.
You ere heraby ordered to appear before the C ity Com m ission
Condem nation Haartng to be heard end present your side of the
case. You have the right to obtain an atlornay. at your own
•■pent#, to represent you before the Com m ission You have the
right to cell witnesses on your behalf a t well a t to c ro tt-es am tn e
all other witnesses If you do not appear, tha City Com m ission
may proceed without you.
Should the City Com m iiaion determ ine that said b uild m g(t) or
structura(a) aha" ba condsm ned. they have the pow er to issue an
O rder of Condem nation requiring you to cause the building!#) or
structure!#) to Be demolished and rem oved or placed in a sieta of
sound repair w dhm a Urns ceriain.
If the building!#) or structure s) ere not dsm ohshad and rem oved
or repaired within such time period, then such building(s) or
structure!#) will be dsm ol shed and rem oved by the City end the
cost o l tho seme essesssd as a hen egam sl the above-stated
properly.
If you Rave any questions concerning this matter, please contact
the C o d e Enforcem ent Dspartmant at (407) 330-3643. S H O U LO
Y O U D E C ID E T O A P P EA L A N Y M A TT E R C O N S ID E R E D AT TH E
A B O V E H E A R IN O . Y O U MAY N E E 0 A VER B A TIM R E C O R D O F TH E
P R O C E E O IN Q S . T E S T IM O N Y A N D EV ID E N C E W H IC H R E C O R O IS
N O T P R O V ID ED B Y THE C lTV O F S A N F O R D . (F.9.266 0103).
P E R S O N S W IT H D IS A B ILITIE S N E E D IN G A S S IS TA N C E T O P AR
TIC IP A TE IN A N Y O F TH ES E P R O C E E O IN Q S S H O U L O C O N TA C T
TH E P E R S O N N E L O FFIC E A D A C O O R D IN A TO R AT 330-3626 48
H O U R S IN AD V A N CE O F TH E M E E TIN G .
P U B LIS H E D D A TE S : September 26. end O ctober 8. 1997
DEI-130
M ARINE M ID LA N D B AN K ,
successor by merger end
acquisition to First
Federal Savings and
Loan Association of
Rochester.
Plaintiff.
VS
JO S E A O UR O O S
TO R R ES, al a t .
Defendant#
Notice •# hereby given that
pursuant to iha’ Final Judgm ent
of
Foreclosure
dated
S eptem ber 26lh. ’ 997, and
entefed *n c iv " case number 97
1334 C A 14 L. of tha C ircu it
Court of the teth Ju d ic ia l
C ircu it m and for Sem tno'e
C ou n ty
Florida
wherein
M ARINE M iO LA N D B ANK SUC
L E S S O R B Y M C R Q E R AN D
A C Q U IS IT IO N T O FIR S T F E D
ER AL SA V IN G S A N O LO A N
A S S O C IA TIO N O F R O C H E S T E R ,
is Plaintiff and JO S E A BUR
QOS
TO R R ES.
B E N E F IC IA L
S A V IN G S B A N K . F S B . S EM I
N O lE C O U N T Y . A p o l i t i c a l
S U B D IV IS IO N OF THE S TA TE
OF F lO R iO A .
. UNKNOW N
P CR SO NISI IN P O S S E S S IO N OF
THE S U B J E C T r e a l p r o p e r
TY. N/K/A JO A N N A B U R G O S
•t/ara Defendant!#) I wHl s a " to
, the highest and bast bidder for
f rash at the west front door of
tha Sem innia C ou n ty court
house m Sanford
Seminole
County Fk»r«Je al 11 00 A M
on the 30«h day of O C T O B E R
’ 997 tn# following described
property as sat forth *n e#»d
Final Judgm ent lo wit
4
L O T 19 E A Q iE S P O 'N T
P H A S I »W O A C C O R D IN G TO
tM f
P lA T
TH ER EO F
AS
Rf C O R D E D H P lA T B O O K 44
P AQ ES 66 47 AN O •• P U B LIC
Rf C O R D S
OF
S EM IN O LE
C O U N T Y F lO R iO A
N O TE P U R S U A N T T O THE
FAIR
DEBT
C O L L E C T IO N
P R A C T IC E S A C T
Y O U ARE
AD VISED THAT TH IS LAW FIRM
13 O E I U E O T O BE A D f 6 T
C O l l E C T O R A T T E M P T IN G TQ
C O U E C T A O f B f AN O A N Y
IN FO R M A TIO N O B TA IN E D W i l l
Bf J S E O FOR THAT PUR POSE
Dated ’ he 79tn day of SEP
M M B f R ’ 997
M AR vAN NE MORSE
r ••»# of C**ri,<t CfM.rt
R 9 jee r Br ll#r»
Deputy Clara
C O O ’l ' S 4 3 fA W iA R 3 «
40’ :; Boy Scout B ou’evard
Suite 430
N O T IC I
In a ccorda n ce with th#
American# D<aabiiri*et Act. p#»
son# needing a spac e! accom
modation to participate in this
procaadm g should contact tha
m d ividu a' or agency send-ng
notice not later than r7» days
pr*or to th# procewdmg at tn#
address given on the no(.<e
Telephone 407 1J1 4110 eat
4227 1 tOO 933 8771 lTD D i o»
t 800 933 9770 fvl v a Florida
Relay Sa«vKa
Pubt %n Oc lob#* 3 12 1997
D E J 39
C lTV OF L A R I MARY
P I Q U I I T FOR SID1
R F i f o i aa
RINSHART ROAD
U T IL IT IIS C O N S TR U C TIO N
’ a m p a Ik V N la 1160 7
»e ie p h o -.e .• » I. 977 600 *
tv * r
IN T H I C IR C U IT CO U R T
OF T H I I I O N T I I N T H
JU D IC IA L C IR CU IT
IN AND FOR
• I M I N O l l C O U N TY .
FLORIOA
CIVIL A CTIO N
c a b s n o a a -s it s c a
O IV IIIO N 141
*f D IR A l HO M E LO A N
BAN* OF M W YORK
Pie ntiNiai
va
jA M ie T B A o i l v. at at
no
fka C'ty o* la s # M«*y #•
accap* b-ds *or tn# fo iiu w -ig
pru|#ct y r f i 2 OO p **» p,< #i
’ •m# on fu«*(1#y October 2*»ri
’ 997
R ds w »l t # p u b ’>( 1y
ripened and |##<) .n tt • c. »*
Com m .ss on Ch#mfc#p# « qo S
Crjunfiy Club Road s’ m# #buv#
•fat# # rd
t >*••
A-iy bids
•*r# v#d e11 #p tn# «p#p ti#i|
•fat# and time •• i n»*t t.#
opened or con#-d#*#d
Defender tfa)
fr e e
OF F O R IC L O S U R I SALS
NOTICE iS HEREBY Q iV lN
pursuant fo a F r al Judgment of
forocloeuro doted. September
26th 1997. and entered m Casa
NO 96 22’ 4 of the Circml
Court of the EIG H TEEN TH
Judicial Crrcurt m and lor SEMlNO lE County Florida whero*n
FE O fR A i HOME LOAN BANK
OF NEW YORK •# the PlemtiH
and JAM ES ? S A G lE v . T h (
CHASE MANHATTAN BANK
N A %!K/A CHEMICAL BANK
0A K N ETT
TECHNOLOGIES
•NC SUCCESSOR B y MERGER
TO BARNETT RECOVERY COR
PORATlON and TENANT #1
N/K/A MiKE DONOVAN are tho
Dotondants I writ sell to Iho
h-ghasf and bast b'ddsr for
cath at the West front door o*
th#
Sammoi#
County
Courthouse Sanford Florid#
at 1f 00 a m . on lha 301h day
of October, 1997. th# following
described property as sal forth
m aa>d Final Judgment
L O T 10. B L O C K G NOR
M A N 0 Y A D D ITIO N T O C A S S E L
BERRY. A C C O R D IN G T O THE
P lA T TH E R E O F AS R ECO R O EO
•N PLAT BO O K 7 P AGES 49
AN O 30
OF
TH E P U B L IC
RECORDS
OF
S EM IN O LE
C O U N T Y . FLO R IO A
W ITN E S S M Y H AN D and th#
seal of this Court on September
29th 1997
(SEALI
Maryann# Morse
Clark of tha Circuit Court
By Dorothy W Bolton
Oeputy Clark
Echavarna. M cCalia. Raymer.
Oarratt 4 Frapp*er
Post Office Boa 3410
Tampa. F l 33601
796104633
N O T IC I
In accorda n ce with the
Am ericans Disabilities Act. p a r
sons n#eding • spec a> a cc o m
m odation to participate m this
proc**d<rg should contact the
individual or agency sending
notice not later than seven |7)
days prior to tha proceeding at
tha address given on the
notice
Telephone; 4 0 7 -J2 3 4310 eat 4227; 1 •00-933-877!
(T O O ) or 1-600-983 6770 |v|. via
Florida Relay S erve# .
Publish: O ctober 3. 12. 1S97
0 E J-6 0
N O T IC I
OF F IC TIT IO U S NAMB
Notice is heraby given that I
am engaged in business at 312
Tw elve
Oaks
Or..
W inter
S prin gs. FL 32701, Sem inole
Cou n ty. Florida, under ths
Fictitious N s m t ol BBW BIX,
and that I intend lo register said
name w ith tha Diviaion of
Corp o ra tio ns .
Tallahassee.
Florida, m accordance with the
p rovisions of Iho Ftc titlo u i
Name S latuiss. To-W it: Section
463 09. Florida lla tu te a 1991.
Tern# L. M u o n
Publish O ctober 6. 1997
0 E J 64
N O T IC I OF B A L I
Pursuant to Florida Statute
713 71 C U T S T O W IN G . IN C will
sail on O d . ?3rd. 1997, at 9 00
a m al 360 South C .R . 427
Lo ng w ood , Fla 327SO. Salter
reserves the right lo bid. Sold
as is. no warranty. Setter g u a r
antee# no title. Terma cash.
1967 Chevy
VIN J81RQ6170HS446947
Publish O ctobar 6. 1997
D FJ-71
P »0 |#C» In t or(UP-C’ •r#n # ,tn
tn # R n # n # ft R o a d w i d # n , n j
protect wh>ch n # » been p<#,.
o u t»y released to m te i# »i# it
Bidder# (R r b *17 %r, #nd #i%o
n#s • b-d open-ng da»# and time
of 2 OO p m Tu##d#y . Ocfcbe*
/ • N M H ’ the City s •••|ues«
ing aeparata b>ds for th#
Ftmaftart R oad uffiid a f «c»n
strucfion Tn# R.A#Aarf Road
Utilities construction includes
•retaliation of approxim ately
3.100 lineal feet of 20 d emet#i
DIP W#f#r mam and appurt#
nances. 1 300 Imaai feel ot ’ 2
d am # r#» PVC wafer m#.n and
*ppurf#n#ncas and a ppruaimataiy 3 300 iinaai feat of 12
•nch diameter k v C re c la m e d
• aie» m i n and appurfanam •«
Pi#"# and sp ec-fiCafiOns may
be obfa r e d at the offices o*
C on klm
Porter 6 Holm es
In g m a a 's Inc . P O Boa 2904
300 W fu to n Street S#nto»d
F l 12772 2104 at a cost o*
380 00
Iro n refundable*
Checks sha'i t e m O # payable
to Conkun Port#* 4 Ho>m#%
t
E ngmaa#
%
me
Bidders are h# r# ty cautioned
not to contact any member of
th# C 'ty Com m ission of LaS#
M ary rega rom g this request
Such contact shall be causa >or
disqualification An questions
'egard-ng th# pioiect should ba
d-ractad m writing to Conklin.
Porter 6 H o lm e s -E n g in e e r»
me . P O Boa 2808 Sanford
Florida 32772 2808. fa e s m ile
(407) 330 0619 Attent.on C 'ty
of Lake Mar* R nahart Road
Utilities Construction
Each BID aha" ba submitted •»»
* teamed envelope conta-ning
three (J ) cop as of the bid Th#
company name of the bidder
shall Da d ea rly shown on in#
oolS'de of tha sealed envelope
and shall ba marked R fB »0 1
99
R IN EH AR T n O A O U T ll* .
T IE S C O N S T R U C T IO N *
0<dt
shall ba accompanied by * bid
bond or cashier e check mad#
payable to tha City of la # a
Mary in an amount equal to 3 N
ct tha maa'mum amount of b*d
Bids shall not ba s u b le t for
withdrawal for a period of nin e
ty (90) calendar day# following
opening
Qonaa. Upon award of the
Contract, tha successful Bidder
shall
execute
sapatata
'Performance* e rrj 'P a ym e n t'
Bonds each in tna amount of
on#
hundred
tan
percent
|t1 0 S | of tha total contract
amount
If m a"m g B>d. Mail to Carol
Foster. C'ty of Lake Mary. P O
Boa 930700. Lake M ary. F l
32793-0700
if delivering B*d. deliver to
Carol Foster, City of Lake Mary.
100 N Country Club Road. Lake
Mary. FL 32740
Tha 6*ds for tho R nshtM Road
Utility Construction (R F B «0 1 98) will ba com pared to the
Bids tor ths asms utility wo«k
as bid simultaneously * t pan of
tha Rinehart Road w idening
project (R F B M 7 -9 7 ) if a c o n
tract for th# Rmahart Road util
ity work is lo ba awarded, d will
ba awarded to the responsive,
responsible biddar. which may
ba eilher a bidder for the road
w ay construction (RFB*17 97)
or a biddar for the utility c o n
struction (R F B I0 3 -9 8 I Th# City
reserves IP* r'9 ht *t »*• »hie
discretion to r*)*ct *11 bids Tha
City is not obng*’ sd to award
the bid to tha lo w e tl numerical
bidder. Tha C ty of Lake Mary
reserves tha right to accept any
bid w hich in ils opinion bast
»arvea the inie re tl of tha City of
Lake Mery and/or to retact any
or all bids or any pan thereof,
or to waive technicalities or
informalities deemed minor in
nalura.
P U B L IS H : September 24. and
O ctober 3. 1997
D FI-2 40
Orlando - Winter Park
407 / 831-9993
I 00 A M
- 5 00 P M
PRIVATE PARTY RATES
14conitculiir* limn
lit a llna
TconiiCHlltthmil
Mltllai
MONOAT Ihfu
FRIDAY
CLOSIDSAIURDAT
• SUNDAY
N O T IC I
OF F O R IC L O S U R I I A L I
N O T IC E IS H fR C O V GIVEN
pursuant to a Final Judgm ent o*
foreclosure dated Septem ber
26 th. 1997. and entered m Casa
NO
96 1914 of tha C ir e u t
C ou rt of the E IG H T E E N T H
Judicial Circuit m and tor $EM>
N O l f C ounty Florida wherein
RESOURCE
OANCSM ARES
M O R TG A G E G R O U P <NC s the
Plaintiff and T S T h ER N f f n
N A N D E Z . B lA S iN A T O R R E S ara
the Oefendaote. • will sa " to in#
highest and bast b -ddar »o*
cash at tha West front door of
tha
Sem inole
C ou n ty
Courthouse Sanford. Florida at
I t 00 a m . on tha 21rd day of
O C T O B E R . 1997. tha following
daaenbed property a t set forth
m sa*d Fmai Judgm ent
L O T 147. LAK E H A R R IE T
E S TA TE S A C C O R D IN G TO THE
P LAT T H E R E O F AS R EC O R O E O
•N PLAT B O O K 12. P AGES 13
AN O 14 P U B L IC R E C O R O S OF
S I M 'N O l l C O U N T v FLO R ID A
W ITN E S S M Y H A N D and tn#
seal o* th-s Court on September
29th 1997
<SE A lt
M a rya m # M orta
Clerk of the Crrcud Court
fly Do»ofhy W Bofton
Deputy Clark
Echavarna. M cCa'fa Raym#»
Barratt i Fr#pp»#r
Post Off•(a Bua 1410
fempa. F l 11601
»94091/92
Sominolo
407 / 322-2611
C lA S S irifO DEPT
HOURS
R E S O U R C E D A N C S H A R fS
M O R T Q A O f GR O U P. INC .
Plaintiff!#!
vs
E S T H E R N FE R N A N D E Z , al at.
Defendant)#!
N O T IC I
OP F O R IC L O S U R I SALS
1.66 49* 021*7
Put» ah O ' lotie* 3 1J
Df J 34
C L A S S IF IE D A D S
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llim i
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1 1 4 2 a Imp
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NOW ACCEPTING
r«*-)«M>q rr # r me i.^u* (u rg a -n M u'far a? r># rost
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a*i add>tA)nai day
g#i itoftuYS Payoruyf<ydArSyr»u##1»urit*1rtN##rn#d
Uae M ' l a v I n fAtWsI »e# *1\ O i> f must f p*ow ecrepUbW
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IN T H I C IR C U IT C O U R T OF
T H I IIQ H T IIM T H
JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT.
IN AND FOR
S K M IN O ll CO U N TV ,
FLORIOA
CASK NO : B 7 -> S 4 4 -0 R -0 9 -A
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f *ON R H O G A N . JR
A M IN O IO N O T IC I OF
P IT IT IO N FOR AOO P TIO N
G A R v M O N 1/
Address Unknown
YOU ARE H ER EBY N O T IF IE D
fia t a p e M .on under oaih has
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»730 W Broadw ay St Sta 122.
(Jv erlo Florida 12763. on or
A t *I R T m | DATE o f
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N O f 'C I
OR
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D AYS
C*ark o* th-s Court, ai 30* Park
A F fE R TH f DATE OF 3 E R V C E
Avenua Saniord. Flo**)# 3/771,
OF A C O P v OF TH 3 N O T ’C I
f.«tu*a #•• vi<• on Petitioner ft
O N T m IM
attorney or immediately fh###.
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d # r t • a s ta ta m u at Fua thott
before O C T O B E R 22nd. 1997
d e r m a w fh fh># c o u rt W * fH IN
th r ee
m o n th s after
th e
may be treated as co n te n t to
0ATC O F T m I F IR S r P U B U C A
th# adoption end you may p e r
TiO N O F TH IS N O T IC E
manently iota a " legal rights as
a parent to tha a dud nam ed m
a l l C l a im s a n d d e m a n o s
the Petition tor Adoption
n o t s o F i l e d W 'L l BE FQ R EV
ER B A R R IO
W IT N E S S my hand ea tha
C'ark of said Court end seal
The data o* the fust p u b "c*
thereof, fhi# 17th day of S E P
•ion of th • Notice •$ Saptam b#'
24th ’ 997
TE M B E R t«9 7
MARVANNE M OR SE
P «'S O h G*i r g Notice
C LER K OF T H f
D O l O R IS JA N E J A C O J E f
C IR C U IT C O U R T
t ’ 83 l # ra ya ’ia Straw’
SEM INOLE C O U N T Y .
Biloxi. MS 2 93 )0
F lO R iO A
Aftornay for
By Nancy R Winter
Person Q iv -rg Notice
A# Deputy Clare
m a c k n C l e v e l a n d jr
P jp i.sh September 21. 21. and
Florida Bar No 014 1 12
October
3 *2. *997
209 North Oak Avenue
DEI-199
Sanford F l 32771
Telephone |40 7| 322-13*4
IN T H I C IR C U IT C O U R T
Publish
S eptem ber 29 end
OF T H I II Q H T I I M T H
O c to b e rs *99 7
JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT
O f l 274
IN T H I C IR C U IT CO U R T
OF T H I II Q H T I f N T H
JU D IC IA L C IR CU IT
IN AND FOR
S IM IN O L I CO U N TV.
FLORIDA
ClVfL A CTIO N
CASS NO. SS-1 9 8 3 -C A -1 4
DIVISION A
n r LAND M O R TG A G E
CO M P A N Y
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n V I T T I R . # i ai.
DafaodanliBi
N O TICK
OF F O R IC L O S U R I SALS
N O TIC E iS H ER EB Y GIVEN
pursuant to e F -r•at Judgm#Mt of
’oractosura deled , Saptambnr
26th 1997. end entered in Casa
NO
96 1963 o* fh# C r r c u l
C o u rt of tha E IG H T E E N T H
Judicial Circuit tn and for S E M IN O l E County. Florida wherem
H YLAN D M O R TG A G E CO M PA
NY ts fh# Plaintiff end R O N A LD
n v C T T E R M E u s s a n v iT T c n .
S T E R L IN G
PAnK
H O U S IN G
A S S O C IA T IO N . IN C
are the
D #f#»danis. I will swII to lha
h.gh.#ftt and bast b<ddar for
cash ai the W E S T r n O N T
OOOR
OF
THE
S E M IN O LE
C O U N TY C O U R TH O U SE . SANFO R D . F LO R IO A el 1 1 00 * m .
on the 28th day of O ctober.
*997. the following described
property as set forth n said
Final Judgm ent
L O T 32. B L O C K 0. S TE R LIN G
PARK UN IT T H R E E . A C C O R D
IN G TO TH E PLAT TH ER EO F. AS
R EC O R O E O iN PLAT B O O K IB.
P A G f)3 ) 32. 33 AN D 34. OF THE
P U B L IC R E C O R D S OF S E M I
NO LE C O U N T Y . FLO R ID A
W ITN E S S MY H A N D and the
seal of Ihi# C ouit on September
29th. 1997
(S E A L )
Maryann# Morse
Clark ot tha Circuit Court
By Oorothy W Bolton
O a p jty Clark
Echevarria. M cCalia Raymer.
Barrett 4 Frappiar
Post O llica Box 3410
Tampa FL 33601
IN AND FOR
S IM IN O L I CO U N TV .
FLORIOA
CIVIL A C TIO N
CASK NO. B7-0 S S 1-C A
O IV IIIO N 141
C O U N TR Y W ID E h o m e l o a n s .
NC F/K/A C O U N TR Y W ID E
FU N O IN O C O R P O R A TIO N .
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AM ELIA P R E S fI, al Al.
OeiendAnt(s)
N O T IC I
OF F O R IC L O S U R I S A L I
N O TIC E IS H E R E 0 Y QlVEN
pursuant to a Fmai Judgm ent of
foreclosure dated. September
26 th 1997. and entered in Casa
NO 97 0261 C A of the Circuit
Court of tha E IG H T E E N T H
Judicial Circuit m end for S E M I
NOLE County. Florida wherem
C O U N TR Y W ID E H O M E LO A N S .
INC
F/K/A
C O U N T R Y W ID E
FU N D IN G C O R P O R A TIO N la the
Pleinf.ff end AM ELIA P R E S Tl.
D O N A LD B U T T N E R . TE N A N T I t
N/K/A D O N N A F E N D E R . T E N
ANT f 2 N/K/A GAR Y FR lD O LE
er# the Defendants, I will salt to
tha htgha#: and bast bidder for
cash at th* West front door of
the
Sam m oi#
C o u n ty
Coo rthouao. Sanford. Florida
at i t 00 a m ., on lha 30lh day
o* Octobar. 1997, lha following
described property as sal forth
*n sa>j Fine' Judgm ent:
L O T / , C L U S T E R C . W IL D
WOOD
A
P IA N N IO
U N IT
D E V E L O P M E N T . A C C O R D IN G
TO T H E P LAT T H E R E O F AS
R E C O R D ED IN PLAT B O O K 19.
P AGES 7 T H R O U G H 10. IN C L U
SIVE. P U B L IC R E C O R D S O F
S EM IN O LE C O U N T Y . FLO R ID A .
W IT N E S S M Y H A N D and Ih#
seal of lhi% Court on September
29lh. 1997
(S E A L )
Maryanna Morse
Clark of ths Circuit Court
By Dorothy W Bolton
D eputy Clerk
Cchsvarna. M cCa'Ia. Raymer.
Barratt 4 Frappiar
Post Office D o t 3410
Tampa. FL 33601
F97010617
N O T IC I
N O T IC I
In a ccorda n ce w ith the
Americans Disabilities Act. p a r
sons needing a special a c c o m
modation fo paibcipate in this
proce*d>ng should contact lha
individual or agency sending
notice not later than seven (7)
days prior fo tha proceeding at
tha address given on tha
n o iic s
Telephone. 4 0 7 -3 2 3 4330 axt 4227. 1 600-953-8771
(TO O ) or 1 800 953-87/0 (v). vie
Florida Raley Service
Pubush October 3. 12. 1997
0 E J 39
In a ccorda n ce w ilh lha
Americans Disabilities Act, p a r
sons needing e special a cc o m
modation to participate m thia
proceeding should contact tha
individual or agency sanding
notice not later then seven (7)
days prior to the proceeding al
lha addrass given on tha
notice
Talaphona; 4 07 -32 34330 a it 4227; 1-600 933-6771
(T D D ) or 1-600 936-6770 (v); via
Florida Relay Service.
Publish O ctober 3. 12. 1997
O K J-6 2
�10ft
Sanford MeftikJ, Sanford Florida Sunday, October 5 1997
21— Personals
71— Help Wanted
71— Help Wanted
71— Help Wanted
71- H e l p Wanted
71— H*lp Wanted
Free Matching
" ‘ GENERAL LABOR'"
WORK TOOAY
PAID TODAY
AVON EARN TO 50*. COMM
rie i M il. Bandl )3 t-T I* 3 Ind
Salea Rap 400 P88 7188
CNA
H o ii3 i
CAREER
CON SULTANTS, INC
MARKETING REPS lor last
Always
LABOR READY
Tof^gflt'* (N» Night
Everyone get* Connected
Sanford
Apply In person today
1551 8 French Ave
Don 1itiift thit opportunity
to moot ether local Singlet
Vo*3M*gn StuOo
rwrtvyvigr 1-45 f
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f i<HThiM
25— Special Notices
Cashiers/
Counter Person
Work al Buay Airport
Wa art hiring Friendly 4
Courteoua Ptopie
Competfilve Wage*
om ens
SWITCHBOARD
FRONT OFFICE
MAs A IPN s
TRANSCRIPTIONIST
MED RECORDS CLCnK
Jerry# Caterera
323-0345
CDL CLASS A TRUCK
DRIVERS NEEDED
Shon H*nri fault
EASY MON
t V I-0«H1 i-inni
qpitvMmutwfi. iivjiahM with
growing company
Eico»«*fit
pay A
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t m n ih c f a m u ii
AI»Pl T >H
P i «*O N AT t AMI 0 * 0 JOB AND
u ic m c a i
'C O IF CART
NEEDED
• tftc n fto tn c t
TN* Wrttw Sorng* f*gh School
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o* a gmt cart lo drag in i taut
fxphfl OW Of no* running or not
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I I I W LA M MARY BIVO 0 * * 1 0
OCT ttfi I f f 7 FROM I 00A TO
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FOR MORE IRFORMAItOh CALI
male yxxr U i deduct
<*u coorr^rfion today Cak 695
95759_______________________
27— Nursery & Child
Care
18 Oil Hi 30 40 hrKwwk lain
fHion A nkandt llokabia *
rash handkngaip 330-7448
CHRISTIAN MILLtONAIRE Earn
more l a w tly ihan m oil
people eern ea mo
370-0501
Clerical Office
A Better Way
o f Job Seeking!
MTJJtAW
MARTA S DAY CAM (Uby »
ICO' !'-• ScNwl LAKE MARY
DC *584-7
3776091
MRS MICHELLES HOUSE
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tg n
5 160wt iix m* t-m
month Cj J lor debut!
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NOW
GET GOING!
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HI s I lx \ I S
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55— Business
Opportunities
Long Term-Short Term
Temp To Hire
NO F E E !0T-7I?-81 M
iiq P e f fr lift A f t i f f wt
?49W<*1 SM 436 #1101
Altemonte Sprugt 774 777Q
Admin Asslslentt
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Earn MSA P/T-WOK F/T
No sefUng-ecctt provided
service local .lores-54*50
In* secured 4 Quickly ' »
turned ■"•OO-m-3141"'
up to
DRIVERS
Start Thla Wash
AQCARHIKJta.IMC.
•NEW PAYPIAN*
18 to 512/hr baaed on tkma 4
eap Temp 01 Direct hire Mull
have MSWord or WdPert 4 Lo
tua or Eacal. Powerpi ■ *. Wa «
Mac h whet you don t know
V E ND ING ROUTE
Many mgh traffic l i t e r
13500 afmk potential
800-342-6653
•Ley Ove# f\in*
•E«U« Stop f*jy*
hi pay In d ahrfl
Mechanical Assemblers
Pick 4 Pack Eipert*
Tarm-Short Term
L ~ Vamp
. To Him
NO FEE 407-TIT-41 M
V
SJOBS JOBS JOBSS
•w a r e h o u s e
■ HAND MAIL ASSEMBLY
' UNLOAD TRUCKS
1 SHIP 4 RECEIV
‘ PRODUCTION
Call B. Orlando 370-4*44 or
Maitland 547-1755 Now!!!
Apply Mon-Fri 7 :) 0-7 00pm
NEVER AFEEII
4SSEM BLV-2NO
S H IFT-R EC O TO N CORPORATION
the
nation ! leading manulactursrr
dibCkjKx ol electronic accei
lo n e ! h ai an opponuniiy in
our Lako Mary lability lor an
Assistant Supervisor In our
Assembly a n a tor 2nd shift,
4P M -1 2:»A m . Mull have pri
or lupervtaory aipenance tn
ligftl manufacturing, asiembty
or packagng linei Mull have
eicallent
commumcalion
skill! and be detail oriented
EiceAenl benef.i package and
compehlive salary Sand re
sume to H U H 5. Recoton Cor
poration. 2950 Lake Emma
Road. Lake Mary. FL 32748. or
FAX lemma to 407 333-1964
EOE.
"
27K • BeneMi «h*n permanent
Top Orlando infection him
leokmg mdrvrduii wilh itrong
PC. oruaruyalonal, and people
kkiin Mull be dedicated and
caraei-oramled Eiperwnce with
MSWord and Etc el a pten Can
Now' TNi may be me occ-on .n.
ty yuu ve been looking tod S
Orlando 370 6640 Mantand 6678756 NEVER A FEEI APPLY
7:30AM-7.00PM.
City Co/Mge
Custom Staffing
853 Eatt Hwy 438. Sle 700
Cauetoerry. FL 37707
PLACEMENT SERVICES
TRAINEE
Du* lo eipsniion, Large Lake
Mary company hiring FuM Tima
Associate* W ax bam you lo
earn your potential
Wggln* 4 Heath: J1M O **
Batter Horn** 4 Gardena
ASSEMBLY!
MACHINE OPERATORS
WANT A GREAT
JOB??
Altai tint day ol work lor work
art with CARS! Apply 6 00
AM Raady lo Work it FlighI
Hand Man 1705 S Hwy 17-07.
Longwood 696-1330
Bartenders
WORK AT BUSY AIRPORT
Jarrys Catarars
323-0345
A TTE N TIO N CNA'e
Conw and frto our caring learn
ol N urun and C N A l Eic*:l*m
beneltii
Eiprrw nced
rec
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3 00pm-l10Cpm
4
11 00pm-7 OOam chilli availabr* Please apply In person
Deltona Healthcare RehabiM*bon Center 1851 Ekcam BNO
PY»XHl. m __________________
A TTEN TION L A O C *
Bring
GLAM OUR PHOTOGRAPHY to
your HOME
Be * host*** of a PARTY
and Earn up to 5300 Cash tor
Laige Sinlotd medical rnpply
co a keeking individual* who
tie hard working, dependable
and able to work overtime Ski
urdiyt m ty be required Fun
bene 111 lo include medic*! inluranca and 401-K You muil
be amo lo bh 75-100 I n OPEN
INTERVIEW S MON-FRI, IA M 1PM. 3844 S. ORLANDO AVE
NUE. SANFORD CcV'U:! Tram
world CORE Sta« al 330 /789
CALL N O W T L s S V o it BARA
1-600-270-5133
CELEBRITY CIPHER
by Lula Campos
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req 1998 Century Conv on the
way pienty ol work. Home Tim*.
11Oar Program. Good Pay Stop
Unload 8 vac Pay Come be
pad ol our team' Cab Stansel
Trucking 1 600 347-7427 MonF » 8 am 5pm
DRIVERS-FLATBED
(1.000 5ION-ON BONUS
MONTHLY BONUS PROGRAM
H ELP
NEED COL A 4 6 MOS OtH
PERSO NNEL,
ECKMwar 800 6116638
Owner Operators also welcome
N E V E R A FE E !!
ELECTRICIAN HELPER
Wi anp SI John 4 Son
611 WYMORE ROAD. W P
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371-8960
570 Laurel Ave
NEVER A FEEI
EXP. LAWN MAINTENANCE
Good pay 4 benefits. FDL
A SS IS TA N T
SUPERVISORread
ASSOCIATE
W SR SR W
BONUS!!!
DENTAL HYOJEN1ST needed 3
days per week M W For veer
new petal* ts » 804-775-4300
%1'ArrfHf'f»
J1 M 4 U
EXPEBIENCED
BODY TECHNfCIAN.
Must have own torti
Apply in panon
TCOi Country Club lid. Santoro.
407-227-4444
SALAD 4 SANDWICH
PREP PERSON
For Euraasan atyt# cs*a F N ib
Me hour* Cadtor aggclntm int.
321-2*04
"Y R B P S O R —
HOLIDAYS
I* looking for
F/T RESORT
REPRESENTATIVES
Dube* to mclud* Airport cov
er. welcome bnekng* and alliacbon sales with strong Cus
tomer Serve* Incus FleiXxkly
eisenlial Eicellanl Company
banslits Resume try 76di Sep
lember to Thomson Hoadsyi.
Suil* 578. 5778 Mafor Blvd.
Orlando. FL 37819, or tor more
nlormaiion can Angle on 3480811.
A drug Iras anvtronmant
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Law* Mary has openings lor *nergibc prolessional seeking in
ercaSem career in a Ngh-pro
lie spacious almoapftera Eapenanced and new kcensee*
CAM; TRUDY MEYER
For a conlidenha! iniemevr
"One is novor lo o old lor rortidiico ' —
*Love enbolden" — Hayley Mill!
O leflt by NEA Inc
COME GROW WITH
US O WATSON REALTY
323-3200
EXPERIENCE MECHANIC
p pay. F u l Tin
Top
Tim*
324-2442
i
HOLIDAYS
Is looking tor
P/T AIRPORT
REPRESENTATIVES
AT SANFORD AIRPORT
Dubes to include Meat and
Or eel. and General Customer
Service 3-4 day* par week
Fleubtlity essential M ull be
well groomed
and
rellabl*
Hourly ra m paid Fleaumet by
26lh September to Thomson
Holidayt. Suita 578. 5778
Maior
Blvd
Orlando.
FL
17819. or lor more tntormelion
cal Angle fm 3440811
A drug fraa environment
cheek. Apply In p
O riendetil*ILt>:
PMONI CONSULTANTS
IT 50 r bonuses
OUR 0 0 AL IS YOUR SUCCISS1 Are you tookrig tor a MItm* challenging career? Teed
ol to* same okl jt*t? We* w*
have toe peried fob tor youl An
Orlando resort Is looking for
several moviduiii wtlh grtu
great peraonakN and customer
serve* skate (750 * bonuses1
Evening slttlts available Cab
nowl S orlando 3708840 or
Mamend 687-8765 NEVIR A
FSSI Apply 7:38em-7:00pm.
Santa Ptu* I* Wring to* our
IV srpari-
• HEALTH INFORMATION
SPECIALIST
•SENIOR CLERK
• CLERK TYPf»T SPECIAL
1ST
Fulhm o day* Monday Fndey
Compel, m e Salary. Esceaent
benotitt Mail Sura ol Florida
appkeabon. with relume by Oct
15 to CF1IC P O B ob 828040.
Orlando FL 37867 8040 (407)
787 3051 E it I t 3 A M I D
“^ H 0 N B P R 0 8 “
Salary * comm ♦ bonus F/T or
P/T ilslaied stmosphar* smok
etg ok Dtbbto or ktoa T87 9770
PORTER
A National Company has P/T
Afternoon poartuns avaAsbto al
Sears in Ih* Sam Towns Ctr
Mall Apply at Merchandise
E 53LJ«Lttfl!M Q J!t2K !L__Pf KX7UCTIONiW AF1EHOU6 E
IM S OPENINGS!*
• 17 MOUFI 5l*FT
• 3* WEEK PROJECTS
• KEFEIIIIAL 5 DRIVED DO
NU9
LABOR FORCE hsi been re
lamed to *1*6 lor Nalxinal rbs
trCxrlor m Apopka Flei days. M
B. Over hm# availAbto' Pick
your own i/vft and days* 831-
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MANAGER
SANTA A
HELPERS
Custom Staffing
Pe4HSt4*»4-7«»l>to____
OFFICE PERSONNEL
Computer A/P S A/R Oenerai
Cantor
• PHARMACIST
• PSYCHOLOGICAL SPE
CIALISTS
The Central Ftorida Family
HaafSi Center it seeking medcal parsonnal to ste* a sataaaa
ofhc* iocs tad in Cass*twr nr
FL Poarbona avaaabto
t Ucantad Ptacbcef Nut*
t MetBcal AstManl
7 Front Data Csarks
Ptaasa ma4tN*i at your reauma
to 7477 S Park Ava. Santord.
FL 37771 or las 8 to 407/377
8775 Ctoang data tor ap(Aca
Im t is Oct 10. IBS7__________
requred 521 8800 (toe)
v u s m a n ______________
PUBLIC RELATIONS ASST.
( # 10Rv
Are you bekng tor * new ca
teerT Ws are tootung b r a i r d
viduaf wah great communlcatnn
akAt and en outgong personal
ay Musi be ban oriented, dwk
cetod. and eager to work' Don?
mitt Itus (seeing opportunityt
NlVSR A F i l l Cea nowl S Or
undo 3708848 or Maraend 087
8755 APPLY within Men-Fri
T:*#T:(
METAL FRAMERS
Needed Now! Esc pay! CM paid
today! Cal now 324EB2S
____Faair “
n tP k M o tla f CM anirtg
Local Bulkier Bupply
Company looking for
EXPERIENCED
OUTSIDE SALES
PERSON
Above average compenaabon
plus beneta package
I n resume to
487-324-3*8* _____
RSCSPTIOMST/OFC ASST
Start today! Orlando Ivm it
leekmg several aipananceO mdrviduala to answer 8 duly
enet L<* typing 4 Mmg Mon
Fo toa-ams |io*4iont avaaabto'
Mat be Inanity and have ■■
caaant commimstion H i t '
Caa today tor an* S Odandu'
370 6848 Mamarto 667 6765 NO
F i l l APPLY T;30am-T 06pm
Custom Staffing
PLACEMENT S E R V K IS
F/T * WP * #4am.
WW Train. 497-7*7-4887.
Custom Staffing
F/T SERVICI AGENT Ortvar
:
PLACEMENT SIRVtCES
HOME CLEANERS
Fam e* Maid Cloud pay. pad tor
drrvmg Can Nad lo working
from tu n * and ownersnai
331-8241
IndualrtM
' '
WAREHOUSE
RECOTON
CORPORATION, the nation 1
Wiikng manuliCluraifdistrtou
tor ol Heclrc acuntonea. has
ufieningi in iti Lake Mary
taoktwi tor In and 7nd sluft
wJif-lmuie Hours tYSlUbto
7 OOam 3 30pm, 8 00 4 30pm
and 4 OCpm 17 30am Mini be
itito to k8 a mnrruan ot *0 ti*
nrt a citolvmoul baus Forkkft
eipevienca pretonod Slarkng
>M (5 75 1 st mat (5 95 Tnd
trutl "Mult pan math 1**1
m person al 7950 Lake
I mme Road Lake Mary. FL
MERRY MAK7S HPttNO
Car 4 Insurance Needed
Weekends FREE 331 5768
JO B
Case Mary Jobs 4 Benefits
Center 514 W lake Mary BNd
Tuea. Oct 7,1-4 #m.
SoeSing Pertonnat ii recrubng
lor the following positions in to*
Santord area
Gras I pay 4 benet.ts For mora
detail cal Chnt at 374-0001
w r Aeaaptotto ditra'g
and Sacaground chack. As toy
tn parearv 2***Ortando(l7-«2)
Of.
I HAVE l INI'.
HELP WAN I EU
h KSIINNI I StNVK FS
NEVER A FEE! *
II JO#tl JO#*I A n you
brad ol dong tn* same old |ob
and want to start a new career
lodayi ‘Let The Ofllca Prof**
Mortals' help you do (uM that1
Cal Our new JO# HOT LINS tor
a U I ol fob* W* are currently
suiting NEVER A FEEI Cal to
day to set up en apporitmenti
Custom Staffing
PLACEMENT SEHVKES
LABORERS
1st E 3rd *wn
Clean driving X raauked.
Good pay. Baneftte.
Cad Mtaev 333-1441
LABORERS NEEDED
FOR UNOCROROUND
imUTY CONTRACTOR
HIALTHVtaURAHCI AHO441*
KAMI Orudtreswartflaas
—
AeWYat?**M#4»cfc*i*.
f Fi t |. i i n f i f ----
LASER OPERATOR
To work day iMt F/T
Must be haxbto
Abikty lo work Independently
Must be ebto to kit a mtomum
of son*
Wil bam
CMI 333-8121 hours 10-SI AM
tor appointment
Ask lev Mr Hpgine
LlcJOrd BagfM MniMar to ontot weS-estkb churtn Sand re
sume pmpn commmee, St.
Pam MB Church. SIS Pin*
Ave. Santord 37771 by 10117/97
Now Hiring foe
Bomlnotg County
R«J* Operators Cooks.
Ticker 5seats. Ccnoessan
Coldwdl Banker
#1 in North America
k
searching for
experienced
u k s associate*
for our new
expanded
Lake Mary
location.
If you are footing for a
great opportunity lo {row
wilh (he best
call Jillaimtoday fora
confidential interview.
Saws Asanrialm
liu t u v i
Ful Time 4 Pan 7«w
Etodncei Helpers. Wttosrs.
Musi be tS years old
Wa pay tor [ ipefwnr*
Travel FULL TIME
lOmonto*. 2 morwt* al
EitaNinl llei»IH
Cal ou 71 hr Jublrw Vvlay1
preferred but net rsguk-sd
1-BOO-711-JOOS
COE
fumened Bunk Houses
Food ASowsnce. 1/7 Msdeal
tneurance Avaaabto. Laundry
Other Fringe Beneku Ptui
Salary end Bonuees
SEASONAL & FIT
POSITIVELY
NO TELEPHONE CALLS
APPLY IN PERSON ONLY
wtd ONLY 4 you
YOU TRAVEL FULL TIME
Rspeaiei
— .
Personnel Manager
UNITED SHOWS OF
AMERICA WC
Fl Meaon Per* Vtoserhoni
•00 btock of E Few Street
BenSord. Florida
Monday torough Friday
Od 410. 1997
10 am - 4 pm orvy
9
2
SNELUNG.
RECEIVING CLERK
ELpenancddrlrKkitt/lal
Sawing
mtchin*
oparatora
needed All candboned lecdry
Beneliis available health me.
holiday pay. vacation pay. ate
Monday Friday. 7am-3pm
Ctolhasmakart. Inc 2740 Old
Lake Mary Rd 321-3810
VaMd FLO
Special Care
F u i bme. all slum
ivico a plui
—nPBBP g n n »n
MATHEWS ASSOCIATES
Santord
"EXCELLENT BENEFIT
PACKAGE"
100*. Paid MedGonial In*
40n Bonus Plan, Vae/Hol
pay. etc
F/T PERMANENT POSITION
PLEASE CALL 407-3733390
cto*
NSW PARTY PLAN Otft decors
live accessortet Hand thrown
poaery S can#**, nc 30-40%
Mull have own toot* 4 eipenenc* in heavy coanon
EXPERIENCED
AUTO PAINTER
n g Temporary Parsonnal
Spaciaturng In Construc
tion E toduktoal bad** Y/» an
currontty accepting resumes
lor Marksling nape w/mgml
Uu*l Appkcanta muH bo ag
gresahre. kaNi onantod and
sad motrvalad. Eilansty# amptoymant package oners. Paid
training 4 travel, compelittv*
salary, heath Insursnc* and
tho hrWtoM commtoston In Ih*
nkistry THIS 19 A 6 FIGURE
O PPORTUNITY. Ptoase max
raaum* to- SAS P O Boa
580815. Orlando, FL 37BM0815 Attention Dave
C IN T R A L FLORIDA
RE C f PTION C E K T IR
D#ntal AH lstant
Needed tor eurgteat prosihetie
reconetructlv* prattled. Ener
getic Individual with tttong
team akiNa. Salary and banw
me
CALL US AT 679 6888
Can Today' *07-8)1*818
71— Hslp Wanted
mg or ipiiry within 60 North
Mcpiway 17 97. Deflary Ftorn
da Orug Fra* Workplace
EOE
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PLACEMENT S E R V K IS
PLACEMENT SERVICES
“ = B fn iW T ttH W i= ------
P/T SERYICa AGENT Driver, #
S SAT t SUN Need to ttoen.
CORRECTIONAL
HEALTH CARE
•RN*
•LPN*
•CNA*
■ARPN
tokarytew: »04-nM J00
Long Term-Shod Term
Temp To Hire
NO FEE 407-7*7-4184___
ASSEMBLY- '
'Data Entry
■Admin Asst
‘BookkpglAcct. A m
•PFWarketlng Ai l l
SaM* t o l l
ADMINISTRATIVE A SST
•Day or Evening Classes
•Fntncul At1 tor Thoie Who
Ouekiy
■Gradual* Placement Awtlance
Custom Staffing
Manual Lath* Operators
CMC Machmnta
Drill Praaa Ope, Ortndara
Auto Mochanlca (aip.) who
want
PLACEMENT SERVICES
Ai a Mecfccai Assistant with an
Aiiouala o( Science degree
you wik help prepare palwnti tor
eiarrunehont. conduct import
ant teiti and pertiapa even a u
nt n mmor tevgery Its a re
warding caraar 4 you lea help
mg otnen
CUSTOM ER SERVICE REP
If -M ir
W ANTED '! Indnnduaia with an
outgoing penonabty and grsal
cummutMcalion skills! No Mlperwrxe requvad Mutt tie aner
gate and have a poaeiva alb
tudu IIS or IIA a ptos" Ca l to
day tor appt S Orlando 370
6646 or Maitland 667 8755
NEVER A FEED APPLY MorvFrl
7. JO-7:00pm.
Can DeBary Manor, 407-4*4-
Custom Staffing
BE A MEDICAL ASSISTANT.
Ca> Kv •'.Irivwvi U V IW4
Call 884-8713 4 aik for a Long
wood appt on Tuea or Wad
Opening! Ior Admina, Sacty'a,
Data Entry, Reception, Peyrotl
clerka. File Clerk i 4 CAD-CAM
70— TRAINING &
EDUCATION
LIKE WORKING
WITH PEOPLE?
CUSTOMER SERVICE _
0»anied sale* parson lor An
Sprgc (fvktuns store OrYy •*;:
w MS Optoma need apbfy
Mon Sal noun. I0 G Beneiis
4425 Am lur (Hector ol Nur*
t 000674 90S0
_____Mon Fri Only EOE
VtNtMNG: LAZY PERSON b
DREAM FEW HOURS-BIO M
ADMINISTRATIVE
Fiee Brochure i 60Q870-4353
WORK FROM HOME making
Lal ui put you lo work!!
wooden frame! Earn to I W
JOB FAIR
»> Ca« 8309444 an E at
j
WORK FROM HOME No coal lor
Mon Ocl 6lf> and Tuea Oct 7th
luppaai earn lo 5360-wk mat
7 30-7 (Xpm .n S Orlando and
■ngbrac *34-6*88 l i t 141
Mamand
Ekcaieni potrhont avaiatae
College
Scholarships Bun
neik Medical Bull Never Re
pay Toll Fiae I 000-318-3600
Erl G-7206__________________
WARNING' Do not Reflnanc* ■
Home Until You read Ihl* FREE
Report! Cal 1 *88 251-6431 an
30i 74 hn lor a FREE Record
ed Menage 4 Ftopori
407-33#8012
small too
Facikty and
Lake Mary 4 Longwood
FREE CASH GRANTS
•CALL TODAY FOR DETAILS 4
INTIRVIEWT1
Vacancies tor
For Longwood, Lake Mary 4
Wmtar Spring I Jobs)
61— Money to Lend
■Courier Driver* to 5110
Small mall parcel Local 33#
PLACEMENT SERVICES
SALARIES RASEO on
EXPERIENCE
NO EXPERIENCE
NECESSARY
•Bank Taller Train*** to (1 00
. atari FT/PT Locall 32#
Custom Staffing
MFG. JOGS)
55— Business
Opportunities
•Alarm/Csbl*
Inslallar
Trainee* to (7.(0 hr. Co. ear,
unilorma. Benefits!I 32S-S0S2.
rxmtl S Ortanrto 170«j640 of
MAitlAnd MS7 07W
NEVER A
F ill
Apply mLongwood
1 yr eip A CU%% A COL rw)
PioGie C a » (Um to
Long Term-Short Term
Temp To Hire
NO FEE 107-717411*
AdmirVCtorlcsl
Oui 7-Page la i n Lenar wkT
Maee You Thousands o<
Ooaerr 4 Oayt 48 You Have To
Do le Mae n To The
People Who Aee For it!
CMt tor e Free Semple
407-tt#t3*l e i t I I
CkflcH
CSHANSIDE SALES REP
ISrtiR
MsiitliirHl alMl Co looking foi
fekfymal piofnivKUieil imfivHkials
to hammu «nt»ounrJouttx>urxl
mn% Rif ,n%RwnrTififi|y jruj an
smir ciwnl rymtlionft Muxl bv
[IFoil?MllODtil Wllfl (KltlliVl* up
lnat nlt.hxle and gwa! commu
natMlMfl
llilrrxguAl A fsiul1
All q-jiilifwKl A(^XiC«ntt Ctll
A• w m bw M iee fame •
*1 P<iy off for 7 Duty* Out*
*40IK netoremernr
•fUlef lYogram*
NABISCO DIST
No Selling Elm to Mkfmc
inveal | IIL *00-477-84*1
F/T 4 P/T
CeH 1-*00-4*4-75*3
_______
SUPERIOR tor 10 YEARS'
Du* to reotgantstion eitnm
o n hurling departmenl the tor
lowing pnehom are avaitaMt
i m w i 4 P/T 3 11 and 11 7
srvtt*
CffA-f/T 4 P/T pom^jni on as
sNftt m long term urvt
C N A -r n 4 P/T on our subacute
uni Raquirementi 7 or morn
years CPR carhtcalion and
adrlhonai educalvn
•fieditti Insurance’
•Vdcjihuo Pay*
4530 weekly.
Mining lettera from noma
1 0 1
$12/hr
Longwood A S Orlando
u m m t m u im i m i
COKE/PEPSI
Fm |407j
•Assembly * Warehouse to
514 50 hr All Shlfta. Will
TrainI 33S-MS2
CHECK CASHIER
A BETTER JOB FOR Y0U1
'utl CaS' Nevur j Fee1
HELP Peitonnel m « • ! «
Com* tom tho funl After
school
•>•>1 MUNCHKIN MANOR
V#ncof HMtthcAf* and
n »fiib ol tAnlofd
UfiO Mtflonv^* Av«
PTkwW |407J XT* SWO
The tottowi
Mowing poalttona I
AvsilabS* Nowl
Tur* Ocl 7 NolYionsC<i>l
ALL MEDICAL PERSONNEL
AT
407‘59t-m3
EOE
fV a w
,iF*«ri Wa ifwcalii/f} mi TIC !
MEDICAL
POSITIONS
i
Pmah*
Suit
l»*c»MM77B5
407 3J9U00
Como kwi INi toil tram *1 17m
Fait Staffing USA
~ i\!0B FAIR**
14 hour* IS#
longwood
CARPENTERS
AH ithaiea 1 10 A up DOt Wt»k
1-vliy Paid Today! 374 W.'i-
323 4343
1-888-410-8900
FT/PT
71 — Help Wanted
71— H#tp Wanted
D M You Pay C o l l m
tu itio n T h li SM iwtM rt
Join the Floddii Army National
(siiard and w ell pay your tuition!
As a member nl the
(fturr)you ran allentl
■ |tubIk itiUej/f nr uni
vervity 1b Hrtnd* with lltr
Ktlucalinn DnlUrv for
Duty I’muram. Thin
Is a jfresl opportu
nity to serve Flo
rida. earn a par!
time salary and
enjoy the ben
efits of a Iuk>)
er i-tlm al ion
C A ll. TODAY1
411 I
__ Thur, Ocl I B T:80 g m
;
HCUMTV 0FFICIR44JC
Unarmed FTITT Santord area ■
Htfiprofto 58to) 804 0118
[
TEMP. LABORERS
A CASHIERS
i
Need 4 peopto to imtoed burnt
8 7 cetlvan S Chuck ItombTt
Truckload Sab See Homier
Sabs Manager B Votosu
County Fairgroundt 3150 E
New rork Ave . l)*L and al 8 am
Tua* Ocl 7 Pays 47 (XVHR No
prune cats
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Industrie
Rf COTON CORPORATION in*
naloni backng manufacturer
dHlrtoulot ol cunaumer abc
rromc accationet. ha> an
opanmg « < 1 Lake Mary (Acs
tor a Spray Painter, 1st shift.
7:00AM -1:00PM. Prior tprty
peering eipenence wrih mr4d
ad prailic componemi pre
Isrrad Mecnarucai aCvety to
mamum spray booth and pami
guns 4 abwry lo rnamttm (up
pry inventory a must Musi
have eiceksni commumcston
stoat ind be dtiaaorwmed
Send return* and salary his
tory to Human Raaourcet
7950 Lake Emma road, lek*
Mary. FL 37746 or FAX re
luma and salary history lo
407-333 1984 508
WAREHOUSE
RICOTON CORPORATION Ih*' i
nations leading manufacturer' J
dtlnbiAor ol consumer electron, i
ic acceaaonei, has an opening |
m ils Lake Mary office tor ■ Sak. i
Bereener in our Mokkng Depl. j
Musi be id * to operate, perlorn^ r
let-ups ind make moor kd|utl > {
menu to k4k screen and pad-*prnbng machnai Mull be abk8
to read and wms English F b ii
buty to perform a varely ot olht
*r taut At rtqurtd a must
Send resume ind saury Nate
IrU Human
TfUHlBll rTBW
UflrVS, 8
VXf|S
to
Raaourcet,
745
Lake Emma Road, Lek* Mary,*)
FL 32746 or FAX return*
utory hotory to (407) 333-1944,
E)
U N I COOKS
J
To 58/Hr. Eap. only. Apply In
parson al Lutgtno'l, 120 Inrl
Pkwy, Htaihrow or call 333-
_______________
LINS LEADER
SEP POWDER PAINTER
3:30pm-12:00am SHIFT
ASSE MBLEN/MACHUfl
OPERATOR
SPOT W1LOCR
TOOL CRI# ATTENDANT
PAINT HELPER
For « kghl Metal Manulactunng
Company Pramium pay tor aap
Benefits tnctud* hetltft to*,
dental In*, Me E AD 4 D. vac*
bon. holiday pay. parted alien
dene* program, matching 401K
Apply Environmental Air Tech
nology 501 Cotlaco Wty Drug
Free Work Ptoee.
3226110
MCURITY OFFICER JO#
Training Armed 4 Unarmed
Brandy 4 Aaeo*. SM-T444
LPN/PRN
Com* Join our toeml
Compebbv* wage* anubenebts.
