21 10 254 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8a020835330b0a4269f262a6670b3276.pdf 4c133359ed612f18775ad3bbcae784da PDF Text Text I I PAGE 3A DA BOMB...4B Law ton’s Dream er and Doer Jason Christner trip to the movies? SUNDAY. MAY 24. 1998 90th YEAR. No. I9S County enthused by lakefront development IIERALO STAFF WRITER SANFORD • 'It's a new day." Daiyl McLain aaya. ‘ Sanford la no longer the aleprhild of (hr county. There are great changes In the mak­ ing. and It's time lor people to accept them.’ Sanford • less anyone forget • la McLain's kind of town, lie lives here, has a business here and ta Into his second term as Seminole County commissioner for District I. which in- tSartford is no longer the stepchild o f the county 9 from various sources such as tax increment fl naming, property lease payments and possibly Seminole County tourism development teve- McLaln supports and has helped shape the Sanford Waterfront Conference Ccnier/Hotel /Boardwalk project at Ft. Mellon Park. This prefect will be discussed by the county comintaalnn at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday. Tm excited about It.- McLain said Friday. T h e best thing we can do for Sanford and for the county Is put the umfc renee center on the lakefront." What la bring proposed Is a #40 to §70 mil­ lion complex that Includes a 100.000 square foot muhtpurpose conference center. 900-room to keep w eapon s out o f all schools over Federal fending O K ’d fo r St. Johns River bridge of the fla t Century. Family tragedy taught her strength, recent honor adds to her determuiat Is an inspiration to ah of m * Principal Martin D. Klnch ■fw ttnj Idd. and an excellent �U • Swwnola Hwakt Santoul, Floods ■Sunday, May 24. 1996__________________________________________________ Business Getting in shape: G o ld ’s G ym moves to new location D IE T By Jean* Hn|hn IVl A C , 1C ’ HERALD STAFF WRITER SANFORD ■ Gold's Gym Is growing again. Tlic gym has out* grown Us hotnr for thr second time In Us 10 year history. Gold's new quarters will he located at 4050 West State Road 40. at Upsnla Road. 'Service lias been our reason for growth.* explains Rick Friend. Gold's Gym vice president. This will be our permanent location.* The 14.000 square foot building Is currently under construc­ tion. According lo Friend thr gym will br tn operation at Its new location bvJuly 1. ’Wfemake your business insurance our business. Catering to the convenience ot Us members is key to the service Gold s provides. 'Our members don't have to watt tn lines for the equipment.* said Friend. They con do their work out and go.* Members of the ©in will still tlnd the services and equipment they have become accustomed to at Gold's and more. The expan­ sion will allow for live addtton of new equipment. Aerobic and Tae Kwon Do classes will no longer have to share one room, allowing classes to be scheduled at more convenient times. Gold's Is proud of the gym's family atmosphere. Membership includes free babysitting, and free aerobics and Tar Kwon Do classes for the kids. The Planned Excerslie Program seta up new members on a personally designed exrerstze program. Professional trainers ac­ cess the member's physical condition and needs, and work with them as they begin their new excersUe program. The new location In Sanford. 2 blocks east of Seminole Towne Center. Is only minutes from the gym's present location on East Lake Mary Boulevard. 9 c want titKryvsir Un i on*pinner wlxn n cisues tn nDurance in «ivt» «v t i «M.a11» luLiy kc ipsthtv K m w « pneixtxn tnan A ii I i »-O w ix .t v Ii n c j i x c at O d r • mm location. Rick Friend, Oold't vice pratWant. wttti new (jiiquny W rln fe u a if s S ' * B £ .- 3g|aF-*.£ , yw Kn a w Shane Ackerman have been ranked top sales consultants tn their respective divisions during April's record month at Florida Solar Technology, Inc. City honors Longwood resident Kan Francis, right, and Al Larson of Chuluoia, right, were honored racantty by tha City of Orlando, for saving tha life ot tha IS month otd daughter ol Orlando Magic guard Derek Harper, who nearly drowned last month in a backyard swimming accident. Francis, a protect manager for ABD Development Company, and Larson wara each presented with Meritorious Conduct Awards by Orlando Mayor Glenda Hood and City Fire Chief Don Harkins in a public ceremony at Orlando City Hall. Daria, tha youngest chUd of Derek and Shwia Harper, has tuny recovered from ordeal. U Aid g SffcffiJi nlfS iw post LAKE MARY - The man credited with laying the new homes sales foundation for Heathrow tn Lake Mary has Joined Higgins ft Heath/Bel ter MNir.axc wiuk- yvat Like CUTVl/ Uivllk^a1 was the Sanford Solar Energy company's top r the month with Sting Installations of f 144.000. '•ported 21 904.000 Ion President Fiends Homes and Gardena as associate. Higgins ft Heath Robin Miueka has anno that Michael Ooldflne. started at Heathrow In Skip during the month of April than In any other 30-day period IBS2. :h *4L #41*- B U S I N E S S • A IIT () • H O M F • 1 IFF • H F A 1 T H WEATHER fJVJ.LU.I Partly cloudy. Highs In the low-90a. Lows in the low-70* min. 3:36 9:40 a.m., min. 3:S0 and helped build the I.BOO acre country dub community, will be workSg out of Higgins ft Heath's Heathrow/Lake Mary office on Lake Emma ______ Central Pi Central Park Drive tn 3 3 3 -9 3 7 7 im u iA S c i otour 8km 1974 Ptcldy 93 70 Ooldflne la Heathrow. MONDAY Ptcldy 01 70 (> Month (crtilkaU* ol Deposit ' 8 b b etc 1* 2 feet with a Ught chop. Water temperature at Daytona la 77 degrees and at New Symma. 77 degrees. Winds are from the waat at 5*10 m.p.h. SANFORD - Dave Brewer Properties. Inc. will start construction neat month of a 12,000 square foot budding at £»cmfinolc H erald “Serving Seminole County Since 1906“ Sunday. May 24,1998 • VoL90.No.19S GOOD Rate 5.65% v BETTER Rate 5.75% ^ When you open a FREE Advantage Checking Account BEST Rate 5.85% ^ When you open a Money Market Account (Paying one of the best rates in Florida) lUlOmneAwSel �Scmnolc Hsraid. Sartort. Florida •Sunday. May 24,1944•>A Hey Flag waving and poppy aaftng ware Via ordsr of Via day Friday, m honor of Via Mwnorid Day holiday. 1faa Amsrice lagtorfa annual Poppy Day aalaa wars bald at various locations around Via county including Fubta In Sanlonl (Ml ptioto) share legion auaiAary rnsmbar Zonnya Otaon aa>a a poppy to Magan Roman, of Semrwto H^i School (From Page 1A. Cadet 1st Sgt MonVied Chcquannoi, Croons Academy Army Jr. R.O.T.C. assists Ofaon In Via satos) At idyfwdda Elamantary (rtgM photo). PVMCfabmanfaaro Dork 8nln.w«h Anna Simmons, and Marian MhwB. wtifi Aaron Davta, (lafi and rtghl] paaaad out Hag* lo 2nd gradart to la iM nam of Via 3 Important patriotic daye upcoming, Mamoriat Day. Flag Day and Via Fourth ot July. S w a m p y m arsh , L o n g w o o d ’s M u d L a k e to be re v ita liz e d IjONGWOOO - Mud Ukr. ju*t off State Road 434 near Devonshire, has never been a pristine body of water, but now. with greases and sedi­ ment clogging it. it's little more than a swampy marsh. Though caused by the pollution from nearby traffic and surrounding homes, the eutrophica­ tion of the lake Is a part of the life cycle of a body of water. "It s the natural life cycle that a lake goea through.’ Dean Bather, btologk al administra­ tor with the Honda Department of Aquatie Plant Management, said. It's a 7- year natural cycle." But the residents around the lake and the Ctty of Longwood want to clean It up. The ctty commlaaton has agreed to look at a plan to dredge the bottom of the lake and make it "the way a lake ahould look.* Pushed by residents to move quickly, the commission wants to start as soon aa possible on the plan which would allow them to dredge Uw lake, poastbly creating an laland far wildlife Gradua... Don’t miss the Seminole Heralds 1998 Graduation special issue on Tuesday, May 26th. H ighlights from each senior class with lots o f pictures are packed into this one time issue. This one’s a keeper! Available wherever the Seminole Herald is sold Schlotzsky’s Deli ■Ion to wait until (all when the lake la naturally at a lower level, the commlaaton thought time waa of the eaacnce In thle matter. "What doe* time have to do with this?" Mayor Ruaty Mile* aakrd. "We ahould are about get­ ting thla done." The rtty la hoping to dredge the lake, put the ■rdtment on land to dry far a day or 2 before hauling It away. Try an Original. \V<* have a gut reeling you'll love It That'a where the capcnae cornea In." Barber Sc h lo t/ s K y s D v li Si h l o t ; si- W in t e r S p rin gs celebrates ^ C ro s s Sem inole T r a il o p en in g w nm ut SPRINGS - As a fal­ low-up to the May 5 media opening, the City of Winter Springs recently celebrated the public opening for Its part of Seminole County's Cross Seminole Trail which links downtown Oviedo and Winter Springs. Cttiaena were invited to put on their trad gear, and bring cycling and basically have fan m the great outdoors, aa the city celebrated the Oral phase of the trail. Several people and organisa­ tions act up Information booths. Including Mighk, (pronounced Mike) Wilson, state president of FORBA (Florida Off Road Bicycling Opportunities) through envi­ ronmentally and socially re­ sponsible use of the land. The trail that brings together various governments, also brought together varioua groups, such aa the Wee Help Chlkiren'a Resource Center, which la a computerised re­ source information service far all physically or mentally dis­ abled children and their fami­ lies In Central Florida. A cycUst at the event. Debo­ rah Punaak who works with the disabled in The Seminole Work Opportunities Program (SWOP) Lake Mary, Your Family Fitness Center 500 West Lake Moiy Blvd. is expanding 000 plus sq. education and appreciation In the large backs of conserva­ tion lands. This is the whole reason that people move to Florida in the feat place." In the awards presentation. Mm Doran, chairman of the city's bicycle sub-committee helped give out T-ahlrta and County's ty Task a had fay Join Now & Save Big! Phase One Pricing Starts 5-25-98 thni 6-2-98 Join To (407) 330-1203 �E D IT O R IA L O n Mem orial D ay Monday, the fourth Monday of May. In Memorial Day. It's one of several annual holidays In which the members of our armed forces are given special honor*. This particular event, originally known as Decoration Day. was primarily alined at honoring those who were killed while serving In the military services. Decoration Day originated following the Ctvti War. when veterans began gathering to remember those who were at their sides In battle, but didn't return. Remembering fallen ones ollcn brings sadnrsa to individual hearts. But for a moment, let's take a look at how many wr have lost since Decoration Day originated. According to the World Almanac, there were 646.392 fatalities tn the Civil War listed for the Union forces. While Confederate deaths were not made official, reports Indicate 26.000 to 31.000 southern troops perished In Union prisons before the war ended. The Almanac lists 4,108 dead as the result of the Spanish-American War slightly over 30 years later. World War 1 figures show 320.710 fatalities and World War II was the only one wtih more than a million with 1.078.162 fatalities. The Korean War rrsultrd tn 33.651 battle deaths: we lost 211.471 In the Vietnam War. and 760 In the Persian Gulf. The figures are strictly for service personnel who died in battle during the actual wars. Hundreds of thousands perished us a result of wounds received during these various wars, and millions have passed away under normal rlrcumstann -liter that time. Fallen tn battle, ss the result of battle or fallen since the conclusion of the service: tt should make little difference. These are the men and women who stepped forward In the nation's Ume of need and conflict, and helped protect the freedom of the United States of America. So Monday ts no longer Decorau n Day. Let's honor tt anyway, and give thought to the fallen protectors of liberty. Visit cemeteries, talk to the youngster* about ancestors, attend the Memorial Day events, and get Involved. Hopefully, our nation will not be needing men and women to dive into the conflicts of war again, but there to always the question: What generation will appear an a future list af war dead In the World Almanac? Otoe it some thought this Monday. Down to business in Seminole County The ISO chock. In on earlier column I Mated tlwt I thought this refund front the state to homeowner* was a ridiculous Idea, that these funds could have Iteen used In a much more productive way. Apparently Gov. Lawton Chiles agrees, because hr vetoed Ute move tills past week. Ernie Hatton II Ernie Hatton II la aveteran member of numerous government boards and is a civic activist in the interest of good government. Talk about Sanford let's talk about Sanfonl. Apparently, thne Isn't much disagreement about the need to cre­ ate a business atmosphere In Sanford. The only problem seems to be where the proposed hotel and conference center tdiould be built. The problem ts that wr must consider the desires of those who are willing to Invest In the rlty and where they would like to locale. I think tluit It Is extremely Important to have ferdbark Irom younger residents. After all. It Is they that will Inherit the City of Sanford. One thing Is rcrtoln, the city eon no longer continue on the path that will lead to further decay. The word decay may o w n strong but lire purpose Is to paint out clearly that opportuni­ ties dull can transform Sanford Into a competi­ tive city within the county, and Centra) Florida, should be seized. Progress has eluded this city for far loo long. Remember, progress, beautifi­ cation. opportunity, higher paying Jobs and so much more can all be a port of growth. That Is why there must be cooperation in this effort. We must congratulate the city fathers for their progressive approach regarding the Orlando Sanford Airport. Flags Herr wr go again. I said It List week, ■government divides people because of poor policy." Tlie Clly of Orlando altould not have given permission lo lly the rainbow (lags sym­ bolizing gay pnde. Why? Because where dors It .ill slop? Wliat oilier group may wont lo fly Hags. As a practical nuiltrr. It Is bad policy. The ll.ig of llir nation, or state slwuld be pulley, or ai least something that Is not divisive Would wr want Nazi flags flying along Colonial Drive? Some people may want to do that. True, there is certainly a difference and my example Is ex­ treme. but none the Iras, this ts what may hr created because of shallow thinking by all con­ cerned. Tire rainbow (lags are not die Issue. The Issue is vrhrre may this policy lead? Just start a list of all of those who would based on this policy, hove the right to fly flogs. It's pretty frightening. Isn't It. There Is no 111 Intent here. TONY TIZZK) Tlzriotoan advocate for ths disabl'd. H a v in g hope -I LETTER S West’ s candidacy 1 wish to say how much I admire Mr. Bob West for having the courage to challenge the In­ cumbent Chairman of the Seminole County Commtoalon In the up-coming election. I have met Mr. West and found Mm to be reoponstve. experienced and concerned regarding focal government. Hto stand on tax relies, voter approval of new debts, and better and mote re­ sponsible control of growth In Seminole County has convinced me that he to on the correct side of these Issues. He will make an excellent county commissioner, and the citizens of Seminote County can be proud to have a man of Bob's character and competency willing to as­ sume the responsibilities of this position. Remembering Stetson: Cherished grandson leaves legacy o f love During some 40 yean as a Boston newspaper reporter and editor. 1 covered, wrote, assigned and edited many atsrtea about (amiIlea suffering tragedy and heartbreak when their young chil­ dren were victims. tt seemed that such stories happened only to others. Out In March. 1990 ouch a story became port of our unbearable sadness when we learned that our youngest grandson. Stetson Larondc. had an Inoperable brain tumor. He died at home on Sept. 17. with his mother. Barbara, and his father. Richard, at hla side, as they hod been since the day his condition was known. 1kro weeks before Ida 7th birthday on March 16. Stetson complained of double vision. Testa the next day revealed the shattering news. Treatments began at once, and twice a day for nocks ns had radiation. He never com, even tbou4> at times you knew he was How Mr. Bob Goff runneth at the mouth In a very tired Uttle boy. the Sunday, May 10 Issue *lf politicos could On my first trip to the hospital he directed me write history.” Obviously, he has short term through a maze of winding corridors to the c o r memory loss and to not a student of history. He red elevator and then to the radiation center. who destroys bridges sometimes has to retreat, And often on those trips he'd wear hla 'Bledsoe pretty soon he will hove nowhere to retreat or II* Jersey, because New England Patriots quar­ forward. How soon Mr. Ooff forgets who terback Drew Bledsoe hla favorite player, ped him solve the Iron Bridge school zone few years of life were meaningful site which was a hazard. Why did he go to and exciting. He could swim before he was 4 Commissioner Win Adams? Couldn't his cronies and old quite well at 0. He went to movies, cir­ help him. but one sure did take the credit on cuses and fairs and attended Patriots, Celtics radio. Who made the telephone calls to the and Red Mamea. Health Department? Who met frith some of the In mid-July, while he was still able to walk, school board/stofl? Who sent out faxes con­ the family took him to see the Statue of liberty. cerning this Issue? Who did he thank profusely? That evening he telephoned from hla hotel to Why, Commissioner Win Adams! Now lie turns say that from his bed he could see the top of around and implies, or let’s use hto won), infers the Empire Slate Budding. that Win Adams Insulted the Seminole Cotatty As the w tk a and later the days of hla life School Board and private citizens. Let’s get the dwindled, Bletoon spent much time at a place fact straight: per mem and cash advances are he loved. Bear (aland In Lake Wtnnipeaaukee. two different items. Per diem, one does not have where hla parents have a home. to show receipts unless one goes over the During hla loot days there, he had to be se­ amount allowed. But one better have receipts riated walking, and sometimes it was necessary for the IRS or the money will be considered tax­ to cany him. able income. Cash advance*, one always ha* to July 33 turned out to be a beauttftd day at the show receipts and If one to a government offi­ lake, and Stetson went for a motorboat ride cial. it is even more critical to honor taxpayers with his parents and a school chum. They money. He Implies that the business community and had fun. and for a moment It and government do not respect Win Adams, on That nlMit he telephoned the contrary everyone to shaking their heads tn us to tefl u sa f hisftin day anahow be had won disbelief on Dick Van Der Weide's receipt Issue. a big green dinosaur at the Wen* arcade. It was The business community cannot understand to be hla loot day at Wtnnipeaaukee. anyone not having to show receipts if asked. The community agrees with Win Adams on the Stetson left us with cherished memories. I receipt issue. remember... Next Issue, attacking Win Adam's mother on * Sitting next to him os he played hla favorite Mother's Day. How low can one stoop? He has songs on the player piano, gone to court countless times to protect hto mother. Hove you no decency, sir? * The sparkle in hto eyes when he "surprised" As for the Subet's case, tt to a sod case. The us with his Aladdin costume on Halloween. women of the community ore outraged that sex­ * Hla face, filled with cxrttcmcnt as he would ual harassment has been Introduced. It to cases throuMt the window as be returned home tew this, which dilute the sexual here— lent >school to see bis grandparents wotting to Incidents that women haw aacriflced lo bring to the attention of the courts. The outtondtoh statements can only be considered dduafonare. These make believe remarks have only brought Mr. G o ff runneth at mouth & Just a bad Idea permitted by a government that doesn't think! Something pleasant to any Tire Honorable John Brogden. a member of (he Parliament of New South Wsles. Australia was hosted by The International Council of Central Florida located In Seminole County. I hod the opportunity to talk at length with Mr. Ilrogden lie was quite Impressed with Central Florida. One of the things that Impressed him very much was the landscaping of the roadways Hr mentioned haw beautiful tt was around the Orlando International Airport and dir highways In Seminole County. Apparently, he didn't see them all. but the point Is drat our cities and counties are on the right track and this first Impression is very impartan l . I cannot possibly express lire Importance of the International Council of Central Florida. Seminole Connly politics A wanting ..do not be taken In by one- liners. When you receive a brochure that states several Issues with one bne answer*, oak for the de­ tails. There must be a real debate In the up­ coming elections. We need to ask for detailed solutions to, accompany those one liners. We need to keep the campaigns focused on the Is­ sues before this county. Congratulations lo Clialmtan Randy Morris and the County Commission for promoting and supporting televised county commission meet­ ings. I can't think of a better way of kreptng die public Informed in a direct manner. William Buchanan WHam Buchanan to *40adHor for the Boston Globe. Now retired, he and Nawtta Hve In Laka Mary. * The hugs he'd give us. * The postcards and school papers he sent to As hts final days approached he waiching 'Power Ranger*.” The Lion "Uesuty and the Beast* and 'Home Alone.” He also managed to ploy a few jpunes of Monopoly. Out gradually he fool use af his arms and then hl» hands, and finally he could not speak. Ills mother would tie at his side to comfort him, and his father would hold him In his arms on the floor while they watched cartoons. His dad would say. ’ Remember how we used to alt on the floor like this and watch all your favorite showOT And Stetson would nod. When his family and friends were m the depths of depression, we all somehow managed to smile and be cheerful when we were with him. And a moment later we would leave the room and cry. A day before his birthday he printed: ”1 wont to get well soon.” And for his lost birthday party * a recording ___ _____ . H i _ In which they told him to get well soon and that they loved him. At the birthday party, amid on the excitement of coke and Ice cream, birthday cards, ftmny hats and laughing with those who laved him most, he stopped while opening one of his gifts and ask). ”ftn so lucky.” In tote July doctors told hto parents the end was near. But. Stetson's heart and spirit kept him with us much longer than doctor* thought possible. The last story I read to him In hto bedroom with the Power Rangers wallpaper was “Cant You Sleep. Uttle Bear?” Before saying goodnight I xold. 'Stetson, do you know we love you very much?” He thought for a moment and sold. *t know, but I still like to hear tt.” The tost sentence I heard him speak was on the telephone, and he sold. T love you.” I have a recording o f U. Stetson loved horses. Those striving st the funeral home that evening saw two mounted Boston police officers stationed at the entrance. When Stetson died, he dkl not take leave of us slanei he took part of us with him. But he also left ua cherished memories that will be with us always. Every once in s while we here si Special People like to delve Into the meaning af cer­ tain arorda. We also like to show how these words ran be linked to the disability move­ ment. This all leads to mind today's topic, hope. Simply defined, hope to a feeling that what 1s wonted will happen. Desire accom­ panied by expectation. As English port and satirist Alexander Pope: (168ft-1744) once wrote, "hope springs eternal In (he human is. but always to be But of Special ftople’o Interest in the power a f hope was an Interview on TV a couple of weeks ago with actor Christopher Reeves. You probably know he was para­ lysed in a riding accident a few years ago and hto activities have been featured In this rolunin. Reeves talked about how It was hope that had Inspired him the most in the tost 3 years. No matter how toutfi things get for Mm health-wtoe. tt has been the hope for medical science to came up with s cure or solution for spinal cord Injuries that has kept bin _ _ Hope la reaetttlal for everyone. It _ the feekng that no matter how toutfi things gel. there to ahrey* a chance that they will helter. This to especially Important to disabled person. No matter how uncon­ trollable life can be sometimes, there to al­ ways something to count on...hope. I am not Just talking about on Idealistic view of looking at the world, but more os a goal actting device. It'a only logical that If someone hopes for a conclusion to a situa­ tion. they also have some idea of what they want the conclusion to be. Sure, faith and spirituality come Into the equation ss does the power of one's own mind. There have always been stories about people surviving serious Illnesses, even cancer, fay determination and will and maybe even a good sense af humor. As Pope also wrote. ‘ People always hope for the best, even In the face a f adversity(From hto An Essay on Man.) Today's disability definition to dyslexia which la confiision In the orientation af let­ ter*. This to manifested by reading from right to left, failure to see and sometimes hear Mmtloritles or differences in letter* or words, or Inability to work out the pronun­ ciation of unfamiliar words. Attempts to read or write are often char­ acterized by letter and ward reversal (e.g.. •p” for ”g\ ‘ saw” for *waa”). Dyslexia to usu­ ally found when a child, usually <4 avenge or above average intelligence, to 3 or more years behind nto expected grade level In reading. Bring unable to read to Inconsistent with achievement In other school subjects such as arithmetic. The child may not be able to determine left from right. The cause of Dys­ lexia to unknown, but a central nervous sys­ tem defect In the ability to organise graphic S H W tert Note: The �tA - mmm PPBWWP Sommott HaiaW. Swtfonl. Florida •Sunday. May 24. IM S •M Editorial & Opinion Palestinian people paid for Israel’ s celebration bloom. If we look at oilier countries that have gained their Independence over the past 50 years, they have major areomplishments that were of ihrlr own making and not that of other countries and outside support. Syria, with twice the population of Israel, after llielr Independence from France has become totally self sufftclml with no foreign aide. Iran, with 10 times llie population of Israel has no foreign aide and Is slso totally self sufftrlml. A recent poll In Central Florida shows that 74 percent of those responding reject the Ides of aide to Israrl. These same Americans ore tired of thr blind support of contradict you, but there la no democracy Israel with no return. Vet 24 percent of Americans support this blind effort and in that pari of the world. Thr Israelis Illegally annexed the Golan still do not understand the frcllngs of the Heights and occupy purl of Lebanon and 1‘alrslinlan people. WTien Vice Presldenl rrratrd hundreds of thousands of refugees. Gore commends the accomplishments of Thr Israelis rrratrd the ‘ Iron Fist* policy Israel, thr Palestinian people view ft as a of Itabln against (he lotlurrd and Innocent rrlclir.ilton of the rstaslrophrs against natives of dial land. And they have refused them, their heritage and their country. Hits only fuels lire tempers ol the brave all United Nation resolutions. Mr. 1‘irsldenl. It Is not the Israelis that freedom fighters of the llamas and thr made thr desert bloom and they have nut llasbula as they defend their way of llfr as would each and every American If our accomplished anything on Ihrlr own Wrstrni Europe and the United Stairs’ shores were Invaded. Vice President Gore’s visit and remarks money and blind support, as well as thr thousands of PalestIntan lives have made gained a vast drposti of hate from the Arab the drsert bloom. If you want to talk about and Islamic worhj. Someday thr 74 percent accomplishments, why not move our of the American people that are tired of the wipport from Israel and help Zimbabwe Wind support of Israel will face* Ihr hate and Mozambique (the poorest nations on dial tlte other 24 percent lias rast upon Earth) then there, deserts mighl also litis fine country. The celebration of the 00th anniversary of Israel has been paid for fay the aoula and live* of the Palestinian people. I was bom In 1948 In the heart of Jerusalem. I had no childhood. I had no happiness. I used to think that this was because of my family but 1 soon discovered that all Palestinian kids felt the same. This ' Wits not because our country wus poor or that our family was poor because my gnuidfalltrr lold us about llie ‘ Good ol* Days* when my people owned the orange groves, sheep hrrds and the land of our forefaUters. My utthairplnrss was because of a derision made uy total strangers In 1948 lliat wr did not deserve our own stale and that our country did not belong to in any longer. I wish that my childhood could have been like the kids In America. I watrh my own children and their friends rnjoy u life without fear or want. Whm I think of my childhood. It la like a horror movie in nty head. Vice (‘resident A1 Gore visited Israel to relebralr the SOU) anniversary of a country so far away from his country to praise their accomplishments. (Ills time could liavr hern spent better viewing and consoling thr many victims of the disasters that happen every day here In live United Stalest. President Clinton staled that hr Is so happy for tsrarl because of llielr democracy. their accomplishment over the past ftO years and the fad that they made live desert bloom. Mr. President. I don't mean to Quest Columns And Letters To The Editor are wel­ come. The Herald may or may not agree with your opinion, but we will always uphold your First Amendment right to express it. PAIN MANAGEMENT MEDICINE Board Codified, American Board of Anesthesiology Diplomats. American Academy ol Pam Management ---- Specializing In — fX q a M k 6 Treatment O f Recurring 6 Chronic htln Including Back, Shingles 6 Cancer Bain By Appointment or Krfrrrul Wrung Srmlnair County 330-7035 stuff iwr D'irst bap tist G£urc£ 519 Park Ave., Sanford 322-6041 Tour promoted excellent Sanford schools Tho*day, May 5. I Joined the Realtor* Tour of tlvr Sanford public schools. The chairman of the Greater Sanford Cham­ ber of Commerce’s Eduratlon Committee, Mr. Jerry W. Mills, served as our tour leader. The Realtor's have a strategic role to play In facilitating where new residents in Central Flor­ ida make ihrlr home. The lour provided on opportunity for the Realtor's to become acquainted with the quality of education taking place and being planned for this community. The physical plants and the educational offering at Wicklow Elementary School. Sanford Middle School and Seminole High School were the focal points. t fclemenrary Scftobl ^ih IcS ^sK the closest tn proximity to the Orlando Sanford Airport where we assembled at 8:30 a m. Wicklow Is at 100 Placid Lake Drive and Is Immediately ac­ cessible from Airport Boule­ vard. The school was named Wicklow because of a partner­ ship with our sister county tn Wicklow. Ireland. Classes at Wicklow began September of 1997. The student enrollment as of April 24. 1998 was 627. Wicklow has a capacity for 894 students The school has 37 classrooms. 4 resource rooms and a skills lob. The skills lab Is equipped with 30 Dell com­ puters. The Central Media Cen­ I I W M IffW j C O u t* * LU R LE N E SW E ETIN G ** - r ^ luttowS— tong in M to o >I ■ torafco tattoo doctofsMOust Sto_a t esurim h 1 11 Cm W School Bo«« DutnctS tre nos a TV production studio, which is manned by the stu­ dents. Network wiring exists throughout thr school with two romputrr stations per class­ room. An Art Room and Music ite * 7 equipped to pnvfcki mtng rsprMrnrrs for the students In these arras. Dr. Fran Duvall Is the principal. K Wlntrr Park High School tn Or­ ange County will be available at Seminole High School begtnning in the 1998-99 school year with 0th grade. The pro­ gram will be phased tn by adding a grade each year. Stu­ dents who began the program durtiqi the 1996-99 school year should become the first pro­ gram graduates tn the year 2001- 2002. The International Huron Baccalau­ usccsisureate Diploma Pragram ll.e. IB) y developed to was originally provide worldwide tide standards of academic excellence for the children of diplomats. It has grown to provide an Interna­ tionally recognised liberal arts curriculum. Incorporating bu inanities. for Seminole High School was our next destination. We were welcomed by (lie principal. Mrs. Oretchen M. Schapkcr. The school houses a very suc­ cessful magnet program. Acad­ emy of Health Careers, which serves as a model for other school districts nationwide. The International Baccalaure­ ate Diploma Program, which aa been available for same time at was eatabHahed In II tn Geneva, Switzerland. There are 700 IB programs in 61 illy of Florida has the highest enroll­ ment of IB students of any United States University. The tour participants were treated to a stellar song and dance performance by students under the direction of Mr. Bob Maguire. We were advised that a new access route to Seminole High School to being planned from Airport Boulevard. This to scheduled to be available later this year. Our (Inal Walt was to Sanford What do we know? On Fort Mellon Park Wicklow la one of the four elementary cluster schools, the others arc: Pine Crest. Idyllewtldc and Wilson. Middle School, where construc­ tion Is under way to provide a facility to accommodate the magnet programs, and elimi­ nate the portable classrooms. Sanford Middle School la scheduled to berame a math, science and technology magnet os well aa a Pie-International Barcalaureate Program site during the I99H-BB school year. Both the band and a choral group performed for us and the principal. Mr. Bill Moore, had accompanied us on the tour. The tour was sponsored by PNC Mortgage ana Chelsea Ti­ tle Company and ended with a lour of Historic Downtown Sanford. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, SANFORD is pleased to announce the calling o f REV. MICHAEL VOIGT as our fulltime Minister to Youth. Worship with us this Sunday and meet Rev. Voigt Sunday worship services at 10:30AM and 6:00 PM Now for the Ernie Hatton ■UtemenU. Mr. Hatton la a GENTLEMAN. He la dvU. and well bred, meaning he has mood manners. You Mr. Ooff have the reputation of being boorloh. uncivil, obnoxious, bodacious, verbose and bor­ dering on misleading state­ ments. actually touching on li­ bel. It la you who nerds to tram to write the truth. Instead of interring. Perhaps you should be the one to shut up. Of course, we the taxpayers, can’t wait to fire you at the next election or perhaps a re­ call should occur. You ore a poor example for our students to emulate and that goes for your whole fanatical group who ore your associates. Wc are Bred of the mantra of ‘ foody two shoes* when actually your associates take flee m destruc­ tive behavior towards others. Rumor mongertng Is not looked upon os a moral attribute or slanderous sick humor. So we bid you to 81 vous plait, tonnes la bouebe. interpreted in polite society *lf you please, dose your mouth* or better yet atop writing, a columnist your not. By the wsy the Constitution protects Dec speech, unfortu­ nately even yours. PL I will vote the poup tn the pri. Thtovote win be against Von d» Wetde. Malay,. Henley u .£ 3 work Mr. Oaff. we cittoena A 17 year-old kid to tn critical condition after plowing his jetski Into a Bear Lake dock one This la the third Jet-sld acci­ dent that has occurred within sight of my house In the past 9 months--since my neighbors and I began pleading with the Seminole County Board of Commissioners, county man­ ager and sheriff tn deal with the problem of reckless boat­ ers. Would tills accident have happened If the county man­ ager hod installed the ‘ Boating Safety* signs on the access ramps to this lake that were approved by the Board of Commissioners 6 months agothe signs currently stored at the county Traffic Engineering Division? Would this accident have happened If the sheriff en­ forced Seminole County Ordi­ nance 98-20 (No-Wake within 50 yards of shoreline areas) that the Board of Commission­ ers approved last month? While It to true that I no longer live In the Sanford city limits, anyone that knows me will teH you that my heart to In Sanford. Would this accident happened if the Board of Commissioners had paid aa much attention to the problem of reckless boaters as they did to girlie bare and free, boon­ doggle trips to Europe? We wont to keep our Fort Mellon ftukl I would encourage all who do not want our park destroyed, please call the dly commissioners to let ft be known or better yet. write a let­ ter. We don't think so. But what we do know-we are only taxand voters. I believe that the voters should hove their agy of the lo­ cation of this project and not It I ■ After remaining silent for a tow months regarding the mayor of Sanford and the city commission covering Sanford’s Port Mellon Park pith a hotel and conference center, I would like to speak out about this complex going Into the park. If you look at new communi­ ties and small cities, such as Celebration and the develop­ ment of Orlando Naval Training Center, you will see that they hove been and are located around a community pork. Folks who are lucky enough to live tn these communities can walk Into their town and enjoy the use of their park. I am not against the hotel project, but I am AGAINST It going Into Fort Mellon Park. Sanford to lucky to have beautiful Lake Monroe and plenty of property going around the lake. Use some of this property for I the developmen! of hotels and conference centers. m p L etters harm to families that are Innocent. 11 ■ Konrad W. Filutowski, M.D. is Board Certified by the American Board of Ophthalmology, the American Board of Eye Surgery, and the National dmrmnaoorm. U o Board of Medical Examiners. Dr. Filutowski earned his undergraduate degree at Columbia University and his medical degree at Cornell University. He completed his Ophthalmology Residency at the University of Pennsylvania. Cataract & Laser Institute * * * ■ Dr. Filutowski is the Medical and * Excellence in Zyr Care 1-800-EYE-EXAM Surgical Director of the Filutowski Cataract and Laser Institute, and a Clinical Assistant Professor at the University o f South Florida. He is one of Central Florida's most experienced Three Convenient Locations L ik e M n ry (407)333-5111 O ra n g e C ity (904)774-0044 D a yton a Beach (904)788-66% wimflliitowskieyff.com LA5IK and 'no infection, no stitch, no patch' cataract surgeons. Dr. Filutowski is dedicated to providing the best possible eye care available. �For more than 6 yean, 00* year-old Melvin McCauley haa taken care of hut chalrbound wife. Viola. In the coupte‘e Caaaelbeny home, with the help of Community Care for the Elderly (CCE). *We*d be lost without them. It's good, very good.' McCauley said. 1 tike them coming. It kind of breaks up the monot­ ony a little bit. I couldn't do without them.* A broken hip. followed by double pneumonia, left Viola too weak to walk or take care of herself. Her life-long com* panton learned how to Juggle cooking and household tasks with 24-hour-a-day caregiving. The CCE aide's gentle touch at bath time and the home* maker's thorough house cleaning made the Job easier. Weakened by cancer, Leler Johnson, another Seminole resident, also relics on the non-profit. state-funded agency for help with housecleaning. bathing and socialservice referrals. For these seniors and more than 2,400 frail, low-income elderly tike them. CCE pre­ vents or delays a move to a nursing home. *Our clients require the as­ sistance of a case manager and are at imminent risk or nurs­ ing home placement without Friday, May 29,1998 • 9 am • 2 pm The Festival w ill be held at Florida Hospital’s Senior Health and Resource Center at Lake M ary, 1097 Sand Fond Rood • Luke Mary, Florida 32746 Free Aim Ualnn Free Parking Free U r a t e s In Stators Free Health Screenings Exhibits Networking Opportunities Exhibitors w ill be showcasing services and products available to seniors and Iheir fam ilies in the Central Florida area. hi-rn -R intervention.* said Winter Springs resident Marsha Lo­ m u. executive director of CCE. "We serve low-Income seniors with nuUor deficiencies m activities or dally Uvtoig. such so eating, bathing, dusslng and moomlim, and ifj&NC PCJR SENIORS and church.* Case managers tailor the services CCE provides to pro­ mote self-sufficiency. 'They also coordinate with other community agencies to avoid duplications of service. In ad* j&cm fnolt H erald Sm iitg Samfrioir Courtly Straw 1SD0 ..M i l The & A& For lo c a l News w a a n -n o s u -N u u N s m M M -s u m n s 900NORTH FRENCHAVE«8ANF0R0, FI 32771 U» tui 5m m m m M w m L im w w Celebrate N at’l Senior Health & Fitness Day with Senior Friends M ileage and Other xpenses Reimbursed Caregivers acas Dap. which sooeursfiss all older adults la Increase their vitality thrattfi regular POySICSU aCuIrlljr , IB C X p C C iC u on their waldng participating In Walking program by the m i r l - Tampa. FL 33807-4151 1-000-544-0705 In addition, your Florida PRO. FMOA1. maintains a naUonwlde access 1-500 hotline for you to call If you have questtona about your fightsunder Medicare. The Answer Hotline can be readied at 1-000-5440706. Telephones are answered In English and Spanish fay trained professionals. Manday through Friday 8 a.tn.-B pm .. If you have a complaint about your billing, you may call Medicare at 1-800-3337585. uru 1 Fiu tM g, m kg* 1 da old on Thi get ph\ the o ft » The The R.E.LI.E.F. program provides a way for a neighbor to help a neighbor by providing a break for caregivers of homebound elders. not-for-profit organisation with over 500.000 members dedi­ cated at meeting the needs and enhancing the lifestyle of adults age 80 and better. For a M l m imbrnhlp foe of OIB/year. members receive benefit* that make healthcare man affordable and special member discounts that pro­ vide savings on a variety of na­ tional products and services, aa well as access to social acUvttlea and trips. �Swrtnoto Herald. Ssntonl, Ftortda• Sunday 1% M, ItM • M •evelop1 county would need to come [ up wtth 110 or $11 million • about the co t of the confer­ ence center. CRA has agreed i to bonding for the project. The bond else Is far the minimum md as much as $7,980,000 far the rmudmum Increment. Each of the county commis­ sioners has received an eco­ nomic Impact analysis and es­ timate of tax Increment for the Monroe and downtown Redevelopment area hotel, convention center the analysts waa prothis month by Fiahktnd mrUtcaln Orlando. Estimates are that 1.221 will be employed at the 1M.880 per year. Joseph Pacittl la the presi­ dent of PRA. the development company that wants to budd the complex. PRA la developing a number of hotels In Con­ necticut. Pennsylvania and Florida. Doubletree Hotels want to be part at the enter­ prise. ’ Mayor (Larry) Dak la going to say to the commtasloneia • formally and officially what It’s going to take and what It can do lor Seminole County,* San­ ford City Manager DtU Sim­ mons said. ’ llc'U gtve them fsets and answer questions. fWeVe sent out a fact-sheet re­ garding Issues people are asking about.