Vine or itoetthcere and
Ftoftab of Sanford
Phone: (407) 372 8568
Fai: <407^^3-0121
;
>rwwfy laws (mi4«n avail
with baling Nan Co Work rf
may* mats nwriharvkae ratal
Hnra* m your total a>*a (a50- 45755(1 . bunutei Nu sip j
rarfd compfehanarv* 111 rung ,
completo yob dascrption green |
UI* Champ Food Stores
• Manager Trainees • Asst. Mgr. Trainees
Supervisor TYainees • Clerks
All Shifts ...Full & Part Time
For The Deltona A Sanford Area*.
LU1Champ Offer*: Tuition Re-Imburtoment, Paid Vacation*,
401 k, Holiday Pay. Medical A Life Inauranca.
Interview * Being Heidi Mon. Oct. 0th, 1997
Corner o f Welcome Center A DeBary Dr.
9 Am - 1 pm Bring Compltttd Application MM You.
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�Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida •Sunday. October 5. 1997
71— Halp Wanted
98 —Apartm anta •
71—Halp Wanted
W »7 UH
SEWINO MACHINE
OPERATORS
u h i * i p l o y 8 dv
• • m to rt* em ptejffTwm
CALL NOW 322-2044
PRODUCTION SUPER
Keep the (hop running (H o n k
RECEPTIONIST
Turn m legal IlM to k
C A M N IT H M .0 < n
Trim Woodworking U x t .k
1 0 R IA T LOCATIONS
t A 1 Bdrma I1 7 S -M M Mon
111-44(7 or l l t -0 1 71
Oepgner of leather product! I!
w r k ng E ip People tor
• (A N F O R D LOCATION
• MON-FRI, ( 41 am to 1:20 pm
• PIECEWORK B O N U I
• M E A T BENEFIT* INCLUDINO
MEDICAL
Pteaie conuct TR A N IW O R IO /
C O R C tT A F F at 130 77119 or
644 9S7S tor an aipomtment
D UC T W H TA U C llfl
U A CH INM !
Manuel or CMC I M V I k t
E ip duel m tunrft A tr«m r««
Motuteyr vBCilon* xiBurawt*
A 40IK Good «»o * t IO C I
000 393 7055
COOK
Fun Piece' (TWVwk
‘ IMMEDIATE
OPENINGS*
AC COUNT WO CLERK
HanOe Book* (370* 1
Permanent PIT. 70 • bauble
hour! Cell tor eppt
407 1100071
MEDICAL C U R K
leem Front Oetk (740*1
93— R oom * For Rant
M A C H M i TRAINEE
Assembly Oeckground (4(JOwk
WEEKLY RENTAL*
darting B *7T/wk
Mrltorx. Downtown 1)0-447)
FACTORY WORKER
Tram A4 Phases t O l f N
........ EFFICIENCY
Mad w ry •convenient localion
__________ 371 BOM_________
FURNISHED ROOMS-A>M4!
n l t aixrdry. phone, end k.t
u s e .fM |«0 a week 374 4 'ttl
IK
MAHY SANFORD
Male
Moommale
IttV m cr or by
weekly $ 17 ( M d T t f B
ROOMMATE WANTED 4/1WK
ISO D EP Furnished rm luiuee
(maegee 171 w ? o
ROOMMATE NEEDED MOO mo
ut.i met Own bdmvbalh and
r«xi»e pmmMdgte 1 0 1 -t m
CAKE Ml* I HOIIM M 'P U O
} rtoriM laroMO an d i » '
________ 3 2 3 -6 8 7 0 _________
I(A L II
Salary • Convn • Rent lr-C V .il
Fertet Uettng Don I Wen
(407) 172 1044
SEMINOLE LANOSCAPINQ
landscapes Foremen need
ed M ud he.e reudentiel es
perwnce and vakd Scans* |7
tktw
'
Irngetion Technician! ore
man mud be •■perwrxed w-lh
troubleshooting retrdential m
da la None ami good wih cue
lomere 4 6 1 / tv depenrtmy nn
queMceeone
Grade track* operator b o i-
97— Apartmants •
Pumiahad
F t S S ? ^ S 4 M r A P Tr I' l v ^ n
Iranew. t>adi lid
wm-ny
*i (Jn town H x n b x 'i
homee C IA reqiared IS-104*
C A W m U H H U l
NOTICE
fctete fcx 1
(tenon (H t»lu iv fv j
uids
•nd 3710779 l **«v* m+w+tjr
$900 DOWN .WHY Rf NT?
WTmto ytu cam uwfi i» m% :i txlrm
hum* m G H A
ftexx A cte
(tel 7 A u aU a * MUO r*jFTM.»'
the MMteman Group. Inc
ftMHOtl
- 32I-A33J
LAME MARY 2/1
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$4 VI dwfi Sarin*.1 ?'1 |49V
mon * $4'#*. •kf) StetlfXtJ Vi
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STUDIO,
1 BEDROOM,
2 BEDROOM
• Singl* Story D*vgn
• Friendly On Sit* M jru fltm tn l
• No On* Below oi Aitov*
• fumillwd or Unlurm h td
Stud-01
9 TE N 8 TR 0 M R EN TA LS
'LA K E MARY
V7 9 *V/f1
on (fit 4 «« rfuM'l (wi
lit* ua' N i **1
$ 110 (V$1100
'•SANFORD 2/2 I> 4ai 8 CM A
mrw carpet 4 ta n i 447V44M
TIM DOYLE
)7 ) ) 4 « )
STCN4TR 0M REALTY
WE NEED MOUSES TO RENT!
•En*rgy ■ (ff<r«ni Sludioi •fltctntity Fu'ntilifd in Stuiloi Only
323*3311
2
SANFill CHIT AMITMENTS
3291 S. SANFORD AVE., SANFORD
105— Ouptex/Trlptex
1 8 DRM U * «l I ' M Oteoixd Vi
%4«' mcx»
$ 12 Srrto * .J«tN)Vi
IV 4 t e (« > 222-1093
C ou n try
S ty le
C ity
LAKE MARY ? 1 CJiA. inm I ar
( » l $4n>n«>* «>»n«»vi
•
IIEAUTV SALON 2 V H I’a'fc
Dm** Actoa* bom Daxy Ou«w.
fiH i4> bx 4 %latajn\ uxfiiteteOy
(HrtNBKtted <» mor|b% aj>j
224-9200 Own#*
Convenient
S/melous
Affonlnhle
LEASE Coma »rwi*e«oom %
*4o-»«4AaWt $10 9/0 v j H SM
441 IrtAClagn 40/ */H .'M r
Longwood 1/9/ Utrnn EftCC
?0(AJ V) f\ AAT>Af1 SVxm Finns
OKed 233 9294 or $ t^ $ M F
1/2 MONTHFREERENT
MW t YE. LIJUE ORDM UMIT OtM
118— Office Space
For Ren!
MOVE-INSPECIAL
A MOVE IN IPCCIALIf 400 V)
ft A up* $?6S A M ONTH 0»V*»
Storage 1/1 0170 tx 111 i V A
• S|ui Inue A puilm riita w ith L iir i ' C lo u rU • l.ik r
Kroikl • \(> llr)lu ll • Sparkling K w l • Trunin Cm itln
SANFORD OFFICE SPACE
1 Suite, avaitabte - ttOO I F (
1400 4F 407-111-7004
A/teXOWT(KYlP
^Country Laki Apts.
N ^
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i
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117—Commercial
Rental*
Uvln
|5»«s \mr irvl
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t 1 Wan to atom KlxxX Great
lur I d time tmyer 4(7 100 FMA
u n l y ( ( N Call 349 9674
Country Lake
Apartments
8
Beverly B. Meton Reeity
1(01 W Fleet (tree!
_______ (407) 740 4 (0 0 ______
n v O W NER 3 acre* 071 on
ia!n O a !! CHA tae-carpet IWt
near la !e Mary achrxilvt 4
MANY E K TR A t! 311-14(7
GOVERNMENT
FORECLOSED
153—Acraapa Lot For
Sate
IfcXTtet bom t*tnri«F« cx> $1
DrtXMjmwit Ti i M * t -i« H r O «
Yia K Ah m Tote F riwi ( 11MX) ?10
« 0 « f *1 M 7TOA »cx cuttfrt hsi
ng%
SANFORD V? m - I (A«ri void
•<1 cm*kog FM lln tu c n l to
9/8 9 0 ) urn* M>*x» s^'r*.i*Mvxk
(MAVIS KILIGOMF MMO«rM
9/9*1933 OR 372*1291
M»f JM MufTtel "Cxyw* fAX' 4 |
Ih 'IU 'i Frcxii 91C/M IttkeifJ O cc
40/-33M949
OWNER M OTIVATED
I I 9
Ntster w b x A Nc<* «f84
El
T H A M U ” 321-0932
POOL V9 9 000 u\ fl Pm#
crwvf
N*a CM A A tool
Oataan
1 A C R ( ( M E A N T 0440
7044(0 OC-7 I t ».0 0 0
U UeWneNaeWY 222*122
Of BAKYO tx
Ii/ed
tea
tlO itlO . Ouwt area I K O t u
pgr 041C14710). COO 70M INi
j/B Vao O/omwt 1/1 4003
A ir n n n A R ir
h d m is
157—Mobile Homes
For Sate
V I N I I J H I 1 PH U f’ I H I K S
I M a M T 'A f llU T t l lN
F ill S3 M NteH iteP ilM teNI
»#•#« ( H tea tetel 9 •H M 1
CMl»*rtte8*»9 iMM*
7/7-1 toon down DW loc a
C*"v»g» C«7vti Cen*}*! U b v <
MOWWS 323-9200
vOtutuu
2/2 ON VS ACRE
Fenced yard 917.900
Cell 322 2227
t*i; SteMx I U I u f j (x 1 / jr 4b
/ 1 !,
S a ^ ru CLEAN CMA
-Ju -I $7100 323-7410
PARK AVE MOBILE PARK
♦♦ oro}% $1 (XI) lu ft6 CJTJO
U(i
rxuncmg OUiET? 322-2991
OWNER f*+ n c * $4 000
4 1 $30,000
MlOOENLAKE 17M'4|MF.
'tew* 999.100
CO U N IR Y Estate 4 / i If* at*
*•
*|Xc $129 900
PRE Fo*w<totur« ’ 4 «n n 1*10
t*XM|wJ C41IX1 $44,290
O S B O M N L
[t > A in
I n m u i i i i |*|*i H ’l M l l l S
?
IV • l / f . l
CARRIAGE COVE
7 tiM 7 / t Rt Saytne
Ce'iAXt u *n rm It/OOO
V V.
L
* 140 kit P rx w l lo
946 9UU ML 74994
SANFORD
4 bJrm U4te<l
serins bexn #*tKn scfxnX 1x 1 a
kg corner M iVXteq ft t A d
IS MCRCURY MAROUI4 low
m*teagA 1 owner car everything
*cxU at new 91.CKO O B O Cal
3/2-0147
ANTIOUC U A U * AUCTION
GALLE RV Specet avs4et4e n
FkjtrU i Lirgeftt comfrrud An
i->je Ma 6 9 Aucton f very Set
u*rV»y A1 S 00pm Ouxvty con
fta/xrexxt rwwwled C a » PAfty
Berne*
407-331-0100
81 FORD TAURUS OL Grey. hJ
fy matted C6K m.teft A iking
$4800 CaA after 9 pm 3/4-4950
94 SUN8IR 0 4/K mateft g r ^ f
cond A C use nee $6400
CAM 3224429
9111 EMERGENCY
CERTIFIED
235—
Truck/Busss/Vans For
Sate
M I f f I* CHE MOKE t 4 i f VH
Ax fthoci% brxb rear I I inu'l
IM S AT 930-7990 '* r..vj
ItSO EOMU fC O N O VAN I uw,
wi-fi A / li>un()»* »n ft*.
e*i 9 1 f UMl 330-0119
243— Trailers For
^ APPLIANCE
STORE, im
NtW LOCATION
«111. Hwy 17-B, bmttrrr
(407) A34-7072
• RrcontJifoned l RrDuitt
W *lh«fl D rytn Rrffigefi'on
Rrngrt t Ddfterihrti
t/ -4
A i" (" |
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Cl* (M eg
C*f(*1 Cltieleg
v
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m *eDu’'f N 0
D e liv ery A veil able
!9.95
W i t . Or TIM tgefl
FUftaOCNTTAi.
3 2 8 -9 1 1 1
U l e d W e th e r* 8 D ryer*
from 4 ( 0 00 ee
Let A Professional Do It!
witei 4 'l / i a > g*» 14 I
BUYING HOUSES FAST CASH
Pkrmi or lamoril
^ ^ C h w t e a J * »7 ll^ ^ _
IV tem jaxcb A 10 K / I Ft rm
tbsI ccjuk] be mutton «o U a epl
9/1 000
ML 74103
Ceil Jo eon Wood
ERA Profoosterul Rote ettett
407-990-1299 or
pgr 904-991-9291
180—Business For
Sate
LAWN Service
EqixptAccU
Senfcxd eree Cluttered acclt
Free Ir8>ng SeriouN mqu«*««
only 93900 907*323*3392
149— Commercial
Proparty For Sate
163— Waterfront
Property For Sate
(A N F O R D ARTS I I UNITS
471.077 PER UNIT
0 0 0 0 CON04TION
407-E44-4770-RIALTOR
ORLANOO VJ HOME ON
Laka 7aim lew Boethouie
I Seawall ltll.4 0 0
Si JWtne Reedy 177-4T7J
252-
Accounting
ICON BOOKKEEPING
lomijedperftonAii/ed
v r y i h 407-349-9923
253-
Cul
p*ck up
Additlons 6
Remodeling
NEW REMODEL REPAIR
Dcxxi wuvlow! carpentry
axkng deck! A concrete
373 4837 B G Ibkni CUCttMaO
71ip S a le s
Leader
285-Landscaping
SWIFT CO N CR ETE *041414
Ortvew eyi-Patioilidew eiki
Harold (wttt 407-374-144*
Deland M 4 -7 M -I0 M
TALERICO LANDSCAPING
•COUUERCIAL/RESIOCNT •
H.ISC/INSUR•AM phaieft of lawn ta'e*
•t t/ite Cut or rnoofhfy fte*vKi*s*
GREAT RATEIf 322-9041
271-Constructlon
371*0*44
255-Altsratlons
O R Y W A L L'tTU C C O Repeal
Wal A Ce*kog Teitu'rs
Matched Popcorn 322-9331
260-Bush Hogging
tlulh Hog Mowing Any kind ot
Vector worLtend cteinng Memlenenc* connect! Jvaoxbte
HeiaonoUe ulea 344-1144
276-Elsctrlcal
NEED AN IL IC TR IC IA N 7
CALL DICK'* ELECTRIC
407-171-A713
Lie. ER0007(7t/0vor I t Vrs.
262-Cabinets
ALL TYPE CABINETS 'elece
eroodnxcaWAN umL COunle*tO(V
duorinew catMneit 324*0410
278-Handy Man
M argaret Batchelor
M a x im ;
R KA iErrurv:
Rf a l E asy* *
287-Ceramlc Tlte
MORRIS
CONSTRUCTION
Tree ivc carpentry. II hauling
odd (Ob* A more No (ob loo
im al Free eiwnalsi 174-0(11
279-Haullng
CARPET C A R ! BY OAN
407/321-2720
3801 W. Lake Mao OUd.. W. Lake Mary filed n
For Orrr 90 Ytan •Support You Can Count On.
HIGH DUALITY LOW PRICES,
IM YOUR BEST CHOICE!
WOWII Timi only 431 addl rrm
only (10 Include! everything1
No Hidden Charge' Cell ] ( f -
17*4
1
Professional Suites For Lease
269-Cleanlng
Services
A » C L IA N IN O (V C neiKV
comm Free ell 374 0377/or pgr
lor xnmed reaponae 999*3901
APOLLO CLEANINO SVC
CommTteud Ouality Svc/Sxl
alecton goer Lc1n» 371*6944
l(W CLE ANINO 1774404
Domeitrc to Ofncei/Butlnetiee. We do the lob rla h l.
Save Sty
BRAND NBW BUILDING
S U ITIS AVAILABLI
100 WAYMONT COURT, SUITE 110
LAKE MARY. FL 32748
on Lake Mary Blvd. Weal of Pod Office
Call Trudy or Kurt
KATHY'S KLEANINO-Me.xt
wkty/mo . rental clean out! 11
ytt eip r ret. 110-4741
L E T S US LIFT YOUH CLEAN
INQ BURDENS WeeLtx week
etc 11T-1414 0# 414-1140
PREFERRED MAID*
n*itd.
wkly.pr-wkly
Family
owned ( operated knee 1964
Llc/Bondeddni
373-1897 or
astiiai-------------------- ■
Profeiuoanal Mad ServceS
HomeVOto Condo/ Apert
Wkly.UwkJy/Mo LISG1NSUR
407-17(-7(47 407-37(-*77*
MARY'S LAUNDRY SERVICE
Will wash i Iron. Pickup A
O o h v r Low rates 323 S394
DUMP TRAILER Removal ol
DurKTg malenaiyard wait*, elc
pgr 7( 0-4771 of 111-7(17
HAULINOII
Raid Uaih. garage clean oud1
Reaionatke ReWlM
349 9616
Rental property, garage ihed
clean ups. appfcancai. Iraih.
brush 407 1*41 *1* or
pgr 40T -I 1401I 7
280-Homs
Improvements
BUYING HOME/CONDOT
Cal A Paredii* Mom* Insipec
Irons 370-1764 or Fax 330-6417
CHARLES 0 . (Dan) MILLER
Bunder. CBC057781. Ret
Comm. remodel, additions re
pan MC. VISA
407-110-1741
DAVID KiY CONSTRUCTION
New/RemodellnglRepalrt
Lie: CQCOITIK 110-7707
REYNOLDS VINYL SIOtNO
Liltlime warranty No pamling.
wails * overhang, mam BOB
lx One Esb. special discounts
Cal now) (407) 377-3441
SPECIALITY CONTRACTOR
Paxil and home repairs Lie/
BONDED Jack Tune 110-7477
SUNSCAPE LAWN MGMT
Free Eitimelea/Low Rat*.
110-7174
OREO GROSS LAWN SERVICE
RESCOM
O U ALITY CAME
FREE E S I 371-0(34
PRIME CUTS BY DAN
L IO N S R E S C O M
Proles
sdnal and Frxrndi, 171-4471.
_ TW O GOOD OLD BOYS
Tree ivc Indicp lawn mamt
Free esl 307 9013|ny 671 (974
We have e plan lor you! C j .i kx
a hen esl on an of your iawrv
landscaping needs' 374-1711
26S-L8gal Services
A Z LAW TECH
Divorce 955. Bankruptcy $75
Adoption $75 Nanxi Ch.inge
955. Etc (407) 522 0347 24 hr*
99 oft with UVt ad
294-Painting
COUM/RESID with Syr
Warranty A Power Wash
Cell Anlbel M O-47* I
FRANK BARNHART Pslntlng
Plus Pressure Cleaning l l v
In*. Since 1170.171-11(2
300Prsssure
_______Cleaning_______
PflESSURE-Steem Wishing
Decks ' Wa'ks * Driveways
STEAM FACTORY 374-766C
DUN RITE Houses, mobile
homes, walks, decks, drives
^ r * * * U L I c r t i ii _ 1 7 M 1 7 7 _ _
301-
312— Tree Service
DON PICKREN TREE SERVICE
Tree stumb removal Fire esl
LrckUilur I IS-7142
TOMMY RUNYON U w n A T7ee
Svc kc/ms, resxl'com Bucket
truck, stump grindng tree esl
Call 124-147*
S u n j o r i l H i t i i I i I • I 44i t i* M i i r y f.sf«*
A
C l i n e A d A r o r e e i t t ‘ % S 4 <i.f»«>
C u ll lo d n y !
C le e m lie e l D e p t.
Roofing
YATE9 ROOFING tine# 1929
Church 4 Sr DISC. 3rd Gen.
Lie. 1RC0033(90- 322-144*
A d i ' i ' i r iw ' D a i l y I n H ip *I* l » i i l i l u < i( t o u t
3 2 3 -3 2 0 0
R E A L T Y C O R P .,
R EA LTO R S*
288-Laundry Services
287-Lawn Services
275-Drywsll
(407) Mt-oeoe
Congratulations to our Lake M ary
270-Concrsts
CHARLES COM BS Contractor
Pa-nting repaiik.30 yr* eip relerralkUSCFree eilmaiek
ALTERATIONS BY VIRGINIA
AT REASONABLE PRICE*
A p a rtm e n ts
Starting
D
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231— Cars For Sate
M OO*AN FUNN ( Anuguee
t P M C t or Whole HoueohoM
* o * -m 7?i V 4 0 7 -e e o )ii)
263*Carp«ntry
Call Us At: 3 2 1 -6 2 2 0
11*7 Plymouth Voyager. 4 Cyl
good cond 11*00 OBO. Boat
wrtr (400 177-7144.
1 BEAUTIFUL 7 Mxiraiy lieev |
Sals
Su-Utte kx kj borrte rx oflcv
U > j fur trio can 3// 4V U
1 1/2 TON Ca*7n K i'lw t e »*•
n* reAtMi %mh'\ many to Cbon\4
MILITARY DRESS
A #o*k
from ftOiGrJvi 3// /070
ctotfiei Huge ftetectxjn bench
COAlft fkgbl yACfctf 3/? 71)70
SECUBTTY BARS A OOORS
9 i* q fl Of*rr*g Niryteftft puftb
bufbxi Me fpfpjMi 324*3199
AntlquWCollecllbtes
159— Raal EsUta
Wanted
Qet yo w i Shtcfto in a Stow.
!
223— Miscellaneous
C a ll u t at (4 07)372-2611
and
w atch Sem inole C o u n ty *
JA O U A h lrM N O A L S
HUS TTIIP O C T 4 l a r i Oo JetP
M7BS44
I
Apartments
W ANTED U TILITY TRAILER • '
lamp 4a 7 Ami txikl-w'wK ki-i w'
txade Ca l 171-0019
211—
CARPENTER AN Home
repaxt. pamung A ceramic tte
Richard O ro tt 3/1 5972
Off First
Months Rent
2 Bedrooms O nly
CLEAN NKW EPAPCRI
Alum Cane Co*per l Brae*
Kokomo Recycling 371-0004
I 1 I W F k il-U lF M , (a t (-1
207—Jewelry
2 and 3 Bedroom
faddy at:
Mjry h i* worn
W e ll d o f II the w ork •
yo u collect all the S IS
‘ T S ^ T T c ia l a
conv lo 91x 41 a seboort A
'•>%! VOOvj ft cl kvwg f»r«M cx»
*
If you ptKe a bet «v«*c-k .vl e «•
uft bj ftrM youf vri i •** f|*iMiv»t
es m txith fbo S*ink>nt Ihtr,tkl
Arx) tb« Lake M l'} l St* .it .1 rn-.i
Of only $/7 S4) *iml yini fbnil
ft**N if right Awxy e**x run IN » l
for another ten week ft at nn
char(|e' Ail OtV r«Vk
1h.il ft HI
pay fo* tfiea hrftl l4ru Wr*-«.*% N
fore wo run it bx bix*1
people
219—Wanted to Buy
GENEVA 740-0 *1
4-
T h e S tn fo r d H erald/luke
M ery L ite w an ts to make
y o u m o n e y)
Call 323-9180
GJ*6*b-C£U-& ’ hzrx
4 U
funi Herski l M
Krtaon! camp ywimmun
74 I 41c V ) NlSkybrw
F l Ikxxn Carpcxt IK .IO O
9ANFORO AREA-3/2 CM A (*>o
tte fis/wg* tried tV il JUO Mi^te
(x CAi **?*"?% M9 M l
9T JO H NS RIVER »^7awfr^F,%
11S#( Irnwai IU aH IVJ
OtlHwn
h u » U brut (>Kt
te'IsNte |1/')UOO 323 2120
Ibe
by you*__________________________
AAte 407 327-0931
322-7498
watch
C a * u » ftefween ft S bo'ore noon
on Tuevtef And tvAlch the Sean
EHOLI4H HORSEBACK RIOINO
Re a l Estate , imc.
anti
cfxru'
Ta Na advAnuge of out lull s<x»
cul Advvxiivi yo«x in ixu » j
fwico xi rtio SAnfo*d Mfraikj arvj
once xi the La » o Mary Lffo lo*
Only t ri 10" (Ad<l*!'0*T4i l.rx*i
only ft Sf eACb Adt rrtuil txj
(xepAM))
' Cwttom tteA*gn. Whote1
Nam’s The Tims To Gat ANewPad
DIRECTIONS:
AFARTMINTS
On 25th S tru t (Rt. 46A) b ttw ttn 17-82 y
tnd Airporl B M on H irlw ill Avenue
j
Let Ihe Ssntord HrtAki
J» L Fine Ofa JeweW
3 ? I l]/!>‘J J?1 //b/
2450 Hutwail Ave.
Sanford, FI 12771
Thrv i% rtx) peifecf txrxi lo* Yerd
loktt klAry Lite Advertise your
201— Horses
Leraa Building Lot (f t .M O
t 7 Acre* Co m l M f.tOO
Leader
(4 0 7 )3 2 4 * 4 3 3 4
COOLER
WEATHER IS
COMING!
B#4l lb# fuel Kui fteit «0d
tck» on dugt 9 cet% wfb HAP
PY J A C K O D -1 ) FLEA/TICK
W IT . T m w " H"*y Hndegred
«txe S TE N STH O M G E N E ItA l
149— Commercial
FEEO J?3;15}Q ________________
Proparty For Sate
MOST ON TE R R IE R ! AKC U F
IT '/ ) • Patent! on piemive.
Cal
IU04J 341 1047
VERY PROFESSIONAL
I
Prime location great anchor i R O T W IIlL lf l/ D O B II Female
M>e V> 48 Aboil rege bexur]
l u w m u i t 000 v j ft on 17
Cf n I femrfy rjog $S0 * ' »g dog
#7 Front parkng New*y ca-ewt
rege
(?f.*4?| $100 C«n Ombbm
edApanlM l 404-7(0-144)
ebe* S 3/4 1/SZ
7b p L is t i n g
CALL U9 AT
217— Oarage Sales
NEW HAPPY JAC K IIQ U I-VICT
2 K crxr4«*u9 tVutf 9 rixrvten
m*<* lot MONTHLY p***vnnbon
of »file*nei (u rjtite t m dog%
Av«4 o T c STENSTHOM GEN
f MAL H I M 3/1 1SS0
£ < t(( m <t*f
2 7 1 4 U d f e w o o d A v e .. Van Ford • 3 1 0 -3 2 0 4
LET US DO THE
WORK FOR YOUI
199— Pets 6 Supplies
141— Horn** For Sate
AN r»nUI A*wI fltei M U Il •<)v***
l 9#fT*cr l» i»'r
I lo I’te
F«Mk*Al !*•# Fka/wvj All
nt*ke% rt A4e*^,»l to fdM*7ltv* *rry
l>tv1cn*n,* UntiUlum ot «M
rrHniM^UMT lt4M«l on la n rid
or, tviMjujn. m i . tuirvfrrap fa
FOR (A L E or TRADE
I N I 1C BAYLINER
GAL trailer
With 10 HP motor.
Celt 171- M l t
M bi
Take over to-nn StonNxonk Ir
t iV S in u
henxrt irvyrrrus
onty
141-1*7 4*4* A (k for
103— HousssUnfurnlshed
MOVING SALE
Mebu-1 TovM u copte* BUSS II
Perfect cop«9 ?? CP U »ulo
IvtHi A other teetixev Pam]
$ 1« W W4I M*« to* ico n OBO
407-3300419
■ANFORD Mm IM I t A 7 tdrm
apt! Some w' utitt Good aiea
From 4 7 W man 371 (71/
S A N D ltW O O t) ? V Scrn paho
W D Grnd hr. Avar WTO I yr
■let) (140 M'ro-mo (((4 * 4 4
231— Cars For Sale
COM PUTER f*»nt<x* copy mw
Cbmet. faiios mwtonil. many
m*vc comjjcxunt* 3/?-7070
I lot entry nntorod t bOrm in H n
tort eiea |37Srno • ut*t»e 1
year tease 330 7770
ROSELEA VILLA*
2/1 (p e r let •MKVMonth
HUO OKAY 4 0 7 -1 3 0 4 0 )
(A N F O R D 7r7 Appronmalely
1000 wi ft W t l met MKVmo
• towdeposrt Call 111-1041
(A N F O R D (kxxi area Spotless
7't AC hook up! pane A yard
M tV'm o • 43001top 4*4-004*
100—Condominium
Rentals
2 1 5 -B o a ts &
A ccessories
189—O ffice Supplies
MARINER'S VILLAGE
"
181— Appliances &
Furniture For Sale
71 6 H O T POINT S S refng w'
■ce/walei d-ipentei
Outdoor
pev lum wkght M On v ie wa
leibod w/healei A mal'rett
Gooi^ond|tiof^ 4 0 7 ^ 4 7 (^ 5 S ^ ^
DUPLE X/SANFORD
tbdrm. CRT A, carpet,
W/D hook-up. MOOhno
___ M M i n r p y 444-o m . ___
GRANT AIR, INC
c l e r ic a l M l f .
Help Wherever U767/»k
K IT 'N* CAM I.V I.K® It) l.urn Urluhl
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90th Y u r. No. S5 •Sanford. Florida
Sheriff vo w s he will
stay tough on gangs
1997 Golden Age Games
•y M AIU A O R IM
Herald Staff Writer
As the Seminole County Sheriffs Office be
comes the first law enforcement agency In the
state to enforce a street gang recruitment law.
the message Is loud and clear that any gang
related activity will not be tolerated.
Tw o teenage boys charged with violating the
law went to trial today In the Juvenile court In
Sanford. Thomas Savastano. 16. and Jerem y
Estep. IS were arrested Feb 24 and charged
with one count of street gang recruiting, a third
degree felony, according lo sheriffs spokes
man Ed McDonough
Savastano and Estep were accused of beat
ing a 12 -year old hoy for refusing to Join their
street gang at the Hegenry Apartments on
Slate Road 436 In Fern Park. McDonough said
The victim has slnrr moved out of the state lo
live with his father
Last week. Victor Boyd. 16. a third suspect,
was sentenced to probation and community
control and 100 hours of community service
Retreat
empowers
teen girls
until age 19 after pleading no contest.
The gang recruiting law. which went Into ef
fect In October 1990. and the resulting trial. Is
very Important according to Seminole County
Chief Deputy Steve Harriett, because, 'll sends
a message by the community that we don't
want people starling gangs or Increasing and
Initiating gang activity *
"As a society, we say that this Is not accept
able and we will hold you accountable In the
effort lo fight, minimize and eventually elimi
nate this type of activity.* Harriett said
And although gang presence Is negligible In
this county when compared to situations In
other parts of the country like Los Angeles and
Chicago. Harriett said It Is still a concern for
his office because gangs are associated with
crime, violence, drugs and weapons
Harriett characterized guigs as groups of
loosely knit youngsters Involved In criminal ac
tivity Ages, he said, range from 13 to 20
Harriett said those involved In g in g related
activity In Ihe county are mostly trytng lo
5m Oangs. Page BA
Students help fight Illegal drugs
■ y M AJtVA HAW KIN S
Herald Columnist
HANFORD • Seminole HOPE
and Ihr West Sanford Boys and
Girls Club held a Multi Ciillural
Female Teen Retreat on Satur
day. November I al the West
Sanford Boys and Girls (Tu b
Teenage girls were eager lo
hear Ihe planned ngentbi for
Ihe full day of activities geared
lo give knowledge, wisdom and
Infor malum
Over 30 girls w rrr In aliendance lo gather awareness and
Ihe latest tips on becoming ac
quainted with prrsonal health
habits taught by Trtsb Murphy.
K N of Lakeside Alternatives
and Karen Dudd. R N of Park
Lake.
Women In Ihe workplace was
presented by Brenda GilliamJones, vice president of Grove
Counseling Center, anti Pat
Carter, a loan ofllcer at Pinna
cle Finance
Diversity among teenagers
was taught by Jewel lloulrum .
program director of Wrst Han
ford Boys anil GlrLs Club along
with Nina Fralzer Spirituality
Abova: Acuta Zatts. 71. from Raiatgh. N C , practices for tha Pancaka Raca
was discussed by Annetle
Below Cyclist John SmbaJdl. 54. Olympian of tha 1930s. Golden Aga kid of Scott, a Christian and member
of New Ml Calvary Baptist
tha 1990s
Church and Dr. Cynihla HoltMiller. assistant prindp.il of
We watch In wonder as an
Sanford Middle School
86-year-old woman pedals a
Relationships between boys,
bike along Seminole Boulevard,
girls and people was t.night by
as a 91-year-old man throws a
Dr. Gall Choice, a representa
discus at the high school field,
tive for Kappa Sigma Omega
as a husband and wife In their
Chapter of AKA Sorority Inc.
80s shoot baskets at the Salva
and Magge Miranda coordina
tion Arm y Gymnasium.
tor of Orange Comity Rapid
At Sylvan Lake Park, the
Response.
tennis Is exquisite. At Mayfair
The topic of self esteem was
Country Club, the golf Is grand
taught by Lcnora Mobley of
On Lake Carolla. the canoe
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority.
sprint Is spirited. At Fort Mel
Inc. and A Retd High On Life
lon Park, the pancake race Is a
was discussed by Tonya Merdelight. The weather, of course.
thle. coordinator of Ihe Midway
Is perfect. God s way of saying.
Boys and Girls Club
and
'Play on. friends "
Cheryl Funaro. prevention spe
Some of the participants
cialist at Grove Counseling.
have brought their grand or
Your Image was presented by
great grandchildren lo watch.
Viola Pasley. counselor of the
Children listen. Children learn.
B E TA Program of Orlando and
At these Golden Age Games.
Pancaka Raca participants. A/tana Bramar and Carta
Convary tasta toa aqiapmant aftar tha raca Convary
Play on,
friends
Herald Commentary
SANFORD • Thank you. la
dles and gentlemen of the 23rd
Annual Golden Age Games.
Thank
you
for
redefining
sportsmanship
and
cltUenshlp.
It's your lime to have some
fun, and our privilege to ob
serve.
What a journey many of you
have taken to be able to be In
this celebration of life that Is
taking place this week.
So many of you were sons
and daughters of the Depres
sion. soldiers and sailors In
Complete
Golden
Age
Gam es coverage inside
today and all this week
World War II. the architects
and champions of Post War
America. You were hungry,
perhaps homeless You were
separated from family, forced
to fight on the sands of Iwo
Jlm a or some frozen turf at the
Battle of The Bulge.
It la said youth la wasted on
the young. Not yours
Not
yours.
'
Golden Age la your reward,
and It shows each and every
moment you compete In the
tournament of games that has
been held In this city for 23
years.
Sm
fkppad tor tha gold and Bramar tor tifrar mortals n tha
75-79 aga brack at
5 «a Teens. Pege 9A
Gamas. Page 4A
i
Haas* raws*
Stacey Coouradt. Mth grader at Ootoboro Elamantary won tie poster
contest pubActrmg Rad RAfcon Weak Santord Poke CNef Joe DOwd
holds one prize aa Otc M*a Taylor observes More Photos on Page 3A.
Deputies seek suspect in
vehicle burglaries at park
Prom S t if f Reports
SANFORD • The Sheriffs Of
flee has released a h-uik secu
rity camera pholo of a man
who Is suspected of committing
13 vehicle burglaries al Semi
nole County parks Iasi month
The vehicle burglaries oc
curred on various days at Way
side Park on Highway 17-92
near Sanford. Cameron Wright
Park on East Stale Road 46
near Geneva and Florida Trails
Park on County Road 426 near
Oviedo.
In each Incident. Ihe suspect
would wall until Ihe victims left
their vehicles and went hiking
or fishing In Ihe park.
He
would then break Ihe driver's
side window and enter Ihe ve
hicle. The suspects stole elec
tronic accessories and wallets
The security camera pholo of
the suspect was taken on Oc
tober 19th at the Sun Trust
Bank In Oviedo
The suspect
was attempting to use a stolen
ATM card al the time.
F " 7
Suapact
The suspect Is a white male.
35 years old with brown hair
that Is long In the back. He Is
believed lo be driving a 1987
gray Ford Escort station wagon
that has front end damage.
Anyone with
Information
about suspect is asked lo con
tact the Sheriffs Office al 1407)
330-6650
Stylist blends art, autumn
B y M A M A O R EM
Herald Staff Writer
* Youth lo a wonderful
thing: what a crima to
waata It on childran. 9
Local hair stylist Bambl
Copeland Just loves to do hair
and has the awards to prove It.
Copeland
was
the
only
Seminole County resident to
receive an award at a recent
state competition.
*1 love to do hair,* Copeland
said. T v e known I wanted to
do hair since I was 2 1.
■Beauty Harvest Grab Bag*
was the theme at the South
eastern Salon
Tournament,
which attracted participants
from around all around Florida.
For Ihe show, stylists were
given a bag of assorted Items
which they had to use In a har
vest design. Time allotted was
40 minutes.
*You didn't know what you
were going to get.* Copeland
said.
Copeland practiced for six
weeks prior to the competition
outfitting
model
Tiffany
McCroasin. 18. with unique
clothing to match a cornucopia
incorporated Into the student's
red hair.
*She was a wonderful model.*
Copeland said.
In building the cornucopia.
Copeland said she Incorpo
rated about 20 Items Including
a paper plate, a pencil,
a
small basket, and grassy mate
rial.
Copeland said Tiffany's red
hair is all natural and Is per
fect for hair designs.
■Red and blond hair Is Ideal
because you can see the way
the hair moves.* she said.
Copeland also designed Tif
fany's ensemble giving It a Fall
look by using actual leaves on
the shoes, skirt and earrings.
"The
grapevine
on
her
clothes came out of my back
yard.* she said.
Copeland has also won medals
See C op«land. Pag* 9A
Model Tiffany
McCrossin’s hair
was styled by
Bambl Copeland,
who was recog
nized in a statewide
contest for her
work.
S U B S C R I B E T O T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D F O R T H E B E S T L O C A L N E W S C O V E R A G E . C a ll 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1
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�8 8 • S anford H erald. S an ford . Fiends - Thursday. N ovem ber e. 1 997
Lake Mary girls to dance in The Nutcracker
"Trying out for the Nut
cracker was so much fUn."
Underwood said. "I have never
This akptsns. 'Spirit of Sanford* was buM circa 1t97 by Qsorgs E. W sls
been tn the ballet and I only
saw it once, even If I got a part
to commomorat* ths crossing of tha Adamic by Charts* Undbargh In
I didn't like I wouldn't have
"Spirit of St Louis". Specification* ara written on ths back of tha photo
enred. This Is such great expe
in Mr. Wad's handwriting: Length •8 last wingspread •9 fact, propeler rience."
3 teat, motor • 1 cylinder. 2 cycle air cooled 2 HP. RPM-QOO. Tha gas
The experience of Irying out
tank in Ihs wing held one gadon of gasodne Tha plana was suspended
was a tittle hectic for the girls.
trom a 20 foot pole and could travel along the road about 25 mph wdh the
Oaymarle Tomlinson,
the
child to photo who Is unknown. Mr. Wads waa a skilled mechanic with
owner of studio 5D . found out
Chase and Company lor many years and Invented several agricultural
the day of the try outs that
work items, moat notably a famous "mule bain* for harvesting crops He
they were actually being con
and his wife. Buetah Spurting, snare the parents of Mildred Stamper.
ducted Because she Is a new
Florence Stenttrom, Violet Currie and Gladys Dyal
school, she dkl not receive any
information.
W ithin an hour, she needed
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to contact the girls, get them
ready and transport them to
the tryout location, while giv
ing them instruction at the
same lime.
"I had to quickly decided
which girls I wanted to lake,*
lakevtew Nursing Center m il hold a craft, plant and bake
Tomlinson explained "I finally
sale on Friday anil Saturday. Nov. 7 and 8. from 10 a.m. lo 5
decided to take six and that
p.m .
decision was based prim arily
Other goodies m il also be available. Clog dancers will
on height. Lots of limes the
provide on Saturday at 3.
parts are given lo Ihe girls who
Lakevtew Nursing Center is located at 919 E. Second
meet the correct height r e
Street. Sanford
strictions. not only on their
nblllty to dance, t took sta girls
Seminole County Better Living for Seniors currently needs
and four of them earned parts.
volunteers for both its Meals on Wheel* and H .O .M .E .
We must be doing something
right. The two who didn't get
Programs. The reward is the knowledge that you have
parts were not chosen because
improved the quality of life for someone elac. To volunteer,
of their sue. They dsneed
please call Seminole County Better Living For Seniors at 333beautifully, but did not fit the
8877. ext. 120.
height requirement."
One of the girls who did not
Vintage vlaw
L« N
other studios imd team ing
ffma them.' Yen said. ‘ We
work m y hard In class and
It’s rewarding to perform at an
audition and know that you
did your best.*
■Its also fun to see people
that you knew from other stu
dios that you don't get to see
m y often," Sandefur added.
These girls were able to find
fun In a m y difficult task.
O n the first day of try-outs,
the f z la were taught routines
and performed for four hours.
Thetr parents and Instructor
were not allowed to watch and
m ac^aissw w .
B R IE F
Center to hold craft sale
Volunteers needed
To d a y : Partly cloudy with a
slight chance of rain. Highs
In the upper-70s to low-80*.
Low* tn the upper-50* tu
lower-60*.
Friday]
Partly
cloudy. Ulgba tn the raid-,
TOaPbawa W d l l l t o r M W
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Ihe mtd-70*. Lows in the
m Id-50*.
Sunday] Sunny.
High* tn the !ow-70s. Low*
in the low-50*.
TH U R S D A Y
P lcld y B I N
SA TU R D A Y
Su n n y 78 M
F R ID A Y
P la M y 74
tlon and that m il help me
when I want lo try for the next
port in a ballet. It's hard to r e
alize. though, that you d idn’t
get a part because of height
instead of your actual danc
ing.*
Although the other girls felt
badly for Stauglcr. they were
still very happy that they re
ceived parts.
"Part of the fan of trying out
la watching dancers
from
receive u part was Jam ie
Slangier. No matter how m uch
Tomlinson tried to explain to
her that she was loo tall for
the costumes and would have
been
chosen
otherwise.
Staxgler still had hurl feelings
over not being chosen.
"I was very upset when I
wasn't chosen’ Jamie recalled.
"But I worked through It and
realized that It waa a very good
lesson. I hail a positive audl-
year, the eudMena were a let
different. Th e routines were •
lot harder and required more
advanced abilities. Knowing
that M*. Tomlinson waa w all
ing for me helped a lot and
gave me a lot more confidence.
That waa really nice of her.*
Agaato. w h o also didn't not
receive a p a n because she waa
too tad for one and too abort
for the other, also believed
that the experience of tryingout taught her a lot.
*t have only been dancing for
about a year." she said. "And
although I waa pretty disap
pointed when I wasn't chosen
for the ballet. It gave me some
thing to build on. I m il defi
nitely try out again."
Now the fun starts for these
four girls. They m il have lo
learn thetr new parts, get fit
ted far costumes and then
they will have Ihe opportunity
to dance for moat of Central
66
SUNDAY
• r a s y 7 9 82
The high temperature in
Sanford Wednesday was 81
degrees and the overnight
low waa 63.
Recorded rainfall far the
period ending at 10 a.m.,
Thursday totaled .00 Inches.
.6:41 a.m.
5:37 p.m.
•Sunset
Racing against drugs
Nima Khosravani rev* the engine of ■ safety-modified lawn tractor, pre
paring to guide 8 through a course of ramp* and tunosto and over a cat
tle crossing, a l to an tffort to raise money for The Kmart Family Founda
tion. a local drug abuse organization. Ths lawn tractor races where held
recently at Kmart to Lake Mary.
Sm yrna Beech] Seas hre 2 -3
feet m th a light chop. Water
temperature at Daytona la
74 degrees and at New Sym rna. 74 degrees. Wind* are
from the cast at 10-15
m .p.h.
Here are the winning num
bers selected on Wednesday
In the Florida Lottery:
0 -9 -4 -9
Cash 9
8-3-1
MIAMI • Florid* 24 hour (cmperalurcs and rainfall at 8 a.m.
today:
City
La
Apalachicola 49
talrma
rain
Daytons Bch 61
plcldy
FI. Laud.
68
rain
Fort Myer*
65
Galnetvlllc
52
Ulna*
talrma
Jacksonville 56
plcldy
Key Weal
72
plcldy
Miami
68
plcldy
Orlando
62
talrma
Pcnaacola
68
Sarsaola
61
rain
talrma
Tallahaaaee
49
rain
Tamps
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(C h u r c h o f C h r is t :
“.Vrrwsjf Sanford. Lake Mary and Seminole County Since IVOR
Thursday. November 6,1997 • Vol. 90. No. 55
Pubkshad Tuaaday ttirougn Friday and Sunday by
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Goldsboro Elementary School
wgal or haniAi m
Officar M M T iy to
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THE LIOLOR STORE
P idund am PbyWoa
Is a
Uundo.
Neville Fuller, 30. of 2300
Ridgewood A ve . Sanford, waa
arretted Sunday by Sanford
police.
Fuller waa charged
with battery and arretted at
hla residence. Report aatd that
Fuller allegedly Jumped on hla
stater and punched her In the
right eye.
Husband arrastad
Reynolds Morgan. 47. of 3300
Orlando D r.. Sanford, waa ar
rested Friday by Sanford po
lice. Morgan waa charged with
battery and arrested at hla
residence.
Report said that
Morgan allegedly choked hla
wife.
Rafail th a n
John Harris. 38. of 1801 W.
15th St.. Sanford, was arrested
Sunday by Sanford police.
Harris waa charged with retail
theft and arrested in the 1500
block of South French Avenue.
Report aaid that Harris alleg
edly concealed merchandise
valued at 9.68.
Opan container
Joseph Sharpe. 42. of 1800
Jerry Ave.. Sanford. was a r
rested Sunday by Sanford po
lice. Stuwpe was charged with
open container and arretted In
the 1800 block of West 13tb
Street.
Indda n ts
A 25-inch television set was
stolen Monday In the 200 block
of Windsor Court.
A .177 caliber BB/petlet rifle
was stolen Sunday In the 2800
block of Cl Capllan Drive.
One Remington electric chain
saw worth 8100 was stolen
Saturday In the BOO block of
East 14th Street.
Oaa totaling 818.71 waa sto
len Sunday In the 3800 block
of Orlando Drive.
Property totaling 8100 waa
stolen Saturday In the 2700
block of Ridgewood Avenue.
A Royce Union 20-Inch p u r
ple and chrome boys' bicycle
worth 9200 waa stolen Friday
in the area of 20th and Magno
lia.
An Emerson television, two
RCA VCRs. V C R tapes, and as
sorted costume Jewelry were
stolen Friday In the 1800 block
of Chase Avenue.
Property
stolen totaled 81.330.
A microwave and a 8100 ra
dio were stolen Friday In the
100 block of Commerce Way.
Ford. laivy Chany and T
Toll'frM number lots you
help report motorists who
pass stopped school buses
Florida Education Com m is
sioner Frank T . Brogan la con
tinuing a statewide effort and
tod-free number to alert F lo r
ida motortata to the Impor
tance of laws designed to re
duce the serious threat to the
safety of students that la posed
when motortata pass stopped
school buses Illegally.
"This Initiative la a proactive
way to avoid the tragedy that
could result from violations of
Florida's school bus passing
laws.’ Brogan said. ‘ It takes aQ
of us, looking out for Florida's
school children, to ensure that
they arrive safely at school and
return home safely each day*
State law prohibits motorists
from passing a school bus
when It Is stopped and d is
playing Us stop sign, unless
the motorist Is traveling In the
opposite direction on certain
divided highways. The law also
prohibits
motorists
from
passing the school bus on the
side where children enter when
the bus displays its stop sign.
In 1807. Brogan advocated
tougher penalties for violations
of the state's school bus
passing law, resulting In the
Florida Legislature doubling
the fine of passing a school
bus on the right.
The statewide effort encour
ages motorists to report viola
tions of the school bus safety
lairs b y calling a toll-free lu m
ber. I-8 8 8 -3 TO P -4 K ID 3 (1-888786-74541 They will be asked
to provide the license tag num
ber of Ihe car. as well as the
date. Ume. and approximate
location where the Illegal pass
occurred. Working In conjunc
tion with the Florida Departof Highway Safety and
Vehicles, the Florida
Department of Education will
notify motorists reported to the
hotline b y mall that they were
recently reported to have vio
lated the law. These motorists
will receive a brochure outlin
ing the law and penalties for
violations.
The campaign la part of a
continuing effort to reduce the
number of school bus-related
accidents. Last year. Brogan
participated In a bus ride In
Plnellaa
County where law
enforcement officers issued ro
tations to motorists who vio
lated the law.
Community Traffic
Safety
Teams (C TS Ts ) have been es
tablished throughout the state
to educate the public and co
ordinate
law
enforcement
b litres to try to change the be
havior of those persons who
pass school buses Illegally.
The C T S T s were formed to
Improve traffic safety at the
community level They include
persons from various disci
plines who work In traffic
safety and Injury prevention,
such aa law enforcement offi
cers. traffic engineers, health
professionals, school district
personnel, and others.
A IB M study by the Center
for Urban Transportation Re
search at the University of
South
Florida
documented
10.390
Illegal
passes
of
stopped school buses on a sin
gle day in Florida. In a 180day school year It Is estimated
that there arc two million Ille
gal pasaea. each representing
the possibility of tragic Injuries
or fatalities to students. There
are almost one million public
school students transported to
and from school each day on
Florida's 14.000 school buses.
During the last Ovc years,
elgfrt children were killed In
Florida b y motortata at school
bus stops. Since 1990, 32 m o
torists or their passengers
have been killed in other vehi
cles during a collision with a
school bus. During that time,
four students have been struck
by motorists while buses were
stopped to jerk Up w drop off
the students.
Section
316.172.
Florida
Statutes, requires motorists
approaching a school bus from
either direction to stop i
the bus Is displaying the stop
algnaL Motorists traveling in
the opposite direction from the
school bus are not required to
atop only If there Is an u n
paved median or space of at
least live feet or a physical
barrier between the lanes of
traffic traveling tn opposite di
rections.
Regardless of the
of roadway, drivers b a v
in the same direction aa
the h us are always required to
stop.
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Except for one runoff tn Lake
Mary, that city’s and Longwood’s
elections for commission seats are
over. And turnout for this off-year
wasn't bad. We commend voters
who took the time to go vote with
no state nor national races on the
ballot. We believe city politics are
just as Important as Washington
politics are to our residents.
In Longwood. the two new com
mission members have served b e
fore. coming back to politics after
a short hiatus. Both Steve Miller
and Paul Lovestrand are forceful
leaders, and we expect to see
tough decisions made about sewer
service, drainage and growth.
In Lake Mary, a runoff between
incumbent George Duryea and
front-runner Jeff Deen will be held
Dec. 2. Voters need to show up at
the polls one more time this year.
Meanwhile. A1 Crump goes to work
tonight, having won
his race
against Incumbent Shelia Sawyer.
Sawyer served her constituents
well, but we believe Crump can
help forge a better working rela
tionship with the county. (Lake
Mary goes from Island to penin
sula.)
Running for office Is a timeconsuming. exhausting and some
times thankless task. Candidates
live tn a fish bowl, and are open to
constant criticism. For those who
serve the cities, the pay Isn’t
much. But still they run. We a p
plaud first-time candidates Trudy
Meyer and Michael Wlerzbowskl
In Lake Mary and Jerry Dutcher
and Craig Van Hooven In Longwood. for daring to throw their
proverbial hats m the ring. W e
know they learned a lot. And w e
urge them to consider serving on
volunteer boards, to stay active In
politics.
All of the recent candidates are
examples of why the American po
litical system works; men and
women from many walks of life
share thetr knowledge to make
our government
better.
Many
voices and good debate will keep
u s free. Kudos to them all.
Th e Agricultural and Labor
P ropam , Inc. Northern Region
Advisory Council will hold Its
annual meeting on Saturday at
10 a m . at the Hat M anton
Center located at 3033 Country
C lu b Dytv* in Orlando.
The guest speaker for the oc
casion will be Doug Jamcraon
of the Florida Department of
Labor and Employment Secu
rity. TalUhaaaee Office of the
Mr. Jam rraan will spenk
about the number one topic In
the mtnda of the citizens of our
communities, the new welfare
reform program W A f l.C .9 . and
other labor programs.
He will also have Wilbert
M cTler. Region V. Regional
Administrator for the Depart
ment of Labor and Em ploy
ment Security, lie oversees
Seminole. Orange, Polk. High
land. Brevard. Lake. Sumter.
Hardee and DeSoto.
The northern region will
honor former migrant workers
who have 'Deal The Odds* and
become successful In their
Gam es
C o n tin u ed k e n Paga 1A
they are discovering the beauty
of sports and games.
No one bites, no one fights.
No one spits at the referee or
umpire. No one throws a racket
or breaks a d u b . Golden Age
.ithlctes are too noble for an
ger. too happy at being able to
play the games they may have
missed out on In their younger
days.
Your
enthusiasm Is Infec
tious. How can we not spprec iate the tact you have stayed ac
tive. Th a t you have kept going
while others quR a long time
ago. You've M e e d yourselves to
walk a M k or more a day- to
swim the extra lap. to reach
out to tomorrow. You've Insptrad yourselves and inspired
others.
The scores aren't Important
to moat of you. TWo of the
women who competed at bad
minton reported to the scorekeeper. bu t didn't make a big
deal about what their cham pi
onship game score had b e a t.
•We're blends," Harriett Boyd
•aid after her match with Kay
Thomson. "Who cares about
the score.*
One of the problems in
sports today la that everyone
dwells on the scores • numbers
that separate the winners from
lasers. The Golden Age Games
aren't at all about numbers.
They're about the enthusiasm
and pride of a thousand ex
traordinary men and women
who are helping to make the
chosen IWIds of endeavor. Th e
honoreca are Salty A. Sherman
who g n r u p tn Sanford and la
now assistant city manager of
Leesburg and Inell Baldwin
w ho was a farm worker tn
Tuskegee, Ala. Baldwin has
beaten the odds b y becoming a
registered
nurse.
teaching
nursing In Alabama before
moving to Orlando where she la
presently a nurse at the O r
ange County Health D epart
ment.
They've
challenged
each
other: they've challenged us a il
Nice going, kids.
Each war, 5.7 million cats
and dogs arc killed in our
pounds and shelters. There
arc not enough homes
for these animals '
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Hobby, photography show:
How great thou golden art
Hobby,
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The O oldrn Age Game* had
yet another winner with their
Art and Hobby Show. Nine
divisions showcased la kn t In
doiena of categories. In the
Arta Division. there waa a tie
for the gold. Beryl Lackey *
oil painting of Frederick O r
ry and Evelyn Dwomlck'a
I la patntlnf of T r i
ton. the 'Aquatic Fantasy*
both took the honor. Silver
went to Wolf Kahn and
bronie to another one of
Beryl'a painting*.
In the Craft* Division, the
gold and the silver went to
Em m * DutlU All of Emma'*
entries were acherenachnllte.
Scherenachnllte la the Ger
man art of paper ru ttin g The
winning entry waa the v lrto -
Of rom « m
Herald Staff Writer
Evelyn Dsrarnlck.
Deliona. waa
her own at the Golden
at C ity llall.
Her talented art work
all
about the place • as
her
husband. Henry Dwornlrk.
T h a t's me In the Triton Fanyou see here,- said
Evelyn.
'Aquatic Fantasy”
In the
She
had ftvs other pieces that were
winners, too. Including a pastel
on paper of a Navajo Indian
and a water color of a western
i's
le pen
vartte of one of the ahaw
worker* waa the Noah's Ark
I hat came in second. The
bronse
went
to Mildred
tiring.
In the Ceramic* Division,
gold went to the ceramic wall
pocket created fay Vernette
Kirkpatrick. Silver went lo
Beverly Angrll and brorue to
Sytvta Keith.
In the Hartlrullure divi
sion. Arlene Brewtrr * African
vtoieta ■ «
Maurice
brorue.
The gold medal winner In
the Needlework Dtvision waa
a beautiful applique and embrordered quHt made by Ag
nes Lewis. Th e quilt featured
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work that took her at* month*
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H r raid Staff Writer
The aoldlera approached the
line with their weapona In
hand. Each received their a r
tillery of three golf balla and
white teea. When the measur
er* out In the field signaled
ready,
the aoldlera
finally
launched their Maxfll X-out
missiles
With the winds
gusting mildly, the balls had a
little more length, but It arms
the power of the swings that
made them travel distances
close and over 200 yards.
These aoldlera were battling In
friendly competition with each
other to aee who could out
drive w hom In the long drive
contest which is part of the
23rd
annual
Golden
Age
Qamca.
Leonard Stone. B t. the eldest
long drive hitter of the day.
confirmed *1 don't get too much
competition.*
The Barefoot
Bay resident said It jokingly.
but he Is right- No one else
competed In his age bracket.
*1 won the Gold for basketball
yesterday ITuesdayl.* he said.
Stone lined three shots up
and let them fly Judging from
many of the spectators view
point. he must have hit hla
second shot about or over 200
yards. Mis wife Pauline Stone
had hit minutes before him.
She had tough competition In
Ruth Tarombty. an M - year- old
who claimed that she never
picked u p a golf club until she
arms 70 years young
Competing again this year.
Ken Weasel. 72. came prepared
90
shaft driver. Weasel won sec
ond place In last year's compe
tition.
About 20 sartng masters
came out at 10 a m. to atari,
but the competition was not
finished until 2 p m It la un
determined just how many
come out for the event. Medals
are awarded to top three play
ers In each age brocket.
1-Leon ard Stone
band m
BtLUAKM 8 BALL
Women's Division
Friday.
1-V ivian M. Moore
1 -J u n e I. Strlne
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Forester ■, llavrn Hand
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lotng neeiHrpoint, she
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D ire ct from Titusville Playhouse
n and Florence Cham ame oxrr Wednesday
is
fi I' lin Knox Hetiremenl
■ill.ise m Change City He car*
J • i ,'t ot all the retirees at
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enter who hail hobby
ilhm exhibits
a
»ve many talented peniir Mom in Chamberlin said
iitmi i. ihe irtisis Irom the
iltt <ce was Iteverlv Angrll.
Fl s' Indian pottery won a
NOVEMBER l i s t - 2 3 r d
Friday & Saturday 8 P.M.
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aid Shr has a very steady
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Duncan
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H*aMer»M v, t«M i v im m
Agnes Lewt* look a Gold Medal h the
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bunnies, picket fences, fruits end vegetables
I ir her husband and also
her m the talent contest In the
b
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sm |s-op|e in the talent show.'*
th -aid
Hannah MrElroy Is
t jmg to do a comedy routine.
In s quile funny And Brenda
drandy w h o used to he a big
•1and singer. Is going to do
y .’sl Bless America." She has
| very powerful voice "
> Clark Webster won a gold
ih’ i'tl lor his black A white
(tin OMgraph ol a leaping malaid uni a tirnurr for his color
p in "-iP .ip h of a white tailed
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U r t’n|>e everyone will hear
ih. n* the hobby show and
stop I’V In sre us on Ttturs| . s lid Louise Nolan, a SO*
1 n r--sidrnt of Sanford who
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’|i ilrtnan
for ihe 20th consecutive
,r ii Nolan greeted visitors to
display at City Hall. She's
t member of the Seminole City
fivit-usioii Family A Conimutin Education Volunteers who
s p o n s o r the hotihy show.
I 'l l everyone were open
Ijnm *• a m to 5 pm
on
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1*Fred A. Bremen. Sr.
2- *Walter Warner
Age 75
1- *Royce Brower
W om en's D ivision
Age 55
l**Dorothy Hageinan
2Virglnia S. Bishop
3- *Mlrlam Tierney
Winners
Continued from Page 5A
mi adorable bunny and some
India and vegetables The
silvri went to Mildred Drlng
and the btonze to Bcttle
Soimeiibeig
In the Home Decorations
Division. Marlon Watson took
home the gold with her hand
painted plate featuring a win
ter srene Dm Moore took
home the silver and Rulh
Gaines. the bronze. In the
woodcraft division, the allver
went to Bill Wiseman.
The winning picture In the
Photography Division was an
amazing black and white ac
tion shot of ducks taking off
from a lake. You can ace the
drops of water falling from
their wings as they lifted into
the air. The silver went to
Ashby Jones and the bronze
to Clark Webster.
When was the last time
you had your portrait made?
Florence and Duncan Chamberin. representatives from John Knox Village,
in Orange City, atknira tha many exhibits at the Hobby and Photography
Show at Sanford City HaB. Several residents ot John Knox participate In
many game events.
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Gangs
C o a lln M d from Pag* 1A
emulate what they perceive as
gang related behavior through
the use of signs, colors, sym
bols or clothing.
'Th e y may be pretending
they are In a gang.* he said.
Through Its proactive stance.
Harriett said his department
operates a Gang Resistance
Education and Training pro
gram IG REAT). The program
designates trained resource of
ficers from each middle school
to provide education to stu
dents. The focus Is on self es
teem and violence abatement.
'Th e officers teach the kids
Participants In tfw Multi cultural Fsenate Taan Retreat,
hafcj Saturday at tha Wast Sanford Boys and Girts
the Importance of making their
own decisions and how not to
respond to peer pressure.*
Harriett said. * This Instills
values and teaches kids that
there are alternatives to fol
lowing.
Also In effect In the sheriffs
Gang Suppression Unity where
Club, sponsored by Ssmfnola HOPE, smpowared tssn
girts to taka charge of thair lives
of their lime, be responsible,
believe In themselves do for
themselves, find quirt time for
themselves and to remember
Hint they are somebody.
La Shon Goins of Seminole
HOPE said that special thank s
was lo go to Monica May. the
Public Affairs director of W.IIIM
103 JAM Z; Tina Douglas, news
anchor for Channel 2: the
Bambl Copsland and modal Tiffany McCroaaln.
Copeland—
Continued from Page 1A
In dual competitions where she
styled a man and woman's
hair. Her other award Is In hair
culling
Copeland, a Sanford resident
Tor 20 years, recently returned
to the professional hair cutting
world after a brief absence lo
slay home with her two young
sons, Frank. 3. and John. 6.
Her husband Martin comes to
all the competitions to help out
and offer his support
A hair stylist for 17 years.
Copeland works at Hair Plus In
Che Seminole Towne Center.
Gelling sponsors is not that
easy she said, adding that she
wished to thank her neighbor
Melvin Angels for sponsoring
her at the recent hair show
Seminole County Publie Health
Department nurses. Seminole
County Police Athletic League
and lo all of Ihe fast food b u si
nesses that donated lunches.
P AUL P. W ER N ER
Paul F. Werner,
73.
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OBITUARIES
HARRY D. W ALKER
Harry D. Walker. 74. O rlenta
Avenue.
Altamonte
Springs, died Tuesday. Nov. 4.
1097. Born Aug. I. 1923 In
Daytona Beach, he was a life
long resident of Central Flor
ida. Mr. Walker was a laborer
In the citrus Industry. He was
a member of the Mt. Moriah
Primitive Baptist Church.
Survivors include Israel Black,
Sanford: slater,
Clementine
Barnes. McClenney. Fla.
V ou e n Cremation Services.
Inc.. In charge of arrange
ments.
He said many of the kids In
volved In gangs ore looking for
acceptance and an Identity.
They refer to the gang as thetr
family.
Harriett said parenla often
miss the signs such as sym
bols
drawn
notebooks
or
clothing. To help educate par
ents to recognize the early
signs, the sheriffs office also
offers a Gang Awareness pro
gram
through
the
PTA.
churches, schools and other
community organizations.
"All of It begins at home.*
Harriett said.
D eserve A
Little
Preferential
Treatment.
wain in manage sour fu u m i-v A pn>-
M A R O R E T T E L1NNERT
Margrette Llnnerl. 85. O r
ange City, died Tuesday. Nov.
4. 1007 nl Memorial Hospital
West Volusia. DeLand. Born In
New York City, she moved to
Central Florida from Ft. Lau
derdale in 1987 Mrs tinner!
was the owner of Tuna Bar. in
Ft. Lauderdale, for 12 years.
She was a member of St.
Anne's Catholic Church and
past president of the Fraternal
Order of the Eagle aerie
•4201 Womens Auxiliary. O r
ange City.
Survivors Include daughter,
Patricia M. La Polnle. Deltona:
brother.
Gordon
Cuslck,
Tamarak. Fla.; two grandchil
dren.
Stephen K. BaUlauff Funeral
Home. Deltona. In charge of
arrangements.
said.
After assessing the sheriff's
program In Seminole County.
Harriett said the L.A. police
described the gang related ac
tivity here aa something they
had 30 years ago.
“We are addressing It here
and Seminole County Is very
fortunate because we are a l
ready ahead of the curve for
gang activity,* he said. *We
have a manageable situation.*
O f at) the deterrents, how
ever. Harriett said mom and
dad are the most successful
ones.
*What we see mostly In the
lo u n ly Is would be gang activ
ity like graffiti.* he said, adding
that
graffiti la removed as
soon ns possible through an
abatement program Involving
Juvenile offenders, he said.
Aa another deterrent, depu
ties have traveled to Loa Ange
les to learn about gangs and
*it was very enlightening.* he
TeensContinued from Page 1A
Shellne Hohh of the Volunteer
Service of America. R3VP
spoke to the teens about being
volunteers In thetr communi
ties
The luncheon speaker was
Barbara Klrby-tlentley. princi
pal
of
Tusknwtlla
Middle
School who challenged the
terns to set a goal, give a little
four deputies work In areas of
the county gathering Intelli
gence and monitoring kids who
show a propensity to this type
of activity, said Harriett.
T i l l s allows the punishment
to be greater and serves as a
deterrent.* he said.
The gang recruitment law
falls under the state statute
relating to criminal street
gangs, which by definition, ap
plies to three or more persons
who have a common name or
Identifying sign,
colors or
clothing.
Making It even tougher on
young offenders, a gang en
hancement taw. which
has
been on Ihe books for several
years, slates that If a gang
member is convicted of a crime
committed for the furtherment
of the gang, then the penalty
and punishment Increases.
Harriett said his office does
not refer to gangs by their
names because *lt lends cre
dence to thetr existence.*
Port Richey, died Sunday. Nov.
2. 1997 at his residence. Born
In Jamestown, N . Y . he moved
to Florida from Warren. Pa. 18
years ago. Mr. Werner was a
retired aviator with the U S
Navy an a veteran of World
War II. Ihe Korean War and
Ihe Vietnam War. He was a
member of the Fox Hollow Goff
Club nnd the Retired Officers
Assoc lal Ion.
Survivors
Include
wife.
Robin; sons. Christian
II..
Moyock. N.C.. Clalborn U..
Puerto Rico; daughters. M.
Sayegh Gles. Dunedin. Kellie
A.. Sanford; brother. Robert
II.. Warren, Pa.; sister. Evelyn
Carlson. Warren.
Pa.; two
grandchildren.
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DEAD A B U T After reading her
teller about her mather-ln-law, I
hare heartfelt lympslhy far “Char
lotte In North Carolina However. I
think that yeur advlre that she
•hould atart looking for another
man for her aM*her-ln-law wao
uareslnuc. The rhanree at her finds man whe would put up with n
rh Ilka her m olhtr-ln-law are
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waiting for her to me the light. If
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Shell turn aa the tears ar speut
outright Uoa to pH her way.
Tearing your bnuiy apart far her
own setflan needs is heartless How
ever, ae much as you want to blame
your andher-m-law. your husband
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Arm y Pvt. Fabrics Coppcna
has entered basic
military
training at Fort Jackson. C o
lumbia. S.C .
Coppcna la the son of Daniel
and Marie F. Coppcna at 401
Columbus. Longwood. Fla.
Hta wife. A m y Spec. C a ro
line Coppcna. resides In Fort
Lee. Va.
Air Force Tech. Sgt. William
L. Rutherford J r . haa graduated
from the Air Force Noncom
missioned Officer (NCO| Acad
emy al GoodfcUow Air Forte
Base. San Angelo. Texas.
His wife. OatL la the d a b b
ler of Francis and Madeline A.
Hartnett at 323 Boswell St..
Deltona
He graduated In I M O from
Deland High School, and re
ceived an associated d e p o t In
1000 from the Community
College of the Air Force.
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Littlejohn la a member at the
Arm y Reserve Unit front the
810th Military M ic e Company.
Tampa. Fla., or the 351st Mili
tary Police Company, Ocala.
F la . who haa been mobilised
to participate tn “Operation
Joint
Guard*
In
BosniaJames E . Little John of I73S
Santee Ave.. Deltona, and Mar
gie Potarea of 7501 Sparkman.
Tam pa.
He la a 1004 paduate of Del
tona High School.
MWM
AMQAIL
VANBUREN
is the one to blame. Only he ran put
“Mon mis nearest* m her place.
At first, my husband thought I
was loo Mnaltive to his mother's
indirect Insults However, Mice ho
took notice of them, he began to
understand my be lings
Charlotte, discuss your motherin-law's comments with your hus
band while they're still fresh. Point
out situations where she's interfer
ing w ith family time. Alw ays
remember that she's his mother end
the children's grandmother, and she
deeervee respect even when you
don't got hero in return You can
learn to play the game
(>ranted,
net
Graatod. youll never
got rtd of
the old battle-as. but it helps if your
husband is on your side to counter
her attacks Perhaps one day shell
get the hint end get a life of her
KEEPING T H E PEACE,
TKHKK H A U TE . IN I)
L fe g a i N o t ic e s
the U. & S n a p f e o c T u i i in g Sta
tion. Deland. Fla.
Davta. a I M S graduate at
Mount Jullef HUgi School, will
report to Fart Knox. RadcUff.
Ky., for military basic training
on October 31. 1097.
He la the son of William W.
Wright of 417 Green Harbor
C o u rt O ld Hickory. T ra n ., and
Libby Clark at 1290 Catherine
Drive. Orange City. Fla.
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THURSDAY
Cards are on the table
Wednesday Chase race down to two teams
SANFORD _ Pebble Junction look care of one
Cham pions
win no matter
the situation
challenger, while Lillie Q u in n 0 0 8 allowed M
waa not ready to concede anything In the S a n
L A K E M A R Y _ O n e a t the truest tests of n
ch a m p io n la w h e n a team ca n wtn ugly.
W ed. that a b o u t d in ch e a the title for the
La k* ^ taP r P***’ vol*«y*>»U t*am w h o weren't
exactly the beUea o f the bad Tu e s d a y night.
L a d y Ram a struggled to beat an Infertor E d g re a te r team tn the ope n in g ro u n d of
the H aas 8A sub -rcg jo n a ls a n d were lu ck y in
a d vancing.
T h a t’a n o w a good team becomes great.
W h en a team s u ch as the Lake M a y volley
ball aquad e m b a rks on the season, there arc
s b ° u t 3 0 gam es o n the schedule, c o u n tin g
Jftmborc**' to u rn a m e n ts a n d post-season
m atches.
Labe M a ry , or a n y other stro n g team Tor
that m a tter, ca n expect o u t of those 30
ford Recreation Department Men's Wedneaday
Night Tan Siowpltrh League at Chaae Park.
Dob Markoa' two out. two-run tingle In the
bottom at the fifth Inning capped a foe-run In
ning aa Pebble Junction eraacd an 8-5 deficit
and held on lo eliminate Wella Contracting from
the championship race 10- 0 .
Utile Quinn DOS. which fell out of Oral place
In a 4-3 Iota lo Pebble Junction laal week, got
back on the winning back big time. cruahlM
Jem lgan Properties 20-0 In three Innings. Th e
LllHc Q uinn D O S defense held Jem lgan Proper
ties lo only one single, while the offense pro
doted three home runs, lam triples and six
doubles.
In the other game. Invacare Rescue claimed
It* first victory of the season, outscorlng J e m I ’
gun Properties 24-10.
Pebble Junction Is now 0 2. while LUllc Quinn
[JDS la 8-2. Following are Weds Contracting (7
41. Jem lgan Properties |2-0| and Invacare Rra
rue | t - 10).
Pebble Junction ran assure Itself of at least a
tic far the league title If It can beat Jem lgan
Properties In the 8:30 p m. game next Wednes
day. the final night of the regular season. Lillie
Quinn DOS ran force a tie. and a winner take-
pUyofT m two week*, with Pebble Junction If
II swee pa the doublebeader next week f7:30
P m against Weds Contracting and ft30 p.m.
agtinat Invacare Properties), wfefo a teas in eljh e rjM o w and a Pebble Junction wta would f v e
Pebble Junction the crown.
But a Pebble Jun ction loss and a UBfo Quinn
DOS sweep would w in N for Udta Qufcsn 0 0 8 or
Winter Springs girls
will make an impact
. Cindy .Henry a b e a r-a n e u ry s m . S o m e h o w .
Lake Mary d u g d o w n a n d pulled o u t a w in
« » « y have to be considered a
*«».S e m in o le C o u n ty ’s first-ever stale
title tn volleyball or. at least, the first-ever
trip to the finals.
It all started last year w hen the La d y Ram *
a stroog young class tn food the
Lady Bears into the foture.
"We have a really great group of
freshmen.* Hughes said.
Nicole Cook is Che shooting
t others at Winter
will be playing
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,lh e F ,n a l F o u r
Je n k in s
H ig h School near Lakeland. T h e girls p u t u p
a s tro n g fight against a n e a rly unbeatable
Palm D a y team before s u c c u m b in g in the
semis.
T h is ye a r, things are different. Players like
Stephanie D a k . Jc a n n ie and Lin d sa y M a n s.
A n g l W oodall. Ja ck ie V a n Looven. S a ra h
S m ith a n d the rest are experienced a n d
k n o w w h a t lt*a like to su it u p for a b ig game.
T h e y ’ve been sho w in g that all season. Lake
M a ry h a s n ’t lost at hom e a n d haa ra re ly
been challenged o n the road, h a v in g dropped
o n ly three gam es.
B u t. then again, the regular season doesn’t
m ean a n y th in g w h e n y o u ’re ta kin g on the
best in the state. A n d that’s w ha t’s c o m in g
u p for Lake M ary. T h e L a d y R am s are rahked
th ird In the state rig h t now . b u t the records
a n d ra n k in g d o n ’t c o u n t for m u c h now , even
less w he n a com es time to board (he bus for
Lakeland.
B u t if yo u could have seen the district fi
nals against Oviedo. If ever a team waa u n
beatable a n d o u t to prove a point. It was lake
M a ry last week. It was even scarier for the
rest of the c o u n ty w hen H e n ry said her team
ca n p la y m u c h better.
If th a t’s true, start em broidering some new
Jackets. Let the La d y Ram a get rid of the ones
that say. *1996 F in a l F o u r.
S ta rt stitching, -| 9 9 7 State C h a m p io n s ."
Last Second Shott D o n ’t panic over
the M agic Ju s t yet. It takes tim e to m esh w ith
a couple of new p o in t g u a rd s. Give C h u c k
D a ly tim e a n d let h im w ork on this team.
O n ce It meshes. It w o n ’t be losing to M ilw a u
kee b y 3 3 points.
S frin o h (7-1, last w— k baat
Ovtodo, 38-12) at Mainland (7
1), last waek lost to Palm Bay,
20-14, OT), 7:30 p.m.
^.SAHFORD _ What a difference a year
itrang Lake Howell
si. RacheUa King
•tarter on a team
Traina,
Jo n e s
lead U C F
ORLANDO _ University of Minne
sota transfer Mark Jones scored 28
points and pulled down IS re
bound*. while former Seminole
high School star Brad Traina
poured in 24 point*, grabbed nine
rebounda and a hod a team high
five amatol* a* the Unlveraty of
Central Florida beat St. Pctcraburg
A.A.U. 102-91 in an exhibition con
test at the U C F Arena Tuesday
night.
The Golden Knights will host
Lithuania Select In their final pre
season gome at 7:30 p.m. next
Monday, before opening the reguab
season with a home game against
Southeastern Conference power
Auburn on Friday. November 14th
at 7:30 p.m.
Rich Plan nears perfection
LAKE MARY _ Rich Plan moved a step closer to a
perfect season, while Collage Corporation broke a
six-game losing streak In City of Lake M w y De
partment of Parks and Recreation Men’s Fall
Wednesday Night Slowpitch Softball League action
at the Lake Mary Sports Complex.
Rich Plan scored In every Inning and scored at
least two runs In five of Its six Innings at bat as U
won IU ninth straight game with a 16-1 run rule
victory over Celeste Industries.
Collage Corporation took advantage of a threerun home run and a two-run error to take a 5-0
lead In the top of the first inning and this time
Ron’s Tire and Muffler Center could not mount IU
usual comeback as Collage Corporation roiled to a
17-8 triumph.
Rk-li Plan la now 9-0, while Run's Tb c and U iffler Center to 4-5. Celeste Industries to 3-8 and
Collage Corporation to 2-7.
Th e league will conclude (he season next week
with Rich Plan facing Collage Corporation at 7
p.m. and Celeste Industries playing Ron * Tire and
runs, foe RBI), Danny Hewitt (two doubles, two
runs. RBIk two hits _ Dave Johnson (home run.
run. three RBI). Tom Mains (double, run. two RBI).
Kevin Julian (double, three runs). Manny Silvia
(double, two runs). Sieve Boon trunk one hit
Clyde Wood (ru n . RBI). Paul Ltoeno. Steve Wagner
(one run each). Brian Jones; two RBI
Bobby
Shaw, one run _ Kevin Venarchlck.
Celeste Industries: two hits
Trey Brasocur
(home run. run. RBI). Tony Duncan (double).
Frankie Phillips; one hit _ Ryan Bouley (double),
Scott Carter. Mike Edwards.
Cottage Corporation: four hits
Mike Koch*I
(double, two runs. RBI). Rafael Rafael (two runs,
two RBIk Chuck Sutdak (two runafc three hits
Mike rratrtk (two runs, RBIk two hits _ Mike Smith
(home run. run. four RBIk Mel Goings Tdouble. run.
three RBIk Jo h n Kcetond (three runak Bob Polsgano (rank one hit _ Ocne Tyle (grand atom, two
runs. four RBIk one ran Mike Horbal.
ThM time last scaaon. the Seminole*
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
�•Santoro HdrMd. Sdntard, Ftandd ■ Thursday, N o w m te r 6 1997
Lagal Notice*
Football-------------------C a a llM M * frotn f t g * I B
w c rc
Sem ino le C o u n ty .
It seemed clear th a t W o rth in g to n w a s
looking ahead to the M a in la n d gam e w h ic h
will determ ine homefleld advantage for the
first ro u n d o f the playoffs. M a in la n d looked
unbeatable a n d reached a ra n k in g o f fo u rth
In the state before Its upset loss to Pahn B a y
last week. T h e B u c s gave u p a la s t-m in u te
to u c h d o w n and tw o -p o in t conversion d u r
in g re gu la tio n a n d fell tn overtim e.
J o h n M a ro n to th e B u c s ' coach a n d h is
offense features qu a rte rb a ck Ike H a ll w h o
w as the se co n d -ra n ke d passer In V o lu sia
C o u n ty lost season. Receivers Te d d y W il
liam s a n d B ria n R obinson are b ig p la y g u y s
w h o c a n fly.
M a rq u is W eldon ts the m a in m a n In the
Hue hackfkrld a n d the defense Is a n ch o re d
b y lin e m a n R u fus W illiam s.
T h e Noles lioven'l been challenged all sea
son except for a s u rp ris in g loss at hom e to
Lake B ra n tle y, b u t M a in la n d w in be th e ir
biggest challenge of the year. If Sem ino le
w a n ts to re tu rn to W h lg h a m Field for one
m ore gam e, they'll have to gel past M a in
land.
p la y in g o u t the schedule In front of a n
e m p ty h o m e s ta d iu m , stuck In the m u r k of
m e d io c rity .
T o n ig h t, the 'Noles are p la y in g for the
C la s s SA . D istrict 5 title against a M a in la n d
team th a t Is ripe for the picking.
La st week. Sem ino le w ent to Oviedo a n d
•polled th e Lions' h o m e c o m in g w ith a con*
vine trig w in In the m id d le of a n e a r to rn a d o .
O vie d o tried to postpone the game b u t
Se m in o le first-ye a r ro a c h J i m W o rth in g to n
w a s n 't go in g to let h is players play o n a
S a tu rd a y w ith a T h u r s d a y n ig h t game for
the c h a m p io n s h ip to follow. After a delay.
S e m in o le stru ck e a rly and often behind the
r u n n in g o f ne w co m e r Clarence Latim er, a
so p h o m o re Just called u p from Ju n io r v a r
sity. H e Joins D eo n H o w a rd a n d Jo e K n ig h t
to fo rm the strongest r u n n in g back trio In
the c o u n ty .
O n defense. It sh o u ld be a n In te restin g
battle b etween M a in la n d 's h ig h -p o w e re d
p a s s in g atta ck a n d the best secondary tn
y
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JAI-ALAI
F in e r J
from FL.CA.KYWY.PW
WED. thru
SAT. 7:30 P.M.
THURS. A SAT. NOON:
SUN. t P.M.
Also SdnulcM Irom Mart
and Darts Jto-AW
Pompano, Haiti P «k .
IS
hard to tell how
w e ll be at first and how co m
patible everybody will be. but I
know one thing • they all want
to win.*
Even tf the season turns out
to be a slow process with
mounting losses. Hughes Is,
■lUl excited. Just Uke everyone'
else at Winter Springs. The
school boosts the county’s beat
basketball facility and now all
It needs are some banners
hanging from Its walls.
'fra so excited.* Hughes sold.
*1 go to practice and It's so ex
citing to be the first coach at
Winter Springs. We have a new
program and everybody feels
great. I haven't though about It
much but we have some high
expectations.’
dRfWQINTtCH MTJORUIKOJAULM
rJEXA/
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When the volleyball
11nafty releases Its players , the
rest of
the county
has tohave
___________
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high
the new
‘
expectations from If
>on the block as well
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W E D N E SD A Y
Septem ber 3, 1997
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TO DAY
R td C ro a t aaamatrasaas
The American Red Cross of Central Florida
Is seeking volunteer seamstresses to help
make clothes and quilts for victims of local
disasters.
Durtng the cooler months of the year when
local fires become more prevalent, the Red
Cross provides relief assistance to an average
of four Central Ftorla famalles a week whoee
homes have been damaged or destroyed by
fire. The Red Cross offers comfort, shelter,
food and otjer basic necessities to these
faro*lies.
Additionally, the Red Cross sewing group
donates tone each week to create an average of
I -2 quilts a n d a -9 pieces of children s clothing,
sues a -13. for these local famotles who have
lost their belongs. Materials and trimming* for
the Items are also donated to the Red Crosa.
*1 get a thrill out at thinking I can make
something for fanudles an chlldien wlio've lost
so much." said Juanita Forgea. volunteer sew
ing group chair for the local Red Cross. *1 love
to think of a child's eyes lighting up when they
receive something new."
The sewing group meets on Wednesday
mornings al 9 a.m. at the chnplrr's headquar
ters. 5 N. Bumby Avenue. O rlando
For more Information, call the fled Cross
Volunteer Services at (4071 8 0 4 -4 1 4 !
YM CA
Indian programs
A unique opportunity for parents to spend
ans-an-one Um$ with their children Is being
provided by the Seminole t M c a through Its YIndian Qulld Programs
Tb s purpose of the programs
la to
strengthen families. Fathers, mothers, sons
and dau^ilers participate In fun and educa
tional activities that help them communicate
wtlh each other and grow closer. Activities
rm ^ s from cookouta and craft projects to trips
Registration for the programs continue
through Sept. IB at the Seminole YMCA Family
Center at BOB Longwood-Lake Mary Rd. The
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Orlando Sanford Airport
may put Sanford first
Orlando Sanford Airport may one* again be
c h a n fn g Its name, thla time, to Sanford O r
lando International Airport.
Sanford Airport Authority member* on Tues
day discussed the possibility of renaming the
airport In response to strained relations with
the Greater Orlando Airport Authority.
Kay Shoemaker, a member of the Sanford
Authority, said he frit the name change might
help relations with the OOAA.
*1 felt this could help mend some of our
problem* with the airport (Orlando Interna
tional!.* Shoemaker said.
S ss Airport. Fags SA
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dance
It la Urns again to get out your
soap boats.
Qualifying has begun for two city
commission scats in Lake Mary
and qualifying will begin Friday for
two seats in Longwood.
Seat a and seat 4 are up for
grabs in Lake Mary, aa terms for
Sheika Sawyer and Ocorge Guryev
expire. Anyone Interested in run
ning for those seats has until F ri
day. Sept. 13 at B p.ro. to hie the
necessary forma and pay the 997
q u s ilM n g toe.
In U H s s s i iniarsatsd parties
can via f ir asms in dtotnet S. cur-'
rsntty bald b y Jtm Cam eo, and
district I . currsntty bald by Bill
Winston. Wbioi on la the mayor of
Longwood. but candidates oo not
n n for fowl position . They arc
On a Wednesday afternoon Inst
September. Viols Kastnrr danced
gaily at the Sanford Civic Center.
Wednesdays were her special
days
Enchanted
afternoons
In
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A
13-man orchestra
known as
Kids having Am ."
Viola Kaatncr. who came to
Sanford to 1939. stayed pretty
much a kid until her death on
Monday at
93.
Crescent Resources expands in Primera
building, which Is expected to be
completed In the second quarter of
1906
Gaopark's Flllyaw speak*
Want to meet the new manager of the Weklva
Basin Oeopark. and hear what he plans lo do
to protect the resource? Come to the general
meeting of the Friend* of the Weklva River on
Thursday. Sept. 4 al 7:30 p.m. to hear John
Flllyaw.
Flllyaw la eager to share his perspective os
well as solicit your opinion about use of the
preserve.
The Wektva Oeopark encompasses all the
contiguous publicly-owned property In the
Weklva River Basin.
The meeting Is at the Seventh Doy Adventist
Church on Markham Woods Road Just north of
State Road 434.
ration of property to build a bookend far Its first building In Lake
Mary, said Susan Detnea, Lake
Mary senior city planner.
Crescent Resources Inc.'s Re
gional Vice President of Develop
ment Rob Holmes announced that
Crescent Resources will begin con
struction of Its second building In
Primera this month.
Dynamic
Healthcare Technologies, Inc. has
preleased 54.000 square feet In the
According to Holmes. ‘ Based on
Dynamic Healthcare's decision to
occupy the top two floors of the
second building and other pre
leasing Interest, we're moving for
ward with our development plan In
Primera very quickly.
We're cur
rently in the process of designing
our thud building with construc
tion to start potentially In the
fourth quarter thla year.*
The second of Crescent Re
sources' Primera buildings will be
a six-story 150.000 square foot
bookend of the first building which
broke ground to February. 1997.
According to Barton. 'Dynamic
Healthcare Investigated all the
available options for office space
in Metro Orlando. Crescent offered
the highest quality product for the
best lease value.’
Dynamic Healthcare develops,
markets, installs and supports
clinical information systems and
electronic health record and Im
aging solutions for ths healthcare
Industry. Having expanded twice
in the past year. Dynamic currently
has 130 employees located In the
Orlando area, and experts that
number to exceed 200 within the
next two years.
Crescent Resources, the real es
tate development subsidiary of
School
Vital records available
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Duke Energy Corporation,
an
nounced plana for a 78,000 square
foot, multi-level office complex In
Lake Mary In February 1997. The
office complex Is located on 53
scre the company la acauiring in
the Primers development located at
Lake Mary Boulevard and Inter
state 4.
According to Joe Taggart, mar-'
ketlng director for Crescent Re-;
sources, "Were very pleased tat
have a quality tenant Uke Dynam ic
Healthcare at Primera and the tn.t
terest In our property Is very high.’
We've been extremely busy re-,
sponding to tenant demand.*
Announced tenants in Crescent.
A new govcrnrmenl publication, "Where to
Write for Vital Kecords." explains how and
where lo write for birth, drain, marriage and
divorce certificates. Th is publication lists the
appropriate agencies lo contact In each state,
along with the address, telephone number snd
cost. T o order, send u check for 97.93 payable lo
Federal Keprlnts. PO Box 11783, Washington
D.C. 20008.
lauded for
creativity
By MAIIVA HAWKINS
Herald Columnist
BMntBamaiiaPhNpo and Cynthia Hon. Standing, 0
to r) Myrtle Brawn, Cheryl Knight. Ron Nathan, Do-
S U B S C R IB E T O 1 HE SANFOftt) H E R A L D HOH I HE B E S I L U l AL NL W
Disney's Tcacherlflc Awards recognises and
rewards creative and innovative teaching tech
niques. Aa part a t Disney's on-gotng commit* •
meat to education, over $200,000 waa pre
sented recently to various schools to Seminole..
Orangt, Osceola. Lake and designated areas'of ^
Lake.
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Saluted were the outstanding teachers repre
senting the* creative talents that also expand
beydod their classroom and Into the boundless reaima of the educated mind.
Seminole County school Supt. D r. P a u l.
Hsgerty and other school board members were
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Itom
(Miner lines <on Irovel limn
kite sirints io the p ris o n
holding them
■ Oon t allow them lo loin h
nr go near lallen wires
•veri il sparks aren't (lies
rrd II caught inside .1 ve
■Hi le where a power line
has lallen they should wall
inside tor help and warn
other* lo stay away To es1 1 opis —they stuwrld |utii(>
rlenr without touching tluj
ground and Hie vehicle ot
C ^
the some tlnir
• I oil..w ing o stoi 111 (Mist
slot in drh lts
eon eovei
(Mwvei
lines
tli.it
have
lollen down In addition
even standing ne.tr wires 01
lines 1 an he datikletou*
espevially
wet
tree
h r,1111 lies lieeausr tliev ra n
her onie <l,ingern<i*l> enei
Ci/rtl Any dlreit 1 ontoi I
1 ould
tesull in serious in
hi \ or 1 veil death
•
W ain Ihr 111 l<i never
loin I
rlri liii
eords
01
sw llehrs when wet slond
tin; in water or vvtrli we
hands
• D u ring a lightning storm,
tell them I " stay mil of Ih r
w.itrr and away from (m il
dies W hen Inside, staying
■If the p h n n r Is rrlllc n l as
1 urrenls can
enter
Ih r
(ilu in r lines and cause In
jury
• Transform ers and oilier
jHiwer
equipment
also
should he avoided fry <hlldren at all lim es
flo rld a Power Corp pro
voles electricity to more
Ilian -1 fi m illion |>roplr lu
central and north Florida.
The com pany Is the p rin c i
pal subsidiary of St. Petershurg-hased
Florida
Progress
Corp ora tion.* '’
IN Y S E F P C I
[l o c a l f o r e c a s t
FLORIDA TEMPS
Today Skies will hr partly lo
mostly cloudy with a 00 per
1 ent chance of isolated attrrnoo n shower* and lliu n
derslorm * Highs around 90
I ows tonight In Ih r low lu
mlcf-70s
T h u rs d a y
Alter
noon showers lllghs in the
9 0 s hows lie ih r 70s F rid a y
hi atlered
th u n d e rsto rm s
Highs in the u p p rr-B O s . lows
in the upper-GOs S a tu rda y
Partly cloudy Highs in the
u p p e r-80s l.ows in the m id00s
MIAMI
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TH U R S D A Y
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F R ID A Y
T e trm s 6 7 8 8
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Ihl* hem concerns Jo h n
Ja y
A m rilfn ti
slatrsm nn
di|>liun.il and first chief Jurttli c
ot ih r I ’s S u (irrin r Court, .lay
was o u r ul 1In- American sign.;
Iiiilrs on the Treaty ol I’aii*
Medicines
bring help
to older
A m ericans
Special to the H erald________
W A S H IN G TO N . D C
l.llr I*
not only gelling longrr It s get
dug h r llr r . thanks In largr
part lo mrdlt Inrs that are
helping older Americans lead
active itvrs and maintain tin ir
Indcpr iiilrncr
And 91 ph.n
mat ru llr a l rom p a nirs are n i l
rently working on 17H mrill
(Tnrs in trral sui h llirrals lo
an liLdr|M-ndrnt lifestyle lor
seniors as A lrh rlm r r s disease
arlhrllls and Parkinson* ill*
rasr. a n m d i n g In a new rail
vry by Die Pballliai rttlli al l(r
searrli and Mamifadiirer* ol
America tPhRMAi
Ib rse 178
poleutlal n.edli Inrs are In a d
dition In Ih r more than 400
drugs In testing lor heart d is
ease. cancer anil stroke - the
three leading kilters of older
Arnrrlc nits.
li n e are a few of the ways In
w hich
pharm aceutical
ad
vances are already m aking life
belter for older A m erlran s
• Disability rates for people 65
and older dropped by 15 perm i l between 1982 and 1994.
according to a Duke University
study. Medical advances. In
cluding blood pressure medi
cines. estrogen therapy and u l
cer medications, w err a key
factor.
• A clot-buster drug, developed
to savr Ih r lives of heart ntlac k
victim s, has been shown lo
tninim ue (h r brain damage
from slroke Patients given tills
drug are 30 percent more likely
(o have m inim al or no d isa bil
ity Hirer m onths alter (lie
slroke
• Estrogen replacement tlirr
apy Is keeping m any older
women out of nursing homes
by helping lo prevent osteopo
rosis. which enn lead lo rrip pllng hip fractures And a new.
1uni-horm onal drug Tor osteo
porosis can reduce spinal frac
tures by almost half.
• A new drug for congestive
heart fallure-the moat frequent
W EDNESDAY:
cause ol hospttnlUntlon
for
SOLUNAR
TA B LE;
m in .
older A m rrlca n s -cu la the risk
6.45 a .m . maj. )2 ;5 5 p m .
of deal); by two-thirds. New
m in . 7 05
a m., maj
medicines. Including drugs Unit
p in
control high blood pressure
T ID E S ;
D a yto n a
Beach:
and cholesterol, have helped
high 9:35 a m . 9:47 p in.,
cut the death rate from all c a r
low
3.22 a.m .. 3:39
p m.
diovascular diseases lu half
New S m y rn a Beach; high
over the past thirty years, e na
9 .40 a.m ..
9:52
p .m ., low:
bling four million people to live
3 27 a m .. 3 44 p .m ., Cocoa
longer and better lives. Th a t's
Beach: high: 9:55 p .m .. low:
equal to all the people living In
10.07 p .m .. low. 3:42 a.til.,
A rizona.
3 59 p.m .
• Before the 1920 s. there were
no medicines for
diabetes,
which affects more than three
million older Am ericans and Is
a leading cause of blindness.
D a yto n a
Beach A
New
T h e same com pany that has
S m y rn a Beach 1 S e a l are 2 to
been
m anufacturing
Insulin
4 feet
with
a m oderate
since th r 1920s recently p io
chop Water lem perature at
neered a get cilcally-englnecred
Daytona ta 83 degrees and at
Insulin that helps diabetics
New Sytnrna. 84 degrees
manngc their condition better.
Whirls from the southwest at
• Depression, which causes
10-15 tn.p .h .
more
than
6.000
suicides
um ong older Am ericans each
yenr. used to be considered a
norm al part of old age Today,
drugs called selective serotonin
Here are the w inning n u m
rcuptake Inhibitors help the
bers selected on Tue sda y In
elderly tend happier, more p ro
the Florida Lottery:
ductive lives.
F a n ta sy 0 (Sept. 2)
• Older people used lo live lu
1 -1 0 -1 1 -1 4 -2 8
fear of getting pneum onia or
L o tto (A ug. 30)
Influenza, which often h a s
6 -7 -8 -1 0 -2 6 -4 4
tened death. Today, effective
vaccines protect the elderly
from these diseases.
• More than 100.000 elderly
Am ericans arc on kidney d ia ly
sis, a life-saving treatment. A
biotechnology drug pioneered
In the 1980a gives kidney d i
alysis patients back something
they had lost-the energy.
TIDE8
The high tem perature lu
Sanford Tuesday was 92 d e
grees and the overnight low
was 75 as reported fry the
I ’nlversity of Florida A g ric u l
tural Research and E rlin a 1lent Center. Celery Avenue
Recorded rainfall for the
period ending at 10 a m
Wednesday
lutated
00
ini lies
•Sunrlsr
. 7 05 a in
•Sunset
7:44 p.in
S a n f im
terna in
F ro m
BEACH CONDITIONS
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Safety tips can ensure
child safety during the
summer storm season
Today
RUSS
W H IT E
signed on S<-|il 3. 1793. Jo h n
A d a m s and B e n ja m in F r a n k
lin also signed
Hie (tru ly t>etwrrn lllll.llli
and Ih r lln ltrd Stales |iiit .111
end lo Hie R rvohilliuiarv War
J u s t d o It
ic|i 11 s [ki II Day' ( a k a
lig h t fin e r a* 11nation Day) 11
you ilm iT ilo 11 today, chances
a ir you won't
( . imh I tim ing
Ih r ilrsl Wednesday nflrr l.alior Day Is always Do It Day'
L ig h t th e c a n d le s
lllilh d a y parlies are b rin g
held this very m ln u lr fur at -
Irrss Eiteen B re n n a n 100): a c
tress A n n e Ja c k a o n (71); n rirrss V a le rie P e rrln e 154) and
iid iir C h a rlie Sheen (34) V io
lins.
please
It’s
N lcolo
A m a tl'a hlrtll anniversary H r
was tiorrr III Italy III 1596 and
dlrd Aug 12. I0H-I A m rrlca n
merchatil
E d w a rd
A lbert
Flle n e was liorn on Srpt. 3,
IBG0 and dlrd In Paris nil S rp l
26. 1937. Ever simp at F llrn r's
lu lloslon? Tlie lla s rm rn l Sale
I* a blast
B a n k o n it
Ih r law -abiding illl/ rn s nl
Nnrlhflrld.
M in n , are c rlr
hrallng Ih r D rfrn l ol Jeaae
Ja m e s Days this w rrk T h r i r *
a hank robbery reenaclinrnt.
loot races, paratlr and riwlro
More lltnil 150.000 will a n n u l
I h r original Jam es tiring was
pi it out of business frying In
rob Ih r hank al Northllrld F ri
day I* the I5 0 lh birth anniver
sary for J r s s r Jam es, horn
S rp l 5. 1847 at Centerville.
Valeri* Parrlna la fin* at 54
Missouri. Jam es was 34 when
h r w a » shot in Ih r tiack of the
heart by Robert Ford , who
ro llrrt rd a 810.000 reward
O n Page 2 tomorrow
A
birthday card to n rw s c o m
mentator Paul Harvey 179 )
Good Day
You can lead a
student to class...
d o Tuesday morninq over
500 students filled the halls ol
Wicklow Elementary School lor
tho first
time
Goldsboro
Elementary shared its facilities
with the students Ioi the past
month until the school was
completed lor the children who
aie mostly from areas south ol
25th Street
Many ol tlie students required
s little assistance n finding
then classrooms
Guidance
counselor Jessie Wynn (right
top photo) pointed In si graders
Hichaid Giey Jr (left) and
Maya Foster (cenlerl m the
right direction
HPM P*©»04 ft? f
v•»*«*«'
first day ot school at Wicklow
was a satan Instead ol seeing
wid arumals m the |ungie.
kindergarten sludenls clad m
their 'satari funs' were tod
through the halts of the school
by the* teacher. Lisa Gurganis
m order lo start lamiluriiing
Ihemselves with the* new
home away from home
The fun experience showed
the children nol only where
the* classrooms were but also
where imporlarvt places like Ihe
calelona and school office
were located
P o litic a l p a rtie s ra is e so ft m o n e y
Special to the Herald_________________________
National political party co m m lticrs raised
8 3 4 .271.909 In soft money du ring the first sw
m onths of 1997 • more Ilian Iw lcr the S I3
m illion they raised du ring Ih r comparable p e
riod In 1993. Ih r six month.* following th r Iasi
Presidential election - according to a C o m m o n
Cause analysis relruscd today
D u rin g the first six m onths of 1997. Ib-pubtlcarix raised mure Ilian twice us m uch soft
money as the Democrats. S23 million co m
pared to 811 m illion, the study found.
Th e Republican National Com m ittee IRNCI
reported the single largest soft money c o n tri
bution d u rin g the period, a combined 81 m il
lion given by Am w ay President Rlchnrd DcVos
and his wife on April 2. 1997. The DeVos' co n
tribution Is the second-largest single political
contribution on record, according to Com m on
Cause. The largest political contribution on
record was a 81.5 m illion soil money co n tri
bution from Am w ay C o rp to the RNC In O c to
ber 1994.
"At Ihe very same time the Thom pson h e a r
ings are docum enting Ihe sordid story of soil
money contributions In the 1996 elections.
Dem ocrats and Republicans arc out eagerly
raising record amounts of huge, unregulated
and co rrupting soft money." Com m on Cause
President Ann M cBride said. "Congress must
act after the August recess to end the dis
credited soft money system that Is over
w helm ing elections and poisoning ou r political
system ."
Th e nutlonal party com m ittees’ total soft
money contributions du ring Ihe first six
m onths of 1097. according lo Com m on Cause,
were:
Dem ocratic National Com m ittee - 8 0 .9 4 7 .9 2 8
Dem ocratic Senatorial Cam paign Com m ittee •
2 ,3 1 7 .8 9 3
Dem ocratic Congressional Cam paign C o m m it
tee -1 .8 8 3 .5 4 0
To ta l Democratic Soft Money $11,149,367
Republican
Nutlonal
Com mittee
8 1 2 .4 1 1 .8 0 1
Republican Senate-House D inner Com mittee •
5.201 270
National Republican Congressional Com m ittee
• 3 ,4 1 0 .5 8 6
National Republican Senatorial Com m ittee 2 .0 9 8 .9 4 5
T o ta l Republican Soft M oney
8 2 3 .1 2 2 ,6 0 2
* The Ncfwbllcan HcnaU’-llo u s v Dinner Com ml lire dlt'Ules Its (lunations between (fit- N H SC
and NHCC. Tola Is do not Include transjers be
tween party committers, bank loons, Interest,
iijfsets to operating expenditures or other busi
ness-related receipts.
Momentum builds for banning soft
money
Before leaving for the August recess. S ena
tors Jo hn M cCain (R -A / l, Russ Fclngold IO W l), Carl Levin (D -M II. Susan Collins (It-M E ),
and Max Cleland ID -C A I announced their
plans to brin g cam paign llnanre reform leglsiatlnn to the Senate floor lu September. At the
heart of the M rC a ln-Fe lng o ld bill Is a ban 0:1
soft money.
Their announcem ent adds lo Ihe m o m e n
tum furled In laic J u ly as former Presidents
Gerald Ford. Jim m y Carter and George Uush
called on Congress to end the soft money sys
tem. The former Presidents' letters m in e on
the heels of an nil In the Wall Street Jo u rn a l
signrd by an Impressive list of corporate ex
ecutives who railed on Congress to net w ith
Ihe message: "Soft Money - cnrl II now." E a r
lier Ihls sum m er, General Motors nntl several
other major corporations pledged to stop giv
ing soft money contributions.
M om entum la also growing In the House of
Representatives as reform leaders C h ristop h e r
Shays IR -C T ) and M arty Meehan ID -M A ) have
been Joined In their call for an end to the soft
money system by a bipartisan group of
Frcshnm n Members of Congress.
Virtually all of the cam paign flnnncc abuses
exposed du ring the 1990 cam paigns Involved
soft money, according to Com m on Cause, Th e
first phase of the Senate Investigation Into
cam paign finance abuses which ended last
Bee Soft m oney, Page BA
�I
Sdnlofil Hofald, Sanlord, Florida
Wednesday, Soplnmbet 3. 1997 - JA
Meat down pants
Kuninn D i . i /. 21 ol GOO Crcliir (re c k C ir.. Hanford, wits
h i . sir (I W riliicsiliiy liy H .inlonl poller. Diaz was charged w 'lli
h i .ill tliili .m il .in i's iril iii tin- 3000 lilm k of O rla nd o D flvr
Dramatic rescue
U rjinil s.ml lli.it Dl.i/ p i,iii'il <i p.irkogr nl lim it In lim it '<f lit*
p.mts .mil m i ll to walk m il nl I lie slim*
Seminole County Firs Department
works on a car Involved In an acci
dent on Labor Day Monday The
accident occurred about 4 p m at
the comer of Lake Emma Road and
Drsenway Boulevard to Lake Mary
Rsscus workers cut lbs vehicle
occupants out of lbs twisted
wreckage usk ^ the laws of Ilfs *
The Florida Highway Patrol Investlflsted the accident No other in
formation was available at press
time.
Drug charges filed
Troy Drown. 21. of 1003 Mnngousttne Ave.. Sanford, wan
arrested Friday by Sanford police. Drown was charged with
.inlr of a controlled substance (cocaine! and nrrested at the
corner of 12th Street and Pecan Avenue. Report said that
brow n's arrest was part of n Sanford police
speclnl
investigations unit.
O d r lc k W illiam s, 10, or 0 Higgins Te rr.. Sanford, was*
arrested Friday hy Sanford police. William s was charged will)
salr and delivery of cocaine and arrested nl Lnke Monroe
Terrace.
Report said that William s' arrest was part of n
Sanford police special Investigations unit.
Gregory Stafford. 10. of 63 Seminole Gardens. Sanford, was
arrested Friday hy Sanford police. Stafford was charged with
possession of cannabis with intent to distribute and resisting
without violence and arrested un Fifth Street. Report said that
Stafford tried to sell to an undercover agent.
dames Lee. 21. of 2501 Crawford D r.. Sanford, was arrested
Friday hy Seminole C ou nty deputies.
Lee was charged with
(Mtssesslon of controlled substance wtlh Intent to distribute,
driving with a license suspended or revoked and fleeing and
eluding police Lee was arrested in the 3300 block of Midway
Avenue
Officer said that he knew Lee had a suspended
driver’s licrnse and made a traffic slop on him
Undercover Investigation
Ronald Turner. 49, of 7505 Highland Ave , Sanford, was
arrested Friday hy Sanford police
Turne r was charged with
IMissesslon of crack cocaine and assignation to eam m il
prostitution and arrested at the corner of Fourth Street and
Sanford Avenue Hrport said lhal Tu rn e r’s arrest was part of s
Sanford police sperlal Investigation m ill
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at co llege-b o u n d
W ebsite
stu d e n ts e xp an d s its se rv ic e s
Ip e cta l to the Herald_________
Burglary arrest
J r n n e llr Knight. 20. of 3 Castle lirewer Ct . Sanford, was
arrested Monday by Sanford pollie
Knight was charged wtlh
burglary (occupied dwelling) and nrrested in the HO block of
Seminole
Gardens R e n a t said ibnl hntneownrr noticed Knight in bis
home
Aggravated assault, battery arrests
Henry Colyer. 31. of 105 Sterling Ct.. Sanford, was n n rs lrd
Monday tiy Sanford police
Colyer was charged with
aggravated assault and nrrested In the IHOO bleak of
Sum m erlin Avenue
Report said that Colyer picked up a
wheelbarrow and tlirrw it nt his girlfriend
Wanda Peacock. 27, of 1021 Itosechlrf Clr
Sanford, was
.irrrs in i Monday by Sanford police Peacock was ■hinged with
aggravated assault and arreslrd In the l 100 block of Hast 25th
s irrr t
Hr|x>rt said tli.it I’rn rm k threatened her boyfriend
with a knife
Hobby Mailary. 34 of 931 W I Itti SI., Hanford, was arreslrd
Saturday hy Sanford (toller
Mall.try was charged with
aggravated flattery anil false imprisonment and arrested at tils
residence. Report said tftut Mullary pushed and punched fils
llvr in girlfriend
Jo h n n y Delay. 44. of 2317 Sum m erlin A v e . Sanford, was
arrested Saturday try Sanford police
Delay was charged wtlh
aggravated battery and arrested at tils residence
Report said
that Delay struck a mart In (he fiend with a stick
Willie Rotierls. 04. of 2317 Sum m erlin Ave . Sanford, was
arrested Saturday by Sanford police.
Roberts was charged
with aggravated battery and tm ttrry and arrested at his
residence Report said thill Rotierls struck a man In the groin
area wttli a knife
Battery on a law officer
D rlrdre Stephenson. 32. of 034 Saxon Dlvd . Sanford, was
arrested Friday by Sanford police
Stephenson was charged
wuti buttery cm a law enforcement officer and resisting wtlh
violence and arrested In the IOOO block of Fast Second Street
llr|xirt said that Stephenson was intoxicated and became Irate
when olllcers oflrred her a tide
Possession of cannabis charged
Terry Jenkins. 43, of 1018 Jessam ine Ave.. Sanford, was
arrested Saturday by Sanford police.
Jenkins was charged
with possession of cannabis under 20 grams And possession
of drug paraphernalia and nrrested in Ih r 2500 block of
Kldgrwocxl Avenue. Rrport said that Sanford U I) A I) unit
made the arrest
Domestic violence arrest
Donald Tenon. 38. of 4220 S Orlando D r,. Sanford, was
arrested Monday by Sanford police
Tenon was charged with
hatlcry (domestic) and arrested at fils residence
Report said
that Icnan hit fils girlfriend In the eye
Sparerlbs concealed
Clarence Williams. 48. of 1221 W. 15th St.. Sanford, was
arrested Monday by Sanford police,
Williams was charged
with retail theft and nrrested In the 3G00 block of South
Orlando Drive. Report said that Williams bad concealed two
puckngrs of sparerlbs.
Marijuana found In pocket
Arwin Dlnke. 23. of 1100 W. 3rd St.. Sanford, was arrested
Monday by Sanford police.
Dlake was charged with
possession or under 20 grams of m arijuana and arrested at the
corner of Ninth Street and M ulberry Avenue. Report said that
Dlake admitted to having cannabis In his pocket.
Burglary to a structure
George Llndstrom . 18. of 1500 W. 0th St.. Sanford, was
arrested Friday by Sanford police.
Llndstrom was charged
with burglary to structure and grand theft of property valued at
9300 to 820,000 and nrrested in Ihe 800 block of South French
Avenue.
Undercover sting operation
Godfrey Knight. 18, of 807 Willow Ave , Sanford, was
arrested Friday by Sanford police. Knight was charged with
attempted sale of a controlled substance and arrested at the
corner of Bay Avenue and 10th Street.
Report cold that
Knight's arrest was part of an undercover sting operation.