* Morris said the ho- BrittanyMiuRC of strength «a well. Stic ■aid it not only prepared her whole family for her sister's passing. but the knowledge that hr and Aahlry would be together in heaven waa • tiemendoua comfort to them In the mfctot of thrtr heartache. Although Brittany humbly accepts praise for her positive attitude. W d work and caring ■m m n - through Ashley's ttlneaa and death, she la quick teacher. Oeorge Oordon. told her that she had won the Dreamer and Dorr award. *lt was smssing. An awesome feeling*, she said. The medal was presented by Olympic gold-medalist Jarlde Joyner Krrary of whom Brit­ tany comments. "She was so nice, and It waa Just Inrredibk meeting her. She inspires me because track Is one of my fa­ vorite sports. She told mr to keep up my good attitude and 1 1 told her that M tike to vitalise Sanford . *It*s the beat ■tie for the conference center. You can’t walk around 1-4 where some people want the center. That Isn't pedestrian friendly. In Sanford, you can walk to the shops and restau­ rants. The Plmuti people who did Heathrow even picked it No. I * Dale said he wants to assure those residents who are con­ cerned about what Is going to happen to the existing facili­ ties at Fori Mellon Park that nothing will be loot. The Sanford Museum would remain and be Integrated into the conference center. The Senior Center. Civic Center and Chamber of Commerce will remain also. The two bsllflrlds wlQ be relocated to Chase Perk year. Brittany wants to be In­ volved in basketball as well. She already enjoys tnvotvrmrnt In many other activities in­ cluding choir and Junior Youth Fellowship at the University Carillon United Methodist Church, as well as private pi­ ano lessons, and chm lradlng at school. She also notes that her favorite hobby is listening to all kinds of music, with the exception of heavy metal and career Interest la a 10th pads math ccsusr it to her favorite and beat subject, and 10th park because ahr said that her 10th grade Mends are *1 enjoy figuring problems Memorial The Memorial Day parade in Sanford will begin shortly after 10:30 a.m. Monday, at the Chamber of |on E. Find and other recreation faculties win be relocated to other parka. Hie public will always have access to the Iskefront. Semi­ nole Boulevard will be rede­ veloped in the area between the bulkhead and the hotel/conferenee center complex as on enhanced pedestrianoriented waterfront amenity. As a separate project. San­ ford haa secured a grant from Metropolitan Orlando Florida Department of Transportation to construct a mulll-use walk­ way from Mdlonvtik Ave. to Wayside Park and Boat Ramp west of Interstate 4. •Some say this k a done deal.’ County Commissioner Orant Malay said. *1 thought we might be better off with a out* she beamed, ’ so I want to help others learn how,' And the opinion of Oordon la consistent wtth her noble goal. T9* alms to please and Is a hard worker.* Hoffman stated that In the lore of hardship, sacrifice, and adversity, many people make excuses and foil apart, but not Brittany. She said that Brit­ tany haa a wonderful family ana Is a blessing who haa al­ ready made a difference In this bfr. and who wiO continue to makr her mark In the fiiture. When asked what mraaage she would like to nqtrraa to the world Brittany said. *No matter what happens, be strong and believe in what you 1to do * more centralised site • like the one at 1-4 and the new 4SA Interthange. Fd heard, too, we wanted a aland -alone unit for the conference center. I have questions.* Commissioner Win Adams is enthusiastic about the project, *1 believe Mayor Dak Is on to something. lie's a developer and haa vUton. He's got try respect. This is a good thing.’ — Honest nm w vy j f Harrell & Beverly t t f M U t f \ittffttik 1h m§mh fb m§ ft y r ir ft y F lowers in Fairyland All Different Flowers For AU Different Occasions P LA N TS BALLOONS ^ C A R D S 4 GIFTS north to Memorial Park on the Iskefront where official toes will begin at 11 a.m. AU organ paling m the the i B rid g e W e B e lie v e I n T h e “ O ld F a s h io n * * W a y • one Funeral Director handles all details -4 4 JRRCRMB3iSttS« li! v n ta a it • no Interest k charpcd on trusted , prmrraogementa. which are 100% refundable ' 1 • the family arketa cremation services • m arten designed to i the Vietnam AM to Jan. wtonms oh> rfonrpM M at bridge protect a *h|gh priority*. Two V olu te County protects, of Interest to Seminote County dri vers, include 111 million G grandchildren. BaJdwtn-Falrchild Oaklawn Cemetery and Funeral Home. [ m J lando; 0 grandchildren. Gramkow Funeral Home. Sanford, In charge of ar­ rangements. 1 F /a ramkow uneral H ome S00 B. Airport Blvd., Sanford. FL 32773 322-320 Professional A staffof setuiour and patient professionals uAo core. 4 grandchildren, grandchildren. FUNERAL nd volCounty Laymen. Elisabeth Huggins. Marie Davis, all of Tennessee: CARGV SmdBP tip to 30%*. G d)br a/rcchudaec and wieu. 7161 KrJ Rug Lake RJ. Oreki*. FL 12761 4 0 7 *3 6 5 -1 6 0 0 Yes, I want Sorct Io 3 0 % ! C*| - 7 M U » « t t lU .O « 4 s a U W �sk ss uas» to roar fw A V lV s jja . " i : Wr wanted Will Smith and Jeff Ooldblum to atnaah those nasty aliens who were bent an universal domination. Out give the poor nuclear-made lizard in QodziUa a break. The humans In the film want to destroy something that their own Igno­ rance created. (As the song goes: History shows again and again how nature wtnds up the folly of man'.) Even though the audience Is supposed to be happy when Oodrtlla is hurl. I ended up feeling mote sympa­ thy tor the monster than hap­ piness for the human highesds. Ttoho Company Ltd. should be satisfied with the makeover that the alar of their schlocky B-movies receives. The 44year old legend becomes more reptilian and thinner far this big budget event mode. No mart Japanese men In rubber 'A a * M r C o f r t M s * H * * tj M M * I M m M m M fta n l come to * condborfcj gidhNftif in to * to n « t « tot of ditp«m wyt to do ..butw^cw#twrftgilSSO W W iflr Ou turn of htffr trtfncd profcnond tccM dn Irowi howto tory to an or bath. You have the edl dlbent an takeover. Then you have the usual assortment of anthropomorphtaed animals that make tor great toys. This Is all good, but you have la Is m a alary la put all of H«p us tote a load off and sav* up to 60% on the carpet of you Remnants to film festival line-up Now. the pro pread county S h o rt Rolls M IS H w y. 1 7 4 2 • S A M P M 9 (2 blocks North of Airport Bivd.) naxt to Cky Eiaetrlc 8 Entotpriae Loosing (2 Ml. North of Flaa Marks') (an In boyhood as be with a troupe of perCased has appeared with dtrectors bbs 8am ah (Convoy), Addon �Is it football time already? Lyman drop Pats, 14-0 in jamboree /u^NfaninBDrRM S «S S i J o h n s o n sits in W in t e r County Foot Lake Howell P a r k w a it in g f o r th e c a ll t o retu rn to of the Seminole County Sports plays a lot at golf and walla for ‘Notes survive late comeback; spoil Stanton’ s debut Bears d ro p varsity debut H tftS n w r M n n fa ever have to pay far a to dty of Baltimore. IB yean alter the Colts wr Seems like old times fo r Hawks Angelos has to look out at empty fight the fight and they did that far us tonkfid. I know dial If we can hang kt there until the to il quarter, we w « be In better condition than the teams we are playing. IMa la a past group of Idds and I am ea- �» . Sdn*wW HsraM. S »t o «L FtoRto •Suitoy May M . IM S Summer youth basketball IN BRIEF SYFA coaches needed SANFORD _ There will be a mandatory meeting. Tuesday. May 26th at 7:30 p.m. In the Seminole Community College Health and i’hynlral Education Centrr. Anyone interested In coaching with San­ ford during the upcoming Pop Warner Foot­ ball season needs to attend. For more details call Carl at 330-9016. Women’s baseball tryouts SANFORD The Florida Lrgmda. a women's baseball league, will hold tryouts for those Interested tn Joining. The tryout will be held at Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium. 1201 MrUonvtHe Boule­ vard. this Sunday (May 24th) from B a.m. to noon. Those with further questions may call Bridget Saprlono at 1-800-726-8700. Lyman alumni baseball LONGWOOD . Lyman High School will be holding Us annual Alumni Baseball Qamc at the Carlton Henley Sports Complex on Sat­ urday. May 30lh at 1 p.m. All players from 1973-1997 air invited to attend and you arc welcome to attend even If you don't feel you can play. WINTER SPRINGS . The Winter Springs Basketball League will offer a summer select league far bays and art* hi the Ortcdo/Winter Springs area. Divisions will consist of boys and girls in age groups of 10-and-Undcr. 11-and-Under, 12-and-Undrr. 13-and-Under. M-and-Under: 15-and-Undrr. or grade levels 3-lhrough-8. Each division will be limited to eight teams and each leant will play eight games at vari­ ous Oviedo/Winter Springs ama gyms during the months of June and July, culminating with a division tournament. All games will be played according to the Florida High School Activities Association rules. Cost Is 970 per player and must be regis­ tered by May 20th. Coaches who an? tn Interested In pladng a team lit this league should contact Chris Mariette at 321-5282 or Tarty McDonald at 897-1457. Recreation Cheerleading SANFORD _ The Sanford Recreation De­ partment Is offering a Cher Heading Class for girts ages 6-and-Up. The 10-week class will begin on April 22nd and be held every Wednesday from 5:30 p.m. lo 6:30 p.m. through June 24lh. Fees are as follow*: current participants _ 930; new registrants _ 938 (Includes pom­ pons Ik T-shirt). rlcasc call 330-5697 for more Information. B e a r s -------------------Costlaurd from Psgt IS Several Bears stepped up last night and played well. In­ cluding Maurice Williams, Ken Meadow*. Ramone Raines, Brent Lobo and quarterback Adam Abatar. Harris was especially Im­ pressed with one of his players while remaining very unim­ pressed with others. 'Adam Sorknes* had a really good night out then.* Harris said. *He played both ways and played hard In the heat. We had lo bench a few players at the start of the game because right attitude and don't need to they were not doing things the return In the fall. These way we wanted them done. That probably affected our players are young and that's mind set, but sometimes you OK. We are playing teams that Itsvc already experienced ntcJust do what you have to.* ceaa and now we want to start How will this loss affect the very young Winter Springs working toward earning that •quad? Will they remember for ourselves.' There Is still a lot of work this as a bad experience or will ahead for the Winter Spring* II serve to Inspire them lo do Bears, but they certainly have belter? the right attitude. Don't count *We have not had a bad the Bears out when speculating ing at all* Hams said. 'And about the season. A lot can the players cannot take something positive away from happen over one short mm* mer. this then they d <on't have the SANFORD . The Sanford Recreation Rcocauon D Ga­ partmerit la offering Kung-Fu and Martial . rti be held on luesaay ana Tnursaay evenings from a p.m. to 7:IS pjn. at the Downtown Youth Center located on the bottom floor of Sanford City llall. 300 N. Park Ave. Coat ta 930 per month for adults and 925 per month for kids 6-12. Family prices are also available. Instructor Darryl Driedxlc will leach tradi­ tional Chinese Kung-Fu which la uscfltl In guiding self-esteem as well as discipline body conditioning. Also taught will be fo weapons and self-defense. For more Information, call 330-5697. Palatka Softball Tournament PALATKA _ The Blue Crab Festival Softball Tournament will take place May 22-25. In Palatka at Triangle Park. All Men's and Church Slow-Pltch classes are welcome. Deadline t* May 20th. For more Information contact Richard C. Goodwin at (904) 328-9382. Seminole soccer school LAKE MARY _ The 19th annual SEMINOLE SOCCER SCHOOL offers two weeks of mmmer soccer Instruction at Laka Mary High School. This 9 am. to 4 pan. day camp will also Include indoor soccer In an ah condi­ tioned gym. The two weeks are July 6-10 and July 13-17. The cost la 9120 per week or 9225 for both weeks. (There la a 910 dis­ count If registered by June I) . Training will be provided for boys and girts, age 5 1/2-15. Individuals or teams fay a staff of experienced soccer coaches. For registration brochures and Information, contact camp director Larry McCoridr at 320-9557 or 320-9700 during the day or 096-2131 In the evenings. slaintiff n UO KNMMT. JR. IS UVINO. AMOISMAO TM« unknown ssoum. hum . m villas, omantui. ai noons nr mom. CMDITORt. TSUITIBI AMOAU OTHIR RAMTIIB CLAIWNQANISTISIIT SV. THROUGH. UDMR ON AOAIMIT UO KNIOMT. JN. CANOL J KMOHT. airvwo. AMO ISMAD. THI UNKNOWN •sown. h u m . N l ll i l l ORANTill AinOMIIB. LMNOM. CRI0410RI. 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ACCORDING 10 INI RLAT TNIRIOF AS IWCORMO M RUT SOON IS RAOIS » AMO 4 SUSUC RICOROt Of SUNNOLI COUNTY FLORIDA Dalad Rua It* daf al MAT iMe iCiRCmr COURT KALI •lAATANMC MONSI curt al Sa Cut wl Caul g, Ka*d OuauHj CM** ini law oancis or OAWOJ ITIRN SA MTONMIVFOR SIAiNTHI SSI I Uwu#*4*i Onee totals in the (Including 19 L a o tlN o M c t lead In the third Inning. The Mariners cloaca to within 5-3 In the top of the fourth Inning, but the ConUnola finished the game by outacortng the Manners 4-1 over the final 3-1/2 Innings. The Cardinals and Yankees are both 7-3 on the araaan. while the Mariners are 4 4 and the Prases are 24. The OSBA has this weekend ad for the Memo­ rial Day holiday and will return to action at Bdgewatcr High School on fen d n . May 31. At 10 *4n., the Braves and Marline win do win square off for the fourth tone tide season with first place on the line. The league will close out the Spring season with a doubleheader on June 7th. The winning pitcher for the Cardinals was son ns* at tfsr sat* ■ IMU.0MMONTOMt ja d p a a i la ail Loflal Notices r Upsets set up yet another show dow n in Senior B aseball L t fliiH o ftc — Knag Fu/Martiai Art* daaas the d u b that beats the streets. i �• Sudsy, May 24,10M •M end and action will pick up closer In. A few tripletall are bitting live ahrlmp In the buov Mae. while flounder and theepshead are de­ pendable Inside the Port. Trout and redflah are rated aaanori on the flats of the Banaira ucte Co. teamed up with the OPC by donating 2.000 T-ahIrts to be given away to children who wear life jackets during the event. The T-shiita wlU bear the Pmnsotl Marine (H U and the OPC logos and the alo. 1 got caught weaving my Me jacket” idea la to retnfcrce aafe booting practicca with a positive reward. This initiative was spearheaded fay Bennaoll aa part of Its Brcponaflilc Outdoor Education (I’M) cam- K Tatslitfes in Florida would decrease if people would wear Me Jackets.” Capt. Paul Ouellette, the CPC's boating safety coordi­ nator. said. •Sbdy-ssven people dtod last year in boating aoddents; aS were not wearing personal flostatlon devices (PFDs). The leading cause of death was drowning. Many boaters think to have a life jacket dose by la aafe enough. However, putting a life jacket on In the water la not easy, espe­ cially if you’re knocked unconscious/ Other boatlM safety issues Include boat­ ing while under the Influence of alcohol n or drugs and boating education. m aiy causes of nearly all boating red* dents.* Ouefiette said he hopes the 1008 Safe Boatiig Campaign will generate a safe boating aummer throughout Florida, Boating daseea are offered throughout the state, so you can boat smart from the start. Check with your regional OPC office for lo- Alcohol and water do not mix. Stud lea have proven that the tun. combined wUh wave action, actually fritmatfles the tffectM of alcohol on the system. Bass action in the river will gradually pick up aa water levels continue to drop. Pishing will get red hot once the water la RnaDy In the banka. Baaa wtfl gorge an mass shrimp and ditch minnows that are farced out of Florida has 7S6J7B nffstsrad recrea­ tional m a d s. Last year, there were l J fll irponia ooiuni tctxinui. wnn di peiieui of (he fetabtlea alcohol or drug related, ac­ cording to the OPC JggP Boating Safety Statistical Report *Ib boat amort from the atari requires education and common sense. Mw wearing a Me jacket anytime a weasel Is under way. knowing the rules of navigation and boat operator Instruction,” Ouellette said. *Carckaansao an** lim pertewcs are the pri- poaao adh a huge 17-pound D uffer’ Berlinicke Buy life insurance and save on Pepsi 400 Collectible Pole Night Ticket also allows free admission for Friday scheduled far the afternoon of July 3. -Ouailiytnc at night will be spectacular.' said 1907 Pepsi 400 champion John An- The J «fr 3 schedule inckidre practice from 3 p ji-lo -k 3 0 p a . with secondround quaWytni bcgmnmg at p.m. and a 7:30 p.m.-to-5 p.m. teal practice aeaalan under the lights which will prepare the cam and driven for the July 4 race at 8 p tf| Not only will the Pepsi 400 be the largest iMyiiinnc iponitag mnetm m uac counify* CBS Sports will make tt (he flret bve net­ work television broadcast of a autoreports event in prime tuns. Almost aa anticipated aa the race Itself, the largest Independence Day fireworks show In the State o f Honda wffl take to the aky high shove (he 3.5-mde Speedway im­ mediately following the event. The world- 330-3793 1524 Preach Arc., (Next to Sqfl Tbeck Dry demur, In Wtm Dtxk �L a w t o n ’s J aso n C h ris tn e r b elie v es in It's not tough to get Jason Chrtrtner talking. The fifth-grader at Lawton Elementary School was the school's winner of the Disney Dreamer Award. Not only his he an active member of the Oviedo community, but he Is also quite confident about himself without sounding con­ ceited. Start out with Jason's sccompHshmcnts. it wasn't hard far the selection committee st Lawton to realise that Jason stands out Quite a bit from the rest of his class. *Wdl. I'm very active In my church at University Caro­ line.* Jason said, 'and 1 also do a lot with my Junior youth fellowship group.* Jason was Just getting on a toll. He's also big In athletics, especially basketball and he pfaya in the Winter Springs ganlsea car washes and faod drives far hts church. At school, he has been very Involved In the student council at Lawton and organised a fundraiser for leukemia pa­ tients. for itudenli to drop off what­ ever they could afford. 'I told my cIa m that the claim next door to us really wanted to win very much.* Ja­ son Mid. Ttiry didn't want ua to wtn so 1 told nriybody thry put couldn't heal ua.* Jason's class won the con­ test which raised over *000. When Jason Isn't trying to lake aver the school, he stud­ ies, He's earned all A's on hla last two report cards after a disastrous B In science earlier In I hr school year. *As Ion# us I'm on the honor roll I grt a certificate and I really want those certificates.* In third and fourth grades. Jason won a school academic achievement award, so he's had a lot of time learning how lo be successful. Tm very confident In my­ self.* he said. The only times 1 ever get Into any lrouble is when I get too enthusiastic.* Being an athlete. II was a special thrill to meet Jackie Joyner-Kcney during the awards presentation. Kersey won the Olympic* and Jason Just happened to be In Atlanta In 1996 when she won her ld medal. Jason knew the wton winner would get to meet the Olympic hero and was thrilled when Mr. Lawton e we thought we could change the world.* Jason said. Then they called me to the office and I was so excited. Then, my mother started screaming Jason already has the future figured out. lie wants to go to Penn State when he's ready for toOrgr. He wants to play basketball when he gets three Lakers, Stephon Marbury of the Minnesota Tlmberwolvrs and Nick Anderson of the MM Interviewed by her teacher. Alan Engle and principal. Ms. Phillips. When asked what set Carla apart from the others bring considered. Engle said. "Simply put, Carta embodies everything a student citizen should be. She Is consistently an inspiration to her peers and to me.* Engle went on to say that be would fed kke be had been a successful parent of Ida own daughter, who la now In Mu- C O M P U TER O 0TC H A RAFFLED? CoMfuns T saininc I n V P 1J* H ttM o a O ifK i tCAU W « IM tM U M (407)366-0096 when kids have problems.* She also appreciated her mom and dad's consistent m*W A T t •Traditional 3 R's •Strong Curriculum • Physical Education •Raid Trips •Aits 4 Crafts •Enrichment Classes •Private Swimming Pool Age 2 Ihm Grade 5 100 Aero Lane Sanford. FL 32771 •Computer Labs •Small Classes •Hot Lunches •Etiquette Classes •After School Program •Music A Dance •Transportation Available Age 2 thru Grade 8 10230 Univenity Blvd. Orlando. FL 32817 (467)124-1144 (467)67MS13 Age 2 thru Grade 8 630 R Airport Blvd. Sanford, FL 32773 (467)I2»-67?1 �Swninoto HaraM. 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JUCX M tm £ * INTO K iU K 1H THt O K fT U tt /*IO TM O *U SIO VIP\ J ONLY STMIPFM MONTH*.. • I «ACM0TMi*AaTR«y TUAT‘5 UAW I CANT CCAliV CALL MYMlF AN OtfQtD MAIT 'W J CASSCCM (June I1-Juty t t ) Optowem and enthusiasm * d be aroused « you today, and We routo be an aual Whet *d reedy make your day wd be an unaa- J 1 4 1 ^ r r \ c iC L wd gen the respect of P ert today, ao t you nave some poada you'd tow to get acroea lo a specific individual see* la Ike Harter and Ike TtvoU gardens. Danish Is a language I could never master, even the pronunciation Is a mystery. For rumple. I have a fnend whose name Is spelled Knud Aage to the Jack. West. Gudrun W llle Jorgensen. sta rted ^ alU i^ M luwe ^ s p ades. e^ / th ^ u n u n j^ b y leading a dla- IO IX V �Idyllwildc Elementary 3rd that advertising Is more than Just commercials for cereals and superheroes G »V .7 / * / n h to u o 9 ^ - S t ) Senior earn Troop project earns top award, supports efforts o f �Advertising The rxnrlsc for the student* Included the creation of their own ad. [tatted on the Information the)* were given by thin reporter, each student endeavored to create a persuasive ad. (Some of the ads. chosen by the tearlier* and the editor are Included with this stoiy.l The kids thought it was all Just fun. Justtn Mount races motorcycles so he created an ad for a motorcycle shop. Oscar Redden had food on him mind and advertised an Ice cream shop that sells new rainbow tee cream. But. the professional Implica­ tions were not lost on the 8 and 8 year olds. One of the most orten asked questions was how much on advertising executive makes. Amber Depcw knew the Impor­ tance of getting the address and telephone number right. Lorrna Harrell said, "You have to know how to have rye contact* *1 felt that the students got a better understanding of advertis­ ing* said Dewar at the comple­ tion of the unll.Shr said site thought her students would be better consumers. I f not better readers, because of the unit on advertising. MHsrs ast« Stun Hrads has • dr*ire Si y Hwttmg and putt* nhUos and The following la a schedule of children’s programs far the North Branch. 150 N. Palmetto Ave.. Sanford, the West Branch. 245 Hunt Club Bhnd.. North. Longwood. and the Northwest Branch. 580 Qreenway Btvd.. Lake Mary, of the Seminole County Public library System. The branches are open Monday through Thurs­ day. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Friday and Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Sunday. I to 5 p.m. For more Information on any of the pro­ grams. call 322-3182. 802-2282 or 321-2419. 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Joining the Glenns on their (olden anniversary luncheon cruise were 41 rela­ tives and close friends. *Wr liad a real (ood time.* Betty said. 'Our family came from Illinois. Indiana and North Carolina.* Betty said she really enjoyed her brother and sistrr who attended from llllnois. Arrtvtn( from Indiana was the couples only child, Janet Carpenter, who waa accompatiled by her three children. Betty swelled with pride as she told about her granddaughter playing the saxophone at the celebration. The couple were married May 17 at the Sanford home of Re­ becca and Bud Ponder. The Williams maintains her Rev. W.P. Brooks, pastor of the lrsslonal career as a proFirst Baptist Church, was the •tonal jau pianist and vo­ calist in Atlanta. She was re­ officiating clergyman for the traditional ceremony. cently liivtlrd to speak about Betty came to Sanford in her ongoing research of Jaxs UNfl and waa employed fay the nlst and arrangrr. Mary i Williams during the third Annual Mary Lou Williams years ago as inventory officer Women In Jau Festival at The and recalls there were 10 Kennedy Center for the IVrschools in the county when she formlng Ana In Washington. DC. on May 23. began her job. Today, there are S2 county schools not Includ­ Williams Is an active mem­ ing apectal sendees. ber of International Associa­ Betty also remembers Bantion of Jaxs Educators and lord as tt was bark then, a The Ante(Uon Federation of quiet, peaceful community wtth Musicians. Local |4M 402. She a bustling downtown "where continues to pursue her per* you knew everybody. We miss forming career with additional the old Sanford when It waa furus on representing mustclans marketing and protnfUuttoi needs Wdfrfaih* pfchr* to funhrr her atudtoa m law. Williams graduates Magna Cum Laude from Georgia State Penelcpe WlllUms. resident of Beeatur. Ga.. and daughter of Connie and thr late Volte Williams. Jr., of Sanford, will receive her Baccalaureate De­ gree (Bachelor of Science! in Music Management from Georgia State University dur­ ing the June. I DM com­ mencement ceremonies. Iter outstanding scholastic per­ formance lia s awarded her Advanced Honors and Magna Cum Laude standing Williams is a 1998 recipient of Who's Who Among Students In American Universities A Colleges. Who's Who Among Amsnran Women. ISU7. OB and Who's Who Among Ameri­ cana In Entertainment. 1097. C The business community, patients and friends honored Dr. Ingrid Peterson and Dr. Carol Logan at an appreciation barbecue May IS on the Linda's theme will be T h e Counties Together In Sendee.* K f 1 1 i1 i mu 1 Wt Im to toll your story w • • -a It w The Seminole Herald welcomes news about your church acUvtttrs. But. we need your help by submilling Information to us. Requests for photo coverage should be made at least three days In advance try calling our office. Your church's publicity person should arrange for photo coverage and submit a news release about the event no later than three days following. Our addrras: The Seminole Herald. P.O. Box 1667. San­ ford. 32772-1667. or 300 N. French Ave.. Sanford. 32771. Phone: 322 2011. Fax:323-0408. Gross. Thakna Smith, Oh McEirath. Hatsn Emast and T a jiri A rts recipient o f first biblioth erap y a w a rd o f excellence Hold In Orlando. Tajlrt Arts School of Performing Arts and Academics aras (he recipient of the first annual Stephens and Comas Bibliotherapy Award of ExceDrnee. This honor waa In recognition of outstanding sendee and commitment in Ill- stood out from the 40.000 sug­ gestions for stamp subjects submitted annually to the U.S. Postal Sendee. Landing s commemorative stamp la no •mall accomplishment. The stamp will be available through Nison, an artistic t|lrl A ils submitdvenlhr of MaryBon directed by luctkm made use rtjons the htThe tide A Celeting the Youihfril ta w s Through and Movement.* ved fay uw wards om that point on m being conoidh Programs from Junetecnth is ■ day to bring people together. It represents the still practiced celebration of the actual end of slavery, at Matthews Missionary Baptist Church invites the community to particiisUc in the Ant celebrationm b*held m Sanford. Saturday. June 20. join the parade, rant a booth |g k || your vender products and be a part o fth . ^ t m ^ entertainment. For mors information call Prince L McKlnny or Cynthia Oliver at Sia-Bfffc. The B w .L J . Wilson m |_ Medina supports Rescue Mission �40 • Ssmrola Hw«M. Sanfcxti, Floods • Sumtey, May 24,19M C lub dis purses $$ Elected officers welcomed M L J LvB . - The fin*I fhr year for meeting Women's Club w u J^ H S lii heW on May ft The highstghl of the was the paaatng of t the and the proreed* of t the *how to the reel pi- f CK) tgotng 5>re«te4ent Pamela 11 Collin* that the Hr a throw Women's Club an- | ' fashion show 'April In ^ ■ l3 1 .■ | H e e l I M H J { K ^ K J l| j:. ;, ‘ :0' .' ,; _4 A fl •pom tored by L o n g w o o d Samual and Ann la Mat flcott-WIIHama Couple renew vows on 40th anniversary aary. Sunday. May 3. The Sanford Garden Club was the site of the renewing of their vows and the celebration of love. The renewing of the sa­ cred Christian vows were performed by the Hev. Em­ mett S. Thomas, pastor of Providence Missionary Bap­ tist Church where the Wil­ liamses are active members. Musical presentations were rendered by Cynthia Cassanova-Brown and Gerald Cassanova. The songs of love to the couple were: “You Are So Bcauttftil*. "Winds Be­ neath My WbM»*. 'If This World Were Mine*. "One In A Million* and "The Lord's Prayer*. The first lady chose for her escort, her father J. C. Scott. Dietrich' black skin and hat to match. She carried a lovely bouquet of white and red roars with green ferns. The bridesmaids were her six sitters and her atetrr-btlaw: Ann Williams. Connie S. Brown. Katie S. Robinson. Maybelle S. King, Oloria S. Cummings. Alvrnta S. Brown and Barbara J. Williams. They wore Identical dreaaea to the matron of honor. Serving the groom as best man was his son Christopher Williams. Groomsmen were LA. Scott. Ernest Scott. Robert Scott. Johnnie Scott. Terry Terrell, Nathaniel Wll- Wrtgflt. Ckaiy, on April M wai a whirlwind of activity and ^ ^ ---------- 4 U S W M fas laaNon ritow, PMfo Bnydar (front lag), ganaral H w lH ia ia n w laa; Inconvng pceiatent Clam Kogln: cfc* 'Jbr pi weed* werr dispersed ns follows: Safehouse of Sent Inoir, presented to Laurie Kemp. t's.HOO: L-Swa Merlin House, presented to Lisa Mer­ lin, 44.:iSO: Diane Glover, Vmlnnle PnwmmUy CotleCe scholarship. C l,080. Lisa "'■" f l 29 a great success. The helping hands of nuntowa dubjnem * bera earned til,B03.00 far <tub's i h.inlir*. > new president. Claris Koglln and her new board for the coming year. The transitional breakfast will be held on June a at the Heathrow Country uigri w d wall clock as a re­ minder of the dubs apprecia­ tion far her leadership friend­ ship and good humor. In the afterglow of the s itccaaful fashion show, the club members recalled moment# from the event. Prggy forte's husband. Terry, •porting a French brrrt and a tilting French accent, was mas­ ter at ceremonies far the eve- Cahi iron two season pasaea to the Mount Dora Theater, Joan Krogh won the great dine-around package and Lynn Shields won a television set. All raffle llrms were donated by mrrehanta In our area. The IIWC la very gralrftil for Iheir flrnrrostty. One of the ralllr prtira was "high trn* hosted by club numbers Claris Kogtln and Marge Stenstrom won by Charlene Benner. Laurr Brown of Our Boutique and Carol Audobaloe repre­ senting Adriana's narrated while their models showed the latest fashions from I heir bou­ tiques. Club members ktoiy Dale. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 24, 1998 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 24, 1998. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 24, 1998; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c4b15251d12aba86b45da74d48928a08.pdf e0eae58033739bd42d92f7f6cc998fe0 PDF Text Text RELIGION...5A SEMINOLE COUNTY...2A Historic Upsala chapel renamed for pastor INSIDE Serving Sanford, Laka Mary, Longwood, Oviado, W inter Springs and Sem inole County since 1908 50 Cents FRIDAY, M A R C H 27, 1998 90th Y E A R , No. 154 Dr. A1 at the vestibule of heaven Dr. Al, 77, to realize dream of priesthood By N ick P fc ifa n f H E R A LI) STAFF W RITER B y R o m W h its HERALD STAFF W R ITE R SANFORD - Doctor Al will becom e Father Al on Saturday m orning In a very special o r ­ dination at A ll Souls Catholic Church. Com e early tf you want a seat. Th e friends and family o f Al Fom ace surely will fill the place to see Bishop Norbert M. Dorsey ordain F o m a ce to the priesthood at 10 In the m orning. CNN, CBS. ABC and NBC ought to be there, too. After serving m ore than 50 years as a phy­ sician helping to save Uvea. Fom ace will now try to help save aouls as a Catholic priest. A couple o f weeks before he turns 78. he Is beginning a Itfe he felt called to six decades ago as a Junior at St. Joseph 's I*rrp Jesuit high school in Philadelphia. Fom ace said that a quarter o f the boys In his class at St. Joseph 's entered the p riest­ hood and he wanted to be with them. "But I didn't think I was In thrtr league." he said. "And I turned to m edicine." Now this sam e man who fathered eight N e w T ribes delegation to testify in D .C . about missing missionaries Dr. Al Fom aci, soon lo ba Father Al children (three sons are physicians) and has 15 grandchildren and Is twice widowed. Is n ssss I n Perases. Page 3A SANFORD - A delegation from New Tribes M is­ sion In Sanford will be going to W ashington. D.C. soon. Tw o o f them w ill be testifying before a congressional com m ittee regarding 3 men held captive In Colum bia. South Am erica for m ore than 5 years. The 2 who will uppear before the com m ittee are Tania Rich, w ife o f one o f the captives, and Dan Germann. n m em ber o f the Crisis M anage­ ment Com m ittee and the Executive Com m ittee of New Tribes. Public Affairs Manager Macon Hare said most o f the other m em bers o f the Crisis Management Team will also lie In attendance. "And the wives o f the other 2 m issing men. Nancy Manklns and Patti TenenofT. nre also going." he said. The Com m ittee on International Relations was scheduled to open hearings today al the Rabum House O ffice Hulldlng. Th e hearings, entitled "U.S. N arcotics Policy Toward Columbia* are not specifically aimed at the captives. The main fo ­ cus Is to investigate International drug trade and Im portation. Th e Sanford connection was Instigated by U.S. Congressm an John Mica who uskrd com m ittee Chairm an Benjam in Gilm an to Include the New Tribes M ission representatives In the hearings. The com m ittee Is to turn Its findings over to the Iberlnn-Am erican Conference on Human Rights. (1ACHR). scheduled to be held In V en e­ zuela next month. It will be attended by the heads o f state from countries throughout the North. Central and South A m ericas as well as Spain and Portugal. Mica has sent letters to m em bers o f the In ter­ national Relations com m ittee suggesting they hear the New Tribes M ission people regarding the kidnapping and turn Its findings over to the Iberlan-Am ertcan hearings. Mica wants the LACIIR to urge the Colom bian guerrillas to re­ lease the m issionaries. Oilman has subsequently sent a letter to Tania Rich, w ife o f Mark Rich, one o f the thrre New Trl»>rs men being held by the g u e rilla s . She has been asked to address the hearings on March 31. "Your testim ony regarding your experience since the kidnapping o f your husband Mark Rich b y the FARC (guerrillas) would be beneficial to and welcom ed by the members o f the com m ittee." Mica wrote. Germann Is also expected to play an Important part In the testimony. Hare said Germann was m aintaining contact with the guerrilla leaders via radio for the first few years follow ing the capture o f the three missionaries. "He has only been bark here In Sanford for about a year." H are said, "but I’m sure he’ll have som e Interesting Inform ation for the m em bers o f the congres- State of the county includes partnership with business S y R M S White 'There u sed to b e lots H ERALD STAFF W RITER ,/VLTAMONTC SPRING S Not a disp aragin g word w as uttered Thursday afternoon when the county's governm ent and business leaders held a Team Sem inole rally at the Hilton Orlando North. County Com m ission C hairm an Randy M orris gave an upbeat State o f the County address that stressed the Im portance o f partnerships and team work by the pubUc and private sectors. 'T h ere used to be lots o f friction am ong the cities • a let's protect our own tu rf attitude." said W inter Springs M ayor Paul Partyka. "P eo p le didn't even want to talk to each other. Th e m ore we talk now the quicker w e're find solutions to prob lem s." "I'm pleased by the tone o f the chairm an's a d ­ dress and the em phasis on operating as a team," said Lake Mary M ayor David Mealor. "Our suc­ cess Is our neighbor's success and their success Is ours. There axe no more border w a rs." Morris asked for a concentrated effort from the county, d t y and business leaders to rede­ velop 13 miles alon g U.S. Highway 17-02, which runs from the O range County border to Lake Monroe In Sanford. Th e blighted road touches five o f the county's seven d u es. Four o f the five have Joined the redevelopm ent effort. Casselberry M syor Bruce Pronovost said the d t y w as eager to do all It can In the 17-02 rede­ velopm ent. Residents o f C asselberry and Fern o f friction among the cities - a let’s protect o u r ow n turf attitude’ ..... winter Springs Major Paul Partjkm. Park are begging elected o flld a ls to rid the area o f the adult entertainm ent and sexually orien ted businesses - most o f them on 17-02. "This is a very com plicated m atter." Pronovost said Thursday. "It Is a land use Issue, a C o n sti­ tutional Issue, an econom ical developm ent Issue. W e’re m oving very slow ly." Casselberry, he said, lias not determ ined w hether to have an interlocal agreement with the county as Sanford recently adopted. One o f the m ore intriguing possibilities is Utat there will som eday be an Interchange c o n ­ structed at the Intersection o f 17-02 and Route 436. the busiest intersection in the Orlando area. Such a construction m ight cause two or three adult clubs to move. There are a num ber o f road projects that w ill affect everyone w ho lives in Sem inole County. Mealor Is excited about the w idening o f Rinehart Road In Lake Mary, and the construction o f an I4 interchange at County Road 46 A. n ssss Sss Cossty. Pegs 3A 24 students injured in bus accident Seminole County Commission Chalnnsn Randy Monts charms 400 civic and business leaders Thursday m Al­ tamonte Springs. Greater Seminole Chamber of Com- puttin’ on the Ritz mores President Wayne Weinberg Introduces Monts as the county's m »»*tro . Sanford M ain Street progresses: Should area be expanded? F ro m S ta ff R e p o rts W INTER SPRIN O S - On the w ay to the Orlando Arena for the NBA Stay In School Jam. 24 TUskawtlla Middle S chool students suffered Injuries as three school buses collided. Th e accident occurred on the East-W est Expressway as the lead bus driver overshot the exit onto lnterstate-4; the other buses were follow ing too close behind and rear ended each other. The wreck caused a 30 -minute delay, and 6 a m ­ bulances were dispatched to transport the Injured to C o ­ lumbia Park Medical Center. Florida Hoapital-Orlando, Or­ lando Regional M edical Center and Princeton Hospital. Th e buses sustained (3 0 .0 0 0 In dam age, and the drivers o f bus 2 and 3 are being Issued citations for careless driving. Th e accident happened around 10 a.m. Board members and volunteers from the R)U Community Theatre Group are putting a temporary cost of ttfiks paint on the boarded up exterior of the building. The reason for the paint Job la a special project to ba an­ nounced In the near future. 8hown wMh brushes and rotera In hand, left to right, Carol Kkchoff, David 8cott, (on ladder), Kay Bartholomew, B y N ic k P fs lfa a f HERALD S TAFF W RITER SANFORD - A report on Sanford Main Street before the Sanford City C om m laalon Monday afternoon, resulted in one com m issioner Questioning If the project might be ex­ panded to Include m erchants In the O oldsboro area. Th e question arose follow in g presentations b y Main Street coordinator Jen nifer Slngelsen and President Elect Michael Skat at a com m ission work session. Th eir quarterly report painted an extrem ely bright picture regarding the future o f downtown Sanford. Th e focus o f their com m ents dealt with what la bein g accom plished as the result o f previous co m m it­ tee appointm ents, form ulations and activities. Slngelsen explained that downtown bu ildings," she said. "From that w e w ill be lookin g at what m ight be leased as Is, or improved to make them leasable and up to d t y co d e requirements." She continued. "From that point on. w e ll be m aking rec­ om m endations to property owners about w hat w e believe might be necessary to make their buildings m ore available." She added that this year, the com m ittee plans to expand e f­ forts on this to include vacan t buddings In the h istorical downtown residential area as well. • Regarding the w ork o f the Design C om m ittee, she ex- �2k ■ V | • Hcr/»ifj Sanford Florida • Friday. March 27 1990 S p e n d in g an a fte r n o o n w ith R & B m u sic a l g r o u p P lu sh B y D a v id Like Man7 3005W. hike Man- lilul F r a z ie r 328-5100 S A Y IO K D D eep tn the m su l* .it ih r m riirr ol San lord Xvetnii .mil K.isi D ike Marv B ou lrv.m l liuu \ tunic artists plug .iiv.u .u ilirtr drr.un. Through ti.m i work patien ce •inti -ell s a in th c . liir R ft U m tiM tal group known as H ush m t tlifit £im U becom ing rr.il ii \ Kelson Daniel C'.irev H I.inks Hvton Ho Hood. Jr and sh eru in Jimintr* Miller. Jr c.im r locether anm nd 1995 with the com m on aspiration s that thev wanted the whole wot Id to be able lo hrar their music Quoted tn his bio. Millet sums up the ijuest ol Flush Through our music and out love lor people ol all c u l­ tures ami rates, I prav we can make a dillerenee In tlir way we li>ok and treat each other Flush tam e loceth er m Pensot ola where they tlrst met. .uni as Blanks puts It. "Its been butter rver since." 