Multiple charges
Theodore Myers. 42. of 1824 Patterson Ave.. O rlando, was
arrested Monday by Lake Mary police.
Myers was charged
with resisting without violence, license expired more than four
m onths and driving with license suspended or revoked. Myers
was arrested on Lake Mary Doulevard.
Roger Keith, 43. of 2519 Palmetto Ave.*. Sanford, was
arrested Sunday by Lake Mary police. Keith was charged with
petty theft, operating a motor vehicle without a driver's
license, illegal license and decal attached not assigned. Keith
was arrested on Lake M ary Boulevard. Report sala that officer
noticed an obscured tag on cor driven b y Keith.
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EDITORIAL
Q uality developm ent
on Sanford's lakefront
Sanford's renaissance Is upon us.
Let's embrace It.
One development group has al
ready approached city officials with
the tantalizing Idea of
a hotel/conventlon center on the lakefront. Two renderings of concepts
were presented to commissioners
and then to the Waterfront Steer
ing Committee and Main Street,
whose members voted unanimously
to accept the concept. PRA Devel
opment and Management Corpora
tion of Philadelphia also envisions a
boardwalk along the lakefront site
that encompasses about 10 acres
extending from a large portion of
Fort Mellon Park to New Tribes
Mission.
Some • dissension erupted over
whether Fort Mellon Park should
remain passive and any develop
ment group that should ultimately
participate would do so elsewhere
along the lakefront oi even Inland.
Of all the views we listened to. we
agree with Hal and Catherine
Welch, both formally schooled In
proactive development and both
having worked toward that end In
this and other communities.
We want to ae« the lakefront de
veloped. as does every politician to
whom we spoke before the lastelectlon. We all have a common
dream that Sanford's lakefront will
be a premiere destination In Cen
tral Florida. Some see Savannah,
some Charleston, some New Or
leans. some San Antonio.
The dream has been alive since
lakefront development became an
Issue In 1917. It has been slow In
coming, but It Is surely upon us.
What the Welches advocate Is
just taking some care to do it right.
Perhaps PRA Is the perfect partner
for this. Perhaps other develop
ment groups will come to the table
with scintillating plans worth
looking at.
As City Manager Bill Simmons
has pointed out, these plans are In
the very early stages; they are a
concept, a pulse-taking . of the
community, with no discussion yet
about finances, land ownership or
how the conce'pt would work.
Also. Fort Mellon Park, In the
concepts put forth so far, would
remain Intact on the west side,
past the tennis courts and Lake
Carola.
We espouse quality development
with no surprises. We hope the city
and interested residents will listen
to the concepts, ask the questions,
seek the answers, and make San
ford's lakefront the Jewel of the
South.
Berry's World
• t«7kyNIA.lss.
1Where do you stand on seagull rights?*
Liberals defy the law of the land
One thing you have lo admire about llbci.its
la their Indomltablllty when thing* don't go
their way.
If you or I are on the losing end of nit
importont court case Involving public policy,
we tend to talk about passing a law or
amending .the Constitution. Uut It never occurs
to us to simply dety the court's ruling. And the
liberals ore always on hand, reminding us to
respect ‘ the law of the land.* however much we
may disagree with it.
Not so. however, when It'a the liberals who
get the short end of the Judicial stick. I first
noticed this 20 or 30 ycuia ago. on the
editorial
of the New York Times. If the
rial page c
Times' aide lo s t an argument In the Supreme
»ld also
Court, the fact would be reported. It would
be deplored on the editorial page Hut the
Times never treated the argument ns over. "The
issue.* II would declare gravely, 'remains
unresolved.* O r as Che Ouevnrn liked lo say.
*La lucha contlnua* •• Ihe fight goes on.
A prize specimen of llbernl contempt for mi
unfavorable legal decision has b rrn on display
recently In connection with Proposition 209.
the California Civil Rights Initiative, which was
adopted by a vote of 54 percent of the
California
electorate
Iasi
November
It
amended* Ihe Stale Constitution lo prohibit
'Bulftnsvsr
occursmusto
sknotydtfyttw
court’sruing,f
against,
o r ' preferential
discrimination
treatment for, any Individual or f e u p on the
basis of race. sex. color, ethntetty or national
origin, in state employment, stale schools or
stnte contracts.
That ran right over ihe toes of California's
liberal establishment, which for years has
used stale Jobs as the prtvntg preserve of
favored groups, admitted preferred racial and
ethnic minorities to the state unlverstty system
nt the expense of more t id ily qualified
applicants, and tossed large chunks of state
contracts to bidders of a pM— t “ y correct
color, even if other bids w art lewtr and the
cost to taxpayers
If you think this la small potatoes, consider
the tact that In this fiscal year the city of San
Francisco alone la poised to sign construction,
professional
sendees,
and
purchasing
contracts
totaling 92.B billion.
Favored
minorities are already lined up all the way
around the block to get a piece of this action
by courtesy of Mayor Willie Drown because
they can't or perhnpa Just don't want to)
underbid their competition
How do you think the liberals reacted when
the people of California adopted Prop 209?
First th<y found a former board member of Ihe
Civil Liberties Union who la
currently d la fa rln g the federal bench in San
Francisco and got nlm to enjoin enforcement
of the amendm ent on the grounds that It Is
’ probably unconstitutional* under Ihe federal
Constitution.
When a three-judge panel of the Ninth
Circuit unanimously reversed him. ruled Ihe
amendment constitutional, and lifted the
Injunction Malnst Its enforcement, the liberal*
promptly asked the erhbte Ninth Circuit to
reverse the panel - and lost again. Now they
arc beggbig the U.8. Supreme Court to reverse
the Ninth Circuit, though few lawyers think It
will do so.
SA
SARA ECKEL
He’s been
studying Ihe
rapidly growing
(rend In casual
offices, and Ihe
results ate very
bad news for
women, J
Casual chic hurts
women who work
BEN WATTENBERG
With every man a C EO
It's nice to have Labor Day. Uut now. at the
dawn of the New Economy, we also need a
Business Day.
With such a perspective, the summer of 1997
could have served aa the Oral session of New
Economics 101, a course we all need. The AFLC IO did Its part. When the Teamsters hit the
bricks and struck UPS. Ihe national labor
confederation said it would stand In solidarity
with their constituent union. It pledged money
and moved to the front lines of the public
relations war. The unionists* made a stark
Ideological case: The greed of the business
class, coupled with the New Economy, was
creating a 'part-time America* where working
men and women who played by Ihe rules
couldn't get a full-time Job or earn a living
wage.
O f course, there was demagoguery and spin.
But this was hlgh-stakea poker. The unlona
flgur
. ired they would get as good aa they gave,
They
iey didn't. UPS management gave a parochial
defense of their contract offer: *We can't afford
any more.* O n the night of the settlement.
Teamsters President Ron Corey gave a
marathon press conference declaring victory
and vindication. No UPS spokesman appeared.
Where was the business equivalent of the AFLCIO? (What la the business equivalent of the
A F L-C IO ? ) Where was the Ideological countercase? Ever-principled, the business community
did not denugogue its case. They didn't even
make It.
Too bad. By the summer of 1997, proponents
of tbs New Economy finally had something big
to offer.
•It didn't start out that way. In the early 1980s
American business preached 'lean and mean.'
Duwuatolng, restructuring and outsourcing
became household words - bad ones. Big
American corporations seemed to compete
with themselves to aee which could lay off
more workers. The scythe cut a awath through
blue and white colls/a. It was said that
businesses were abandoning their
loyal
workers. Unlona were dying. AJJ this travelled
under the worker-unftlendly flag of *Flexibility,*
the catchall of the New Economy. Not to worry,
we were told. However painful the proceaa
might be ahort-tenn. flexibility would pay out.
Just let business do Its thing.
What happened? Since the early '80s. the
gross domestic product grew smartly. Twentyfive million new Jobe were created. There Is full
employment. Income Is up. Poverty Is down.
Inflation Is down. America leads the world In
exports. A trip through America looks like
continuous passage thr<
through a town called
'Now Hiring.'
Arguably, the macro-economy la humming
thanks to Flexibility and the competitiveness it
yields. But what about the micros? What
happened to all
those downsized
and
outsourced workers?
6 l l S M O U N T Of
1997 coaid have
served as the
first station of
Nsw Economics
101, s courts ws
t il need.J
mSS
The New Economy
new
politics. Aa the
labor diminishes,
security* are being gradually fgpiaetd by the
politics of "self-security.*
"sell-security.* Consider some
examples and some related trends:
If new rules of the road for employment
meant workers were going to bounce from Job
to job more often, how could they save for their
retirement? The feds offered a fuller variety of
individual tax-deferred pension plana and
extra-favorable tax treatment Of 'defined
contribution* pension plana. The D C plana arc
more portable from Job to Job- than 'defined
benefit* plana. D C Investments a n under
control of the worker, and aftan p m k* 4 lo
mutual funds. Aa the stock n u n e t rises, the
employee gets wealthier - not the company,
not the union. (Front 1978 to I f f ? the number
of participants in D B plana foil toy 7 percent to
25 million participants, while D C plane grew
by 272 percent to 41 million, acoeratng to the
Employee Benefit Research Instttute.)
What about health care? Legislation pasted
in 1996 made medical Insurance portable and
did away with turn-downs due to 'previously
existing conditions.* The 1M7
1 M 7 budgM
budgM bill
provided for a large experiment with ’ medical
saving* accounts/ controlled by employees «
not insurance companies, not unlona. not
employers.
With such new conditions, more American*
feel they can work for thMMRfeW, often
telecommuting from home offices, Ores ter
availability of part-time work helps many
women wno want to both work m d tend their
children. Employers offer m art profit-sharing
and stock participation.
In the 1930e, Huey Long, the Mfocal populist
from Louisiana, demagogusd an the slogan
'Every Man a K in g ' Today, the goal la "Every
Man a CEO* (woman, too). The Idea la to put
individuals more In charge ef the* economic
future (with government p ro vt0 u e ,a M fe ty apt
for those who can't make It a m lR g r O T n V This makes every man the qhriM r Of hie ship
and the captain of hla soul. It offer* Just the
sort of advance in worker digitty that unions
championed for so lo n g
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'If the world's leading chauvinist pig were
to come up with a system for keeping
women out of power, he couldn't have done
better than the casual dress code.*
So says John T. Molloy. author of the
ctaaatc buatneaO' text *Dre*a for Sucttu * tn
a phone Interview from his home in New
Jersey.
Molloy,' who
has
schooled
generations of business people in Ihe
Importance of looking Uke organization men
and women, has been studying the rapidly
growing trend In casual offices, and the
results, he says, are very bad news for
women.
in one test, business people were shown
pictures of men and women and asked lo
guess how successful and competent they
were. When shown pictures of a man and a
woman In traditional suits, the respondents
gave the man a alight edge over the woman
But when the same man and woman were
shown without Jackets, ihe man was
overwhelmingly viewed as more successful
‘Eighty to 90 percent assumed Ihe mn,.
had a Jacket somewhere.* Molloy wTltes in
hla new book Ihe 'New Women’s Dress for
Success* (Warner). T h e y also believe that
be graduated from college, was good at his
lob. and was an executive or a professional.
When we show a women without a Jacket,
close to 60 percent assume ahe did not take
off her Jacket. They aaaume ahe la not an
executive or a professional but a clerk,
typist or secretary.*
MoUoy also distributed calendars lo
businesswomen and asked them lo record
what they wore on each day and how they
were treated by bosses, co-workers and
subordinates. He says that white most
women were Initially akeptlcal that casual
clothing could have such a huge Impact on
their authority, 80 percent of the women
who returned the calendars were completely
convinced that It did. T h e y don't like what
they find out. but they agree with me.' he
says.
Women are not the only business people
who suffer under the casual dress code.
MoUoy says that anyone who deviates from
the standard perception of an executive
x m who
wno Isn't tall, white and
that to, anyone
••to p u t at a dtoadvantage. *lf I were 5foot-4 and had a squeaky voice. It would kill
me,* aaya MoUoy. T h e suit has always been
a great camouflage for short nen. heavy
men, women and minorities.'
But women, he says, are also hurt by the
fact that their styles of dress are so varied.
•Whatever men do. they develop a uniform.
If the people In power were to start wearing
ptnk tutus, you'd see hairy legs and pink
tutus all over the place. Right now. ffyou go
Into an office building on any Friday, you'll
aee 8 million men. and half will be wearing
khaki slacks and a dark-blue shirt. The
women tn the same offices will be wearing a
variety of things. This gives men the
advantage.*
Contrary to what many women believe,
new and different styles do not make a good
Impression with the head office, aaya
MoUoy. *1 don't make women happy,* he
say*. "The fashion Industry makes them
happy: It gives them what they enjoy. But
Tm telling them that It doesn't work. It's
unfortunate, but that's how it la.*
Which to not to say that women have
should not have style >• It Just needs to be
the right stole,
which
Molloy
calls
'conservative chic." And here again we see
�Sanlord H«rald, Sanford. Florida - Wednesday. September 3, 1997 - fA
Kastner------C o n tin u e d fro m P i | i 1A
" I still see her doing n
tango.** anya 38-year-old C h ris
Kelley, one of Kaelner's four
grandchildren. ’ Her head is
dung back. She knows all the
moves. She's In a class of her
Kelley and his wife have a
scrapbook
hts
grandmother
kept. Filled with marvelous
photos taken 75 years ago.
'Look at this one.' Kelley
says. 'G ra n d m a in a b n lln
pose. O n the back, she has the
Inscription: T h i s Is m y ra in
bow costume In Dtmcfrtg Damn.
Taken at the Park Theatre In
Erie. Pennsylvania.' 'G ra n d m a Viola danretl her
whole life....well, danced and
raised cham pion Doberm ans.
Her business card read: ‘Miss
Viola - dogs, dancing and desk
w o r k .''
Kastner was born on A p ril
5, 1009 In Milwaukee, where
she had her own dance school.
A s 'Miss Milwaukee." she won
a trip to Atlantic City. N. J ,
She danced w ith the Albertina
Rasch group In New York C ity
a nd as a teenager caught the
eye of Pto ZlegfeTd.
She danced In Zlegfcld's F o l
lies. George White's Scandals
and toured in B ra id and Arge nlinn. She performed with Al
Jo lsen, J im m y Durante, and
Dob Hope.
She m arried attorney Jo h n
Kelley, w ho represented Rlngltng Brothers and B a rnum A
Bailey Circus. Soon after Edith
Ringllng gave her a cham pion
Doberm an, Viola Kelley began
breeding
and
showing
(h r
Pinchers from the m ld -th lrtlrs
Into the sixties.
'H e r grandchildren got In
clean the kennels." C h ris Kelley said. 'S h e loved those dogs.
dogs,
If she found out someone who
bought one of the dogs wasn't
taking care of them. G randm a
bought them b a ck .1'
After her drat
husband's
death. Viola m arried Harold
Kastner. a produce wholesaler
and former national leader of
Ihe Sh rlne rs’ charitable nnd
social organisations.
Viola
worked as a personal clerk for
the Navy from 1942-1945 nnd
with her husband's co m pany
after W orld W ar II. He passed
away Ui the late 1970s.
Viola Kastner loved Sanford
nnd took a strong Interest In
the com m unity. She donnted
land to Seminole C o u n ty that
led to the construction of Rlne
hart Road, w h ich leads to n u
merous developments, in c lu d
ing Seminole Tow ne Center.
She's survived by a son . 62year-old
F.oghan
Kelley
or
Sanford and four grandchildren
• C h ris E. Kelley of Lake Mary.
Maureen J . Maguire of Sanford.
Kevin E. Kelley of Sanford and
Monica J . Kelley of Sanford.
She'll be burled T h u rs d a y al
Baldw in •Fairchild /Oaktawn
Park Cem etery not far from her
home off 46A. 'A s she did eve
rything In her life, m y g ra n d
m other prepared for her own
funeral 2 0 years ago," C h ris
Kelley said. 'S h e designed her
own gravestone. There's a b a l
lerina and a Doberm an on II."
Teachers
present to witness the honoring of ihe follow
ing Seminole C ou nty schools for ihelr 1097
Teacherlflc Awards- To p
Program Award.
Seminole C o u n ty Schools; Cronins Academ y
'B e Aw are-It Takes Us to Care* I a sixth grade
drop out prevention cu rricu lu m ; Geneva E le
mentary School 'Space Slullon Mir? Loth's
Cool Kittens Calling*, first gradrrs co m m uni
cated directly w iih an a itru n n u l. amateur radio
project:
Jackson
Heights
Middle
School
'Panthers Pause fur Tale s', sixth-graders e n
hanced their language arts, social studies, and
math skills operating a non profit business
and reading program:
Rock Dike Middle
School. 'Picture Perfecl ■ A m ultimedia A p
proach to Language', 450 students In grades
six through eight wrote and hrondcnsi 180
school news programs
Category
awards
for
Seminole
County
Schools went to Bear Lake E le m rnia ry. where
00 filth graders became business partners nnd
cuusum cra lo Ira n i basic economic skills
H ra lh ro w Elementary ' Q uillin g The Fabric
or O ur Families. Ihe Tic lltut Minds', [ourlh
graders discovered how quilts w rre used fur
ou r nation s history, self-sufficiency, artistry
and resourcefulness
Highlands Elem entary 'H ig h Flyer Express
C a rd Incentive Program ', a l risk siu drni* cre
ated the High Flyer Express Card which was
like a credit card where a youngster earned
potnta for passing grades, a positive behavior
and aeif-esleem builder.
Idytiwilde Elementary: 'F lo rid a s Past Dig
It*, at risk fourth graders became archeologists
and paleontologists by literally digging Into
•oil. learning about prehistoric people.
Lake O rlenta Elementary* 'O u r S TA K h •
Reaching Students D u o u g h Adults Reading
Storlea*. reading and Im proving skills through
tapes.
Lawton Elem entary: T h e Wise Viewing Pro
gram*, where fourth graders watched educa
tional T V shows and received credll for se
lected program s that were wntched
Red Bug Elem entary: 'E n s u rin g Success for
Every C h ild ', literacy success was obtained by
students who had dlfflcully reading A B rr
school tutorial programs and Interaction be
tween students and parents was encouraged
Spring Lake Elementary: 'O u r C om m unity of
Qualify—
Coatlnuad from Page 1A
The elections for Lake Mary
and Longwood are scheduled
for Tuesday. Nov. 4.
In Sanford, for the first time,
elections for city scats will be
held on the first Monday of
Rusher
Continued from Page 4A
Is the Jig u p for the llhrrnts nn this onr.
then? Th e y are still defiant. Th e director of
Son Francisco's H u m a n Rights C om m ission
haa
coolly
announced
that,
far
from
abandoning the city’s 'affirmative action* li e.
preference) ordinance,
he Is thinking of
expending II to Include Am erican Indians and
Arab-A m erlcana, w ho apparently alao feel
Learners'. Ihe a rra s of language oris, science,
math and social studies stressed In this p ro j
ect lhal created a store, post olllce and volun
teer agency.
Dougina
S trn v lro m
E le m rn ia ry :
'F a m ily
Math and Science Fun N igh ts', stu drnis en
thusiastic about math, science, parents p la c
ing Importance upon the subjects and fam ily
member# engaged In handa-nn experim ent!
Middle schools
receiving
awards
were:
Greenwood Lakes T o Enrth Wtlh Love* The
seeds of knowledge planted In school where
seventh graders were taught that learning Isn’t
confined lo classroom* Students used math
calculations to plan, construct, plant and h a r
vest a garden
Sanford Middle School 'W riting Your Roots*.
Discovering heritage was a nine weeks study.
In which eighth gra drrs wrote about personal
history global awareness of America legends
and folklore.
Teague Middle 'M K T S
Metro Electronic
Transit System* Eighth graders bulll u scale
model of an elevated light rail system for a
median of In lrrs ln lr 4 In lrgra lln g the rn n rrp t*
of speed, acceleration and velocity
High
schools
w err
Lake
Brantley
‘ Su sla ln n b lr Ecosystems A Unifying Theme
foe High School llrm llncss Program Blueprint
2000 goals, hands on s c h n c r summer In s ti
tute. comprehensive skill development and
g rn rra l readiness fix ninth graders w ric fea
tured
Lake Mary High T r u t h , as Seen Through Ihe
Life of Sojourner T r u th ' A predom inantly Cusscation student body explored the historical insights of the acclaimed A frica ii-A incricnn
heroine and produced a play. *A W om an Called
Truth*.
I j man IB # T fi4 >Uuddi*#0 | £ j u t e Buddies
W orking Together a Bond D r g l n p .T l friendship
formed when Big OuTEfTea and lit t le Buddies.
20 al risk p re -k ln d e rg a rln rrs . learning lab
benefited both age groups as they participated
In various projects.
Specialised school was Rosenwald E S E C e n
ter. T h e Lu nch Bunch*. Traditional academ ics
offered nine emotionally disabled students s
real world situation while w orking for a school
food service.
These are Just a few of ihe m any educational
programs available lo the students of our
schools. For Information, call 828-3453.
Under cu rre nt law. corporations nnd labor
unions are prohibited from m aking c o n trib u
tions in connection w ith a federnl election,
while Individuals and political action c o m m it
tee* (PA Cs) are subject to federal limits. H a rd
money means contributions that are Irgnt u n
der federal law for federal elections
Soft
Airport------C o a tln u a d fro m Page 1A
He said the G O A A had not
responded to num erous re
quests by Sanford to meet and
discuss com m on issues and
'every day things.* For exam
ple. he said, i f there ia fog.
could airplanes land In O r
lando Instead of flying all the
way to Tam pa? Another issue
is coordinating In- flight p a t
terns for the airports In a d d i
tion. he said, there have been
several noise com plaints from
Ihe Southeast portion of the
county, w hich might be from
airplanes going Into O rlando
Shoemaker said that ch a n g
ing the name woukl be simple
and would not really affect the
marketing of the airport
He
added that the flight Inform a
tion tioard In England, where
moat
of
the
International
flights arrlvtng Into Sanford
originate. Hat Sanford as the
destination city.
Regarding suggestions al Ihe
meeting b y Sanford airport of
ficials that O O A A might be In
volved In p ushing for a Port of
E n try designation In Sanlord.
Shoemaker ask). 'I t waa all
rumors.* The Port of E n try
designation would mean In
creased fees raising custom s
dues from 82.50 per passenger
to 86.50. Th e added coat would
be passed on to the carrier, he
said. Airport officials and a t
torney! are In W ashington D .C .
Continued from
Page 1A
Resources' first building
Include Harvest Life Insurance,
which
will
occupy
80.000
square feel, and Sundance Re
habilitation and Questar Im
aging. which will occupy a
combined 10.000 square feet.
Taggart expects
to flnallre
agreements with two separate
full floor users b y the end of
the year, which will s u b s ta n
tially complete leasing for the
flrst building. Th e building will
be ready for occupancy In O c
tober 1997,
OBITUARIES
Richard E. Close. 50. W ilk
ins Circle. Sanford, died T u e s
day. Sept. 2. 1997. Uorti In
M arlon. O hio, he moved lo
Central Florida In 1977. M r.
Close was a supervisor In the
paint departm ent of D lttm cr
Architectural A lu m in u m . He
was a Ch ristian .
Survivors
Include
wife.
Donna, sons. Dennis. M u ilu n .
Ohio, Roger. D eBary; d a u g h
ters,
Roxanne
H ousew orlh.
M arlon. O hio, Tina . Sanford:
brothers, E a rl and Dale, both
of M arlon, O hio. Je rry , Lake
W orth; staters. Barbara lia r rah. Carey. O hio. Sharon W y
man. Altamonte Springs: nine
g ra n d ch ild re n .
Baldwin Fnlrchlld O nklaw n
Park Cem etery and Fu ne ra l
Home. Lake Mary. In charge of
arrangm ents.
JO H N H. E V E N IE N
Jo h n H . Evensen. 74. Palm
Springs Drive, Longwood, died.
Tuesday. Sept. 2. 1997. Dorn
Nov. 25, 1922. In Racine,
Wise., he moved to Central
Florida in 1990. M r. Evensen
was a machinist w tlh Universal
V ib ra tin g Screen Co.. In RncIne. He was a mem ber of Antonem ent Lutheran C h u rch In
Racine. He was a Mason, a
Sh rlne r and a mem ber of the
Danish
Brotherhood.
He
served In the U .S. A rm y In
W orld W ar II.
Survivors
Include
wife.
A ud re y; sons, Jeffery J . and
E ric L .. both of Longwood, Kal
A .. Oconom owoc. Wlac.t four
money means contributions made outside t h r
lim its and prohibitions of federal law. In c lu d
ing large Individual or PAC co ntributions and
direct corporate or union co ntribution.
Th e C om m on Cause study Is based on n a
tional political party committee reports of
their non-federal. or soft money, necounts
from Ja n . I through Ju n e 30. 1997 fllrd w ith
the Federal Election Com m ission IF E C ) Totals
do not Include transfers between p a rly c o m
mittees. bank loans or Interest, offsets to op
erating expenditures
or
other
businessrelated receipts.
week, has focused on the Influence of foreign
contributions In the 1990 cam paigns • all in
the form of aofl money donations.
---------- Expands—
March. 1998. The election dale
was changed by a referendum
on Dec. 3 of last year. On
March 2. two seata; district 3.
W h ltry Eckstein, and d ls lrlc l 4,
Kerry Lyons; will be u p for
election. Q ualifying will b rg m
in Ja n u a ry .
gra n d ch ild re n .
Gaines C n r ry Hand Fu ne ra l
Home, Longwood. In charge of
arrangem ents.
M A R O A R EY A. M ILES
Margaret A . Miles. 64. Pine
Shadow Lane. Lake Mary, died
Friday, Aug. 29. 1997. Born In
Bethlehem . Pa., she moved lo
Central Florida from
North
Ctuulliia In 1992. M ia. Miles
was a supervisor in market r e
search. She waa an E p isc o p a
lian and a m em ber of D a u gh
ters of Am erica.
Survivors Include husband.
W illiam F.i daughter, Ja nice
Parker. Lake M ary. Karen L..
Raleigh; son, M arvin Deltona:
sister Elisabeth Allen. Florida;
nine grandchildren. 11 great
g ra n d ch ild re n .
Baldw ln-Fa irchlld
O uklaw n
Park Cem etery and Fu ne ra l
Home. Lake M ary. In charge of
arrangem ents.
JO H N
r. ZfiULl
Jo h n P. Zcull, 77. South
Chase Avenue. Sanford, died
Sunday. Aug. 31. 1997. Born
in New York C ity, he moved to
Central Florida In I9 6 0 . M r.
Zeull was a retired reel estate
broker and salesman. He won
a mem ber of All Souls Catholic
C h u rc h . He was a veteran of
the U .S . A rm y and was a
m em ber of 'A m e rica n Legion
Post S3 In Sanford.
Survivors
Include
wife.
Edith; son. Ja tu .,
Lansing.
M ich .; daughter M arian A nataa. Connecticut, daughter and
s o n -in -la w Louise B. Zeull and
Peter
Sawn.
Lake
M a ry;
brother. Phillip. Lake M a ry;
six g ra n d ch ild re n .
Brlsson Fu ne ra l Hom e. San
ford. In charge o of a rra n g e
m ents.
KASTHBR. VIOLA H.
Funeral service* for Viola M.
Kastner. who passed away Sep! I.
11197, will be held al the All Soul*
Catholic Church In Sanford' on
Thursday, the 4th of September al
10 a.m. with Talher David Vlvero
ofnc taring al Maaa. The family will
be recetvfng friend* al Ihe Drusott
Funeral home on Wednesday from
2-4 and 8-8 p.ra, Mr*. Kastner Is
survtved by her son, Eoghan N.
Kelley and hla wife, Ri’.a S. Kelley;
alao the mother of her grandchil
dren. Jennifer C. Kelley. Grand
children. Chris E. Kelley or lake
' Mary; Maureen J . Maguire of
Sanford: Kevin E. Kelley of San
ford and Monica J . Kelley of San
ford. Arrangements by Brlsson
Funeral
Home. Sanford. 3222131.
X 1U U , JO H N P.
Funeral service for Mr Zeull will
be Thursday, Sept. 4 at 2 p.m. In
ihe Brlsson Funeral Chapel with
Ft. Richard Trout officiating. In
terment will follow In the All Souls
Cemetery. Friends may call at Ihe
funeral home Thursday from noon
until time of service. For frlenda
who wteh. In Ueu of dowers, the
family suggests memorial dona
tions lo tho American Cancer So
ciety, Orlando Metro Unit. 1001
Weal Colonial Drive. Orlando, Fin..
32804-7006.
Brlaaon Funeral Home. Sanford.
322-2131, In charge
of ar
rangements.
discrim inated against And the city attorney
has announced that she will riirotiragc San
F rn n rla ro to keep right nn granting race- and
sex-based
preferences
in
city
hiring,
contracting nnd school admissions, 209 or no
209
Well, mnytie. and maybe not. The people of
California will see these people In court. Ihd
you have to admire their ch u tip nh T h e law nl
the land.' you say? W hat’s tlud?
Soft money------------
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R IC H A R D E . C L O S E
high-fashIon mnle. you don't think of power.
B u t If you think of a hlgh-fashlon female,
you do. Th in k of n Cftnncl
ault. n
conservative one: Th a t fins always been
power for wom en.'
B u t with one In three Americana now
going to work In cnsual dress, that power
m ay be quickly eroding.
the problem with the casual dress code:
Women have always benefited from wearing
extremely elegant and well-m ade clothing.
*A wom an in a drab suit doesn't have the
power of a m an In a dra b suit. A n d a m an
wearing a 82,000 Italian suit doesn't have
any great power with men. If you think of a
8oft money
Coatlnuad from Pag# 1A
fgl
Eckel
Continued from Pago 4A
today seeking a delay tn the
designation, which Is sched
uled to become effective Nov
10.
Bob Hal lawny, chairm an of
the G O A A and a former m e m
ber of the Sanford Airport
A uthority, aaid O rlando has
not done anything to push lor
the port of entry designation
He said although both airport
m arketing plana are co m pati
ble. a major issue Is that c u r
rently because of its lower cu s
tom* fees. Sanford la able to
deliver the product for trss
cost.
Hattaway said at times u
might be difficult lo gel board
m em bers from both airports
together, adding that he Imd
met with airport and city offi
cials tn Sanford last month
‘ It's a matter of putting tail
timetables together.* he said
'M y
door
and
our
door
(O rtandol to always open. *We
have a lot in com m on nnd we
ctfotlsstp aach othe r.*.
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Sanford Mayor L o rry Dale
said tn recent meetings with
G O A A official*, tn his role as
liaison.
the airport's name
was causing confusion. As a
member of the Metropolitan
Planning Organisation.
Dale
aald he had attended several
meetings where the Issue had
been addressed. He said thr
proposed name change would
be accomplished through ih r
efforts of the MPO. which
serves as a transportation
planning agency
for the tri
county area of Seminole. O r
ange and Osceola.
«/■
)
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■ J
«-
1,
■
"We need to try lo get along
with the airport authority nnd
Sanlord needs to sit down and
work It o u t.' Eckstein said
"Tile city owns the airport nnd
we will definitely be involved in
a name change. We should
have Ihe Anal s a y .'"
T
am per yo ur h elfi
Specialising in Corrrctlvr Color
Ptrnu, IIILitca
Cats, Styles
Nail* - Acrylic, Fiberglass. Cels
Nall Art A Design
Pedicure's A Manicure*
Waxing
WatA 3ns Welcome
*1 hope
the
name does
change.* Dale said. 'It will be a
w in win situation for everyone.'
Dale aald the Initial name
change, w hich went Into effect
about two years ago nnd wit hout the knowledge of city c o m
P w a /x M w w
a
C ity Com m issioner W h ltry
Eckstein.
said the city w ill
definitely be Involved If a nam e
change to forthcom ing At the
most recent city com m ission
work session late lost m onth.
Eckstein had commented that
the airport authority had lulled
lo notify the commissioners of
the Inlllul name change. H r
said he did not appreciate
learning o( Ihe news by reading
about it in the paper
Afrpoet staff will prepare a
report detailing the Impact a
name change would have on
Sanford's m arketing plan . T h e
report w ill be presented al the
authority's next meeting.
Don’t miss out on this
important, free satellite broadcast
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missioners.
had become
a
cam paign Issue In Iasi year s
city elections From speaking
with cltU ens, Dale said most
supported the
Sanford O r
lando International
de sig na
tion.
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Blood Bank took* donors
Central Florida Blood Bank Is asking donors of all types
blood — especially O-lype donors — to donate at Its Sanford
branch. 1303 E. Second St. For Information, call 333-0623.
When I m
growing up back In
the IPSO*, people teemed to
think that making spaghetti
aauce was a really big deal.
Many families I knew used
elaborate recipes that required
unions of ingredients, hours of
Paata,*
by
Oraes
P y i* »
(Quffl/WilUam Morrow. 1907).
M A RIA LISA
{ CALTA
PENNE W IT H BUM M ER A R R A B B IA T A
2 large btdhtcak or heirloom
tomatoes
3 ounces thinly sliced prosci
utto cut troaowtoo into 1/34-
Optimist Club mssts wsokty
.
Th e Sanford Optimist Club meets every Wednesday at noon
at Ihe Colonial Room In downtown Sanford. Visitors are
welcome. Call 333-3104 or 322-0300.
Klwanls Club mssts Wsdnsaday
Th e Klwanls C lub of Sanford holds Its noon luncheon
meetings every Wednesday at the Sanford Civic Center. North
Sanford Avenue at the lakcfront. Visiting Klwanlans arc
welcome. For Information call Walt Sm ith. 325-3068.
suited in heavy, spicy tomato
sauces. My friends' moms were
surprised to find out that my
own family, bona Sde Italian*
(from Italy event), made spa
ghetti sauce in about 90 m in
utes.
With no elaborate heirloom
Dancing for ssnlort
Th e Over 50 Dance Club dance Is held every Wednesday,
from 2:30 •4:30 p.m. at the Sanford Civic Center. Live music
by the Deltonlans 11-piece band. Donation 02.00.
Al-Anon mssts Wsdnssdays
A support group for friends or relatives of alcoholics (AlAnonl meets every Wednesday, al 8 p.m.. at I I I E. 27lh 81..
Just wrest of Sanford Avenue In Sanford. New visitors or
members are welcome to this 13-step group.
Cosstllnsrs msst Wsdnsaday
SA N FO R D — Th e Coastllners meetings are held at 10 a.m.
the first Wednesday of each month at the Sanford Senior
Center, 401 E. Seminole Blvd.
All Interested railroaders, both active and reined, are Invited
to attend.
For Information, call Horace Oreen. 323-3493.
Sanford Woman's Club mssts monthly
SAN FO R D - The Sanford Woman's Club meets the first
Wednesday of each month, at 11 a.m.. at the clubhouse. 309
S. Oak Ave. Reservations for the noon luncheon are necessary
through .the telephone committee. Following luncheon, a
program Is presented.
Wslcoms Wagon nswcomsrs' coffss
Seminole Spokes Welcome Wagon Club of Seminole County
holds a codec for newcomers the second Wednesday of every
month from 10 a.m. until mwn. For Information on address,
call Betty. 695 0144. or Lucy. 322-7877.
Lunch and fsllowshlp
LO N O W O O D — All area seniors are Invited to join a seniors
group currently meeting at the Orthodox Church of St.
Stephen. 1893 Lake Em m s 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. For more Information, contact Mary Burke at 330
6391.
n^aaf
,,,,
P o rs o f io
All widowed persona are Invited to meet at 1:30 p.m. the
second and fourth Wednesday of every month at the
C a sse lb e rry Se n io r C en te r. 200 Lake T rip le t D rive .
Casselberry.
Waleoma Wagon monthly lunchoon
Seminole Spokes Welcome Wagon Club of Seminole County
holds the regular monthly luncheon meeting at 11:30 a.m. on
the third Wednesday of every month. Those wishing to attend,
call Betty. 6930144. or Lucy. 323-7877.
Alxholmar'a aupoft group
Th e Alshctmer'a Support Group for Caregivers meets ihe
fourth Wednesday, si 10 a.m.. at the Frank Evans Center tn
Lake Mary. All Interested arc Invited to attend. Shelly Brassier,
a licensed Alzheimer therapist, leads the discussion and an
swers questions. For Information, call 323-4938 or 324-3060.
Woman'a Club to moot
Lake Mary Woman's Club meets the fourth Wednesday of
each month from September through May. For Information,
contact Maryann Hoff. 331-6226.
Rocovory Inc. moots In Sanford
Recovery Inc., Is a self-help mental health organization for
people who suffer from panic attacks, depression, fears and
general nervous symptoms. For Information, call 660-2003. or
896-5906.
sauce, which aqr kids love
(brown 3/4 pound ef ground
beef and onlona. add a can of
tomato aauce, a half-can of
tomato paate. some water and
a beef bouillon cube. Simmer
for IB to 30 minutes, adding
water if needed. Stir in a pal of
butter near the end. Serve). But
over the years l*ve collected
more recipes, some so quick
they could almoet be called
*tnsunt.*
The quickest pasta topping I
know of la a container of freah
salsa. O r butter and grated
cheese. Then there’s the tradi
tional 'aglio e oho* •• oil and
garlic » which you make by
aauteeing lots of gw Uc in olive
oil).
If you exert yourself just a
tad more, however, you can
serve pasta dishes worthy of a
company meal:
•« T ry adding lemon zest,
lemon Juice, parsley and black
olives lo the aglio e olio for ex
ample. O r, add blanched a l
monds
and
anise
seeds
(suggested tn Grace Parlsl's
‘ Summer /Winter Paata’ I.
••Saule aome garlic in oil. add
tomatoes (fresh or sun-dried), s
package of thawed frozen spin
ach and a can of drained chick
peaa. and you Vs got an ex-
chopped endive and eundried
tomatoes packed In oil. Saute
until endive wilts. Toaa with
pasta and top with toasted
pine nuts if you wish (Inspired
try Roeeanne OokTs 'Recipe I ‘Lam a Saner Short-Cut Vege
tarian.* and a cookbook by
Grace Paris!. *8ummer/Wlnter
Pasta.*
Bo start cooking - quick!
PASTA W ITH W IL TE D MEBC LU N
• ounces medium-steed pasta,
such as fiisilll. sheila or penne
Q ounces m esdun (or on
equivalent amount of radlcchlo
and watercress or arugula
leaves, rinsed and trimmed)
2 tablespoons roasted garlic
olive oil. or plain olive oil
I to 2 tablespoons tamarl
Freshly p o u n d black pepper,
to taste
Orated
Parmesan
cheese
(optional)
Bring a Urge pot of water to
a rolling b o il Add the pasta
and rook until al dente. Drain
thoroughly.
Return the pasta to the pot
I/9 pound assorted olives
(about I cup), pitted
Balt and pepper, to taste
1 pound spaghetti, gemelli or
penned*
1/4 cup freshly grated Parme
san cheeae
Prepare
the
olive-caper
pcsto: In a food processor,
combine the mint, camera, g i r
lie. lemon seat, red pepper
flake* and oil. Process, puls
ing.
until
finely
chopped,
scraping down the sides of the
bowl once or twice. Add the
olives and pulse to a chunky
puree, leaving tome of the ol
ives coarsely chopped. Tra n s
fer to a large sa vin g bowl and
season with sail and pepper.
Cook the pasta following the
basic method, until al dente.
Drain well, reserving 1/4 cup of
the pasta cooking w ale'.
Toaa the pasta with the olive
peato. If the mixture seems
dry. add some of the reserved
cooking water. 1 tablespoon al
a time. Sprinkle with Parme-
Cook the pasta until al
dente. Drain well. Combine Ihe
pasta with the tomato mixture,
tossing until well mixed. Divide
among 4 large shallow soup
bowls, sprinkle with cheese
Program smooths scars of domestic violence
D E A R A B B Y i Recent letters
from *flfck and Tired.* and *ln the
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•* R e a d e r* , th e P ac* to F a c e
D E A R A B B Y : I have been
engaged since late last year. My
fiance and I sre planning our wed
ding for next summer. We decided
to have a long engagement because
we want to save and pay for the
wedding ourselves.
The problem: My sister wants to
have a family portrait taken with
tier husband and children, my
mother and me. O ur father Is
deceased. I politely asked if my
fiance could he included in the pic
ture. but my sister argues that he la
not part of the family until he says
*1 do.*
Our mother loves my fiance and
considers him n son because of all
the help he offers sround the house,
but she refuses to get in the middle
of our discussion. My fiance and I
do not live together, we or* going to
remain with our parents until ws
get married. I know that legally he
Is not part of the family, but emo-
DEAR BRUCE: I know what I did
was technically wrong, but everybody
Is doing it I purchased a dress that
eras on sals, paid for It with my credit
card, and only wort It to one dance.
When I took II bach tn get my money,
ths clerk asked me lo wall lust a
moment. She look the dress Ln and
brought back a manager, who said,
“It'i obvious that this dress has beta
that! I'm a good customer, and I only
won U once and had no occadsn to
use II again — so why should I buy KT
Technically, I suppose 1 was wrong,
but bow would It hurt them to put It
back on the rack? — 0 3 ., Chicago
D EAROJ.: You’ve got tabs bddiag
Technically, you are a thief, pur* and
simple. Would you want lo go late a
store and pay for a new dresa that
someone else has worn? I think not —
and no on# else would either. This
stars Is not in the dress-rental busi
ness; they era in business to sail dress
es. In your scenario, you didn’t even
pey rant
(fiver* you, I would mend my ways.
Stores are becoming deluged with
BRUCE
W ILLIA M S
I go to court, cant I tell them that ev
erybody out there drives I I mMa an
hour over the speed UmitT Why should
I be «*«gLi« out? — T.L., Haomnaach,
“photographic memory* all of
you would rather forget.
DEAR ABBY: I realise there or*
no absolutes in this world. Howsver, I'd appreciate your opinion on
tho following question:
Can a man and a woman bt
(Hands If one of them is married?
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5.7million cats
ire killed in our
Ishelters. There
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DEAR T.L j Sorry, but you admitted
that you exceeded ths speed limit. The
(act that everybody etae is doing aa or
that the police officer* have been tol
erant of these transgressions, has
nothing to do whh anything. The speed
Im p h o v e rU a H
lt would be dtetapwwmia for me te
say th a t! don't dstlw same thing that
you did, Mil on occasion, oaq pays the
price. Uyeu go te court and plead your
case, U's my opinion that you are going
to lean - an d tt will Ilk * be
mors costly.
Interested tn buyinp or selling a
i,.i ' i omit.
in .::
■mama i:>. u z L n m u _ j
P IC T U R E P E R F E C T
DEAR PICTURE PERFECT:
Your sister has a point A Dually
portrait should Include family
members only. Although your
fian ce ie accep ted by your
■other, many tilings can hap-
looked, however, U that while many
of throe victimized individuals have
fled Iheir abusive spouses and
■ought treatment and counseling,
they si* still left with the physical
■cars. The emotional healing may
have begun, but the smashed
cheekbone, the twisted nose or the
cigarette bum on the face serves os
a constant reminder of a painful
past. Unfortunately. Ihe majority of
victims scarred by sets of domestic
violence sre not financially able to
correct the damage caused by their
abuser’s rage.
W t would like your readers to
know that there is help available.
The American Academy of Paclal
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
(A A F P R S i sponsors a program
called Face to Foes: The National
Domsstie Violence Project, which
matches victims of domestic vio
lence with facial plastic surgeons for
consultation and reconstructive
surgery at no charge.
AAFPRS and ths National Coali
tion Against Damsstlc Violence
1,111111 ism, ma— i ra u m
be la W h M d y m H M a U .
newyou to provide low-coil
spsyingManeutokig.
c*n l-aoo&n-PErs
�W E D N E SD A Y
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should not
have to be
dealing with
pressure
S A N F O R D . Pressure.
T h is Is not som ething that kids should
have to deal w ith.
A d u lts deal w ith pressure every d a y In the
w orkplace a n d at hom e. Eve n teenagers hove
to deal w ith the pressures of Just being a
teenager a n d try in g to balance school, dat■ n ^ U m e jobs a n d deciding w here to go
C h ild re n , on the other h an d , should be
enjoying life a n d being yo u n g. D o in g their
h o m e w o rk a n d obeying their pa re nts rules
sh o u ld be the hardest things that they have
to Juggle.
W h en sports are added to that m u . ho w
ever, the pressure kicks in.
T w o weekends ago. I w atched the Little
League W orld Series gam e on television. Tw o
team s com posed of the best yo u n g baseball
playera In the w orld d u k e d it out for the title
of W orld Series cham pio n.
In the final In n in g , the Am erican team was
u p a n d on their w a y to a sure w in. their
coach was calm a n d the parents in the
stands were che e rin g them on.
U n til the p itche r wore out.
After p itc h in g a near s h u t o u t. the little
player on the m o u n d began th ro w in g hi table
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— w*Jk/nI
LAKE MARY . Senior Jcannfe
M in i showed off her All-Slate
abilities Tuesday night. leading the
Lake Mary Rams to a straight-game
18-3, 5-11 season-opening victory
over the Lyman Greyhounds in
Seminole Athletic Conference girls'
volleyball action at Lake Mary High
School.
*11 was a nice match, the stats
were spread out well/ said Lake
Mary head coach Cindy Henry. *lt
was a good team effort, we did a
good job of SUtng the back and
front row positions.
*ft was the first game and we still
have a lot of work to do. but It was
fti to watch them (the players) have
Sin. The new music got the players
in t h e -------- *
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crowd
It's nice to start with a
IMX**
Mans led the way with right kills,
while sophomore Kascy Ahearn
served a lot of points. Seniors
Strphsnle Dale and A n # Woodall
also played super matches
Laps Marys Jsanma Mans (No. 13, left) bumps ig tha
bai to sava R Rom going out of bounds. wMs Elsa CarvaRto (No. 32, abovo) slams s Ml bstwosn a pair ot Lyman
Cksyhound defenders during tha Rams' 15-2. 18-11 Saminola AMaRc Confer**** victory Tussdsy night
U C F back at work, Benoit named captain
ORLANDO _ Trying to put the disappointment
r Us 24-23 over Urns loss to I N University of
HasiM ipf behind, the U n iv e M y of Central
O n his first decent p uo b, the batter from
M exico blasted ■ three ru n hom er to tie the
gom e w ith n o outs.
T h e pitcher started to c ry. H U lips form the
w ord s, 1 don 't w a n t to pitch" to h is coach as
he looked desperately tow ard tha stands to
find a supportive face.
sometmng.* said McDowell
ig Into the game. McDowell was countta receiver a to be one of the strengths
j a w . As a result. McDowell sold he
rMSabty shake up »ha rotation among
.
.1
T h e A m e rica n player h it the g ro u n d , had
to be lifted to hla feet b y one of the coaches
a n d waa led b ack to hia dugout. sobbing and
defeated.
a n d that their m in o r m istakes are o n ly lnv
p o rta n t because they leant from them .
F O R T H E B E S T C O V E R A G E OF S R O R I
i
Benoit joins defensive end darned MeV,’barter'
of Orlando, llaehsr ker Em ory Oesrn (Seminole
High) of Sanford and safety Donnell Washington
of Gainesville as captains on the defensive side
of the ball.
Receivers Todd Cleveland (Lyman) of Alta
monte Springs. RuAia Hall of Bartow and Ray
Oould of Coral Springs serve as olfcnaivs cap
R y e is! to tha HseaM
T h a t evening, it w o u ld probably be safe to
bet that both the pitchers and the outfielder
felt the w eight of the w orld on their s h o u l
ders. T h e y were p ro b a b ly th in k in g that they
let their team, coaches, friends a n d fam ily
d ow n . T h e y m ig h t have been second guessln g them selves a n d w o n d e rin g w ha t tin y a c
tion, done differently, m ight have changed
the outcom e of the game.
It la Im p o rta n t th a t c ha m p io n sh ip games
exist a n d th a t k id s are rew arded for o u t
sta n d in g talent a n d p la y in g ability. T h e pres
sure, however, that these types of sports
s s s i-
SYFA fine
tunes its
football
machine
After ab ou t a doten pltchea. the pitcher
w as replaced for a final time. Th e third
pitcher allowed a hit to center field w hich
waa m issed b y the outfielder and the w in n in g
ru n scored on the error.
O b vio u sly, w h e n k id s get Into sports there
w ill be a certain degree of pressure. No one
plays a sport so they ca n lose and although
kids are ta u gh t differing degrees of sportsm a n a hlp , the p u rpo se of p la yin g athletics Is
to w in .
•'
*y receiver McDowell said was sure to
starting Job would be junior Mark N on
feat Paha Beach. Nonaant caught three
M 41 yards against the Rebels. Inchidyard first quarter touchdown pass from
»eh Daunts Culpepper,
adgy, McDowell made what he called
live decision by adding senior defensive
Aa tha coach m ade hie w a y to tha m o u n d .
It w a s obvious that he tried to be supportive
of h is pitcher whose confidence w as sha t
tered.
W h en they re tu rn e d to school, the entire
team had to face their classm ates a n d teach
ers w h o n o d o u b t were very supportive of
their second place finish. Th e boys m ig ht not
have been aa supportive of themselves.
»1
of captains, bring ing the number of captains to
•even.
ttecauar of llca in the voting, a total of s u
F ' V .jj
EU3T13 _ This post Saturday the
Sanford Youth Football Associa
tion unveiled its new-look football
squads In tune up gomes In Eustla
against Apopka and Lake Youth In
two mint games and oil five squads
looked good in their first appear
ances.
Fust up was the Mlghty-Mltes
under new coaches Oran Johnson
and Pete Lam ent. Newcomers Rod
ney Qrant and Desarlah Johnson,
along with lady Courtney Gibbs,
paced the way and the coaches are
looking for big things from this trio
of players.
Next up waa the Junior Pee
Wees, which got interceptions from
Rogw Breum and A .J. Armstrong
along with a 100-yard plus passing
performance .from quarterback Mlchael McKtnste. Caveae Richardson
putted down the majority o f McKintie's completions.
The Pee Wees then took center
stage with Its powerful backfidd of
Kendrick Knight, Anthony Taylor,
Dontao Johnson and Kenny Scott
The defense was led by the brother
and sister combo of Bud and J . J .
Thacker, which forced a couple of
fUmbles.
Newcomers Ryan Quinn and Tom
Bowers sparkled In their first
games as Junior Midget* as- did
vqtersn running back. Freddie
Howard.
Last to take the field in their new
opens M i J regular
Uurday wtth the
teams traveling to New Smyrna
IN Y O U R A R E A , REAL) MIL S A N F O R D H L R ' A l U DAILY
�■■ • Stnlord H»f»id. Btnlord, Florida - Wadnaiday, S*pt*mb#r 3, 1987
Tournament held In October on a date and at
a place to be announced.
For Information contact: PSA National of
fice. Dave Carroll (770) 818-8264.
Trlbt freshmen win opener
Taurus, IROC teat Daytona
SANFORD _ The Seminole High School
freahman football team handed Winter
Sprlnga High School a 28-8 tosa In the first
varatty action for the new high achool at
Winter Sprlnga High School Tuesday night.
Willie Bennet rushed for 154 yards and a
pair of touchdowns to lead the Fighting
Semtnolea, while Josh Lively also scored a
pair of touchdowna and rushed for 184
yards.
Jonathan Brooka led the Winter Sprlnga
attack, which wma hurt considerably by six
fumbles and two Interceptions.
Seminole will play Ita first home game of
the season next Tuesday, hosting Lyman at
Thomas E. Whlgham Stadium storting at 7
p.m.
D AYTO N A B EAC H _ The new Ford Taurus,
which will replace the Thunderblrd ns Ford's
choice of make during the 1888 NASCAR
Winston Cup Scries, made Its official ontrack debut Tuesday at Daytona Interna
tional Speedway.
NASCAR Winston Cup Series regular Rusty
Wallncc and hla Miller Lite racing team
brought a new Taurus In foil racing form to
the Speedway for the car's first official test
session.
T h is Is the very first Ford Taurus race car.
so we're Just spending today working on It
and seeing Where we're at,* said Wallace, the
1888 NASCAR Winston Cup champion. T h e
next step will be to take It through the wind
tunnel at home. I think everybody realties
that when you build a brand new ear right
out of the box that tt's a learning process.
Sanford Littla League picnic
Sanford _ The Sanford Little League will
hold a picnic this Saturday horn 11 a.m. to 3
p.m. at Park on Park.
Among the activities will be team picture
taking, games, a dunk tank, a disk Jockey
playing music and prises.
PSA National Tournamanta
PALATKA _ Dave Carroll's Players Softball
Association is pleased to announce It's line*
up of Adult National Tournaments for the
remainder of 1087. All men's teams ore wel
come!
This weekend. Sept. 8*7, there will be a
Class B (six home runs) Tournament In
Conyers. Oeorgla; on Sept. 12-14 there will
be a Class C (four home runs) Tournament In
Birmingham. Alabama and a Class A (12
home runs) Tournament tn Conyers. Qa.;
Sept. 17-21 there will be a Class E (no home
runs) Tournament at a place to be an
nounced: and Sept. 26-27 All Church Classes
In Palatka.
There will also be an all-classes Co-Ed
*We need to change some things on the car
to make It tide more comfortable. In reality,
this car ta set up for more of a track like
Charlotte or Mtchl*m . not Daytona, so basi
cally we're just getting some track time with
the car today. But I trunk It might be better
than we first anticipated. I think It’s going to
be more driveable. Coming down here will
give us a good Idea of where we're at and
where we need to go.*
Also on Tuesday. NASCAR Winston Series
regular Dave Marcia, two-time Daytona ARCA
200 winner Andy Hillenburg and NASCAR
veteran Jim Sauter were on hand to test four
1888 Pontiac Firebird IROC race cars tn
preparation for next year's IROC Series
opener February 13th at Daytons.
The test sessions continue this afternoon
and a section of the Oldfield Orandstand Is
open dally to the public, at no charge, until 5
p.m. with access through D AYTONA USA ..
Guided Speedway Tours are also available
from 0:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. dally for a nominal
fee.
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LAKE MARY _ Doing the damage offensively
; on the final night of the City of Lake Mary
[ Department of Parks and Recreation Men's
' Friday Night Spring Slowpllch Softball League
' finally were.
' The next season Is scheduled to begin next
Friday. September 12th. and teams should
contact Terry Dietrich at the Lake Mary
Recreation Department as soon as possible.
Seagate Software (game one): three hits _ Dan
loplccoto (one triple, three runs scored, one
RBI), Jo h n Alvares (one double, three runs
scored, two RBI), Drew Coulter (one run scored,
four RBI). Matt Fairbanks (two runs scored,
three RBI). David Qalluccl (three runs scored,
one RBI); two hits _ Bruce Hernandes (one
triple, one double, two runs scored, four RBI).
Walt Luna (one run scored, two RBI). George
Glasgow (two runs scored, one RBI); one hit
Chris Formont (one triple, one run scored, one
RBI). Mike Ivanov (one run scored).
Sanford Paint and Body: two hits _ David
Herman (one triple, one run scored, one RBI),
Jerry Trapp (one run scored, one RBI). Denny
Miller. Bobby Krelnbrlng; one hit
Charlie
Fagan. John Bern oaky: one run scored- ^ Jim m y
Smith.