1lit ouch the years thev have made lour stops in Alabam a. M ississippi. North C arolina, Louisiana and here tn Florida rhe> have played the N ational Anthem lor I n ii Ii the Orlando Macic and Orlando S olar Hears They have played spet tal encacem ents such as the recent Slav in Schixil Jam .it the Orlando Arena, an Oscar tucht party at Dlsnev and sev­ eral area schools They will even be featured in the new L ik rv lrw Middle School y e a r­ book with an autocraphed photo. Tltey have opened for such bic name acts as G loria Estefan. L L. Cool J and Heavy D. Thev cite Jodect. Aretha n JUST FOR KIDS CUT $^ 95 11(*• unUf M aking up the ba nd P lush (Ironi left fo rtghi) Daniel C a ie y B lanks. D avid Lee K elson. Sherw in J M iller, Jr and Byron Jim m ie Hood. Jr The you ng R & B m u sicia n s b e lie ve m sp iritu a l streng th, hard w ork and d e term in ation will le ad th e m lo su cce ss in the in du stry Franklin. A1 G reen. I’ ea b o Hrvson Stevie W onder, ett as Influences on their sin gin g. In a recent Interview , the Cuvs sat down to talk alxiut where Flush has been, w here It is now and w here It Is going. AVe sj>eiul a gixxl lim e as a Croup gettin g to know each other, said Hood It Is this broth rrlv bond that defines the Croup. God has blessed us.' said Miller. AVe all have a brotherhood. You can hrar this cam araderie in their music as they meld their sound to produce ear-pleasing m elodies AVe can do eight songs and send you on an em otional roller coaster, said Blanks There are absolutely no In­ strum ents involved with Flush. They write and arrange their own music AVe try to take an audiences perspective.' says Miller. ‘ Can they feel this song, can they feel the em otion In It?" They are ch oreograph ed and directed by Robert Juquez. of Orlando, and they often collaborate with o th rr artists ■ % ./ r , « v _____ _ J4; T o d a y : l*artly clou dy. H igh s In tlu- low-HOs Low's In the lowGOs. S atu rd ay : Partly clou d y. Illg h s tn th e low-HOs. Lours tn th e inid-OOs. S u n d a y : Partly clou dy. H igh s in th e low-HOs. Low s in th e m ld -6 0 s. M o n d a y : Partly clo u d y . Illg h s In th e m idBO* L ow s in th e mld-OOs. E FR ID AY: SO LU N A R TAB LE : min. 4:15 a.m .. maj. 10:25 a.m .. min. 4:36 p.m.. maj. 10:50 p.m. TID E S: D a yton a B each: high: 7:11 a.m.. 7:32 p.m.. low: 12:51 a.m., 1:18 p.m. N ew S m yrn a B each: high: 7:16 a.m.. 7:37 p.m ., low: 12:56 a.m .. 1:23 EXTENDED OUTLOOK p.m.. C o co a B each: high: 7:31 a.m., 7:52 p.m.. low: 1:11 a.m., FRIDAY SATURDAY Ptcldy 83 63, P td d y 83 64 1:38 p.m. MONDAY SUNDAY Ptcldy 83 64 Ptcldy 64 65 LO TTER Y Hore are the winning numbers selected on Thursday in the Florida Lotlery: Fantasy 5 3-10-10-23-24 Lotto (M arch 21) 0-17-10-32-4 5-4« Play4 84-5-3 Cash3 1-2-7 lit tlicit work "Many of ih r people we have pl.ivnl for have com e up ami said that they have rn|oyrd our perform a n ce.' soul Miller. W hen (hey are not busy d e ­ veloping a new song, the guy* like lo go lo the movies, p a r­ ticipate in some king o( s p o r t­ ing activity or |ust exercising. Hut. they know lo succeed lakes sell discipline and d e ­ term ination and that somelim es means mil doing w hal you want lo do AVhy not sacrtiiee a couple o| years ol your life lor a lifetim e |ot suttess|. Hood said. I’rcscntly. Ih r guvs are helping out the Anthony House, a non profit social service agency dedicated to providing hom eless fa m ilies rind Individuals with opportum ties to confront flic causes of h om rlrssn rss in their llvrs and work tow ards self-su fficiency. "People have hel|x-d us. so we re going to Help them." said Hood. Plush Is donating 11X3 |H-rcrnt ol the proceeds from their song "Im agine", a tune dedicated to those fam ilies who lost loved ones or their hom es I n L it e w a k e o l th e STATISTICS T h e h igh te m p e ra tu re In S a n fo rd T h u r s d a y w a s 78 d e g re e s an d th e o v e rn ig h t lo w w a s 88. R eco rd ed ra in fa ll fo r the p e rio d e n d in g a t lO a .m ., F rid ay to taled 0 .0 0 Inch. •S u n rise .................. 6:31 a.m . •S u n se t....................8 :4 0 p.m . S e m in o le Herald Sen ing Seminole County Since IVON" Friday, March 27. 1998 • Vol. 90. No. 154 Published Daily Except Monday. Saturday & Christmas by Republic Newspapers. Inc • 300 N French Ave . Sanford. FL 32771 Phone (407) 322-2611 Fa*: (407) 323-9408 CIRCU LATION Odessa Pugh Business Manager reran Games Mel.noa Moms Lmja Spiegel ADVERTISING Chris Sharp • Manager Elare GOdens Borne Larender Cheryl Slone CLASSIFIED Keu« Wemer ■Manager Sandy Presley Betty Bennett EDITORIAL Lacy Loar • Editor Jeff berimere Shan Brome Dons Oatnch Darid f rarer Jeana Hughes Courtney Leflerr N «* Plertaut Dean Smith Tommy Vincent Susan Wanner Russ White PenoOcal Postage Paid at Santord Florida and additronai mailing oftces USPS 481260 Postmaster Send address changes to The SEMINOLE HERALD PO Boa 1667 Sartord FL 32772 1667 Republic LEOALS Margaret Staley PRO D U CTIO N Frank Vofloima - Manager Peggy Beehner Freda Betmers Cheryl Smith PRESS A STRIPPING Robed Skip' Coean Mark Sarore Bat Egan Elwm Tyrrek Jr • Head Pressman Subscription Rates lOa-ly 6 Sunday) Home Delivery Mat 3 Months SIS SO $2400 6 Months S39 00 $4800 1 Veer $76 00 $9600 Floods Residents add TS, sales lai lo abore rales Nen ipapers. Inc. fi-ltbrJ •Mr nf»4 I • Utlllif »»••*! u t /f’ffiNvi iflfr 1urtm/t mm irl /inltlt J it)h '• - ' •• V ... . i” . I rfrilff c. . . mA| tUli . \1f.4 Ml i UPm I Ml I I tlt'M Mumpim • Cut f'kr -Jl Itin 8U#1IrSf# 14 Kkf* /kM|4■ ,>4-rU K*»» » If»u sll liprc% i m*m shampoo • ilnlthnl Style /XUr awt iur» uiiMmjrF iimJithm n/Njh lljmut ntfj VII liputl l/IO’ H SANFORD - Th e City o f San­ ford C om m u nity R ed evelo p ­ ment A gen cy (CRA) will hold Its regular m eetin g W ednes­ day. April I beginning at 4 p.m.. In the city m a n a ger’s co n feren ce room at San ford City Hall. Item s on the agenda Include a continu ation o f update r e ­ ports on the W aterfron t M as­ ter H a n S te e lin g C o m m ittee , court house study and the con feren ce een tcr/ h otel projContinual! from P s|« 2A Drug charges A lphonse Glover. 39. o f 120 Bcthune Clr.. Sanford, was arrrslrd Thursday by S em in ole County police. G lover was charged with possession o f c o ­ caine. loitering or prowling, (xissesslon drug paraph ernalia and resisting wlHioul violen ce. Glover was arrested In the 1200 block o f West 13th Street. As officer was Inspecting premises, hr noticed two su s­ picious people w alking anm nd III!' closed establishm ent From ataff reports W INTER SPRIN G S - A cu sto ­ dian at Tuskaw llla M lddlr School was arrested by S em i­ nole County sheriff's deputies Thursday. Clinton Dion J a c k ­ son. 35. o f 1819 Coolldge A ve­ nue. Sanford. has been charged with a lewd and la s ­ civious art In Hie presence of a m inor. According to s h e riffs spokesm an Lt. Jack Cash, deputies vvrrc called fo the school In response to two In ci­ dents. Cash said II Is alleged that Jackson, a custodian, had ex­ posed him self lo two fem ale students on W ednesday. March I I . T h r Incident however, went F o rn a c e Continued from Page 1A Briefs P I« i m w e Hrlefa. Page 3A rd . D ie m e e tin g g e n e ra l pu hlti Is o p e n lo th e Diverse discussions ORLANDO Off The Greeneway at Red Bug Lake Road m >«|iklM m u tarn STADIUM SEATING IN ALL AUDITORIUMS [, I Diverse Discussions a con tinning series s|xinsored by O rlando Mayor Glenda flo o d . O lla u d o Si lent e Center and Am erican Business W om en will Icaturc Aral ell Segarra Segarra. a professional physiotherapist and versa tile lie lot k and Alpine i limber. Is Hie first Spanish wom an to i limit Ml Everest She par llrlp a le d In an exhibition com prised ol an in tern ation al team of (lim lx-rs lo Him the llrsi rver IMAX m otion pictu re of Hie summit o f Everest. W lille film ing she p a rticip a ted in saving survivors of Hie May 10. 1990 hll//ard lh.it claim ed right llvrs Including two of the w orld's lop i lim bing exh ib ition leaders. Segarra can lx- seen at the O rlando Science C enter. Wednesday. April I. h ill) to 9 p Pm ni. Donation Is $17 |x-r perm K 4n clu drs liors • d 'o ru vrrs. <«hlUI>i mill fllq i CTlien,- but iMh llm llrd seating avartahle. F ree parking al O S Gv— garage. Make check payable to O r ­ lando Science Center. Call 514-2143 by ft p.m. tod ay Violence free march r 4 " OK, SO YOU SANFORD - Plans arc b ein g finalized for this year’s 30th annual Sanford Naval A ir S ta ­ tion Reunion lo be held at Sanford's Fleet Reserve h e a d ­ quarters. The reunion, an an nual event, bnngs to g eth e r form er service personnel who served at the air station and auxiliary air station In San­ ford. The event, scheduled for June 20. 27 and 28. will fe a ­ ture special events Including a dinner dance, g o lf to u rn a ­ ment. and othrr a ctivities. Specific arrangem ents and plans will be announced In the near future. For additional In form ation , phone Herb H artley In O ran ge City. (904) 774-5716. CRA meeting i $239 5 L A S I K - l a s e r v is io n c o r r e c t io n SANFORD - Th e G re a te r Sanford C ham ber of Com ­ m erce will hold a M a yo r’s Roundtable m eetin g Tuesday, March 31 at 8 a.m .. at the cham ber headquarters. 400 E. First Street In Sanford. The m eeting. with guest Sanford M ayor L a n y Dale, is sponsored by the E con om ic and Small Duslness D e v e lo p ­ ment C om m ittee. For additional In form ation, contact the ch am ber office at 322-2212. W alton W hitworth. 46. of H ighway 17-92. Sanford, was arrested W ednesday by W inter Springs police W hitworth was charged with DUI. deliver un­ der 20 gram s of cannabis, p o s ­ session of d m g p araph ern alia, resisting without violence anil driving while license Is ?*ih pended or revoked W hitworth was arrested at Hie turner of I'lmherlane and U m dinark Report said dial W hitw orth i mild mil m aintain a single lane Eric Guy. 22. o f 238 A co rn Dr.. Longwood. was arrested W ednesday by S em in ole County deputies. Guy was charged with sale o f heroin and arrested In the 200 block of Bush Boulevard. A Clty/County Investigative B u­ reau agent bought heroin from Hie defendant as part o f an o p rratlon. rradv Navy reunion time D a y to n a B e a c h A N e w S m y r n a B e a c h : S ea s a rc 2 ­ 4 fee t w lllt a lig h t c h o p . W a te r te m p e ra tu re at D a y to n a Is 6 4 d e g r e e s a n d at N e w S y m r n a , 6 4 d e g re e s . W in d s a rc fr o m th e s o u th ­ e a s t a t 1 0-1 5 m .p .h . 8 $ Q 95 Mumpim • Hkm Pry COLOR SERVICE FS BOTANIC PERM'/ BODY WAVF. d e v a s t a t io n tornadoes. "W ere really happy to lie associated with Anthony House.* said Miller. As the new m illennium dawns, so dors the prom ise of this talented band. Through their devotion and determ in a ­ tion. H ush plans lo show the world what they a rr n u d e of. "AVhy not let everybody In the world hear our thing.* said H ood. Mayor’s roundtable ADMINISTRATION i DUI charged Exclusively at I'antastic Sams* ADUI.T CUT Mumpoo • Bins Pr> * LOCAL FORECAST Charles Briggs. 47. of IHO-tB Landings Dr.. Sanford, w as a r­ rested W ednesday by Sanford police. Briggs w as charged with driving w hile license Is suspended or revoked. Briggs w as arrested at Hie co m e r of First Street and Pom egranate Avenue. Rr|xin said that Briggs swerved fils vehicle In front ol Hie arresting o fficer's vehicle. 323-9045 No Appointment Necessary! Sale of heroin charged Driving infractions H ours: M im -T hur 9 a m -8 p m • Fri & Sal 9 a m -6 p m F lu s h i - . i f t t i . i l l v . in a c r o n y m t l i . i l - i . i i n l s io i j i . i i i f i i t f . lo v e . iiiu l\ M trn g th a m i h o p f And w h . ii is s t r ik in g a b o u t th e s e p e ilo n u e r s is h o w in u e li th e y b e lli i r a m i i n lo e n ib o tlv e a c h p t iu il o l t h r u t it le AVe h o p e to r e a l'll e v e n a g e e u l t u r r a m i ra tf -s ilt! D a v id Fee K e ls o n . J .t o l th e c r o u p \ • i Sanford Hwy. 17-92 (til longti'ooil/hikc M an ltd. ( Wal-Mart Plaza, one blink near World Gym) north o f hike Mary lilt'd) HERALD S TAFF W RITER i POLICE BRIEFS fantastic Sams C u s to d ia n c h a r g e d w ith le w d a cts WEREN’T BORN WITH PERFECT VISION, Join Hie V ictory Over V io ­ lence In Sem inole County A V iolence Free C om m u nity Marc ti S atu rday, M arch 28 at I I a.m. will Itegln al Hie Sem inole County C on n Mouse. Park Avenue and proceed to IT Mellon l*ark on Ih r la k rIroni lo com m em orate victim s of violent crim es. H onorary Chairm an Ju d gr Gene Stephenson and o ilie r officials will participate. E n ­ tertainm ent from TaJIrl School of Perform ing Arts, l-ik e B ra n ­ tley Step Show, c h e e rle a d e rs from Midway. G oldslxiro and M llw rr si hools and Ribbon pinning i rrrm o n lrs will be lield at thr (talk Weekend celebration Enjoy fun. fcxxl and m usir at a w rrk rn d celeb ra tion . Gam es Morgan Arnvels Post 17 al 910 Sem inole Blvd. lake Ironi Sanlord slon al com m it t e e * T.mta Rich was with her husband at the tim e lie. alon g with Dave M anklns and Rick TrnrnofT were taken from live village ol lYicuro. Panam a, subsequently disappearing Into the Jungle She and the oth er 2 wives m anagrd to escape tn u dugout canoe through the a s ­ sistance o f friends. Bare said New Tribes off!- Community association! Com m unity Associations Day Is Hie larges) Central Florida exhibit show esjiec lally for Hie com m unity associations in d u s­ try H ie rvrnt will show case products, services and e d u c a ­ tion for Hie decision m akers It is Hie prem ier event for h o m e­ owners. board m em bers, and mnnitgrrx as w rll as Hie profnationals who serve them . The show will be held T h u rsday, A p ril 8 from I to 9 p.m. al Bahia Slirlnc T em p le. 2300 Pcm brook Drive (ofl Maitland H oulrvurd). O rlando T lir rr will be exhibits, s em i­ nars. fcxxl and a henrlR a ctiv­ ity for Habitat for Hum anity of Greater Orlando Adm ission and parking are free. For more inform ation call the C om m unity Associations Institute Mid Florida C hapter. (407J 850 0160 i l.ils arr continuing lo assume alt three o f thr m ission aries arr still alive. ‘ Just a few days before Christm as.* he said. *we heard about Ih r men through a com m unication between a high-ranking guerrilla leader and a high-ranking Latin Am erican o fficia l.* Hare said other exchanges of Inform ation and several sig h t­ ings o f the m issing m rn were rrportrd tn the period prior lo last Christm as. O B ITU A R IES 888 . daughters. Gloria, Flora. Wanda. Tamm l. ull o f Sanford; 18 grandchildren. Epps Mortuary o f Lake W ales In charge o f arrangem ents. i .1 i Ik Eyeglasses or contact lenses can solve (hat problem, but (lie daily routine and lifestyle lim itations they create can gel old. 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Filutowski Cataract & Laser Institute Call 1-800-EYE EXAM L a k e M a r y (407) 333-5111 O ran ge C ity (904) 774-0044 Daytona Beach (904) 788-6696 £ Or f ilutowskj wants you to know that it is your right to refuse to pay. cancel or be reimbursed for any other service. ^ examination or treatmeni which is pertoimed as a result of and within 72 hours of responding to the advertisement ; i for the free, discounted fee or reduced service examination or treatment MARVIN P. SMITH >1 i Marvin F. Smith, 82, Needle Palm Drive, Edgewater, died W ednesday. March 25. 1998. Bom in Fort H erce. he moved to Edgewater from Deltona In 1995. Mr. S m llfi was a retired electrician for S eaboard C oastline Railroad. He was a m em ber o f IBEW . Survivors Include son, Marvin N.. Palatka; daughter, C h eryl Greer. Edgewater. 6 gra n d ch il­ dren: 4 great-grandchildren. Baldwfn-Falrclitld Oaklawn Park Cem etery and Funeral Home, Lake Mary, In charge o f arrangem ents. W U lle T illm a n J r . FU NBRAL WILLIE TILLMAN JR. W illie Tillm an. 71. Sanford, died Tuesday. March 24. 1998. B om in New York. N.Y.. he was a longtim e resident o f Sanford. Mr. Tillm an w as a grocery store operator. He was a U.S. Arm y W .W .II veteran. Survivors Include wife. Annie: sons. Virgil Braxton. Tony. Said All. W tllle Jr.. Terry. Craig. Gregory, all o f Sanford; be a Catholic prlrst. *A bit o ver­ whelmed but ready." he said W ednesday. ‘ N olhlng I've ever done was like this." he said ’ Getting married wasn’t like this. Nrltlier was becom ing a doctor. I know many (tropic are praying for me fm w alking In the clouds, 'n ils Is like lieing In thr vestibule o f h eaven ." F om acr. a slender w h ite­ haired man with a warm smile, said h r feels very much In the right place, listening to the Ix-lls chim e at All Souls, watching (h r children play in thr s< hixilyard and visiting Ihr sick Mr was with a man who had Item Injured and at home four month Hr took Hie man Holy Com m union Looking lo r an upbeat, cost-offectivo w a y to roach m oro pro spe cts w h oro they livo, w ork and spend? W Try an ad in the SEMINOLE HERALD. It s tho best w a y to got m oro ba ng fo r you r buck. {Jf £»cinmolc Herald 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 unrrported until another In ci­ dent was reported on W edn es­ day. March 25. L a k e M a r y ’s O l d e s t R e s t a u r a n t On Hiat date. Cash said. Hie same subject exposed h im self to three more fem ale students at the school. T h r victim s re­ ported the second Incident to school officials who launched an Internal Investigation F A M IL Y O W N E D a O P E R A T E D V\r rr ilrilu.iinl lo protttlinp fiuxl xm uf. ^imh|IimhJ .iial food jlitHtvphrrr (or ihc rnnrc Musi Have Coupon Thr Investigation su b se­ quently uncovered the March 11 Incident and the s h e riffs department was Informed. Jackson reportedly worked for Ih r Sem inole County School D lstrlrl for seven years Prior lo w orking at Tuskaw llla Mlddlr School, he was e m ­ ployed at Lnkrvtrw Middle School In Sanford. Call Us For Fast Delivery! Now Accepting Visa MC. Debit Cards 227 N. Country Club Rd. Open M-Th. 11-10 p.m. Fri. &Sat. 11-12 a.m. Sun. Closed finish his studies for Hie prlrsthixid. F o m a cr purchased a building at 1002 French Ave.. and helped establish Hie S a n ­ ford Crisis Pregnancy Center He leases the building lo Ih r non denom inational C hristian group for SI year F o m a cr said he was a r ­ rested 40 tim es for pro-life protestations while hr was a physician and hospital officia l In Pennsylvania. "D ir pagan doctors 2.400 years ago w ere told not to do abortions, and our doctors iixi.iv arr b rin g told to do alxirtions “ 40 Y ears o f H o n e s t S e rv ic e G reet R a tes o n Q u ality W ork m a n sh ip • Import or Oomottic • Aotomotic l Standard • Lstost Tochnicsl Equipment lor CornputomsO Transmission • • • • Aulot • Van* • Track! • RV i Clutches • CV Joints • loots Erie Towlnq With M i|ar Repairs NitlonwISo Worrsnty Available Ol 6682929 ii$ 7 C A N Y i !; TRANSMISSION REPAIR 905-B S US Hwy. 17-92 DeBary Across from the S S 3 C f P l. Sm okestacks ■ Ills experience as a p h ysi­ cian will help F o m a cr lx- a gixxi prlrst. he said W edn es­ day. ‘ Physicians hear alm ost as many confessions as priests especially with patients about lo have surgery’ ." fie said major; REPAIR I O F F WTTKX0 0M.V QILCHRKST. THOMAS LEE SR. Funeral scrvtecs fur Thomas Izc Glk'hrest Sr.. 50. of Scott Drive. Sanford, died March 16 will be held ul 4 p.m. Saturday. March 28 at New Zion Primitive UapUst Church. 2300 Greenway Street wtth the Rev. Glcndy Hamilton officiating. Visita­ tion today from 5 lo 9 p.m. at Sun­ rise Cliapcl. Sunrise Funeral Home. UU0 Uxnst Awe.. 1407) 322-7383. tn charge of arrangements. "His name Is Jim Murphy." Fom a cr said. *And he likes for us to have a M ass or sorts each tim e I visit. Jim likes lo say Hie gospel and give a ser­ mon Th r other day tie asked God ’to bless Dr Al al his con onl/nUon on Saturday.’ W e re not exactly th rrr yet. I said " Mli heir Sovrn. one of Foru .u r s eight rh lldrrn . Is m ar­ ried to a Duigwood physician, and ts hejatting a party for the area’s newesi Catholic prlrst. “He w ants to make a d iffer­ ence.’ ' Sovrn said. *Hr alw ays has - no m atter what h r did." Since com ing to All Souls to S E M IN O L E S\m ! eo TTIXLU,! In his slay at All Souls. F o r­ nace has delighted the rh lldrrn o f thr parish *rhcx)l with his puppet shows, lie also has a *Hlg Bird* costum e that am u se* both the young and thr old. T h r Rev Richard Trout. Ihr pastor at All Souls Is cunsiantly amo/rd at Furnace's energy and enthusiasm ‘I can't Imagine anyone younger at heart and holler In spirit and more hum ble." Trout said Fattier Al said W ednesday that he ts certain *G<xl will use me whatever w ay Me pleases ” 9HJ is B B S B s a a d C0 MMUNI1XCQLLEQE M issionaries C onllnu td from Page IA to 3A ‘I f o u ’w . J n o i t e d te an L a m y o u r BACHELOR DEG REE in Business Administration o r Crim inology with Saint Leo.College on the . Sem inole C om m u n ity College Campus. fO Please join us on the Seminole Community College Campus: C o u n ty $42 million courthouse In addition to the partn er­ Morris said that thr C ross ships wlUi cities and b u si­ Sem inole Trail will be open in g nesses tn Hie county. Morris In May. and that efforts will said that Sem inole County was ro n tlm ir to secure a light rail privileged to have regional system for the county and to partners like Orange and V o lu ­ have a new bridge built across sia counties. LYNX. and llie St. John s River. He METROPLAN Orlando. Orange Chairm an Linda thanked Rep. John Mica for County helping to get federal funding Chapin attended Hie affair. H r also talked o f thr global for thr road work. Sanford M ayor Larry Dale partners the county had with talked about the city's hopes of Spain. Brazil. Germ any. Rus Japan. Mexico. Chile. having a waterfront hotel and sla. conference center In Hie near Netherlands Ireland and South future. ‘ Sanford lias a chance Africa. to have the most dram atic *Ycah. we were In South A f ­ change o f all." Morris said. rica before Bill Clinton got Adding to tl would be a new there." Morris said. CoBtiaoad from Pag* 1A M arch 31,1998 6:00 p m • R oom : A-202 % /i<r Wurr tsfi'rmMHm nrgunJinjt ur rumpUute CVtUuct %uiml lex, i iMrgt ui SCC lumfmt dfjke l JtUA t H u r l hurt TueuUf 6 ThunJuy 4UUpm * (Ml pm \uinl I rtf (aMeyt at W( iumput \umber u <4<C) JJ8 J04V A Hardware $ Stores S a n fo r d Contlaaod from Pag* 1A plained that bu ilding Im prove­ m ents were continuing with new facade*, landscape Im ­ provements. and strretsca p c Im provem ents for work p revi­ ously accom plished. *We are also expanding to see what can be done toward Im provem ents along the w a ­ terfront and In the residential downtown areas." she added. The Prom otion Com m ittee Is reportedly w orking on a lu m ­ ber o f projects Including Hie fireworks and Ju ly 4th event, the Taste o f Sanford and Wlnterfest. a fund raising event scheduled for Nov. 7. ‘ Regarding the future Stngelsen said. *we plan on having more m eeting which will be open to Utc general public. They will probably be quarterly so we can keep everyone In­ formed o f what Is going on. with the hope Hiat we can all work together In Hie m ain street project." After Hie com m ission m e m ­ bers heard the Main Street Quarterly Report. City C o m ­ m issioner Velm a W illiam s brought up a suggestion. "W e have a good Main Street p r o ­ gram In the downtown area." she said, "but there ts 60 much m ore work we need In our city. For exam ple, why : •* M ■»^ couldn't It be expanded to inelude Hie Goldsboro area?’ W llllam s said the G oldsboro area merchants were w illing to do whatever the)’ could to help bring about a revitalization to that district, but she was cu ri­ ous about the possibility o f having It Included In the Main Street scope. m m * "Ifi1 w ji 55=3t m sr s& m ’W • v ’ 11 S f a r M it a W hile the present Sanford I Main Street project does In­ j ......— clude som e o f the Sanford A ve­ nue area. City Manager Bill Sim m ons explained that under the original establishm ent of the organization, the downtown area was the only section In­ cluded. "But If Hie Goldsboro area m erchants wanted to." S im ­ mons suggested. *thry could band togcUter und contact Hie National and State Main Street program s, and find out about having their own Main Street established. If Uiey could get Hiat approval, there would be funds available from the state to help get im provem ents un­ der way.* Sim m ons cautioned however. Hiat an attempt to be declared as a Main Street area would place any group into com pel 1Uon with others across the rntlrc state. "Anym ore." he said. *lt’s getting more and more d if­ ficult to get that approval * njajg swM»*«w«i60w u riM t TV kMOUifl ____ ^ .TT-T-tI. * VmSSm* H r i . | •4 " i ABL '06t Wli •ts mw v u 'an •tam isms lIMl'ufMr |»n itriti lIMJOt aM UM M O Bvn ROSES a L 4'* ANNUALS »T LARGE C O # V A R IE T Y 9 0 m . a O AL. 4 O AL. a t««Ml 0* V8Tt98« M laasE 1st kiyql 18886 M i Mi (MIMMIlflN* •ISr88>NMM, •11 ,88 «. * » ’> ■SOINVEI MF •tt8its i»«r«f8 •O'* ttS m» * 8 •StfJ •Lam* VI ) lw »* SFiAJ Al 7to* H$*imet httQi SfU tt7| •1(506990 I 1^0 CASSELBERRY ^S ^A N F O R D I LONGWOODIf ^ IXnr 434 A 4J7 10-4883 -331 SO7 E- SSOi St ----- 321-0888J m a r P i * Or 338-7388 ^ j j * JuflU HPBAIH �4 A • S«rr»not« HerakJ. 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E E dPBamaon Road Lergeoad F\ X T 332 E213 O HN TtouVbeood Sunday tAhararw) lO X im Nuaery P m M C H A T S tfv w 9 ift e m YauVf ft 0 * » * n Uruaery nopm Unity CMMBT < UNTTY OF O H UUXO 50 ) t Oenga A«e Oiem to F L 32B01 4C142245 M Sunday • X E liX e m 9 X pm 64u e* by Coco Remoa Wcsleyen W tB U V B M CHURCH OFPAOUb 54*0 WbywdaDf. BwWjrd FL 32 T71 (0 * 1-4 (CaE | 1) MPaH F m Street o r le ft • O ta I 4*ei Leorerd OOorrea Paaaor X T 322-4332 •VWe*a r e Goapaf la Good Neee* S uday S tfv u 9 4 5 am •4omng WorWp 11 X am Cvemrg 1 0 0 pm lAdfMaea uag Wed 7 X pm Piaaaa Srwm vtwr LEa lhAT ua �M#*ra!d Sanford FlofKl.i Friday March 27.199B * 5 A Religion M cK inney to sing out as m inister o f m usic Old-fashioned day Musical SANFORD • Zion Hope M is ­ sionary Baptist C ln irrh . 7 1 0 O range Avr.. will hold on "O ld Fashioned Religious Day Service* on Sunday, M arch 30 at 11 a.in. Conic dressed In you r "Old Fashioned* nitlrc. T lir public Is tuvttrd to a t­ tend. LO NGW OOD - W eklva As semhly. 1675 D ixon Rd.. w ill hold tlie m usical presen tation. 'D i e Ro.ul to U fe E verlasting.* w ritten and produced by Tom Russell, on Palm Sunday at H a.m . and 10:30 a.m .. Good Friday at 7 p.m . and Easter Sunday at H a.m . and 10:30 a.m . For more Inform ation call the church office at 774 0777. Special guests Historic Saint Jam es A.M .K. Church will w elcom e Pastor Jal S. Itallh ro, and Ih r c o n ­ gregation o f M l. Zion A.M .K. Church o f C ollege Park. Oa. at the I I a.m. service Sunday, March 30. Pre-Easter service Sunday, March 30. at 4 p in the Annie McGill W om en 's Missionary M inistry will have a pre-K astrr service w ith sjieaker M inister V ernon "Papa* Jones. Hats and spring things will lie on parade at our recep tio n follow ing the servlre. C om e Join with us for a very In sp ira ­ tional lim e. Preston Adam s Jr.. Pastor. Service appreciation day SANFORD - Palm etto Avr. Haptlst Church. 2626 Palm rtio Avr., will hold a Pu blic Service A ppreciation Day on Sunday, March 30 at the I I a in. servlre M ayor I.a try Dale, r liy and county c o m m is ­ sioners. the Sheriffs D e p a rt­ ment Poltre D epartm ent. (Ire and rescue personnel, c o r r e c ­ tions officers, wild life officers and state law enforcem ent o f­ ficers will he honored. Lunch will be provided for all service personnel and fam ilies. RSVP would be ap p r e d a te d . For more Inform ation call the church office at 323-1588. Reception SANFORD • Second Shiloh M B . Church, 2 ISO A irp o rt Blvd., will hold a recep tion and w elcom ing on lh eir new pastor on Sunday. March 3B at I I a m. For m ore inform ation enll the church office at 321-6760. Trio de Musicals IA K K MARY - M arkham W oods Preslryterian Church. 5210 M arkham W oods Rd.. will present the second event In Its Music at M ark h am W oods series on Sunday. March 3B at 3:30 p.m. The o c ­ casion will feature the Trio de Muslenlr. three professional m usicians who are m em bers o f the W inter Park M uslcalc, now celebrating Its 40th a n n iver­ sary. The trio consists of Nancy H anm an. pianist: Martha Straub, violinist; and Kathy W d d lcy . cellis t. Th e public Is Invited to at­ tend. A free will offerin g w ill he taken. For m ore In fo rm a ­ tion call the church office at 333-2030. Breakfast LAKE MARY • G race U n ited Methodist Church o f Lake Mary. 499 C ountry Club Rd.. will hold a Pancake Ac Sausage breakfast and Rum m age Sale on Saturday, April 4. M em ­ bers will begin serving at 8 a.m. until noon for an all-youcan-rat at S3. For m ore Inform ation call the church office at 322-1472. Easter cantata SANFORD - W estvtew Haptlst C h u icti, 4100 Paoln Rd (40A). will hold an E asier Cantata t i­ tled. “The Hay He W ore M y Crown.* T ile evrnt will take place on Saturday, April 4 at 7 p.m. and Sunday, April B at 7 p.m. 'Ih r m usical will take one Isirk to the m inistry o f Jesus here on earth and fr ll ulioiil the crucifixion and r e s u r r e c ­ tion through music and d r a ­ matic presentation. Th e g re a t­ est prom ise Is that He wlii one day com e bark and take Ills children home. file public Is Invited to a t­ tend. Nursery Is provided txith evenings for ages three and under. For m ore Inform ation call tile church office ul 323-0523 there arc only a select lcwr that are certified to teach his te c h ­ nique. M cK inn ey Is ih e on ly certified le a th e r o f this e x ­ traordin ary tech niqu e In the South East. Riggs' roster o f star studded stu den ts In clu d e M ichael Bolton. Bette M id le r. C eline Dion, Barbara S trlesand. W hitn ey H ouston and many m ore, too n um erou s to m ention. Som e o f M cK in n ey's own ou tstan ding students, both past and present In clu de: Kathy Dam on, star o f “Soap*: Jan Kekliart. soloist. New York's C ity O pera: Dennis Duggan, star o f m ore than ten Disney M ovies: and Julio Eglestas. .Jr,, record in g artist. A im J effries and the late Jose F errer are Just som e o f the oth er stars that have studied with M cK inn ey and his teacher, Seth Riggs. S p ecia l to th e H erald IA K E MARY - As a part o f the contin u ing and exp a n d ed outreach. Flrsl Baptist Church o f M arkham W oods Is pleased to announce that II has en ­ gaged Torn M cK inn ey as the M inister o f Music. M cK inn ey lias an exten slvr backgrou nd In music p erform an ce and music education. He was a soloist al the M etropolitan O p ­ era during Ih e 1970s. and then w as engaged for m o re Ilian seven years as p rin cip le soloist and guest artist al most o f Ih r ma|or opera houses In Europe, lie served as one o f Ihe principle baritones al both Ih r Vienna Volk super and S la a lso p er during his lim e In Euro|>e. M cKinney has starred In m ore Ilian 50 m usicals, 25 operas and lias appeared as guest star ill New York's fam ed Radio C ity Music Hall five times. M cKinney has p er­ form ed opposite such lu m i­ naries as Vincent Price, M ilton Merle. Jerry Ijrwls, Farrah Faw cett. Beverly Sills. Just to nam e a few. M cKinney apliearrd on the M en ' G riffin Show many tim es and was a guest on T ile Tonight Show with Johnny C a n o n In both New York and Los Angeles. M cKinney has Iu rn teach ing th r 'S r ih Riggs Speech l^ v e l t Tom M cKinney le n ow at Flret Baptist Church Markham W o o d *. Singing Technique* for m o re than 25 years Ibggs Is the fnrrm osi vocal tech n iq u e le a th e r In Am erica today, and First Baptist C hurch M a rk ­ ham W oods In vites you to ra il th r cln irrh office for an a p ­ pointm ent to visit with M cK in ­ ney. He is a ccep tin g voter stu­ den ts ol all ages and e x p e r i­ ence: and he w ill be teach in g at the chu rch which Is c o n ­ ven ien tly located near H ea th ­ row. A lnqiiii. Sanford and Lake M ary C om m unities. You m ay call the church office at (4 0 7 ) 333 -2 0 8 5 . T h r first evalu ation Irsson Is alw ays free. Passover Seders DELTONA - T em p le Shalom will host a traditional Passover Seder on Friday, April 10. Services will be conducted by Rabbi Steven David Kane. Upsala chapel named for former pastor The event will begin at 6 p.m. with Seder ut 6:30 p.m . For m ore Inform ation call 1904)789-7737 or (904)7892202. Upsala Community Presbyterian Church. 101 Upsala Road. San­ ford, honored former Pastor Dar­ win Shea and his wile Jeanne with a special celebration on Feb 15. The theme Hononng Dar and Jeanne-Servants of the Lord' was carried out throughout the day. Following morning worship in the main sanctuary, the congre­ gation gathered in Iron! of the lit­ tle white historical church building and the Sheaa, with Rev. Lloyd AJamaha (left) were presented a marble plaque from the Elders and Congregation declaring that this building will be known hereaf­ ter as Shea Chapel. The Sheas have been a vital part of Upsala the past 30 years--27 of those as pastor. Mrs. Shea has served as Elder, teacher, organist, youth leader, choir director and pianist. She is currently Church Organist and Bible Study teacher. LONGW OOD • C on gregation Beth El o f Central Florida w ill hold ns annual Passover S e d e r ut Hie Synagogue, Friday eren ia(, April 10. beginning at 6:15 p.m .. 160 Ibis Road. Umgwood- Follow ing the Seder services and ro m p lrte dinner. Sabbulh services w ill lie held, all conducted by Rabbi M o sh r KIbaz. Ph. D.. spiritual le a d e r o f the congregation. Cost for m em bers are as follows: $30 adults: $15 c h il­ dren 4 to 12 years: $5 under 4 yrs. Cost for non m em bers nre: $40 adults: $20 ch ildren 4 to 12 yrs.: $9 under 4 yrs. For additional Inform ation call Ruth G oldhar at (407) 8947436 or Beth El at (407) 7883729. Egg Hunt IA K K MARY - G race U nited M ethodist Church o f Lake Mary. 499 N. Country Club Rd., w ill hold a C h ildren's Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday, April 11 frum I I a.m, to 12:30 p.m. children through grade 5 are invited to attend. Food, fun and prizes will be offered. For m ore Inform ation call the church office at 322-1472. Eatter service SANFORD - W estvicw Baptist Churrh. 4100 Paola Rd. (46A ). will hold Its Easter Sunday service on Sunday. April 13 with two m orning w orship tim es ut 8 a.m. and 10:15 a.m . For m ore Inform ation call t he church office at 323-0523. Duda re-elected to Lutheran board Spaclal to ths Herald Elizabeth Duda o f Oviedo has been re-elected by m em b ers o f Aid Association for Lutherans (AAL) to a four-year term on the AAL Board o f D irectors. She also was appointed to the hoard's Finance and Audit Com m ittee. Duda has been a m em ber o f the A A L hoard since 1979. AAL. based In Appleton, W ls., Is a fraternal benefit society o f 1.7 m illion Lutherans Joined together for Insurance, education and volu n teer opportu nities. It is the nation's leading fraternal ben efit society In term s o f assets and Individual Ufe Insurance In force. Duda is a volu n teer organ izer and fund-raiser with a long record o f civic, service and church accom plishm ents. A form er teacher, Duda is an honor trustee o f Rollins College, W in ter Park, and a regen t o f C oncordia College. St. Paul. Minn. She also served on the Concordia U niversity System Advancem ent Cabinet, St. Louis; T h e Lutheran C hu rch » Missouri Synod Board for Mission Services. St. Louts; th e Lutheran Fam ily Association, St. Louis; and Lutheran W orld R elief Board, New York. In the business arena, Duda serves on the board o f governors o f Reedy C reek Im provem ent D istrict (w hich Includes the W alt D isney properties) and la an adm in istrative d irector o f S u n tm st o f Central F lorid a. Also active in civic groups. Duda serves on the C entral Florida Blood Bank Board and the Central Florida Fair Board, both baaed in Orlando. ■ j m -» / W j l B tB itlve Mezzo Soprano to perform in Holy fi&Si Cuts Cross Lutheran concert series GET A HEAD Special to the Herald LAKE MARY - On Sunday. April 19. al 7 p.m. the Concert Series at Holy Cross Lu­ theran Church. 760 Sun Drive. Lake M ary, Florida w ill present Dr. JuAnnc Stephenson in concert. Stephenson Is a M ezzo Soprano with a w on derfu lly versa tile range and tone. H er Interpretations o f the songs In her con cert range from boldly con tem porary to warm and heartfelt renditions o f the Classics. Her a c­ com panist. an equally talented pianist and bullet ch oreograph er Is sure to delight the audience as well. T ills Is guaranteed to be a w onderful concert presented In a unique and w arm perform ance venue. T h e concert Is fre e to the public and will be follow ed by a re c e p ­ tion to meet und honor the performers. JaAnne Stephenson Is an active p erfo rm e r and lectu re r in the field o f vocal music. She lias recen tly perform ed in Lady Lake, at T h e V illages, In the Church on the Square's artist scries. Th e perform an ce was video taped, and w as shown on Th e V illages local cable te le v i­ sion station tills past M arch. O th er artist s e ­ ries include. Th e Village, In G ainesville, T h e C athedral at St. Lukes, Bachs' Lunch co n cert series, the Ninth Annual A frican A m erican A rtist Series, In W est Palm Beach. Florida, and the 1995-1996 A rtist S eries in Tam pa. She lias also presented lcctu re/rccltals In­ clu din g the 1995 C ollege M usic Society's N a ­ tional C onference, In Portland, Oregon, and the 1996 C ollege M usic Society's Regional M eetin g In Miam i. In N ovem ber 1997, Dr. Stephenson was Invited to perform In D e c a ­ tur. G eorgia, at the C hicago Renaissance Sym posium , held on the cam pus o f A gn es Scott College. Th is perform an ce fea tu red some o f the classical songs w ritten by F lo r­ ence Price, and w as aired In February 1998 on W ABE, A tlan ta's classical Radio station. D r. Stephenson lias also been an occasional so lo ­ ist at the Ftrat Presbyterian Church in O r ­ lando. and has p articip ated in som e o f th e ir Christm as and E aster concerts. A s a re cita lis t. JoAnne Stephenson Is actively preparing and perform in g recitals to present at various ven ­ ue*. In addition to these staged perform an ces, h er operatic perform an ces Include the roles o f the M other In Scott Joplin's T recm on lslia. the Countess In Le Nozze dl Figaro, und F lo rld lllg l In Cost fan Tuttl. O llie r perform ances Include the singing o f the ’ S tar Spangled Banner* for a 1998 Orlundo M agic gam e. START O N TANNING 8UT 1 0 • GET 2 SESSIONS FREE OH JoAnne Stephenson Is cu rren tly an Assistant Professor o f V oice at the U niversity o f C entral Florida, where she lias been teaching sin ce August 1994. For two and a h a lf years. Dr. Stephenson directed the UCF Gospel ch oir. U nder her leadership, the ch oir perform ed In several venues. Including Bethune C ookm an College tn Daytona Beach. T rin ity C hristian M ethodist Episcopal C hurch In Miami and the Central Florida Com m unity College. In O cala. Also Dr. Stephenson had the honor o f b ein g asked to present the Gospel Choir, for the first tim e, before the Buard o f Regents for the universities In the Florida state system . GET 1 FREE WEEK WITH UNLIMITED MONIHIT PACKAGE rt'th Coupon f i t • • • ^ I 4 It Full Service Hair Full S ervice Nails Tanning Pedicures Paraffin Treatments i BD 323-8029 ■ Country Clot) Square i 740 W A irport Blvd Sanford i'>'t.un9u Dr. Stephenson Is also an active adjudicator, and m aster class presenter. A s an adjudicator, she lias Judged voices for the National A s s o c ia ­ tion Teachers o f Singing. Including Ihe cen tral and regional com petitions, and the Florida A s ­ sociation. A s a m aster class presenter, sh e lias presented several classes. Including the m a s­ ter class for the Com m unity College S ym p osi­ ums held at the U niversity o f Central F lorid a. In 1997 and 1998. Th e accom panist for Dr. Stephenson will b e Kim TUttle. A rtistic D irector and R esident C h oreographer for Dance A llvel TU tlle began her stu dies In G ainesville, continuing al th e prestigious Stuttgart Ballet w here she was ballet coach and sta ff pianist. Tu ttle m ajored In m usic on scholarship at the Uni verst ly of Florida and subsequently becam e a re c o rd in g artist. She received a ch oreograph ic fe llo w ­ ship from the S tate o f Florida tn 1979 and 1986 and Is In dem and us ch o reo gra p h er, m aster teach er and artistic advisor. Tu ttle has choreographed well o ver sixty ballets In the last tw enty yeura. am ong them Bolero. Tango Rose. Don Q u ixote. T am in g o f the S hrew . Muss C elebration, Dracula. Tom Junes and Rile o f Spring. T u ttle served as Ballet M istress for Zurich Ballet under Patricia N rary for the 1984-85 Season. A s D irector o f Pofaht S tu ­ dios. TUttle served on the S ta le o f Florid a Dance Panel for 1091-92 and the faculty o f SFCC for three years. 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DKAIt Hit GOTT Are there disor deni that cause the body to destroy its own blood cells’’ My wife is 45. has lymphoma anil was Riven chemother­ apy. which broke down her immune system Subsequently, she developed anemia from blood destruction Have you heard of similar cases'’ D EAR R E AD E R Yes. I have They're not all that unusual A person can develop anemia from three fundamental situations She’s not making enough blood, she's losing what blood she has. or she is destroy­ ing blood cells In the first instance, nutritional deficiencies an* usually to blame not enough protein, iron or essential vita mins In the second instance, bleeding is occurring somewhere from an injury, peptic ulcer, excessive menstruation and so forth Treatment is directed toward stemming the toss of blood In the third instance, the situation is more complex There are many rea­ sons why patients destroy their own blood autoimmune diseases (lupus and others' rank first, followed by cer lain cancers, severe allergies and chemotherapy As you pointed out. one would expret chemotherapy •which reduces the immune response) to reduce hemolysis iblood cell destruction) - and sometimes it does However, along with affecting blood formation, it often has the addi lional effect of causing the body to attack its own blood cells Granted, your wife's lymphoma is a notorious cause of hemolysis and is probably the cause of her anemia But you should check with her oncologist to discover the cause of her hemolytic anemia Is it the lymphoma or the therapy? The treatment for this type of ane tma is blood transfusions, until the precise cause can be determined by blood tests DR. Q O TT PETER GOTT, M.D. response: The cremasteric muscles are simply contracting inappropriate ly. Although you may wish to see s urologist for confirmation, this ere masleric response is not harmful and will not injure you The aching that you experience is common and should disappear with time DEAR DR GOTT You lost another ACROSS 1 7 13 14 15 15 ech. reader, after I found out you're pro gay. I hope you find a very nice boyfriend Hug's and kisses to you DEAR READER Thank you The world needs more hugs and kisses Actually. 1 have three wonderful boy friends’ my sons 1 love them and I'm very proud of them Your life must be miserably narrow if you pick your acquaintances solely on the basis of sexual orientation — or if your reading material has to pass a gender test for acceptance Many people I know and like engage in behavior that I find unattractive However, this behavior doesn't dimin ish their worth as human beings What difference Hoes sexual orienta­ tion make if the person is sensitive, raring and talented, and contributes to the welfare of humanity’ • IWS N K W M 'A ir n K V n J U I U S K a s s n Answer to Previous Puzzle 45 Chairman — Primary celt 45 d ive a new Brief mo via title to appearances 51 Weeding Jerusalem'a 54 More uncanny country 55 Qtoesy paint Useless 55 Like Mack-tie Approached aflairs Esgrlt de corps 57 Flightless bird □ □ □ 0 0 □ □ □ □n □ DOWN H0 L□ 0 A _L□m 15 Slender flo w 30 Heed motion t Type of oxide 31 The — Queen (Bogart movie) 3 River In Belgilum 35 intention 3 Drab color 35 B iM kel city 4 Rower 's need 33 Actor Delon 5 Goff peg 33 Laef 'a pore 5 Church 34 Like Yale's buildings officiate 7 Type of strip 35 Fuel-carrying 5 F ro m -------Z ship • Russian space 35 Spear station 37 Mabel and 10 Of the dawn Johnny 11 Capital of 3« Ractuaa 41 Roman 1,005 13 Future plant 44 Cambridga A N E HQ DO0 u rn □□□□□□□ □□E □ m □ 0 QQ 0 n n n n 0 0 0 □ □ 0 ol 0 OD 0 B 0 □ □ □ 0 m U □ □ □ 0 GQ n □□□ □□□moo 15 Crusted dessert 31 Eech 33 Absence makes the 33 Classify 34 PuMIc announce­ ment 35 Bucket 35 EdiMe seaweed 37 Pour 39 1M 5 candidal*. Bob30 Biblical measure 31 Fourth planet 37 Roman 3.001 35 One or the STUMPED?^* for Answers • toum t r . a, a w i b ™ e 1-500-454-3535 e i t code 100 D E A R DH GOTT For several years. I've experienced an unusual symptom Without warning, my testi­ cles draw upward out of my scrotum I don't have a hernia My doctor keeps prescribing antibiotics, to no avail Now I have a nagging ache in my groin and I'm quite womed 40 E urltfa 41 TV horae DEAR READER Nature has sup plied a mechanism to help protect the testicles from harm Under certain circumstances notably stress and exposure to cold — the testicles are pulled up out of the scrotum by the crem asteric muscles Once the “threat" has disappeared, the muscles relax and the testicles drop back into their normal positions If you have been checked for a her nia and do not have an infection to explain your symptom. It is probably caused by an ovenctive cremasteric 43 : 43 Concerning f3 wds.) 45 Opera heroine DIN I 47 Eye amorously 45 Three-toed sloths 50 frrtsrmedtafe (p re f) S 3 ------- Clear Day 53 Okie . U " 5T ST O IM trM A hc ■tiV a- l* ,t f **l* i WIN AT BRIDGE No guesswork wanted By Ph illip Alder If you didn't know he was alive too early, you might have assumed that the Duke of Wellington was referring to bridge when he wrote. "All the busi­ ness of war. and indeed all the busi­ ness of life, is to endeavour to find out what you don't know by what you do, that's what I called ‘guessing what was on the other side of the hill'." Bridge experts hate to guess. They prefer to work out what is on the other side of the hill — in the opponents' hands. Suppose you arc faced with a two way finesse for a queen. You can fi­ nesse through either West or East, but arc not sure which way to turn. Rather than guess immediately, there are two plans you should consider Either play _ Saturday, March 28,1998 In the year ahead, the arrMmus aspects of your personality will be emphasized You writ establish a promising course lor yourself and have the tenacity fo te e things through to a conclusion ARIES (M arch 21-April I t ) You wiH be disappointed today M you expect every­ one to do your bidding in exact accor­ dance with your demands. It you're loo harsh, they may not even make an effort. Trying to patch up a broken romance? The Astro-Graph Matchmaker can help you understand what to do to make the relation sh ip w ork. M all $ 2 .7 5 to Matchmaker, cJo this newspaper, P.O, Box 1755, Murray HA Station, New York, NY 10155. TA U R U S (A p ril 3 0 -M a y 3 0 ) G uard against inclinations today to view devel­ opments as negative conclusions before ROBOTMAN* I MUST SAY, YD/RE. TAYlNG THIS BETTS* TWIN MfElLOUl OVUM, IN TIMES OF CRISIS ITS BEST TO WEKH ALL I TWJJ6HT HtRS XE «£ ,o N TV»t SINKING OPTIONS WITH A LEVELHEAP.. TITANIC, kW YOURE JUST SIPPING SCOTCH ■- - — uuf-------. AND SCMBUM6 MCTSS^y on the other suits first, hoping to lesm North oj Z7 m enough about the whole deal so that * J to a 7 5 the guess turns into a certainty — let's » A J a call that Plan A Alternatively, you give e 3 2 an opponent the lead when he hasi only a a 5 4 two choices: lead this suit, finding the East ueen for you, or concede a niff and West A 9 2 6 itcard — the imaginatively named * ’ 332 ? 6 4 Plan B. • (j a 5 4 J 10 9 7 6 Well, is it Plan A or Plan B in this A K J 10 deal? You are in four spades, West A A Q 9 7 South leads the diamond jack. A A K y 43 You have three club losers, so must * K 10 9 find the heart queen. As mentioned • A K above, you could guess to finesse one A 6 3 2 way or the other, but it's much easier on the nerves if the opponents ride to Vulnerable. Both your rescue. Dealer: South A fter winning trick one, draw trumps, cash the second lop diamond, South West North East IA Pass 2 a Pass and cast adrift with a Plan B club 4A Pass Pass Pass After the opponents take their three club tricks, they must either lead a O pening lead: • J heart or concede a ruff and-discard 3 PE qfour ‘B irthday ■ you even try. If true m your attitude, you wA be defeated G EM INI (M ay S1-Junu 30) Your value ludgm ent is a bit questionable today where people and m aterial things are concerned. It you're mdrftarent, you might make poor deosiorvs in each area. CANCER (June 21-July 23) Significant effectives can be achieved today, provid­ ed you don't use counterproductive meth­ ods. Your aim is to make things easier on yourseM, not more difficult. LEO (July 23-Aug. 23) Instead of profil­ ing from an abrasive past experience, you might repast the tam e mistake again today and be subjected to the same con- fq m n c t VIROO (A ug. 23-S ept. 22) Be careful with joint endeavors today; your associ­ ate might make more problems lor you than need be. This couid occur If you're ncx w ih v u i. LIBRA (Sdpl. 23-O ct. 23) Do not lei a surrogate make decisions lor you today that affects your work wNhout fust getting your approval. A rruelake couid be difficult by Jim Middick ANNIE 0K.ODR OPTIONS M S AS FOLLOWS: DPRESS IME ELDERLY WOMEN AW SNEAK 0N10 A LIFEBOAT. 3 ) FlMb AS MANY CORKS AS WE CAN AND BLUE, THEMTOOUR BOWES. 3 ) S W W N N NARCO, scream hysterically and cby for mommy . i i* v -1 v t ■ ■ to resolve SCORPIO (O c t 24-Nov. 23) A poor atti­ tude wA make what you have to do today more difficult then necessary II you tell yourself you can do som ething, the result* will prove this true S A G ITT A R IU S (N o v. 2 3 -D e c . 3 1 ) If you're in charge of a project today, it's beet to let people know you've laid down certain rules to follow Be firm, fnendty and lev. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. I t ) Do not depend upon your mate today to take cere of your responsibilities. What you leave undone tent bkaty to be completed by your vpouM. A Q U A R IU S (J a n . 2 0 -F e b . 18) W hen dealing with a close friend today, give your pal the benefit of the doubt, so your buddy wA feet you have faith in fas or her PISCES (Fab. 20-M arch 20) If you era unduly concerned about your own inter­ ests today, H could prove seif-defeatmg, eepecieJfy in business situations. eitHtyNZAtnc by Laonard Starr X WROTE A NOTE TELLING HER TH t A ir WAS OH Ml6 WAY HE6H0UL0 ee WITH H U NOW, M ... HUFF DIDN'T __ YOU THAT T'P BeCOMiHOTD GUARD YOU, A h n ie T— �®ljc Hrralb Seminole Herald. Sanford, Florida * Friday March 27,1990 ■ 7A THE WEEK IN PREP ATHLETICS Games of the Week Overcoming the odds Seminole thumps Mainland You’re no sports fan if you m / s s ... B y Dean Sm ith HERALD S TO RTS ED ITO R By J e ff Berllnlcke A SSISTA N T SI*OKTS EDITOR Tonight: Oviedo baseball, 7 p.m. at SANFORD _ A ll o f the signs pointed to a potential upset T h u rs­ day evening at Alum ni Field In the Sem inole High School B aseball C om p lex. Lyman S e e ir th e G r e y h o u n d s c a n re b o u n d fr o m » c r u s h in g lo ss to L a k e M a ry o n W e d n e s d a y . T h e y led 2-1 g o in g In to th e s ix th tu n in g b e ­ fo re b lo w in g th e lea d o n a s e rie s o f e r r o r s . T h e y h a d b ee n a t th e lo p o f th e c o n fe r e n c e b e fo r e th e lo ss w h ic h h a s s e e m in g ly e v e r y te a m In th e c o u n t y tr a d in g p la c e s ut th e top . I.ytnan Is led b y a s tru n g b a ttin g o r d e r w h ic h In c lu d e s le a d o lf m a n B illy H ess a n d th e h ea rt o f th e o rd e r . T y le r C a r r. D a vid M i l ­ ton a n d J o s e T o rr e s . O vie d o Is s tr o n g a s u su a l a n d h e a d e d b y c o a c h K e n n c B ro w n . S c o tt F a r re ll, J e r e m y F ro s t. B en K n u p p a n d P a u l W e r n e r a rc o n ly s o m e o f th e le a d e r s fr o m a ta len ted te a m th a t a lw a y s c o m p e te s fo r a trip to sta tes. K n a p p , c o n s id e r e d o n e o f th e to p tw o p it c h ­ ers In th e c o u n ty . Is e x p e c te d to be o n th e m o u n d w ith h is 9 0 -p lu s m ile p e r h o u r lastbail. March 31: Lake Brantley Lake Mary, softball, 7 p.m. at Ryan Abeijon (loti) tripled, double, walked, scored a run and drove in ono and Bront Templeton (above) came on in relief ol slarlor Josh Blanlon to got the prtching victory as Seminole bost Mainland 11-6 at Alumni Field Thursday evening. By J e ff Berllnlcke A SSISTA N T SI*ORTS EDITOR LAKE MARY _ The biggest c h a l­ lenge to the D ike Mary softball tram m ay not be from any o f tls •coi(i|>cii(uE4 in .U ic district or die county. j /lObftLruj . It tt.’ . s tro n g e s t a n d d e e p e s t tn th e sta te. T h e n y o u tiu vc to ta k e u lo o k ut th e D ik e M a ry o ffe n s e w h ic h fe a tu r e s s lu g g e r B r e a V a n S w c a r ln g h a m a n d L y n d s c y M an / w h o Is Just n o w r e lu m in g to th e D ik e M a ry lin eu p . T h e K a n ts' a lr e a d y h a v e tw o s ta te titles In g ir ls ' sp u rts b u t d o n 't c o u n t o u t a th ird . II may be m in in g from the A sm s' girls basketball and soccer tram s. Lake Mary bccum r the first school In Mute history to win state titles In sam e-gender sports during a single season w iien (lie girls basketball learn and soccer tram becam e stale cham pions this w in­ ter. Now I hr Dike M ar)’ softball learn Is o ff to a 15-2 start and Is bea tin g tram s under seven Innings with regularity. The trend continued when the Rums knocked o ff S em i­ nole. a train o ff to Its hottest start In years. 10 0 In a gam e called In the bottom nf d ie sixth. *1 think we all want to win states tills year.' pitcher H alllc So wards said. 'E sp ecia lly a flcr the b a sk e t­ ball and soccer trums won slates. It's our turn now.* Sowards Is one o f three uers on the Lake M ary staff, along with T lie P a trio ts a r e th e le a d e rs o f th e p a ck In th e S A C a n d h a v e th e c o u n ty , a n d m a y b e th e sta te's, b est p la y e r In F e lip e L op ez. He cu n fly a n d u s u a lly d o e s n 't h a v e to sin c e h e sen d s at lea st a s h o t e a c h g a m e o v e r th e o u tfie ld fen ces. B ria n C h a n c e llo r a n d J u s tin S m ith a r e Just tw o o f th e o th e r s lu g g e r s w h o ru ck u p th e ru n s fo r th e P a t r io t s a n d K o b b lc SILz Is tire le a d e r o f u d e e p p itc h in g stuff. Lake M a ry o v e r c a m e a s lu g g is h s ta rt a n d ts n o w o n e o f U ic h o tte s t te a m s In th e co u n ty. B ria n B r e tz c r d o e s n 't g e t th e a t t e n ­ tion h e d e s e rv e s , b u t h e sh o u ld . H e’s b e e n the a n c h o r to th e s t a ll fo r tw o y e a r s . J o s h O 'B rie n , M a tt A llc g r a a n d R a n d y L ew is a r e b lg -tlm c h itte r s w h o p a ce D ie L a k e M a r y o f ­ fen se w ith E ric O te ro le a d in g th e a tta c k a s lc a d o ff m a n . April 1: Seminole at Oviedo, baseball, 7 p.m. T h is Is a s g o o d a s It g ets. Y o u a lre a d y k n o w a b o u t O vied o , b u t S e m i­ n o le h a s b e e n ra n k e d a s h ig h a s 17th n a ­ tio n a lly a n d th ird In th e s ta te . T h e g a m e a ls o m a tc h e s m o s t o f th e p la y e r s o n Lite S a n fo r d P o st 5 3 A m e r ic a n L e g io n ten m d i a l w o n th e s ta te tid e. A ll b u t tw o o f d ie p la y e rs w e n t to e ld ie r S e m in o le o r O v ie d o . T h e 'N o te s h a v e p r o b a b ly th e c o u n ty ’s m o s t lo a d e d b a t t in g o r d e r In c lu d in g P a u lo SUva. T im R a in e s , C h a z L y tle a n d C 3 W illia m s . Sarah Smith and Kelly Harbour, goes every night but It's rare to find a stuff as deep as the Rams. Sowards allowed only one hit. a sixth Inning single to S em in ole pitcher Murid Duval which was d e ­ flected o ff Sowards' glove Into cen ­ ter field. Until then, only t ^ Srm lnules hud reached base w h e n ' the 'Notes put runners on second und third tn the third Inning after a walk and an error. Sowards struck out the side under pressure to keep Sem inole ut bay. On d ie night. Sowards struck out 10 In six In­ nings and struck out the side In the second and fifih innings. Lake Mary started the scorin g in the second when Jackie C risped led ofT the Inning with a sin gle. TWo outs later she was advanced to third and Jill Wolcott lined a sin gle to center to gtvr Lake Mary the lead and all Sowards needed. The gam e stayed 1-0 until the fifih when L ik e Mary brukr It open. W ith one out. Yaruh O tero reached on un error and Sowards hlooped a single down the right field line. Nicole W hite lined u sin ­ gle to score a run an Crisped and PIu m Bee Rem s, Pag* ®A i i . Jackie Crispoll (No. 24, left), who had two hits, and the rest of the Lake Mary infield hold a meeting between innings during the Rams' 10-0 victory over visiting Seminole Thursday night. Lake Mary improved Its record to 15-2 with the win. Fielding woes doom R aiders on road Prom Staff Reports OCALA _ T ills Is gettin g monotonous. Th e best six Inning team In the stale. I.c. Sem inole Com m unity College, again saw a great chance ut a victory turn Into a big loss as the Central Florida Com m unity College Patriots scored five runs in the seventh and eighth In­ nings to pud aw ay for a 7-1 M id-Florida C o n fer­ ence baseball victory In O cala Thursday after­ noon. The Raiders took a 1-0 lead In the top ol the third Inning as New Smyrna Beach’s Kent rede Evans led ofT with a walk. Andres Correa then forced Evans at second, but got to second base h im self on a throwing error. Sanford's Rob Dcnmon then singled Correa to third and Sanford's Phillip Eubanks lifted a s a c ­ rifice dy to center field, sco rin g Correa. But the Patriots cam e bark to take u 2-1 lead with singled runs In the third and fifth Innings, both runs scoring without the benefit o f a hit. A walk, u stolen base und on error plated the third Inning run and a fielding error, a stolen base and a throw ing e m ir got hom e the goalir.nl run. Central Florida Com m unity College then broke the gam r open In the seventh Inning, but again n mlscuc helped. A walk, a stolen base and a double got hom e one run, but the next nut scored on a passed ball. The Patriots ihen closed out the scoring In the eighth Inning, plating three runs on four hits. Providing the offense for SCC were Travis Gam ble (l-fo r-4 with a double), C o n ea (l-for-3. run). Evans and Denmon (both l-for-2) and Eubanks (RBI). The Raiders will be In Tam pa to play Florida College at 3 p.m. today, then return to Raider Field to host Florida Com m unity College at Jacksonville In a M id-Florida Conference doujile h e a d e r M a r t l n g ^ a t j v o o n w ^ S a t u r d a ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ PATRIOTS 7. RAIDERS I BamlnoU C.C. 001 000 000 1 4 5 Central Florida C.C. OOl 010 2 3 i . 7 8 3 Smith. Younuuu IB). Lurkwood IS) and Epprraun Munihv Stanku (8) and Uthtbody. WP _ Murphy (3-3). L F _ Smith (2*51. Save _ rune. 3U _ SCC. Gamble; CFCC. Ufthtbody. 31) _ none. 1IK _ none, Hrcurdt . S C C . 10-23 overall. i s M F C . C F C C 31-15 overall. 6-3 M F C . ★ Monday , 7-0 P.M. Buy 1 Entree SET I FOR .172 PRICEI ★ Wednesday 7-9 P.M. G F C restructures fisheries rule S A N F O R D _ T lie G a m e a n d F r e s h W a t e r F is h C o m m is s io n , to d a y a p ­ p ro v e d a t h o r o u g h r e s t r u c t u r in g o f fis h e r ie s ru les , p rop osed by th e a g e n c y ’s s t a ff in a n e ffo r t to h a r n e s s th e la te s t te c h n o lo g y in fis h e r ie s m a n ­ a g e m e n t. C o m m is s io n e r s v o te d to e s ta b lis h a d a lly b a g lim it o f 2 5 b la c k c ra p p lc (sp eck led p e rc h ) s ta te w id e . P r e v io u s ly , b la c k c r a p p le c o u n te d In th e d a lly b a g lim it o f 5 0 p a n fls h , b u t u n d e r th e n e w ru le , a n g le r s w ill b e a b le to c a tc h th e d a lly lim it o f 2 5 c r a p p le tn a d d itio n t o th e dally lim it o f 50 p a n fls h (b re a m ). A ls o , th e C o m m is s io n a d o p te d a s t a ff p r o p o s a l to e lim in a te th e d a lly b a g li m ­ its fo r c h a in a n d re d fin p ic k e re l. B a g lim its , s iz e lim its , s lo t lim its a n d o t h e r r e g u la tio n s o n fis h m a n a g e m e n t P la a M See T rib e , P ag * ®A “Challenged” Lake Mary softball team blanks Seminole T h e K an ts h a v e b e e n u n b e a ta b le fo r sev era l w e e k s a n d a rc c o n t in u in g to Im p ro v e w ith e a c h g a m e . T h e y fe a tu re a t lu g e - p e r s o n p lllc h ln g s t a ff o f *1f a ille j a d f a a f e f t r S t t f a l l April 1: Lake Mary at Lake Brantley, baaeball, 7 p.m. Sem inole w as com ing o ff a huge upset o f No. 2 stale ranked M errill Islan d . Th e Merritt Island gam e was on * the road and the team got back late W ednesday night from die S pare Coast, C o m m is s io n e r s a ls o a d o p ted a n a s ­ s o r tm e n t o f r u le c h a n g e s to set h u n t ­ in g d a le s , b a g lim its a n d o th e r r e g u la ­ tio n s o n Type I a n d Type 11 w ild life m a n a g e m e n t a r e a s a n d on w ild life a n d e n v ir o n m e n ta l a r e a s . O llie r ru le c h a n g e s esta b lish n e w p r o c e d u re s to m a k e It e a s ie r fo r a llig a ­ arcu s, h o w e v e r, w o u ld d iffe r c o n s id e r a ­ b ly fr o m th e se s ta te w id e ru les . A n g le r s s till w o u ld n eed to c h e c k r u le s fo r In d i­ v id u a l fish m a n a g e m e n t a r e a s b e fo re ta k in g td th e w a te r. A n o t h e r n e w r u le re p e a ls th e p r o h ib i­ tio n a g a in s t u s e o f g ig s to ta k e c a tfis h a n d w o u ld a u th o r iz e J ig g in g a t n ig h t fo r a ll n o n g a m e fish . to r tra p p e rs a n d a llig a t o r e g g a n d h a t c h in g c o lle c to r s to c o m p ly w it h re g u la tio n s a n d r e d u c e D ie co st o f h id e v a lid a tio n fees fo r n u is a n c e -a llig a to r tra p p e rs . In a d d itio n . C o m m is s io n e r s r e c o g ­ n iz e d re tire d e d u c a tio n specialist R u d y H o w e ll fo r h is 34 y e a r s o f service a n d r e tir e d W ild life O ffic e r T o m L a rg e n t fo r h is 31 y e a r s o f s e rv ic e . •M Straps, h f i BA fiiT A m e r ic a n G r i ll & Pub HAPPY HOUR Mon.-Fri. 4 pm to 7 pm 75* Drift • $4.75 Domestic Pitcher* • 25* Wings C h e ck (S u l C lu x S lo ity H u n ch S p e c ia l* 1566 8. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD WINN DIXIE MARKETPLACE 330-1275 �BA • Sensnote Herakt S.infotd Honda - Fni-ty March 27 19*18 IN B R IEF IH H K ljlW X ie . Bodybuilding Chumpionships SAN FO RD _ The weight o f the w orld Is com ing to Sanford. On April 4. the San fotd Ctvlc C enter w ill host the sei'ond annual M hi-Florida Natural Bodybuilding C h am pion sh ip ami Ms. Fitness USA National Q u alifier. S om e o f the country*'s finest 'tlruft free* ath letes will com pete In the com petition with m en and w om en ranging from age 19 - 62. The w om en's contest will oiler a chance to com pete In n ationals tn Las Vegas. t'rooceds will benefit the Sem inole County DARK program and tornado relief v ictim s. Hu* contest w ill offer a variety o f fitness and strength dem on stration s and drew o ver 500 people last year. Kathleen Khner won the w om en's overall title and Rlc M cM Illen took the m en's award. Contest check in Is al 9 a.tn.. follow ed by a contestan t's m eetin g at 10 a m. and preju dg­ ing at 11 a.in. ih e thuds begin at 7 p.tn. with and live com petitors will receive troph ies tn each class. Entry fee Is $20 with an additional $10 testing fee. Youth Basketball at SCC SANFORD _ Sem inole Com m unity C ollege and the Sem inole County ShrrllTs D ep a rt­ ment Police A thletic League Is acceptin g In­ dividual and team registrations for It's sp rin g league for boys and gtrls 10-ycars-of-agc and younger. Legal Notices FLORIDA CASE NO: IB - lf 4 - C P IN RE ESTATE OF C O N A ID W IL L IA M RICHARDS D#C#*t#l1 NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION T*w A d m in is tra tio n ol (h a ■■Mat* ol DONALD WILLIAM RICHAROS. d *c *a a *d . F .I* Numt»» 98* 194-CP n ptndiflg m tha Circuit Court lot Samrnol# County. Florida, Probata Division IS* addr*«a ot which it 301 N Par* Avenue Sanlotd Florida 32771 Tha lu m n a n d a d d r*« » « a ol IS * p»r*onal r*pr*«»ntativ* and IS * p r r t o n a l r*p r***n ta lrv * • attor­ ney *r» »*f torts b*to*r ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT Alt lu r to n t on whom thrt noire* r* served who Sav* obl*ctton» that challenge tha validity nl IS * will IS * qualifica­ tion* ol IS* person* represenlaltv*. rrflu r or |un*drction ol tSr* Court arr required to C * than t.b|*ctron» with ISr* Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF (HE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE O f SERVICE OF A C O P* OE THIS NOTICE ON THEM All creditor* ol IS * decadent and other p *r*o n * having claim* or d ftn a n d t agarntl decadent * * * t a l* on whom a copy ol thr* noire# la aerved wilhirt th r** month* attar the dat* ol IS * first publication ol this nolle* must Id* tS*w claim* • nh this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM AH other creditors ol IS * dacedeni and parson* having claim* or demand* against tha deca­ d e n t* estate must til* thalr claim* with this court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE A U CLAIMS. OEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILEO WILL BE FOREVER BARREO The d a l* ot Ihe I n i publica­ tion ol Ih i* Nolica ta March 201h. 1938 Personal R *p r**a n la liv * Corey J Wood P O Boa 3318 Goldeniod. FL 32733 Attorney lor Personal Raprasentaliv* James Scott Mill* Florid* Bar No 0*13184 PO Boa 2386 Ootdenrod. FL 32733 Telephone 407 628 3231 Publish March 20. 27. 10*8 DEO-166 in y m s e t n e u r r c o u r t OF THE 1STM JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT, IN AND FON S E M IN OLS COUNTY, FLORIDA OSNBRAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASS NO iST- 1SSS-CA14-S norwest mortgage. INC . A CALIFORNIA CORPORATION F/K/A NORWEST MORTGJkOE. INC . A MINNESOTA CORPORATION PLAINTIFF VS FRANK S WALES. Ill IF u v m a . ANO IF DEAD, THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND JLU. OTHER PARTIEI CLAIMING AN INTEREST BV. THROUGH. UNDER OR JLOAINST FRANS S WALES. Ill: ET AL DEFENDANTIS) RS-NOTICS OF FO R IC LO S U R S SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN punuenl to an Order Granting tha Motion to Raaal For#clo*ur# Sat* dated March 1 3 th. IS S t. entered M Civil C at# No S7-1SCS-CAI4-E ol the Circuit Court o l the ISTH Judicial Circuit m and tor SEM I­ NOLE County. Sanford. Florida. I wilt te ll lo the highail and beat bidder tor caah at tha front door o« IS * SEMINOLE County Courthoua* In Sanford. Florida, at 11 o'clock a m on IS * 14th day ol APRIL I N I IS * tallow­ ing described property a * *# l forth in aaid Summary Final Judgment, to-wit LOT IS . PARKER SUBDIVI­ SION. AN UNRECORDED SUB­ DIVISION MORE PARTICULAR­ LY OE SCRIBED AS FOLLOWS BEGIN AT THE SOUTHWEST COHNEn OF THE NORTH 210 US 7EET OF THE SOUTH­ EAST 1/4 OF THE NORTHEAST 1/4 OF SECTION IS. TOWNSHIP 2 t SOUTH. RANOE St EAST. THENCE RUN SOUTH S* DEGREES 44 MINUTES 64 SEC­ ONDS EAST SOI S2 FEET TO THE SOUTHWEET CORNER OF Bowen/Weston Football Camp l-AKK MARY Th e Sem inole P o llrc A th letic le a g u e (PALI Is h ostin g the third annual Ilow et)/W eston Football C am p for boys and girls ages 7 18 years old at the Lake Mary S jjort* Com plex ott Saturday, April 4. from 9 a.tn. to 2 p.m. Form er N ational Football le a g u e and U ni­ versity ol Florida p la y e rs w ill serve as conches lor the cam p. A m on g the players a l­ ready com m uted are John L W illia m s (Seattle Scahnwks/PtUshngh S tcclcrs). Jam es D ates (defensive co-cuptatn for F lo r­ ida's 1996 National Cham pions), lam ls Oliver (M iam i D olphins) and H uey R ichardson (1'lltshurgh S lcclersl. Cam jx*rs must w ear athletic cloth in g and bring a bagged lunch. D rinks and fruit w ill In* provided. C am p T-sh irts will be given to particip an ts and u utogniphs will In* a v a il­ able from the players. f l i c cost for the cam p Is $30 for prereglstn illon and $40 day o f the cam p. For m ore Inform ation and/or to register, contact the S em in ole County I*ollce A th letic League at (407) 330-6600, ext. 263. or Paul Do w en at (407) 830-6509. Legal Notices Legal Notices EAST *71 FEET OF THE NORTH 210 »S FEET OF THE SOUTHEAST t/4 OF THE NORTHEAST t/4 OF SAID SEC­ TION 1 * BEING THE PC OF A CURVE CONCAVE NORTHEASTERLV HAVING A RADIUS OF 297 73 FEET, A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 46 DEGREES 30 MINUTES AND A TANGENT BEARING AT THE PC OF SOUTH 0 DEGREES SO M IN ­ UTES 32 SECONDS WEST THENCE RUN SOUTHEASTER­ LY ALONO SAID CURVE THROUGH A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 23 OEOREES 44 MINUTES 27 SECONDS 123 71 FEET THENCE RUN RADIALLY TO SAID CURVE SOUTH S7 DEGREES 03 MINUTES OS SEC­ ONDS WEST 90 02 FEET THENCE RUN SOUTH 44 DEGREES 20 MINUTES 32 SEC­ ONDS WEST ISO FEET. THENCE RUN NORTH 73 DEGREES 06 m i n u t e s 4* s e c o n d s w e s t 332 SS FEET TO A POINT OF THE WEST LINE OF THE SOUTHEAST t /4 OF THE NORTHEAST 1/4 OF SAID SEC­ TION IS , THENCE RUN NORTH 0 DEGREES 2 * MINUTES 43 SECONDS EAST ISO FEET TO THE POINT OF BEOINNINO Dated th l* 13th day ol 84ARCM. U N (CIRCUIT COURT SSAU . . MARYANNS MORSE Clark ot the Circuit Court By Jon* E Jaaewtc Deputy Clerk 4 ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH D ISA BILI­ TIES ACT. person* with ditabilm e* needing a special accom­ modation ahould contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, at SEMINOLE County Courthoua* at 407-323-4330. 1SOO-9SS-S77MTDD) or 1-S00SSS-S770 via Florida Relay Sarvtc* DAVID J STERN. P A SOI S UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE S00 PLANTATION. FL 33124 (SS4) 213 4000 S7-14SSS Publish March 20. 27. IS * * IN T N I C IR C U IT COURT • EMINOLS COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO: O T -IO S l-C P IN RE ESTATE OF LaVERN W POINTER Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The administration ol Ih# estate ol LaVERN W POINTER, deceased. F il* Number ST1042-CP le pending in Ihe Circuit Court for Seminole County. Florida. Probate Division, the ed dre** o l which *• 301 N Park Avenue Sanford Florida 32772 Tha name* and a d d le ** ** ot tha personal rep­ resentative and the personal representative * attorney ate set forth below ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT All parsons on whom this nonce it served who haee obreclw n* that challenge Ih * validity ol tha will, tha qualifica­ tions ol tha parson* represen­ tative. venue, or jutiedrchon ol this Court are required to Ms thalr Obtactton* with thr* Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE, o r a l u m ^ O F t h i s n o t ic e the IN THE C IR C U IT C O U R T S E M IN O L E C O U NTY. All gam es arc played al tin- college on S a t ­ urday m orn in gs. Cost Is $50 |h t player or S-IOO per team Registration form s ate available al m ost elem en tary sch ools or by callin g PAL at .'1306000, ext. 263. SCC al 328-2092, or a cces s tltr Internet at H TTP://m em bers.aol.com /starsbball/Indcx.h lint. O n site registration al SCC on M arch 28 and April 4 from 10 a.tn. to noon. DEO-172 IN T N I C IROW ri COURT, M AND FOR SBMIROLS COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. S T -S t-C A -1 4 -1 BANKERS TRUST COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA N A., a * Trust#* lor Vanda* Mortgage Ttual 1904 2. plaintltt. ROBERT E HUMPHREY a/k/a ROBERT E HUMPHERY (SS424S-3I -0240). CAMILLE R HUMPHREY a/k/a CAMILLE R HUMPHERY (SI4UNKNOWN), U S MORTGAGE DEPOT CORP. THE FIRST n a t io n a l BANK OF BOSTON, and any unknown hairs, d a n * * * * , grantee*, creditor*, and other unknown persona or unknown apousa* claiming by. through and under any o l IS * abova-samad Defendant*. Defendant* A S S IH D ID NOTICE OF FONSCLOSURS SALS NOTICE I* hereby given that tha undersigned Clark o l the Circuit Court o l Sanunol* County. Florida will on Ihe 14th day ol APRIL. IS M . at 11.00 o'clock A M ot tha W att Front door ot the Samrnol* County Courthoua* tn Sanford, Florida, otter lor aal# and aall at public outcry to the h igh**! and beat bidder for caah. the follow Ino­ de scribed property situate In Seminole County. Florid* lo t M . o l ORANGE GROVE PARK. UNIT TWO, a aubdivtaton according lo Ih# Plat thereof, a * recorded in Ptal Booh 29. P ag * I I , Public R ecord* ol Sanunol* County. Florida pursuant to tha Final Judgment entered In a c a t* pending In aaid Court. Ih * style ot which it in d ic iltd a how*, WITNESS my hand and ollicial aeal ot aaid Coun Ih i* 13lh day ot March. IS M it you are a person with a dieability who needs any accom­ modation in order lo participate in th it proceeding, you era enti­ tled. at no coat lo you. lo tha provision ol certain assistance Please contact Courl adminis­ trator. 301 N Park Ayanua. S uit* N301. Sanford. Florida 32771. (407) 323-4330 *4227. within 2 working day* ol your receipt ol Ih i* (notice ol Forscloaure Sal#). It you a t* hearing impaired, call 1-000*66-8 771 . It you are voice unpaired, call 1-SOO-SM-S770 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By: Jane E. Jaaawic Deputy Clark .COURT SEAL) BUTLER S H0SCH, PA IIS E S Conway Rd . Sta E Orlando. Florida 32* 12 (407) M I-6 2 0 0 Pubhah March 20. 27. IM S OEO-172 -•M-WEtPreee All creditors' ot Ih * decedent and ether persona having claim * or dem and* a g a u itl decedent's aetata on whom a copy o l Ih i* none* la served within three month* attar the d a t* ol the first publication ol this notice must M s thalr claim* with this Court W ITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY 0AVS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All other creditor* ot tha deca­ dent and persona having claim* or demand* against the deca­ dent's aatats must lit* their claims with Hue court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS. DEMAN0S ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILEO WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Tha dale o l the trrel publica­ tion ol th i* Nolica i* March 20th IM S Personal Repress M at nr* Juanita J Pointer 1020 Manigan Avenue Oviedo. FL 327SS Attorney for Personal Representative Jack Withrow Hutton, E#q 2400 E Oakland Park Boulevard Fort Lauderdale. Florida 33306-1102 Publish March 20. 27. 19 M D E O -tit IN TNB C IR C U IT COURT SBMINOLS COUNTY, FLORIDA CASS NOl S S -tS S -C P IN RE Tha Estate ot ELEANOR S BOLL. Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Tha administration ot Ih * Estate o l ELEANOR S DOLL, deceased. File Number 91 1 0 2 CP. ta pending in the Circuit Court lor Seminole County. Florida. Probata Ohnaton. tha address ol which i t Poal ONica Boa *C *. Sanford. Florida 32772 The names and addraaaea ol the Personal Representative and tha Personal Representative’* a Homey ar* aat forth below ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT All parsons on whom this N olle* la served who have objections that chaHang* Ih* validity ol tha Will, Ih * qualifi­ cation* ot the Parson* Representative, venue, or juris­ diction ol Ih i* Court are required to lit* their objections ■nth this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF IERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All creditors ol tha decedent and other persona having claim* or demands against decadent's satat* on whom a copy ot thi* notice it served within three months attar tha data ot tha I us I publication o l this nolica m utt lila their claims with this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF IERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM AU other creditors ol the dscadant and persona having claim * or demands against tha dace- Legai Notices d e n ts e t la le must tile then claims with this courl WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE A U CLAIMS OEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL 0E FOREVER DAUBED The dale ol the t.rsl public#, tion ol this Notice is March 20th 1998 DAVID S COLEMAN Personal Representative Attorney tor Personal Representative TERRANCE M DlTTMER ESQ Florida Bar *210471 Ditlmar Woh lu ll t W.lkms, PA 230 Lookout Place Post 0 ll.e e Dos 941690 Maitland Florida 32794-1690 (407) S39 0009 Publish March 20 27, I M I DEO-1 75 IN TNB C IR C U tT COURT OF TNS SIONTSSNTN JU D IC IA L C IRCUtT M AND FOR SBMIROLS C OURTT. FLORIDA CARS NO: DR S R -M S -D R -S t-W JH RfcjrDFj/kniaiM Ol. -------Charles Wayne Youngblood H usband ‘ Vtclprla Lao Youngblood ’ '* W Wife H O T IC t OF ACTION D ISSO LUTION OF MARRIAGE YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action for dissolution of marriage has bean hied against you and you a t* required lo serve a copy ol your written defenses. It any. to d on VICTO­ RIA LEE YOUNOBLOOD. Petitioner, w hoa* addraaa i t 1103 WINGED FOOT CIRCLE WINTER SPRINOS. FL 32701. on ot before APRIL t3 . 1SSS. and lilt the original with Ihe clerk of thi* court before ta rtnca on Petitioner or tisanadiatety thereafter II you tail to do so a default will be entered against you tor in * rotiat demanded In the petition WARNINO Rule 12 2 *4 Florida Family Law R ule* ot Procedure, requite* certain automatic disclosure ot docu­ ments and information Failure to comply can result m sanc­ tions. including diamiaaal or striking ot pleading* WITNESS my hand and tha aaal ot this courl on MARCH t IM S MARYANNE MORSE Clark ol tha Circuit and County Court By Luanns Woodley Deputy Clark Publish March 11. 20. 27. April 3. t*SS DEO-121 NOTICS OF FICTITIO US RAMS Notice is hereby given that am engaged In business at S022 Ohio Av* . Sanford. Florida 32771 Sanunol* County. Florida under I he Fictitious N in e ol OCSJUI DOOR O O M RANT, and that I inland to reg­ ister e n d name with ihe Oivision ol Corporations. Tallahassao. Florida, in accor­ dance with tha provisions o l I he Fictitious N am * Statutes. To­ w n Section * * t OS. Florida Statute* I M I L t s i t i P|l(k Publish: March 27. IM S 0£ 0-247 NOTICS OF FIC T ITIO U S MAMS Nulica i* hereby given that I ani engaged in business a l 621 Rost I t . . Sanford. Florida 32 773 Sanunol* Cuunly. Florida, under tha Fictitious Nam * ol S -D E N VIR O N M EN ­ TAL I N T I R P R I I I S and that I intend to reg u lar said name with Ih * Division ol C orporation*. Tallah ataa* Florida, tn accordance with tha provisions o l tha Fictitious Nam * Statutes, To-Wil Section SS* 0 *. Florid# S tatu )** I M I Jared 0 Knudsan Pubhah March 27. IM S DCO-241 NOTICS OF FIC T ITIO U S NAMS N olle* i* hare by given that am engaged tn business a l 1300 3 French SI . Sanford. Florida 32771 Semrnoie County. Florida, under tha Fictitious Name ot STATS M A R K ST RESTA UR A N T, and that I inland lo ragistar aaid name with tha Division of C orporation*. T a lla h a ****, Florid*, in accordance with Ih# provision* o l ih# FW lib ou * Ham * Statute*. To-Wii. Section *64 Ot. Florida S tatute* 1091 Wayne Wagganar Publish: March 27. IM S DCO-244 Tim Ramos hrt tho ball hard s i night, but only had ono hit to show lot it. but the senior outfielder still drove in Tribe-------------------C o n tin u ed from 7A J osli B lanton wan m aking his first pitch ing start o f the y r a r after overcom in g early-sea son arm problem s. And th ey w ere playing a less-than a w e ­ in spirin g M ainland tram . And the gam e started that w ay us the Fighting S cm ln olrs defen se m ade u cou ple o f early mtsrues; B lanton w as h aving a hard llm r locatin g hts pitches: and the S cin ln olr olTrnse w as virtu ­ ally silent for th r first tw o Innings. Then Ryan A b rljo n stepped to the p la te. Th e T rib e's n ew third basem an led o ff the third Inning with a triple over thr Mnlnland right field er's h ea d thut started a two-run rally that tied the gam e and an Inning later Clyde “C3* W illia m s' lon g hom e run cupped a srvrn ruu outburst as S em in ole built an 11-2 lead und w altzed to an 1 1-6 Class fiA-D lstrirt 5 triumph. A nother kry to th r com eback w as Brent Tentplrton . w ho rrllevrd Blanton after the second Inning and ga vr u p no runs on one hit over the n rxt fou r Innings before gettin g touched for four runs In th r top o f th r seventh Inning. Th e Tribe, w ho are gettin g votes In the C lass 5A state poll this w eek. Im proved to 13-5 with th r victory and w ill host Spruce Creek In a n ­ o th er C lass 5 A -[)IM rirt 5 contest on Saturday startin g at 1 p.m. T ltr B u ccan rers look a 2-0 lead In th r lo p o f the first Inning as Brokaw led otr and reached on an error and S p en cer bunted for a hit when B lanton slipped and fell trying to m ake a play on the ball. A w ild pitch m oved the runners up a base before Brokaw scored on a single b y Cash and S pen cer cam e platew ard on a sacrifice fly by C ou sin s. But Blanton found the range a fter that, retir­ ing five o f the )ns% six batters he faced, three by strike out. J * ■ * * A beljon led oft the third for Sem inole with hts triple and scored an out later o n a single by Ned Raines. A fter R aines w as throw n out stealing. Paulo Silva doubled, went to third on a sin gle by Tim R aines and scored on an Infield single b y C h a z Lytle. M ainland could have gotten out o f the fourth Inning with no runs, but a m lscue open ed the flood gates. W ith one out. B ill Joh n son got all the w ay to second w hen the B u ccan eer outfielder dropped one run and scored ono and also throw out a runner at tho plato to hotp Semtnoio boat Mainland 11 -6. hts fly ball. Johnson m oved over to third an a wild pitch us A b rljon w alked and cam e hom e on a grounder by A n d y Hull. Ned Ralitrs then singled again and Silva loaded thr basrs w hrn Ills grou ndrr was tkootrd. Tim R aln rs wulkrd to forcr hom e n nnt and Lytle doubled tn two runs ahead o f W il­ liams* blast o v rr th r Ir ftc r n tr r field frn cr. Th e T rilie scored Its final two runs In thr b o t ­ tom o f the sixth Inning, again with help front Mainland. Lytle w as hit liy a pilch , hut was rru srd on a W illiam s grounder. Donald T a ylo r then singled lo left, but the ball got through the fielder und W illiam s scorrd all the way from first. Taylor w as thrown out trying to get to third, but Johnson w ulkrd before AI>eiJon again went deep to right field for a double and an RBI. T rm p lrto n . w ho ran hts record to 2-1 on Ihe season and entered the gam e with an 0.70 KRA. wits outstanding for four Innings, allow ing only one lilt, which w as erased on a double play, ant tw o wnlks. T ltr Bucs got to tltr senior rightluindrr In thr seventh as Rothrock doubled and went to third on an error. M oore grounded out to seo rr Rothrock and Trom bley singled. Brokaw drew a walk and. after a wild pitch. S pen cer singled to score T rom blry. hut Tim R aln rs gunned down Brokaw at thr platr on a great throw to Taylor. Cush then launched a two-run hom e nut. but T rm p lrto n got out o f the Jam when John son m ade a strung throw from deep tn ttir hole be­ tween short and third to gun out C ousins und end the gam e. Providing the offen se for llie Tribe w ere A b e l­ jon (2-for-3 with a triple und a double, one not scared, one RBI), Lytle (2-for-3 with a double, one run scored, three RBI). Ned Raines (2-for-3. one run scored, on e R B I). W illiam s (1 -for—I w ill] u hom e run. two runs scorrd. three RBf). Silva (l-fo r-3 with a double, two n m s scored). Tim Raines (I-fo r-3 . on e run scored, on e RBI). T a y ­ lor (l-far-31. Hall (l-fo r-4 , one run scorrd, one RBt) and John son (two runs scored)._____________ n o R T m o iK u m o L is 1 1 . bu ccan eers a 300 000 4 . a s a 003 703 ■ _ 11 11 3 MstRiiNd ■sflslMGl* Full, ( tarpjm |4I and Wmlry lUanton. Irniplrlun I II and Taytar. Wl> . Trmplnan (2-1) U* . r«Jl Save n o t 211 Mainland. Utxhiurk: Srarinutr. Silva. Lytle Aljrtysi Oil _ Semtnolr. Atactjun. HR . Mainland Caah: Semuvjr WSUaint Itrrord _ Seminole 13 3 Shupe Costlamsd from 7A The next C o m m is s io n m eetin g w ill take place M a y 2 1 -2 2 at C o c o a B each . A ll G F C m e e tin gs a rc o p en to the pu blic. SHUPE'S SCOOP DEADLY TACTIC FOR SPECKLED PERCH IS JIGGING IN DENSE COVER AND AROUND STRUCTURE SUCH A S PIUNGS, ETC. USE A WHITE "NO ALIBI" JIG TIPPED WITH A M IS­ SOURI MINNOW ON A CANE POLE WITH ABOUT 6-8 FEET OF 10 POUND TEST LINE AND SIMPLY JIG AROUND LIKELY LOOKING STRUCTURE. A Inside Die l*ort. sn ook, flo u n d e r and sh cepsh cud h ave been provid in g fair a c ­ tion. S n o o k a rc h illin g live p ln flsh fished n e a r the n in n y pilin gs a n d dock s. Trout a n d red fish a re scattered In the B a n a n a a n d In dian Klvcre. FISHING FORECAST The river Is g re a t fo r b o a tin g , bu t forget tryin g to find fish. T h ey a re r o a m in g a c re s a n d a c re s o f n e w ly flooded a re a s. B a s s fis h in g will b e fair tn local lak es a n d In the W ck lvn River w ith la rg e sh in e rs. Plastic w o r m s w ill a lso w o rk well. S e b a stia n In let Is featu rin g fair sn o o k action , a lo n g w ith scattered flou n der, redfish, trou t a n d blu eflsh . T h e best a ll-a r o u n d ofTerlng Is a b a re Jig tipped w ith a la rg e live sh rim p . W o r k th is rig slo w ly a r o u n d rocky stru c tu re fo r s u re strikes. C a p ta in J a c k a t Port C a ­ n a v e ra l rep o rts that h ig h se a s h ave kept b o a ts In port. B lu e flsh a n d shecj>shead con tin u e to dom in ate the a c ­ tion a t r p n e e Inlet- D ru m , red fish a n d Jack c rrvalle c a n a lso b e c a u g h t In fulr n u m ­ bers. Live o r dead sh rim p Is the lo p bait, b u t sh ccp sh cad h ave a preference for fiddler c ra b s. lY o u t a n d redfish a re slo w tn M o sq u ito Lagoon d u e to cool w eath er, b u t the w a rm w e a th e r this w eek sh o u ld m ake a n Im prove­ m ent. Ram s--------Conti* agd Cm * 7A Lindsey Manx Iolio wed with singles of their own. By the time the in­ ning was over, the Rams led 60. In the bottom of the sixth, Lake Mary scored four more runs and the gam e ended when Wolcott Ida a two-run single to enforce the six-run rule. Bring Tins Ad Fnt ?0‘ Discount On Ret) Priced Mirrchditthse Office Furniture & Despite the loss, Seminole Is off to its best start since Dave Rogers took over the program five years ago. *1 know they aren't 10 runs better than us.