Seagate Software (Game Tw o): three hits
Matt Fairbanks (one triple, one run scored, two
RBI). Bruce Hemandex (two doubles, two runs
scored, one RBI); two hits _ Walt Luna (one
triple, two runs scored, one RBI). Chris
Formont (one run scored, one RBI). Mike Ivanov
lone run scored, two RBI). George Olasgow (one
run scored); one hit _ Dan Loplccolo (one
double, two runs scorcd7two RBI). Jo hn Alvarei
(one double, one run scored, two R B I); one run
scored, one RBI _ Drew Coulter.
Becr:30: two hits _ Mike Miller (one triple, one
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Continued from Page I B
The Rams used super passing to dominate the
first game, but the Oreyhounaa came alive In
the second game.
*1 thought we were In trouble,* said Henry.
T h e y were getting a good first touch on the ball
and they are a strong hitting team. But good
serving allowed us to take over again and pull
out the victory.*
T h u Friday the Rams will host the 10-team
Lake Mary Invitational, one of the top tourna
ments of the season. Expected to attend are all
of the SAC schools os well as Dr. Phillips from
Orlando and Merritt Island from the East Coast.
’ It’s a big tournament, but there Is no preisure because the games don't count In the con
ference or district standings. It should be a lot
of fon.* said Henry.
The first matches get underway at 4 p.m. on
Friday, then run all day Saturday starting at 8
a.m.
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C o n tin ue d fro m Page I B
McDowell insUted on adding Benoit, who was
dose In the balloting, to the tut of captains be
cause of the great leadership he gives on the
field as well as off. Benoit had a team-high 17
tackles and pressured the quarterback eight
times in the loss at Mississippi.
The Knights will be looking th u week to
ngc Its 33-14 loss at the hands of the South
Carolina Gamecocks last season when USC
tailback Duce Staley rushed for 187 yards and
three touchdowns. Culpepper threw for 210
yards and two touchdowns before leaving the
game early In the second half with a sprained
ankle.
RBI I. Brett Mode (two runs scored). Blake
Murray (two RBI), Jerry DlBartolo (one run
scored); one hit _ Kyle Brubaker (one double,
one run scored). Victor DlBartolo and Ken
McKeever (one run scored and one RBI each).
Jerry DlBartolo (two RBI). Jerry Camus (one run
scored).
Beer:30 (game three): four hits _ Jerry Camus
(one home run. three doubles, four runs scored,
four RBI), winning pitcher Blake Murray (one
triple, four runs scored, five RBI). Brett Mode
(one triple, three runs scored, two R B I). Joe
Ferfes (three runs scored, three R B I)i three hits
_ Joe DlBartolo (one triple, two runs scored,
one RBI). Ken McKoever (three doublet, four
runs scored, three R B I). Kyle Brubaker (four
runs scored, three RBI). Jerry DlBartolo (three
rua scored, four RBI). Victor DlBartolo (three
runs scored, two RBI). Mike Miller (one run
scored, two RBI).
Sanford Paint and Body; one hit _ Denny
Miller (one home run. one run scored, one RBI).
Jim m y Smith (one run scored, one RBI). Charlie
Fagan (one RBI). Bobby Krelnbrlng (one RBII.
Jerry Trapp. Jo hn Bernoeky.
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WRR thl* Court WITHIN TH I
LATIN OP T H M I MONTH!
APTIN TH I OATI OP TH I
PIMT PUBLICATION OP THII
NOTICI ON THINTV OAVI
APTIN TH I DAT! OP MNVICI
OP A COPY OP THII NOTICI
ONTHIM.
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dont* ootato muot
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OATI OP TH I PIMT PUBLICA
TION OP THII NOTICI.
ALL CLAIM!, OSMANOS AND
OOJICTIONI NOT SO PIUD
WILL I I rO AIYIA BANMO.
Tho dal* at m* Urol puSdosHon of IN* Notloo N Auguot
*7rn, 1M7.
DANIIL P. SMITH
SM I Oroat Oak Lon*
Sanford, Florida SIT71
DOROTHY SAUMOARONIR
S0I7 Wmdchlm* Orel*. N.
Ayopk*. pl m e i
OIOROI t . WALLACI
Attorney for
Poroonal Roproaontottvo:
CHRISTOPH!R 0. CATHCART
ISOUIRI
Plortda Oar Na. 410410
ISON.
Ttioptiono MOT) ISS-SOM
PuMMRi Aufuof IT , and
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Sanford. Florida S i m
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Final Judgmtnt onttrod m Civil
Nt. V7-1144-CC-IOC pondmg m
tho County Court of th*
■WMoonm Judicial Circuit m
and far Simla*!* County-
CLASSIFIED MPT.
HOOPS
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at an
407/831-9923
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m acoordonoo with Iho
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poroono wtth dNdSSRM* needma a opoolol accommodation M
port*i»oto m thl* protoodmo
ohould •on1*01 th* ADA
Coordinator, at M l N. Park
Avonuo, Suit* NM1, Sonford,
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MARYANNS HOflH
M O U M Of THI COURT
NO. SS-fMt-dA-14-W
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NOTICI II HIMSV OIVSN
that an th* ISO, dm ** MRTIMNIN IMT at nos ant. at
th* want ham door of m*
County Courthouoo in
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dominoI* County. PMrtdo. In
whwA Joy** M. Mongo to m*
Plaintiff and Jooouo S.
Mr I Ham, CWy T. Molfvoon and
Seminoto County ptarfds. tr*
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tho
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County
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SANPOND, Moordtng la m*
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Roaordo at Sommolo County
OATIO tho Mm day of
AUGUST. IMT.
MARYANNS MORM
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RICONOIO MARCH If . ISM Nl
OFFICIAL NICORDI BOOR
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PUBLIC MCONOS OP SIUINOLI COUNTY, FLONIOA.
TOOTTHtR wmt ALL APPURTINAHCIS THIMTO ANO AN
UNOIVtOlO M TIM IT M THI
COMMON lUM IN TI OP IfUO
COWOOMNIIUM Al SIT FORTH
M IfUO OfCURATOR.
Comity PMrtda
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NORTH ONUNOO TOWNSfTI
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County Courthouoo. lanford,
Florida, at 11;*4 am., an
StptomStr ISrd. IMF.
WITNIS* my han* and m*
Soot at NU* Court tht* Mm day
ot Auguot. 1M7
MARYANNS MORM
dark ot rn* Circuit Court
Sy: Doromy W. Sohon
Doputy CMr*
CUUOS R. WALHIR. loauo*
ISM ThomaortSo h U
T d P R i i i. PMrtda SISBI
|S04| III'IS M
ASSOCIATION. INC.,
IM Nhr proNt
Ho find day of
AUOUST, IM T.
MANYANNS MOASI
C U M OP THS
COUNTY COURT
N r Jana I . Jaaaimo
NOTICI n M M IY OTVIN
mot an m* tsm d*y of MRTIM M ! 1M? at it do oat. at
door of th*
SomMoM County Courthouoo m
Sonford, PMrtdo, th* underCldHi b M gUgj tot d H
u St T SLOCK t, BWBSTWATIN OAKS MOTION IT.
ACCONOINO TO TNS PUT
THWIOP A l RICONOIO IN
PUT BOOK 11. PAM It, OP
THI PUBLIC MCONOS OP
SShNNOLB COUNTY, PLOMOA
WITH TM FOLLOWING STRUT
AOOSIMi 4M COVIN1001
tantott th* AO/
CaardHtator, at M l N. Pars
Aoanus. SuNs NISI, Sanford,
PMrtda ItTTf, TMophono (4*7)
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U S SOCAd CORPORATION. ATTNi WNMTON SCHWARTZ, MSI
WUT ITATI ROAD 414. lUITa 111, LONOWOOO, PL SI77S,
IS ■III SEISft MA t 1» AAIBA.SEa Tko momUai U
ho SaMfoOfo
County BsstMs M. MwaMMIB Sm OL Nsnss M Best Th* BNP
appSosSph M far OOMTMICnON OP A BUNPACS WATSR MANAOBMBNT BYBTBM TO MNVB THB U S SOCAS BUSOIVIStON.
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holiday*. SOS dJS.-*M BOB p.m. at
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natMa of thM tntant h tha matt tor thaoa paraona ta tAaa tha
OlitrNt RMS* actual natMa. PaBur* M «M a ptHHon wNhta sat
Mm*portad that*i matRuta * orMvorofpnyftghtouon parsonnuy
have ta itg a d 4R 4dNtnt4tr*tlua datarootnaHan httdtd under
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SANS NNt ST-tSSS-NA-tS-N
CtTICONP MORTOAOS. INC.
PLAINTIFF
VS.
LUIS a ROMAN. IT AL
MFBNOANTII)
NVTMS SP ACTION
TO: LUIS N. ROMAN On*
PMDAO ROMAN
I* unknown if
h*/*h*/ui*y ho dead, tho
my rtWK. NHo or mtoroot m mo
property dooorfkod m mo mortpogo SoMg torooloood horom.
YOU AM HSRf BY NOTIFIIO
mat on action to lorooMo* 0
mongago on th* folMwMg
you or* rogukod to oorvo a
copy of your written dotsnoot,
d my M R on OAVIO J. STI AN,
n o . PMMURS otlornoy, whoa*
addron la Ml S. University Dr..
SwNo SM. PMntoIMn, PL SSS14
tn* Mtar mm M day* ham mo
dot* of tho first puBNootion of
dm naHit or sonant and fB*
mo.ortgmof Wtm m* Otars ot
on
PMMtdth
attorney or
kamoX
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p^j wwTvvnvt vtnvwiiV
dofauN wUt ko omorad taamet
you far th* rouof demmdid m
m* complaint or potiuon mod
WfTNBBB my hand and th*
•oaf ot this Court *1 StMtNOLB
County PMrtda. thMH it day of
AUOUST,, IMT.
MARYANNS MORS!
ClIRK OP THB
CIRCUIT COUNT
BVS DarMno L Taylor
Doputy dark
LAW Offptesa op
OfWIO J. STBAN
ATTOANSY POR PUINTIPP
kOI B. UNIVBRBTrv OR.
SUITS S04
PLANTATION, PL >1114
PuMMhi August IT, t
SoptomSor I, IMT OBH-BBS
aSaud unto** a patRton tar sr ddwtntasrsthfd praaaadtng Satrintl
N Mad purouant M th* pruvtolom *r sootton 110X7, PS., and
sooIMr 440-1JIT, PJLO. A poreon whs** tuSotonSol mtorn to
*r*sNjwMdM>any of M O t y N ^SwpoMi^p^ jslM Wtmon*
ootordonot wRh iorffan 114X7, P.S PotRlont muot »empty wtm
mo rosukampnM of PMrtda AdmWMtrpHo* Ood* thd* 4*0-1X41
and So Mod wNh troilhrod by) th* OMNMt dork, Mooted m
, Highway 1M Watt. Palau*. PMrtda SttTT.
^AR TT^M YCAR ^^Sc?^,
toot PiwScfnct LAKS MANY
S. IS. IMT
LOT til, SSL AIRB HILLS
UNIT THRU, ACCOROthD TO
THS PUT THBRBOP AS
RBCOROSO m PUT SOON 14.
RAO! I7-M. OP THS PUBUC
AICOAOS OP SBMINOLS
COUNTY. PLOMOA.
md UNKNOWN SPOUSIl
ANMLO MONRO
md UNKNOWN SPOUSI,
27— N ursery 8 C M M
Core
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IM* Claimtop an rniorool Oy,
duawgh. under or sgsmot m*
pursuant ta a Summary
N^M
mT oPtvN
h.tl
rw^M
N
Ha. M-SSM CC-1S-U pondmg
rn dtp County Court at St*
Sighto*nth JudHMl Cuown m
and far Sarnmoto County.
ALOtMT PL's NBgPBCTI O
Dating Buraau lor MNIONS.
EWN 1477 If-----------------
PMt So** 14, Pa*** 4-4, PuMM
Roaordo of SommoM Cou^ny,
So opou00*. hairs, dovtooo*.
piontoo*. OOOM"»M. honor*.
SW IITW ATM OAKS
too coAd am 100(71 at It8 Pm
bus ' DM tadrem Ttmpa 741vn
NOTICI M hartOy fttan mat.
purouant M W* Ordor Otraotm*
CMM
M
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M
Th* admMlotraIMn 4< th*
l4ta*4 Of JOHN A. SAUMOAAONIR. *4044444. rua N*. *74B4-CP, I# 440*104 Nt **4
Circuit Court for
County.
Florida.
Orlando • Winter Park
8 « m in o l«
407/322-2811
**M Ian* or wood m **n)un*ii*n
14*4
Beer:30 ends with big win
CLASSIFIED ADS
COURT. ft^taWOCD, fRll M
IIT7#
w i.
lofothor wRh all struoturo*.
improvement*, hoturos. took-
Ooo* N*. I 47-1SS7-OA
PiiNlim IL L
NORWSST MORTOAOS. **C..
ROPORT BANU SOTO md
VALIRII CURRS BOYD;
THI Y1LUB OF CABBBLBfRRV
H0MI0WN4RB
ASSOCIATION. MC.1
FIRSTPLUB FINANCIAL.
PIC f/k/a MMOOSLBNB
NATIONAL PUNOmO
CORF, and UNKNOWN
TINANTSJOWNSNS.
NOTMB OP AOTMN
TO: AOBIRT BARIS BOYD
VAURM CLARKS BOYD
CURRINT RISiOfNCS
UNKNOWN
LAST KNOWN AOONBBSBS:
SSM Hsmtot Loop
wmtor Pork, FMnd* U7S1
MSowtng property
County PMrtda:
LOT 111, VILLAS OP CASSII
BfRRV PHASI 4. ACCONOINO
TO THB PUT THBRBOP.
ASCONOID rn PUT NOON 41,
PAOIS M. 4T ANO 41 OP THI
PUBLIC AICOAOS OP SIMINOLI COUNTY. PLOMOA.
eammonty known 04 U K
Hamlot Loop. WMtar Park,
rosutrsd M oorvo 4 oopy sf your
wrRMn dofomoo. N any, M it m
Richard S Mohror al Kao*
noy who** oddrooi M NO. Boi
BOO. Taapa, FMrtd* BSS01, on
or kotoro thirty IM dtps h*m
SM ftrot dot* at pukBti
Ctork of thMCourt *«h*r Sofor*
•wyHo on pMintMX attorney or
btunodiotolr thorooTMr;
at**, a doTouh w M b tl
«d*m*t you for tho rol
dommdod to the Complomr.
(COURT StAU
Ootod: AUOUST tSth. 1S47.
Honors*lo Mtrymnt Mors*
CLINK OP THI COUNT
Ml N. Pork Avonuo
•ontord. PMrtdo SITTI
By: Rum King
Doputy Clorti
Pubdoh: Soptombor 1, to, 1SS7
OfMO
CELEBRITY CIPHER
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K I T *N’ C A R I.Y I.f c ® by U r r y W rijthl
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w
ply «BMn DaBary Manor, so
Norfi Il|>taay i / - « . Detary
VENDING ROUTE
Drug Free wort piece EOC
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off run tarn home Cat to*
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FOR UNOCROROUNO
VT1UTY CONTRACTOR
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drug n n
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na *ndo*manftto
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to Lata Mary Area. CaB:
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out door dubH/mam.
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TOLL COLLECTOR ratoaea. Fut
A part ton# CMI tor ntormaMn
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Tivparaartoltoing F/T E P/T
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WANTED EMPLOYEES F/T or
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CMI baton 200 pm MB Tta*.
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For Firm. ma/kXacturtng Must
b* aap. In ma wort e cabinet
tx M n g Cal 33BB3B4 Jo* or
Wort Irom noma IS OOTv ptoa
bonu*. Eapartoncad praWrrad
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OPENINGS*
WAREHOUSE • M C O TO N
CORPORATION, A * naaon t
totting manuiMuiutotoaitwiar
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7 00am-3 30pm, *004 30pm
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141— Homes For Sate
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LAKE MART. CHAbC GROVE
40. 1 car fra g * , auto cfmrw*
b pto caang lana f o u r tub
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brKk lrtx.1
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month* old and MANY EX
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tan pool B ammmt area and ta
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ENOUSH HORSEBACK RIDINO
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9 17 ACRES Martmn. FL
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207— J«w«lry
211—
Antiqus/Coltectlbtes
1 5 7 — M o b i le H o m e s
ForSste
40 p w r CrjAactwto nrig,n«l
twt/a Aa oo* m wrvvto (vac
at rtnnarw.ua 772-04/1
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I PIECE or WhoW Houwhold
I04-//4 772U40/M01B32
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74 t 44c 1/2 to S t/ r *
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i
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10H 7 CAWAllO 5 AfHNKj. A*
nrrw limt and wrhen/i. 17,000
000
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Cl). CRUISE. 5 Alloy whasli ml
lull iir* apara. low packag*.
4X4 loaded Whila/Oray. Lika
n»w 41000 milai 111, BOO.
Phon* daya 7*1-10*1. Wghli
314 7*47, Aab lor Bill
B AD OR N O C R E P IT 7 T
NO PRO0LCM1!
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choree QUAJWN1ELD To* fra*
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a tree money making report with
ontar________________________
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239—
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74 Ptvrtrjmi Ctei 330-1612
241— R * C .~
Vahlctea/Campars For
Sate
nn hOUlHWV/U 33K Swap*
9 r acalant conrlton *19,900
ur mika odar 311-01*7
1979 Dorlg* Coachman Stoop*
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223— Miscellaneous
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GARAGE
010 BIG s a l e Aug C M
EVERY DUNG FROM A-Z
71 Cl gold aiamp collect. 1*4*
ortfl Herbie Pinecrett area.
114 W. Colaman CK
F HI SAT MOVING SALE 112
KM Kirlwr lid . Sanui* Sub
Mary gLwwl m.ic rtamam ___
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to tom. lung bed) u u ), clean
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and Airport BM. on tUrtmatt Annua
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231— Cars For Salt
CLEAN NEWBPAPina *
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ii* w run 147 I I. Sal *-1
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C»U*
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GOVT AUCTIONI (BALES
219— Wanted to B uy
24*44* 1/7 N1 Perm
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INSIDERI QUIDS TO
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229— Auctions
240— Bob! Rentals
J4L Fin* Ufa Jamal
Cutiom CWalgn. WhotaaaW 407-377-0*11
2 and 3 Bedroom
5
£
tan bknda, XMaa baaadlacora
bona I ctopanq
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4 30 PINEH/OOE CONDO on
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NOTICE
A* ranMI and r*U
(earn am* art aubwet to in*
Federal Farr Houang Act.
mafeaa a legal to t o e m a any
pralaranca. amnabon, or dnenmawaon bated on race, coi
Iwndcap. ta
BUB MTRTLB A V I V I W W
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area NO PETSt BUOmo . dap
CHEEHY-3 bdrm I 9 bato Home
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SANFORD HIDDEN LAMES ¥11
7 BB79 /mo * tBTVeac 709
Bored* Rd 4BT-M9B0B*.
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f lOOIMtoam MW/merv
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large room*— .......B4BB/MB*
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porch, nica y a rd ....14194400
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JM O O Y LB 133-349*
BTBNSTROU REALTY
WB NEED HOUSES TO RENTI
WOOOSiHE LARGE 3/7, yautad
caianga. lanced yard, on quM
CuHJa-taC IBTVmo. 774-7071
284-Lsw n Service
252-Additlons A
Rsm odsling
NEW M M OOBL REPAIR
Door*, windowa. carpentry.
* I idacka 4 concrete
tiding,
373-4*37I 5
1 □ Bakni COCISeBO
253-Air Conditioning
AC FOR B ALI 3 TON 4 9 TON
uni. For more mlo cal 173
7016 or 976 999V
258-Autonwtivs
1 0 9 — D u p l e x / T r ip t e x
rz
s rz T T s rrrs
era*. No paia. |300 * dap.
259-Child Cars
A v t a B a p t r CiB 3714MB0
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ting* parson. Blll/mo * daP? ff
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ltd t bdrm, Cant AC, carport M
949041
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J i A U T Y M1-T4BB
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HS. OHA, W W CARPET.
8*0. B accepted. 37944*4
C a n te rs
COMB JOIN TH* FUN.
MUNCHKIN MANOR
4074314*44
281-Accounting A
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pick-up
T o T T S o b ii a H o m S r
285-Carpsntry
BRG 8SrtaS^77^
1 Bd. TraBtr MOAM * BIMVdep
I n t e r v i e w s B e i n g H e i d i V H d e * S e p t 3* 1 0 9 7
117— C o m m a r e W
CRT
tq. n.
441 tromaa*. 407*7* 7900.
MORRIS
CONSTRUCTION
GENERAL MACHINE WORK
Sttai, atom . ate. Welcome tm
yjtik'prolrtype* 407-37*-7*7*
74 FORD F-360
360 Auto. Urge auk* bad. tuna,
tow mlaag*. naada work. 1790
or bad* lor outoowd motor 3307181 anytime.
M fw tir a l f t L i f e I n s u r a n c e .
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BUILDINGS
MARINER S VILLAGE
in to* county. I bdmvi bam
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home. UnUmuhad. AC.
ranoa. idMguilor. 1400 down
taaVmo. **>11*7___________
P a id V a c a t io n s , 4 0 1 k , H o li d a y P a y ,
191— Bulidlng
Materials
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call
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Iona
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cond.(i«n
140 00 Ca) 374 1779 rrvrm.ngi
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•7— A p c m i w n t s ■
U n f u m lB h a d
IV W M L k .
CHEST, 0*1 47- X t‘i X Hi'"
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KENUOIIE ELECTRIC |Htr
Ffl. Worti gom). l«-4
_________ 373 w n
153— Acroag* Lot For
KINNSL WORKER
atoned-** 004* Cat
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preiKfreo
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Mary company ham Pal Tima
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181— Appliances &
Furniture For Sate
Naei Ca< re* tear* r i y w l
a*nr*rtMei. h M i
sotom.1. ouate. muBAi
LAKE MART Over irj acre to/
dtoTI rm. 2 pent** 144,400
1/2 ACRE 47 WTKW nx/hnr yi
law Mrtrt tas.BOO
Cl/IT. BLT 37 on I act Jac
tub. Ipto. 7 car gar IIM.B00
JOB OPPORTUWTR* M
ORLANOOFBANPORD WTVRNAT10NAL AtaPORT
Dyn«a Service*. Inc. M Santord
I Atport I* currandy ranrg part
area ramp aarvtoa* paraonnM
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1 *00-474-*060
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LOIS/ACREAGE Mfflad M
Ranl/Buy Stmoul inryur».i
only 407-1191411.
na) a aa
IS* Badtord Court Sanlord. FI
rm
OWNER MOTIVATED. :)/) 9
Near whooii Nu> area
EXTHA NICE I* 331-0*33___
POOL* 3 BDRMrdreet Area
Family room, Fenced yd.
___ Only IB4.B00. JJ0-7BM____
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37771
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NO LLOtMNU C o i r 17,000
doom. 2M6 ErCainlam-Sanlord
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332-Oat!.
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LA 8 0 M M NIKDCO
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CARFCNT1R. A*
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1371-9077
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odd |Oi>^ A moft No »ob kio
gmall Ftcre ottinutei 974-Oft21
268-Ctesning
277-Haullng
SsrviCBB
APOLLO CLEANING BVC
CommlUrfed Quality SvoBet
nladion guar Uc-lnt 371-6iM4
14W CLEANING: 3234*0*
Oomattk to omeai/Butlrwaaaa. Wa do the lob rtgW
KATHY'S KLEANtNO-Hatrd.
wtoy/mo. rontil clean oult 11
yra e«p » rata 330-B3I3
LE TS US LIFT YOUR CLEAN
ING BURDENS Waak/tn weak
ole 337-1*3) or (7 *-11(4
PREFERRED MAIDS
Rand.
wkty/br-wkly
Family
uvmud 4 uporalad unco 18B4
Hc-Bondadlnt
373-109/ or
760-9170
269-Concrste
SWIFT C O N C R ITI *0*1*31
Drhrawaya-Palloa-Sidawalka
HaraM Iwtlt: 407-374-1*4*
Deiand: *04-734-1044
Rental picpeity, garngw’dind
cWan ut>t, aulxuca*. Iiatii.
bruin 407-B44-7BBE or
_ ^ _ £ jr _ 4 0 T 4 1*4717
278-Homo
Im provom onts
CHARLES O (Dan) MK l FR
ButkMr. CBC09/789 RaV
Comm . ramodoi nddihoni. iapair MC. VISA
407-310-1741
0AVID"KEY CONSTRUCTION
Naw/Ramodallng/Rtpai'a
Lk : COCO*/)34 370-7707
LITTO N* iianrfyinan** Ctoanmg Svca No yii loo tmakUg
Free an 24 hr u c 6/9 7716___
REYNOLDS VINYL S.DINQ
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want 4 ovoitiing. mom (H1H
Lie /In* Etiimale*. Mtotwi di*
round Call nowl (4071 372-
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(P C C U irT Y CONTRACTOR
Peml and homo rop-urt
LtCJ
BONDED Jack TulOa 130-3172
279-Drywall
260-Laundry Service
DHYWALL-STUCCO IWpaat
Wat A Calling laituret
Matched Popcorn 111-4131
MARY't LAUNDRY SERVICE
Will wiah A Iron, Pkkup A
Deliver. Low ratal. 323 )344
283-Landscaplnfl
271-Eltctrlcal
M I D AN (LBCTRK1AN7
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•t tune cut or moniMy tarytoaH
OFIEATRATIII 172-4044
Central Florida Lawn Manage
ment Compkle lawn care Fra*
etkmaiei. 2*042*1
FREE
EBTIMAIES/lOW
RATES
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370-7174____________________
GREG OROtS LAWN MRVICE
RESCOM
QUALITY CARE
FREE E5T 3|90*9t:_________
PRIME CUTS BY DAN.
LIC/INS RELCOM. Prole*
' THE LAWN GUY
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Comptala lawn car* 767-1149
" TWO OOOO OLD BOV* r
Trae tvc. Indtcp, lawn maml
Fraa ail 307 9099pgr 6796074
291-Pslnting
BnUNNELL PAINT *40, 71 Yra.
19X104991 ComrnTktidanhil
Camanlry Rep* Ira. Wtli-paper,
piaaiaffg.......372 740!
C O M U m tatO w m ilyr
Warranty A Power Wtah.
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FRANK BARNHART FalntlPlu* Praaiura Cleaning.
In*, lin ta 1170. 373-1111
ra
298-Prsssurs
Cteaning
PREBBURl'-tlaam
Dacka ‘ Wa*u ' Drlvawayt
STEAM FACTORY 374-THS
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Church A Sr DWa. 3rd. Gan.
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4B - Senlord Herald, Sanford, Florida - Wednesday, Saplambar 3, 1997
by Chic Young
BCONDIE
by Chartae M. Schulx
PEANUTS
SCHOOL STARTS
A 6 A IN NEXT
WEEK, RERUN.
IM NOT 6 0 IN 6 ..
THE TEACHER
HATE5 M E ..
YOUR OLP TEACHER MOVED
AUJAY..THI5 YEAR YOU'LL
HAVE A NEW TEACHER..
SHE POESN T EVEN
KNOW ME, AND AlREAPY
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Can Alzheimer’s disease be prevented?
Hanger to patients Infected with thr
human Immunodeficiency virus. The
virus often depletes the body of a vital
erolno acid complex (glutathione*,
which hastens death. Because aceta
minophen also reduces glutathione
levels, the combination can lead to
serious consequences. For the same
reason, A ID S patients should avoid
excessive exposure to sunlight and
beverages containing alcohol.
D E A R DR. G O T T : Short o M u it
waiting around for something to hap
pen, la there soma way I can prevent
the disaster of Alihelmer'a disease?
I'm a 70-year-old grandmother In
excellent health — but worried.
DEAR READER: No one knowi the
cause of Alihelmer's disease, a pro
gressive brain disorder that leads to
dementia. However, two new studies
raise the Intriguing possibility that the
disease can be prevented — at least In
some people — by the use of two safe
and common medicines: estrogen and
nonsteroidal anti Inflammatory drugs
tNSAIDs).
Th e regular use of prescription
estrogen, a female hormone, was
shown to protect post menopausal
women from getting Alihelmer’s dis
ease — as well as reduce tha Inci
dence of heart attacks and the severi
ty of osteoporosis. On the negative
side, estrogen is associated with a
small but significant risk of breast and
uterine cancer Therefore, the choice
of whether to lake the hormone Is
highly Indivlduallted: Each womon
must decide for herself after Intense
consultation with her gynecologist or
family physician
Nonprescription N SAID s. on the
other hand, are a different kettle of
fish Marketed as ibuprofen. naproxen
and Indomethactn. these products are
customarily used for minor aches and
pains. However, researchers at The
Johns Hopkins University discovered
that the dally use of NSAIDs signifi
cantly reduced the Incidence of
Alihelmer's disease in more than I too
men and women who participated In a
study The best results were noted In
subjects who took the drugs for more
than two years Despite these encour
aging findings, the doctors caution
that more research needs to be per
formed before any broad recommen
dations can be made to the general
public
DEAR DR. G O TT: I have AIDS. My
doctor has forbidden me to use prod
ucts that contain acetaminophen.
Why?
D EA R R E A D E R : A recent report
IF -D -C Reports, March 24, 1997)
Indicted drugs containing acola
minophen <1>Tenol and others) as a
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sending you a copy of my Health
Report "Blood: Donations and
Disorders." Other readers who would
like a copy should send S2 plus a long,
self-addressed, stamped envelope to
P.O. Box 2017, Murray Hill Station.
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FRIDAY
August 1 1997
50 Cents
Sanford Herald
Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Seminole County elnee 1SOS
89th V M r. N o . 245 - Sanford, Florida
Violent
night
How sweet it is
To d a r.
Partly
cloudy
with a 00
percent chance of
scattered
5 / T P a r t ly
w ' Cloudy
High* tn the 90a.
B y R U S S W H IT E
Herald Staff Writer
August arrived violently in Sanford with a
convenience store armed-robbery late T h u rs
day and a 2 a m drowning on Friday nt the
Lake Je n n y Apartments swimming pool The
Milford I'o luc Department is
Investigating
both Incidents, said Officer Tom Sklha
A black male dressed in black and wearing a
white cloth over his face brandished a lil.u k
semi-automatic pistol w h rn hr robbed Ihe
Handy-W ay Slore at 1301 W Airport lllvd at
10 48 p m
Josephine Armstrong 60 .was the clerk on
duty arul was unharmed The rohlrer e»< aped
with from 830 tn 850 The poller have the inci
dent rcro rd rd on video tape from the store
Joe 0|>hns Hanks. 35. of Geneva was pronoun rrd dead at ('olurntila M rdlr.d CenterSanford at 2 50 a in aftrr bring taken to the
hospital by a Sanford Fire Department i r s n ir
team wliK It rrs|mndrd to a call Iron, the l a k e
Jenny Apartments at Santa Barbara Drive
The Sanford Polite report said that a ffo rd
ing to witnesses. Ranks s trip e d to his under
shorts and jum|>rd Into the deep end of Ihe
swimm ing (tool at the apartments H r was
pulled from Ihe |mjoI five minutes later
Tim othy Rnwle of 97 Seminole Gardens and
Sandra Jones of 62 Seminole Gardens gave the
police their account of what happened Sklba
said that no foul play is suspri ted If drugs or
alcohol were used, such will l*e determined b y
an a u l opsy
TODAY
Challenger license plates
M arking the 30th anniversary of the Ken
nedy Space center Visitor Complex. Hie A s
tronauts Memorial Foundation and Ihe KSC
arc celebrating Challenger License Plate Week
front Aug 2 tu 8
Th e pui|Mt»e uf Ihe spccl.il wrek la to have
apeclal eventa. featlvlliea .mil dlacounta In
lhank Floridlnna who by Challenger llcenar
platca. A portion of the proceeds from the
plates Is received by the AM F so It can p ro
vide educational technology training to Flo r
ida educators in the center for space educa
tion at KSC.
Throughout the week, various astronauts
will join the festivities. Including James
Adumson. Loren Shrlvcr. Fred Gregory, and
Apollo I3's Fred liaise. In addition, education
program displays, tours of the Center for
apace Education, and two country music con
certs featuring Diamond Rio and Clay Walker
are also planned.
Challenger plate holders will receive a b ro
chure about Ihe week's activities in Ihe mall.
Schools’
tax bite
tp hurt less
Frss vision sxams
Prevent Blindness America and Sears will
olfer free vision checks for students an Aug. 3
nt the fifth nnnunl All American Eye Cheek
Day. No appointment Is necessary for Ihe ex
ams being conducted at over 750 Sears loca
tions across the country Including Scm lnolr
Towne Center.
For information, coll (8001 331-2020
Ovlodo mooting
Th e City of Oviedo will hold a city council
meeting on Aug. 4 at 7 p m. in C oun cil C h a m
bers at 400 Alexandria Btvd.
Topics wll include discussion of proposed
ordinances, fee waivers for special events and
the nam ing of Kingsbcldge Park.
National night out
Residents can participate In National Night
out on Aug. 5. by turning on th ru home lights
to support anti-crime efforts, the event la
sponsored by the national Association of
Tow n Watch.
For Information, call Moll Peskln at (CIO)
649-7055
Eaglewatch projact summary
Th e Audubon eagle watch project, co
sponsored by the Florida Audubon Society,
the United States Department of the Interior's
Fish and Wildlife Service and Darden Restau
rants Foundation, continues to assist in Ihe
Identification, verification, monitoring and
documentation of activity and productivity of
Bald Eagle nests In urban areas throughout
the Central Florida region.
A year-end sum m ary of the program activity
for the 1996-1997 Bald Eagle nesting season
include: 174 individuals currently registered
as program members with 164 active volun
teers: 160 total nests assigned for reconnais
sance by program participants; and 140 eagle
nests located with activity at 111 nest sites.
In Seminole County specifically. 18 nests
were assigned to 10 volunteers. 16 nests were
located and one unrecorded nest was docu
mented. Fourteen of those nests were active
and 19 eaglets produced and fledged.
Fraud prevention checkup
A T 8 T wireless Services Is offering n free
fraud prevention
checkup to customers
throughout Florida. Authentication, a defense
technology which automatically sends secret
information between the phone and the serv
ice network, is available on most digital and
newer model analog phones. Because the In
formation is never totally transmitted, some
one trying to steal Ihe phone number would
not be able to take the Information off of the
airwaves.
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For assistance in activating the free protec
tion or to Identify whether the equipment is
authentication ready, call (800) 778-7040.
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B y M A R IA O R E M
Herald Staff Writer______________________________
Tho giant candy cans and . ------- , --------gracing the entrants to FAO Schwara'a
Sanford company visible
part of magical toy store
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Herald Staff Writer__________________________
There's a new toy store in town and It's
big.
FAO Schwarz of New York opened Its
newest store today at 9101 International
Drive at Republic In Orlando. The 37,000
T O
square-fool
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store
afore la
Is built in Ihe shape of a
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upside down
toy Okmm
box mmand
surrounded
toys up to 35 feet loll. Children and adults
will see a 32-foot bear. 6-foot Barbie shoes
and a 30-loot Raggedy Ann doll.
Designs by a Sanford-based company will
also be making their debut today at the toy
store. Exoscope Design and Fabrication
See To y , Page 3 A
The
Seminole
County
School
Board
unanim ously and without much discussion
approved on Thursday a tentative school
budget of 8485.819.944. a 10 6 percent
increase over last year
The 1997-98 prop-ised fiscal budget reflects
an operating budget of $278,472,464 which
Includes salaries and lienrlils (nr the school
district's
staff,
materials
and
supplies,
utilities, maintenance, building operations,
and student transportation
Capital projects comprise 8134.769.912 and
Include
construction and renovations (or
Gotdstxjfu Elementary School. Lake Brantley
High School. Rock Lake
Middle School
Gym anstum . Sanford Middle School, and
Seminole High School. Oviedo will get a new
middle and elementary school and one other
elementary school on a site yet to h r
determined.
See B udget. Page 3A
Controversy continues over city’s report card
■]T S H A R I B R O D IE
Herald Staff Writer
LAK E M AR Y • Joel Ivey told the
Lake Mary C ity Commission last
night that the selection of the firm
that will prepare the Evaluation
and Appraisal Report has been
’ long, arduous and frustrating."
Ivey is a principal In the firm of
Ivey. Harris and Walls, which was
chosen to proceed with work on
the EAR. a report card on the city’s
comprehensive plan, at the J u ly 10
commission
meeting.
But
the
ranking of Ivey's firm Is now in
Jeopardy because of questions
raised concerning the procedure
used In selecting the team that se
lected Ihe llrm .
Doug Forncr. civic activist and
member of the Local P la n n in g
Agency, challenged the legality of
the selection process at the J u ly
24 commission meeting and C ity
Manager Jo h n Litton. "In an a b u n
dance of caution." asked the city
commission to allow city staff to
start the selection team process
over again, "gollng) back to that
place in the process where ques
tions were raised."
City Planner Matthew West re
ported to the commission last
night that "It has become apparent
that only the city commission Is
the appropriate body." and asked
the commission to review, rank
and select a consultant. West had
said last week that Ihe Local P lan
ning Agency would be charged with
picking the selection team, and
would solely determine the m e m
bers of the board, which m ay or
may not Include the original team,
or any m cnibcis of city staff. But
after speaking with members of the
board. West reported there Is a p
parently no one on the board su it
able to serve In that capacity and
asked the city commission to
"appoint Itself as the review, short
list. ranking and selection com m ittcc *
It was st this point, during the
discussion of the agenda Item that
Ivey asked to be allowed to address
the comm ission concerning the
matter. Ivey said. "If I was affluent
or lazy. I would withdraw from this
process completely." He said lie
would not because the choice of
his firm was a "legal choice, the
process has been overly reactive
and I have n o desire to back down
to b u lly ll^ from one cituen. and
we believe we arc the best firm."
At the J u ly 24 commission
meeting. Fo m e r cited Ivey. H arris
and Walls as the engineering firm
responsible for the flooding p ro b
lems experienced In hts neighbor
hood of C rystal Ridge. The c ity
spent 845,000 last year making re
pairs to the cul-de-sac where F o rner'a home Is located. Forncr in d i
cated that It waa possible that the
city did not want him uu the selec
tion committee because he would
he perceived nx being biased
against Ivey Harris and Walls.
Forncr charged that a telephone
poll of LI’A hoard members, taken
In May. to choose Ihe LI’A member
tn lie on the EA R Selection Team ,
was done outside of the tenets of
Florida's Government in Ihe S u n
shine Law.
After Ivey spoke. Assistant C ity
Attorney Bill Relsclunann c o m
mented that it would he 'im prudent
to suggest tluit there wus ab so
lutely. positively no violation of
Chnpter 286.011 (Government tn
the Sunshine)." Reischmann said
that the In order for Ihe city to go
forward without the fear of further
retribution. It should do as City A t
torney Donna McIntosh had sug
gested. and begin the process over.
The committee voted In favor of
West's recommendation, and the
matter will come before the c o m
mission again on Aug. H .
British sugar m om m a charged w ith indecent assault
P ro m Sta ff Reports
A British woman who ran away with a 14year-old -boy and was found In Monroe County
last w e e k .. waa charged In England on
Thursday
with
abduction
and
indecent
assault.
Tracy W halln. 33. and Sean Klnsclla. both of
Nottingham, (lew into Ihe O rlando Sanford
Airport J u ly 15.
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The case received International attention
and photographs of the' two had been released
and broadcast over mqjor television stations.
Following an international search, the two
were located In a Florida Keys condom inium
after Sean made a call to hts parents.
Whalln. the mother of three, had withdrawn
05,000 from the family bank account to (Und
the trip (o the United States. Sean la the beat
friend of W halln'a son. The two boys had
played soccer together for the past two years.
The pair had been having a sexual affair for
the past year, according to reports. When
arrested. Whnlln admitted they had engaged In
sex acts since arriving In the Keys.
W halln . who hnd been charged with lewd
and lascivious behavior In a Florida court, was
released to British police custody this week.
She la out on ball In England after a brief
hearing there.
It Is Illegal in England to have sex with
children under 16.
THE SANFORD HERALD FOR T H E BEST L O C A L NEWS C O V E R A G E . Call 322-2611
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Friday August t. 1997
Stand and grin for a man named Win
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Soap Box, then and now
Winners c* the June 7 Soap Bo» Derby bold at S.infonfs Deity Par) w't
be in Akron Oho tomorrow. Aug 2 tor the GOth Annual All-American
Soap Bo* Derby Nationals The wee) ot activities w<a include a variety
ot sports and nature related activities On July 18 1959 the pnoto
above ran in the Sanford Evening Press II shows local businessman
Larry Blair at the age ot t2 inspecting his Soap Bo* racer * th h.s la
ther B D Blair The race was run U S 17-A in front ot Dors! Baking
Co now U S Highway 17 92 A total o* 58 lads vied tor a chance to go
to Akron in the 1959 race
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Through the grapevine
A resounding revelation
i i*ti n .
li* Round* l-i sounding D *v
I n 1 votie |* I IK Hint ag! it l>
slllg limit.1* . ill I k * alid • n.
oil* III folk I ot It lpillll.ll It I-' 1
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Senate passes tuna-dolphin bill
W AS H IN G TO N I > r . - T l i r I S Senate voted nit Wednrsdav lo
r t i h a m r protection* tor ilolptnn* .mil other marine lit** in the
F.i*trrtl Tropn.il Pacific llITt’l Mir Senate pa**eit S 39 I he
International Dolplnn Protection Program At I alter reaching
•i compromise on the lull* proviMon* late ta*a week T lir lull
i* enilor*eil by the Center tor Marine Conservation (CMl'l.
which tia* helped lead the t barge tor stronger meastire* to
ptolect dolphin* and the marine ecn*y*iem lit the F.TP
Tin* t* a vntnrv lor dolphin* the marine ei osy.strm. and
c onsumer* " *.ud C M C President linger F Mi Mann* "We
applaud the Senate tor nengriuing that onl\ a binding
international si n m rh .iM -d agreement will protei t dolphin*
in the Eastern Tropical Pflriftr Inna llsherv We hope the lull
will move *wiltly from Cnngre** lo Pre*ideni Chnt<>u tm hi*
signature
The lull p.i**ed today will require emigre** to provide s i I 8
million over the next lour year* to lull) tutu! *tudle* itllti
dolplnn health and tuning) and will lite the i iirreut tuna
emiiargcH’s lor signatory couiiirie* mice they iomiiimi io an
international agreement to protrci dolphin* nttier marine hie
and the tuna hshcry The lull also rail* lor a ih u e year xludv
to verity that tuna r a n lie caught in a manner tli.u I* sale lor
tloth dolphins and oilier marine lite The *tlolphm-*ule* label
could hr moditied to mean that no dolplnn* died nr were
seriou*ly injured in the ti.irvr*! ot tuna labeled dolphin *ulc
pending the outcome ol that Miidy The lull now must go ti.u k
to the IJ S Mouse of Representatives who h pa**ed its own
ve rsion II R -108. in May 1997
*Wc may now have in this lull the liiternatiuu.it solution to
dolphin* drowning in tuna net*.' said < Me
Marine
Mammalogist Nina Young
Strong implement.illoii ol tin*
legislation could eliminate dolphin death* in the Easter
Tropical Pad Iit tuna Itshcrv
f*
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T H E W EA TH E R
LOCAL FORECAST
FLORIDA TEMPS
Today: Partly cloudy with a
tiOSi chance ol a m ttereil
showers and tluinilcrstorm*
Ihgti* in the lower DO* Lows
tonight in the low to nud-70*
Saturday: Scattered thunderstorm* Lows m the mid 70s
High* in the mid 00s S i n day
P.M
thunderstorms
Lows in the 70s Ihgti* lit the
mid-90* Monday: Scattered
shower* Low* in tlie mid
70s High* in the low to mid
00* Tuesday P.M thunderstorms Lows in the mid 70*
High* in the mid 00*
MIAMI _ Hot Ida 21 hour lent
prr.Uotrx and r.uni.ill at * a in
tod.iv
Lo Rain
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FR ID A Y
SOLUNAR
TABLE:
mm.
10 05 a m . maj 4:45 a m .
m m . 11 20 p m a in.. 5 10
p m
T I D E S : Daytona Bcacht low
I Hi a m . I IC p m . high
7 15 a m . 744 p i n
New
S m yrn a Beach: low
I 18
a m . 121 () m . high
7 20
a in
7 49
p lit
Cocoa
Beach: low 132 a n t . 1:30
p m . high 7 35 a m . 804
|> in
Ttie d i m
Violet
Index
M AT) luting tor the Orlando
area i* 7
S a n fb rd H e ra ld
F r id a y A u g u s t 1 1997
V o l 8 9 Uo 2 4 5
Py&h%htd Tuttdiy through f ft01/
md SundtJy t f Tht SjnVord Hffild
In t HK9 W f r t n i h A i t S an ford
Flj 32771
P«Mod»cai Pcttagt P*d at
Sanford Florid* and add<fionai
mjdrng offiitt
Stnd addrevi thanyti
to Tnt SAM 0R0 Hi HAL D P0 Boa
iWf Sanford f L J2772'1fc67
Subithpficn Raft*
■Da If h Sunfjjyj
Mom#
Ma»i
1Months
$24 00
IWonlfti
S1»00
I4« 00
17100
t'ACC
f )o*<da R#vd#ntl mu*t pay 7%
la* mi atJJ iIiom lo liltt abo.e
Pfront (407) 122*2611
A m o u n d r ig
F r e e c k jm O f C h o i c e
] n O n lin e B a n k in g .
STATISTICS
The high temperature in
Surdon! Thursday was 03 tie
grres and the overnight low
was 74 as reported by the
University of Florida Agricul
tural Research and Edur alion Center. Celery Avenue
Rreorded rainfall for tinperiod ending at 10 a in F ri
day totalled I 05 im lies
•Sunrise
0 48 a
•Sunset
8 15 p
BEACH CONDITIONS
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w ith in.mv k in k * .)c <u c .m l gc l <-j >ts in* \\c II. m >\v
pi inning !•it i i\. *. < i Ij. gi .mil u n u nit lit
in
hi
Daytona Beach: Waves are
2 lo 5 feel and moderalley
choppy. Current is running
lo the south with a water
temperature of 70 degrees
New Sm yrna Beach: Waves
are 2 lo 3 feet with a light
chop Current I* running to
the south wttlt a water tem
perature of 77 degrees
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LO TTER Y
Here are the winning minihers selected on Thursday in
the Florida Lottery:
Fantasy S (J u ly 30)
3 -4 -1 0 -1 1 -1 7
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I^ltiii id .1 ii
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11m i A c t |i 1 1nisii H *ss* It *i ire.-1 |i iv * It t.ikc** iclive* Ilk
till* l<i kc c p lip Willi
pic tpk like \vm.
Barnett
kll'.LS I t t r T l K ' W i i y M H l Live."
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iii • I i i tilt m i l k i ii M u Hm ill 1 1 i i |r i f . i i i i i i i 4 M i n n
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UPS, union in final talks
II* ralil Stall Wrilrr
Retail theft charged
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’' r’ '*■• W' Ii u -m I.iv liy Knnim ilr (Mmiity ilrputirx Siliw .nl/
" ' 1 **i,« .I wiili rri.nl lln II .nut .irirstnl in ihr I I CM Mix k 1.1
Mary I Inn lev. in I Hrp.iti s.nil that slim loss
nnllrril Sthwari/ tnm ruling iirms mi las In im<
Agent witnesses pot purchase
I
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nm nl m a il| iM iia iim li i J O g ra in s a m i |iun hast- nl a
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1 ' • * A v r n n r H i | x it l salt I that Vtm iuj w as w t i n r s s i i l hv an
' t ' t a is niakliii’, a |in|t h .ls r
QUAD squad on the job
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h a v r m n n v r n i d lixl*i> at t |< in
in n i n t r . n t
in tin tlall nn s A s l n k r is |H'tuliui* it t a l k s tall
'Imtwv w n t k r i s a ll- ivilni; utititil I I m*lr ilullv
t n i i t l m s t l r l h r i Ini* p a i kiiiji s a m i H u m ! In
v a r i o u s ih s l i n a l l n t i s w ilh n u l a i n n t t . n l
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I h i i r s i l a v w l l l i a l r i t i f . i l nirdla ln r p i r s i d i n i !
I h r ta lk s l i r t w r i II I h r tw o M i l ' s h a v r h r r n
I’. nini; m i m i i m M a l l h
I l*S it pm i. d M i n i s d a y
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tin iii n n th l v pi nsi..ii In n* tit |..| lull a n d parr
H im I I S r l u p l n u r s
in n n f.ii;* >.f r>d p* r> • t.t
I h r • h a l i e r s wnulil p rn v n l' that I I S r r l n r r s
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I r m k s are r o l l i n g ou t on si h e d u l r
said
f.m lla w sk l
l i e a l s o a s s u r rr l
that a i r l i n e s
s e r v e r s ate "ftii' I t'S s h i p s ou t ah out 1 h t l l l o n
p.n k.ujes a v at a h o u t I J nu llum a day 1 h e
U tprst
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out
ol
Atlanta
also e m p lo y s m e t
100.000 I ’ tu t e d
S t a t e s W".1k e f s t w o th ir d s o l t h o s r w o r k e r s a t . 1
I i a u i s t r r s I! tlirti- w e i r a s tti k ' at tills p o i n t
tu x il.iw skl
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that in v o l v n l thr ilrutl t r a d e amt
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ll a t r never seen H listed fnr 1^ —
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me hew nM t > m fxit no
vnli. ta(« Ih* r* ,is*.fi |r, th*- .^nnmri
'I tfii- vi.hsi w.rti|Mti»'s there i* net a
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that f i l m '
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J j . k V\r till el l l i i i l n r l anil ai ll e s s
susan H avwan t pas sell awat and
limn what i auses ' M sj* how m a m
movies ilol Miss Itavwarit slat i n '
l . k . H l i r r l r l v l m t i u Ohio
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PMC k brain tumor wav ttu >auu <
(hath in thi i n » ( Ms llayaanl. who
passed aaav to P»7y In h e r lo n r
. are* f she a a* If.* star id Jl movies
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movies | havr a haul nnr tor vou
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was a movtr w h n h starred I mils
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me what vou know alwiul It and it it
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EDITORIAL
Playing ball
with good grades
W c believe II Is g ra tify in g to he a r a b o u t
colleges g ra n tin g scho la rsh ip s to stu d e n ts
w h o h a ve excelled In sp orts, w ith the s llp u Jut ion that th e y m u a l also h a ve good g rad e s.
T h is has not been the case In the past.
For ye ars, it has been a d isa p p o in tm e n t
each tim e som e college o r professional sp o rts
•tar reveals that he o r sh e o n ly got to college
because o f sp orts p ro ficie n cy. S o m e w ill
n d m lt th e ir h ig h school grades w o u ld n e v e r
have qualified th e m for college a d m itta nce .
W e te n d to forget o r o ve rlook the fact th a t
college Is supposed to be a n educational In*
stltutlon w ith sports as a sidebar.
U n fo rtu n a te ly , so m e sp o rts e n th u s ia s ts
w o u ld n 't agree. T h e y c o u ld n 't care less w h a t
n grade point average ha s been, so lo n g as
their favorite college la able to o b ta in a n
o u tsta n d in g football o r basketball player.
Hut w h o Is supposed to benefit fro m w h a t
transpires In college? S tu d e n ts , o r sports fans
w ho sit In the g ran d sta n d o r w a tch o n T V ?
Listen to the in te rvie w s o n television. S o m e
of the n a tio n ’s lop athletes, w h o w ent to the
pros fro m college, o p e n ly s o u n d (a n d c o n d u c t
them selves ) as If th e y h a rd ly passed the
eighth grade. It's not d lflic u lt to see h o w th a t
person got to college, o r got th ro u g h college.
T h is person got a degree th ro w in g a b a ll
a roun d w h ile o th ers k n o c k them selves o u t to
stu d y a n d le arn .
W hat k in d o f role m o d e l a rc w e netting u p
for o u r y o u n g ste rs? M a n y people ha ve he a rd
a yo u n g ste r boast th at he d o e sn't need to
stu d y in school. " I ’ll be no good at basketball
that th e y 'll p a y m e to g o to c o lle g e ." he m a y
say. " I 'l l m a k e a m illio n b u c k s w ith o u t h a v
in g to s t u d y ."
V e ry few m a k e It. a n d w c e n d u p w ith
u neducated people' w h d 'm a y haVe ha d b ig
dream s, b u t n o w face a d lflic u lt futu re.
Yes. so m e Athlete* d o m a k e It to the b ig
tim e.
B u t g iv in g sp o rts s c h o la rs h ip s w ith o u t
re q u ire m e n ts for fo rm a l e d u ca tio n la h u r t in g
the in d iv id u a l a s w e ll. W h a t doca a sp o rts s ta r
d o once h e ha s reached re tire m e n t age o r gets
a m a jo r In ju r y w h ic h tosses h im o u t o f c o n
tention? W e e n d u p w ith a person w h o eras
once a fam ous sports s ta r, b u t is n o lo n g e r
e m p lo ye d , a n d has n o Skills w ith w h ic h to
obtain a Job.
W e fu lly su pp ort g ra n tin g a scho la rsh ip to
students w h o excel In sp orts, b ut w e believe
the s ch o la rsh ip m u s t be baaed o n a ca d e m ic
proficiency as w e ll. F o r people w h o serve o n
s c h o la rs h ip -g ra n tin g c o m m itte e s, th in k o f
w h o y o u are try in g to h e lp , o r w h o y o u m a y
be a c tu a lly h u rtin g , the n e xt tim e y o u g iv e a
scholarsh ip to som eone Ju s t because he o r she
Is good in sports w ith o u t re g a rd to grades.
Lst your voles bs heard
O u r re a d e rs v t In v ite d to con tribu te
gu est o p in io n c o lu m n s fa r pu blication , a s
w e ll a s lette s to th e ed ito r. O p in io n s ex*
presse d n eed n ot b e th o se o f th e H enid; w e
m a y o r m a y n ot a g re e w t th y o u , b u t w e w ill
a lw a y s u p h o ld y o u r F irst A m e n d m e n t rig h t
Berry's World
Don Quixote and Sancho Panza
searching for ttte budget-surpluoea
windmill.
Rising demand for college education
The problem of accommodating demand for
college education b y the state's rising tide of
high school graduates has produced more than
few solutions likely to send tax-phobic
Floridians scurrying lor dry ground.
One widely publicised ’ solution' would have
the state establish a 'n e tw o rk o f four-year
'teaching* colleges that would forgo reesarch
in favor of mass producing only bachelor's
d e ^ e c fa d u a te s at a rate sufficient to absorb
the thousands more high school grads
expected to be college-hound from now well
into the next century. That's a workable notion
o n ly if we exclude the capita) costs of cresting
such institutions and believe, naively, that
they never will be pressured to add more costly
graduate nnd research programs by boat
communities anxious to reap the economic
development
rewards
such
educational
activities foster.
The key features of a sound, cost-effective
way of dealing with the state's shortage of
baccalaureate degree opportunities can be
found In the University of Central Ftorlda'a
joint use of com m unity college facilities far
delivering junior and senior level courses
leading lo bachelor's degrees. Th e sharing of
expensive facilities, such as libraries and
laboratories, under U C F s pioneering *Two
Plus
TWo* partnership with
community
colleges In Urrvard and Volusia counties has
John C .