* Rogers said. "We can still win districts. We haven't been 6-4 tn years so we're over the hump.* The Rams will host Lake Brantley next Tuesday at 7 p.m. before heading to the Dunedin Tournament next weekend. The Fighting Scmlnoles will travel to Daytona Beach for a 4 P-m. C lass SA-Dlstrlct 5 game against Mainland today, then host Oviedo next Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. M odular Furniture • V* ’ V i £ ^ 1 S Decor I te m and Morel Longwood Business Liquidators Monday thru Saturday 10am • 6pm (407) 696-9690 �Seminote Herald, Sanford. Florida - Friday, March 27,1998 • 9A People Re g a l Nutrition facts aid thirsty juice lovers • The heading ‘ Nutrition Facts* signals the new food la ­ bel. • Serving size Is based on a typical amount eaten and Is listed In household measures. • The Percent Dally Value tells you how much of the rec­ ommended dally amount of each nutrient Is In a serving of the food or beverage. Rend the Nutrition Facts punel for vitamin C content. You will find that many 100 percent Juices contain less than 100 percent of the rec­ ommended Dally Value of vita- CONSUM ER FOCUS BARBARA HUGHES/ GREGG min C. See the graph for Per­ cent Dally Value Information on vitamin C. Note the Nutrition Facts panel does not distinguish b e ­ tween natural and added sug­ ars--both are listed under Sug­ ars. That's because nutrition­ ally. there Is no difference b e ­ tween fructose (fruit sugar) found naturally In fruits, and added sugars such as high fructose com syrup. Scientific evidence shows our bodies Don’t be concerned If you see water and sugAr listed on the Ingredients section of the panel. All Juice products con­ tain water and sugar. Since 100 percent Juices like orange Juice are made from fruits naturally high In sugar and w a ­ ter. the sugar and water aren't listed separately as Ingredi­ ents. Other Juices or Juice drinks, such as cranberry, are made from fruits with a natu­ rally concentrated tart taste that requires a sweetener. These Juices are blended with water and sweeteners to make them palatable. In the end. all juices and Juice drinks have about the same amount of fruit It’s Ilard to believe we are In the last quarter of this school year. During the remainder of the year, students will be ex­ pected to prove mastery of a lot of material through tests, they will also likely be required to take standardized tests indi­ cating grade equivalent achievement using national norma. High school students are expected to take even more tests, with a standard high school diploma being contin­ gent on passing the High School Competence Test (H S C n . With so much Importance placed on test results, we want our children to get the best possible score on each one. One of the biggest problem s some kids face la their fear of taking teats. So. as parents we Fa m il y COUNSELOR MARY BALK need to help our children over­ come their anxiety. It Is Impor­ tant that your child knows that you love him or her regardless of how they do on any test. O f course, you expect them to do the best they can. but regard­ less of the test’s outcome, your love and acceptance remain unchanged. Then let them know that there are specific skills that will help them do better on tests. 1 IN BRIEF Blood Bank Central Florida Blood Bank Is asking donors of all types of blood • especially O-typc d o ­ nors - to donate at Its Sanford branch. 1302 E. Second St. For Information, call 322-0622. TO PS TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sen­ sibly) Chapter #621 meets every Monday, from 10-11:45 a.m.. at the Sanford Alliance Church. 1401 S. Park Ave., Sanford. For Information, call 321-9240. Visitors are wel­ come. Sanford Rotary Rotary Club of Sanford meets every Monday at noon, at the Marina Hotel. Sanior actlvltlaa Lake Mary Seniors Invite anyone 55 years of older to Join them In two weekly activities on Monday: Woodcarvcra. from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Gam es from 1 to 3 p.m.. at the Frank Evans Center. 158 N. County Club Road. Sanior amploymant An employment program sponsored by AARP Senior Community Service Employ­ ment Program is held at the Sanford National Guard A r ­ mory. 915 E. First St., Monday through Friday. Interview hours are 8 a.m. to 1 p in . Telephone: 324-8006. The program assists seniors. 55 and over, to return to the work place. AARP The Winter Springs Chapter of AARP meets the third Mon­ day of the month, at 1:30 p.m.. at the Winter Springs Senior Center off Edgemon Avenue. Senior citizens. 50 and over, are Invited to attend. For Information, call Marian Doltn, 327-7334. Gamblsrs, famlllns Gam blers Anonymous and Oam-Anon for family and friends, meet separately Mon­ day and Friday (non-smokers) at 7:30 p.m.. Church of the Oood Shepherd. 331 Lake Ave., Maitland. For more Informa­ tion. call 236-9206. Narcotics Anonymous Narcotlca Anonymous meets Monday at 8 p.m. at the Pres­ byterian House of Goodwill. 317 Oak Ave.. Sanford. Lakosido Lions The Sanford Lakeside Lions Club meets the first and third Monday of the month, at 7.-00 p.m.. at the Marina Hotel. Visitors and new members are welcome. For Information, call Matt Altemoae. 322-8545, or David Hall, 330-5238. Historical Commission The Lake Mary Hiatorlcal Commission meets at 7 p.m.. the first Monday of the month, at the Frank Evans Center, 158 N. Country Chib Road. Contact Jam es Thompson at 322-9432 for more information. Canear Support Support, Hope and Recovery, B .H A R ., meets every Monday afternoon at 5 p.m. at Central Florida Regional Hospital In the far com er of the dining room. This Is a self help sup­ port group for all cancer survi­ vors, whether In treatment now or finished with It. Call 3248737 or 322-7785 for more In­ formation. Practical Nursss The Licensed Practical Nurses Association of Florida, Inc., meets the second Monday of the month at 6:309 p.m. at KUamey Baptist Church. 701 Formoso Ave.. C.E.U. class provided each month. All meetings are open to LPNs and to students and graduate LPNs. For Information call 299-4321. Plgaon Fanclara The Central Florida Pigeon Fanciers Association meets the [ third Monday of each month at the Seminole County Agrtcul[ tural Center. 4300 Orlando Drive. Sanford. For InformsFtlon. call Art or Jean Anderson at 831-8033. VFW, Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign W ars and the Ladles Auxiliary of Sanford Post 10106 meet the third Monday at 7.-00 p.m. at the post home. 2644 S. Sanford Ave. 1. Be sure to read the direc­ tions carefully. If there Is something you don’t under­ stand about the directionsASKI 2. Skim over the test quickly to plan how much time you need to allot to each section. It’s usually smart to answer the easiest questions first, then go back and spend more time on the harder questions. 3. If you come to a question you don't know, skip It. Answer all the questions you do know, then go back and either try to do the ones you’re not sure of or guess If there Is no penalty for wrong answers. 4. Look for ‘ d u e words* on true-false questions. When you see words such a s ‘ all*, ‘ every*. e u ro f o r lo n e lin e s s is e a r in g DEAR ABB Y: Is the following happening all over the country, or Is it Just happening in the Southern states? I mean, females going all out to get s man. My husband and I ate retirees who nave moved to Florida for our so-called "golden years,* and this is the second time that this has hap­ pened. The moat recent incident concerns a somewhat youngar younger woman (a dark in s food specialty shop) who used sexy conversation and spoken intimacies to attract my husband - who will be 80 years TITANIC 12 30 4 1$ • 00 MAN IN THE IRON MASK 12414 107131010 ’ too 100 4 00 7 00 ( 30 MR. NICE GUY D «l« 12 43 2 43 4 43 ( 00 1020 WILD THINGS 1 1 0 4 X 7 4 3 1010 MEET THE OEEOLES (fOl 1230 230 4 X 743 (4 3 THE NEWTON BOYS C om E c o n o m is t In q u ir ie s m ay ba d ire c te d to h e r e t th e C o o p e ra tiv e GOOD WILL HUNTING 100 4 10 713 1000 m i* ________ 1 10 4 0 0 7 0 0 (4 0 E x te n s io n S e rv ic e , 2 5 0 W . C o u n ty H o rn * R o o d , S a n fo rd , F I. 2 2 7 7 3 o r phone 3 2 3 -2 5 0 0 . E x t SSS6 , LA. CONFIDENTIAL U.S. MARSHALS GREASE 1TO) 1 2 0 4 2 0 7 X 1000 « M NOTI S H O T a SS: S MO U )P!R 12117954 > ftc J L !u c(u f J J o ttc 'U f M o n e y Orders 39' ‘ none* or 'always*, you can probably eliminate that choice as the right answer. DORALS & 6 .P .C *9.99 5. Finally, always check your work before turning the test In. Be sure you followed the direc­ tions and didn't make any careless errors. On tests which will be scored electronically, be sure that there are no pen­ cil marks In areas other than where you have marked your answers. ♦ TAX CARTON WINSTON & CAMEL FILTERS CHECK CASHING * 14.49 - TAX CARTON 1 t i ll S A W OHO AVI These tips will help your child gain test-taking confi­ dence and Improve perform ­ ance on these all-important teata. I .it 13111 S I I S A W OHO • \? 7 38H4 O f ? I ** M D O Mary M k la a . . . 1842, Ex. 210. !i\ f c 'jd M r * 1 ET JA I-A L A I Fu# Cant sfcnuicattmg from FL, CA. KY, NY, PA WED. thru SAT. 7:30 P.M. THURS. A SAT. NOON: SUN. 1 P.M. Also Sknulcast from Mtert and Darts Jsi-Alai WWW QtMTECM NFTORLANOOUAULM It's the store you remember with ADVICE gifts you love! • Muffy VcndcrBcar • Crane Stationery • Crabtree Sl Evelyn • Seagull Pewter • Vera Bradley • Boyd's Bean • Caspari _ • Lampe Berger • Christopher Radko • Roc hard Limoge ABIGAIL VAN BUREN old his next birthday, but doesn't look it. I am afraid that if this business continues, I will use physical vio­ lence on this person. 1 don't know what to do otherwise. Please help me. R.L. IN WINTER HAVEN, FLA. SU he DEAR R.L.t Calm down — there is no guarantee your hueband la buying what aba's 'W il­ ing." A word to the owner at tho •hop should bo suffielant to stop tho probloat. Or you can take your business elsewhere. Violence la not a viable option. Unique sifts, stationery and invitations Located next to General Cinema at Lake Mary Centre, east of 1-4 at Lake Mary Blvd. and Lake Emma Road D EAR ABB Y: The letters you receive about the kindness of strangers are always enjoyable to read. Let me take this opportunity to thank the gallant young man who, during an unexpected gust of wind, chased after my wig as it roiled across the library parking lot Sign m s... NO W COVERED IN PHOENIX w /l 829*2244 Join us jot the_ 34th Annual Klw anls Pancake Day DBAS GRIEVING: Plaasa Although there 1 7 -32 a 3 2 4 - 0 1 1 5 B a rb a ra H u g h a s /Q re g g la th a S o m ln o te C o u tn y E x te n s io n H o m e presence eases fears o f patients in nursing homes DEAR ABBY: I have waited for more than two months to write this letter, and many prayers have been said to Our Father to help me get it right I have traveled from the South­ west to the Northeast visiting nurs­ ing homes with family members and dear friends, as well as doing volunteer work in them years ago. 1 have seen people there with cancer, Aliheimer’s, emphysema, and some who were just old and sick. The staff in some homes is not very kind to many of the lonely residents. Please, Abby, urge your readers who want to do something worth­ while to volunteer in nursing homes. I have been there and hoard the residents crying out for their family members by name all night. I would and stop go up and down the halls ; to pat them on the hand or bruin their hair. Please tell families to stay with the loved ones when their days are numbered — or hire, ask or even beg someone to be by their side. Believe me, they are scared to death, and no medicine I have seen completely eredicetec the My darling sunt, whom I loved dearly, died last Thanksgiving Day of cancer — so beautiful, but so afraid of being alone. There was no way I could leave. She would say, ■Plseee don't leave ... Pm afraid,* and so 1 stayed. Abby, I nope your readers will what Pva said to heart. After all, any one of them could be next GRIEVING IN ORANGE. TEXAS HW V _______ 120 4 40 7 30 ( 30 Some tips fo r taking mastery tests Dear Parents. 3S80 H DEAR ABBY: I am having s dif­ ficult time trying to find the correct name for a flinrtkm. and I'm asking for your help. Ths function I ’m referring to is a stirtogether where food Is served after s funeral and burial. Generally it Is held at a church social hall or a community center. Thank you, Abby. I'm waiting for your reply. EDWARD C. HOGGE, BEN A, V A To Banaftt 20 Chartttea Saturday, March 28,1998 * Sanford Civic Center Sorvlng 6:00 R-m. to 2:00 p.m. M eal Donation: $3.00 Per Person Tike-out end Second'%AvilUble Other Activities! Merchandise Mart Fresh Produce Silent Auction Entertainment Bake Sale DEAR EDWARD: Thera is no term tar U. In the Jew­ ish religion, U's called "sitting shiva" — and during washlong p e r io d , friends and rate- Door Pities All Day! Tickets Avaflakk At Sanford < Sanford Mnsnani or < family. In the Christian railgfoas, It might be called a wake. ^ For Info C*ll: PhU Gunter 668-1615 or Walt Smith 323-5068 - Hers ere four features of the food label: • The Percent Dally Values for vitamins A and C. calcium and Iron will appear on all la ­ bels. Percent Dally Values for other vitamins or minerals may also be listed If that nutrient has been added to the food. When you look at the new Nutrition Facts panel on Juices and juice drinks, you’ll notice that It states the percentage of Juice In the product, lik e many customers, you may believe that 10 percent Juices are nu­ tritionally superior. However, the percentage of Juice has lit­ tle bearing on nutrition value. Here’s how to use the new Nu­ trition Facts panel to compare the nutrition value of Juices and Juice drinks. J T< LAKE M A R Y C IN E M A 10 solids, water and sweeteners. Remember, the key to good nutrition Is b a la n re -e a lln g a variety of foods In amounts that arc right for your lifestyle. For more Information: The American Dietetic Assoclatlon/Natlonal Center for Nutri­ tion and Dletlcs. For answers to your food and nutrition questions and to get a referral to a registered dietitian In your area, call the Consumer Nutri­ tion Hot Line at 1-800/3661655. cannot distinguish between naturally occurring and added sugars. That means regardless of whether a Juice or Juice drink Is naturally sweet or Is sweet­ ened. the sugars are used by the body the same way. bonus M O IIP ' IV . ------------ Juice lovers thirsty for nutri­ tion Information will welcome the new ‘ Nutrition Facts* p a n ­ els. which are beginning to a p ­ pear on food and drink prod­ ucts. The new food labels are required by law and regulated by the Food and Dnig Adm ini­ stration (FDA). The food labels make It easier for you to make Informed food choices. They serve as a guide to help you choose the foods that meet your needs. ■ C IN E M A S '? : �10A S^rruno** H fraK j Santcyd FL y* Legal Notices IN T M I CIRCUIT COURT Or T N I H T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. 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Flarida C a t# • 90 04 00 CA IS A Firat U n io n N a tio n a l Bank c f F lo rid a .. P la in tiff va A la ta n d a i A b b a ta , D a*andanta NOTICE OF SHERIFF S SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN th a t by v irtu a o f th a t c a rta m W f't o* E a a c u tio n la tu a d o u t o f a n d u n d a r th a a #a l o t th a C irc u it C o u rt of S a m m o la C o u n ty . F lo rid a . C u t • 9 6 0 4 0 0 C A - 1 S-A u p o n a fin a l tu d g m a n t ra n d a ra d in th a a fo ra a aid c o u rt o n th # 2 0 :h day o f O c to b # r A D 1996 m th a t c a rta*n c a t# a n td la d F.rat U n io n N a tio n a l B ank of F lo rid a . P la in tiff v t A i#» a n da r A tb a fa . D u fa n d a n t w h ic h a *o r# *a d W» t o f l ia c u t i o n w i t da><«arad to • ii S h # n ff o f S a m m o la C o u n ty . F lo rid a a n d I h a *# l#vtad u p o n a ll th a rig h t, fitta and m ta ra a t o f th a d a fa n d a n f m th a toU ow m g d a t e b a d p r o p a r ­ ty. aa d p ro p a H y b am g lo c a l# d in S a m m o la C o u n ty . F lo r id a , m o ra p a rtic u la rly d a te n b a d aa fOllOwt '9 9 2 P o n tia c F ira b ird V n • 1G2FS23TON1219993 S to re d at A lta m o n ta Tow m g »nc. and tha undart'gnad a t Shanff o f Sammola County. Florida, will at 11 00 A M on tha 7th day of Apnt A D 1998 oHar for tala and a#n to tha highest b ddar. FOR CASH IN HANO ANO SUB­ JECT TO ANY AND ALL EMOT­ ING LIENS, at tha Front (W att) Door, at tha tt a p t , of tha Sammola County Courthouta in Sanford. Florida, tha abova d#*cnbad proparty That a aid ta la it bamg mad# to aatitty tha tar m i o f th it Writ o' Eaacution Donald F. Eaimgar. Shanff Sammola County. Florida NOTICE REOAROINQ THE AMERICANS WITH D ISABILI­ TIES ACT OF 1990. PERSONS WITH A DISABILITY NEEDING SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PRO­ CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE ENFORCEABLE WRITS SECTION OF THE CIVIL D IVI­ SION AT THE SHERIFF S OFFICE. 1345 28TH STREET. SANFORD. FLORIDA. AT LEAST FIVE DAYS PRIOR TO THE PRO­ CEEDINGS. (407) 330-6640 TOD (407) 323-3323 Pubi'th: March 6. 13. 20. 27. 1998 With Sala bamg ha'd on April 7. 1998 0 1 0 -7 6 or ricTiTious ham i N o lic , i» h , , l i v uiven ll»*»! i-** .if, r n i | , . , i l in bu«tne,« Al 309 Meeith L An, C m r llw n i FIcim I a 32707 S-nmioli* Cuunty Florutx u m t,f Ill, trc litio n , Nam , .'I ABOUT TOWN IIM O U S IN t anil llial we ir.leml In r . g i . l , i aanl n . n , with lh** Oiviaion ot Cor|>oialion. T a llatiaat,, FIo iii I a in a iT iin .lam , with lh , pri’ maioni ol ll>» Fidilioua N .im , S I aI ii I,« To * Wit Saclion S6& 09 Flomta Stalulaa 1991 P atnria Pachmayai A l,ta n il,f R Pachmayai PuMiah March 27 1999 DEO-24S NOTICE OF FICTITIO US NAME Nolu # •* h#r#t*y g itrn thwl I *m #niM<)#t1 m boam#** #t 79$ D un# C c I# . Cr»%*#lt**'»} Mo * nU 32707 S#num»l# County F lofiil* umf#r th# Fictitiou* N *m * of SPIRIT CHILO DESIGNS #n«| th«t I »nl#n<1 to t#gi*t#t a»ict nans# with lh# Otaiaion ol Corporation* ?4ll 4h e it*rr FIotmI ji in n c o r lUnc r with lh# pro«i*»on* of th# FichtttMi* Nam# Slatut#* ToWit $#clton 06$ 09 Flmtifa Statute* 1991 T#r#»a Mattiaon Publish Man h 27 1090 Of Q -248 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIO US NAME ACT N o I k # a* h#r#by il'v#n that th# un4t#raign#il purauanl to lh# "Fk I i I oai* Nan%# Ac t * Chapl#r 06$ 09 Florida Statui#* will r#gi*t#r with lh# Florida D#partm#nl ot Slat# upon r#c#.pt of proof ot th# pubheatK>n ot htia notic# th# ficbhou* n am e fo a il Fr## f la t # A J )u s ltn under which w# ar# #ngag#cf <n Imam#** D altd at Palm B#ach G«rd#na thia 5th day of March 1090 F8 Adiua1 #«* INc Jo*#ph Kolodx»#|*ki Pf #*td#n| Publiah March 27. 1990 DEO-247 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASK N O .I 99 0 0 9 0 CA 14-W REPUBLIC BANK *u c t# **o r ■n mt#rr*1 by m#rg#t to riPSTSTATE ElNANClAl FA P la in tiff vt tOUiS A LIOVIO ami BARBARA l LlOVlO tua wit#. D#f#ndjnt* NOTICE OF ACTION TO Looit A Lktvto 4210 Shadow C r##i Circl#. Ovi#do. FL 32 756 and Barbara L Llotno 4210 Shadow Croak Ctrcla. Otnado FL 32756 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to toracloaa a mortgaga on lha following proparty in 8a mi nol# County. Florida LOT 70. CAECKWOOD U N IT II. ACCOADINO TO THE PLAT THEAEOF A8 RECORDED IN PLAT ODOR 48. PAGE 62 OF THE PUBLIC AICOAOS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA ha* baan fitad agamat you and you ara raquirad to aaraa a capy # f fNNRNanttan dalem oe •t any, lo ( L w ChnatppBaV M Monlaf." «T r Iha^pTtflTffitf* allorn#/ whoa# addraaa i t 111 8#cond Aaanua. N E . • $#♦!• 300 Si P#l#raburg FL 33701. wilhm 30 daya attar tha firat publication ol tha no lie# and til# lha original with tha cl#rk ot tha* court aithar bafora aanrtc# on plaintiff* atlornay or immadaat#ly tharaatlar. olharwtaa a default will ba ant#rad agamat you lor tha ralral damandad »n tha complaint or patibon DATED on MARCH 24th. 1*98 MAAYANNE MORSE Clark of tha Court BY Ruth King AS Daputy Clark Publiah March 27. and April 3. 1998 DC0*236 M O T IC l TO T M I PUBLIC N o lle i , h ,r*b y giv.n that a Public H ,arm g will b« h .ld by NOTICE TO TNI PUBLIC in . Planning A Zoning Noi'ca it h#r#by Qivan that a C om m ittion In Ih t City Public Haarmg will b# hak3 by C om m ittion Chambary, City th# Planning A Zoning Hall Itn lo rd . Florida at 7 00 C om iw ttion m lh# City p m on Thuraday. April 2nd. Ccmmiation Chambers City IM A lo conaidar th , following Hall Sanford Florida at 7 00 Chang, and amandmant lo tha p m on Thursday April 2nd. Zoning Ordmanca ol lha City ol 199S. to conaidar tha following tanlo rd . Sammola County changa and amandmant to tha Florida Zoning Ordmanca ot tha City of Ratonmg from Sanford. Stm moi# County. AQ Agricultural Florida To that ol Raxonmg from Sammola PO. Piannad D,«alopmant County *t C*1. and MR-2, LEGAL DESCRIPTION W 1/2 MultipT# , F|Lrh.ly D ia llin g of SE W4 (LESS lha fi 331 Of B R#«id#ntial 101 S' and bagm al lha ME cor Tathat ol run W SS4 . Ihanca f W trtr. PD Piannad D#v#lopmant lhanca S I I dag 2S nun. E 440'. LEGAL OESCR'PTi ON W 1/2 th a n e E SSS 4'. lhanca N lo 0k>ck 1 and all of Bk>ck 2 (LESS Bag), ol Sac 12 Twp US Rge Road Righl-of-Way) M M 30E. aa racordad in lha Public Smith's Subdivition a t racordRacorda ol Sammola County, #d »n th# Public R#cordt of Florida in Plal Book SS Paga S#mmo<a County FL in Plal 297 Book 1. Pag# 55 Tha proparfy bamg mora gan* Th# proparty bamg mora gannrally daaenbad aa aouth ol •rally d#tcnb#d 3SS1 W t t l R m tharl Rd. north ot Paola Slraal R e d batwaan tha Tann Lakaa Tha Planning A Zoning Tha Planning S Zoning Commission will submit a racCommotion anil lu b m l a rac * ommandation to tha City ommandation lo lha City Commission in favor of. or Com maaion in favor of. or agamst tha raquaatad changa agamat. tha raquaatad changa or am#ndmanl Tha City or amandmant Tha City Commission wiN hold a Public Commaaion will hold a Public M#anng in tha Com m ittion Haarlng In lha Commiaaion Room in City Hall. Sanford. Room in City H all. Santord. Florida at 7 00 p m on April Florida al T 00 p m on April Caunty C aurt i3lh . 1990 to conaidar an d 13th. 1SSS. lo conaidar aaid r#c ommandation 4• a ,m ala Caunty, E l a r l l i me ommandation -.i«# I •7-26A-CC-20-R Ail p a r i* * in mtaraat and cm* All partial in mtaraal and cili#• e llF|>aaf. /cna ahall hava an opportunity tana t h ill hava an opportunity Plaintiff to ba haard at aa»d haannga lo ba hoard al aaid haannga H#i#n Stair*. Chairman Haian S tu n Chairman . J Froparbai d/b/a Planning Ptannmg w#k# Kathryn 6al#a and A Zoning Commission A Zorung Commaaion d/b/a Lak# Kathryn ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC If a ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC It a Caiataa. paraon dacidaa to appaal a paraon dacidaa to ap p ,a l a 0#l#ndant daciaion mad# with raapact to daemon mada with raapact lo NOTICE any mattar cona»darad at tha any matter conaidarad at tha OF S N K R IF F't BALK abova m atting or haannga. abova mealing or haannga. NOTICE IS HEAE0Y GIVEN ha/aha mad# n#ad a varbabm ha/aha mada need a varbabm that by virtua of that cartam r#cord of tha procaadmga. racord of tha procaadmga. Writ of Eaacution taauad out ot including tha taatimony and including lha taatimony and and undar tha ta a l of tha •vidanca. which racord la not evidence which racord it nol County Court of Sammola providad by tha City of Sanford providad by lha City ol Sanlord I County Florida. C a ia • 87-288(FS 266 0105) (FS 2SS0I0S) CC-20-R upon a final ludgmant PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES r#nd#r#d in tha aforataid court NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO NEE0INQ ASSISTANCE TO on lha 21 i t day of January A 0 PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PARTICIPATE IN ANT OF THESE 1998 in that certain case enti­ PROCEEDINGS SHOULO CON­ PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CON­ tled Anne G Hepner Plaintiff TACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE TACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE vs C J Properties d/b/a Lake ADA COORDINATOR AT 330AOA COORDINATOR AT 330Kathryn Salas and d/b/a Lake 5626 41 HOURS IN ADVANCE 6426 4A HOURS IN ADVANCE Kathryn E alatst. Oalandanl OF THE MEETING OF THE MEETINQ which aforesaid Writ ol PUBLISH March IS . 19SA PUBLISH March IS . 1SSS Elocution w te delivered to me AND March 27. 1SSA AND March 27 f * M aa Sheriff ol Seminole County. DEO-141 DEO* 140 Florida and I hava levied upon all the right bile end intereel ol ST. JOHNS RIVER WATER MANAOEMSNT DISTRICT tha defendant, in the lot lowing GIVES NOTICE OF IMTENOEO AQENCV ACTION described property, and prop­ Th# Oiatncl gtvaa notice ol ita intent lo laaua a permit lo lha fol­ erty being located in Seminole lowing applicant)#) on April 7th, I SSS County. Florida, more particu­ OVERSTREET INVESTMENT COMPANY. 200 EAST ROBINSON larly described a t lollow, S T. SUITE STS. ORLANDO. FL 12S01. application 44-117SEC 04. TWP 21B. ROE M E. 037SACM2 Tha protect it located in Seminole County Section 03. BEQ INT SLY R/W LAURA 04 00. 10 4 I t . Townahip 20 South R ang, 29 Eaat Tha MSSW ■TREET ANO ELY R/W 17-SI application it lor MODIFICATION TO THE PREVIOUSLY ISSUED RUN ALONQ LAURA STREET PERMITS TO SERVE THE BENT TREE QOLF ANO COUNTRY ANO LAKE KATHRYN CIR TO CLUB Tha receiving waterbody it lha WEKIVA RIVER BASIN INT NLY R/W LAKE KATHRYN Tha lilaa (( ) containing each ot lha above-hated applicalion(a) CIR A ELY R/W t7-S 2 NELY are available lor mapeclion Monday through Friday accept lor A lO N Q 17-42 TO BEO SSS legal holiday,. S 00 a m to A 00 p m al tha St John, River Water MANGO DRIVE. CASSELBERRY. Management Dialnct Headquarter, or tha appropriate Service FL SEMINOLE COUNTY Center Tha Oiatncl will lake action on each permit application and tha undersigned a * Shenlt L .iad abova unite# a petition lor an admm ababva proceeding ol Sammola County. Florida Ihearmg) it bled pursuant lo lha provision# ol section# 120 M t will at I I 00 A M on lha H a t and 120 67. F S . and .a cl ion 40C -I A ll. F A C A paraon whoa# day ol April A 0 1909 oiler lor aubalanlial internal, are affected by any ol tha Oielncla propoead tala and ta ll lo lha highest bid­ iwrniittmg daem on, identified abova may palition lor an admn* der FOR CASH IN HAND AND ■.■retire hearing m accordance with sections H O AAS and 120 AT. SUOJECT TO ANY AND ALL F S or all parties may reach a written agreement on mediation aa EXISTING LIENS, el tha Front an alternative remedy undar aaction 120 173 Choosing mediation (West) Door, al lha slept, ol tha will nol adversely sheet lha right lo a haarmg il mediation dose Sammola County Courthouse in nol re to ll m a settlement Tha procedures tor pursuing mediation Sanlord Florida, lha abova era aal lorth m section 120 673 Florida Statutes, and rules 2A* described property 10A 111 and 2S-104 401 - 405 Florida Administrative Coda That ,etd sale re bamg mada P etition , must comply with tha requirements ol Florida to satisfy tha terms ol thia Writ Administrative Coda Rule 40C-I 621 and ba tiled with (received by) lha O itlncl Clark, located at Dialncl Headquarters. Highway ol Esecution 100 Waal Pslslka. Florida 32177 Petitions lor administrative Donald F Etlmger. Bhenll healing on lha above application)#) must ba bled wilhm fourteen Seminole County. Florida (14) days ol publication ol Ihit nol ice or wilhm nine lean (IS ) days NOTICE REGARDING THE ol lha District depositing notice ol this intent m lha mail lor Ihoee AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ persona lo whom lha Dialncl mails actual notice Failure lo lit# a TIES ACT OF 1990. PERSONS petition wilhm this lima period shall constitute a waiver ol any WITH A DISABILITY NEEDING nghi such parson may hava lo request an admmitlrabve determi­ SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS nation (hearing) undar tec bona 120 649 and 120 S7. F S . con­ TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PRO­ cerning lha aubtect permit application Petitions which ara nol CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT lilad m accordance with lha abova provisions ara subfect lo dia* THE ENFORCEABLE WRITS naaaal Because lha administrative haarmg process it designed SECTION OF THE CIVIL DIVI­ to formulate bnel agency action, the tiling ot a petition means that SION AT THE SHERIFF'S lha OiSUNIa linal action may ba different tram lha position taken OFFICE. 1149 2STH STREET. by II m this notice ol mlent Persona whose aubalanlial interests SANFORD. FLORIDA. AT LEAST Will ba effected by any such hnal decision ol tha Oistncl lo FIVE DAYS PRIOR TO THE PRO­ become a party lo lha proceeding in accordance with lha CEEDING! (407) 3104S40 TTD requiremanls sal lorth above (407) 321-3321 Shannon Bancan Senior Permit Oala Technician Published March 20. 17. AprH Si Johns River Water Management District 3. 10. 1991 With Sale bamg held Publish March 27 1999 on April 21. 1991 OEO-24S DEO-111 O lT O U T U N IT It S SECURITY BARS A DOORS l < . 34 yrs Eap 50 000 designs SS sq n F m •« OuaMy guaranteed 904 9850013 or 407 324 3166 VENDING LA/Y PffTSONS OREAM FEW HOURS-BIG »$ r r „ Brochure 1 800 820 67B7 l b — R e m i n d e r S e r v ic e s WORK FROM HOME making wooden Irames Earn lo $384 wk C al 830 9444 e it E 45 »W e where chosen bom out Heavenly Father to have met m our paths ot kves insecurity and uncertainty We both knew our acquaintance was meant to be and our destiny was ot importance end our paths would never realty ever be ol disUnre He brought us together a* one Thank you most ot al. that Me s beautJul and mat true is ot the essence Thank you tor helping me make the best ol eve."> hour ol living Me —4 U . 21— Perso nals A D O P T IO N l imng r u v n ie , co u n tin g S rTwhcai GIFT OF LIFE 3 c m DEADLINES Tuesday thru Friday 12 Noon trie day boforo publication Sunday 12 Noon Friday ADJUSTMENTS & CREDITS 59— F i n a n c m Ii S e r v ic e s In tho event ol an error, the Seminole Herald will bo responsible lor tho Erst insertion only and only to the extent ol tho cost ol that insertion Ploase check ad tor accuracy the Erst day It runs ERASE BAO CREDIT LEO ALLY tor |o»t $i> CO M ai check, mo to CALYPSO 1454 N lakerrunt Ave Winter Park FV 32792 TO PLACE AN AD-CALL TIRED nt being turned down lor crerkf’ learn where lo rbtam the best dealt credit cards, am bus loans debt consolidation Rales as kiw as 5 9%. no an nual lees, etc H A W Emerpns es 323 1998 ______________ o ney io S E M IN O LE O RLANDO 4 0 7 /3 2 2 * 2 6 1 1 4 0 7 /8 3 1 * 9 9 3 3 DEPARTMENTJiQURS Lend 8 AM • 5 PM MONDAY - FRIDAY 800 218 5433 NOW ACCEPTING ■DIRECT LENDERS' ALONE? E La RESPECTED Dating Bureau lor SENIORS Cstab 197? 1-800-922*4477 Female M a tk tg e Therapist needed tor busy longwood lo - .It«m tire.it I Ij 331-5949 Lonely? C al TONIGHT 1-900-407-771! eat. 2207. 1 3 M par mm UUU » H ______SEWV-U 9194498434______ Longwood Massage Studio Walk ms welcome 7 days Private rms Female Stall liv iM M 7 7 8 5 ______ 407-339-5300________ 23— L o s t & F o u n d FOUNO-LONOWOOO/Bta TREE PARK DecUwed Grey Cat 8315430 ________ . 25— S p e c ia l N o t ic e s SPECIAL DAYS Never forget them' Reminder Service B day appt, Or a JlS/yr f or deln's CAk 302 2176 27— N u rsery & C h il d C are ALL HOURS 10 yrs eip m chad development R eal rales m eat mcl Fun ptey room 324 0513 AN EXP LOVING MOM Provide, educAtunal actm te, aong with TLC A playroom ten yrd Cert CPFVCOL/RetRea rates For mtetvww 330-0700 HDOCN LAKE Reg mi 4C A kc cnadcare lor mtantt A toddte<t 321-0990_________ Inhome preschool ages 1-11. Limited specs CaS 321-7A14 u » C F m -T 0 r WALK4NS A A L KJOS art Pv, $2 500 150 000 C om okdatm t Cam lo a m , Bad rrndt No problem no adr Inn t 4 0 0 4 4 0 7450 ALL TYPES O f CREDIT Cash Available For Credit Card Payott Or Home Loans. 1 400124 4124 63— M 70— E d u c a t io n & T r a in in g AccreOted Truck School COL VA/TAApprv JnbAUrtl W ire d c la u e t Natunal Truck School 1-600-466-71A4 L IK E W O R K IN G W IT H P E O P L E ? $300 - $500 BEAT Home It you are tenous about makmg money aV no tea ct prod, no etv. no nak C e l 252-3320__________ GREAT INCOME No Cepeel. Just Haro Work < ? # *« . 9 9 t m i — N ee Inends, • * , t . FREE car A hm at tie same tvna interest ed? C a l Linda • 528 3517 MAKE THOUAANOB wWi US government auebont A aur pKn. CbB 14 hrg 631*66)1 b H 1 Legal Notice* M TNB CIRCUIT COURT OF TNB IB TN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IH M B POR B IM IR O LB COUNTY, F l o r id a OBRBRJU. JURISDICTION DIVtBlOH CASE NO: SS BBS C A I4 W NATIONI0ANC MORTGAGE CORPORATION PLAINTIFF VS PAUL RENDALL. ET AL OEFENOANT(S) NOTICE OF ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE B B R V IC I TO PAUL RENDALL. JEAN RENDALL whosa residence la unknown it he/tha/ihey ba living, and it ha/,he/lhey ba daad. the unknown dalandantt who may ba apouaaa, haira. daviaaa, grantaaa. aaaignaaa. Iianora. creditor, iruataaa. and all parHat claiming an interaat by. through, under or agamat the Defendants, who are not known to ba daad or altve. and aU par­ ties having or claiming to hava any right, title or mtaraat in tha property daaenbad in tha mort­ gaga being torocloaad herein TOU ARC HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a mortgage on tha following Property: LOT 101. DCERA0N0 2. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF A t RKCONDEO IN PLAT BOOK 41. PAGES 27. IS . ANO IS OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA has bean tiled agamat you and you are required lo serve a copy o l your written detense,, it any. lo It on 0AVI0 J STERN. EAO Ptemtitf'a attorney whole addraaa i t SOI A Unnraraity Onva 4A00. Plantation. FL 11314 (no talar than 10 daya trom the date ol tha lira! publi­ cation ol (Me nolics o l action) end Ida the original with tha clerk ot thia court either before service on PlamtiK's attorney or immediately tharaatlar. otherwise a default will ba entered against you lor lha relief demanded in tha complaint or palition tiled herein WITNESS my hand and lha seal of thia Court al SEMINOLE County. Florida, thta 13rd day ol MARCH. IM S MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY Ruth King Deputy Clerk LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN ATTORNEY FOR PUUNTIFF SOI S. UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE ICO PLANTATION. FL 11324 BA-12121 FM(NATB) Publiah March 27. and Aprd 3. 0 E 0 -2 4 I APPLIANCE DELIVERY bStW ER: Mu»t have vehicle with trailer hath $7<Yv • 10* mne Ca H 934-7072 kxated in C a, Mfoerry ATT E N I ION CN A l Come and ywi o r caring team ol Nurse, and CNA's Eicet lent benefit, Experienced rec ogm/ed 2:00pm-t 1:00pm HI available Please apply m pnrvm DeSuna Heathcare (Ye habJitahon Center 1651 EK camBhrd Oenona EOC At a Merkcal A tutlant anth an Associate ot Scmnce o n q -,, you wR help prepare patient, lor aiammationt conduct import ant lest, and perhaps even a t , i,t m minor surgery I t , a re wartkng career J you kke help­ ing other, •Oay or f venmgCiaate, •FmsnaMi M for Thoa# IVho OuaMV •Graduate Pucerrmni i n n lance C 4l Todays 407-811-8814 C ity C o lle g e 853 East Mary 436 Ste 200 Catwfoerry FL 32707 it Paid Training For High Wage* (407) B23-1330 E x t 221 Senior Reaouroe AManca FUNOCOBV THE DEPARTMENT^ . OF IL O E H Q ie tS O ' 71— H elp W a n ib u N O W H IR IN G F/T * PET tor a Mayor MamJaclunrig pUnl m Sanford Peal bona are available on ta |N fU . P tO IM ttl at *30-2811 or 330-1SSB TELEMARKETING GUARANTEED $ 10.50 P/H IN TRAINING 3 poe aval Avg » tS5GTv. Sal Santord baaed pool No cold caimg F/T • P/T Caa 333-2070 eat. Ill ' B m u Long Term-BNort Term Temp To Hire AR T T N M W 0 v6uT JuU Cad Never e Fee* HELP Personnel 829-888B A O C A R R IE R S , IN C . AQ CARRIERS. INC. A FL BASED CARRIER • NEW PAY PLAN** ■23 TO 32 Cents Per M4e LQADLQ A LMP IT JD SIART" TAV OVER PAY* "BREAK DOWN RAY' •EXTRA STOP PAY* *1 Day O f for 7 Days Out* •VACATION PAY* •HOLIDAY BONUS PAY* •401 K RETIREMENT •PERFORMANCE BONUS •SAFETY BONUS •RIDER PROGRAM •CONVENTION AES ’SATELLITE EQUIPPED •EMPLOYEE As m . Program 1 Yr. OTR EXP/ CLS A COL REO Please cal • am to 5 pm Monday thro Friday Only 1-000-874-004/ a it. ' S3 EOS A M BRUSH PASTOR * « » y w on, Inc. person - Send Creation. 2499 OU Lake Mery Rced-Securfy Warehouse. Suite (OS Sanford AL's ARMY S NAVY STORE SALES PERSON needed Hon­ est. reaponefote Hourly e BeneIM Ask for Tom 222-4791 ALL POSITIONS Now Nnng Pert time t Fid lime 71— H elp W a n t e d 71— H elp W a n te d DRYWALL FINISHER3 Needed lor residential crew E ip mi handtooi* A loot* C a l Ai al 323 3234 RsBlttontls) Cleaning H A IR S T Y L IS T NEEDE0 For buty Sanford aeton No to) towing necessary ikxxty ver, ea comnataon AUTOMOTIVE DCTAKf R9 Santord longwoodOrtando Good Income Potential BeneM, After 90 Day, Teph Seal 407 291 3055 AVON NEEDS rep, true area Sea high quality products eam good $ i$ tie, hour* 321-7112 cheT k q u m B Ro m Conag* Tea Room. San told. Florida Temporary em ­ ployment 52 0 -9 6 to 520-99 40 hour week 2pm to 10 pm. Tue* - S a i $9 B9 per hour to sun H S graduate and 1 year college m Romanian cuimary Pudy c u t e * 4 year* Irammg m cuimary cook. Romanian Experience one year work * i penence m Romanian restau­ rant or cook * helper ai l i n e Special requvemeni, abrkly lo reed and propers menus ct eftme tpeoakbe* Job duke*Work directly with owner m kitchen m the prepe/abon ot i oI me Romanen CurServe e * peilry cook. orate food and arrange Labi* presentation, when parbapatmg m food exhfortions and W m Job Tde Senior Chet Appkcent requued fo be con versa* m the Romamen Lan­ guage Send restane* to Job Order *1734345 Department ol Labor. Bureau ol Operations Aken Empioymenl CertfCAIfon Program 1320 E xec u te Cen­ ter Ornre Suite 110. Alkm* Bteidmg T u a n a u e e Elonda 32399066? Contractor* 4 Trucker* ._ e contact quickly, your tu la A N America New freipf matchmg ,y» 24 tva 93mwi 1 BSB48B 4470 MOVtee •OCBARY MANOfW It toaamg tor latented and ea capbonal people BBDKIMTE OPENINGS CHA t- f /T fvaJMOti WITH VERT COS#ETTTTVE BALAMES C e l OeBary Manor, 8C7-BBB4428. AaA tor Ouector ol Nur* mg or apply wiltwi 00 North Highway 17-92. OeBary. Eton da Drug Free Workpiece EOE. W A W EM O U «*/0*U VtR V | 40 hr*/wk » No neeahakend* Eac benefits tnd 4 0 IK. Must have CUss D kc * ctoen O w ­ ing record Apply 3501 6 * i. Santord Sanford Ave. DISHWASHER Restaurant m longwood seek­ ing lukpart lime dishwasher Prior exp helpful but not re­ quired Flex schedule needed lOam-tpm A S-tO pm I M U available For appointment can (407) 602-0230 X230 “ D R IV E R S " Route delivery Ctaa* A or B COL Night and day boamona Heavy kiting required Good pay and benefits Apply L Y * FFOODS i Up to 50% commnawn Bene tea m growing Lake Mery Salon FANTASTIC BASH DELIVERY DRIVER Eve H r, Caa lor deter, WAITRESS BreaataM A Lunch • am to 200pm Great Locator C oroaqPfo, at « £ j a i » _______ HOTEL OPPORTUNITIES A beeukW A eacteng hotel to cited fo foe UCF area • hmng tor the toeowfog powbon* BANQUET EET4IP/SERVER. REATAURANT SERVERS. COOKS. BELLMEN. HOST/ HOSTESS, COCKTAto SERVIC­ ERS, HOUSE PERSON. LAUN­ DRY WORKER. NWHT CLEAN­ ER. COafCWROE. OUCBT SERVICE RSPRESCNTTT7VE. Apply fo person to Hotelay Inn 12125 tkgn Men A ve. Orlando EOE Experienced F7f Computer Medical BJkng. foeuranoe. Recepboruet lor a medKei oftfoe n Santord area Send resume to WS PO Box 1067. Santord. FL 32771-1607 [S fH B u L ---------------------------INTERVICWBaa NOW tor E u le r photo promobon « local m*a Need tote of Worker* A Eeater Bunnies. CeB 1-Sf 284-8783 ‘CASMERS •COUNTER HELP Senou* people detfona auccesafut WEIGHT L O U . IM­ PROVED HEALTH ANO ENEROV. Lose 20-200 pound*. 30 day program undw 1100 CALL NOW at aw Ortw*»9«ar4ord Airport J e rry 's C B to rtrs 323-0345 AflCMlRfl appkesboni Mon-Fn Irom Bern to 2pm GROUNDSKEEPER WANTED For 256 apt community located w Santord F/T poatoon. Good Benekt*. it mtereMed cel 322 1051 EOC/DFWP Dnvero OTR TRUCK DRIVERS Elem ent benetits No I oread dnpeich Grail p ly tmmedete povtnn ivi-u r-w CLASS "A1 COL wfh good dmrmg record required C ia or I n m m * A addrou to PART TBSE CREOtf CLERK Pretened cred* Word end E i cel eroenence Pid credf Du rseut report* H a ir* M-F. 9*m 1pm For more into CaH RJ 407-323-3*03 or tea resume to 407-331-0290. P a r i T lm W F u ll T ln w Want to eam I H SOt f o A or MORE? •Start mmedetety •w e train •TOP U t * PAJO WEEKLY •TART NOW WTTH JSt CALL 3240799 F / r p o s it io n w e tram MuM be ante to Ml 50 to* Benetea Nonamoker Wm J Swears Ice Cream Ce* Ju- am order, bom home Reedy cedi For alert-up tovi-kme memberih p toe. MAS. 130 00 diedUmo to CALYPSO VARIETY. 1*54 N Liken FL 32702 SI Be n Vohma county C *U needed tmmedetefy P rrn c u i exp Cell DaBery 4428. EOS. WARfeH(5U§E lodhrlduBts needed to ntghta (Bpm start Urns) In p syM -IM tr. A fP h /in p * lO tfO a m - Mon.. TUBS.. TRUfS.. BPfl St: qu • *2 ArmoMlnl Express LIobb , Inc. M l North Mwy 17 Plmon FL LABOR RITE * ~ »M 4 ir — NEED IBB e MEN A WOMEN Defy wora-Oafy pay Vehicto* a PLUS COME WORK WITH THE BEET LABOR/QROUNDS Uptcete retirement community m Longwood ha* immettkte F/T aa a laborer Dube* mowing, edfpng. pruning, enc ofoar labor M e dukes No e i neceaaery. pretorred cendtoaw wfh ground* axpertFor appt c tf *07-fB2- EquatOpporbenN, POSITION AVAK.-OETAILER Exp hetpkJ Contact Jack At Phf Car Center 3 2 1 4 1A3 RECEPTIONIST For Duty medeai ofhee m Orange C fy Eiperofoce pre­ toned Send reutme to PO BOX 2 ISO. Smtord. FL 32772. BOB LABORERS NEEDED POR UNOCROROUNO UHUTY CONTRACTOR HEALTH I ETO FOREMAN tor toed comm see* Mud be abte to aet p f » A n m c ro . 322-H 33 LANDSCAPE MABTO NANCE F/T openfo# drivers Scenee required I (407) MORTGAGE RSSOENT1AL LOAN CLOSER AHMC n Long­ wood (o e k i F/T Ctoter FHA. VA. and Conv closing experi­ ence required Salary ptu* montrey bonus Fid benet ta n duded C el Pat at SS94440 or taxr RESPONSE CARDS Cad 407-808-0122 LAWN MABfT-Fu* kme • 0L ■ muat-Good Pay 092-3744 or 349-1420 We are looking lor local rep* to *e ( our (poito HeeMvlIc 75% te ll ye C a ll 1 -8 0 0 -9 2 1 -1 1 3 6 R E T A IL S A L E S L E A S IN O C O N S U L T A N T Needed tor an upecate waterI root apartment community toetted m Santord Exp pretorred Excellent pay. benefits Some weekend* required C e l 407322-1061 or ta i resume to 407322-1707. EOC/DFWP experience preferred Cosmetology exp helpful Engegebc hefoful mkviduaJ inter etw d ti a l eapect* of foe beau­ ty busmets who le motivated end abto to work a Mxtote •chadUte Pteaaa apply m per­ son Trade Secret-Semmote Town* Center Max upper level RIGHT* f lHANO MAN deJLi rsMOM fw w v rm 8 n OMiry. * M N # ls n l w . EARN EXTRA MONEY efh your A AT A T. Work pari 3 bu*d a future. CfB to schedule an acooiremaid lo And o if hoedl.----- LOCAL REPS Wanted to sea much needed program to foauranca a, make 1 8 0 0 0 commte Car A Insurance Needed Weekend* FREE: 33I-02BA C all 213-MO-7E8S CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos • W epteOP •L *B •OB WANTED 0220 P fW Q n «.!W fW A C t ICE CREAM MAKERS EXP. LAWN SVC WORKER ' Must Have Driver* Ucenae CALL 373-3481 EXPERKNCEO CARPENTER wfh toots A truck. Laborer, alto needed. C el 3305400 ONSTO COURTESY GUARCV GROUNDSMAN F/T Po* P U A M tka Nd minted Gd P ly 321 407-320-4873 Winter Oerden, FL Experenced BobceVNew hotland Operator COL M e . Tap payl 323-3481 MOLLY M A C B HBYWO F/T * OFF * 4 *p m . WW Train. 407-707-0007. HAIR STYLIST M U M . Au t o b o o t p a k t e r h c i > ER. Help pr^iare limos tor paint Musi have experience Immediate opening Call Tom at Viking Coach Worka. 321 2020 or 321-2301. BE A MEDICAL ASSISTANT. loo1 MRS4042532 124-1942 OttrOueng phone cards No 4>penence necessary For more Information send s BASE lo Pnmetwne Comnunrcationt. P O Boa 694155. Miami. FL A9BB-13&5 ortgages WARNINQ HOMEOWNERS FREE roport on tha -10 M o ,I Common Mistake, in Ret-nanc mg Your Home- C al 600 749 470S kv rac mr>^ A tirw ii-pon nurtot specialty Healthy i d 55— B u s in e s s O p p o r t u n it ie s H e r a l d CLASSIFIED AD RATES WORK EROM HOME Ho cost lor topphea eam to S3COwk mak mg brae 434 4444 E H «45 61 — M i n o l c J X JKPS P I U O Z c u a H O . — t KZ KL UUX x i B P L P V . ' XEK n s i — ACT ' S C L F MO S X ' z MT ZCJO e o o SOP V L B S L P M T O I O W R K P T . PREVIOUS SOLUTION: *A kno Is a dot out lor s walk * • • • •An dost not rsproduca wrist ws sss. It makas us sss * Paul Kiss. O 19M by NCA. foe 27 �71— H elp W a n ted 99— A U MOTHERS A OTHERS 3SOO-32.SOO P/T Pun Training. For Free Booklet Caff 1400- SALES AOENTS The Sky's I ha Lim it... With Capa Canaveral Crutaa Una. you determine what your paycheck wto pa Were looking lor motivated paopia with a good pnona votes No experience nacaa iary bacauaa wa tram you to •ucceed You can make 1* 00. /will Work n i h r Umoipher* Med-cal and dantal inauranca ee*h spiff* S Iran cruitet1 1600 *qn-on bonus avatabie Ca« 40747*4000 >3044 Mon-Frl, Sam to I pm SANOtA M o t PH. Lengatood araa. Caff wash days n t A V I SECRETARY Good Htophona A customar sarvica sJuts Knowiadge ot Word Perfect A general oflca experience. Non-smoker Rena Ms Wm J. Bwaars lea Cream C e iJ u a n ttH S * * I SECURITY OFFICER JOS Training Armed A Unarmed B t»tfffriA »6P C . 834-7*44 SECURITY MCCPTTOfdST SAM 5PM. M-F. 17 00 par hour wah banetoaCM 361-1170 SEM INO LE LANDSCAPING NOW HIRINQ OFFICE M ANAM A • 30* hrv wk Omckbooki A/P. payro* tetephene skjas and acheditong LANDSCAPERS • Fu« lima, stamng pay M 00-17 OOhr SPRINKLER SYSTEM IN­ STALLERS • tspenence protarred M 0047 OOhr to start □RIVERS > tor dunp Fuck COL raqd Ftd Tima SITE WORK and equvmom oparator FulTIma CALL 322-8133 pa r tm en ts - 141— H ST OWNER. Sanford 13. pool rahmshad new root. fenced bach yard $69 000 0 6 0 Call lor more mtom*bon 172-11*7 SANFORD 1 BORM secured carnage house appt Air, apphtnees 127Vmo • sec NO PETS SINGLE PERSON ONLY AppTy a) 015 W Tint Street GOVERNMENT FORECLOSED APARTMENT LOCATORS Never a tea. AD arses 1-OOO-UO-OMO TELEMARKETERS EUUM Fox or part-ama Top salary, bo­ nus and eemnksson Smoking oihca Longwood tocaaon Caa Ostbto *4 *7 4 2 7 0 ___________ TELEPHONE ANSWERING CSR Naadad to toa Wrest Para araa Cal Corfu Typing aip a plus Banakn avaiubu Call APARTMETNS MOO ♦ up. same dep as rare No pets or ettodren Cat 322 3342 323-8670 A F rn n o /w u r h o m e s V E N T IIH I o uses- n f u r n is h e d LAKE MARY C u lM M d t o Grrben. pond 399400 RENOVATED New crptlMtol appVCH/AAl tarn stay*. g u a boS dsdL 3*6,900 SCPOOL PraJbmdoaa 12 aw tonlam 2 car oartaprt 348000 4/1J nanovated Ceramic toa. ned yd I WOOOS V6bd 3 bath 13 aersa Over 3100 aq «. Uvttntam , acm pod 1161.308 1300 DOWN_WHY RENT? Whan you can own to * 3 beam home * / C/HA. new p art A car­ pet 7 AU about HUO homes' The HMiman drew#. Me. -------M I-S M S 3ft FENCED yard Hidden Lakat (623/man C al after |3 0 pm 8134810 LA R I MARY in $4SVmon * 8*83 dap Sanlord. 2/1 men » H 95 dap No Pats Caff .1*.*iMill»♦»»fI. 4 > * .| 1C I I I M l I »A I I I Ml I.* I SANFORD in 3 Acre fenced $430/mo ♦ dapoart yard 153— A I /o . I Lo creage Fo r t S a le SANPORO M o n t* H I to M M area MSOmo. Tat leal S sac IIS 3 9 to move to 4/148 Cat tor •pporramem (days) M t-4887 12J ACRRS Oatoan area Rmar access Owner hrunctog. Only *53 000 CM 3324603 SANFORO C-2. Sets or Laasa Owner tnancmg A00 *q h 2607 Ikawatha 766-U36 er pgr m -H H I LOTS 06437 •cross bom Sirtand EsUtos M 34 2 M or pgr 4444366 R D B r a o r a m ix SANFORO 4/1 Ig cor tot star CrptVtnyl I NORTH LAKE In km condo W/D JM DOYLE (ACT) 2224410 WE NEED HOUSCS TO RENT DELTONA <0 Acres Meal lor mottos homesaa. horses, cams lamvng or nuaary< Zoned agncuttural *1 9 0 0 /ACRE Sm down wrownar knanca 604-7671773 or 604-767i GENEVA OS SR 427 1 A Tbdm. unturn lAVwk » |I2 V dep Cat 113 1884 or tea man agar al F3SI7 U- J M F* I H TRAMSIANSTALLER . F/T. Tn-County Honda toe Ol Cantral S tor toa Santord WANTED; tadMdueta Who era taakmg a •rtm d eft toa caiaar ol Oamal Aaaraang Formal aducaaon ol 1300 hours Laadng to SUM and National credaneaia Work h a last paced. htgNey technical. avar changng carom to tha AJhad heaih kata oI Dantal ready k M l looking to toa M ura Stay have a program daatgnad lor O l ________________________ Ejaanancad kffg/ng F/T. Ban- akts N W O K P F Y ff SSS-TSSS 9 3 — R o o s ts F o e R e n t WEtKLV RSNTALS I • rn /w a I s' * I -p GENEVA 117—C o m m e r c ia l 3 acre*-cay wa» ■spec tank Owner Only *46400. . h a v ia j l . 223— M \ *i 159— R e a l Es ta te W 181— A p p l ia n c e s it arden WOOO A WOOO CHff>S A MULCH CALL 121-1441 •CO S ORTHOPEDIC FIRM SETS wah 3 year warranty Nev­ er used Twin S7S Fua 395 Ouaan 1113 King *163 Call tocatad to Oatoan Buys beetiieughlar catlto Pick-up eannea « r r Mates M 3-01M 2 1 5 — Bo a t s i t A DAY MO DWYERS Stamng O *100 War ranty A dekvery A * Baal H4-1244 MATTRESS SALS • Fu* to/a utad boa apnnga A mattraai 365 00 Larryt Mart 322-4132 RANOES SeverAl to choosa from Warranty * Oeksiry A» Baal M4-MA3 REFRIGERATOR Whatpool. t l It. aanond. lew than 3 yr» old 3230 A * Baal M 4-M M •OFA-Conaampory grsarvbkia A earth ion# pUd 3 moa oto Looks kka new Bought *700 Wff aaa lor 3330 Leave me* eaga *03-4401 or caa at the SOFA-BLIEPCR tuM M t French Blue $135 Recknar btoa. *43 SmM *o p laat ubto *1 *. Computer paper stand IIS C M M l 4714 e l e v is io n P U B L IC A U C T IO N HARDW ARE BLO W O UT SA T M A R C H 28TH 6 P .M . BuAdng tuppae*. Electrical and Pturrtang Suppket Tool* Lawn A Garden and rttoch OUZZ STILES AUCTIONS North U S t Tbuavtoa. FL Pit: 407-2*64070 anyflma Fax; 607-2684060 lor btoa. AR-1481 All-1073 231— C c c e s s o r ie s ars Fo r S a le 88 JEEP CHEROKEE 4X4 AT. run* g rail *3.000 0 6 0 CM M 4-7M 4 or M lSEIZED CARS from (175 Poncho*. Cedriuc*. Chevy*. BM W *. Corvana* Ai*o Jeep*. 4w o * you araa To* Fraa 1•00-2184000 Ext 2306 tor cu- 217— G arage rial Storage 57*2500 Cal tort Itffff ffF A 141—H om es For Sale 157— M W A N T T O G E T R ID O F A LL TH A T STU FF? A TARO SALE w toa perfect way to do tost and toa Ssmtoeto Herald can bmg paopia to your en ta ls ^ ‘APPLIANCE STORE. FMHffKI BOATS FOR RENT Starting al *30 * up Alto 24' Pontoon CM 330-1612 V d iic l e s 1 I Mi Scull /C a m p e r s F o r S a le ' *• Dt-iiu' 4H1S. Hvy. IT’S. CaaieTy (407) 834-7072 ^ COLEMAN pop-up M 600 firm. Caff 12*-47*3 MOTORHOME 22ft a il lor tm lam to kva to *at up in ntco pk IITQ Q orTide 302-0118_______ RV Liquidators Sale • Riconditontd 4 fUbuitt W uhan. Orytn, Rafrtganton * Ddfiwaihen lO C a o f R V * to be sold Bonk Rapoff, OovT Ruqtoue. Factory O totraaaod, Now A Uaffd. M a rc n 2 0 - 2 9 8 * m l- nolff Town Ctr Mali M to Exit *81. Tanl Camper*. DMaM Pushers. Travel Treaer*. C u t* C» van Camper*. C U u A Motorhoma*. 5th Wheel* Trade* * Conagnmant* eelcome 9am M U tl cutlomar served For tntormatKvi cal (407) 324-0334 tor only (3 1 / You Are Invited To Our Open House Sat. & Sun. M arch 28th & 29th 1-4 pm Are you an intelligent, independent person who wants to own your own home? to money comae n CM by Moon on Tuesday and you 5ina ad can rut tor tores day* n toa Herald tar ONLY SS.1AM AA wa ata to toal you prepay toa ad Cal ua-wa can hato" iUJ JJUJ-hi ( 4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 OAMAQS SALS 273.' Country Club Rd Fn. Sal * Sunb*ae.drysr.doto*s. guaawara. R BQ H BQ R H 96S it SALE RAT 8-1 adeo CURTM ^sS n S e " 23* TV Wo66 bid convener A *250 121 2411 O * Ma ham Woods Road. North * La»a Mary BML Over 40 pan ^ C o u n try C h a rm - ■ g o b il e H 1 /2 M O N T H FREE R EN T om es F o r S a le WITH 1 TR. L U M m AIK AMUT MM Fun, sem rm. carport 1BMKM/ 1 BATH MOsB.fi. 2 BDHM/ 1 BATH 1020 •+ n. 2 BDftM/ 2 BATH 1126 o+ n. M O V E -IN S P E C IA L M* ill L i l r '.O U f l I " , 1/14 Horn car­ es yard, yard. end pat A patot Nea wont *35.000 A i la. ALLAWAT. RaMtoi (<•7)1244011, E iL 1SS Hues. *4 ■ 44 M BpM 1662 Skyana New carpac vtrty. lap Mdng Manaoari* RF/V1KK , t . (t. 3/1. eat-to ML ia >Mda. nest to offarl *63.000 ' ALLAWAT. n tstkii (AST) M4-C211, KiL IN IR j o i ^ DWTWALL-8TUCCO Raptor* 1 |W M8CM ^Taffattoff^M A RASE AMP l i t . n M ap- to, tormarly * tear* Accprtng VtoffAJC/Otac/ 1*67 14tM CUUWMOMT. 2/14. appkanoaa aid Heat/sir, 17.8 acm pain W tl saenhea tor *6600 CM 3304664 tor tolo 1MEX CM Richard 261-0310 DEB ARY C o u n t r y Lake 336 WNOSLAKE diva 2 txvm spto pun Fleetwood 26X61 Lake hod wrffvn Ktogs Lake *04-774-2*02 A partm ents 2714 I M g i w i f f i Am . I m M a n ted Oft/fSTOR WUVBIO HOUSES lihe AS 323-0865 or Consulting i • D O -S I04 >oce«a. VB, graphtca. ramtng Rasa 4»7476-1*M C A M t im s Bin A NLtt 3 BEDROOM. ? BATH HOME FOR LESS THAN RENTING t r a n s p o r t a t io n , a fte rn o o n a v a ila b ility In &cmtnolc Herald SOON. French Ava. Sanford. FL ____ ■ 4 RARA 88RVKES Otototoff SIStoW a 888 CM (407) 3*4-6076 34 hr*. CAWF8NTRW.A1 Home painting • emerge me Orffffff 1814872 2 6 e -C h ild C a r * CtonterR mg atoft TLC 8 ptoyroom, ton ito Cart CPEVCOUItoORaa . Fubtoarvtoar 130-0700 3 0 0 -P re e e u re C te a n ln g 2 8 0 -H o m * Im p ro v w T w n te CHARLES 0 . (Dan) I CM ffto Baattl Fraa I Butdsr. C8C037266. Raw Comm, ramodsL addtoon*. re- Great i par MC. V IS A ......487480-1741 DAYS) KEY COto8TWUCnOto~ NwMlMtofftoMagfflM fo r o rd s r DAMAGE R8WMW SPECIALIST H N ^ ^ M 3 1 2 — TT— t J A A * S elect y o u r lot a t Perfect For Retired Persons O r As A Second Income! Ordf * 7 3 p9 9 0 MCLUOMQ LOT C all to see If you quality for this opportunity to own a new home. 4 0 7 -3 3 9 -9 7 3 3 MEDCO DEVELOPMENT Off M to *p t1 C 6 rttn j8 0 M U it» E H 4to6ff.80yi6.A P88.il B torvteto CHEAP! CMEAPI Tree 4M Zo . RUl . MLM POINT, SANFORD POSITIONS AVAILABLE NOW! a ttlw : A-Z LawTech Dnrorca 833. Custody *78 Bankruptcy ITS. Name Chang (66. Etc 24 hr* (407) *23-0347 o r g a n iz a ­ t o b s g in a g r s a t n a w jo b ! Apply In Parson u-euY-rr- i wn imamU* an AppAloye/ant ctr/atc. Local house caff* S7S-1883 wa2mto5TiitoSiffe ^S em S a r o u te s In t h s S a n fo r d a ra a . A ll y o u d a p a n d a b la 2 t > | ( j i | S to rv IC M 2 7 8 -H a n d y A ten HAUUNOM E A R N F L L L -T IIV 1 E P A Y F D R P A R T -T IIV 1 E W O R K n n d s QRKO QR088 LAWN SERVICi RES/COM QUALITY CAM FREE EST. SM 8888. 2 7 1> -H au lin g A NeXP L O Y I^ MOto. S tm ln o h Herald MEED AN ELECTINCIAirr CALL DtCXe ELECTRIC 407-M I 47 M 261-Computer Momaa *3.000 to IROOO. Sal UR Ftoanong. OUBD 2B34SS1 W 9UN9CA98 LAWN teQMT c S m im t i (407)2234180 159—Real Estate AAA GRASS MASTERS. Aj eervicde pcowted. Ctepdnbebk and atotebte. >Cai lor tm 2 7 6 -C te c tr ic a l • fipartoua Apartm cnls a lih largr G oo ds • le k e Front • Vbik-ytiall • Sparkling Cuol • Tennis CourU CAWNAOE COVE H. 2 BORM MOMS on doubts tot togreund pod. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 27, 1998; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/09f9b5e58fb240ec3ef59c4083749c47.pdf 7e601c71c82125c01df3821ea808f4f7 PDF Text Text >; - » « *.*i L IO N S IN S ID E .* H E L P .. i OVIEDQ...4A PKOPLE...5A Stenstrom Elementary third graders show respect for environment Attorney Manny Acevedo answers your questions P A N T H E R S A T P IN E C W E 8 T ...S C H O O L S 2 A S > c m i n o l c D IA M O N D A C T IO N ...S P O R T S 1 B H e r a l d Serving Sanford, Lake Mary, Longwood, Oviedo, Winter Springs and Seminole County since 1908 50 Cents THURSDAY APRIL 23, IW8 Child abuse: Stressing need for more concern County plans birthday party Museum’s slogan: Register now B jr R u m By Nick Pfelfau f HERALD STAFF WRITER SEMINOLE COUNTV • While Seminole County is relatively small In size. Its population Is pirnlllul. And with a large population, more child abuse problems are found. April Is National Child Abuse Prevention Month In Florida. While child abuse prevention Is a continuing effort rather than Just one mouth per year. Stuart Doyle, public Informa­ tion offlrer with District 7 Florida Department of Children A Families, says II Is a lime to con sldcr the fa ils so ihr general populous gels a closer look at tills serious problem. To stress the need for more concent. Doyle's figures for fiscal year 1995/90 for Seminole County showed 2.999 re|Kiricd cases of abuse (allegations, not confirmations). Ily fiscal ycai 1990/97 the number bad ( llmln-d to 2..12 I or 1.81 percent o f the total reports of child abuse III the slate (I2H.2-!0|. District 7 Is comprised of Seminole. Urevard. Orange and Osceola counties. W h it e HERALD STAFF WRITER SEMINOLE COUNTV - The Seminole County Museum has such a rich history that members of the Seminole County Historical Society are confident the building soon will t>e Included In the Na­ tional Register of Historic Flares. "We believe our nomination will be approved." said Douglas Stenstrom. presi­ dent of the Society, which Is observing the county's 85lh birthday with a number of activities beginning at 10 a.m. Saturday. The museum Is located at Five Points arross from Flea World. " file Museum was built In l!)2U and we bellrve It to be a true community aBsrl (hat preserves Seminole County's heritage, as well as our na­ tional heritage." County Commission Chairman Randy Morris wrote to the Bureau o f Historic Preserva­ tion In Tallahassee. In order to be considered for the year 1998-1999. the nomination had to received by May 12. 1998. The selec­ tion process takes six months to complete. The National Register of P IM M $m C o u a t y . Page 3 A IN BRIEF Ever After Books Is spon­ soring a Children's Short Story Competition for children In first through sixth grades. Story topic Is the Ever After Hooks Dragon. Stories must be a minimum of three para­ graphs. Stories must be le g i­ ble. and have the chlld'a name address, phone number, grade level and age. Submlaslon date Is Thursday. April 30. Contest­ ant must be present on Sun­ day. May 17 to read their submissions. No original co p ­ ies please, submissions will not be returned. Fust place winner receives a $15 gift certificate to Ever Af­ ter Hooka, publication In their newsletter In their annual lit­ eral Journal, as well as a Russ Plush Toy. Second place w in­ ner receives a $ 10 gift ccrtlfli s m I r it b . PigaSA Classified......... ...4B-5B Comics........... Crossword ....... Dear Abby....... Dr. G o tt......... Horoscope . . . . Obituaries . . . . Police Briefs . . . People........... Sports............. T V ................ ....... BA Weather......... ‘ im a g in e th a t w a co n ju re u p a w o rld th a t la a a fa fo r m o thara a n d d a u g h te rs.9 In February of ibis year. District 7 received 1.305 reports, which required Investigation. Statewide lor that month thrre were 10.732 re­ ports Hied. In llscal year 199(1/97 the district's report of 10,089 represented 12.55 percent of the state's total. With concent for the problem. Governor l-nw ion Chiles Issued a proclamation designating Apnl. 1998 us Child Abuse and Neglect Preven­ tion Month. Locally, persons wishing to request free par­ enting Information Irom the Family Sourer ol Florida arc- urged to phone 1-HOO-FLA-LOVE For Information regarding child abuse preven lion, the Children A Families Family Safely arid Preservation program may l»e contacted at (407) 245-0450. Bridge repair update By Tony Tlaxlo HERALD CORKESI*ONDENT Someone will win a colorful quilt Illustrating 85 years ot Seminole County when tho county holds a birthday bash Saturday at the County Musoum at Five Points. Festivities begin at 10 a m. The quilt rafflo is at 3:30 p m. SEMINOLE COUNTV - No one disputes that I lie bndge that connects Seminole and Volusia counties try way of 1-4 Is In nerd -of repair. What with an rstlmutrd 70.000 vehicles trav­ eling on It each day. officials say It Is no wonder. H ie original designers and plannrrs In the 1950* esti­ mated that the bridge would be handling about 30.000 vehicles n day. Currently the bridge has two lanes In each direction with no shouldrrs or room for more lanes lo be added. H ie bridge, which was bull! In UH30 helps connect neighbors besides the 70.000 vehicles each day. H ie original planners never envisioned having such tre­ mendous growth In Central Florida. T ills Is the number one unfunded priority for us and Volusia County." says Harold Harley who Is ihc Ex­ ecutive Director of Melroplan. the regional authority on transportation coordination. pi.umlng and financing. Recently. Congressman John Mica was successful In getting an additional $14 million dol­ lars for Ibis project In the House Transportation Pro­ posal. ‘ which Is an Important boost.* says Harley. The $14 million Is to pay for the com ­ plete design and land for Ihr right of way. With many accidents occur­ ring on or ncur the bridge which causes further delays In both directions tills is o f major ronrem to local planners. A l­ though It Is Imperative Ihal tills bridge Ire replaced tight away, die rurrenl plan has die replacement coming In 2012 al P le a ts S e t B rid g e . Pag* 3 A Safehouse mission: Empowering abused spouses By Tony Tlaslo Child authors For the 4- county district. Children A Families receives more than 1,100 reports o f child abuse and neglect each month. The reports are made llimiigh the Florida Abuse Hotline Information System. HERALD CORRESPONDENT SEMINOLE COUNTY • The Safehouse of Seminole Is a shelter for domestic violence victims. Recently, ofnctala and volun­ teers front the shelter had Ihrtr first clothing drive fur Safehouse residents. Donated clothing gave the residents proper attire for Jobs. Job In­ terviews and to uppear In court. These Items Included: shoes, shirts, ensembles, and more. The drive was organized and developed by Seminole County Circuit Court Judge Nancy F. Alley, who says that she got the Idea from when she lived In Washington. D.C. about six years ago. Alley also soys. T h e drive, which wc called Em­ power wtth Power Suits. IS to build their self esteem or con­ fidence level when they go for a Job.* Alley continues. T h e y know they look their best. They know they are starting on on enuol footing as everyone else when applying for a Job.* Alley says that the reason It Is called Empower Is that a lot of bat­ tered women and children have a feeling o f worthlessness. The clothes were brought to Hob Dance Dodge who helped sponsor the project with the Seminole County Bar Associa­ tion and Attorney Oaty Siegel s olflcc try way of a tmek and two curs. 'It 18 because of this drive that the shelter has enough clothes for live to six months. The exact location of the shelter Is kept secret for security reasons. Hetty Spencer, the shelter manager, says. *We don't know what we would do without the community support we get.* Holland Pugh serves us the executive director. Residents can stay at the shelter for an average of six weeks, maybe lunger. There Is also a Safehouse Outreach Program. Haltered women It Is said, tend to return to on abusive relationship at least seven times, always hoping that their situation will not continue. Again, self esteem Issues come Into the picture. Alley sees the same Issue present In spousal abuse...power. The abuser wants to be In a position of power. The most Important thing Alley says about the residents at tnr shelter. Is that they need time and energy to get help. P U s m $m 0*1*h o u se , Pag* 3 A r.sesoie Empower with Powsr Suits organizsr, Judge Nancy Alley, and Salohouse ol Sominole shelter manager. Mother Hicks: The play’s the thing By David Praaler HERALD STAFF WRITER SANFORD • He envious, be very envious. Some o f Die students from Idyllwllde Ele­ mentary will be able to get a aneak peek of the nrw RJtz Theatre play, Mother lltcks, before the general public on Friduy night. Tonight, the students will gel to sec Utc A l­ ton Lathrop directed play with aevrral area notables In the cast. The story Is about a lit­ tle. orphaned girl who befriends the town curmudgeon In 1935 Illinois. The students arc from the drama, art and chorus clubs. Some students painted the columns In front of the temporary enclosure o f the Rilx Theatre. *We're extremely excited to help In the restoration of the Rltz,’ said David Scott, principal of Idyllwllde. Scott was out at the site Saturday, April 18. The project took four hours from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. H ie activity allowed the students to participate In the betterment of thrtr community. Parents and teacher. Don Nrw. brlpcd the kids In their endeavor. Other ele­ mentary schools will paint art-related scenes within the columns at a later date. The play will open Friday. April 24. to the public. H ie play will continue on April 25-26 and May 1-3. H m rs for the play are 8 p.m. Fridays and Salurdaya. and 2:30 p.m. on Sundays. :$M Flay, FagaSA Body Sponcor, display somo ol tho clothing colloctod tor shelter residents. Geneva hosts Confederate Memorial Day celebration From staff reports GENEVA - Coventor Lawton Chiles has proclaimed April as "Confederate History Month" and Issurd a reminder that April 26 Is Confederate Memo­ rial Duy. In krrplng with the designation, the annual memo­ rial servler will be hrld Sun­ day. April 26 at 2 p.m.. at Ihr Geneva Cem rlrry. H ie memorial service will be conducted by the Sons of Confederate Veterans Camp 1709. the 1st l.t. Daniel Sloan Camp. H ie camp, which meets tn Geneva. Is named In honor of a native son who served honorably as a member of the •Florida Cow Cavalry" during Utc War Between the Stales. Many members of Uic Sloan family still reside In Seminole County and Central Florida. H ie memorial ceremony this year will be led by Camp Conunander James Head and Chaplain James' Rupc with an $h Memorial. Fags $A �2 A •Sen*nole Her.1VJ. Sanford Rofxla •Thursday. Apnl 23 1998 I)o you know w hat's going on in y o u r com m unity? Organ and T issu e A w areness W eek the Arizona aflUlatc of the Na­ Donor In an rfTort to case the des­ perate organ shortage in the United States, the National Kulnev Foundation lias Issued a challenge to all Americans to consider organ donation d u r­ ing National Organ and Tissue Hanoi Awareness Week. April l ‘> 25. I HUH. The challenge was announced by Bill Bombeck. Erma's husband. In conjunction with the Erma Bomlwck Honor Awareness I'roject presented by the Na­ tional Kulnev* Foundation. Erma Uom bccks name was synonymous with American family life and this project alms to reach families with the Important message that giving the gift of life requires n family discussion. The Erma Bombeck Organ Honor Awareness I'roject urges Americans to take these three steps: deride to donate organs, share this decision with their fumllles and sign an organ donor card. Says Samantha Springs, presi­ dent of the National Kidney Foundation of Florida. "It's not enough to sign a donor card. Family consent Is necessary* at the time o f donation so your family needs to know your wishes beforehand.* More than 53.000 A m eri­ cans are on the national w ait­ ing list for transplants o f life ­ saving organs. Including kid­ ney. heart, liver, lung and pancreas. Ten people die each day while waiting, yet annually only 5.000 people donate their organs and that number lias remained static for the last nine years. The goal of tills 1998 organ donor challenge is to honor Erma Bombcck's memory by getting 4.000 new people, rep­ resenting the number o f co l­ umns Erma wrote throughout her career, to designate them ­ selves as organ donors during the week of April 19-25. N a­ tional Organ and Tissue Donor Awareness Week. Erma Bombeck w*as herself a kidney transplant recipient and this project was created at 1 ■ •, As health experts recom ­ mend we eat more fruits and vegetables every day. there's no better time to heed their advice than springtime, wlirn asparagus, spinach, straw ber­ ries and papaya are making thrlr seasonal debut. Spring's arrival encourages us to start spending more time In the produce aisles o f the super­ market. choosing from the va­ riety of delicious fruits and vegetables at their seasonal peaks. April is also Cancer Awareness Month, a perfect time to check our diets to make sure we’re eating nutri­ tious. plant-based foods that will help lower our risk for cancer and other diseases. The American Institute for Cancer Research reports that eating the recommended five servings of fruits and vegeta­ bles each day could lower cancer rates by more than 20 percent. Yet. most of us don't Include enough o f these foods in our diet. By experim enting with different fruits and veg e­ tables. and exploring new ways to prepare them, we can make these nutrient-filled foods a regular part of our dally meals, and part of an overall healthier way o f life. For a free brochure with more' Information on how fruits and vegetables help lower cancer risk, send a selfaddressed, stamped (55 rents) envelope to: American Insti­ tute for Cancer Research. Dept. FF. P.O. Box 97167. Washington. DC 20090-7167. ........ *- ■ .. *.< 'in t t . .,,q T t a u n d i f : S u nny. Illgh n In the m ld -7 0s. Low s In th e mld-SOs. F rid a y . Partly clou dy, lllg h s In the u p p c r-7 0s. L ow s In the m id -5 0 s. M ttr d tf: P artly cloudy. H igh s neur-BO. Low s In the u p p c r-5 0 s. Fit i l l y : Sunny, lllg h s In th e mld-HOs. Low s In the low-COs. THURSDAY: BOLUNAR TABLE: min. 3:05 a.m.. maj. 9:15 a.m.. min. 3:25 p.m.. maj. 9:40 p.m. TIDES: Daytona Beach: high: 5:52 a.m.. 6:19 p.m.. low: •— a.m.. 12:06 p.m. New Smyrna Beach: high: 5:57 a.m.. 6:24 p.m., low: —- a.m.. 12:11 p.m.. Cocoa Beach: high: 6:12 a.m.. 6:39 p.m., low: —- a.m., 12:26 TH U RSD AY F R ID A Y Sunny 7 5 5 3 P t c ld y 7 7 5 4 p.m. ] g i , l— CHCowmowil Ptcldy 80 58 Buaaty 54 62 LOTTERY, Hars are the winning numbers selected on Wednesday in the Florida Lottery: Fentsay s 11-14-1*-24-24 Lotto (April IS) 5-S-10-20-31-42 W l 3 5 1 C aht 1 m Daytona R o a c h it R o w Basyina R o a c h ; Seat are 47 feet with a rough chop. Water temperature at Daytona is 70 degrees and at New Symma. 70 degrees. Winds are from the west at 20-25 m.p.h. rnmnea ~ | T1 m high tem perature la O eafaei We da ee Say w ee 09 digress ead the o versig h t lew was 09. Recorded rslaloU fa r the pesioO e a d te g e t 10 muss.. T h e r e is y teteleO 04X1 tach. •Oeaitee......... ........ 0:99 e.as« *OaaeeS..................7:90 p.as. Seminole Herald Thursday, April 23. 1998 • Vol. 90. No. 173 Published Daily Except Monday. Saturday A Christmas by Repubhc Newspapers. Inc • 300 N. French Ave.. Sanford. FL 32771 Phone: (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9408 cstcuuinoN LEGALS AOUMSTRAnON ADVEfmSMO Lareme Goa Elame Gardens Roam Lavender Ka*e Werner • Manager Margaiet Staley Chns Sharp * Manager production EXXTOMAL Frank VoaoSne - Manager Lacy Loar • Edrtor Shan Broke Dona D M M i rrvaa nvmni Cheryl Smith Dav*J Frazar PRESS 4 BTRSNNNO Jaana Mugyies Robed Slop Cowan CourtneyLeftew Mam Savoie c u ttre o Nek PteSaul Bd Egan Sandy Presley Dean Sman E m Tyrrei. Jr. • Cheryl Slone Tommy Vincent Head Pressman Susan Warmer Russ Whna Penodcal Postage Pad al Sartord. Florida Subtcnpkon Rales (Defy t Sunday) and addkonal maimg oflees Home Dakvery Mae USPS 4*1280 3 Months 119 50 524 00 Postmaster Sand address changes to 6 Months 53900 54800 The SEMINOLE HERALD » *7* 00 596 00 PO Bos 1667 Florida Reader** add 7% sales las 101 Sarkord. a 32772 1667 Republic ROCK SPRINGS RIDING STABLES Wekiva State Park hqrsibehuls Lions help Panthers at Pine Crest The Sanford Lion's Club, as a civic and altruistic project, has been working with the 4th and 5th grade STAR (Altomativo Education) classes at Pine Crest Elementary In December, members ol the club thought an ice-cream social would be a good way tor the Lion's to get to know the students and their toachors, Dcbbio Bowlin and Patty Swann. The social was a 'roanng' success and each month sinco. Lion's have boon volunteering their time to come out and share Information about their educational experiences and career fields, with the students Metty Broach came one Friday to discuss her career as a teacher and college professor, and Photo Courtesy ol Pine Crest Elementary has been coming every Friday since lo leach Spanish to the studonts. Tho students are always excited on the scheduled Friday's lo see what interesting career the guest speaksr wfl be presenting On Fndey, April 17. Sam Loper, and other members of the Lion's Club presented two paperback books to each STAR student, to Ksep, read, enjoy, and add to their home library. Pine Crest STAR classes would fcke to gtvo a big 'Panther Paw* pet on the beck to say thank you to the Sanford Lion's Club lor all their support this ysar. Only you can improve your credit rating Don’t waste your money on scam artists, ads Special to the Herald ‘Cretin Problems* NO prob­ lem...’ *Wie can erase your bad cre d it-100 percent guaran­ teed.' *We can r r m o if bank­ ruptcies. Judgments, liens, and bad loans from your credit file. FOREVER!' *Create a new credit Identity- legally. * Do yourself a favor and save some money, too. Don’t believe these statements. Newspapers, radio. TV. und the Internet ure filled with nrls that offer--for a fe e -to erase accurate negative Information In your credit file so you can get a credit card, auto loan, home mortgage, or even a Job. H ie scam artists who run these ads can't d eliv­ ery. Only time, a deliberate cfTort. and a personal debt r e ­ payment plan will Improve your credit. The companies that adverUse credit repair services ap­ peal lo consumers with poor credit histories. Not only can't they provide you with a clean credit record, they may be en­ couraging you to violate fed­ eral law. If they ask you to make false statements on a loan or credit appllcaUon, misrepresent your Social S e ­ curity number, or advise you to get an Employer Identifica­ tion Number from the Internal Revenue Service under false pretenses, you will be com m it­ ting fraud. The truth Is you can help yourself to re-bulld a better credit record. Start by con­ tacting your creditors when you realize that you are unable to make payments. If you need help working out a payment plan and a budget, contact your local credit counseling service. There are non-profit groups In every state that ofTer credit guidance to consumers. These services are available at little or no cost. Also, check with your employer, credit union, or housing authority for no-cost credit counseling p r o ­ grams. In addition, you have specific rights under the Fair Credit Reporting Act: ' '' " • You are etttMled to a free copy o f your credit report If you've been denied credit. In­ surance or employment and request the report within 60 days o f notice, or If you can prove that ( 1) you're unem­ ployed and plan to look for a Job within 60 days. (2) you're on welfare, or (3) your report Is Inaccurate because of fraud. • If your application for credit. Insurance, or em p loy­ ment Is denied because o f In­ accurate or Incomplete credit Information, the company to which you applied must give you the name and address o f the reporting credit bureau. • There Is no charge to dis­ Audubon’s Project Wingspread halfway there, honors volunteers t o the Herald MAITLAND - Prominent Central Florida business and community lea d en and Individuals will be gathering at Florida Audubon's center for Birds o f Prey In Maitland this Friday. April 24, to be recognized for thetr volunteer efforts on the Center's 92 million ’ Project Wingspread* campaign. This celebration will feature behind-the-scene-toura, a short presentation about our community partners, and the unveiling o f the final developm ent plans for the center, which ranks In the nation's top 5 raptor rehabilitation centers. Halfway to the $2 million goal, Florida Audubon Society Is honoring more than 100 volunteers and companies that have donated valuable staff time, capital and materials toward this project. The celebration is being held during National Volunteer Week to raise awareness that these Centra) Floridians have served as the primary catalysis behind Project Wingspread and are making a difference In their •community. pute mistakes or outdated In­ formation on your credit re c ­ ord. Ask the credit bureau for a dispute form and submit It will) any supporting docum en­ tation. Other facts you should know: * Bankruptcy Information can be reported for 10 years. * Information about a lawsuit or Judgment against you can be reported for seven years or until the statute o f limitations runs out. whlrhevrr Is longer. * Information reported b e ­ cause of an application for a Job with a salary o f more than •75,000 has no time limit. * Information reported b e ­ cause o f an application for more than • 190,000 worth o f credit or life tnauxa15cc.Jsaa.no time limit. ..... I f you’ve had a problem with a credit repair company, con ­ tact your local consumer af­ fairs ofnrc or state attorney general (AG). Many AG offices have toll-free consumer hot­ lines. Check your local d ire c ­ tory assistance. You also may contact the Consumer R e­ sponse Center, Federal Trade Commission. Washington. DC 20580; 202-320-2222; TDD. 202-326-2502. or visit the FTC at wwWiflc.gov. 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SISSIONS INK OP CM t I HI I ATM WITH IINIIMIHO M0NTHU PACKAOi l%.tF (.OwpOn l Ik 1 l *97 Full Service Hair Full Service Nails Tannino Pedicures f Paraffin Treatments i H 323-8029 Country Club S(|ii.nr ' Mil W Airpmt Hlvd S.inlont 3?3 807‘J 40 Years of Honast Ssrvlca _ Great Ratos on Quality Workmanship srOsMsstls IStsatsrt * Lslssf TscSaksI isslpassf • Mss •V aa* Tracts •RVt • Clstckes • CV Jslats • tssU • Frss Tsslef WNh Ms|*r Rspsin • Mstls—rISs Wsnssty AssUslle 6 6 8 2 92 9 905-BSU8 Hwy. 17-92 DtBary £l oss from the F.P.L Smoke Stacks B M i § L-MTJiaisaJB Art & Craft Show *Our decision to work with the City o f Maitland to construct a stormwater treatment system to protect Lake Sybelia has led to a phenomenal Audubon/Maitland partnership,’ said Clay Henderson. Florida Audubon president. *lt was the (1st step In redefining the center's mission and Its real potential as an educational resource for Florida. Since that time, we have been overwhelmed by community and corporate support.* “Serving Seminole County Since 1908" Odessa Pugh • Business Manager Te>an Games M ean Moms Lmoa Spiegel 322-2611 Cancer A w a ren ess Month I M fi* L E P M C A iT ~ ~ ] I U P S S SA TU RD A Y The S e m in o le H e ra ld wants to hear from YOU! tional Kidney Foundation to continue her legacy of love. I'roject advisors Include Erma's friends and colleagues, among them Ann Landers. Abigail Van Burrn. Art Buchwald. Phil Donahue. Phyllis Dlller and Bll Keane. To receive a tree Erma Bombcck donor card and brochure rail 1-888-840 ERMA or the National Kidney Foundation of Florida at 1 8 0 0 927-9659. Newspapers. Inc. j Project Wingspread haa evolved during the past year and a half through the talents o f a 14-member design team which met weekly to complete the centers master plan and to prepare preliminary and final construction documents. In addition. 12 Individuals from local corporations and governmental agencies liave dedicated many hours to build an education program tied directly to the state's science benchmarks for elementary and middle schools. When completed, the Center will offer students, udults. and tourists Interested In raptors and conservation a unique living classroom experience.. An Important reason for ‘ Project Wingspread* Is that the Center haa simply outgrown Its current faculties. For the last several years, the dedicated staff has treated more than 600 raptors per year. Redevelopment plans caU for the Center to be com pletely redesigned to better serve both the birds and the pubUc. expand environmental education opportunlUes. as well as restore the Audubon House, a historic buUdlng which will house the Society's artifacts and the Audubon Blrdlng Store. For more Information and/or to assist with the Center's redevelopment project, please call BUI Randolph. Project Wingspread Executive Director at (407) 644-0190. A pril 2 3 -2 6 Thursday - Sunday H& PROMOTIONS, IN C For mora Information call (330) 493*4130 i �Seminole Herakt, Sanford, Florida ■Thursday, April 23. 19SB •3A B riefs Continued from Page 1A rate and n Russ Plush Toy. Third plarr winner receives a $5 glfl rertincale ami a Russ Mush Toy. Send submissions to Ever Af­ ter Books. 1155 W. SR 434. Suite 123. Longwood. 32750. For more Informal Inn call (407) 260-2665. Zoo Earth Day SANFORD - Tile Central Florida Zoological Park and City of Sanford will be hosting Earth Day at the Zoo this Sat­ urday. frnm U a.m. until 1 p.m. The cvrnt begins at 9 n.m. with a tree plaining ceremony. The nrsl 500 families will r e ­ ceive a free tree sapling. S p e­ cial guests Include Woodsy the Owl and Smokry Bear. Tile Heritage or the Anierlean Ones will provide a living history presentation will) mi nulhrntlr Native American village. Over 15 exhibitors will share Inromiallon on Innovative con­ servation programs und Ideas visitors may lake home and put Into prurtlce. Admission to the Earth Day evrnt at the zoo Is free. It’a not Michaolangok), but It will do. Idytlwildo art toachor Don Now (tar right) Instructs studonts Robby Van Winkle (loti) and Kevin Cash (middlo) ft tho painting of tho front of Sanford's RHz Theatre. Tho four* hour projoct was done on Saturday, April 18. Play Coallnoad from Pag* 1A , Tickets are $12 for ndults, $ 10 Tor seniors, and $0 for children. The play Is funded In part by the Seminole Cultunil Arts Council, fo r reservations, call .121 HI 11. POLICE Battary; Elmer Burlington, OR. of W. Grandbend Ave.. Lake Mary, was arrested Wednesday, April 22. by Lake Mary police. Buffington was charged with battery und urrcHted at the above address. Buffington allegedly lilt Ills son in the chin. Nell Trelteen, -19. o f 2620 Sanford Ave., Sanford, was arrested Tuesday, April 21, by Seminole County deputies. Trelteen was charged with bat­ tery and arrested at the aljove address. Trelteen allegedly grabbed victim by the collar and shoved her against a wall. Aaron Knight. IH. o f 1431 Mara CM., Sanford, was arrested Tuesday. April 21. by Sanford police. Knight was charged with aggravated battery und arrested tn the 800 block o f South French Avenue. Knight alleged­ ly committed un unprovoked attack on victim with hts fists. Chad Starr, 20. o f 021 East Palmetto Ave., Longwood. was arrested Tuesday. April 21. by Longwood police. Stan* was charged with sexual battery and arrested at the above address. Starr allegedly took advantage *• oC victim - w hile she was f Im paired.— ^ ■ Debra Edmondqsp. „ 39. o f | 2180 E. Triangle Kd.. Longf wood, was arrested Friday, * April 17. by Seminole County deputies. Edmondson was charged with battery and ar­ rested at the above address. Edmondson allegedly bit and punched victim. James Jordan. 52. of 125 E. Panama. Winter Springs, was arrested Friday. April 17. J o r­ dan was charged with battery and arrested at the above ad­ dress. Richard Rosario. 34. of 012 S. Park Ave., Sanford, was ar­ rested Sunday, April 19. Rosario was charged with bat­ tery and arrested at the above address. Rosario allegedly slammed door on the back of victim's head knocking her forward. Glenn Swlfl, 35. of 113 Three Oaks Ln., Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police. Swlfl was charged with bat­ tery. breach o f peace and r e ­ sisting without violence. Swift was arrested In the 2600 block ol Park Drive. Cynthia Drndlry. 32. o f 2298 Center St.. Sanford, was ar­ rested by Seminole County deputies. Bradley was charged with aggravated battery and arrested In the 3000 block of East State Road 48. Bradley allegedly came at victim with a sharp object cutting him on the chin. Michelle Smith. 2 1 . of 133 Moss wood Cir.. Winter Springs, was arrested Satur­ day. April 18. by W inter Springs police. Smith was charged with battery and a r­ rested at the nbovr address. Smith allegedly hit victim In the head und bit him In tils right arm. Kim Brandmlre, 44. of 217 Forest Dr.. Sanford, was arrest­ ed Tuesday. April 21. by Seminole County deputies. Brandmlre was charged with possession o f crack cocaine, resisting without violence und possession o f open eontnlner. Brandmlre was arrested In the 1600 block o f West 13th Street. Officer saw defendant drinking. Defendant also opened his hand to reveal pieces of crack cocaine, according to report. Traffic stops: Ricardo Lopez. 