PnsMsnt,
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in check. Simultaneously, the
decades-old
collaboration
has
extended
educational opportunities to thousands of
students unable to study on the university's
main campus in Orlando due to financial
constraints. Jobs o r other obligations.
Furthermore.
today's
information
technologies provide affordable means for
delivering
high-quality
Instruction
over
distances.
Tw o -w a y ,
interactive
televised
classes beamed to U C F s branch campuses
already enable Brevard and Volusia students
to Join their Orlando-baaed counterparts In
classrooms led b y faculty whaac leaching la
enriched by
scholarship
and
research.
Internet-based courses wtth protestor* who
serve less as lecturers and more as one-on-one
electronic coaches and mentors extend the
reach of instruction even further by making
time and place largely irrelevant in students'
pursuit of undergraduate degrees.
U C F s experience wtth the b ran ch campus
model and wtth distance -learning technologies
suggest that m statewide partnership between
and .public
Florida's com m unity colleges
„
universities em i address the access challenge
in a way that optimises existing resources nnd
minimises new outlays. The major capital
costs would be confined lo appropriate
Information
technologies
nnd
university
buildings on community college campuses to
house such support sendees as student
advising m id financial aid. Operationally, costs
would be minimised by sharing staff and
facilities.
Importantly, the model honors the spirit of
the T w o -P lu s Two* legislation, which carved
out a prim ary role for comm unity colleges in
the delivery of lower division courses and
allocated responsibility for undergraduate level
third* and fourth-year courses to the state
universities.
II
also can
Ik
franchised
statewide w tlh an array of programs and
services specifically tailored to the needs of
the different areas of Florida
In
our
increasingly
knowledge-drlven
economy and society, everyone's twst interests
are served b y broadening access In higher
education. Th e flood of college.bound high
school graduatra will lift all boats If we Hod
the will and a way of satisfying b a n s lo u rra tr
degree anihltlons We have at lensl one cost
effective way of accommodating demand
Whether we have I he will Is less certain
JOSEPH SPEAR
foil, sorry
shout
that. I must have
do/cd off. ^
snores,
m edia ignores
The right w ing is annoyed ntwut U«e is* k
of news rover pgr being accorded the
Senate's hearings on campaign financing
Meek. I ra n tell them why Hus it <u> m m ir
MORTON KONDRACKE
What? O h . sorry about that I must hsvt
Dems' debate: More than new vs. old
House M inority
Dtck Gephardt. DM o„ faces a tough uphill battle as a
presidential rivalI to Vic
Vice President A l Gore, but
the debate between them on the way to
manage ‘ the new economy* will enrich us all.
1Th e ir riv a lry i>
t plead guilty to Joining in caricaturing Use
more
fight as •old*
"old* Dr
Democrats (Oephardt)
vs.
com plicated and
Democrats IGore). This plays into Oort's
more interesting
hands, and Gephardt la right In saying that
than that. ^
their rivalry is both more complicated and
more interesting than that.
There's no question that Gore wants to be
Idem llled as *new* and reinforce the Idea that
Gephardt Is merely ’old.* O n J u ly g. In a
speech to the Center for National Policy. Oore
higher growth a n d productivity, b u t It should
described America's *ncw economy* In glowing
not be the float itself.*
terms.
Gephardt claim ed that instead of insisting
Recounting his travels around the country.
on exact balance b y 2003. the economy will be
Gore said. *1 have seen the new economy - an
better off If the budget Is in *rou0i balance*
economy driven b y information, research,
one percent of O
GO
D P or so
i - w ith the deficit
knowledge and technology. A new economy
spent on *human investment* a n d stimulating
that values (he productive capacity of people
growth.
The Clinton administration is baaing its
above all else. A new economy linked to the
global marketplace that saps dollars. Deutsche economic
forecasts
on Federal
Reserve
marks, and data around the world at the speed
Chairm an A la n Greenspan's Idea that 3.3
o f light. A new economy that brings the
percent Is as fast as the economy can grow
promise of a better lire to all Americans. ...”
each year w ithout Igniting inflation.
Concluded Gore. *1 have seen the new
T agree with Ja c k Kem p.' Gephardt said, th a t
economy - and 1 am here to tell you that It
have grow th o f 3 to 3.5 percent a year.
works.'
th o ug i obviously 1 disagree completely with
Then on J u ly
18, he addressed the
the means he proposes.* which are deep tax
Democratic Leadership Council as *my fellow
cute on capital.
new Democrats* and said the choice facing the
O n Medicare a n d Social Security, Gephardt
parly was between those who 'embrace
holds to the traditional liberal position that
change.* with nil the promise and possibility It
means-testing o f benefits or prem ium s will
brings, or fight vainly against It.*
undermine universal political support for these
social insurance programs nnd cause them to
Gephardt Insisted
In an
interview »
convincingly, to me » that he Is not fighting
unravel.
He says he la not. however, against
plan
change but plans
to engage In a searching
reforming Medicare b y giving seniors choti
choices
debate with Oore cm how to manrtage i t
O n policy. Oephardt and Gore already
already are at o f coverage sim ilar to those in the federal
odds ' over
balancing
the
the budget,
free employees' health Insurance system.
international trade, mcansi-testlng Medicare.
Interesting as his ideas are. Gephardt Is
and President Clinton's signing o f the 1900
going to have a tough time prevailing against
welfare reform blU.
Gore •• both Inteilectui
' and politically.
tuaity
B u t Oephardt said. Th e re is no question that
F o r one thing. G ephardt has Ued himself to a
we’re In a new world wtth a new economy and base in labor u n io n movement and traditional
that this is a new country. The challengs is,
liberal constituency r o u p s .
w hich have
hew do we deal w ith R T
ted nearly every attempt to adapt to the
O n trade, for instance, Oephardt contends
economy* a n d (saner government.
that his Oght wtth the administration is n o t'
These groups have succeeded in dominating
one of 'protectionism vs. free trade.* but *cn
what terms free trade will take place.*
the Democratic‘nom inating process Just once
In the lest 30 ye ars - In Walter
Mon dale's
Said Oephardt,
Tm
for
w orld
trade
agreements, but ! Insist that labor rlMits,
year of IB M . a n d then Just barely.
Human rights and environmental protactions
Moreover, ft's proven virtually impossible for
be part o
off the
them, just as intellectual property anyone in either p arty to defeat a sitting vice
president for the nomination o f his party.
an d capital Investments are protected.*
Veeps have stature, staff, time, m oney-raising
H u m a n rights end labor rights are not
connections
that
—
moral Issue, but an economic Issue.* ~
because higher standards
w ill concessional leaders cant match.
even the playing field between the United
Suffers say th a t Gore jokes, when asked
d foreign
forei:
States and
countries and increase
about Oephardt. that he’s going to do his
demand for U .S . goods.
dett to m a k e Oephardt speaker of the
la I B M . h o p in g that Oephardt will bs
O n the budget. Gephardt said that ‘movtiw
toward balance la a strategy for a ililiir tM
Actually. I need nine words to explain ih<
dearth of media focus:
The hearings an
boring and they are partisan crap.
They are being conducted by portentous
self-Infatuated politicians who have t
consummate interest in showing up tin
opposition nnd rero inierrst m fixing tli<
system.
All of America knows this Is true rxerpi
for the ideologues. They, of course, nllribuli
the Indifference to a
'liberal merlin
conspiracy. Fox News la O K The channel
that Is owned by ronservallve Itnperl
Murdoch and presided over b y former NUm i
strategist Roger Ailes Is broark-asllng niurt
of the hearings live. Out the rest of lltr
stations - A B C . M IC . C B S . CNN. M S N Itr
PBS, even C -S I’AN •• are cle.uly rovreing up
for then pal Dill Clinton.
'LIIIER A L
M EDIA
YAWN
AT
R EV ELA TIO N S
IN
C A M P A IG N -F U N D
HEARINGS.* read the headline in a front
page ‘analysts* In Ihe Washington Times on
Ju ly 14. The same newspapers
and
networks that 'lavished tons of air time on
Watergate and Iran-contra.* rend the Tim es
article, ‘either Ignored the Sermlr
hearings or presented stories nrgnirig Unit
the hearings don't matter.*
You thought conservatives were familiar
with the concept of the free marketplace.
When was Ihe Inst lime they counted the
channels on their cable systems? I've got
64. most of which feature schlock, hui all ol
which afford entertainment Hint tx far
superior lo the Scnnte hearings.
The point ts, there Is a lot of competition
far the public's attention, nnd Ihe networks
are acutely aware of It. Indeed, they paid
minimal attention lo fast year's presidential
campaign.
Dally hearings that feuturc
posturing pols and m ind-num bing detail
about campaign contributions simply rue
not going to hack It - especially since fair
minacd p eople know that the accusers ore
as guilty as Ihe accused. If not more so.
So the hearings arc a bust and th<
conservatives have d ra g p d out their all
purpose scapegoat. Pardon me while I yawr
•gain. If there's anything more boring that
these hearings, it's the right-wing plain
about the so-called liberal press 'and it
alleged conspiracy to son-peddle
DU
Clinton's Indiscretions and cover up hi
trespasses.
What conspiracy? In I M S . William K rlslol
*• former chief of staff to Vice President Dan
Quayle and currently editor of Ihe Weekly
Standard
delivered
this
startling
confession to The New Yorker magoslne: T
admit It. T h e liberal media were never that
powerful, an d the whole thing was often
used as an excuse by conservatives for
conservative failures.'
The truth emerges, though it doth not
prevslL
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Sanford HsraM, Bar lord, Florida - Friday, August t, 1S07 - M
Religion
Pro-life or pro-choice
to S t Stephens
W IN T E R SPfUNO S — "A cta of Faith." the youth ministry at
St. Stephens Catholic Com m unity, will present "G u ya A
D o lls -A Musical Fable of Broadway." at the church, located at
575 Tuacawills R d „ during the first two weekends In August.
Showtlmes for Friday and Saturday performances, Aug. 1 and
2. and 8 and B, wlu be S p.m . T h e Sunday. Aug. 3 and 10
performances will sun at 7 p.m .
From building aria, to lighting the atage. to acting and
directing, the show will be produced entirely by the teenagers
and young adults of Acta of Faith, whose membership Include*
youths from Sanford to East Orlando. "G u y * A Doll*” mark*
the fifth consecutive year that Act* of Faith h m staged a
popular musical shows. O ther shows Included “ Bye. Bye
B irdie." "O klahom a." "Oodapeft" and "M usic M an."
Tickets sic I M S for adults; children 12 and under are 62.
Proceeds benefit Acts of Faith. For more Information, contact
C a ryl D rO randt at 0 0 0 3603
G otpM FM t
S A N F O R D — A n end of sum m er Gospel Feat win be held on
Sat.. Aug. 10 from 10 a m . to 5 p.m . with vendor registration
at fl:30 a.m. Food, fellowship and gospel enteruiiiincni.
Non-prrtahabfo food Items and persona) hygenle Item* are
being requested from all person* attending this event to benefit
the William* and Laura Clark Mission Th e day Is sponsored by
New Providence M B C hu rch where the Rev. K Nehru Thom as
la the pastor.
Th e church I* located al 700 Arietta St.. Altamonte Spring*
For more Information rail the church office al 075-1322.
Craft grant M l
S A N FO R D — Th e Dorcas Circle of Upsal* Com m unity
Presbyterian C hurch. 101 Upaaia Hd . 1* planning an Arts and
Craft* Event on Sat.. Nov. I on the church ground*. Craftrr*
and artlaU are needed to participate
For more information rail 321 -5503
P i T i i al s&AlasfsIgub i B n i i l b
w ui
a
I
winning venom
S A N F O R D - Plnecreal Baptist Church. 001 E Airport IMvd .
w ill hold a aoul winning school to help others discover s simple
but proven presentation that has brought thousand* to C h ru i
Participant* will foam how lo effectively share the (im pel with
friends, (amity members and strangers
T h e sessions w ill take ptacr from Aug III to 21 al 7 to U p m
each evening For more Information call the church office at
322 3 73 7 .
n vg iw iv ow ning
C A S S E L B E R R Y — Central Florida Helpline will conduct
evening daaaea at the C om m unity United M e th o d s Church.
4021 S. Mary. 17 02. Aug. 10. 20. Sept 2. S p rl 9. Sept 10.
Sept. 23. Sept. 30. Oct. 7 .0 r t . 14. O ct.2 l. Oct. 20. Nov. 4. Nov
I I and graduation on Nov. 10
For mare information rail the church office at 0 3 1-3777
MgfttBIbto study
S A N F O R D — Each Monday at 7:30 p m . Hanford Christian
C h u rch la conducting a Mens Bible study Presently the study
Is looking Into the seven atrps outlined In Promise Keepers
Th e study Is open to ah men In the arra.
Call 322-0000 for more information Th e r h n r r h is lorated
al 730 Upaaia Rd. In Sanford.
Tutoring arafttabto
S A N F O R D — FCee tutoring In reading and m ath skill* lor
children. Drat through fifth fpade*. will continue during the
sum m er at Allen C ha p ri A M E Church. 1303 Olive Avc Th e
sessions will take place on Monday. Tuesday and Thursday
from 5 lo0:3O p ro.. Wednesday from 3 lo 4:45 p .m .
For more Information call 3 2 1-60A4
Church attendance, abortion issue linked
O y M C K P ra P A U P
Staff Writer Emarltus
Ftortda Voter, a bi m o n th ly political
opinion publication generally looks al Issues
and events being brought u p in Tallahassee
or W ashington. D.C. T h e magaslne la
published In cooperation w ith the Univer
sity of Florida Department of Political
Science, and the Graduate Program In Po
litical Campaigning.
For Ihc Ju n r/ Ju ly edition however, the
magazine look a new look al a very con
troversial subject: abortlon/prollfr/prochotce/rir Not that It hasn't approached the
subject before, but this lim e. It reported on
findings of feelings In rompartaon lo church
attendance.
T h is was the basic finding that the more
people attend church, the more they will be
"pro-life" advocate* Those w ho never at
tend church nr do so only a few times a
year, are more apt to he pro ch o k-r
At the offset, the survey brgatn to seek
what differences there m ay be In pro-life
feelings between Catholic* and Protestants
The results were surprising
Rather than give any marked difference.
It was eventually proven that the percent
ages were nearly the same, hoard on church
attendance
Far Catholics Interviewed who'said they
never attended regular church or did so
o nly a few lim es a year, the percentage of
pro-lifers was 2 5 an d 27 percent.
Fo r Protestants w ho never or only occa
sionally attended church, the percentages
were 22 and 27.
For Catholic* who said they went to
rh u rc h every week. 07 percent were pro-life.
F o r Protestant*, the figure was 00 percent.
W h y , eras the nextquest ton.
According to a Fronds Voter observation.
"Attitudes toward abortion are m uch more
dependent upon rh u rch attendance than
religious affiliation.
Clearly, the congregants to whom priests
a n d minister* preach each Sunday do not
identify with pro-choice believes "
T h e magazine concluded I hat church
attendance p ro b a b ly reflects a voter's
psychological com m itment to a particular
religion and the general moral tenet* of
Christianity Stronger rrltftous attachment*
in crease attendance, afnee devotion for most
people 1* beat expressed within the wall* of
a church.
or
others, the report said that people
without a religious affiliation tend to sup
port unregulated abort tons.
Th e document adds that Jewish voters
had a tendency lo not respond when asked
i heir opinions In the survey.
A* the s tu d y was co nducted b y a
publication designed to give "political
opinions." other factors were also weighed
In the public support of pro-life and prochoice.
P O L ITIC S • Most political nclenttota saw
little difference In a party affiliation, but the
publication stales, "pro-choice attitudes
increase a* voter Identification moves from
strong Republican to strong Democrat."
E D U C A T IO N — T h e survey Indicated
voters who did not finish high school ex
hibited predominantly pro-life views. Voters
with college experience were more prochoice.
A G E — Older voters are more likely Ilian
younger voters to exhibit pro-choice views.
Th e survey said older voters have more
knowledge of abortion restrictions prior to
Knr v. Wade, which clearly has altered
many pointsnl view
One point should be noted however. Of
the person* saying they were either for or
against abortions, the majority, over twothird*, indicated they believed there should
he stipulations added to the situation.
Mission team
returns
Stateen m tm b tra from th
S a n fo rd C h ris tia n C h u re
Voufh Group, look an a icitin
mission inp to tha Jamatc
Chriaiian Mission in Ktngalor
from July IS to 27. Tho faar
was ra sp o n sib ls for m an
dutias dunng a fuM waafe o
Christian service camp, ir
e lu d in g la a c h ln g lasson*
praachtng aarmons. parforminj
skils. counseling, organtxtrx
special activities. working wttl
Chiidran and kitchan hafp Th<
camp waak itsatf consisted o
m o rs t h a n 90 J a m a lc a t
teenagers end church Harters
Along with the hard work. Ihi
learn enioyed two days o
aightseeing on the Island
Pictured hate Becky Jenkim
(seated, in front, clockwise]
wi____
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rv a-i- i w m
g il*
n i , - imrvmree# v*igeasf
hefty Sony. Handy Horn, Jot
Caputo, youth minister. Je m
Shelley. G le n n Kraft, Chrtt
B a n y , D o u g H u g h e , Roc
Manor, Jen nay Shelley. Je n
mfer Boothe. Ellen Qonter and
Mike O onter Not pictured
Hemarte Vazquez
Sara labBli
S A N F O R D — Sanford Church of Christ. 1500 S. Park Avc..
Is working desperately lo save Campbell soup. V-0 labrls.
Prego spaghetti. Pepprrtdgr Farm s, Visile and Swanson labels
to purchase a church van. Members are short on funds so this
alternative method ran help provide transportation for youth
activities, those unable to drive, running errands and visiting
other church functions.
Anyone wishing to help w ith this effort please send labels to
the church office at the above address at the clp code 32771 or
call the church office al 322-7701.
Jeannette Sttffey will also pick up labels from those desiring
to contribute. Please contact her at 322-0234. One million
labels are necessary so m uch help Is needed to make this goal
a reality.
Exploring ‘Western’ raUgion
Cong/iatuflatlons!
S a n fo rd H e ra ld Religion E d ito r S u s a n W e n n e r gave b ir t h
to a b a b y g irl o n S u n d a y . J u l y 2 7 at 10:12 p .m . B o rn at
F lo rid a H o sp ita l A lta m o n te . A n g e lc y Nicole w eighed in a t 0
p o u n d s . 4 o u n c e s a n d Is 2 2 in c h e s long. S h e jo in s b r o t h e r
a n d sister. Z a c h a ry a n d Tiffa n y .
D u e to som e co m p lic a tio n s at b irth . A n g c le y was t r a n s
ferred to F lo rid a H o sp ita l S o u th a n d w ill re m a in h o s p ita l
ized for a n o th e r w eek. T h e p a re n ts, Dave a n d S u s a n , w o u ld
a p p re c ia te y o u r p ra y e rs for the c o n tin u e d good health o f
Keep us Informed
Th e 3ai\ford Herald welcomes religion
Uvttlca at you place of worship.
You c m subm it Information to ua at:
Bow |BBT. Sanford. 33772*1667. or
Sanford, 33771. Phone: 322-2611. Fax:
briefs and new of ac
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Saqford Hero Id. P.O.
300 N. French Avc..
323*0408.
Seminole Trinity
Christian School
& Daycare
tine is
Preschool thru 12th Grade
Bofore and After School Care
A Bake Curriculum
Strong Phonics Program
Reading Taught In Kindergarten
Academic Standards
Character Training
Dedicated TNChare
a ministry of
Sanford Church of God
101 West 22nd 8treet
Sanford, FL 32771
321-2723
At a Vacation BIbIt School ‘Roundup,' al Congregational
Christian Church, in Sanford, (Its thsms on Friday was Western,
as the Blbto-schootsrs drssaad In cowboy garb and partidpafod
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that reaemMee Southwestern architecture ere Don and Faye liter
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Beer:30 rumbles to Lake Mary softball title
Brunell has
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Ja g s ’ fans
S A N F O R D _ Y o u saw the headline* M a rk
B r u n n c ll. 8 3 5 m illio n .
T h a i's becom e as m u c h the m a rk of n n
athlete these d a ys aa th e u lr u n ifo rm n u m b e r
o r team n a m e .
People d o n 't aay. M a rk B ru n e ll la the J a c k
sonville J a g u a rs ' q u a rte rb a c k , d o (h e y?
N o. fro m n o w o n . th c y ll refer lo B ru n e ll oa
the 8 3 5 m illio n q u a rte rb a c k .
T h a t's too bad. because B ru n e ll la a b a r
gain at 3 5 m il.
O k a y , th a t s o u n d s a b s u rd , rig h t? N o b o d y
deserves 8 3 5 m illio n even III It's for five years.
G u e s s again.
S h a q u llle O 'N e a l m akes 810 8 m illion . J u w a n H o w a rd la at 8 8 0 m illion.
M ik e T y s o n e a rn s n e a rly 8 40 m illio n every
lim e he e nters the r in g for a b ile to eat.
B ru n e ll Is a b a rg a in . N am e one athlete in
professional sp o rts w h o m e a n t m ore lo h it
team th a n M a rk B ru n e ll.
S ta rt w ith baseball. T h e C h ic a g o W h ile Sox
w ith o u t F r a n T h o m a s still h a v ^ A lb c r t Belle,
w ith o u t Ken G riffey, the M a rin e rs attll have
R a n d y J o h n s o n . Jeff Bagwell at H o u s to n ?
C r a ig B lg g lo .
M ove o n lo basketball. W ith o u t J o rd a n , (he
B u lls easily m ake the playoffs. S o do (he
Lakers. J a z z or a n yo n e else In the N B A .
In football, the o n ly p la ye r In Ute league
close to b e in g a o n e -m a n team besides
B ru n e ll la J o h n E lw a y . w h o la treated ra th e r
well In D e n ve r.
B u t w h r a the c h ip s w ere d o w n last D ecem
ber. It w aa B ru n e ll (h a t ain glcha n d ed ly c a r
ried h la team to vic to ry. O v e r E lw a / a team.
T o u n d e rs ta n d B ru n e ll's im p o rta n ce , y o u
have to look post the J a g u a rs . B ru n e ll is the
o n ly real he ro in the h isto ry of a c ity w ith n o
real h is to ry . .
T h in k a b o u t It. F lo rid a 's b lu e -c o lla r to w n
u p o n the S t. J o h n 's River. G r im y J a c k s o n
ville. the place th a t o th er Flo rid ia n s roll th e ir
w in d o w s u p for e very tim e th ey are bended
som eplace fu rth e r n o rth .
Ja ck so n ville is o n ly tw o h o u rs a w a y fro m
O rla n d o a n d a n yo n e here w o u ld be c h a l
lenged to com e u p w ith even one event In the
h is to ry of the c ity of a n y Im portance.
A c tu a lly , the place waa the b irth place of
the film h is to ry (tru e story). M ost of the fa
m o u s C h a rlie C h a p lin silent movie* were
film ed there a n d It was th riv in g aficr the
tu r n of the c e n t u r y before som e religious
zealots fo u n d the m ovie crow d to be u n a c
ceptable a n d se n t th e m fleeing to C a lifo rn ia
(a g a in , tru e sto ry).
Sin ce th e n , th e c ity ha s n o th in g to sh o w
for the last 6 0 ye ars u n til Jacksonville
sh ocke d th e w o rld b y b e in g a w arded a n N F L
fra n ch ise th re e ye a rs ago. S u d d e n y l. J a c k
sonville h a d a dateline In m a jor new spapers
th a t d id n 't tn lcu de the state an d people
learned to fln d .lt o n a m ap.
S till. It d id n 't have a hero.
T h e n , coach T o m C o u g h lin sw indled G re en
B a y o u t of B ru n e i! for a fo u rth -ro u n d pick.
B ru n e ll spent a half-season on the b ench
a n d the rest becam e the biggest th in g In the
city’s h is to ry.
_
S o tell a n yo n e In Ja ck so n ville th a t B ru n e ll
doesn't deserve 8 3 5 m illio n . Look at last sea
son a n d J a g u a r fans can d re a m about the
fu tu re . W h e n the season started, the J a g s
were c o m in g off a 4 - I2senson w ith little hope
of im p ro ve m e n t. B ru n e ll rocked u p y a rd s
a n d fired three o r fo u r Interceptions p e r
gam e. H e seem ed s h y a ro u n d the m edia a n d .
a w a lk th ro u g h the Ja g s ' locker room gave
n o in d ic a tio n th a t B ru n e ll w a s the leader of
the te a m .
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F o rw a rd a he a d n in e weeks. B y (h a t tim e.
B ru n e ll led the league in to u ch d o w n s, pass
in g y a rd a g e , r u s h in g yardage a n d Interceplio n s .
.
H e m a d e ba d decisions that a rg u a b ly cost
Ja c k s o n v ille a t least tw o w in s.
T h e n , t r o u b k m a k ln g wide receiver A n d re
R lson w a s released a n d the m a n tle of leader
w a s tu rn e d o ve r to B ru n e ll. F o r a w ild final
gam es o f the season. B ru n e ll was a
c h a n g e d q u a rte rb a c k . No interceptions a n d
he m a d e the te rm . "B ru n e ll lo M c C a rd c ll". a
p o p u la r S p o rts C e n te r phra se.
T h e n ca m e th e playoffs. T h e tra n s fo rm a
tio n w a s com plete. B ru n e ll a c tu a lly started
rive
L A K E M A N Y — Mlkr Marshall and Charlie
Miller combined lo drtvr In 10 nina aa lle e r 30
completed a 10 Kante w in n in g run tn the
championship with a 14-2. rive-Inning victory
over United State* 1*0*1 Office In the C ity of U k r
Mary Department of Park* and Rerrratlon Men'*
Spring Wednesday Night Slnw|)lteh Softball
League at the Lake Mary Sporta Complex.
* United Statea Poatal S rrv te r l»ad earned a *hot
at lleer 30 alter completing a victory over Lrlffer
and Son* Tru c k in g that wa* *u*pended on May
7H
Mur*hnll got lleer 30 rolling by hitting a
three run home run In the bottom of the flrai
inning and later added a pair of run *rortng
*lngle* (Including the game emler In the ImtliNti
of llie fifth Inning) and a run scoring double to
flnlah the night fnur-for-four with a home ru n . a
double, tw o singles. two runaacored and atx RBI.
Miller ended the evening two-for three aa he
drove In two run* w ith a alngle In a three-run
second Inning and plated two more run* w ith a
double In a arvrn run third Inning.
United Statea Poatal Service, w hlrh handed
lleer 30 It* only loaa of the aeawn 6-5 back on
ih r flrai week of the aeaaon on May I4 lh . waa
In ld to only two hit* over the flrat 4 'A Inning*
and trailed 13-0 before acortng two run* In the
top of the fifth Inning.
Th e final alandlng* In the league were: Beer 30
IIO II. United Stale* Postal Sendee 19 21. LelfTer
and Son* Tru c k in g (6-4) and Home Depot. Papa
H a and Don Mealey'a Seminole Ford (all 2-8).
In addition to M arshall and M iller, also
powering Brer:30. w hich, had seven extra base
hits, were .Jerry Oovem ale (one double, one
alngle. two runs seared, one RBI). Mark Mormon
(one double, one alngle. four runs scored). M lkr
Glam prtro (one triple, taro runs acored. two RBI)
and M lkr Papol (one double one run acored. one
Kill).
Also contributing were Mark Hoffman. WUI
Bland and Mark Clatter buck (one alngle and one
run acored each) and Rich Joblonakl (one alngle)
Providing the offense for United Statea Poatal
Service were Wayne W illard (two alngle*. one
run acored). Gil Medina (one alngle. one run
•cored), Eddie Rodriguez and Scott Follea (one
alngle each) and Duwayne lloglen (one run
•roredl.
T-Devils
take LM
fastpitch
top spot
LA K E M ARY T h e Orlando
T -D rv U s moved to the head of tb r
pack In the C ity of U k r M ary
W o m e n * Sum m er FaoipMrh Soft
ball League w ith a 5-3 victory over
A T f t T W trrk s* at the Lake Mary
Sports Cam ples on Monday. J u ly
2 ).
Th e Orlando T-D evlls broke a 2 2
lie In the third lim ing as Misty
Scott Wad* (shooting) and tha rsat ol tha First
Naiaran# tsam will bs looking to knock First Baptist
o il tha top ol tha mountain tonight whon tha 8anford
C hurch hoop tourney
reset fo r this evening
(both 3-5) and
C hurch (2-6).
S A N F O R D - First Baptist C hu rch of Sanlord
will be the lop seed when the Sanford Recreation
Department Spring C h u rc h Basketball League holds
Its post-season tournament tonight In the Dan
Pelham Gym natortum at Sanford Middle School.
Th e tournament waa originally set for last Friday
night but the gymnasium was unavailable.
Th e final standings In the regular aeaaon waa: Flrat
Baptist Church of Sanford 17-11. Sanford Covenant
C o m m unity Church (5-3). All Souls Catholic Church
of Sanford and Sanford Flrat Church of the Nazarene
Sanford Northland C om m un ity
T o n ig h t's tournam ent schedule has Sanford
Northland C om m unity Church battling Sanford First
C hurch of the Nazarene at 6 3 0 p .m . No. 2 aecd
Sanford Covenant Com m unity C h u rc h will play All
Souls Catholic C hu rch of Sanford at 7:30 p.m.
T h e winner of th3 6.30 p.m. game wUI then
on top-seeded First Baptist Church of Sanford at
p.m . and then the winner's of the 7:30 p.m . and
p.m . games will meet for the championship at
p.m .
take
8:30
8:30
9 45
base and third bsae before acortng
on a double ptay grounder and the
winner* added insurance runs in
the fifth and seventh Innings before
A T f t T Wlielea* plated th ru final
ru n in the bottom of the seventh
inning.
T h e other gam e saw V icky *
Permit Service getting a 74) forfeit
v i c t o r y w h e n T o t a l W lre le a *
C om m unication* could not (k id
rnouah otavera.
Alter three weeks In the Inaugural
aeaaon of the league, the Orlando
T-Devil* are 2-0. Vicky's Permit
Servtre la 1-1 and A T A T Wlreleaa
and To ta l Wlreleaa C o m m u n k a ttons are both 1-2.
Game* are played every Monday
night at the Lake Moor Sports
Com plex on Rantoul Lana (Just
north of C o un try C lu b Rond acroos
from Mayfair Country Club) starting
at 7 p.m . and 8 p m .
Th e Orlando T -D rv tls took a 2-0
k a d In the top of the flrat Inning as
Je n n y lllrk a singled, moved to
second on an error, advanced to
th ird o n a sin g le by C h rla a y
A b e n d r o t h a n d a c o re d o n a
grounder by Je n n ife r Gillespie.
Abendrot h alao acored on the play
on a throw ing error.
A T f t T Wlreleaa Ued Ihcr score In
the bottom of the Oral frame aa
Tra ct B row n singled and Heather
Davis walked. Davis waa forced at
arcond on a grounder by Peggy
Bush, and Brown acored on an
Anna C ln d rk aingk. Buah scored
when Liaaettc DeSchamp* fly was
Suns win, but Rough
Riders advance in 14s
L A K E B U E N A V IS T A - T h e Florida
stale champion Pinellas C o un ty Rough
Riders advanced to the elite eight oT the
A m ateur Athletic U nio n (A A U ) 14and-U nder Baseball National Invita
tional Championships at Disney's Wide
World of Sporta complex.
Th e Rough Riders moved on despite
suffering their flrat loss of the tour
nament 7-2 to the Central Florida Suns.
T h e win avenged a 3-2 loaa by the Suns
to the Rough Riders In the state tour
nament finale.
Jo in in g the Rough Riders in the Elite
Eight are the Central Florida Bombers
(O r la n d o ), the C h e s a p e a k e T id e s
(C h e s a p e a k e B e a c h . M a r y l a n d ) .
Placentia Mustangs (Placentia. C a li
fornia). Bayou State Stars (Lafayette.
f OH 1ML b t S I COVt HAGh Ol
Louisiana). Concord Panthers (Concord.
Cardinals
New Ham . lire),
. the Virginia
_
(W a y n e s b o ro ) a n d a te a m to be
determined (possibly the Suns).
Today, the eight teams will battle to
determine who will play In the cham
pionship game at 2:30 p.m . on Satur
day.
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□ F A 8 C A R M O rta a io I p n l W i M . Limited
Lets Modal 100 Lap 01,000 to win 8p<Klal plus
reguler raca program, 8 p.m.
S 1 S A 1 T .:
Men's, Church, Co*Ed softball
Jackals looking for No. 1 saad
Ilona! l isshU Townsman! at Waft Otowy
w p iv i im v wvm w ip w ii gviggR vgNpm*
Ouortortlaolr Bayou 8tats (La.) Stars vs. Con
cord (N.H.) Panthora at 8tadlum. 8 e.m; Ptacantla
(Ca.) Mustangs vs. to ba dstarminsd at Dlsnay
8 a m .; Virginia Cardinals vs. Cantral Florida
Bombars at Stadium, 1030 am .; Ptnadaa County
Rough Riders v a Chaaapaaka (M a ) Ttdoa at
Dlsnay C. 1030 a m . B B M F IN A IS : B a m . g «n o
wlnnars at 8tadlum, 1 p.m.; 1030 a m . winners at
Stadium, 3 p.m.
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• a m . to8p.m
O R LA N D O — T h e World Cham pion Orlan
do Jackals can clinch the top spot In the
Eastern Division of* the Roller Hockey Inter
national League b y beating the Ottawa Wheels
tomorrow night In the Orlando Arena.
Th e Jackals lead the east wtth a 16-4 record.
In fact, the team holds the best record In the
RH I, Ottawa's record. 7-6-2. m ay not seem like
a threat, but the Jackals do not underestimate
the Wheels.
"W e have never gone Into a game thinking
that It will not be a challenge." said co-coach
Steve Martinson. "Everyone Is gunning for
num ber one."
Saturday Is ladles night In the arena. Ladles
over 21 get In for a t l . with the purchase ot a
full price ticket. It Is also nlckle beer night lor
all ladles 2 1 and over
One lucky Jackals fan will have a chance at
81 million with the million dollar puck shot
during halftime.
Doors openat 6 p.m . and the game begins at
7 p.m.
SCC
t B ig g e r
Golf Scramble
SA N FO R D — T h e Seminole C om m unity
College baseball and softball teams will be
holding a golf scramble at Ekana Golf Club In
Oviedo this Saturday (August 2nd) w ith a 1:30
p.m . shot-gun start.
Several former S C C baseball players. In
cluding Husa L U io ll. Pete Franxla. Pete Gray.
Skip Skelton and Steve Zurkhulen are rs peeled to play.
The 4-Bagger Scramble Is 880 per person nr
8320 per team. Lun ch and dinner will be
provlded. as well as prises. Call 326-2000 for
more Information.
Sanford
L ittie L a a g u a a lg n u p a
S A N F O R D - Sanford Little League Is gear
ing up for It's second foil season.
Training, practice and development are the
m ain focus of this 10-week season and the
league will accept all youth w ho are between
the ages of five and IB (prior to August I)
Registration wtU be held at W alrnan In
Sanford the neat on Saturday h a m 0 a m . to S
p.m . and Sunday from noon to B p m . League
representatives w ill be on hand to answer any
queaUooa on the league or It's seasons.
Th e fee for the fell la 820. but no youth will
be turned away because of an inability to pay.
Noofoatlon Basketball
□ Sanford A d v il S p rin g C ka rsh BookotkoH
L o m u s at- Own Pefeoai Oymnofortum. TO U R
N A M E N T : N o rth la n d C o m m u n ity v a . First
Nszoreno, 6 3 0 p m ; Covsnant Comm unity va. AN
Bowls Catholic, 7 30 p m ; 830 p m -B a am -w in a a r
va. First Baptist of Sanford, 8:30 p m ; CH AM
PIONSHIP: 7 30 p.m. gams winner vs. 8 3 0 p m
gams wtnnar, 9:45 p.m.
BAsaja I n n ln igga I agmamm folAklfoi*fo
m y ifc iis
t o r L y m ifi i i i i v f i v s
LO N G W O O O L ym a n High School will
hold a sports physical screening night on
Wednesday. August 6 th . from 6 p.m . to 6 p.m.
T h is screening Is By MpofeMoM only.
For appoirwnant caM Mm. Velez at 3202067.
Like Mary gats physical
LagalNoUct
L A K E M AR Y Lake Mary H igh School
Athletic Director Doug Peters announced thal
anyone wishing to participate in athletics to
required to take a physical before the start of
the season.
Th e school wtU offer physicals on August 6th
at 6 p.m . st a cost of 8 15.
S A N F O R D — T h e Sanford Recreation
D e p a rtm e n t w ill hold an organisational
meeting on Wednesday. August 6th. for I be
following Adult Fall Softball Leagues that will
start in September: men’s, women's, co-ed. and
church.
T h e meeting will be held at 6 p.m . at the
Sanford Recreation Department's Downtown
Youth Center, located on the first floor of
Sanford City Hall on the comer of Park Avenue
and Seminole Boulevard on the lakefront.
For more Information please rail 330-9606.
Adult Volleyball
S A N FO R D - T h e City of Sanford R rrn atlon and Parks Department will hold an
organizational meeting on Wednesday. August
6. fur II Fall Puwer and H riralkm al Co-Ed
Volleyball Leagues that start in September.
All gamrs are played at Sanford Middle
S chool's Dan Pelham G ym natortum . T h e
Recreational League plays on Monday night's
and the Power League on Wednesday night's.
Th e meeting w ill be held at 6 30 p m. at the
Sanford R rrrra llo n Department's Downtown
Youth Center, located on the first floor of
Sanford Ctty Hall on the r o m r r o f Park Avenue
and Seminole Boulevard on the lakefront.
For m orr information please rail 330-5607.
A L T A M O N T E S P R IN G S T h e C ity of
Altamonte Springs and West monte Park will be
hosting two foil softball leagues.
A C o -E d I2 -In r h -I 6 -I n r h league and a
W om en’s C League will be playing on Sunday's
starting October 5th and will run for 10 weeks
Registration deadline w ill be September
26th
T h e east of the league's will be 8165 with a
• 10 non-resident fee per person.
For m orr Information ptraar fell free to
contact Andy White at 880-2516.
Sanford Foot Pitch Softball
S A N F O R D — T h e S a n fo rd R ecreation
Department to looking for persons interesting
In coaching and playing In a new girls Fast
Pitch Softball Lesgue.
T h is will be an Important addition to the 8 R D
offerings as all high school and college softball
tra m s now play footpitch softball and It fe
important for the girts to get an early a start, , -j
Call 330-5697 for m o rr information
W IN T E R S P R IN G S T h e Lake Howell
A lh lr ilr Boostrrs C lu b will be hosting a W el
come Back All 3port Meet the Coaches Pancake
Breakfast on Saturday. August 16th from 7:30
a .m . Io 0 :l5 a .m .
T h is Is the C lub 's way of offering the public,
students and parents an opportunity to meet
the coaches of all of the sports ofTerrd by the
srhool. The C lub would also like to welcome
hack all of ih r students and leaches who altnrded Winter Springs High School during the
renovation of Lake Howell High School.
T h e cost lo attend will be 83 for adults and
•2 for students and teachers.
Amateur Tennis
□ V a n Dor Moor Tam ils University l ummor
Clinic ot WoN (Money World's W M o World of
s c o r e d , on e R H I|. C h r i s t
Abrndroth (two singles, one rui
scored, one RBI). Misty Uarhc
(one single, two runs scored
Je n n y Rhlner (one single). Trac;
Best (one run acoredl and Jeri
nlfcr Gillespie (one RBI).
dropped, but Clndrtc was forced
at second.
After Misty Barber scored her
run In the third Inning, the
Orlando T-D e vi Is got a run In the
fifth Inning as T ra c y Beat walked
I n f jokes In the press co n fe rences, his te a m m a te s were
a lm o st reverential a n d the
to w n w aa In love.
on a throwing error,
C a n y in g the Orlando T-Dcvila
victory were J e n n y Hicks (one
double, one single, one run
Y o u c o u ld n ’t t u r n o n tclevt- M B a n H m t e m s o m a n m
slo n w ith o u t seeing B ru n e ll
h a w k in g some b a n k p ro d u c t.
g as station o r s o m e th in g else.
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happened next. T h e m a g ic
r a n o u t on a cold d a y In N e w
E n g la n d w h e n B r u n e ll fo u n d
th e w ro n g lim e to th ro w h is
first
Interception
In
tw o
m o n th s .
A fterw ard, he took full re sp o n slb lllty a n d beca m e even
bigger in the h e a rt o f h is dly.
Ta k e B ru n e ll fro m th e Ja g a
a n d p u t b a ck u p Rob J o h n s o n
a t q u a rte rb a ck . Ja c k s o n v ille
goes 1-15 a n d b attles the Je ts
for the first pick In the N F L
d ra ft.
W ith B ru n e ll (h e J a g a are a
legitim ate S u p e r B o w l c o n tender.
H e ’s a o n e -m a n team .
H e deserves 8 3 5 m illio n .
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Doing the damage for ATA1
Wireless were Traci Brown llwi
singles, one run scored). A n n
Clndrtc (one single, one RBI]
H eath er D a vis and Mlchelli
C a r r o l l (o n e s in g le e a c h )
Llsaclte DeSchamps (one rut
scored, one RBI) and Peggy Dual
and (one run scored).
�zappers
BARBARA
HUGHES/
GREGG
S a n fa ^ * N riJ o n a l* O u a r^
through Friday. Interview bourn a n ■
phone: 934-dOOfl. T h e program a m tta a
return to the work plate.
R>Vtafle the U V light in these
bug u p p e rs draws a unde
range of insects, mosquitoes
ana other biting insects are
more attracted to the carbon
dhande exhaled b y people and
pets. They arc also attracted to
corboii dhwHlf that is passed
through hum an akin.
“The main reason bug ta p
pers don't work la (hot mosqui
toes are extremely sensitive to
carbon '♦‘oxide.* Day said.
“They see the U V light In your
yard, but once they ptefc up
even the slightest trace of ear-
—
S A N F O R D — A n employmen t p u p a e
your yard, an d they really put
on a show. A s the bugs hit the
electric grid, they arc. There
are a lot o f k f n flashes and
anap. crackle an d pop sounds.
That's what people grt far their
— -------- ---------
Jonathan D q r. associate pro*
lessor of rotoraolngy artth U n i
versity of Florida'a Institute of
Food and Agricu ltural Sci
ences.
’ They shorty d o not work aa
advertised, In tact, bug u p p e r a
actually make things worse b y
attracting
more mosquitoes
into your y a rd .- and...hilling
thousands of beneficial insects
that don't bather people.*
Devices have been on the
market far more than 9 0 years,
and prices r s n p from $90 to
more than 9900 far those sold
- ----------- — —
''C e n tra l Florida Blood Bank la asking donors of all I n
blood — especially O-type donors — to donate el Ms Sa
branch. 1302 E . Second St. For Inform ation, call 322-082?.
Man puts c a m r
No. 1 over talk
of wedding bells
Snfafd.
K lw s n to C lu b o l C m « l b s n y i m « n
Kiwants C lub of Casselberry meets every T u e rt
a m .. at Denney's on 496 In Csasilberry. Fo r Infan
B9I-954S .
None escape cruel remarks
by running away from thorn
Sanfosd. For more Information, e a i 993-4133.
Take oil pounds ssnaWy
M rm »wrs of Ta k e Off Founds Sensibly, TO P S . Invite the
public to loin them on Tuesday e v n i u p from T to B p .m . at
3asSRSST
Toeetmastore meet
Seminole C om m unity Coltcge (S C C ) Toastmasters C lub
aflSfll will meet every Tuesday of the month, at 7:90 p.m ., at
la«iew ee*Uke M e y U e w lemeet
T h e U n g vo o d -L a k a M ary Lions C h ib meets the A n t and
th ird Tuesday of every m onth, at 7 p .m .. at the Ratnada Inn,
B i t , 494 In Longvood. Visitors and prospective m em bers a n
wewleome to attend.
PHot Club to meet
T h e Sanfard Pilot C hib meets the (list and third Tuesday at
7 p.m . la the RflVP budding on the campus at jtamlnole
When someone makes a mean
remark he need s to respond
r d appreciate any insight you
can g v e m s in making this dcciaton.
OadeeM ed Mom
Date Mam.
It's a t o g i call since I don't
know bow severe your eon s
deficits are. b u t I do know that
they must be significant or he
w w d d n t k e r t l f b h far the
H e ll h a m this n o w or he'll
learn It later, b u t he's going to
have to deal w ith rude people
for the rest o f his Ufa.
I think ka should attend the
L D classes far several reasons,
First, reading la the foundation
o f education. If he h m to
struggle w ith decoding and
com prshanalon . he wfll p ro b a -
Finally. It would be f e a t If
you could And and encourage
It am y be k ssstirtl or a rt o r
c u m such things as esaparanon or kindness. H e* M f to
isssnssiMiats
ml
�*n
4 0 - Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Friday, August 1, 1007
L t q il N o tio n
m »m
L t q il N o f lc tt
FHa bomber 4 F S M -C R
B* HI: IS TA TI OF
NAOMI JUOITH rilH IR
NOTICI It bsroby gtvan that
tha
Saard
el
County
Camadoatanara of Stoitnaf
Ctunty. Florida. Intend* to hoM
S public hearing to canttdar tha
of the ordmante
N O TW I
The a<jmmnti»n«n of Hw
atuia or n a o m i j u o it h f is h
IR decoeted. F>ta N w R ii *r.
ISS-CR. la pending M Dm
C hcuiI Cov'i lor
Count*.
Florida,
Orvwwn. too oaarata at which
It 301 North Ram Atraaua,
Sanford, Florida 137M. Tha
namoa and addraatta of tha
B«*
aar
AU. IN T IR IS T IO FfRSONS
ARI NOTIFIf 0 THAT:
All paraona on whom Ihit
nonet it aarvad who hata
afeiaetiana that chaHanfa lha
validity of Iho am. tno quekticahcna ot lha paraonai repreeenlativa. venue. or (unadlclion el
Vi a Court aro required lo Ido
Hitt obfacliona with thr* Court
w t h in th c ia t « r o f t h r u
MONTHS AFTtN THl OATS OF
TH I FIRST RUHLICATION OF
T h is NOTICC OR THIRTY DATS
AFTIR T H I OAT I OF SIRVICI
OF A CORY OF THIS NOTICI
ON THIM.
Aii ci adnora ot lha dacadani
and olhar paraona hating
euimt or demand* apt mat
d*r tdtni a aalaia on whom a
ccpy of thit nolica it aarvad
witnei thraa monlha aflar lha
data of tha foal publication of
P a nolica muat tu# than claima
w in tint Court WITHIN TH I
LATIN OF T H R U MONTHS
AFTIR TH I OAT( OF T H I
FIRST RUHHCATION OF THIS
NOTICI OR THIRTY OAYS
AFTIR TH I OAT I OF SIRVICt
O ' A CORY OF THIS NOTICI
ON THIM
Ail olhar o addoil of lha dacadtnt and paraona havaig claama
or damandt agamtt lha datadam a a tu ia mutl fita Ihair
Ciamt with in I* court WITHIN
T h r u MONTHS AFTIR TH I
DATS OF TH I FIRST RUSUCATION OF THIS NOTICI.
A l l CLAIMS. OIMANOS AND
O B JlC TIO N t NOT SO F llID
W ill S I FORIVtR BARRIO
Tha data at tha Fuat pubOcaIwn of that Notn.a it
ISth.
1SST
p«<tonal Rapraaantatnra
FI SHIR-HUTCHISON
T30t Mount Varnon Road
Tampa. Florida 11421
Aitornay lor
Rational Rapraaantalrva.
JACK T. SRiDOIS
F or.de Set No I4 ISJ}
10* North Oak Avtnua
Sanford. Florida IIFFt
Telephone |«0T| 102-7111
Robber* Ju*y »*. and Auguat 1.
IM F
DIO-IS*
TMORAMOI SSTATIS S TR U T
UOHTtNO OfSTRtCT; RROVtORfO FOR DEFINITIONS; FROVtOdfQ FOR T H I OOV1RNANCI OF T H I DISTRICT BY
TNS SOARO OR COUNTY COM*
MAJttTtNANCt
AMO
ORI RATION
OR
S TR U T
UOMTS WITHIN THS DISTRICT!
SSTTINO FORTH FISCAL PROCSOURSS; IMROWSRSfO THS
IIV T OF SRICIAL ASSISS*
MINTS WITHIN THS DISTRICT
AND RAOVIDINO FOR SIVIR*
ASllITT. INCLUSION IN TH I
SIM IN O ll COUNTY COOS,
AMD AN IFFIC TIV f 0ATI.
M 7.04 p m , or toon Ihortodor
ot pattrOH. at Hi regular matt
ing on tha rath Of August. ISO?,
at lb* Sambiotb County
Sarvtctt Bunding. 1101 laal
Fuel Straal. BCC
proparty;
LOT SB,
A cco ROfsra
to
tn s
flat
FLAT BOOR IS. RAOCS 4. S.
AMO S, RUSUC RICOROS OF
SSSHNOll COUNTY. FUMMOA.
ALONG WITH TNS FOUOSRNO
DISCRiSSO
RRORIRTY:
RANOS.
RIFRIOIRATOR,
WASH IR AND ORYIR.
you aro required lo aarva a
copy of your airman dafanooa.
Many. lo M an OAVIO J. STSRN,
IS SPSS
Bud* 400. H l B y l t d. Ft S3S31
(no Htor Sian SB dm* Now Wo
racord al tha procaodmgt, and.
lor such purpoa*. Ihoy may
naad la Mturt that a vorbalun
racord at lha procaadmga la
lha laalimariy and avtdorw*
upon much lha appaaf W la ba
par Saclien >00.01 OS.
For additional mlormation
regarding thit nolica. piaaaa
contact MSSU Spocialiot at
HOT) 311*1130 actontion FIFO.
i pamcipara bi
that# procaadmga thauld con
tact lha Imprayaa Ralananc
Department AOA Coordmtlar
4S hour* M tdvtnco el lha
wealing al |407) 311-1130
ealeoMen 7*41.
MARYANN! MORSI
Clark ta the Board el
Count* Commfeeieaec* at
I tmmtli County, Florida
By: Sandy WaA
Deputy Clark
Anpust t. ISSF
M H-S
OF TNS
FI
OAM NO.I ST-SSS-OR
•N Rl ISTATI OR
HAUL IOUISI BOAOIRT
WtTNSSS my
aaal of M o Court M
County. Florida. thM ISth day of
JULY. IM F.
ISSAU
MARYANNS MORSI
CURR OF TH I
CIRCUIT COURT
ST. Ruth King
Oaputy Clark
LAW OFFICIB OF
OAVIO J. STSRN
ATTORNSV FOR RLAMT1FF
4*00 SMSMOAN ST., SUITS 400
HOLLTWOOO, F I SSStt
RubSrb: August I , B. tSST
OtH-IS
T h e fa m ily suggests
that mem orial
contributions be made
lo the Am erican
Heart A m o ris t io n ”
W h e n people want to
Itonor a loved one
and fight heart disease.
AMISHAN IOAK1
AMUCMnON
M tUfttAUbt— fflS
e r -m -c p , t*
CircuN Court tor
County.
0
t
s aagy gf your i
•R a n i
NOW ACCEPTING
m
MMl" Wtndaray* PtaV.'Sort*
MS. Mobton*. FL M FSI-F34S.
A U IN TIR IS TIO RIRS0NS
ARI NOTIFNO THAT:
ISST and RM Hw ertgmal
SM C M of sue court *(
Sf s
WtTHNN TNS LATtR OR T H R U
(3) MONTHS AFTtN T H I DATS
OF TH I FIRST PUBLICATION
OF THIS NOTICI OR THIRTY
001 DAYS AFTIR TH I OATS OR
SIRVtCI OR A CORY OR THIS
NOTICI ON THIM.
AS cttdnen of lb*
copy *f me
m m nm ooai
date af the MM
true nolica >
wbh HU* Court WITHIN TH I
LATIN OF TH R U 01 MONTHS
AFTIR T H I OATI OF TH I
FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS
NOTICI ON THIRTY 0 0 DAYS
AFTIR TH I DAT! OF ICNVICI
OF A CORY OF THI! NOTICI
ON THIM.
lafsw
i*
dant'*
SMSR0 mst m s Court WITH*
TH R U 0| MONTHS AFTIR TH I
OAT! OR T N I FMBT RUSl(CA
TION OF THM NOTICI
OBJECTIONS NOT SO F IU 0
W ill S f FORIVIR BAMNO.
Tha data af the m m Rubbei ben M hu* Near* to AupuMH
ISST.
RIRSONAl
Ml
CnvoQnrtwrbN A* lach
SOI Codecs Wby
Drug Fro* WorkpWco
______ a n a _____
t NOTtFND
A SALFI.
my band end aaM af
I on July fSW
(COURT SIAM
-------- iMNt MORSI
i af CtrauR Court
Byi RmR King
ISSF
DCH-1S
1, I . IS. » .
m
ddhs w*y nckMi Ssrgow Hwow M •* MH alSRSSM*
M M g court S afire earwar or hrunadP
. H you fad la da
■M ba ordered
far Hw rabaf
b»HwR*tKt*n.
W lTM U a ry band and aaal m
him aaurt an J u l y d m . ISSF.
(COURT M A I)
CU R S OF THS COURT
By: Nancy R. Winter
Oaputy Clerk
Rubbsb: AuguM t. S. 1*. 31.
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Riennmg B Sanmg Cammtsewn m th* City C a u m M a n
Chamber*. City Han. Senterd. Florida M 70S p m an Thursday.
AuguM 7Hi. 1SS7, ta canelder the tobeawg change anr
ownt IS ibo lanmg Ordmanca at tba Cby M Sanfard.
County. Florid*
berenmg Iram RQ. Rlarmad DavaWpmam
To that at RO Amendment at Permitted Ueee A Add 1.SF Acres.
IIB A I OSSCRIRTION Sagmnmg M I peart 3*3 IS' I Of HW NW
Car M HW SW 1/4 M Sac 33. hap 1SS, Rga SOI. Hwnc* nm
NOS'41 01*1. *01 4*. thence nm S00*3tTr«. tSSSST; Hwnca
cantmuo *00'FT 171. 134 SO . thanes nm S O T tf W W . SFSST;
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IMnca run N00 34 41*W. SS0SS'. thane* nm N i n U S ' l .