35. o f 184 Lori Anne Lane. Winter Springs, was arrested Tuesday, April 21, by Winter Springs police. Lopez was charged with driving while license Is suspended or revoked. Illegal license plate/atlached mobile home sticker, and altered license plate/validatlon sticker o f vehlcic/mobUc home. Lopez was arrested In the 100 block of Lori Anne Circle. Officer ran h check which reveulcd that Uic tag on Lopez's vehicle had expired. Com m unity care SANFORD - The cleanup Is not over. Volunteers arc needed to help remove debris cuusrd try the tornado earlier Ibis year. Salurduy. May 9. and Satur­ day and Sunday. May 10 and 17. the Seminole Volunteer Cenlrr. along with Seminole HEART (Home based Em er­ gency Assistance Relief Tram ), local rhurehes and other charitable organizations will organize a Flnnl Clean Sweep o f the tornado area. The Salvation Army will p ro ­ The Florida Department o f Tran sport at ion has announced tliat there will Ire Interm ittent lane closures on the lnterstate-4 /Florida Turnpike In­ terchange ramp (exit 259) now through Friday May 15. due to a resurfnrlng project. The Intermittent lone clo ­ sures on the Interchange ramps will take place over­ night from 8 p.m. to G u.m.. at which time motorists will be shifted around the work zone. Motorists are urged to use caution and adhere to posted reduced speed limits while traveling through the con­ struction zone. Speeding fines In a construction area are doubled. Contlnutd from Page 1A j|) s . loric Places Is an official list­ ing o f historically significant sites and properties through­ out the country. It Inrludrs d is ­ tricts, sites, buildings, struc­ tures and objects that have been Identified and docu­ mented as being significant In American history, architecture, archaeology, engineering or culture. Tlic museum building quali­ fies for the Register on botli the architecture and for Its original use. In the 1920 s, the building was used for a home for the poor and elderly. That's how County Homr Road received Its name. ‘ It was the County Poor Farm." said Karen Jacobs, staff assistant al the museum. ‘ It has quite a history. We're excited that It has been nomi­ nated for the National Regis­ ter." The land for the county homr and u convict camp were pur­ chased In 1925 from C assan­ dra Schultz - 82 acres for •9.020. Listing In (he Reglsler may make a properly eligible for a Federal Income Tax Credit. It docs not automatically pre­ serve a building nor keep the property from being modified. The rounty's 85th birthday festivities begin Saturday with a welcome by Cecil Tucker of the Historical Society and an Invocation by Major Bruce W il­ liams o f the Salvation Army, and a patriotic medley by the Sounds of Praise. Sanford Mayor Larry Dale and County Commissioner Morris will talk and a number of rntrrfalnrrs will perform. At 3:30 p.m. the Historic S o­ ciety will nifllc Its 85th anni­ versary quilt. M em orial— Continued from Page 1A Bridge Continued from Page IA Tills Is where a slx-lanc seg­ the minimum. ment will merge Into a four Given the current condition, lane bridge right before getting the bridgr will worsen with the to Volusia County. In contrast, addrd 14 years. The current the new bridge will have addrd bridgr is obsolete nnd unable features such as breakdown to meet the future needs o f the lanes. region. The project develop­ Srvrm l organizations are mental and environmental supporting this projrrt: Metrohnse of the pmject In due to plan Orlando (representing Or­ c completed In June o f 1999. ange, Seminole nnd Osceola Funds are being planned to counties). Volusia County Met­ continue widening 1-4. the nrea ropolitan Planning Organiza­ west of the bridge between tion. City of Sanford. Sanford Lake Mary Boulevard and U.S. ChamlKT o f Commerce. Or 17-92. It In expected to be lando-Vulusla M.P.O. Alliance, romplrted by the yrnr 2002. Economic Development C om ­ Thnugh the increased rapacity mission o f Mid-Florida. Central ts good, the added widening Florida Freight Mobility Work­ will result In u ‘ choke point.ing Group, and Greater Sem i­ snv» Melroplan. nole Chamber o f Commerce. G honor guard consisting of ram p members. Thr Sons o f Confederate V et­ erans Is a patriotic organiza­ tion formed In 1896 nnd charged with maintaining the true history o f the Confederacy nnd the confederate soldier. Membership Interests In­ clude historical study and re­ search, genealogy, collection of nrtlfncts, and re-enactment of battles o f the War for Inde­ pendence. Thr event Is open to Die gen­ eral public, and persons with forefathers Involved In the war are urged to attend. For additional Information, contact Camp Adjutant Ewell K. Ilagan, 1148 Orange Ave­ nue, Winter Springs. 327-3534. Conttnuad from Pag* LA Thr hotline number Is 3303933. It Is monitored 24 hours a day. 7 days a wrek. Including holidays. Herr are 15 questions given to tell If your spouse is abusing you: 1. Are they jealous and posses­ sive? 2. Do they rontrol your money or your wardrulx*? 3. Do they’ have in realistic ex­ pectations? , ,4 | Uo.lhqy « 9nU«»l.who you talk tO? , i ||. .,5. .Do,.they A>Umc olher-j for their behavior? 6 . Do lliry prevent you from working? 7. I>o they destroy your prop­ erty? 8. Are they cruel to animals and children? 9. Do they humiliate you? 10. Do they call you names? 11. Do they make you afraid? 12. Is It a love you/hate you situation? 13. Do they have a history of battering? 14. Do thry threatrn to hurt you? 15. Do they Justify abuse with religion? 1 •* ! PRIME MIscsIlaMMs: Kuthle Pendleton. 20, o f 1108 E. Eighth St., Sanford, wus arrested Tuesday, April 21. by Sanford police. Pendleton wus chained with resisting without violence and possession of drug paraphernalia. Pendleton was arrested at the corner o f Sanford Avenue and East 11til Street. Pendleton was arrested for giving officer a psucdonytn Instead o f her real name. JACQUELINE MARY SHEEHAN W aller Rawlson. 72. Sorrento Circle. Winter Park, died Tues­ day. April 21. 1998 in Winter Park. Bom Jan. 21. 1926 in New York. N.Y.. he moved to Central Florida ln 1967. Mr. Rawlson was a retired manager for Zurich American Insurance Company, Loss Control fit Safety Engineering. Mr. Rawl­ son served as a Det. Sarg. in the Miami Beach Police De­ partment for 12 years. He was a coach and umpire for Oviedo Little League. Mr. Rawlson was elected to Oviedo City Council In 1974. Personal friend o f Bill Interchange closure County Safehouse W. Active supporter o f Canine Companions, lie was Jewish. Survivors Include son, Jon Brooks, Orlando; daughter. Lisa Ann. Casselberry; sister, Elsie Rawlson Kanof, El Paso, Texas. Family Funeral Care, Oviedo, tn charge o f arrangementa. ■ I L T t E 1A W L E O N vide gloves, drinking water und foot! to all volunteers. Persons wishing to becom e Involved In this program, who have a few hours of time, arc asked to contnct Seminole Volunteer Center at 324-7058 or 323-4440. Business Loans up to ‘JACKIE’ Jacqueline ‘ Jackie* Mary Sheehan. 31, Palm Springs Drive. Altamonte Springs, date o f death undetermined at this time. Bom in Revere. Maine, she moved to the Centra) Florida area In 1974 from West Peabody, Maine. Ms. Sheehan was a waitress for Suzanne's Oyster Pub. Longwood. She was a Catholic. Survivors Include son. Nicholas BIcc, Altamonte Springs; daughter, Emily Rae Bice. Altamonte Springs; par­ ents, John J. and Faye L. Drohan Sheehan. Deltona; sisters, Nancy Lee, Linda Ann Hartzog, both o f Deltona. Susan Faye Miller. Sanford. Kathy Jean. FrifDlh. bid., Kelly Ami, Del­ tona; paternal grandmother, Helen Frances. Ft Myers. Stephen R. Baldauff Funeral Home. Deltona. In charge of arrangements. $500/000 • Simple One-Page Application Quick Approval Process CAU. 407-740-6300 Option 0 Huntington Banks tit T u k c c o n t r o l o f y o u r m o n e y . *“ MEMBER FUIC ~ ~ » I �<*A Seminote Herald Sanford. Honda Thursday. April 23 1998 Stenstrom Elem entary: W h e re butterflies are free Uy J e ff B erlinicke ASSISTANT SPOUTS EDITOR OVIEDO • Stenstrom Elementary third-grader Karl Hanks said he Is tired of seeing trash eve­ rywhere. lie's worried about the environment and Is helping a group o f kids In his class In ’ to make the Earth a happier and healthier place. *t was driving down the road one day and we were driving down all these streets and I Just saw all this garbage everywhere.* Karl said. *1 wish I had lime to clean It all up." Classmate Kate Mulligan added. 'People Just don't care.* As part of Earth Day celebrations Wednesday. Stenstrom students participated In a variety of outdoor activities to learn more about the state o f the environment and to learn how they can make the world a better plaee. Stenstrom far ultv members organised Project SEED. (StcnstronTs Environmental Education Discov­ eries} and teachers Ricky Carver, Rmh Meyers and Pam Ferranle went to work. Ihe teachers came up with n goal to help stu­ dents develop an awareness, appreciation and altccttou lor nature, and the project seemed to be working us a group of third graders spent part o f the day out tn the sun organlitng the construction of a butterfly garden. Tlie project started In the fall when school year workshops were offered to teachers to promote environmental education tn the cla ss­ room. Teachers received training on the Sun­ shine State Standards and how to Integrate P ets their knowledge into a currtuilum. The teachers also received materials to use m the cla ss­ rooms. Hv yesterday, the project was ready to go and the kids seemed lo be having a ball, digging through the dirt and looking for ways tn attract butterflies. Soon, Stenstrom bojies lo have a birdhouse constructed near the butterfly garden and plans are also under way for an outdoor classroom For now. the butterflies have everyone excited Stenstrom Dividend IVggv Colter ts assisting in the project and she ts referred to as "Stenstrom's resident butterfly nut* hv tnrnltv members. Gutter raises butterflies at home and she and her children, one of them a student at Strn strom, have raised over 150 In their own back­ yard. The kids explained that they were pluming two typos of plants: hosts and nectars. 'H osts attract caterpillars and thetr eggs and nectars attract other butterflies,* Kail said. H ie kids seemed concerned about what could happen to the environment and nature If a n i­ mals skirted to die because o f human negli­ gence. ’ Alt the animals could die.' Matthew Tellson said. 'M anatees .ire dying because they keep getting hit by htg boats and people that don't care about them.* ‘ All of the animals arc dying out,* Kale added. “ People nro cutting through all the forests and tlie animals are losing their homes.* At Stenstrom, the kids are making sure that, in their own small way. at least a lot of butter tiles will have a home. We have more constructive things to do than to investigate Clinton’ s sex life I am sure that then- an* others like myself (hat are tired of heating about tlie presi­ dent's alleged extra marital affairs, sexual advances and sexual barassments. Most of us that know anvlhlng about our society know that lor years II has been uceeplcd. Hrforr anyone gets upset and says Hint I am condoning what has alleged lo have happetted to these women, 1 am not. My concern and I am sure that there arc others with the same concern, Is why do these women now and In previous years wait so long before they bring charges against the people? It seems that they went along w1 lh these a f­ fairs. sexual advancement and harassmeuts as long ns they were benefiting from the a f­ fairs. They aren't exempt from having the affair lierause ihey rould have said no. They were of age to know right from wrong. They knew the president was a married man. It makes you wonder, are they feeling guilty or remorseful after accomplishing what they needed to accomplish during the nlfalr? dren that are starving and homeless, homes that are being destroyed by tornadoes, fires and flooding. We need better education for our children that equals that of other coun­ tries. |M-oplc that need mcdtral care twit can't afford II. Diseases for which cures need lo be found, more drug treatment centers, and end lo racism, and the list goes on and on. Il Isn't wrong thut our society starts checking oil the morals and vulurs o f our lenders, but not at the expense of the taxpayers or other more important problems. There arc so many more Important things that need tn be addressed with the same In­ terest or more than the alleged affairs of the president. Die time and the money spent on investigation and flying |M*ople In to testily could Ik * used lor something more construc­ tive m our country. We have adults and chil­ I um not judging these women or the president Iteeause thr Bible says. 'Judge not that ye be not judged.* My main concent is that more constructive work be done In our country that would benefit all people. I S T E N S T R O M and G E N E R A L P o rtra its I F E E D B U Y 1« L B . P R O P L A N C A T F O O O A Nil R E C E I V E F R E E C A T L I T T E R W I MIS COMMON Convenentfy locitid 1 190 N Country Qub I (tfKM taels northd UM Ihry SvU Art Studio (4 0 7 ) 3 2 3 -7 5 8 1 3 2 3 -1 5 5 0 Need To Board Your Cats? 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Floods •Thursday. Apnl 23. 1998 5A P e o p l e CALENDAR Weight Watchers A local chapter o f Weight Watchers meets nt the l.nke Mary Community Building every Thursday from 4:45 to 0:45 p.m. Toastmasters The Omni TonatmaMers Club •0801 will meet at 5:30 p.m. every Thursday at the AAA Building. 1000 AAA Drive. Heathrow. Guests and prospec­ tive members are welcome. Call Bertram Click. 323-6089. for more Information. Pot Luck dinner Widowed persons are Invited to attend a pot luck dinner at 5:30 p in. every third Thursday of the month at the C assel­ berry Senior Center. 200 Lake Triplet Drive. Casselberry. Alanon, Alateen A1ANON and ALATEEN meetings are held every Thurs­ day. at 8 p.m., at Sanford Christ Inn Church. 730 Upsnla Hoad. Sanford. For Informa­ tion. cull 323-8524. Estate planning not just fo r the rich Guest are welcome. For Infor­ mation. rail Tonv McDaniel at 324 0469. Free clinic Fridsy A free clinic to Include blood pressure check, blood sugar screening and Immunizations will be held every Friday, from 9 to I I n.m.. at the Grnrvn Elementary School In the old school building, com er of First and Main Street In Geneva. The clinic Is sponsored by the Seminole County Health De­ partment In conjunction with the Seminole County Sheriff's Office and Geneva Elementary School. For Information, call 349-9284. Substance abuse discussed SAFE. Substance Abuse Family Education. Is conduct­ ing a "Families In Crisis* outreach program. Interested o r­ ganizations wanting to contact the Life Savers Club of SAFE may call Llbtry Kuharske at 291-4357. Seniors meet Blue Grass Pickers Sanford Blue Grass Hlrkrni meet every Thursday, from 0-10 p m., at the Greater Sanford Chamber of Cornmerre. Pick­ ers and grtnnrro ore welcome. For Information, cull John Shaffer. 820-4931. Sanford Historic Trust The Sanford Historic Trust meets the first Thursday of the month, at 7 p.m.. at the First Sheet Gallery. 207 Mugnolla Avc. Amateur Radio The Lake Monroe Amateur Kadlo Society meets every first Thursday, at 7:30 p.m.. at the Senior Center. I-ake Triplett Drive. Casselberry. For Infor­ mation. call Karl Lambert. 0958764. or A1 Kirk. 322-4487. < twin . ft. University Women American Axsdjtqlton of University Women meets the first Thursday o f each month at 7 p.m. at the Rolling Hills Moravian Church. State Road 434. Longwood. American Legion American Legion Post 53 and Unit meet the second Thurs­ day. at 8 p.m., at the Post Home. 2874 S. Sanford Ave. For Information, call 322-1652. Pigeon Fenders The Central Florida Pigeon Fanciers Association meets the third Thursday o f each month, at 7:30 p.m., at the Seminole County Agricultural Center. 4300 Orlando Drive. Sanford. For more Information, contact Dick Kelly at 291-4346. Sunrise Klwsnis The Seminole Sunrise Klwants Club meets every Friday, at 7 a.m., at Shonry's, US 1792. south of Airport Boulevard. Many people feel that If they don't own a mansion, a yacht, and have a substantial amount o f money In the bank they don't need an estate plan. However, nothing could be further from the truth. While the minimization o f potential Income. gift. estate. and Inheritance taxrs Is an Important goal of an estate plan. It Is not the only goal. Controlling the disposition of property ut death and planning for Inrnparlty nrc goals that are Just as Important If not more Important than minimizing potential taxes. Fortunately, these goals may almost always be adequately and Inexpensively effected through the use o f a simple will, a durable powrr of attorney, a designation of health core surrogate, and a living will. Generally. If u person executes a simple will he or she can make sure that his or her properly und property Interests will be disposed of according to his or her wishes. Additionally, through a will, a person may provide for the P EO P LE ’S LAW n MANNY ACEVEDO appointment of a personal representative, the appointment of a guardian for any minor children. the apportionment o f applicable laxes, and even burial Instructions. The failure to execute a will, however, muy cause undrslrnblc results. One of these results ts that the absence o f u will triggers the applicability of a statute which dictates how a person's property will be distributed und unfortunately. the application of this statute may lead to a result contrary to the what the testator Intended. Another result Is that the absence of a will may lead to un Increase In the cost of probating an estate. These results, however, may be easily withdrawal of life-prolonging procedures In thr event that a person suffers from a terminal condition. These tools enable a person to specify what he or she wants done In the event of Incapacity. A simple estate plan can accomplish u number o f goals. Among these are specifying who und what should be done In the event that a person Is Incapacitated und carrying out a person's wishes with regard to his or her assets nt death. Fortunately, a simple estate plan can often accomplish these goals Inexpensively and reduce the stress and cost of having a court make those decisions at u more difficult time. In the coming weeks we will be discussing these tools in more detail as well as other aspects o f estate law. avoided by executing a simple will. A will, however, does not come Into effect until a person passes away. Therefore, a complete plan should Include provisions that specify a person's wishes In the event that he or she becomes Incapacitated. Ibis may be done by supplementing a will with a durable power of attorney, u designation of health care surrogate, and a living will. A brief description o f these tools follows. A durable power o f attorney Is a document which, In the context o f Incapacity, allows a person to designate the person or persons that he or she wonts to manage his or her affairs rather than for the court to havr to nppolnt a guardian: u designation o f health care surrogate Is a power of attorney of sorts which grants the person designated the power to provide Informed consent for medical treatment and surgical and diagnostic procedures: and a living will Is a declaration directing the providing. withholding. or Manny Acevedo Is a practic­ ing attorney In Seminole County and a member o f the Florida Dar. He can be reached by calling 323-4060. This col­ umn Is /or general lr\formatlon only and should not be retted upon In lieu o j consulting an attorney about your problem. LAKE MARY--A senior's group meets for lunch the sec­ ond Friday of each month at Lake Mary Church of the Nazarrne. 171 E. Crystal Lake Ave. Tire noon meeting Is held In the Fellowship Hall. For more Information, contart Bill at 322-1006. Centenarian hon­ ored Ruth Hamilton, known to many members of the community In Sanlord and in Lake Mary, cele­ brated her 100th birthday on Sunday, April 19 at the Timucuan Country Club in Lake Mary. The luncheon was hosted by Ettie Jane Keogh, Sandi Solomon and Mary Jo Sitz. This group ol friends has been hosting Ruth's birthday cdobration since 1988. Many at the luncheon were Irom Lake Mary Elementary School. At 85. Ruth worked as a substitute at Lake Mary. Celebrating with the centenarian are (Iron! row) Ruth Steinberg tBOLRuth Hamil­ ton ' 000} 'andtnkna'Y/eintrsub f&oP (tocdrktrbw)' EfttJPJane Ke­ ogh, Sandy Sofcxnan, Jean Divorkin, Mem Samson, Judy Wassermon, and Elaine Fried­ man. (third row) Irving Teitelbsum, Lois Sheridan. Mary Jo Sitz and Riva Sorokurs. Daughters of Confederacy Norman deVere Howard Chapter of the United Daugh­ ters o f the Confederacy meets on thr last Friday of die month. For Information, call 322-1425. Art Association Sanford-Semlnole An A sso­ ciation meets on the fourth Saturday of each month, at 1 pm ., at Shonry's In Sanford. Those Interested in art 'a r e ^ welcome to attend.* * Sunbelt Daylily Club Sunbelt Daylily Club meets the first Sunday o f the month at 2 p.m. through April at the Agricultural Center In Sanford.. The club educates members on daylily growing through slide shows, guest speakers and trips to daylily gardens. There are no club dues. Call 351-3219. Bromellad Society The Seminole Bromollad S o­ ciety meets the third Sunday of the month, at 2 p.m., at San­ ford Oarden Club. U.S. 17-92 at Fairmont Avenue. Sanford. All aspects of bromellad culture ore covered during the m eet­ ings. The society Is affiliated with the Florida Council of Bromollad Societies and the Bromellad Society Inc. For In­ formation. call Bud Martin, 321-0838. Runaways, let parents know you’re OK DEAR ABBY: My husband and I separated last summer. My daugh­ ter was living with me, and my son wen* to live with his father. For months I tried to work things out with my husband in hopes of saving our 22-year marriage. It was impossible. A t Christmas, my son and his father va rationed together, and my daughter and I spent the holiday at home. Two months later, just alter my birthday, my 17-year-old son ran away from his father's apart­ ment. It happened the same day hie received his report card. I'm not sure if he left because of our divorce, his poor grades, problems with his THURSDAY PRIME TIME B 30 | 9 00 | 9 30 | 10 00 | 10 30 | 11 00 | 11 30 ADVICE % w ABIGAIL VAN BUREN father or a combination of things. I pray my son is reading your column today and sees this letter. I want him to know that the divorce is (Inal and I was granted custody of him. To my son and all other run­ aways: Please call home. Let your parents know you are OK. Whatev­ er problems there are can be worked out. IJfe is too short to stay away from those who love ve you. Please make that phone ihoru call today. Thank you, Abby, •by. for printing this letter. I hope all parents in my shoes hear from their children today. MOM MISSING HER SON D E A R MOMt I’m p rin tin g your letter in the hope that some of them will. If you are a runaway, prom­ ise yourself that this is the day you will pick up the phooe and let your family know that you are OK. If phoning home la too difficult, call the toll-free N a ­ tional Runaway Switchboard at 1800) 821-4000. Your call will be kept confidential, and It could save your life. marriage left her reeling from emo­ tions) battering, and she said it took yeare o f counseling to regain her confidence. She said the some thing could happen to me — men are not immune. Betty warned that soon Anne will try to change my eating habits, my cologne, my job, ana finally want me to do something about my bald spot. I didn't tell her, but Anne already has. I never saw our relationship as controlling, but now I am wonder­ ing if my sister’s advice to “run as fast as you can* is wise. How do you see this? CONFUSED ABOUT CONTROL happened. What do you think? ENOUGH ALREADY IN NEW YORK DEAR ENOUGH ALREADY! I disagree. There is a misconcep­ tion among heterosexuals that because a person is gay, that person will be attracted to any­ one o f the same sex. Nothing could be further from the truth! P.8. Perhaps your company should inquire about a corpo­ rate rate, so everyon e could have his or her own room. DEAR C O N FU SE D ! It’s not unusual for a woman to want to make a few changes to improve her husband’s (or boyfriend’s) appearance. However, the wav I see It Is not os important os the way you see it. Are you comfort­ able with the changes Anne is demanding? If you don’t mind making these concessions, no harm is being done. H o w ev er, i f you do mind, stop m aking changes Just to please her. You will eoon know If there Is a problem. And yea, men can be victims of a control­ ling relationship. Just os 1 DEAR ABBY: I recently was on a sales trip with three colleagues — two females and one openly homo­ sexual male. I am a heterosexual male. The two fem ales roomed together and I was assigned a room with the homosexual male. DEAR ABBY: I recently visited When I complained about this my sister, ‘ Betty,* who wanted to arrangement before the sales trip, take me shopping to buy me a birth­ my sales manager told me to day present. I explained it would be get over it. I went along with ths better to give me the money so my arrangement; however, I was very wife of four months, “Anne,* could uncomfortable the two nights we approve of the clothes 1 purchased. I ■pent in the room, although nothing told Betty that Anne had pitched a happened except some mild kidding fit about some o f the clothes the at dinner between all four of us. Since returning, I have been sub­ family hod sent me at Christmas. I liked the clothes, but Anne wants jected to every joke you can imagine exclusive choice in what I wear, l b from others in the office, as well as avoid scenes, I give in. She aay* I’m this homosexual male. I have taken nol accommodating her feelings the stance that this will eventually ccommodal when 1I mix ui up the matched outfits be forgotten, but it seems to have taken on a life of its own. shejpicks out llor me. I maintain that pairing me with When B etty heard this, she became upset. She said that men this person was wrong, as it was the can be in controlling relationships same as pairing me with ■ female, Juit as well as women. Betty's first which certainly would never have F or bji rsrrU e n l (u ld * to becoming ■ b a ilo r c o n v a rs a tio a a lU t and a m ore a ttra c tiv e person, o rd e r * llu w to He Popular.* Bend a buslaesa-alted, self. addressed envelope, plus rberk or money order far U N I*4JO In Canada! to: Hear Abby Popularity Booblrt, P.O. Boa 447, Mount Morris. I1L *10*4-0447. U W a * * is Included.) To order “How to Writ* Letters far All Occasions,* sand a business.slied. self, sddrosssd envelope, plus check or money order for t U i 1*4X0 In Canada) Ux Dear Abby, L e lls r B ook let. P.O. Boa 447, Mount Morris. IU. SI0S44M47. 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Your Air Ducts Are P A IN T A G A IN ! ^ BREATHING POLLUTED AIR Mold A Mildew Alert! •tenMUMtg A OiNnfecleni Treatment lo M l Motts A Mftttaw We do total ftource removal N E V E R J •• �W j t H e r a lb Seminole Herald. Sanford. Florida • Thursday, April 23.1906 • I B Extra Po/nte1 1 1 N a t io n a ls ’ n ig h t Jeff Berlinicke Herald Staff Wirffer L a k e M D e v il R a y s , E x p o s r o m p to B a m b in o w in s a r y ’ s d is t r ic t b a s e b a ll c h a m p io n s h ip m a y a n h a v e b e e n u p s e t, b u t it w a s n o t lu c k •LAKE MARY _ They didn't have the most talent In the world and probably weren't even the best team. Out In the six-team horse race that makes up Class GA-District 3 baseball, coach Allen TUttlc's longshot Lake Mary Rama pulled of! an upset, outlasting everyone to the finish line for the district title. The win gives the Rams a bye as the tour­ nament starts next week, and that's pretty important since anyone can beat everyone. There really isn't a weak team In the district and Lake Mary survived as much as It won the title this year. But If you look further Into the lake Mary story, It might not have been as much of a surprise. The Rams have had some stinkers this year, but they could have thrown In the towel after starting out 0-3. They didn't, and by the end of the season. Lake Mary was probably more fundamen­ ta lly sound than—anyone In the district. While Lyman raced Into the home stretch, needing at least 6he~ win In the ftnal two games to have a shot at the title, errors gave away a game to Lake Brantley that tried to give the game back to the Qreyhounds. It was like that all over the county. Lake Howell started strongly and played erratically down the stretch, seemingly either winning big or losing large. Oviedo never found Its rhythm, but don't count out the Lions despite a disappointing regular season. The talent Is there, the pitching Is deep and anyone can come out of Lyman, site of the districts, with a berth In the regionals without It ranking as too much of a surprise. Even Deland played tough ball and pounded Lake Mary earlier In the season. But while everyone was besting up on eve­ ryone else. In a scene reminiscent of some of the great ACC basketball wars. Lake Mary sat and waited to make its move for home. The Rams didn't make errors and that's what won It It also helps to have two outstanding pitchers, neither of whom were listed among the county elite at the start of the season. Brian Bretzer has been the horse all year and Josh O'Brien has been a solid number two starter. In fact It was O'Brien who came through when the Rams needed It the most, pitching a brilliant game to beat Lyman last Friday for the title. With a two-run lead and Grey­ hounds on second and third, O'Brien pitched his way out o f a Jam to bring It home. • Lake Mary can also h it Bretzer, cleanup hitter Randy Lewis, O’Brien, Scott HUlnakl and Matt Allegra form a solid heart of the lineup and Eric Otero at the leadoff spot has been setting the table all year. It also didn't hurt that no one expected Lake Mary to do much this season. O'Brien said the team relished its underdog role and while everyone else was pounding each other and looking past the Lake Mary games, the Rams Bnuck to a title. Don't call It luck. Luck la when a team wins despite Itself. The Rams earned everything they got and they earned the right to celebrate the way they did Friday after the the big­ .......... gest game they have played In two years. How will It go for Lake Mary next week. when the whole season basically starts all over? If Bretzer and O'Brien keep pitching the way they have, they could be okay. Once post-season starts and coaches can rely on two games a week and the pitching can hang t need to be too deep, the Rams car don't with anyone, even Oviedo and Lake Brantley. But fundament fundamentals and not making a key mistake at the wrong time counts for a lot. and that could give the Rams an edge that keeps them on the field after next week. Last B ico id Shot: The predictions here have been terrible all year, but here's an­ other one. Lyman, with tte awesome de­ fense. over Lake Brantley tn the lacrosse f i ­ nals tonight The Patriots are loaded, but Lyman’s ’Dr is peaking at the right time. Pram Staff Reports SANFORD _ It was the National D ivisions night in Sanford Recreation Department Babe Ruth Baseball Bambino League action at Roy Holler Junior Field Wednesday night. Khalil Farahkhan hurled a four-hitter and also drove In four nm s as the Rlnker MnterlnlHDevtl Rays clobbered the May It Again SportsYankees. 15-5. and Anthony Mojica drovr In four runs to back the combined two-hit pitching of Cy Wynn and Lyndon Merthle as the divisionleading Boys A Girls Club-Expos whipped the First Union-A‘s, 13-3. With the win. the Boys A Girls Club-Expos Improved to 6-2 on the season and widened their lead over the Enterprise Trucklng-Indlans (4-4). the Rlnker Materlals-Devll Rays (3-5) and the Rich Plan-Marlins (2-6) In the National Divi­ sion. The standings In the American Division are: the Riitlrouders-Cubs (7-1), the Sunnltand Cor­ L e ad e rs trium ph in S an ford Rec. girls fast pitch softball C O N G R A T U LA T IO N S SETH ooo io . i a •MBS. IB II Proas Staff Reports O f t l a M Ctak SANFORD _ The top two teams cruised to victory In the Junior Di­ vision. while the Senior Division leader struggled all the way but Is still undefeated tn action from the Sanford Recreation Department Otrls Fast Pitch Spring Softball League. Last night at Lakeside Reid, the Optimist Club of Sanford erased a 5-3 deficit with six runs In the sec­ ond Inning, then opened up the lead with six runs In the third In­ ning and ran Its record to 7-0 on the season with an 18-8 victory over the Sanford Klwanls Club In Junior Division action. In the otheV1'Junior game last night, the Seafood TtOtkry Break­ fast Club also came from behind, scoring six runs In the second In­ ning to wipe out a 3-2 Sanford Li­ ons Club lead and went on to s 13­ 4 triumph. The Optimist Club Is now 7-0 on the season, while the Sanford Ro­ tary Breakfast Club Is 5-2. the Sanford Klwanls Club Is 2-5 and the Sanford Lions Club Is 0-7. poration-White Sox (6-2). the First Unlon-A's (3­ 5) and the Play It Again Sports-Yankees (1-7). This Friday at Roy Holler Junior Field, located In Ft. Mellon Park, the Rich Plan-Marlins chal­ lenge the Railroaders-Cubs at 5:45 p.m. and the Enterprise Trucking-lndlans battle the 9unnllnnd Corporation-White Sox at 7:45 p.m. On Saturday, the First Unlon-A's take on Uic Rlnker Materlals-Devll Rays at 8:30 a.m. and the Play It Again Sports-Yankees face the Boys Please see Bamblaos, Page 2B APRIL 18 SS1S. 7 S BBSs. IS S •os 4 _ IS II 414 4 . IS 7 burr APRIL IS I41.. IS 7 SIS 10.. a 4 SMS. SO 17 • 4 burr 013! M u a ta u ra 10 7 10. S 0 APRIL 82 ... ?°P .* • • 0 Cl IBS I . 4 0 ass ■ . is a b u rr SENIOR OIRLS MARCH 2S .• • IS IS APRILS 17 TUT .• S 4 SIS S . IS s 0 *1 4 . S S JUNIOR OIRLS APRIL 4 010 340 . 7 a l Us _ 14 IS IS 7-R-T 20 • 100 . 1 0 T-R-T 410 11.11 S 30337 _ IS 11 341 33 . IS 4 104SS_ 7 4 sas i . is s *w*. . 331 01 . 7 0 ass Ba . 17 10 ORLANDO _ Ovtodo senior point guard Seth Fowtsr (No. 14. above) was named the Central Florida High School Player-of-the-Year by the Orlando Magic In a oaramony during the Magic's final home game last Friday night at the Orlando Arana. Fowler was the lone reluming starter from a Lions dub that finished as the Class 6A state runner-up In 1007 and led Oviedo to a 21-8 record this season. R am s sweep as softball teams ready fo r districts * \ ------- - - n r - (*sfl) am three-for-three wfih a double and drove ris k turn and Evan Lctocono (right) huriad a five-hMar »• he Improved his rsootd to 5-5 as they lad Lyman to a 14-1, fiva+tninfl crushing of vlatong Ostona Tuesday night. Lyman, Lake Mary coast in baseball LONGWOOD _ Evan Lolacono tossed a five-hitter and Jason Ziegler and Tyler Carr combined for six *•**• °foe RBI “ host Lyman crushed Deltona. 14*1, Tuesday night. The Qreyhounds (15-13) trailed 14) before exploding for 10 runs In the bottom of the third Inning to break a two-game losing streak. Ziegler finished the night 3-for-3 with a double and ■*» R££flJrhlk ^ UT WM •too S '**-3 with a double and OUTBOUND* 14. VOLVB* 1 00 1 0 0 . 1 8 0 00(101 4s _ 14 10 1 _ . Vein |3L lit* (41 and KdktL Uoacono and KaminakL WP > 14-61. IP . Basina. Saw _ none. 3B . Lyman. Carr. 38 .none. H R . none Record* _ Lyman 16-13. RAMS 0. PANTHER* * LAKE MARY _ Sarah Smith and Halle Sowards were the winning pitchers as Lake Maiy swept a pair of gomes from Orlando powers Apopka and Boone the lost two days. The Rama (24-3) rallied for single runs tn each of the seventh and eighth Innings to edge Apopka (10­ 7), 4-3, behind a seven-hitter by Sowards (12-0) on Tuesday. Last night. Smith (12-2) hurled a beauty. gMng up lust four hits tn blanking Boone (18-9), 4-0. Nichole White was 2-for-4, while Brie Van Swearingen and Jackie Crlspell drove In one run each to lead the Lake Maty offense against Apopka. Wednesday evening, the Rama scored all four nms in the fifth Inning. Lindsey Mans area 2-for-3 �2D Serrhrvye we'AO San*ortJ Fiona* Thursday Arm 23 '999 B am b in o s C o n t in u e d f r o m Pa ge I B A G ir ls Club Expos at 10:30 a.m. Next Monday evening, the First Union/Vs play the Enterprise Trucking-Indians at 5:45 p m and 'In* Play It Again Sports-Yankees welcome the Rich Plan Marlins at 7:45 p.m. Tin R in k e r Materials-IVvIl Ravs took a 1-0 lead in the bottom of the first Inning, then took t empiric control of the game by plating nine tuns in the bottom of the second inning. A twon m sin g le by Farahkhan and a two run double bv Kru Kmnett were the big hits. Fatahkhan struck ottl 10 and did not give up a unill the fourth inning. The Play It Again sports Yankees got to a tiring Farahkhan for three run- on three tuts In the 5flit inning rowertng the Kmker Matcrtals-Dcvll Rays wen* Khalil Farahkhan lone triple, one single. Lint run scored, four RBI). Brett Hutchins (one triple one single, three runs scored, one RBI). Daniel Zcnrlck tone Irlple. one run scored) and Kru Kmnett lone double, one nm scored, two Ini lone single and one nut scored e.trhl and Hntre Htpslmr (one nut scored) The First Unton A's and Hoys A* Gtrls Club Expos werr bed at 2-2 alter one tuning, but the Expos pulled away with three nuts In the see and Inning and sL\ n u t s tu the third tuning Wynn and Menhir struck out seven A 's . Doing the damage for the Bovs ft Girls C lu b Expos werr Marcus Kendtiek (one triple two singles, one ntn scored, one Kill). Atttbonv Mo jtea (one tnplc. one double, two n u t s stored, four RBI) and Lyndon Menhir (two singles two nuts scored). Oilier contributors were J It Sinllli (one sin gle. one nm scored two Kill), Cv Wvnti lone single, three nuts scored). Shane Ibtsiet and Josh Brown (one run scored and one Kill eat III and Darrell Menhir and Shawn lltisln (one run scored each). Providing the offense foi Ihe First Union A's wen* Jell Bowers (one single, one nm seined). Chris Osier (one singlcl and Jocv Dean and Prank Santoro (one tun scored eat It) __ R B I) Flrmt Union A t RtinnlUnd Corporal Ion White So* n « r ll Again Sports Y anker a Hatlroadrrv Cuba 411 in 002 21 1(H) (Hit 401 41a M A R C H 23 Hoys and Girt* Club F ip o . fn trrp rtu r Trucking Indian* Rinker Material. Devil Raya Rich Plan Martini Railroad era Cuba Plral Union-A*a M A R C H 28 Rich Plan M arlin. ttoy. and atria Club r.jp o . Rinker M aterial. Devil Raya Enterprise Trucking Indian. M A R C H 30 Enterprise Trucking Indian. Itlrh Plan M arlin. Hoy* and Girl* Club F.ipoa Rinker Material. Devil Hay. 4B0 13 _ 13 1 1 023 4 i . 14 7 BOO OOO 14 7 0 0 022 0 0 0 OOO (X I l ) i 4 0 11 n 421 12 041 00 io a II H 070 OOO OOO OAa 7 0 A 1 r i t . l Union A'a Play ll Again S p o rt. Yankee. Sunnlland Corporation W hile Boa Railroader* Cube 1 4 Enterprise Trucking Indiana floy* and Gifts Club R ip o i 073 19 IB 2 010 30 . 4 a 41091 400 I t 0 4 13 a 001 0 _ 1 0 241 4 11 7 411 OOO SOI 001 H 3 7 n O IO . 1 0 in 4 037 A P R IL 4 12 5 0 0 221 04 1 221 OIO 12 to (1 1 N■illro*drt* Cub* Tley It Again Sports Yankee* Sunnlland Corporation White Hoi Kira! Union A'a 52M 0 001 0 ia H i 3 111 121 . 7 ft 200 I 10 4 7 A P R IL 8 Fast P itch — Continued from Page IB with a double and two RBI. while White was 2-for* .1 against Boone. Lake Mary will conclude the regular season by hosting Deltona on Friday at G p.m. P A T R IO T S S P L IT APOPKA _ A four-run sixth tuning spelled the difference as Lake Brantley (9-14) edged Edgcwater 7-6 on Wednesday, but die Patriots ran Into a buzz saw on Thursday, getting blanked 10-0 by Apopka. SOFTBALL RAMS 4. BLUE DARTERS 3 Apopka 000 OOO 30 . 3 7 2 Lake Mary 200 OOO 11 _ 4 6 2 krtnolii* and Zinti S m antis and W alnill WP . So*aid* t>2-0) LP Reynold* 110 7), S*t%T _ none 2E) _ A|tr|)lu. Cobb 311 . none IIR . none Hktufil’* _ Apopka I9'7. RAMS 4. BRAVES 0 Boone 000 OOO 0 . 0 4 3 Lake Mary OOO 040 a _ 4 7 1 Strum and Keddltt Smith and Wolcott WP .S m ith 112-21 LT .S tru m is « l Save none 211 . laike Mary. L. Man/ 311 . I kune. Keddltt. IIH _ none Kn-ord. . Ihainc IS O: Lake Maty 33-4. I Baseball-------Continued from Page IB Nick Chapman was 2-for-2 for tlie Wolves. Lloucono Improved his rec­ ord to 6-5 for Lyman, which Is finished with the regular sea­ son and will host the Class 6ADistrict 3 Tournament starting next Tuesday. LAKE M ARY ROUTS DR. P H IL IP S ORLANDO _ Brian Bretzcr won hts seventh game of the season and Daniel Sanford and Eric Otero drove tn two runs each as Lake Mary knocked ofT Metro Conference power Dr. Phillips. 9-3, tn Orlando Wednesday afternoon. Softball------- Continued from Page IB Tills Saturday at Lakeside Field, the Sanford Lions Club takes on the Sanford Kiwanls Club at 3:30 p.m. and the Sanford Rotary Breakfast Club challenges the Optimist Club of Sanford at 5 p in. In die Senior Division games from Monday night at Lakeside Field, Double Trouble scored four runs In the lop o f the first liming and built the advantage to 9-2 alter two Innings over Ute undefeated Queen Bees. Double Trouble maintained (lie lead and appeared headed for a huge upset with a 15-8 advantage going Into the b o t­ tom of the filth Inning. Tlir Queen Bees, however, werr not ready to give up their undefeated record and came alive with four hits and four walks to score eight runs and pull out a 16-15 triumph. In the other game, the T-N-T Express scored early and often to pummel Double Trouble 197. The Quern Bees are now 6-0 on the season, while the T-N-T Express Is 2-3 and Double Trouble Is 0-5. Tills Saturday afternoon at Lakeside Field In Ft. Mellon Park. Double Trouble will challenge the Queen Bees at 4 p.m. and then on Monday eve­ ning. the T-N-T Express will play Ute doubteheadcr against Double Trouble at 0 p.m, and the Quern Bees at 7:30 p.m. Powering the Optimist Club of Sanford offense were V a ­ nessa Silva (one triple, one double, two runs scored, four RBI). Tara Layton (one double. Enlrrprtse Trucking Indiana H ln k ri M aterial. Devil Raya SAINTS TRIP LIONS OVIEDO _ Amanda Bunion ran her n*cord to 20-1 on the season as Trinity ITep topped Oviedo 5-2 Wednesday night. Bunion stntek out 10, giving her 254 tor the year. Christiana Docgc was 2-for-3 vji^ ^ jw lm d tle^ in d ^ m ^ R lU _to^ tin* l.totis. v Ink* S.it.iti Richer was 2 lor « 14 n 3 4 Doya and Oltle Club F.spoe Runnlland Corporation White S ol 120 201 130 23a 0 4 0 0 Rinker Materials Devil Raya Railroaders Cuba 100 200 . 3 9 323 I 3 i 12 6 Play It Again Sports Yankees Rich Plan Marlins 100 003 00 _ 4 7 030 0 )0 01 a to 333 3 _ 12 2 Enterprise Trucking Indiana Filet Union A a too 1 BLUE DARTERS 10. PATRIO TS 0 lloya and Qltla Club Eapoa Rich Plan Martina 100 120 2 II 0 101 101 0 . 4 9 132 ISO OOO 010 10 7 1 7 010 102 4 9 too OOO _ 1 a Rinker Materials Devil Raya Sunnlland Corporation White Boa 310 OOO . 4 A 010 2Ba A 4 A P R IL 18 301 0 _ 4 7 060 2 . 14 10 Play ll Again Bporta Yankees Enterprise Tru rk ln g Indiana 100 OOO . 1 3 004 0 3 i . 7 7 Rich Plan Martina First Union A'a A P R IL 20 Railroaders Cuba Enterprise Trucking Indian* Rich Plan Marlins Nunnlland Corporation White Boa 401 102 000 040 Fantastic APRIL 22 Play ll Again Bporta-Yanhee* Rinker Materials Devil Raya First Union A s floy* and G ltU Club F.ipoa OOI 13 1BI 04 B 4 IB A 200 1 236 2 3 2 13 « Bargains Wrolrn and Noland Wilton, Reynolds 16) and /inn WP . Wilton (9 01 LP _ W rolrn Sair . none. 2U _ Apopka. McCulrc. Mi CUm lt. 311. Apopka Cublr IIR _ none SAINTS 5, LIONS 2 Trinity Prep 000 201 2 . B 10 3 Oviedo 100 100 0 . 2 03 The Rams (17-10) scored two ntns In each o f the first and second Innings to take a 4-0 lead, before the Panthers (20-7) scored all three o f their runs tn the bottom o f the second In­ ning against Bretzcr (7-2). Lake Mary then fumed the game Into a rout, scoring four runs in the fourth Inning and adding a final run tn the top of the seventh Inning. Otero was 2-for-3 with tire two RBI, while Sanford drove In the two runs and Rob Macchlone had a double for Ihe Rams, who will close out the regular season with a rematch at home at 7 p.m. on Friday against Dr. Phillips. Thursday, Friday & Saturday! Pager Style AM/FM Telephone Table Portable Stereo Radio Elegant cherry finish, working drawer Assorted colors! Justin Time For Summer! one single, three runs scored, one RBI) and Sasha Merthlc (two singles, three runs scored, two RBI). Also contributing were Lawanda Ttllmon (one double, three runs scored, India Tillmon (one single, two runs scored), Alonna Smith (one single, one run scored), Tan Carr (two runs scored) and Collette Layton and Lindsey Criswell (one run scored each). The Sanford Kiwanls Club was led by Stephanie Parra (three singles, one nm scored, two RBI). Debbie Fowler (one single, one run scored, one RBI), Ashley Alexander (one single, one RBI). Wllltsha Bolden and Lauren Bennett (one single and one run scored each) and Brittany Hardy. Drnyal Hlllcry. Latlsha Bolden and Sheila Acrcc (one nm scored each). Pacing the Rotary Breakfast Club-Brats were Jessica Post ell (one home run. one run scored, four RBI). Kalry Belnc (one single, two runs scored) and Marchell Woodward. Emily Huddclston. Crystal Ware and Sara Huddclston (one single and one run scored each). Other contributors were Kleshawn Knight (two runs scored) and Sheena Ware, Ashley Brown, Beverly Brummlt and Britanry Postell (one run scored each). Lynn Robinson. Kalcy W il­ liam*. Tentka Phillips and Uwuntina Phillips scored one run each for the Sanford Lions Club. II 4 4 4 010 030 0 _ 4 4 012 010 1 9 7 Lk Brantley 000 OOO _ 0 2 3 Apopka 102 SOI _ 10 18 3 llurton and liajer. H crtm and I'atkrr WP . llurton 120-lf. LP . K rrbrr Sj v t . none. 211 _ Trinity Prop. Trrty. Oviedo Gorge. 