1434 *0 ; thanca run SOS'S* 3**W, 1*3 M ‘; thane* nm
N31'4S )S*t. IS* t l t* pamt M I
(conrama >3.3* acre* mara at west. I
Rower CarparMwn aaaarnam And M OdAfwn: ThM part of: (
3 73 cham* I M tha SW car af Sac St. THr 10S. R** SM; I
nm I IS cham*. Hwn<*Ntl*S IS t* cham*; Hwnc* W 31
Hwnc* S I* cham* la pamt af Segmnwg; lying wobw Hw laRawkag daaensed baundarw*. to wd; Sagm an Hw S boundary af So*
l I Twp t»S. Rg* M f M ■ omnr SSOM W M Hw S I Car HwmaR.
run Hwnc* N31*S> IS 'l. 3411 O f; Hwnca NST41 S TS . TSSAI't
Wane* • 30*14 IfY T 70*4 11'; Hwnc* SM *tlSI*I. SITS*' 1*
Hw S boundary M Sac 13. Two ISS. Rga SM. M 0 good tS0.1l ■
bam lha SW car ttw«eet. nm Hwnc* SO
S ***S*
TS M*W. to ll O r
Hw S boundary at Ac* I t and 11. Top 1*0. Rge SM M Hw I
M eegwwmg comammg | *0 i
The property bamg war* gar
rS M m M00 C JL 4AA
Tha Rtanmno S 3a
bon
nieeiew m taaor M. or I
Che
eat The Cby
Mae
awwon Room m Cby HML Sanford. Fh
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4 tttb. IM F. ta i
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A T T IH T IO N I
company n n
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mm 303 FIS*
TO M
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B a r e r
3 a n d * LM* of T IC wHi rotor
UCM SSF
Ybu
too ceuki wet tooo* of MS Fin
bus nda btren Tempo 741Sf Tl
SO fug par monfi. M n vtduds (ArtRonM. bandyman
aoms MndscfKing Cal 774-
BMVT
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»> o o s*
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C O C K TA IL U R V E IIS
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Cana No. tf-TFO-GA* ISA
m iha Manor M
Arbreraban Between
THI BOSTON OAOUA L R.
N rwt oroMSM Sf Hw CRy Of Sanfard. P S MB StMl
RSRSONS WITH OtSSM lTNS NSSOHfB ASSMTAMCI TO RAATtCiRATS HI ANY OF TtfSSS RNOCIIDHMS SHOULD CONTACT
TH I RfRSONNIL OFF1CI AOA COOROHtATOR AT 130 *030 M
HOUr.S SI AOVANCI OF THS MCSTnrB
PUBLISH: Juty >3. Ik*7
AND:
AuguM I. IMF
0IB-1S3
OIRARO I BURNS.
*e*a money’ Coma
TO Oarard I . Burn*
Aral Rubkcalien m true nabca
3tS Stat FataM Terra**
or SO day* altar the data al ser
Sanfard. Fiend* 33TTI
vice at a copy of tfua nance on
O'
' M l WhrtetabM Drive
Haaduen. Florida S3F4S
YOU ARI NOItFlIO MM Ml
die personal representative and ' actwn fa* Rwuwner * Mabon Ta
whoee namoa or oddroooo* era
Contra ArbdrMion Award two
not reasonably eecarlemebl*
you era raguuad t* aarea a
eetare wrthm true* month* eber
copy ot your written dafonoo*.
dt* del* at tha Mat pubbeaben
■ any. la Such Motion on Naaf J.
al du* nabca.
Sienar. tb* Petitioner* attarA ll CLAIMS AND O BJICnay. whaea addraa* to Root
TIONS NOT SO F IIIO W ill B I
OHic* Baa 104. Orfwtdo.
FORIVIR SARRIO.
Florid*. 13403-0004 on or
Tba dal* ol MM pubhcMwn at
bo lor# August I Mb. iggr. god
RUe nabca it July ISth. IMF.
Mo tha angsiM wbh aw Clark al
Fareanai Rapreeemabra
•h e Court abbot bof*
BIVIRIV HOLCOMB
Petitioner* attamay
Reel Office See 7S3
Sorrento. Florida 3177*
age-net you fat lha rabaf
BRIAN R. LOI
Aitornay ter
domandad m Hi* Motion.
0ATIO on JULY 14fh. I SOT
Florida Bar *0772440
(COURT SIAM
3074 Wtel lake Mary Olvd
Maryann* More*
SIM
Clark of the Cucun Court
lake Mary. FL 13740
ST Ruth King
(407) 333-01 It
A* Deputy Clark
Rubbsb: Jury >1. and August t,
Rubkeh July IS. IS. Mid AuguM
IM F
1. S. ISST
M Q -tM
DI0-14S
(M e . 10 N Hoy
17-M. Oobarv DrugFreo Work
ptoco I O I M qm onKhO OH
TH* LAND D4VSLORM4NT COO*
■ COUNTY; RROVlOrHO FOR THI RI304HN0 OF
■ RRORIRTY! A1A S I IF STOfUOI RUONINO M-tA
fLMMT M OM TRIAU TO C-S (BIN!HAL COMMIR C tAL AN0
W H O U IA U ). ST AIIIQNNI0 NSW SOMNO CLAASTFIC ATtOHS
I TO T H I BUBJICT RRORIRTY; RROVIDWB FOR SRICIFIC
H P M
i CONDITIONS BT MIAMI OF A DSVf LORMSNT
COME GROW WITH
WATSON*
Own*
i tor on
TRUDY MI TIN
.
1
A. SAKIR.
323-3200
FRIO
YOU ANS HSRIBY NOTtFtIO
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F IIT THSM O F AND LOT I .
LAM T H I IA IT M P U T
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TH I SOUTH I I F IIT OR SAIO
LOTS M S I WVIB FOR ALLEY
RURROMS M SLOCK IS. OR
SICONO
SSCTIOH.
SAN
LANTA. ACCOROdfO TO THE
R U T TMRSOR AS RICOROIO
Sf R U T BOOK 4, RABII 34-40.
RUBUC RICOROS OF SSMIN 0 U COUNTY, FLOfSOA.
' Lay Over R
^ W r o M .O u r
1 yr aw A CMM A COL roq
RIMM CM Bam k> 8pm
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tor 13
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OBBor lor im v M d
RM V to HR. RO Boa Fl
you or* require* ta aarva a
eepy of your nrqton dofonooo,
H any. to b on OAVIO J. STSRN.
ISO. RlobbST* MMnwy. wbooo
Bubo *a*!*H ebywi ad ^ L*>3m T
(sa N4m Hwn 30 doye bow Sio
SM* of Hw fbM pubbr sHio of
HU* notico M actwa( end Mo
wbh sw Mats af
C H IC K C A II H R
RTT, to rO O H r 30-40 I
LM* neon B
mi emfi
CCUEBRITY CIPHER
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CourbyL Flortdo. HU* Mat day of
JULY. ISST.
SSt-ttM , iMMdiea T4SS or FAX SSS-S3M. TMs h firing nwy bo
wd bow how M Haw a* found iwcaoaary by tbo IRA/RAX.
i g* Hw 4Nw fogort t
record M tba procaadtnga ta
timony and arid*nee upon
Section SM OtOS. Florid* S
HCta plMM comtcl
I N 1> H ol AtfjMtimfM iK r t U f y at *11•I f 10, Cat. 7444.
m
a
NOTSi When antaruig lb* bunding, piaaaa uaa tb* W*M
anbanca. (Tb* San Carte* Avenue aid* af Hi* bunding )
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
SIMINOU COUNTY. FLORIDA
BY; RANOY MORRIS. CHAIRMAN
I. CLINK
Ft
I
todevMopNw Syot/tooMraiMd it a MM paced, m o p s
(Ob. CM JM M |40F) B F J I I I
Foro
The Board of County
IwelAb
--r-r ■
m *“
K fiH i _am
vm n
noo
f. WHAIASI S.
Wrman commante Iliad with tha Currant Planning I
ba considered. Paraona appearing at lha pubbe bearing e o 1
‘
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1 .1M7
PLAINTIFF
YS.
FRIO A SAAIR. I T AL
MFINOANTfSI
j / i 1^
sld* yard (woof) *afb*rk variance ham 10 ft. la i l l tar a
detachad garaga. for Dan I Marfana Dams, an ptag arty Oeeertoed
m: begin SIS.I N .W e lB I comer af lef M . run W 1S4 R. N M
o m toha
■ |gaoif N IS degesoa It*
gagraat M ‘ W to
lo lab* NBy
N0y M
afang
lab* I*
la a
W af basfwung. S IS degwe* 11' 1 11? n. to I
Orange vwa. PS 3. Rg M . and bag* M.F « . W M h i aamar of U l
F. rtw W toj.7 n. S IS a*»m n S' ■ so n. ta Rabu on**. NSW
along R/W SO N. N IS dagroa* I f W M R. la SsaSMSM. IM
AddRlew lo Rarhbioone l ubdWalen. RS 0. Rg IS, laaHan 1S-S1>»-. N erd* of Boar lab* Circl* and *70 ft. W of Bam Lab
(OfSTR
L M . RHARfS •SASF-O-FSV •R-tAA ReciOeMiM fan* apalnM the Beard af Adpratmant in aggrovbig a
vartanca from 10 ft. ta 14 b. for a abigf* famRy n
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Is obesity linked to genes?
DEAR DR. GO TT: Ptoaae comment pulse) are at higher risk for slraka,
on Uw recent media attention focus- moal authorities » c a i n | i i u i
potisnls to 1
inf on a genetic caunn tor obesity.
D E A R R EA D ER : As I reported
mere than a year ago, obesity does
seem to be fmsticaUy determined.
In Ute past her weeks, researchers
have confirmed (hat some forms of
•slreme obesity may be linked to
Leptin. a compound released by tat
cells, lolls us whsa we have had
by M od W alter enough to sot. Apparently, obese peo
ple tack suck a cue; without it, they
continue to M L irrespective of satis
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h i c o u n t l is t e n
FROM OUR RANK ACCOUNT,
This is a genetically governed pattern
P0U4HT A RIP CONVERTIBLE,
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Before you overweight readers And
AMP ZVA RUNNING OFF
cause (or celebration, let me state the
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September 2. 1997
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TUESDAY
The Labor Day weekend water patrol In
Seminole County produced nine citations for
careless operations. 40 warnings and a firstever on water rescue by a county emergency
medical technician/paramedic on JetSkl.
When the Sheriffs office patrol stopped a
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Lakt Mary PTA opan houaa
Lake Mary Elementary School will have a
Parent Teacher Association meeting at 7 p.m
on Tuesday. Sept. 2 In the school's auditorium
at 132 S. Country Club Rd.. Lake Mary.
There will be a genera) PTA meeting to ap
prove thla year's budget. An Ice cream social
will follow Ihe meeting.
AD parents are Invited. Come ‘ create a place
to learn and play, join the PTA today.'
Par more Information, call Ellen Walllngton
a 922-4004.
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cruiser Sunday afternoon for speeding on the
St. Johns R im . It waa discovered that a 10year old boy named Jimmy had banged his
head pn the cabin door and required medical
attention.
Quickly, emergency medical technician Bally
Tyrrell arrived on JetSkl and attended to the
youngster. The boy wae taken by a deputy
sheriff and Tyrrell to Mullet Lake Park near
Oencva. and then to Columbia Medical Center
Hospital • Sanford. The boy waa not seriously
hurt.
•He was terribly shaken up." Tyrrell said,
"tie had a laceration on his forehead, his gum
waa split and hla Up busted up pretty bad."
Tyrrell said. ‘ He was conscious but In and out
or it • really shook up."
Historic Trust
helps paint
the town
The Sanford Historic Trust la painting Ihe
town red.
No. not really! But. funds from one of its
1996-07 grant projects have gone toward
painting two houses in the historic district.
‘ Each year a grant Is given lo a project
within ihe historic district.' said Bert Padgcti,
of the Sanford Historic Trust. The grants are
awarded from the proceeds of Ihe Holiday Tour
of Homes, held annually Ihe first week of De
cember.
The home of Pat Hart, at 013 Myrtle Ave.. Is
one of ihe two homes lo receive a grant. The
Hart home has been completely repainted. In
tones of beige and while.
lUrl bought the home, wtlh her mother.
Edith. In 1994. She began renovation of Ihe
circa 1919 home then and continues lo update
M e Trust. Pag* 9A
dessert. Patrons may oat in or taka out. They
can purchase tickets from Seminole High
School bond t a b o r s . SHS Band Parent As
sociation members. Lakevtcw Middle School
band members, Sanford Middle School band
members, or at the door.
Tickets coat 04 per person 1% years and un
der free) or 05 at the door (limited to 1000
dtnneral.
Immediately following the dinner, patron
may join the Seminole High School Band, the
Sanford Middle School Band, and Ihe
Lakevtcw Middle School band aa they perform
during the half lime show of the Seminole ver
sus PUtc Ridge game.
M) Cents
from tbs Sanford Historic Trust to palm tbs anchor ol
New school days
from ffts HoSday Tour of Homos fund too gram protect
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Groups to
make way
for museum
Affordable homoaltM
Ookfcnrule Housing fr Community Devel
opment Corporation, a 501103 non profit
housing provider tn Sanford has su lots avail
able in Oviedo to build affordable housing for
very-low and low-income clients. Down pay
ment assistance la now available up to 98.000.
You may quality. Build according to your
needs.
Poe Information, call Oddenrule 1407) 324
0193
Rad Croat offara claaaaa
The American Red Cross Seminole service
Center will offer two community first aid and
safety classes at Its facilities located at 709 W.
State Road 434. Longwood.
On Saturday. Sept. 8. from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m..
and from 6 to 9 p.m. on Tuesday. Sept. 9. In
terested local residents can learn how lo per
form emergency, life-saving skills for adulU.
infanta and children. Comprehensive course
Includes rescue breathing. CPR and first aid
for choking, poisonings, heat Illness and
shock, the coat la 940.
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Naw dlatrlct administrator
Sydney McCallUater will lead Children and
Pamlltea' district seven operations, serving
Orange. Osceola. Seminole and Brevard coun
ties. McCalliater replaces Paul Snead, who re
tired thla year after 31 years of sendee.
McCalliater has served as deputy district
administrator since December 1981. with re
sponsibility for direction, budget manage
ment. supervision, planning ana oversight of
service programs. Previously. McCullster
worked In the Florida Senate on budget and
social servlets committees.
District seven, with an annual budget at
9120 million and 1.500 employees, serves
persona with mental Uincas and developmen
tal disabilities, child abuse and domestic vio
lence victims and their families, families
needing economic assistance aa they transi
tion off welfare and adult victims of abuse, ne
glect at exploitation
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H lfi School and Florida State University.
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dents moved into Wicklow
Elementary School In Sanford
today from thetr temporary fa
cility at Ooldaboro Elementary.
Principal Fran Duvall and
teachers greeted parents and
students with maps and Infor
mation. A group of klndergartners toured the school with
ploy construction hats as thetr
teachers pointed out the cafe
teria and school office. All
children attending Wicklow are
from areas south t of 25th
8Uect.
*We have been looking for
ward to thla day for a long
time,' Duvall said. ‘ We are very
happy to be in our own facility
and we are very frateftil lo
Ooldaboro for serving aa our
boat this past month,* Duvall
said.
About 550 students remain
at Ooldaboro. which to slated
to undergo major rsconstrue-
j
hr,)
to the Community Building. The
Parks and Recreation Board la cur
rently working an a use policy for
the Community Building Cur
rently, most goups using the
budding pay for ihe use. A city or
dinance has been revised to allow
non-profit
groups
and
other
groups, at the board's discretion,
to use the Community Building for
free or reduced fees. Most of these
groups meet during the week. Most
of the money that the city makes
on the building is made on week
ends with functions such os par
ties and wedding receptions. Im
provements being discussed for the
Community Budding Include a
ts s Mossom . Psga SA
Republic
Newspapers
purchases
the Sanford
Herald
The Saqjbrd Herald has been
sold to Republic Newspapers of
Knoxvtlk. Tana.
Republic Newspapers. Inc., was
formed in 1969. Prior to the
purchase at the Herald. Republic
owned 10 weekly newspapers, and
one shopper (0 In North Carolina.
1 In Tennessee. I In Kentucky and
2 papers and I shopper In
Florida). The ones In Florida are
the South Lake Press and South
Lake Shopper (Clermont) and the
ZephyrhUlt New t.
Since there to no current
publisher at the Herald, Nick W.
Drewry. executive vice president of
the company, will act aa the
interim
publisher
until
a
permanent
publisher
can
be
named. The search for a publisher
already has started. No other
personnel changes are planned.
‘ Our company to proud lo accept
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III' M\ n.tin*' is Uurrnir I iin two years old and although I
n|i II Ii .ivc i toi of puppy in inr I am very well hrhavrd I am a
fetrlei mix which makes me very small and very culr I am
extremely friendly and I love everybody. from children to
adults I could le.illv use a C'shI home If you would like to
adopt me please call the Humane Society of Seminole ('ounty
at 323 8085
Oeneral Tecumseh Sherman
entered Atlanta on Sept. 2,
18114: The U S Treasury D e
partment was established hy
Congress on Sept 2. 1789 and
the olllclal ratification of Ja
pan's surrender lo (he Alllrs
occurred aboard the USS Mis
souri In Tnvko Hay on Srpl 2.
1945
Sept 2 Is the birth anniver
sary of Christa McAullffe. thr
Concord.
N.ll. high school
teacher who died with six
crew members lit the Space
Shuttle Challenger explosion
on Jan. 28. I960.
McAullffe was eager to share
her space experience
with
students not only In her school
hut throughout the world She
was 37-yeara-otd
Birthday of champions
| S C C offers adult
education.testing
An Intriguing number of
celebrated athletes were born
this day: Pro Football Hall of
Fame
quarterback
Tarry
Bradshaw (491: tennta cham
pion Jim m y Connors (45):
Basketball Hall of Famer Nats
The GED tests will be o f
fered at SCC on Sept. 27. 29
The Seminole Commulty and 30. Students may regis
College Adult Education Pro ter for the tests In room It102 In the Continuing Educa
gram began classes Aug. 25.
An extended enrollment pc- tion building test registra
rind will allow studnets lo tion sessions nre offered Spt.
15-18 at I I a.m. or 7 p.m.
continue to %Ign up for
Registration for the tests
classes
Thr pro^ram oilers frre must he completed by Sept.
Adult tinsic {education IAll III 19 at 3 p.m.
and GEO test prep ralasrs to
AIIE classes arc designed
all Seminole County resi to help students develop
dents Classes arc oflered at skills
to
Improve
basic
the SCC main campus as reading, writing, and math
well as 11 adult learning cen abilities. Classes offer oneters throughout the county
on on e and small group InLast year, adult rducntlon strucllou and arc designed to
(lasses served more than III the Individual nreds ol
ti.SOO students Individuals each student
successfully completing the
To register ot for more in
OKI) test program will earn a
formation. call 328-2153.
Florida high school diploma
“ T in y " Archibald (401; hasketbnll coach John Thompson
150); ex-football player Eric
Dlckeraon (37).
Today Is nlso former base
ball commissioner Peter Ueberroth'a 60th birthday, nnd
actor Mark Harmon'a 40lh
Harmon was a quarterback at
UCLA nnd the on of football
great Tom Hannon.
Actor Keanu Reevea Ls 33
today.
author
Cleveland
Am ory la 80 nnd dnneer
Marge Champion Is 74.
Plano Man of Lake Mary.
Kramer has taught several
thousand youngsters the Joya
of piano hy visiting Just about
every grade nnd middle school
In the area.
lie's also performed al many
clubs and restaurants
Now, hear this
Wednesday ts Do It Day!
( aka.
Fight Procrastination
Day.) We couldn't watt to let
you know. No excuses.
Whai a month for
Sanslblo sats
National Choleaterol Educa
tion nnd Awnrrneas Month lias
begun. Exerclae la suggested,
nnd what a fine time for giving
up smoking. Those with high
cholesterol counts arc r e
minded to take their presctlbrd medical treatmenla.
Material la available from
rhormnclata Planning Service,
Inc. PO Box 1336. Sausallto.
Co.. 94900
Plano playing tlma
There arc more than 20 mil
lion pln.'.o players In America,
and nre they keyed up. This la
National Ptano Month.
Pianos ore the country's
most populnr Instrument.
This month, people of nil
ages are encouraged to take a
lesson.
There nre few teachers any
more
enthusiastic
about
teaching young people thr pinno than Michael Kramer, thr
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L e t us k n o w
Tile Santord Herald wants to pubUct/c your events, classes and
seminars that are available to the general public.
We d like In have the Information lor your announceinent at
least .1 week In advance.
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fo recast
Today: Skies will be partly to
mostly cloudy with a 50 per
cent chance of Isolated til
ler noon showers and thun
derstorms Highs In the up
per-80* Lows lonighl In the
70s Wednesday: Afternoon
showers Ihghs In the 90s
Lows in the 70s. Thursday:
Scattered
thunderstorms.
Highs in the low-OOs. lows In
the low-70s Friday: Partly
cloudy lllghs In the upper80s Lows In the upper-GOs.
STATISTICS
EXTENDED OUTLOOK
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MIAMI _ Florida 24 hour tern|>rraturei and rainfall al 8 a m
today:
Lo Rain
City
HI
Apalachicola 92
73
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Daytona Bch 82
73 2 09
89
70 1 74
Fl Lmul
93
77
20
Fort Myers
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91
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72
.lark nonvtllr
88
72
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89
79
Key Weal
.34
Miami
89
79
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Pensacola
91
74
.00
Sarasota
92
73
.23
Tallahassee
91
71
00
70
91
.07
Tampa
W. Palm Bch 89
73
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TIDES
The high temperature In
Sanford Monday was 88 de
grees and the overnight low
was 73 as reported by the
University of Florida Agricul
tural Research and Educa
tion Center. Celery Avenue.
Recorded rainfall for the
period ending at 10 a.m..
Tuesday totaled .54 Inches.
•Sunrise................ 7:04 a.m.
•Sunset................. 7:45 p.m.
TODAY
Tstrms 74 92
FLORIDA TEMPS
WEDNESDAY
Tstrma 73 93
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FRIDAY
Tstrms 69 90 { Cldjr. 88 87
S a n f o r d H e r a ld
V';'
MONDAYl
BOLUNAR
TABLE:
min..
0:00 a.m.. maj. 12:10 p.m..
min.. 0:20 am . maj. 12:30
p.m.
TIDES)
Daytons
Beach:
high: 8:57 a.m., 9:11 p.m..
low: 2:48 a.m.. 3:01 p.m.
New Smyrna Beach: high:
0:02 a.m.. 9:16 p.m., low:
2:53 a.m.. 3:06 p.m.. Cocoa
Beach: high: 9:17 p.m.. low:
9:31 p.m.. low: 3:08 a.m.,
3:21 p.m.
B1ACH CONOm OW l
Daytona Beach ft New
Smyrna Beach: Seas are 3 to
5 feet with a moderate
chop. Water temperature at
Dayiona la 83 degrees and at
New Gymrna, 84 degrees.
Winds from the southeaat at
10-15 m.p.h.
Tuesday. September ? 1997
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Here are the winning num
bers selected on Monday In
the Florida Lottery:
Fantasy 8 (Sept. 1)
2-3-17-22-23
Lotto (Aug. 30)
8-7-10-28-44
Water m anagers to
hold line on taxes
Special to the Herald________
PALATKA - Declaring an In
tention to 'do more work
without raising taxes.* the
Governing Board of the St.
Johna River Water Manage
ment District accepted a ten
tative budget totaling 8128.1
million for the I9U8 fiscal year
beginning Oct. I. The tentative
budget Is 839 9 million less
than the current yrnr's budget
adopted lost year. In accepting
the spending plan.
Board
members voted to keep the St.
Johns District's property tax
rate at 0.482 mlll--48.2 cents
per 81.000 of assessed prop
erty value--for_the_lqurth year
In a row.
Under the mlllage rate, thr
owner of a 875.000 house who
claims a homestead exemption
will pay 824.10 per year In
property tax for water man
agement. The property tax the
St. Johns District levies will
raise 856.1 million, with per
mit fees, timber sales from
District-owned binda. unen
cumbered carryover from the
current year, and state nnd
federal funding making up thr
balmier of thr budget
T h is budget reflects a con
servative nnd balanced ap
proach to resource protection
without a lax Increase.' smd
Bill Segal. Governing Board
chairman 'The average tax
payer has to tighten his or her
belt and wr will continue to
seek out ways of Improving ef
ficiency to keep our tax rate na
low a s possible while safe
guarding drinking water suppiles, providing flood protec
tion and pretesting
water
quality In our lakes and rlvera.'
Approximately one-third of
the budget la dedicated to
purchasing
environmentally
valuable land, down from more
than half of the current year's
budget.
New teacher authority law
promotes reasonable force
Special to tha Herald
TALLAHASSEE • The State
Doard of Education approved a
set of guidelines on the use of
reasonable force by school
personnel to maintain a safe
and orderly learning environ
ment.
The guidelines are the re c
ommendation of the Education
Standards Commission and
the Education Practices Com
mission as the result of a 1996
law providing teachers with
the authority to use reason
able force to manage student
behavior.
The
Teacher
Authority Law enhances the
authority of teachers to main
tain a safe and orderly learn
ing environment by providing
them wtth the authority to es
tablish rules of conduct for
their classrooms and have
violent, abusive uncontrollable
or disruptive
students r e
moved from their classroom.
Commissioner Brogan, former
teacher, principal and super
intendent of schools who once
wrestled ■ gun away from a
distraught student, advocated
passage o f the law. The law di
rected the Education Stan
dards Commission and the
Education Practices Commis
sion to develop guidelines r e
garding use or reasonable
force By teachers and other
school personnel to protect
themselves and others from
Injury and maintain an orderly
learning environment.
Teacners
are
not
and
should not be put in the posi
tion of being law enforcement
officers.* Commissioner Bro
gan said.
Th eir role la to care for stu
dents and provide a safe
learning environment. Teach
ers and students deserve the
confidence of knowing that the
classroom will be a naven for
learning, aafe from dangers
and disruptions of Inappropri
ate behavior. The law and
these guidelines work together
to restore that aense of confi
dence and provide assistance
when
disruptive
behavior
threatens the safety of stu
dents and teachers.*
The recommendations are
the result of the Joint Educa
tion
Practlces/Educatlon
Standards
committee;
re
search about state and na
tional standards for use of rea
sonable force; crisis manage
ment training:
and public
hearings throughout the state.
The guidelines define rea
sonable force aa 'appropriate
professional conduct including
physical force aa necessary to
maintain a aafe and orderly
learning environment.*
The
recommendations
Include
guidelines that would deter
mine when the uae of reason
able force la permitted, such
as:
*
conditions harmful to
learning
*
conditions harmful to
student's mental health;
*
conditions harmful to
student's physical health;
*
conditions harmful to
safety: and
*
harm and/or Injury to
self, school personnel and oth
ers.
The recommendations rein
force the value of training that
focuses on techniques to defuse potentially volatile situa
tions and recommended that
the training programs be de
termined at the district level,
where particular needs can be
determined. The guidelines,
along with a videotape that
provides further direction on
applying the guidelines, will
be provided to school districts
and every school In the state
to assist them In the develop
ment of appropriate training
programs for teachers ana
other school personnel.
Commissioner Brogan la ad
dressing training for the use of
reasonable force In hla staff
development budget proposal
for 1898-99. and is encourag
ing school districts to direct
their staff development proama to Include training on
e use o f reasonable force.
Vintage view
Does anyone know where this sign was located? Most likely
It was on Highway 17-92. but on the lakelronl or south of thr
city? Anil approximately at what point? The United States
Rubber Company placed these all over the country as
advertisements. In small print It stales that it was patented
on April I I . 1917. so It would have been during tb.it era If
you know where this was located or ran give any other
Information on tills sign, ronlai I Alina Clarke al Ihe Sanford
Museum 14071 302-1000
Local Auxiliary president
leads national convention
■ poem to tha Harold_______
Florida's President.
Anne
Dorton of Deltary. n member
of South Seminole County
•8207. led the state delega
tion to the 84th National
Convention of the Ladles
Auxiliary to the Veterans of
Foreign Wars |VFW| held
August 16-21 at the Salt
Palace Convention Center. In
Sait Lake City. Utah
As leading representative
of the state, she voiced the
delegates' votes during the
election of National Officers
al today's session and played
n key role In deciding the di
rection of the Nntlonnl O r
ganisation for 1997-98.
Highlighting the conven
tion was the presentation of
humanitarian awards by Na
tional President Eileen Tan
ner of Rockford. 111.
Approximately
5.000
members attended the con
vention activities, which recognlzed those
who have
helped the organization raise
over 83 million for Its Can
cer Aid and Research Fund
for the ninth- consecutive
year, serving 2 6 million
hours In the nation's hospi
tals. and spending 65.8 mil
lion conducting programs to
help young people, and do
nating 810 million to nssiat
non-hospltallzed
veterans
through the Auxiliary's R e
habilitation Program.
During 1896-97. the 744SIS members also donated
801.731 for the National
President's Special Project,
Operation
Uplink.
Begun
lost year Jointly with the
VFW. this program provides
prepaid long-distance tele
phone cards to hospitalized
veterans and active duty
military personnel serving
overseas.
At the convention. Mrs.
Tanner presented two hu
manitarian
awards.
Della
Reese, who sings the theme
song and stars as Tesa on
Touched Py An Angel.* was
honored with the Peopte
Loving People For A Brighter
Tomorrow Award, which is
named after the National
President's theme.
She was honored for serv
ing as a positive role model.
Whether she la dispatching
wisdom aa *An Angel* or en
chanting people with her
unique singing
style
or
preaching to her (lock of 350
at the Understanding Prin
ciples
for
Better
Living
Church
In Loa Angeles,
where she has been a minis
ter for the past 14 years, she
Anns Dorton
l» spirailing a positive messagr
Deborah
Stephenson.
Charleston. SC., received
thr Unsung Heroine Award
lot her outstanding efforts to
help children with cancer.
Thr Happy Days and Special
Times program which she
founded lias evolved from a
two-day camp for 29 chil
dren Into a year-round p ro
gram for children fighting
cancer or whose cancer ts In
remission,
their
brothers
and sisters, and the siblings
of children who have lost
their battle to cancer.
The I5lh Annual Ctimp
Happy Days lasted a week,
ending July 5, 1997, and
welcomed 235 campers and
as many counselors. In addi
tion to the camp, the non
profit organization provides
week-end getaways for par
ents and siblings and has a
special fund to help relive flnnnclul stress for families.
Other presentations
In
cluded 85.000 to the Uni
versity of Utah for cancer r e
search.
810.000
to
the
American Cancer Society to
support its nationwide edu
cationnl program, and the
recognition
of six young
people who have won na
tional scholarships from the
Auxiliary during the past
year.
In
addition,
members
voted on Bytawe revisions,
viewed the top live winning
entries In the Young Ameri
can Creative Patriotic Art
Contest, and participated In
several Joint activities with
the VFW. such as the Memo
rial Service at the Mormon
Tabernacle and the Patriotic
Rally.
The election nnd Installa
tion of National President
Connie Atkinson of Conway,
Ark., and the 1997-98 Na
tional Officers concluded the
convention.
�f
t
Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida - Tuesday. September 2. 1997 - ) A
R e s c u e -----Continued from Pag* 1A
Tyrrell m u o n , duty on a
Ijrrxomil Wfitercrnn donated by
Power
Sport*
In
Seminole
Longwood/Kawasakl
JetSkl
Corporation. She la one of 20
firefighter*/BMTa trained and
certified on the watercraft.
'Sally Tyrrell la a go-getter,
E xposure
Gregory Clnirih. 40. of 80 William Clark Cl.. Sanford, was
arrested Wrdnrsday by Sanford pnllre. Church was charged
with exposure ol sexual organs and nrrrstrd at lire rornrr of
10th Street attd Olive Avenue. Itrpnrt said that Church was
urinating in the middle » ( Hie road
Incidents
An ICrleson cell phone worth 8225 was stolen Wednesday lit
the 2000 Mock of Urlatldo Drive
A Hitachi v e il worth 8200 wax stolen Wednesday nr the
2000 trloek (if ( base Avtpiur
A t r> horsepower spretl air compressor was stolen
Wednesday lit the loo block of Country Chib Drive.
A white 87 Pontine Oramt Am lour door. Ilrrnse plate
nutlilier DSIIH1II was stolen Wedrirsilay In the 2500 block of
Park Drive Atroot 870 in rush and personal Herns were also
stolen
Coin* and a pair of Structure pant* totaling 804 were stolen
Thursday In the 800 block of South Oak Avenue.
Two bikes worth 8500 were stolen Thursday In the 1200
block of Randolph Street.
A Sunbeam gas grill was stolen Thursday In the 1700 block
of West t Ith Street.
Three video tape movies worth 8126.97 were stolen Thursday
ko
----- - ~
‘
‘ -Drive.
In the 3600 block
off South
Drlando
Three 12 packs of soda and SIS In cash were stolen
Thursday in the 100 block of West 27th Street.
Ltflsl Notice* 1 Lt gal Notlcea
Mane* os
s p e c ie x t io n r o a t a x d s i o
NOTICE IS MEREST aIVIN,
Dial Mtianda J Idmiaien,
Rickard s Cliuitdlr. lh*
bolder ol IN# following carlificalala) oat load **id rartrfi.
fatal>1 lot a lai daad lo Sa
w*-r*d ruataon Th# aafid-cara
numbarit) and year|t| ol
aauanca. tf-a deacripf-en of iha
P'oaaUf. and rha nan*ala) m
•"t* 'I >aa aaaaaaad ia/a>a aa
follow!
Cariific ala No t f)«
Too- nl laauanc* IIM
D*»C<iplton ol Proparly
110 LOT A m is W IfO It (T
4 PI >N EANlANDO 111 Ilf
*001 fANLANOO UTAH) PS
’ » eo ) l
Name* -p wf*»cf> aaaaaaad
UFMDlTH UANOA UTILITIES
COAP All o* *a>d properly
Ot.ng in iha Cuunly ol
San-moia Plata ol Fio>tda
Umaaa auch co-tif-calalai afiait
00 rodton-ad according lo law,
in* properly daaenbad >ntuch
ta-iiticaiala) wa ba aoid lo in#
n-gnaai biddai *1tha watt lion!
dooi,
Saminoi*
County
Cowilhouaa. Spnlofd. do-ida.
on iha I Sift day ol October.
tssr, at ir oo a u
Payntanf of Safa fa*. appKa
bf* deaimantary alan-p uaa*
and recanting faaa an* raouuad
10 b« paid by in* auccaaefut
brdder al iha a*>* Fu* paytnant
of an amount equal to in* iwgnaal b-d i* dub witfun 14 houf*
pftaf tha adyartiaad Iona *• in*
aai* All payment* *n*x b* caah
01 gubfantaad mttrwmant,
mad* payaoia la an* Clara of
in# Circuit Court
0*1ad ihia lllh day ot Augutl,
tbtr
ISaaf)
MAXTANNI MOXtt
ciinx or THt
cixcuit count
SIMINOL* counit.
FLORIDA
by Shulay C ftargart
Oapuly Clara
Pubinn s.oi i. ». it A n.
i»sr
Oil-1
sorica or
NOtICi IB HfniBV GIVEN.
th*i Xutn Colmar, in* hofdar ol
tn* fallowing c*Otfic*l#(*) ha*
Itiad laid caitificatafa) lor a taa
daad to b* taauad lharoon Tha
caftiticat* numboftal and
yaatlt) of laauanc*. in#
daacnplkmDt tn* proparty, and
iha namalal in which it waa
aaaaaaad talar# aa loHowt
Carltlical# No: 711
Toat of laauanco isto
Deter.ptron of Property:
application roa tax diid
LIO S IC IB TWP BOB S O t 1*1
ft n or si cox or iw
or ni wa sun w no ti rr
aia n
1/4
N IB D(Q It MIN 11 BIC t
1SI IT rf NLT ON CUSVI
» * 4i rr ■ 44* oi rr to sia
Name* w which aaaaaaad
Frank H Floarh ill, Oaorgla L.
float k All ol aaid proparly
bamg tn Iha County ol
Sammola. Hat* ol riorida
Uniaaa awchcorltficalolal ahati
ba radaamad according lo law,
th* proparly daaenbad mauch
canilicalala) will ba aold Is tn*
highaal bidder al th* watt Iron!
door,
lammol#
County
Courfhoua*. Banlord, Florida,
on tha lllh day ot Ociobai,
itir, ai it oo A M.
Payment ol lalo lo*. appliesbia documentary aiamp taa##
and recording lea* a/* required
to ba paid by Iha auccaatlul
biddat at lh* aale. Funpayment
ol anamount equal to th* nigh*41 bid I* du* within (4 houra
altar th* adrartraad lima of lh*
aala. All payment! ahail b* caah
or guarantaad Inatrumanl.
mad* payable lb lh* Cl*rb bf
tn* Circuit Court.
Dated thi* IBth day of Auguat,
II# /,
1**41)
MASVANNB MOSSI
CLISK or THI
CIRCUIT COURT
SiMINOLI COUNTY.
FLORIDA
by BMilty C. Hargart
Deputy Clark
Publiah: lap: 1, 0. IS. 1 11.
I**/
011-14
CITY OS LASS MANY,
FLORIDA
NOTICS OF
PUBLIC HAAAINQ
NOTICI IS HIRISY QIVIN by
Ihp City Commlailon of lh* City
of Likb Mary, Florida, that (aid
Commlatlon wfff hold • Sutffo
Haatlng on Saptambar IBth.
IlSr at 1:00 S.M., Of aa toon
thereafter e* poaalbla, to con*
aider Second Reading ef an
Ordmanea entitled:
OSOINAMCa NO. sso
AN ORDINANCI OF THt CITY
OF LARI MART. FLORIDA,
AMINOINO ORDINANCI NO.
I4t AS CODIFIED Nf CHAPTIR
TS4.TJ OF THI CITY Of LARI
MART COD* OF ORDINANCtS.
AMINOINO THI TIMt LIMlTATIONI FOR A CONDITIONAL
UK PIRMIT. FR0V10IN0 FOR
CODIFICATION, PROVIOINO
FOR CONFLICT* KVERABIU
TT AND IFFtCTIVI DATS
The Public Hawing will ba hard
m in* CHy Cemmiaaion
Chamber*. 100N. Country Club
Rd , Lett Uvy Th* Pubnc ia
mailed lo anand and be heard
Sard hearing may ba continued
from tun# |* lima until a tmal
decreran I* mad* by tha City
Cemmieeron Coplea ef lh*
Ofdinenc* mfu/l or* avWfpbl* m
the City Clerk a Offia* tot
one of the most motivated
members of our department,*'
said Aaslstant Chief Chrlr
Johnson of Operations. "She's
a former school teacher who
haa been with ua three year a.
She's studying to become a
paramedic."
County
EMTs
and
paramedics are now riding on
patrol with deputies aboard the
JetSkla, the Sheriffs Ofllce 22fool patrol boat and Alert
helicopter.
The Labor Day patrol was
conducted on the St, Johns
River. Bear Lake and Lake
Brantley.
Last year. Florida had the
largest number of boating
accidents in the country •
1.337 incidents, 736 injuries
TrustCoatlmsMl from Pago LA
the Interior and exterior.
The two-story house la actu
ally two living unlta. both with
full kitchens and one bed
room. Hart
Uvea upstatrs.
while her mother. 93. lived In
the downstalra apartment.
Hart said her favodte feature
of the house Is the porches on
the front and back of the
house.
"We try to make It a very
visible projert."
said Walt
Padgett, of the grants that are
awarded to homeowner* In the
historlr
district.
'Painting
Legal Notices
m tm b
ctw curr
count
OP TNB 1BYN JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT OP PLORTCA
IN AND FOR
SSMMOLB COUNTT
BSNSRAL
lURIBDtCTION DtVIBION
s r-e s sg -C A -ia w
MOXTQAOI CORPORATION
OF AMIRlCA.
Piamirn,
VI
DiITRICh PlRaiHB and
THI UhXHOWta HIiRB.
a*..**** g-antaaa. et*<gn*««
kanora. creditor*. Iruataat.
or ether ciaimanta cl*u**ng.
by through. under or
agemat MiNHII EDWARD*
n*r aaaad, 4 i-ving and
anunanown awite*
NOT! IF A PIRSON OICIOiB claim.ng by. through, under
TO AFFtAL ANT OICISION and ae*.n*i tha above
ed detend*ni<*i who
MADI ST Thi* COMMISSION nam
are not anown to bo
WITH RIIPICT TO ANT MAT. daad
au?* whether
TIR CONIIDIRID AT THI* aa-d uonanown pen.** m*r
MIITlNO OR HiARINO. HI OR t1a—an mtaraat
SHI WILL NIIO A RICORO OF aa apoutoa, heira.
THI FROCIIOINQI, AND dart**#* tyrant***, o<
claimam* lOuitv
THAT, FORSUCHPURPOK, HI ctnw
OM UORTOAOI,
OR IHI MAT NIID TOINIURI
tn
c
;
_
unanown
THAT A VIABATIMRICORO OF Panama),in
poaaaation
THI PROCIEDINQI i* MADI. ot lh* aubiect real
WHICH RICORD INClUDiS proparly n/k/a John Parkin*
Datandanta
THI TIITIMONY AND IVI.
OF ACTION
OINCI UPON WHICH THI TO NOTICI
THI UNKNOWN HIIRB.
AFFIAL 1* TO SI SASID
DEVISEES,
OPANTIIS.
FLOWS>statuti* IIS 0101
SSIGNEES, LIENORS. CRtOI
PIRSON* WITH OIIASILIIII* A
tors, fnusrirs OR Of HI R
TfrlDlN* ASSISTANCE TO CLAIMANTS. CLAIMING ST.
RRNTKIFRTI in ANT OF THlII
THROUGH,
UNDIR
OR
AGAINST
proceeding* should conM
in
n
i*
Iaward*.
D
ec
a
a
aa
d
TACT THI city ADA COOROIWHOll RIBIDINCIB AND
NATOS AT LIAIT II HOURS IN LAST
KNOWN ADORISBIS
AOVANCI OF THI MIITlNO AT SRI UNK
NOWN
aor-ua-Mia
TOO AMI MOTIFUD that an
action lev lerecloture ef martCITY OF LAXI MART,
gag* on the following
FLORIDA
04tenbed properly
Carol A Fatter. City Clerk
LOT 4 AND • fLSSA THI
OATID Auguat igth. Its/
NORTH }« (IIT AND Till
PUBLISH Saptambar 1. 1HF
SOUTH M FltT) OF SLOCK F,
DEMI
MIISCHfl
SUBDIVISION
ACCORDING TO THI PLAT
THEREOF AS RICORDIO IN
PLAT BOOK 1. PAGE M. OF
IN TM CIRCUIT COUNT
THI PUBLIC RECORDS OF
FCR SSMMOLB COUNTY,
siminoli county, Florida
hat been tiled egatnil you and
FLQR10A
you at* required lo aery* a
FROSATI OIYISION
copy of your writtan dalanaaa,
File Number f F-dSS-CF
it any. to H. on PAULA WADI
IN A* ISTATI Of
QfltlNI, Attorney tar th*
Kannalh I Fiehar,
tiff, whoa* add'*** it aoto
Dacaaaad Plain
Bey Scout Boulevard. Suita
NOTICI
4)0, Temp*. Florid* 1M0/witn
OF ADMINISTRATION
mlo data alt*' th* ruat publtcation of the nonce end lit* th*
(On* FN)
lh* adminiali alien ol lh* original with the Clerk el Ihia
oml t'lhtr befoit aervic* on
aalat* ot Xennaih I Frahar, C
Plaaitiff • attoinay or immodidacaaaad, Fit# Number »/))•
thoraaltari atntrwiaa a
CF. I* pending m Iha Circuit alaty
lt will b* antatad againtt
Court, for Samlnolo County. defau
you tot tha raliat demanded tn
Floiida. Probata Orytaion, th* in* complaint
addroot of which lo
NOTS: PURSUANT TO THI
FO. Drawer C
FAIR 01ST COLLECTION
Sanford. Florida UTFE-OS))
PRACTICES ACT YOU ARI
Th* name and eddraaa of the ADVISIO THAT THIS LAWFIRM
Paraonal Rapr*tentative and IS DIIUID TO BE A DEBT
th* Paraonal Raprtaantativ*'* COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO
attorney wo tat forth below
COLLECT A OIBT AND ANT
ALL tNTIRISTIO FIRIONI INFORMATION OBTAINEDWILL
ARI NOTIFIED THAT:
SI USEDFOR THAT PURPOSE
AJI partona on whom Ihia
WITNESS my hand and th*
none* la taryad who hay* taai ol tald Court on Auguat
objection* that challenge lh* itth. issr.
aahdfty of tha WtN. th* quaiification* ol the Paraonal (UAL)
UAItvANNE MORSE
Rapiatantaily*. vanua, or (ml*Clerk of Circuit Court
diction of Ihia Court are
By a/CecollA V Ehotn
required to hi* their ob|*cliena
Deputy Clerk
with thi* Ceufl WITHIN THI CODIlll I STAWIARtKI
LATIR OF THRU MONTHS 4010 Boy Scout Boulevard
AFTIR THI DATE OF THI Suite 4S0
FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS Ternpa, Florida 11SOT
NOTICI OR THIRTY DATS Telephone: (ill) STT-SOOI
AFTIR THI OATI OF URVICI css isr oosis
OF R COPY OF THIS NOTICI Publish: August IS, end
ON THEM.
September 1, 1M7
AN creditora ol tha decadent OEM-177
and other partona having
claim* or demand* agalnal
IN TNB CIRCUIT COURT FOB
decadent* aetata on whem a
SBMINOLB COUNTY,
copy ol thi# nolle* la aanrad
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within ihia* month* altar tha
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dal* of th* first publication of
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dent and perron* haying claim* Court for lommoi# County,
of dtmanda agalnal tha dace
Deride. Pfbbctc Dhrlalcn, the
dam* anal* muat III* than addrtaa cl which It Room
claim* with this Court WITHIN 401N, 101 North Perk Avonuo.
THRU MONTHS AFTIR THI Sanford, Florida 11711, and lh*
OATI OF THI FIRST PUBLICA nernta and addraaoaa of th*
paraonal rapreoenlattr* and of
TIONOF THU NOTICI.
AU CLAIMS, OIMANOS AND th* paraonal rspraaantattva's
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nolle* la tarred who have
August Hth, 1N7.
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1410 Seal Say Drive rtp/taentttiva, vanua or Jurisdiction of thic Court era
Ttllaheaao*. Florida H ill
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AN creditor* of Dm decedent
Publlthi Auguat II, and
and ether pertona having
September f, 1HT
claims or damende eg*mat
OkHITO
cabs n o .
and 78 deaths.
It was a busy weekend for
law enforcement agencies on
land and water.
A woman was killed Monday
night In Longwood when her
car left the road Just weal of
the rest area on the westbound
aide of Interstate 4 near State
Road 434 at 7:50 p.m.
The late-model
Plymouth
Neon struck an earth-moving
construction
machine.
The
equipment
operator
wasn't
Injured.
nor
were
two
construction workers on the
dirt shoulder.
The woman was a resident of
Orlando. Her name wasn't
released
by
the
Florida
Highway
Patrol.
pending
notification of family members.
after
the date of the
FIRST PUBLICATION OF THU
NOTICE 0R THIRTY OATS
AFTIR THI DATE OF SERVICE
OF A COPT OF THU NOTICE
ON THEM
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agamtt iha dtetdent* aetata
mull Tea thou client with nut
Court WITHIN THRU MONTH!
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NOTICE
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OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILIO
WILL SI FOREVER BARRIO
Tha data of lh* twtt pubnca
non or thi* Note* it Auguat fi.
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PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE
ROBERT L CANADY
100 Saymeadow Ro*e
Longwood. FL 11TE0
GRACE ANNE OLAYIN. PA
Attorney ter
Parowner R**r***Mai,v*
Rond 434 and Sherry Avenue In
Winter Springs.
Of those arrested, there were
5 DUIs. 2 for suspended
licenses.
two
for
drug
possession
and
one
for
possession of alcohol under
age 21.
Officer Tom Sklba said that
the Sanford Police Department
made two DU1 arrests and
several for suspended licenses.
makes the moat Impact." he
sold but added that money has
also been awarded for land
scape projects. In the past.
The Sanford Historic Trust.
Inc. meets on the first Thurs
day of every month, which la
this Thursday, Sepl. 5. at the
First Street Gallery, on Mag
nolia Avenue, at 7 p.m The
public la Invited to attend the
meetings.
eelpe Chicken
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decadent a eatat* on whom a
copy ot Itua notice la aerrod
withm thrae month* tflar th*
data ot th* hrat pubucatien of
■hi* notice muat File than
claim* win th** Court Within
THE LATIROf THREE MONTHS
A young man making a left
turn
hit
an
approaching
Seminote County patrol car on
State Road 436 In Casselberry
on Monday. No one was Injured
In the Incident.
On Friday night. Seminole
County Sheriffs Deputies made
10 arrests and wrote 46 tickets
for
various
vehicle
safely
violations at a DU1 checkpoint
at the Interaectlon of State
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FL Bar FISOSOI
Publiah Auguat 1*. and
Saptambar 1, 1H7
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Shaven A Pknentp, hit wife,
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NOTICS
OF StaSRfFF'S SALS
NOTICI U HEREBY GIVEN
mat by airtua of that carter.
Writ of faacuiioo raaued out ef
and under th* teal ef th*
Ciicutt Court of Oacpnla
County, Florida. Cat* I Cl *10477 upon a final judgment ren
dered mthe atoraaaid court on
me ith day ol Nevember A D
till mmat certain cat* enti
tled Noel Clegs. Plaintiff va
Chart** R Pimento, Sharon A
Purenta. hi* wtf* and Cher!** R
Punenta II. Oefendanta which
atoraaaid Win ol I ■ecu!-on waa
dahvartd to m* a* Sheriff of
Bammoft County, Florida end I
have levied upon an th* DgM.
ml* and inieratt at the defen
dant* In lh# following
daaenbad properly, aaid prop
erty bamg located m tenunot*
County, Florldb. more particu
larly otaertbed a* leitowt
Vannua item* of ttwafry. callaclibl* coma end paper money,
and guna
tala conducted MIwo Ida.
Lot on* concreting ol )c**iry.
com* and paper money.
Lot two constating of gun*. In
order to ensure met Fedcrcl
end Florida law I* not rrotated
and that only partona lawfully
permittad to puichate hand
gun#, m (act, acquire them, tn*
Hi* of I-rearma by our offle* at
■ levy tala, aheuid be made
only te firearm dealer*, menulaclurar* end eclleclar*
beanted pvrauant to 1S UIC
Statute 111, upon proof they
hold auch licence.
A complete inventory Hat
available, contact Seminole
County ShettfTaChrtt Offle*
ol Samlnolo County, Florida,
win ct 11:00 a m. en the Krd
day of Itptsmber S.O. TH7
I* and sell ta tha
iib
i t bidder. FOR CAIH IN
D AND IUBJICT TO ANY
ID
AND ALL IXIBTIHO LI1NI, tt
Aitamonti Towing lerylc*, Inc,
117 Market Ureal, Altamonte
■piinga. Florida, th* above
described property
That cold tale I* being mad*
tc latiafy Dm tarma ot thta Writ
of laecutlen.
Donald P. I*linger. Sheriff
••mineI* County, Florida
NOTICI KtOAROMa THI
AMIRICANI WITH DltAIILITIIS ACT OF mo. PIRSONS
WITH A DISABILITY NUDtNG
SPICIAL ACCOMMODATIONS
TO MRTICIPATI IN THI PROCIIDINGS SHOULD CONTACT
THI INFORCIAILI WRITS
SICTIOH OF THI CIVIL DIVI• I0N AT THI IHIRIFF'I
OFFICI, 1141 IBTH STRUT.
SANFORD. FLORIDA, AT LIAST
FIVI DATSPRIORTOTHI PROCIIDINGS. (SOT) 1)0 4*40 TOD
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EDITORIAL
W riting to
your elected
representative
There ore times when a citizen becomes
so disturbed, qr Irate over a government
proposal or decision that he or she wants to
write to their congressman (senator or rep
resentative).
Whoops, who la our representative and
what la his or her address? Where can we
find It? Some o f our area phone books have a
complete listing, but give only names and
addresses without going Into details.
Now, comes the League of Women Voters of
Sem inole County who has published a
pamphlet o f “ W ho’s Who In Public Office In
Seminole County." It is local, but also goes to
the top with all o f our government repre
sentatives.
Here, in one handy publication, are the
phone numbers to call, and the addresses for
letters to everyone from your local comm is
sioner to the president.
Pay attention to the news and many times
you will hear o f a government official who
says he or she voted because o f a large Influx
o f mall on a particular subject. W e see this as
an excellent example o f government by the
people and for the people.
But then there are those who believe they
and only they have the knowledge with which
to make a decision. The public, some believe,
doesn't know the real facts behind this, so I’ll
vote a s ! believe.
Th e W ho's W ho is available at the Seminole
qounty Public Library, or by sending, a .
sflf-add tesssd stam ped * 1 0 envelope to
League o f W om en Voters o f Seminole County.
P.O. Box .460394, Altamonte Springs, FL
32716-0394.
Get a copy. Use it as an address and phone
number list. But also keep an eye and ear
open. Find out which o f our elected officials
think they, not the electorate, should make
decisions. When you And such a person, keep
him or her in mind the next time you enter
that voting booth.
Berry's World
O It*; HI*, me
‘S te n t S arvlcal"
11
Barry's Washington is a capital mess
You can tell It was a torpid August when the
country's moat adept agitators couldn’t seem to
whip up an appreciable protest.
They’ve been trying since Aug. 8. when
President
Clinton
signed
off
on
n
congressional plan to put the government of
the District of Columbia Into receivership until
It Is fiscally viable. If you dosed off during this
drama, you might have awakened thinking
there has been a fascist putsch, or that we are
In Hong Kong and the Chinese army Is bearing
down upon us.
We are witnessing the 'rape of democracy.*
said Hltioner Marlon Barry of the federal move
to transfer most of hta powers to the financial
control board that eras created In 1008 to get
the District solvent again. 'People are
Intelligent,* the mayor said. *1 don’t have to tell
the community that their rights have been
taken away. But I'm going to continue to tell
the truth ... and continue to urge the
community to rise up in anger.*
Jesse Jackson came to town and Informed
the cltlscnry that they had been 'stripped* of
their rights. "The City Council has been
stripped.* said the reverend, who once toyed
with the Idea of allowing the populace to
anoint him mayor but chose Instead to be a
art witneaafatg
tha 'rape of
democracy* aaid
Hisaooer Marion
Barry.J
shadow
stripped. Vast
democracy has
His script honed t o ___
led a delegation to a pork processing plant
North Carolina, where he Informed Bin. Lou
Faircloth’s constituents of the I
dastardly role in the coup d’etat Aa
So far/ the D.C. community has
contain Itself. Several hundred dt
rallied in front of the White
Considerably fewer disrupted a control
meeting.
Jackson has promised to grt the Rev.
Farrakhan Involved •• a man who knows ■bout
AM TKft CUNRM VOCATION.
CMOUMtt
I KUSIAMP
‘ Nothing m uch — ju st craw ling up tha w allal
tt'o been raining ever tin ea wa rantad tha
cottaga."
*The truth
lathered to aseney by the federal
la not under aaeault in
WaehJnfon. D.C. This la patently Impossible,
as there la no democracy to Washington. D.C.
It Is a one-party town, and Barry haa a built-in
IP7B, when Barry was first elected, until
JACK
ANDERSON
lu a fili
CARO L! N l
CIA has saver
fully settled the
question. J
Is Yeltsin an
alcoholic?
President Bona Yeltsin an
fraI a waaattew thara eeme up regularly
tot (am taw yam* ja-bl#dy ctaswAsd
have
included
new book
disgruntled
re this subject
sub
and
ELLEN GOODMAN
D oing that dum b m ale stuff
WASHINGTON - Reading the paper a week
ago. I waa struck by a photo of a tense yoqng
woman In camouflage garb doing push-ups
between two crouched, yelling male cadets at
l You almost have
the Virginia Military Institute. One cadet's face
to wonder why
looked so contorted, I could fe d the abuse he
r nted. But It'a a long-standing tradition for
freshman-called
*rata*-to endure months
8
bt la the
of ritualised abuse at VML which Just opened
company o f
to women for the first time in Its 188 years.
m ea.^
A few pages deeper was a similar photoactress Demi Moore-sodden, bedraggled and
breaking b tt long-standing tradition oy being
fully dothed-taklng the abuse of hostile male
officers bent on keeping her character from nights.*
becoming the first female Navy SEAL In *0,1.
Fd never suggest that women bt
to
Jane.*
their traditional sources of power
Later. I stopped far dinner after seeing "In
sway over men. the bearing tha
of
the Company of Men,* the acclaimed new children, their Intelligent use of
to
movie about two white-collar guys who find a ■often the world's harsh edgi
sweet deaf woman, simultaneously woo her women’s movement expanded women’s
and then drop her like a used gum wad. A man base into every sphere, much of the
at a nearby table noticed that a fellow diner’s changed for the better.
date had left to go to the bathroom. 'Don't
In the ’70s, ooe of my guy pals theorises,
worry If she doesn't come back,* he Joked to feminine energy encouraged men to ’ p e e their
the other man. *ln D. C „ the ratio (of women hair, wear bright colors, to embrace notions
to men] la 12 to 1 *
like human rights.* A mere decade later, be
You almost have to wonder why women want eaya. ‘ suddenly it waa cool to be matertellatttr.
to be In the company of men.
to work your butt off at the expense of your
Yet nothing* more seductive than power,
family and sanity. see
and men have more of the kind that’s easiest
“Now you aas women actually wanting to b «
to measure. Maybe that'* why it aeems that
like men, who gtt blue to the face hying to
women want to be around men, to receive their
convince you tney*re the
attention
and
acknowledgment-their
society, whan the
desirable about •
validation-somewhat more than men want the
ed to the floor,
accelerator la
same from women. Our feminine wanting where even play la
extends from the personal-women plotting to
as the type
Have
‘ catch* men,
seetng other women as would suggest?
competitors, whining, "Why can’t he tell me his
Nah.i. But
Bui those
tha photo* made me realm that
feellngs**-to the social and financial, giving in a 'supposed Ur world. I am • tefhire. rm
men a power over women that feminism haa supposed to accept that the camaraderie and
yet to conquer. The women's movement gave prestige that can fallow military echos! abusewomen new kinds of power by ensuring their
which may boost f actuates* military career*equal, legal rights, allowing women to do make such denigration tolerable, rm supposed
things, like attending VMI. that once only men to eee girl cadets and pumped-up fibs heroines
beating men at their own macho
could do.
But that newspaper got me wondering: Haa pride.
I do, but
more puaakd. An
women’s admiration of mT
unduly impressed with men’s stuff, causing ua friend who la nobody's pushover had Juat
tearfully enrolled tarn daughter, 18, at cottage
to devalue the feminine?
America’s preschools are overflowing with when aha saw the VMI photo sod wondered
masculine-named
little
gtrla-Morgana, why glrta would willingly suck up euch abuse.
Jordans, Kelseys and Taylors--while hoys •It was hard enou#i leaving my rtou#itsr.
named Sue remain oddities. Schoolgirls’ dally ...But to leave her someplace where icmeens
uniforms hardly differ from their male can spray aptttle mto her too*, to tear her
classmates’: loose Jeans, lumberjack shirts, down *o she can be built up again? ...Why are
boy’s sneakers. Fewer women strive far fitness - women buying Into that?*
than for the fashion model’s angular thinness
Most aren’t And tbougt I tip n y hat to those
of the Jock's rock-hard buflheaa. Many starve who do far their own good reasons, rm wtth
themselves, throw up meals or just make my friend when she say*. *! wish woman could
theaaelvea miserable in pursuit of an ideal feel realty good enough about tbamssivw to
that pussies even the men many hope to say, *Our stuff la good. Wo don’t
attract As one guy says, T ve yet to meet a other male stuff.’
•Especially when their stuff la dumb,*
man who says Kate Moea make* him lie awake
rm
• 1H7kyNCA. m»
having studied them In such
a t freedom aa Ubya and Iraq •• and
vows to farm a hunwn chain around the
Capitol building shortly
Labor Day.
Aa we watt wfih bated breath to aee what
cornea of those eflbrta. t pose a couple of
obeervattons tor your consideration]
•• If anyone baa a gripe. It la the taxpaying
pubttc. We have ktcraUy dumped money on the
District of Columbia - so much so, reported
the Washington Pool In a riveting eerloo on the
city’s financial trials, that tt has nat bsou able
I
others.
fio'fari one CIA ofl d a ) confided to ua, the
CIA does not behave everything that's in the
new book by Alexander
lor Korzhakov,
Korahakc "but we
think there's aoma Important factual
account* to there. Knowing which ia which
Is scmetknrs a com tote.*
FTam IBM until his dismissal teat year,
Korahakov served aa Yeltsina personal
security chief and political adviser. Yeltsin
previously credited Korahakov aa being the
■Mstonmad behind the IM S assault Yeltsin
ordered
against
Russia's
parliament
building. H waa a bloody showdown with
rebellious hard-liners, and doeena died.
Privately.
State
Department
officials
excused the ugy episode at the time as
‘ niceaasry’* far Yeltsin to regain control and
bring about a more compliant parliament.
tow *b ook , Korahakov lambastes Yeltsin
from every dfraettan. portraying him a* a
bumbling temperamental inebriate.
We bofiove, baaed on p***—
knowledge
of Yettam and antes cloae to him. that die
drank Ysttatn o f Korzhakov's book is
overdrawn. Aa one Washington Post writer
*Hefl haa no Airy like a
we also believe that Yeltsin has a
serious drinking problem. The man likes his
vodka; there’s no question about-that. It
eeme up during one o f our visits to Moscow
early m Yattotao career.
He w m tejkng a dory about hie baptism
i n . the email vtflafls of Butko to the
Bvertomek province o f toe Soviet Union. It
was tradition to ply the Russian Orthodox
prtaat with alcohol, ao too prtaat waa pretty
inebri ated by the time this baby's turn cams
Tha prtaat phingto the baby mto the
‘ tub, tom promptly fe rp t about it
a parishioner started arguing wtth
m t aoste unrelated matter. Critical
, When the prtaat turned to
the congregation, toe beby boy's mother
■creamed at seeing hia empty hands.
Turning white, he flatted the beby out of the
tub and tt waa soon coughing up water and
crying.
The mostly relieved priest prophesied that
any bsny who could survive such an ordeal
‘ W became a W*at leader In
herefare, deeirvid a strong
He pronounced: *1 name him
Mkolamvkh Yettatnr
Yettam told ua tote story wtth f e a t drama
and flair. Then he mentioned, in an aside to
our asepciate Date Van Alta. that It must
have bam a particularly rough day far the
priest because Russian priests were the
only ones, tn hts view, who could out drink
year*
he hired
_____ _ _
the
of which he boasted
of the
real Yeltsin. kfUip t l*V
..........
�Sanford Harold, Sanford, Florida - Tuatday, Stptvnbar 3, 1907 - SA
Buy
Coallntsad from Pag# 1A
the atewardahlp of the
Soq/brd Harold and L a k t Maru
L ift," Drewry aaid. ,*rm pleaaed
we will have the opportunity to
nerve the Seminole County
area by continuing to provide
an excellent, local, community
newapaper. We have made a
commitment to publish good
newapapera for the people in
thla beautiful, growing area."
He added, ‘ Republic haa
been
In
the
newapaper
bualneaa In Central Florida for
almoat 10 yearn now. But we
are excited to be Involved In
Seminole County. Our goal
with the purcheat o f theae
newapapera la to meet the
print nceda of Sanford, Lake
Mary and the aurroundlng
county
by
publishing
newapapera,
shoppers
ana
maybe other publication that
do a good Job covering local
newa,
aporta
and
other
aclivlllea while at the name
time providing poaitlve reaulta
to advertieera."
The 8ar\ford Herald la a 8day-a-week paper that haa
nerved Sanford, Lake Mary, and
Seminole County atnee ISOS. It
publtahea L a k t M ary L ift, a
weekly newapaper and The
Boryain
H unttr,
a
free
dlatrlbutlon ahopper.
The Herald haa been owned
by the M arUntoUlt Bulletin, foe,
of Martlnavllle, Va., atnee 1993.
"We feel that we have found in
Republic Newapapera a buyer
that
will
be
an
active
community
etttaen
and
continue the H t n id 't atrong
tradition of community newa
coverage." aaid Oeorge Harrle,
executive vice-president of the
BuUttln.
atvety for a rouaeum will allow
the commlaalon thcghance to
apply for more grant money,
aome of which la available only
to agencies that have control of
their own muacuma. In other
worda, the money la not avail
able to agtnclra that have to
share a bu tiding wNh other
group*. The commlaalon will
also be able to accept more
material donations from the
etttoons of Lake Mary. Cur
rently. rionaflona arc limited by
tbs small apace the namiim
has occupied . The commission
will also Im asking for mone
tary denationa to help with the
Museum_
‘age 1A
dance floor.
The move will be very benefi
cial for the Lake Mary Hist or Ical Commlaalon. The Frank
Evan* Center will be turned
over to the commlaalon for a
tnuaeum. Currently, the muarum la confined to one email
room o f the building. Having
the Frank Evana Center cxclu-
School
tion aa It becomes a magnet
school under a federally man
dated consent decree. The de_ Uon plan haa been a
subject of controversy among
parents and educators aa
Seminole County preperee to
children to Senford
choolo, mostly through a
m lly lottery system.
The new 87.7 million school
jpened its doors this morning
I youngsters arriving In 14
ubUe school buaee. Some
toento walked with their chitren. while others drove to the
17.000 square-foot
singleary building which boasla 37
aaarootna,
four
resource
torn* and two computer skill
ra torlea.
In addition, the brick facility
la outfitted with more than 81
^million in furniture and equippatent, Including a central mecenter with a television
Auction studio.
Students
currently
have
plenty o f room at the 894person capacity campus. Each
1.000 square-foot classroom
features two computer sta
tions. telephones and teacher
planning rooms. A
multi
purpose room Includes a stage
anda large music suite.
On the exterior is useable
acres, students and fecuky will
have at their disposal a cov
ered physical education pavil
ion with a coaches' office and
student toilets, and an addi
tional hard court. For traffic
control, a bus loop separates
staff parking from the parent
pick-up area.
Parent Shari Jansen, who
walked her children. Coreen, 7.
and Afoert. 6. said she liked
the new school and her kids
were very excited.
'I Uke It and I'm glad the
school to broken up because
the class alsee will be much
smaller,* Jansen said. T h e
teachers will have more lime
and patience with (he klda and
that's good.*
The historical commission Is
already pton n l i ^ w a y to ofTefr
the commu
nity. A luncheon held tn July at
the Prank Evana Center, for
the teachers at Lake Mary
Elementary, gave the commis
sion a chance to show off the
building and let the teachers
sec what a great field trip
coming to the museum will be
for their classes.
J.R. *Hat* Hattaway. 78.
I Bridgeway Circle. Longwood.
' Friday. Aug. 20. 1997 at
da Hospital, Altamonte
rings. Born In MUligan. Fla.
i July IB. 1921. he moved to
ntral Florida In 1928. He
i a retired real estate bustHattaway was a
nember of Seminole County
city of Winter Springs
i Enforcement Board, the
rand Marshall for the Alta
i c Springs 75th Anntverf and waa a Casselberry
Commissioner. He waa
a member of the VFW,
and the American Legion
I waa also a member of one
f Altamonte Springs' founding
Hies. Hattaway waa a US
[Army Air Corps and US Navy
[veteran from World War 11. He
[developed the Ranch land sib' division and Big Tree Crossing
Industrial Park and waa a
board member of R.8.V.P.
Survivors Include wife, Territ
son. Mike, Winter Springs:
brother, Tally, Longwood: sla
ters, Corene Andrew*, Or
lando, Vivian David. Chutuota:
one grandchild.
Biudwln-Falrchlld
Funeral
home, Altamonte Springs. In
charge of arrangements,
■ O U S T U S S M IT H
Robert Lee Smith, B4, Jack
Court. Sanford, died Saturday,
Aug SO, 1997 at hfe resi
dence. He waa bom on Feb. 8,
1043 in Osteen. Smith waa a
truck driver and also a Bap
tist.
Survivors
Include , wife,
Deborah: sons, Robert. San
ford. Carl Ware, El Paso,
Texas: daughters.
Alowetta
Montgomery, Alonda Mont
gomery,
Octavta
Walker,
Deborah Qraham. all of Banford. Mary Patrick. Albany.
Qa., Bonita Huff, Osteen:
T n / I/ I4 lf
1 o a u y i
[
JAMES P, THOMPSON
James P. Thompson. 43.
Idyllwtlde Drive, Sanford, died
Saturday. Aug 30, 1997, at
hie residence. Born June 2,
1952 In Agana. Guam, he was
a lifelong resident of Central
Florida. Mr. Thompson waa a
prepress technician at AAA,
Heathrow.
Survivors include wife, Kath
ryn: parents. James B. and
Florence. Lake Mary; sister
Tracy
Wight,
Casselberry:
brother, Jeffrey, Orlando.
Oramkow Funeral Home,
Sanford. In charge of ar
rangement a.
i
Another word of caution about taking
Karxhakov'a facta aa facta: The man waa a
product o f the KOB, finally leaving their
employ tn 1977 when Yeltsin was aa
from the Communist Party Politburo.
The KOB
COB was a serpentine organisation,
and Its agents knew how to take a bit of
truth and~blow
It out of proportion for their
id blow tt
benefit. When Mikhail Oorbacbev waa leader
of the Soviet Union, his KOB frequently
spread misinformation about Yeltsin's
drunkenness In order to discredit the i
rival. On one occasion, in ted. we
such a report regarding alleged
Inebriation during a trip to the United
States waa in fact a KOB fabrication.
Spearnow (not counting the time he waa tn the
hooaegow for drag use), he has worked at
nothing so hard aa the construction of his
P «h k w machine. Thousands of jobs were
created for hto cronlea - so many that the
mandarins seem unable to figure out the true
etoe of the payroll. The number exceeds 40.000
- more than tt takes to ran ChicMD, a etty five
times the atoe of Washington.
What we ham tn the capital etty to an
fgency. Crime to rampant. The police and
fire depart:invents are tn shambles.
ibles. The sc
school
system to a cruel joke. The streets are a
minefield of potholes.
The water hoots
colonies at fecal bacteria.
The political apparatus which brought the
city to this sad state of affairs haa been
temporarily removed to speed the recuperative
process. That to not rape. It to clemency.
FUdwttopmint matting
Thei City a t Sanford Community fudevelopmen! Agency will hold a meeting on Sept 3 at
4 p.m. In the City _Manager* Conference
Room, second floor,
or. City halT 300 North Park
Avenue. Sanford. Florida.
Topic* for discussion wtll Include reports on
the Waterfront Matter Man Steering Commit
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House Design Committee.
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Mse Pollard. 88. of 2381 R evens
Court, Sanford, Florida, who died
Thursday. Aug 28. 1997 will be
conducted Wednesday. Sept. 3,
1997 at Trinity United Methodlel
Church. 528 Sanford
Avenue,
Sanford. Florida ml 8 p.m. with the
Pseior, Dr. Eddie J. Rivers offici
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immobilised on the plane because of a heart
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Since that time, several aides of Yeltsin *
have confided to us that he sometimes
consumes large quantities of vodka in the
privacy of hi* quarters-which Korthakov
now openly chargee. But Yeltsin haa usually
been careful about his public drinking and
soberness.
Ironically, on one of the public occasions
when he waa presumed to be drunk.
Korthakov actually defends him and says
Yeltsin waa experiencing a heart attack.
Returning foam a Washington visit In 1994,
Yeltsin's plane stopped in Ireland at
Shannon Airport, but Yeltsin never emerged
to meet with Irish officials. Worda was he
waa drunk. In what at least one CIA aourcc
believes waa a truthful part of KorthakoVa
Little
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Mlkmli"IMhald. Kenneth. Ty“ rone and John Henry Hsddon.
all of Miami: sisters. Dorothy
Shavers. Osteen, Doretha Col
lins, Sanford. Beverly Stokes,
Rochester, N.Y.. Joan. Miami:
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N«wAI*Anon group
A new Al-Anon (roup has atmrted at Sanford ChilaUan
Church. 730 Upaala Road. Sanford, every Tuesday at 800 p.m.
For information, page Siaay at 3 17*861B.
Al-Anon group m N ti 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 alcoholic*, will meet each Tuesday and Thursday
night
fl p m at the Sahara Club. 3587 S. Sanford Ave.,
Sanford. For more Information, call 333-4133.
Nar-Anon to offarhalp
Nor-Anon. a self-help. group lor relatives and friends of
addicts, will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Orlando Oeneral
Hospital. Formore Information, call 889 8381.
Taka off pounds ssnslbty
Members of Take Off Pounds Sensibly. TOPS, invite the
public toJoin them on Tuesday evenings from 7 to 8 p.m. at
the First Christian Church. 1807 Sanford Ave., Sanford.
For more Information about the club, call 333-1768 or
333-1884.
Toaatmaatars mast
Seminole Community College (SCO) Toastmasters Club
*8581 will meet every Tuesday of the month, at 7:30 p.m.. at
the old Lake Mary City Hall on Country Club Road. Contact
Resells Bonham at 333-8384 for more Information. •
Longwood-Laka Mary Lions to moat
The Longarood-Lake Mary Lions Club meets the first and
third Tuesday of every month, at 7 p.m.. at the Ramada Inn.
S R. 434 in Longwood. Visitors and prospective members are
wewlcome to attend.
*
Pilot Club to moat
The Sanford Pilot Club meets the first and third Tuesday at
7 p.m. In the RSVP building on the campus at Seminole
Community College. All Interested are welcome to attend.
Blood lank soaks donors
Central Florida Blood Bank Is asking donors of all types
blood — especially O-type donors — to donate at Its Sanford
branch. 1302 E. Second St. For Information, call 322-0632.
Optimist Club moots wookly
The Sanford Optimist Club meets every Wednesday at noon
at the Colonial Room In downtown Sanford. Visitors are
welcome. Call 323-2104 or 322-0206.
Klwsnls Club moats Wadnasday
The Klwsnls Club of Sanford holds Its noon luncheon
meetings every Wednesday at the Sanford Civic Center. North
Sanford Avenue at the lakefronl. Visiting Klwanians are
welcome. For Information call Wall Smith. 323-5088.
by the DeNonians 11-piece band. Donation 82.00.
AI*Aiton mMts WadoMdayt
A support group for friends or relatives of alcoholics (AlAnon) meets every Wednesday, at 8 p.m.. at 111 B. 27th St..
Just west of Sanford Avenue tn Sanford. New visitors or
members are welcome to this 12-step group.
CoM tlliw t mi«t Wmfcwsday
SANFORD — The CoasUlncrs meetings are held at 10 a.m.
the first Wednesday of each month at the Sanford Senior
Center. 401 E. Seminole Blvd.
All Interested railroaders, both active and retired, are invited
to attend.
For Information, call Horace Green, 322-5493.
R«covtry Inc. meets In Senford
Recovery Inc., la a self-help mental health organisation for
people who suffer from panic attacks, depression, fears and
general nervous symptoms. For Information, call 680-3003. or
896-5906.
•
Holocaust Council film series
The West Volusia Holocaust Memorial Council presents the
1996-96 (Urn series the first Wednesday of every month
through March, at 7:30 p.m., at the Temple Shaiom of Deltona,
1785Blkcam Blvd.. Deltona. Phone: (9041-789-2203.
Helping to make reading program work
tleNii££orres£ongent
Last year, a new reading pro
gram. R.A.P.. utilising volun
teers was piloted at Lake Mary
elementary and Geneva Ele
mentary. R.A.P.. reading accelerallon program, was so affec
tive, it is now expanding to
other
schools.
A
program
through the Seminole County
Curriculum Services.
It
Is
staffed primarily by Dividends.
What makes the program
work are volunteers like Dcbl
Loe. Debt wna one o f the first
volunteers at Lake Mary to take
the required two hour training
last year. Each volunteer works
with a student for 30 minutes,
three times n week. Last year,
Dcbl had one student, this
year, she works with two.
In addition- to volunteering
for R.A.P.. Debt will begin
working with Math Superstars
when It starts bock up this
month. Her school volunteerism doesn't end there. She vol
unteers her time as a dividend
for Janelle
Stormer's
first
grade doss. She also volun
teers in the media renter every
week.
Deb I la also a Girl Scout vol
unteer. She Is the co-lender fur
a first grade tlrownle troop
and for a fifth grade Junior
troop. She la also the registrar
for the Hiiudusl Servire Unit.
The registrar Is responsible for
keeping up with the registra-
Kttvon Hold*. Chelsea Van Alityn# and vofuntaar DaM Lea In Mrs. tfarmar'a elass.
tlou of about 30 troops, whlrh
Is well over 300 people.
Debt Is used to be a volun
teer for St. Petri's Preschool.
They liked her so much as a
volunteer, they hired her to
work Ihrrr two days a week
She still volunteers at St. Peter's doing Children's Church
on Sundays.
•
Lake Mary Elementary Ilk
Debt, you can call Lucy Jacl
man at 322-5218. If you'd Ilk
tee^ * schedule. Debl*" ls°* the
mother of two very active girls.
If you're Interested In becoming a R A P. volunteer at
you cnn cn
Schaffnn
the county Dividends Coordin
tor. at 320-0182.
Red-banded thrips, can be troublesome
Introduction!
The
red
handed thrips. was first de
scribed from specimens from
Guadeloupe.
West
Indies,
where it was causing consider
able damage to cocao. Because
of that, in early publications ll
was called the cacao thrips.
The red-banded thrips.• u a
tropical
. spectea
found
throughout Florida. Thrips arc
very small, less than 1/25 Inch
long Many gardeners may see
Ihe damage caused by thrips
and never rralue that this m ile
Insect could produce that much
damage.
,
D istribution! This Insect
occurs
world
wide,
found
mainly In tropical and subtropical areas. In Florida. It Is
found from Key West lo MacClenny. hut more commonly ll
Is found south from Ihe OrInndo area.
Hoetsi This thrips Is a pest
o f many plants. Its host plants
include both fruit and shade
trees nnd numerous woody ornaincnlal shrubs and vines.
such as avocado, lychce nut.
AL
FERRER
.
mouthparts. They prefer young
foliage. The Ihrlps destroy the
cells on which ll feeds, causes
some leaf distortion, causes
injury lo Ihe fruit, and leaves
unsightly dark colored droplets
or blotches of excrement on
the leaf surface. Iloneydcw ex
cretcd by red-handed Ihrlps
will promote growth of black
sooty mold o f affected plants.
Where these thrips are shundant leaf drop cnn occur nnd
may cause serious defoliation
of trees. During the month of
August. 1097 sweetgum trees
have been seriously defoliated
by
by this
this Insect
Insect In Seminole
County. Muscadine grape fruits
have also been damaged on the
surface by the feeding action or
the red-banded ihrlps.
Doacrlplloni The female is
about I/2S Inch long, and has
a dark brown to black body
with a visible red pigment in
the first 3 abdominal segments. Wings arc dork, long
and narrow and fringed with
long hairs. The male Is slmllur
but smnllrr and Is seldom
found. The larvae is light yrllow to qrange with (lie first two
abdominal segments colored
bright red. The nymph and
pupa are light yellow lo orange
wlth first three nnd last seg.
merits of the abdomen red hut
only Immature Ihrtps have the
bright red baml-t The life cycle
is completed In Florida In
ubout 3 weeks, and there arc
several generations a hear depending on the weather condllions. Eggs of Ihe red-lmndrd
Ihrlps are Inserted singly umtrr
Ihe epidermis of the undersurface of leaves. Each egg site Is
covered with a drop of exrrcln
that hardens and provides prolection. Larvae and adults feed
on foliage rupturing Ihe epldermis with their mouthparts.
killing the cells at Ihe feeding
■He. Leaves suspected of being
Infested with thrips should lie
shaken over a white sheet of
paper to better observe Ihe Insects. A 10-powrr magnifying
glass or hund lens will also aid
In thrlr detection
Conlroli Insecticidal soaps
can be purchased for control,
ling insects and related pests
If one of the commercial soups
Is unavailable. 4 tablespoons
of liquid dishwashing soap per
gallon of water may be applied
us a foliar spray lo (he plants,
Repeat w eek * until the problent la controlled,
■ Soap la effective In controlling thrips and safe for people
and the environment. Chemical
controls are not always neces
*nry for this thrips. as natural
controls are apparently cffcclive most or the time. If chemlcal control Is necessary, apply
one of the suggested Insecllrides
such
os
orlhenr
malalhlon or Sevln. Spray the
plants to the point of run off,
Be especially careful to cover
the undersides of the leaves
Continue to Inspect the plants
periodically and opply an insecticlde only If plants become
rc lnfcsted.
Insecticides arc
poisons and should be handled
as such. Read the monufarHirer's label carefully before
opening the container nnd observe all Instructions nnd pre
cautions.
Woman Fears Small Slip Will
DEAR ABBY: 1 did a csrslsss upset sy your disclosure, say
thing and I don't know what to do nothing to kor. Then forgive
nsxt My mother and I have kept a yoursod; and lot It go.
big seeret II will not divulge the
secret) within the family sines I wss
a small child.
DEAR ABBY: 1 thought I'd give
This secret has Involved numer you vour laugh far the day:
ous lies to outsiders. 1asked Mother
When I read my 73-year-old hus
for permission to discus* the secret band your column about the wife
with n r psychiatrist, and eh* who came home and found her 73
agreed. We were both comfortable year-old husband watching porno
with this, knowing that psychia graphic movie*, my husband asked.
trists cannot rovoal what their
patients discuss.
I did not ask for permission to
POWDER SPRINGS. QA. theror
discuss it with my support group.
Howsvsr, I did discuss It — and
now I’m worried that ona of tho
other aembora of the group will
I I h l AT .1
mention it to someone outside, and
my Indiscretion will come back to
I AM f.1 AHY I INI (VIA 1(1
haunt me.
Mother does not know I did this.
8ho and I are extremely close and I
know she senses my nervousness.
My question: Should I confess to
Mother and dear my conscience, or
should Iprstend that nothing hap
pened? This is tearing me up lnsids.
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TUESDAY
Football eoaehas naadad
SANFORD — The Sanford Recreation
Department la looking for people Interested In
coaching (lag football of all ages this season.
Call 330-5697 for Info.
PSA Chureb Toumamont
PALATKA - Dave Carroll's Players Soft
ball Association Church Rational Tournament
will be held at Triangle Park tn Palatka the
weekend of September 36-26.
The tournament will coot 6300 per team and
all church teams are welcome!
Classes are B (lour home runs), C (two home
runs) and D (no home runs). .
For Information contact: Richard C. Ooodwtn
at (904) 338-03621 Dave Carrol) at (770)
918 8364; or Barry Williams at (004) 325
4042.
Flag Football playara naadad
SANFORD —. The City of Sanford Recre
ation and Parks Deportment Is still registra
tions for Its Fall Flag Football season.
All games are played at the practice field
serosa from Sanford Middle School on
Saturday's. New slgnee's mil not have to try
out.
The 8RD offers three leagues for players
between the ages of 7-15.
.
Players may register at the Sanford Recre
ation Department's Downtown Youth Center,
located on the first floor of Sanford City Hall on
the comer of Park Avenue and Seminole
Boulevard on the lakefront.
For more information please call 330-5607.
Playtrs n— dad
SANFORD — A new tram being formed lo
play In the Sanford Recreation Department
Women's Fall Slowpltch Softball League Is
looking for players to nil oul Its roster.
Interested players should call Lynn at 14071
323-2670 or James at (4071323-8632.
Sanford Faat Pitch Softball
SANFORD — The Sanford Recreation
Department la looking for persona Interesting
In coaching and playing In a new girls Fast
Pitch Softball League.
This will be an Important addition to the
3RD offerings as all high school and college
softball teams now play faatpltch softball and
It la Important far the girls to get an early a
start.
’
Call 330-5607 for mors Information.
Altamonte Springs softball
ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - The City of
Altamonte Springs and Westmonle Park will
be hosting two (all soft ball leagues.
A Co-Ed 12-Inch- 16-lnch league and a
Eight locals
garner
special
recognition
spilled over to the post-tournament
awards aa wall.
s u players from the team w ere
selected to the I I man All
Tournament Team and four more
earned Individual awards.
Making the All-Tournament Team
from Post 83 were Clyde ’ C3'
Williams (first base). Tun Raines
Jr. (second base), Paulo Silva
(outfield) and Chris Louwarns
(Utility Player) from Seminole High
School
and
Andy
NeuMd
(shortstop)
and Jeff Monaco
(pitcher) from Oviedo Hkgi School.
Also making the All-Tournament
squad were Mch Dorman (catcher).
Nate Philo (outfield). Shawn Miller
(destgiatsd
hitter)
and Steve
Bechkr (pitcher) from runner-up
Medford.
Oregon
and
Bob
Vanhoorbccfc (outfield) from thirdpines
finishing
Rock
Island,
Illinois.
Neufeld also earned the James F.
Daniel Jr. Sportsmanship Award,
while
Sanford
manager
Rod
Fergerson and assistant coaches
Jack Dtemcr and Kenne Brown
were gven the Jack Williams
Memorial Leadership Award.
Other award winners were:
Medford's Philo who earned the
Louisville Slugger Award
(for
leading tha tournament In hitting
wtth a .830 batting a m age), the
Rawlings Big Stick Award (44 total
bases) and tho Oqpfgi w, Rutoa
American Lemon fW y tr of the V fir
Award (whlcS also means he wtU
go to tha Hall a t Fame ceremonies
and have hta uniform hang In tha
Hall for the next year tn Coo
persiown. New York).
Medford’s Bechkr who waa given
Summertime Jamboree attracts large crowd
Mary Track Club (314 points), the Oviedo Track
Club (216 points) and the Lake Howell Blue
Running Chib (249 polntsl.
,
Individually, Josh Lewis of the West Orange
Track Club was first and was trailed by Dwayne
Orcene (Rockledge Gators Track Club). Cnrto
Teams can sign up at Sanford Recreation
Department's Downtown Youth Center,
located on the first floor of Sanford City Hal) on
the comer of Park Avenue and Seminole
Boulevard on the lakefront.
For more Information please call 330-5606.
Adult Vollayball
SANFORD — The City of Sanford Recre
ation and Parka Department Is registering
teams for Its Fall Power and Rereatlooal Co-Ed
Volleyball Leagues that start In September.
All games are played at Sanford Middle
School’s Dan Pelham Oymnatortum. The
RecicaUoual League plays on Monday night's
and the Power League on Wednesday night’s.
Teams may register at the Sanford Recre
ation Department s Downtown Youth Center;
located on the first door of Sanford City Hall on
the comer of Park Avenue and Seminole
Boulevard on the lakefront.
. For more Information please call 330-5607.
Lakfr Mary softball
LAKE MARY - The City of Lake Mary will
be conducting a Fall Softball'season at the
Lake Maty Sports Complex, The 10-week
leagues will begin the week of September 8th.
Returning Sprtng/Suromer league teams can
start registering now and others start regis
tering on Monday, August 18. All algnupa will
be taken at Lake Mary City Halli Monday
through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.ra. Registration
jackets can be picked up at City Hall at any
tha mrk' 13-16 team race with 48 points to top
the Lake Howell Track Club (68 points). Flagler
and Oviedo track dubs (both wtth 140 points)
and the host Lake Mary Track Club (170
points).
Trading Cornell across the finish line were N.
Ingram (Munchktna of Pine Ridge). Mia
McCormick and Kristen Wolfe (Lake Howell
Track Club). Claudia Bettel (Lake Mary Track
Club). Sara Richlna (Lake Howell Track Club),
Dara Wise (Attitude). Clmlno (St. Cloud). Walker
(Flamer Track Club) and Theresa Petty (Oviedo
Track Club).
In ttos boys' 13*18 team race, the Rockledge
Oators Track Club also won wtth a score of 6fl
points to better the Munchktna of Pine Ridge
(106 potato), tha Flmfkr Track Club (IIS
pointsJ. tha Park B Track Club (300 potato), the
Eagle Track Chib (110 potato), the host Lake
Beer:30 splits, claims
Lake Mary Spring title
By OBAN UOTM
Herald s»e rta Bdltor
_____
l-AKE M ARY. Seagate Software
gamed a measure of revenge, but
BeenSO showed in impressive
frahton why it waa the beat team
M a n extra long Ctty of Lake Mary
behind a 23-hit attack.
Seagate Softsrare then fell behind
Beer;io 2-0 alter the top of the
second inning, then went to work,
scoring two runs In the bottom of
the second Inning to tie the scoreat 2 -2 , than seating nine runs a m
the next two inrnnm and won going
■SWw
Men's C Leagues will be offered on Wed
nesday and Friday nights. Coat la 8280 per
team, plus a 825 ASA fee for 1807 and a 85 fee
for non-Lake Mary resident players.
The City of la k e Mary provide* balls for all
games and first place teams In each league
receive a championship team trophy and
championship I ■shirts for each team member.
For more Information all 324-3007.
F O R I H t b h S ( v J U V L H A G t LA
■POH l
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A K L A , H L A U
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�a s • Sanlord HereJd, Sanford, Florida - Tuaaday, Sapiembar 2, 188?
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on Labor Day
o r la ss nary,
FLORIDA
H O T iea O f
p u r l m H iA R ts a
NOTICI IS H IA IIY QIVIN by
Hw C ity Comm Melon of Itm C ity
ot U b S Mary, Fionas, that aaM
CommNaMn »m hold s Pubhe
H aw Ins sn SoFtem ber IM A,
1M 7 M T M f.M ., o t aa m x i
am tooiw r aa n aan la. is m a M r bee end A ted b ts s t an
c it y
JN R k B B t
AN O A O M M O B O f T M OTTV
O f LANS WARY, FLORIDA.
CHART IA ISO O f
T M CO D* O f OADINAWCBS
■NTI11ID -SO ILD lltO CODSAM IN DINO ADOPTION OF
STANDARD C 0 0 S 1 : PROVIDINO FOR CONFLICTS. M l ASIUTT AND IFFIC T IV * OATI.
Tbs Pvbtw Homing win (a Said
bt M is
C ity
Cwamwemn
O W tSstb. 100 N. Country Club
AS.. Labs want. Th* Pubhe la
Maw unts • Ansi
■ s is by Mw City
C ep toe b l tits
bt M s ts aesMatW bt
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NO TIt I f A M A SO N OCCtOCS
TO A f f lA L ANT DSCIIION
MATH A SB P tC T TO ANY WAT
T W C O M U D IA ID AT THIS
w a tra ta o r h s a r n m . m o r
SM ( W ILL M a s A AS CO AO OF
TM
D A O C S IO M M ,
ANO
THAT, FOR SUCH FU R FO S I. H I
OR S H I WAV M I D TO IN A U M
THAT A M A R A T H I AtCO AO OF
T M FR O C IID tN O S I t WAOS,
WHICH R IC O A O INCLUOSS
TH I TIITIW O NY ANO tV IOSHCS U fO N WHICH TH I
A F flA L II TO S I B A U D .
FLORIDA ITATU TM M U 1 N
FtR SO IM WITH D ISASIU TIII
N IIB M R
A SIIS T A N C I TO
PSATIQ m tTI IN ANY OF T H IS !
FA O C flO tN O S IHOULO CON
TACT T M CITY AOA COOAOtMAYOR AT H A S T I f H O U R! IN
ADWUICR OF T H I H lfT W O AT
447-M S-M 14.
CITY OF L A M MARY,
Carat a . Foata*. C ity Clatb
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prbssrty. M
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NOTICI IS H IA IIY OIVIN,
that Murray A Dianna L. Jooe,
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A ffU C A T IO N FO R TAX M I N
NOTICI W M IM R Y OIVIN,
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NAOMI M which
lha ptasarty daaertbad lh puch
cattn ssM W aW ba paid ta dw
friAdnS
rwfri^^i sMudna
o b s a l iWn
ssyir
door,
lam bw W
County
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on Rw IM A day at M fW w bat.
tM T .M t ie s AJM
fsym ant s t SaM Iw , sssha*-
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Lam. AS at said prapbpm s w uw County at
now, M aw at Florida.
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MARTA N N ! W ORM
C LIA R OF TH I
CIRCUIT COURT
M M IN O LI COUNTY.
FLORIDA
by: MWhaAs L. bays
Ooputy CWrb
Publish: August IS, H , and
•WMamsor I. S, 1MT
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APPLICATIO N FO R TAR
NOTICI W M M R T OATSN.
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u a l o t i to n i V s ' r s i r a
TRACT
n
SANLANOO
SFAdtO S FR S FO S
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at taW arafb rty batns in tha
County *1 Sam mots. StM * at
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dw sr»party dasensad m ouch
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num baris) and yaar(n) *f
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pra party, and dm asm 4(4) in
■nwh r waa assasadS h/ata aa
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OF IANFO AO F H 1 F R H .
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NOTICI II MABBV StVSN,
an Hw I W day at
t ie r , a it i m a w .
dayman! at Saw N o. ssFb t a-
BbrnlnaW
County
Courthoua*. Sanford, FWrtds.
an tfm 1Kb d id a t O tw b p .
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W bo paid by dw but
blddm M M onto. FuB poywmnt
s t an oawtmt aauat to aw w^t.
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mtor HW bdftrtW od Haw at HW
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or to trso M d S
bwbnmwn l,
sw CdcuM Court.
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and lacatdirw Was ata
ta b* sdM by Hw bu
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at an amount nnuof to dw Mph.
*41 Std W duo uWhm 14 hour*
mt*f hw ddvmtwdd lim a at tha
IH T.
M AAYANM W ORM
C U A R OF THI
CIRCUIT COURT
in N M O L I COUNTY,
FLORIDA
b y ShtrWy C. H m fart
Ooputy CWrb
or summi t nod motrwmont,
mod* p s y b ili M dw CWrb at
dw CbouR Court.
Oatad Hb* IH h day ot Ausuat.
IM F .
FuMWA: loot
IH T
I. *. II | H ,
M M
C LIA R OF T M
CIWCUTT OOUNT
H M H IO U COUNTY.
FLORIDA
b y M u tu a l L. I
A ffL M A tH N FOR TAX BBBR
NOTICI II M M R T OIVIN.
IP. H . and
■bar A l . IH T
D IM -ltl
too* at b M d n tta o
inptmn ot Frppo^mLIO LO TI I I M i l t MN.TON
M UANI F B 1 F 3 H ,
S A M H R. M M S t S O M F
SAhWSTT SANA H A
A Fwrtdn CarparaHan
v».
TAB | . MOAOAN
Idwow Sw pnonc. AS ot **w
rnuom ly boms m tha County «t
lorn Wow. (tot* at FWrtds.
HSTtea O f A C T H H
TO: TAR I MOAOAN
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aary* a co a t at yaur arm
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dw w tfM at a td i dw CWrb o l
MW Court oRhot bbtoro a M r
dm propmty doaortbad bt ouch
cortdWaiolM wtb 0* a ah to dm
door.
bom MOW
County
Courthouoo. f
on tho IM h
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Wo. M t» l»
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Big
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—
—
l^t^l property I t a t W t l In ouo h
to rurtno u le) nab ba sold la at#
SpwWeM
C aunty
an s w M a t Say N
ISST, at 11*0 A M
F ata a w *t Mata taa, ssssaaand waaW M s Faaa ata
to (a saw by tha au
btddtf at tha aala. Full paywaM
o l an amount equal la tha hlpnaat bid w dua within 14 hours
alia* tha eS tsrtissd Iana aI dw
taw . An payments than ba aaaA
a t (uarantaad
Instrument,
mad# poyebM la dw C H rt o l
dm Cusurt Court.
Dotod tnw ITW day ol Aupuat,
IM I.
WAAYANNI WO A l l
C LIA R OF TH I
CIRCUIT COURT
M M IM O LI COUNTY,
FLORIDA
by: Ihfrtey C. Ha,part
Ooputy Clark
Fubdah: Aupual II , 74. lo o t. I,
S I , 1MT
O tH -111
A n th o n y C la rk , th a a tro n g a a l m an In th a w o rld , w ith a
b e n c h p r e u o< o v e r BOO p o u n d s a n d a q u a ta o f o v e r
hen’a Kenpo Karate at Workfa Gym Saturday (ram 1 •
4 p m T h a n ««■ be free seminar*, karate demonatra-
1 ,0 0 0 , w U a p p e a r a t th e g ra n d o p e n in g o l B erm C o -
Running------
Legion
P ag e ID
th e B o b F e lle r P it c h in g
A w a r d a fte r s t r ik in g o u t 3 7 .
-
A /JEU /
A n d M e d fo r d 's B r ia n P a c h e t .
w h o le d th e to u r n a m e n t In R B I
w it h 2 1 a n d w u s g iv e n th e I r v in
'C lic k * C o w a g e r R B I A w a r d .
L O C / I T / O A / .'/
D o n 's F O r fo r m n n c o
• 4 0 y n .u p tflm i
•HohH m i rvllafeli nnrlct
• NatlMwM* warranty m ll a M i ‘
T r a n s m is s io n Ii
C o n t in u e d fr o m
Page IB
B a u t is t a
( M u n c h k in a o f P in e R d ig e ), N ic k
S t u a r t ( L a k e M a r y T r a c k C lu b ) ,
M ic h a e l
P e a rc e
( R o c k le d g c
G a to rs
T ra c k
C lu b ) ,
M a tt
K e U e h e r ( B is h o p
M o o re T r a c k
C lu b ) , C t a n c lu lll ( F la g le r T r a c k
C lu b ) , M a u r ic e W e n a n e r ( P A C ) ,
J e f f B u t le r ( R o c k le d g c O a to ra
T r a c k C lu b ) a n d K y le M r n s h e w
(S p ru c e C re e k ).
O th e r I n d iv id u a l a g e g r o u p
w in n e r s w e re :
S ie r r a
Pod ach u n
( 8 -U n d e r
rla ), J u s t in C o o c e n ( 8 -U n d e r
M o rg a n D o in g ( 0 -1 0 g ir ls ) ,
V o g t ( 8 -1 0 b o y s ), T e s a
M c C o r m ic k
(1 1 -1 3 g ir ls ) , A d c
W la e
(1 1 -1 3
b o y s ),
Tam m y
C h a m b e r lin
(1 9 -2 9
w o m e n ),
J o h n D a v ia (1 9 -2 9 m e n ), J a n e
B ta c h o n
(3 0 -3 9
w o m e n ). R o n
B u r k h o ld e r (3 0 -3 9 m e n ), L in d a
P ra a c r
( 4 0 -4 9
w o m e n ).
Bob
S t a c h o n (4 0 -4 9 m e n ) a n d B il l
B u r n e tt e (S O -O v e r m e n ).
FU SLIO M A JH M R
M O T IC III M IA I1 V QIVIN by
tha Somd at AdfuotmoW ot tha
C ity s i Laha Mary, FWrtds. that
aaM Baard wdl hold a Fubdo
H aarln f
on
Wadnaaday
Sapiam bar 171h, 1M 7 st 7:00
p m., or oa aaon aa poaaibla
tharaaAar, to sonoM sr a
ryquoot from Flora UvW, *SfNcant, lo r S variant* to Chaatar
tM « K C H 4 k a l. Lab* Wary Coda
a t Ordbwnaao la raduoa tha
minimum Irani yard patbaab
Pam M Wat M I I Wat I t kwhaa.
Tha au b lsci prop arty babta
W aatad at tha a aat alda at
North Farsat BsuWoatd within
Tha Faraal SubdirW W n (MO
.. N*l,
La i u , H aob S, T H I FO RI IT
Flat Saab to , Fa*aa N i l ,
FuMW A sedtds at SoaUnaW
County. FWrtds.
Tha FuMW Homing M R ba haM
“
C ity
------- — —
Chambars, 100 N. CsantiT 01
Ad., Labs Mary. Tha fu M w W
btritad ta artand and ba heard,
•aid h a arin i may ba eontbtuod
Pom lim a la ibna until a fatal
action M mads by uw board of
* N 0 T IU F A PBRBON O IC IM S
TO A P F IA L ANY DICHK5M
M ADI IV THIS COMMISSION
WITH A IIF IO T TO ANV MATT IA C O M ID I A ID AT TH II
MIITIN® OA K1ARIMO, H I OA
• H I WILL M I O A RICO AO OF
TH I
F R O C IID M O I,
AND
THAT, FOR SUCH F U A F O II, M l
OA SH I MAY M I O TO IN IU A I
THAT A V IR R A T M M C O R O OF
TH I PA Q C BIO M O I IS W ADI,
WHICH R IC O A O 1N O LU M I
TH I TIITIM O N V ANO IV I01 M CI UFON WHICH T H I
A F P IA L II TO S I R A IID .
FLORIDA IT A T U TM I*A .01Pi.
F IA IO N S WITH D ISASIU TIII
H IID IN O A M IIT A H C I TO
FAhTICIPATI IN ANV OF T M M
•AO CBIDtNQB SHOULD CON
TACT TH I CrTY AOA OOOAO*.
MAYOR AT L I AST 41 HOURS HI
AO VAN0I OF T H I M M T M O AT
tO T - IM -K lt.
CITY OF L A K I MARY,
mad* M ybSIt W dw CWrb at
lha C atuR Court.
Dowd HU* tlt h day
IM F .
WAAYANNI m o fttl
C LIA R O f T M
CIRCUIT COURT
M M IN O LI COUNTY,
FLOAIOA
by: MWhoM* L. Ibva
D ofuly CWrb
PubIMh: A u fu a l II , IS . and
l i f Wmbm I . ». 1MT
0 IH -I1 0
IN T M CIRCUIT OOUNT
Hd TNB I d fH dWRtOtSL
CIRCUIT, M ANN 14 *
Obdd No: M * D I4 t-O A -1 4 -A
R O M WiTAOOAAT,
b m m rlid nwn
and O RIO WaTAOOAXT,
a 4btfW man,
FW m tbti,
j im m y D. WILSON, a
Mnaw mam HAL B O O O IM
and TIRAI BO O O IM ;
MOTICI W H IA IIY OIVIN
that an dw I IHt day s t
b*atom bar o l 11 :Od A.M. on dw
Front bt**« at ma th a t Front
Door at dw IpmbtoW C ounty
Courthoua*. l ontord, FWrtds.
-M AAYAM M W O RM ’ , CWrb at
dw C ircuit Court, uM atWr Wr
•sW la dw NWwat and b s tl
btddor tar CM h. «t pubb* outcry, lh* W llo v ln s daoctibod
Itm ln o li County,
psrtM utariy
la ta 4 . 1 ,1 ,14 and I I , M ock
■c*. SAALANOO IfA IN O S ,
Ttact I I , as rau rd td In Plat
boob I , F a ta S I, Fubtw
itn
nbj^ 'ml
litt
F
V^^n
bflW
tab Ao a ^^ItbaP hi*4^N
t^r■lJW
^
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A FFU C ST W R FON TAX M I R
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C LA S S IF IE D A D S
Seminole
407/322-2611
Orlando ■Winter Park
407/831-9993
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can* a traa monay m ixing ra
port tan oraar
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that memorial
contribution! be made
to the American
Heart Allocution"
When people want In
honor a loved one
and fight heart disease.
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Marl tag Friday
1997 at 1 10 pm Acvy a waar
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ra a tm* knd aha ill.
$3,000
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14 * M * M 40 Skrtna
FL Room. Carport. $14109
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grta *97-1943491.
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Property For Sale
MAHKHAM FLACE
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tow m anga, naada work. 1750
or trad* tar onboard motor 33071*1
1 eORN, prhr par*. AC, raca
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bruah. 4 0 T -M 4 M M o r
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by Chle Young
HUONOIE
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Is pneumonia contagious?
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but I learn oomethlng now every day.
By P a ler H. Oatt. M .D.
D EA R DR. GOTT: I've beard that
pneumonia la niching, la this true?
D E A H H E A D E R : You bal your
bippy. It's highly contagioua, regardle u of the cauae, whatever the microorganlim . People with pneumonia
cough. Thla expels mlcrotcopte water
droplets that are laden with bacteria
or viruaea. If eomeone la near enough
to the patient, he or ahe may breathe
In thla contaminated motature and the
Infeclloua micro orgaalima can be
Inhaled deep Into the lunge, where
they can atari a new Infection.
b y M o r i W a lk o r
B E E T L E B A IL E Y
TNI BORN LOUR
It's a wonder that more of us donl
get pneumonia. The reason la that our
healthy Immune a y ile m i kill the
Invader* before they can aet up ahop.
Thia Imot ao In oidarty. frail petienta;
In people with Immune deftctonciei,
or m Mha wheee hinga are weehesed
by emphraema or other chronic pul
monary dlaordere
by Art l ansorn
rSHaaH' ANOWULSOUCITWION1
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D EAR READER: Thla ointment haa
many uae*. U It help* your eeM aorta,
fine, If muit admit that Ed never heard
fine.
of It aa a treatment lor
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DEAH D R GOTT I aufler the lor
tu rn of the daatned from what I call
‘ bladder ihyneaa * f o r the laat two
year*. I have been TO TA LLY unable
to vmd In a public reatroam no matter
how much I hare la ga. whether I am
alone or even If I uae a "atall ‘ Thla la
a deep concern beceuae, although otherwiae not a thy man. I'm afraid to go
out on o data or to a bar with my
friends I'm certain that thla la men
taL not phyalcal
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one of the illnriae* I mentioned, I am
•ending you a copy of my Hoallh
Report ‘ Living With Chronic Lung
Disease ‘ Other raodera who would
liko o copy ahould tend 13 ptua ■ long,
aelf oddreaaed. atamped envelope to
P D. Boa 1017. Murray Hill Station.
New York. NY I0IM He aure to men
lion the title
PEANU TS
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Yea, pneumonia la contagioua.
Maintain a aultable diatance. If you
can, from people who cough
To give you more information on
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DLY IN THE (AAJLOCi
Just not vary laity. Alao, IV* uaad It
with auccaia for inflamed bemor-
D EA R D R GOTT: I am S4 yean old
and waa a nail-bitar until three yean
ago, whan I decided that enough war
enough and I’d lat my n a lli grow
However, deepite my good health, my
naila are apt¥, ridged and break rati
fr. How can I correct thla?
D E A R R EA D ER - A long-standing
habit of nail-biting can affect the
growing matrta of the nail, leading to
the very problem you are eiperienc
lag. Alee, aa we age, the nalli tend to
become ridged and brittle anyway
There la no eaay aolutlon for thio
altuatlon. I recommend that you be
oiam lnod by a dermatologlat. who
may bo able to give you aomo Up* on
how to etrengthen your nods.
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DEAH R EAD ER I agree And I cer
tainly sympathise with your unplcei
ant predicament Becauae of Im i ion,
your bladder sphincter refuaea to
rrla i I don't know why you expertrnre tuch lenalon and anilely In a
public rrtiroom, but I believe that thla
issue need* to be addressed I odvtao
EEK A M EEK
you to trek psychological counseling
so that you ran learn the reaaon for
your reaction and be helped by finding
a solution to it
DEAR DR GOTT: I re found that
While's A and D ointment la vory
effective In treotMg my cold Mfoo. It'a
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Pairs: bizarre bridge
By P h illip Alder
Suppose you are lilting North South
in a pair* event You score one point
for each of the other North South pair*
you do better than <or le u badly than),
and half a point for each pair you lie. If
another pair la ptua 120. you score one
pmnl whether you are plus 130 or 3330
The best score of all la called a ‘ lop *
This deal ocrurred during a purs
loumamrnt In New Zealand West's
opening bid showed t to poinla with at
least i S in hearta and either minor
North couldn't bring himaelf to p au,
and South, taking hia partner's vulner
able three level overcall at (ace value,
bid what he thought he could make.
Eaat doubled, then atarted thinking.
-Lead a club, lead a club. ."
However, Weal, not on the aame
wavelength, lad a heart. South pon
TGrtF
with hi* guana, tank a wiaaiag dia
o a
mond flaoaaa, and ran all Ike diae T
monda. due anting two hearts and two
a A J to a s «
clubs from hand. Understandably,
* J to a i
Eaat threw two hearta and four
spade* So. declarer played a sped* to
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WJ • 4
tricks South had won all 13 for plus i m i a a i
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No way! At another tabla. W ait
passed. North opened three dlamnnda.
A KJ J
East overcalled three apadoa, and
A If I 3
South doubted for penalties 111 advis
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edly. West ran to throe no-trump.
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South doubled again. North lad bar
spade. After winning with the Jack,
South caihed tho spado act before
switching lo diamonds. During that
deluge, declarer (Waal) threw one
spade too many from the dummy. So,
after a heart to the oca. South cashed
two more spado tricks for eight down
and plus 2000 Thai wee a lop!
Vulnerable: North South
Dealer Weal
West
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SCORPIO (Oat. 14-Nov. >1) Advan- ARMS (March 21-April 19) You luck *
tagaoua developments are m the offing MR hokhng in davatopmana that roquet
for you m thla cycle, but they mrght not a coOecfrvs effort. Continue lo enital a
coma about in U* ways you envision. compalant partner whan nacaaaary.
WeUweday. Sept 3,1007
TAURUS (April 10-May 10) Put your
Influential friends wtlh whom you'll b* SAQfTTARRM (Nov. 23-Ooe. 11) Today. tonovatore tafanw
work tor you today.
chummy m the year ahead could help Myou knd youaaS tocuaad on o particular An objector* that can't be achieved by
you lo further your ambitions. You wta friend, a could bo beceuae you’re on Na traditional mafhoda can be attained it
Warn firsthand (he benefits of construe- or her mind aa we* Try to open oommu- you're m o u m y
O f MUR (May 11-dun* N ) Worthwhile
are raiaaonahlpa.
VIROO (Aug. 13-SapL S3) Something CAPRfCORM (Dot. tl-Uan. 19) Con- Information could bo paaeod onto you
matenaty advantageous might be offered Mena M l aflact you career w knanoaa today by a friend wHh whom you'll bo
lo you today from a loaat especled could knprore today. Be prepared to cap- Involved aodeey. Ncould atom from a lew
source It could be related to an endeavor Kakra on ovonto N thlnga sun to break
CAMCIR (Juno it-duty t l) Be on the
you have launched recently. Virgo, treat
19) You wet lookout tor unueoal opportunities today
yourself lo a birthday gift Sand for you
today I you aranl kwokred In Owl could prevtda addMonai comings tor
Asiro-Qraph prediefiona for the yaar
you Imagine- you from an untappad source
ahead by maamg $2 and BASE lo AstroBook creator* out- LBO (duty I H k ig H ) Evan though you
Graph, c/o this newspaper, P.O. Boa
may have your mind aal upon doing
17S6, Murray HR Button. New York, NY
PISCIS (Fob. 10-Moreh SO) II you're aomeMng a ipecac way, deni daoou*
101SS. Be sure to state you loduc sign.
UBR A (Sept. 39-Oei 13) Do notloch negotiating a commercial arrangamem bright ettomaSvec thaf pep Into you heed
youaatf into a tight achaduU today. Spu- today, don't up your hand prematurely.
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