31) _ none Hit _ Trinity Hep. Hot kin. Keruedt _ Trtntly ITep 25 3 0 Railroaders Cuba Roys and Girls Club Eapoa P A T R IO T S 7. E AQ LES 6 Lk Brantley OOO 124 O _ 7 0 2 Edgewater O il 112 0 8 10 3 Wrolcn and Noland llahre and llaromond W T _ Wrolcn IJ* _ Itahir (1 0 -1 1). S n r _ none. 211 _ l-*kr Urantlry. S ta in 3I)_ none UK . nnnr Krrortl* _ Luke tlrantlcy 41-14 2 A P R IL 17 KJrh I'lan Marlins Klnker Material* Devil Kay* 021 *122 122 001 61!) 2 20) 0 Sunnlland Corporation White Rot Play tl Again Bporta-Yankrri A P R IL ID A P R IL 1 7 1 a 0 10 OOO 330 6 A 301 001 . 0 7 First Union A'a Railroaders Cubs A P R IL 13 A P R IL 3 M AR CH S3 Also contributing were Sean Jackson (one single, one nm scored, one RBI). Brandon Wetgcrt (one single, one nm scored). Chris Ja i olis (three runs scored) and Taklus Luster. Tony Harrington. Shelton Stiles and Cody Miller lone nut scored each). Leading the Play It Again Sports-Yankcca were Derrick Harris (onr double, one nm scored). Andn's Redding (one single, one nm scored, onr RBII. T J. Jackman and Glenn Let- A P R IL 8 M A R C H 27 Hay II Again Sports Yankee. Sunnlland Corporal'lon W hile Boa I :i''~ :l* Contemporary Sofa & Loveseat You get a great value with this sofa and lovesaat combo. Large roll arms and a multi-colored blended fabric sure to match any room. Both Pieces! With approved credit Terms & prices do not apply to prior purchases. All items in limited quantity & subject to prior sale. �Seminole Herald. Sentort. Ftonda - Thursday. April 23. 1998 ■SB RAINES GAUGE Tim Uulnrs Is a Sanford natlvr and Somlnolr I IIHli School graduate now playing for the New York Yonkers. Ills slats for the 1998 season Is in the first column, personal-best season totals in the second column and career totals llnrliidlng 1998 (tames) In the third column. RAINES GAUGE CATEGORY Gallics................ At b.ils............... Runs.................. l i l t s ............................. Itlll..................... Doubles.............. Triples................ Home m ils......... S te a ls ....................... Average.............. Raines drove In an Insurance run as a pinch hllter with a sacrifice fly as the Yankees won 5-3 on Tuesday and then returned went 2-for-4 with two doubles, scored thrre runs and drove In two ns the Yanks whipped Unger Clemens and the Toronto Blue Jays 9-1 Wednesday. ‘98 12 36 5 10 4 2 O 0 2 .278 best 160 053 133 194 71 38 13 18 90 .334 career 2.198 8.274 1.480 2.449 904 403 111 159 797 .290 Tim Rainat SANFORD _ Teams Interested In playing In the Sanford Recreation Department Spring Adult Softball league's are encouraged to act quit klv as the available spots are filling fust. Available leagues are Co-Ed. men s, women's. Industrial Men and Church Contact the Recreation Department at 330 5097 lor more Information TUsknwtlla Country Club on Friday. May 8. The event, which Is to raise money for the Winter Springs Athletlr Department, will use a four-person best ball scramble format and will have a 1:30 p.m. start. Thr $55 per person donation Includes green fees, free range balls and HIIQ chicken dinner. Also on the agenda Is a closest to the pin contest, stralghtest drive and longest drive holes. Door prices and 1st and 2nd place team awards will be presented. Applications are available In the Winter Springs High School Athletic Department or by calling 1107) 320 8757. T N T girls softball fund raiser Sanford Softball Tournament SANFORD _ llie TNT Express, a Senior girls' last pitch s o li h a ll team, will lie holding a fund talser tills Saturday. April 25th from 10 a.in. to 3 p.m. In the lire City parking lot (the old J.C. lYnny's stoic) in Sanford f’lara. I Icing held will Ire a car wash for a $2 d on a­ tion and a hot dog and drink for a $1 donation. I'mceeds will go to update uniforms and help defray expenses to upcoming tournaments. SANFORD _ The Sanford Recreation Depart­ ment will hold h Spring Softball Tournament for both m ens and women's slowpltch teams. The tournament, which will lieneM Sauford Youth SjHirts Programs, will he held on Satvir day. May Kith and possibly Sunday, May 17th .end Friday. May 15th. depending on the number of teams entered. Cost Is $100 per team and will be held at Chase and Ptnchurst parks. Individual and Team awards will Ire given. Deadline and draw will Ire Wednesday. May 13th. For more Information roll (407) 330-5697 IN B R IE F Sunford softball filling up fast 1998 Charity Bowl SANFORD _ Thr 1998 Charity Bowl foothall game, presented by Seminole and Orange County Flrrflghters. will Ire held on Saturday, April 25th at 0 p.m. at Showoltrr Field In Winter I’ttik Last year's game, held at Lake Brantley High Sr I iim i I. was a great success and this year's game should Ire Just us exciting. IIir game Is played Iry NFL rules and times and will Ire full contact tackle football. Also expei ted to Ire on band nrr former NF1. players to sign autographs and thr Tampa Bay ihii'canrrrs Chert trading squad. Thr group Is also negotiating with the Sunshine Network to televise the game. Admission Is $5 for adult. $3 for children and u litW m i undn-ttve free. - ...................... — — Proceeds Irom the game will go to the Missing Childrens Center and Russel Home for Atypical Children. For tickets and sponsor information contact Granville Eubanks. Seminole County Flre/Kescue at: Stutlon 42 _ (407) 349 5501: home _ (407) 322-0893; l*ager _ (407) 005-3503. S Y F A Coaching Clinic SANFORD _ Any current or former coaches and anyone Interested In roachlng In the San­ ford Youth Football Association for the upcom lug Pop Warner Football League season are enrounigrd to uttrnd a Coaching Clinic at Setnlnole High School this Saturday. April 25th. Thr clinic will hr hosted by Seminole High head (iMilhall conch Jim Worthington and will begin ut 9 u.m. Call Curl Tipton ut 330-9016 for more details. Women’ s softball qualifier CASSELBERRY . Red Bug Lake Park will host a Women's Cluss C Slow iltch Softball Soul It­ em National Qualifier on May 2-3. TWo Southern National Qualifying berths will be available. Cost Is $175 for the double elimination tour­ nament. Deadline lor cnlty Is Wednesday. April 29th. Call Rocky Elllngsworth Jr. at 695-7113 for more Information. Red Bug Summer Softball CASSELBERRY _ Thr Seminole County Rec­ reation Department will ofTrr a Summer Slowpltrh Softball Lrngur at Red Bug Lake Park slurtlng (he week of May 18th. Men's Irugurs will be ofTercd nightly, with a nrw women's league storting up on Monday's and a Co-Ed league on Wednesday's. Reluming Spring League teams may start rrglstrrlng April 20th, with open registration beginning April 27lh. For tnorr Information, please call 695-7113. Summer youth basketball WINTER SPRINGS _ Tile Winter Springs Bas­ ketball Ixaguc will ofTer a summer select league for boya and girls In the CMedo/Wlnter Springs urea. Divisions will consist o f boys and glrla In age groups of 10-and-Under; 11-and-Under, 12-andUudrr: 13-and-Under. 14-and-Under. 15-andUnder. or grade levels 3-lhrough-8. Each division will be limited to eight teams and each tram will play right games at various Ovlcdo/Wlnter Springs area gyms during the months of June and July, culminating with a d i­ vision tournament. All games will be played ac­ cording to the Florida High School Activities Association rules. Any learn In need of Jerseys must pay a fee of $85 per player and register by May 1st. All others will cost $70 per player and must register by May 20th. Coaches who are tn Interested In placing a team In this league should contact Chris MarIrttr at 321-5282 or Tony McDonald at 8971457. W inter Springs golf WINTER SPR1N0S _ The Winter Springs Htgh School Spring Oolf Classic will be held at Legal Notices Legal Notices IN TNS CIRCUIT COURT FOR SSMINOLS COUNTY, FLORIDA PROSATS DIVISION FILS N U M B IR : SS-S4-CP IN RE Estals ol JAMES PATRICK HEANEY. Oscssssd NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION THE ADMINISTRATION ol the estals ol JAMES PATRICK HEANEY. deceased Fils Number 04-S4-CP. is pending In the Circuit Couil lot Ssrmnole County, Florida, Probate Division, PO Drawer C. Sanlord. Florid. 12772 The names and addresses ol the personal representative and of the personal representative's allot nay are sal lorth below ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT All persona upon whom this nolle# Is served who have obtectlone Ihsl challenge lha validity ol Iho will, the qualifica­ tions ot Ihe personal represen­ tative. venue or funsdiclion ol this Court ero required lo Ms Iheir obiectione with this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THI FIRST PUBLICATION OF ’ MIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE OATE OF SERVICE Of A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All creditors ol the decedent and other persons having claims or demands sgslnsl decedent's estals on whom a copy ol this Nolica is served within three months slier the dal# ol lha lirsl publication ol this nolica muel Ma their claims with this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTIR THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY 0AY8 AFTER THE OATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All other creditors ol lha decedanl and parsons having claims sgsmsl lha decedent's aalsls must Ms thair claims with this Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS A F TIR THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILEO WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Tha data ol tha fuel publica­ tion ol this Notlca la April 21rd. 1991 E l iz a b e t h l i m p i r o p o u l o s . Personal Rapraaanlatrva SOI Northlaka Orlvo Sanlord. FL 32773 DOUOLAS R LAUDER. ESO Fla Bar No 04S71SI 212 N Park Avanuo Sanlord. FL 12771 (407) 130-1040 Attorney lor Personal Raprasantaliva Publish April 23. 30. I f l l DEP-210 NOTICS OF FICTITIO US RAMS Nolica is hereby given that I am engaged in business al S22 Rsmsdall Ava . Altamonta Springs. F t 32714. Seminole County Florida, under lha Fictitious Nemo ol PARADISS PS ST PRSVINTION. and that I mtsnd lo register said name with the Division ol Corporations. Tallahassee. Florida, in accordance with lha provisions of lha Fictitious Name Statutes To-Wit Section 9(1 09 Florida Statutes ISSt Dill Henkhsue Publish April 23 I99S DEP-213 Legal Notices IN TN S C IR C U IT CO URT OF TNS SIO KTSSN TH JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SSMINOLS COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL AOTION CASS NO. BS-1SSCA DIVISION 14-S BANC ONE MORTOAOE CORPORATION. Plaintlll(s). vs OSAMA ZALLOUM. t l al. Oalandant(s) NOTICS OF FONSCLOSURS SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgment ol Mortgage Foreclosure deled April Slh. IM S . and entered In Case HO SS-13ICA of Ihe Circuit Court ol Ihe EIGH­ TEENTH Judicial Circuit In and •or SEMINOLE County. Florida wherein BANC ONE MORT­ GAGE CORPORATION is the Plaintiff and OSAMA ZALLOUM EOOIE ZEOAN. VICTOR 0 SCIORRA. PATRICIA A VANRIPER ROBERT OILL; SAMMIE OILL. ATCHLEY APPLIANCE ANO TV. INC are lha Defendants. I will sell lo the highest and bast bidder lor cash at tha WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE. SAN­ TORO. FLORIDA I I 00 a m , on •ho 13th day ol APRIL. 1991 lha following described proper­ ty as tat lorth In aaid Final Judgment OEINQ LOT NO 113. LAKE FOREST. SECTION TWO A. PLAT OF WHICH IS OF RECORD IN PLAT BOOK 43. PAOES 40 ANO t t . IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA WITNESS MY HANO and lha Legal Notices teal ol this Court on APRIL 9th 1991 (SEAL! Maryann# More# Clerk ol Ihe Circuit Court By Jane E Jatewic Oeputy Clerk Echevarria. McCalla. Raymer Barrett S Freppier Pott Ollics Bos 3410 Tampa FL 33(01 F9S0101S3 NOTICE In accordance with tha Americans Disabilities Act. per­ sons needing a special accom­ modation to participate in this proceeding should contact Ihe individual ot agency tending notice not later than seven (7) days prior to tha proceeding at tha address given on the notice Tataphona 407-3234330 ast 4227. 1-800-9SS S771 TOD) or 1-000-9S5-9770 (v). via Tlorida Relay Service Publish April t t . 23. I99S 0EP-1C4 NOTICE OF FIC TITIO U S NAME Nolica Is hereby given Ihsl I am engaged In business at 33SS S Mwy. 17-92. Sulla 1102. Casselberry. FL 32707. Seminole County. Florida, under tha Flctitioua Name ol BBMINOLS WATS NPNOO FIN O, INC., and that I Inland lo regis­ ter said name with lha Division ol Corporations. Tallahassee. Florida. In accordance with lha provitlona ol Iho Fictitious Name Statutes To-Wil Section •SS OS. Florida Statutes 1801 Tim Laughlm Publish April 23. 1SS4 0 ( P-231 Legal Notices NOTICS OF A PUBLIC H I AN IN O TO CONSIDSN T N I AO OPT ION OF AN ONOINANCS SV TNS C ITY OF SANFOND, FLONIOA NolKS is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held in tha Cuwnission Room al the City Hall 300 North Park Avenue, in tha City nl Sanlord. Florida, al 7 00 o'clock PM on April 27th. ISS4 lo consider the adoption ot an ordinance by the City ol Sanlord Florida, described as follows O R D IN A N C E N O . 2441 TO ANNEX A PORTION OF THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY LYINO BETWEEN WEST 2STH STREET ANO LAUREL DRIVE ANO BETWEEN PARK AVENUE SOUTH ANO OAK AVENUE EXTENDED SOUTHERLY AS SHOWN ON THE MAP OELOW NOTICS OF A FUSLIC HSARINO TO OONSIDSN TNS ADOPTION OF AN ONOINANCS BY TN S C IT Y OF SANFONO, FLONIOA Nolica is hereby gtven that a Public Hearing will be held In the Commission Room at lha City Hall. 300 North Park Avenue, in lha City ol Sanlord. Florida, al T 00 o'clock PM on April 27th. 1*01 lo consider the adoption ol an ordinance by lha City ol Sanlord. Florida dasenbod at follow* ONOINANCS NO. S40S TO ANNEX A PORTION OF THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY LYING BETWEEN ROSE STREET ANO EAST AIRPORT BLVD ANO BETWEEN MELLONV1LIE AVENUE ANO SANFORD AVENUE. AS SHOWN ON THE MAP BELOW Girls A A U hoops champs SANFORD _ Seminole Community College and the Orlando Magic have hern awarded thr 1998 AAU Girls Basketball Championships In six age groups. From May 8th-IO ththr 13-and-Undcr. 14-andUndrr and 10-nnd Under will compete: and on May I5lh-17th the 12-and-Under. 15-and-Under and 17 and-Under will square off. The Championships are qualifiers for the AAU National Championships to be held In Jtdy In v a rio u s iH W s M w n d t h e c o u n try . Teams wishing to enter thfc Florida Cham pi­ onships or needing additional Information should call Ken Patrlrk. Seminole Community College. (407) 328-2092 or Tom Blerl. Orlando Magic, ut (407) 916-2681. Legal Notices T N I c ia c u rr c o u r t O f T N I SIOHTSSNTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IB A M fOR ■■■■NOLB COUNTY, PLORIDA CIVIL ACTION C A I I NO. H - U - C A DIVISION 14 STATE STREET DANK AND TRUST COMPANY. AS TRUSTEE PURSUANT TO THAT CERTAIN POOLING AND SERVICING AGREEMENT DATED AS Of FEDRUARV I. I N I FOR RTC MORTGAGE PASS THROUOH CERTIFICATES SERIES 19*2-3 PMintitttU. m VS JOHN MARSHALL, vl at D*l*ndant(s| NOTICE O f fORICLOSURB SALE NOTICE l> HEREOY GIVEN pursuant lo a Final Judgment ot Mortgage Foreclosure deled April Slh. 1999 and enletod in Cate NO t l-O t-C A ol the Circuit Court ol the EIGH­ TEENTH Judicial Circuit tn and lor IEMINOLE County. Florida wherein STATE STREET DANK AND TRUST COMPANY. A* TRUSTEE PURSUANT TO THAT CERTAIN POOLING AND SER­ VICING AGREEMENT DATED AS OF FEORUARY 1. I t t l FOR RTC MORTGAGE PASS­ THROUGH CERTIFICATES SERIES 1992-3 la Ihe Plalntilt and JOHN MARSHALL. DALE MARSHALL. STATE OF FLORI­ DA DEPARTMENT OF REV­ ENUE. SEMINOLE COUNTY. SEMINOLE COUNTY DOARO OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OESTINV SPRINGS CONDO­ MINIUM ASSOCIATION INC are the Dalandanta. I will tall lo the highaal and bad bidder lor cash al the W EST FRONT DOOR OF T H i SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE. SAN­ FORD. FLORIDA 11 00 a m . on tha 14lh day ol MAY, IM S . the totlowmg doaenbad properly aa aal lorth in eald final Judgment THAT CERTAIN CONDOMINI­ UM PARCEL KNOWN AS UNIT NO SO-C. DESTINY SPRING*. A CONDOMINIUM. ANO AN UNDIVIDEO INTEREST IN THE LAND, COMMON ELEMENT*. ANO COMMON EXPENSE* APPURTENANT TO SAID UNIT. ALL IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE SUBJECT TO THE COVENANTI. CONDITIONS RESTRICTIONS. TERMS ANO OTHER PROVISIONS OF THE DECLARATION O f CONDO­ MINIUM OF DESTINY SPRINGS. A CONDOMINIUM AS RECORD­ ED IN OFFICIAL RECOROI COOK H I T . PAGE I ISO. ANO AS AMENDED IN OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK IS40 PAGE IS4T. ALL IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLS COUNTY. FL0RI0A TOOETHER WITH THE FOL­ LOWING PERSONAL PROPER­ TY FAN/H000. DISPOSAL. DISHWASHER. RANOE/OVEN. REFRIOERATOR. CENTRAL HEAT AND AIR Legal Notices WITNESS MV HANO and the teal ol Ihia Court on APRIL Sin. (SEAL! Maryann# More# Clark ol tha Circuit Court Dr Jana E Jaeewtc Deputy Clark Echevarria McCalta Raymer Oarrelt A Freppier Pod Otlice Doe 1110 Tampa FL )H 0 > F9M 23111 NOTICS In accordance with lha Americans Oitabililiee Act. pereona needing a special accom­ modation lo paitmpate in Ihia proceeding thou Id contact the indieidual or agency sending notice no I later then seven (7) days prior lo Ihe proceeding al Hie addiats given on the notice Telephone 407-3234110 e d 4227. 1-300-999-0771 (TOO) or 1-900-909-9770 (v). vie Florida Relay Service. Publish April IS. >1. ISM OCP-137 A complete description and a copy ol Ihe ordinance aha* be available at lha ofhee ol lha City Clark far all persona desiring lo ssamme lha Sams All pertiee In interest and citiiens shall have an opportunity lo be heard at sard hearing Dr order el the Crty Commission ol lha City ol Sanlord. Florida PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SH0UL0 CONTACT THE HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE A0A COORDINATOR AT 230S42S 41 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETINO ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC II a person decides lo appeal a deci­ sion mods with respect lo any mailer considered al lha above •nesting oi hearing, he may need a verbs Inn record ol the pro­ ceedings including Ihe testimony end evidence, which record Is not provided by Iho City ol Sanlord (FS 294 0101) Janet R Dougherty. CMC City Clerk Publish April 10 and 23. 1000 DEP-19S NOTICS OF A PUBLIC HSARINO TO CONSIOSR TNS AOOPTION OF AM ONOINANCS BV TNS CITY OF SANFONO, FLORIDA Notice is hereby glean that a Public Hearing will ba held w lha Commission Room at Ihe City Hall. 300 North Park Avenue. In lha City ol laniord. Florida, al 7 00 o'clock PM on April I7lh. 1000 lo consider the adoption ot an ordinance by lha City ol Sanlord. Florida, described as follows ONOINANCS NO. 940* TO ANNEX A PORTION OF THAT CERTAIN PROPfRTY LYINO BETWEEN NARCISSUS AVENUE AND W E (T FIRST STREET AND BETWEEN RivERVIEW AVENUE ANO RAN0 YARD ROAD. AS SHOWN ON THE MAP BELOW A complete description and a copy of Iho ordinance shall be available al lha office el Iho City Clerk lor all persons desiring to All parties Mi interest and etbfane shall have an opportunity to ba hoard at aaid hearing By order ol Ihe City Commotion ol Iho City ol Santord. Florida PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NCIDINQ ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT T H I HUMAN RESOURCES O FFICI AOA COORDINATOR AT 330943* 41 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF T H I MEETINO AOVICE TO THE PUBLIC: II a person decides to appeal a doclsion mode with respect lo any mailer considered al the above meeting oi hearing, he may need a verbatim record ol Ihe pro­ ceedings. Including the testimony and evidence, which record la not provided by the City ol Santord (FS >S4 0109) Janet R Dougherty. CMC City Clark Publish April IS and S3. 1999 0CP-193 NOTICS OF A PUBLIC Ml AO INC TO CONWOBR TNS ADOPTION OF AN ONOtMAMOB BT TNS O ITT OF BAMFOBD. FLORIDA Notlca la hereby gnron that a Public Hearing will ba held in lha Commaeton Room at lha City HeM. 300 North Park Avenue, in tha City ol Santotd. Florida, al T 00 o'clock PM on April 27th. ISIS lo consider tha adoption of an ordinance by tha City ol Sanlord. Florida, described a* follows ONM N AMOS MO. S M S TO ANNEX A PONTION OF THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY LYING B!TW EEN CELERY AVENUE ANO FIRST DRIVE EXTENDED EASTERLV AND BETWEEN BRIESON AVENUE ANO MIISION BOULE­ VARD; AS SHOWN ON THE MAP BELOW VSNICLB •ALVAOS AUCTION ■ AY I S , IM S A: 04 1011 N ORLANDO AVE MAITLAND FL I t f t! 1ST* PON ORAND LEMAN* tFI4AfPS41118 Publish April 11. IS M OCP-232 VSNICLB ■ALVASB AUCTION ■ A T SS, IM S m — 1011 N ORLANDO AVE MAITLAND FL 32791 I N T BUICK PARK AV 1Q4CW9122H1400 790 Publish April t l . IS M DSP-114 NOTICB Of PUBLIC AUCTION Notice Is hers by given McConnell Towing will soli al Public Auction lor Salvage lor Cash on Demand lo highetl bidder, lha lottowing described vehicles ■ -I4 -S S ST Dodge •2 Ford SI Dodge IB1B01S0XHF1ST4SS ABP2IBICK1I1024 IB10E4SOSFC11I04I •-1S-SS Tl Olds ST Buick 1144S1R141270 s-ia-sa 1Q4NM1IU1HM01100 I01AR4TAS0MI1SMT ■ •!*•*■ TT Buick 4PSSRTHSIS0SS a io s i SS Ford IFAPPSSX4JK21S412 The Auction will be held al I t 00 pm on said dalaa above McConnell Towing A Recovery 2400 Santord Ave . Sanford. FL 12771 Prospective bidders may inspect vehicles one hour prior to sale Terms are cash or Cerlilied Funds McConnell Towing reserves lha right to accept or rated any and a* tods SI Olds Publish A pril 23. 1*** 0EP-21I A complete description and a copy ol tha ordinance shall ba available al tha office ol the City Clark tor all persona desiring lo eaamme tha same AM parties m mtsrssl and clOiens shell have an opportunity lo bo hoard al laid hearing By order ol the City Commission of the City ol Santord. Florida PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEOINO ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE IN ANY OF THEBE PROCEEDING! SHOULD CONTACT THE HUMAN RESOURCES 0FFICS AOA COORDINATOR AT 1209424 41 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETINO. ADVICE TO THE FUBUC. II 4 person decides la appeal t deci­ sion made with respect lo any mailer conalderod at lha abase meeting or hearing ha may need a verbatim record ol Iho pro­ ceedings including Ihe testimony and evidence, which record la nol provided by lha City ol Sanlord (FS SIS 0109) Janol R Dougherty. CMC City Clark Pubfeeh: April IS and 23. IM S DEP-1S4 A comptsts description and 4 copy of Iho ordinance shall b# available al lha office of the City Clerk lor a* persons desiring lo AM parties In interest and cltlxsns shall have an opportunity lo ba heard al said hearing By order ol tha City Com m aaion of Iho City ol Santord. Ftonda PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEOlNQ ASSISTANCE TO PART1CIPATI IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULO CONTACT T H I HUMAN RESOURCES O FFIC I AOA COORDINATOR AT 3309424 49 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETINO AOVICE TO THE PUBLIC; II a person decides to appeal a decl­ are" made with reapeel Is any mailer considered al lha above mealing or hearing, ha may need a verbatim record ol Iho pro­ ceedings. Including tha testimony and evidence which record is net provided by Ota City of Santord (FS 2*4 0109) Janet R Dougherty. CMC City Cleit Publish April IS and 21. IS M osp-tsr �4B SerTvnom Herald Santord Ftonda ■Thursday. April 23 1999 Legal Notices * T « t c ir c u it c o u n t to n S lM IN O ll COUNTV, FLORlOk PROBftTt DIVISION M U Numker S I I J I S C P s at ESTATE Of I SOA WASHER Deceased NOTICS Of ADMINISTRATION Th# edminietrelion ol Hit M IA N « ' UNDA WANNER t t i t u t d M U Number 08-315Cp i« pending in the Circuit Cuuri for Seminole County Florida Probate Division, the .-Jd-eee ol which is PO Drawer C Sanford F I 327 72 The i n t i and addressee of (he .-'e-eonel representative and the personal representative's sttor* v> are sal lorth below At L INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT All persons on whom this notice is served who have biecbons that challenge the •-li'dity of the will the qualiticat-ons ot the personal represen­ tative. venue or iunsdictron of this Court are required to Me their cbtections with this Court iV'T min t h e l a t e r o f t h r e e m o n th s a fte r th e d a te of Tr*E FIRST PU D ltC ATION OF > S NOTICE OR THIRTY OAYS AFTER t h e DATE OF SERVICE Of A CO PT OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A i c reditors of the decedent end other persons having . 'aims or demands against decedent's estate on whom a . -Cy of this notice it served *-Thm three months after the date ol the first publication ot tn<a notice must h u their claims w.th this Court WITHIN THE LATER Of THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE f rst p u b l ic a t io n o f NOTICE OR T h i r t y t h is OAYS AFTER THE OATE OF SERVICE OF A COPT OF THIS NOTICE ON t h e m All other creditors ol the dece­ dent and persons having claims or demands against the dece­ dents estate must tile (heir , la-ms with this court WITHIN T h r e e MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARREO The dale ol the first publica­ tion ot th-s Notica is April 16th. test Personal Rapreaenlativa YOLANOA COTRONE last Somerset Orive. Apt E-3IC Lauderdale Lakes. FL 333ft Attorney tor Personal Representative L W CARROLL JR ESQUIRE Florida Bar No OSt Alt LAWRENCE W CARROLL JR PA 706 Turnbull Avenue #232 Altamonte Springe FL 32701 Telephone (407) 260 6588 Publieh April 16 23 !9 M OEP-162 IN T N I CIRCUIT CO URT OF T H I 1 ITH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IR AMD FOR ■ IM IR O L I COUNTY, FLORIDA O IH IR A L JURISDICTION DIVISION C A S I NOi *8 O tAI CA 14 A UNION PLANTER* NATIONAL BANK. SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO LEADER FEDERAL BANK FOR SAVINGS p l a in t if f vs BEVERLY L MCNEILL. ET AL DEFENDANTS) NOTICS OF ACTION CONSTRUCTIVS SERVICE TO BEVERLY L MCNEILL. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF BEV­ ERLY L MCNEILL ehose residence ie unknown It ne/she/they be living and It he/ehe/they be dead, the unknown defendants who may be apouaea, heirs, devisees, grantees, assignees, lienors, creditors, trustees, and all partu t claiming an Intereet by, through, under or agemet the Defendant!, who am not known to be dotd or aUve. and all pariwa having or claiming to have any right, title or intereet In the property deecnbed m the mort­ gage being lorectoned herein YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to forecloee a mortgage on the following properly LOT I t . QOVERNORS POINT. PHASE 3. SECTION 2. ACCORDINQ TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 30. PAOES 31 AND 32. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA haa been filed against you and you ara raquirad to serve a copy ol your wnltan defenses, if any. to It on DAVID J STERN. ESQ PlamlitTs attorney, whoae address la SOt S Unlvamty Drive fSOO, Plantation, FL 33324 (no taler than 30 days Irom the dale ot the first publi­ cation of thie notica ol action) and lila the original with tha Clark ol this court nithor be lore service on PlatntiH's attorney or immediately thereafter, other­ wise a default will ba antaiad against you lor tha raliat demanded In the complaint or petition lilad he ram WITNESS my hand and the aeal of ttue Court at SEMINOLE County. Florida, this 10th day of APRIL. IM S (SEAL) MARTANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT DT Ruth King Deputy Clerk LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF SOI 0 UNIVERSITY ORIVE SUITE 600 PLANTATION. FL 33324 68-20666 (UPM) Publish April IS 23 I SOS DEP-16* IN THS CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATS DIVISION File Number SS-3IS-C P IN RE ESTATE OF DONALD L BELL Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The adirumalreliqn ol lha aalala ol DONALD L BELL decaasad. File Number 88-120CP is pending in Ihe Circuit Court lot Seminole County. Florida Probata Division, tha addraas of which is 301 N Park Avanua. Sanford. FL 32771 Tha lum ai and addreisas of the Personal Raprasantaliva and the Peraonal Representatives attorney are eel torlh below ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT AN peraons on whom thia nobie is served who have obiections that challenge the validity al tha will, the qualifica­ tions ol the personal represen­ tative, venue, or jurisdiction ol Hue Court are raquirad to file thair obiacliona with this Court Legal Notices Legal Notices WTHIN THE LATER OF lH R lt Suite 600 Plantation FL 33324 (964) 233-8000 97 16146 If Ml NATO In accordance with the American with Disabilities Act persona with disabilities need mg a special accommodation to participate In this proceeding should contact the Cteik ot the Circuit Court at the SFMINOLf County Courthouse at #07-3234330, not later than seven days prror to tha proceeding It hear mg impaired 1-800-965 8771 (TDD) or I -800-966-8770 via fiorida Relay Service Publish April 1C 21 1998 DEP-171 m o n t h s a f t e r t h e d a t e of t h e f ir s t p u b l i c a t io n o f T h is NOTICE CR THIRTY DAI S AFTER t h e PATE Of SERVICE Of A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM AM of th# #nd n!h#f perton* having claim* o* tfamand* againtl d#e#d#**t * *ftatw on whom a copy of fh«* notica »* %arvail within !hf## monin* sifter the dJt# of tha fo*t publication Of this, notica mutt fife fh#ir tU m n with th-s Couit WITHIN THE LATER Of THREE m o n t h s AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY Of THIS NOTICE ON THEM Alt other creditors ot the dace dent and persons having claims or demands agamst the dece­ dent's estate must tile their claims w.th this court WITHIN Th r e e m o n t h s a f t e r t h e d a t e Of THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED The date ot the first publica­ tion ot thu Notice ■* April 16th 1998 Personal Representative SUSAN CLtNE 429 N HAWTHORN CIRCLE WINTER SPRINGS FL 12708 Attorney tor Personal Representative ROBERT K MctNTOSH Esquire Florida Bar No 376302 STENSTROM MclNTOSH COLBERT WHIOHAM A SIMMONS PA Post Office Bos 4848 Sanlord FL 32772-4848 Telephone 407/322-2171 Publish April 16 23 1998 OEP-165 IN T H I C IR C UIT COURT O f TH S StOHTESNTH JUDICIAL C IR C UIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA. IN ANO FOR SSMINOLS COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION CASS NO. S T -t S S I-C A -IA -A ASSOCIATES FINANCIAL SERVICES OF AMERICA. INC ASSIONEE OF FLEET FINANCE A MORTGAGE INC Plaintitt. vs DEBORAH GONZALEZ. JOHN DOE QONZALEZ THE UNKNOWN HUSBAND OF DEBORAH QONZALEZ. D O R ITH A M WILLIAMS IF LIVTNO. INCLUDING ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SAID DEFENDANTS). IF REMARRIED AND IF DECEASED. THE RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS DEVISEES ORANTEES ASSIGNEES CREDITORS LIENORS. AND TRUSTEES. AND ALL OTHER PERSONS CLAIMINQ BY TH R O UG H .UNDER OR AGAINST THE NAMED DEFENDANT(S|. PACESETTER CORPORATION OF NEBRASKA 0/B/A THE PACESETTER CORPORATION. JOHN OOE UNKNOWN TENANT. AND JANE OOE. UNKNOWN TENANT. Delendant(s) NOTICS OF SALS Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to a Final Summary Judgment ot Foreclosure entered in the above-alyled cause, in the Circuit Court ol Seminole County Florida I will sell the property situate in Seminole County. Florida, described ea LOT 37. ORANGE ESTATES. ACCORDINQ TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK IS. PAGE t* PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA A/KSA 702 BRENTWOOD AVENUE. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS FL 32701 at public aala. to tha highaat and best bidder, for cash. AT THE WEST FRONT DOOR SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE. SANFORD. FLORIDA, al 11 00 A M . on lha 12lh day ol May. 1B98 Deled APRIL Sth. 1991 MARTANNE MORSE CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT BY Ruth King Deputy Clerk Daniel C Conauegra. Esquire •SOI North Armenia Avanua Tampa, Florida 33604 Publish April tt. 23. 1998 DEP-163 c m c u rr c o u n t OF THE 1STH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SSMINOLS COUNTY, FLORIOA QSNSRAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CA SI NOi 88 IS I CA14 W in t h e NATIONSBANC MORTGAGE CORPORATION PLAINTIFF V8 WETMAN HAROLD WALLACE A/K/A W HAROLO WALLACE HAROLD WALLACE. IF LIVING. AND IF DEAO. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTUS CLAIMING AN INTEREST by th r o u g h , un d er OR AGAINST WETMAN HAROLD WALLACE A/K/A W HAROLD WALLACE A/K/A HAROLO WALLACE, at a l. DEFENDANT(S) NOTICS OF FORSCLOSURS SALS NOTICE IB HEREBY OIVEN pursuant to a Summary Final Judgmant ol lorecloaura deled APRIL fat. IS9S. antarad in Civil Casa No 88 161 CA-14 W ol tha Circuit Court ol tha ttTH Judicial Circuit In and lor SEMI­ NOLE County. SANFORD. Florida. I will sell to tha highest and best bidder lor cash WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE COURT­ HOUSE ot the SEMINOLE County Courihousa locatad at 301 N PARK AVENUE in SAN­ FORD. Florida, at tt 00 a m on the 19th day ol MAY. 1998 the following described property as sat forth in said Summary Final Judgment, to-wil LOT 26 ANO THE EAST 12 FEET OF LOT 28. BLOCK *L*. LONGWOOD PARK. ACCORD­ ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK It . PAOES ■ THROUGH 10. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY.FLORIOA Dated this 1st day ol APRIL. IS98 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARTANNE MORSE Clerk of tha Circuit Court By Deborah Conant Deputy Clerk T h e LAW OFFICES OF OAVID J STERN PA ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF SOI S University Drive EXTRA HOLIDAY WEIGHT? t On-t Pefwmal Ttimirtg * Lifetime Fdnflit Free body fat jnatytit Dennis,, Eierpse 14— F o r S ale SECURITY BARS A DOORS Lie . 34 yrs Esp 50.000 designs SS-’sq tl Free est Quality guaranteed 904 985 Q0I3 or 407 324 3166 21— P e r s o n a l s ADOPTION Living expenses A mwkcal IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Of T H I EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Of THE STATE Of FLORIDA. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO. * ? -z e S * -C A -t « -i ASSOCIATES FINANCIAL SERVICES OF AMERICA INC A Plaintiff vs MARVIN J NUESSIE JR JANE DOC NUE5SLE THE UNKNOWN WIFE Of MARVIN J NUESSIE, JR LORI J NUESSLE JOHN OOE NUESSLE THE UNKNOWN HUSBAND OR IOR1 J NUESSIE if LIVING INCLUDING ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE Of SAID DEFENDANT(S) IF REMARRIED ANO It DECEASED THE RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS DEVISEES GRANTEES ASSIGNEES CREDITORS. LIENORS AND TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING BY THROUGH UNDER OR AGAINST THE NAMED DEFENDANTS) CRES1AR MORTGAGE CORPORATION F/K/A UNITED VIRGINIA MORTGAGE CORPORATION. JOANNE WiLDENER UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. JOHN DOE UNKNOWN TENANT AND JANE DOE UNKNOWN TENANT Detandanlla) NOTICE OF SALE Notice tt hereby given that pursuant to a Final Summary Judgment ot Foreclosure entered in the above-styled cause m the Circuit Court of Semmole County Florida I will sell the property situate in Seminole County Florida described at THE WEST 166 FEET OF THE NORTH 266 FEET OF LOT 60 EUREKA HAMMOCK. ACCORD­ ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 1 AT PAGE 106. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA A/K/A 766 MYRTLE STREET SANFORD FLORIDA 327727043 at public eale. to tha highest and beat bidder, tor cash AT THE WEST FRONT OOOR SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE SANFORD FLORIDA al 1100 A M , on the 14th day ol May 1998 MARTANNE MORSE CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT BY Jane E Jttewic Deputy Clerk Law Ollicea ot Daniel C Conauegra 8901 North Armenia Avanua Tampa Florida 33604-1041 Altorneys lor Plaintiff Publish April 16. 23. 1998 DEP-164 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THS I STH JUDICIAL CINCUIT IN AND FOR SSMINOLS COUNTY, FLONIDA QSNSRAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASS NOi B T-O IM -C A -I4 -W SALOMON BROTHERS REALTY CORP PLAINTIFF VS LAURENCE E DICKINSON. MARSHA L DICKINSON. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS BENEFICIARIES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMINQ AGAINST THE ESTATE OF LEON E DICKINSON. DECEASED. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE HEIR BENEFICIARIES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AOAINST THE ESTATE OF ORACE M DICKINSON. HOLLOWBROOK HOMEOWNERS' ASSOCIATION. INC . UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE; JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENOANT(S) NOTICS OF FORSCLOSUNB SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment ot forectoeure dated APRIL tat. t S t l. antarad in Civil Casa No 87-OMO-CA-14W ol the Circuit Court ol the IIT H Judicial Circuit In and tor SEMINOLE County SANFORD. Florida. I will sell lo the highest and best bidder lor cash WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE COURT­ HOUSE of the SEMINOLE County Courthouse located at 301 N PARK AVENUE In SAN­ FORD. Florida, al It 00 a m on the 19th day ol MAT. IM S the following described property as sal lorth m said Summary Final Judgment, to-wit LOT 7* HOLLOWBROOK WEST PHASE II. ACCORDINQ TO THE MAP OR PLAT THERE­ OF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 36 PAGES S AND t. IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY.FLORIOA Dated thia tit day ol APRIL. 1991 ICIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARTANNE MORSE Clerk ol the Circuit Court Sr Deboieh Conant Deputy Clerk THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN PA ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 601 6 University Drive Suite 600 Plantation. FL 31324 (9 64) 231-4 000 97-10413 In accordanca with tha Amancan with Diaabilitiet Act. persons with disabilities needmg a apecial accommodation to participate in thia proceeding should contact tha Clerk of the Circuit Court al the SEMINOLE County Courthouse at 407-323* 4330-EXT 4227. not later than aevan day# prior lo tha pro­ ceeding II hearing impaired. » 300-966-1771 (TDO) or 1-800966-1770. «ia Florida Ralay Servica Publish April IS. >3. IS M OEP-170 55— B usiness O p p o r t u n itie s 13— H ealth & BtAtrn GIFT OF LIFE 800-216-5433 DATE LINE FUN TIME I 900 407 7782 E«1 3678 S3 M V / 18 Yrs Serve U |619)6M 8434 Longwood Massaga Studio. 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LISC 8261-10._____________ In the event ot an error, the Somtnoie Herald will be responsible for the first insertion only and only to the eatent ot the cost ol that insertion Please check ad for accuracy the first day II runs JOIN MV Tupperwam family New fnends. ertra 5. FREE car A tun at the same time Interest­ ed? Cal Lmda 0 526 3517 TQ PLACEAMAP_CALL 59— F i n SSMINOLS COUNTY, FLORIDA OIHIRAL JURISDICTION DIVISION C A M NOi S T -t S Ii-C A -M -l UNION PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK. SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO LEADER FEDERAL BANK FOR SAVINGS PLAINTIFF VI OLGA I RODRIGUEZ. IF LIVINQ. AND II DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMiNO AN INTEREST BV THROUOH. UNDER OR AGAINST OLOA I RODRIGUEZ. s u m m e r h il l TOWNHOUSE HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION INC.. BALLARD HOUSING PARTNERS. LTD A DISSOLVED LIMITED PARTNERSHIP D/B/A WINOSONQ APARTMENTS. JOHN DOE AND JANE OOE A l UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DCFSNOANT(S) NOTICS Florida Ralay Sarvlca Publieh Aprtl IS, >3. IM S DEP-ISI DEPARTMENT-HOURS TIRED ol being turned down tar crertt? learn where to obtain the best tieaIs-credit cards, sm bus loans, debt consolidation Rates as low as 5 9 % , no an­ nual tees etc H A W Enterpris­ es 323 1998 0 AM - 5 PM MONDAY - FRIDAY NOW ACCEPTING 63— M o r i g a g e s WE BU T MORTGAGE MOTES. Trust Deeds land Contracts an ywhere It you own a note ot are collecting prnts Cal 322-4029 70— Ed u c a t io n St T r a in in g Accredited Truck School COL, VA/TA Apprv Job Assist Wkend classes National Truck School 1400-48E-7384 LIKE WORKING WITH PEOPLE7 BE A MEDICAL ASSISTANT. As a Medical Assistant weft an Associate ot Science degree you » n help prepare patients tar eiammabons. conduct import­ ant tests and perhaps even ass­ ist »i minor surgery IT* a rewartkng rarser it you lAa help­ ing others Cal Today1 407-831-6819 City Co 11*0 * 853 East Mary 436 Ste 200 Caksetaeny FL 3270? 71— H E ir W a n t e d NOW HIRINO F/T lor a Ma/or Manufacturing plant n Senior? Positions are avertable on aa shifts. Pec* net Personnel at 330-26tt or 330-1868 TELEMARKETING GUARANTEED $ 10.50 P/H IN TRAINING 3 pot. aval Avg ■ ISSO/tv, Sal Sanlord ba heating Herder No cold caXtng Mevtg rnrrwd F/T S PTT/iACe* Mlety tm etuer 226-2070 art. Ill 8 81AM TUaPORAMS. MC NO H » 467-868-1126. Lena Term Ten* Short 81 Term Tamp To •EXTRA !N < ioW ‘9 T Earn 5200 • 5500 ng care-o-pama For more ktIor mat ion tend 8 saft-ao(Yetted stamped envelope to Oeate Cards S Gets. PO Boa 612290. Mwmi, FL 33261 1 FLOOR WATTREBSES tor (Me SATURDAY ONLY. CHI 321 7BS0. ACCTS PAYABLE CLERK 1-2 yrs #h > data entry , good dertcai 8 comm, stalls H S . Dpi rqrd Good ban EOE Drug Free Workplace. CoaMhne O ut. 407 323-8500 AOMIN. AM T.Jm m ed Opening Credrt Dept strong comm, dan­ ce! staki. collection exp s EOE Drug Free W/P Coaslkne Drat (407)3238500 OF FORECLOtUM BALI NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN punuant to a Summary Final Judgmant ot lorecloture dated April Sth. tssa, entered in Civil Cate No I7-2S20-CA-I4-E of the Circuit Court ot the 18TH Judicial Circuit In and lor SEMI­ NOLE County. SANFORD. Florida I will tail ta the higheat a id beat bidder far caeh AT THE WEST FRONT DOOR OF TH I COURTHOUSE ot the SEMINOLE County Courthouse located el 301 N PARK AVENUE m SANFORD Flonda. al I t 00 e m on the ttth day ol MAY, ISIS the following deaenbed property ea eat forth in laid Summery Final Judgment, to­ wn LOT 72 SUMMERHIU. PHASE I. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 31. PAGES SO THRU 62. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTV.FLORiDA Daled Ihn 0th day ol APRIL. 1998 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARTANNE HORSE Clerk ol the Circuit Court By Jane E- Jeaewlc Deputy Clerk THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN. PA ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF SOI S University Orive Suite 600 Plantation. FL 23124 (864) 213-8000 •7-1 *9361UPM) In accordance with tha American with Diaabilitiet Act. peraona with dreebilitiee need­ ing a apaciel accommodation lo participate In thie proceeding ehould contact the Clerk ol the Circuit Court at the SEMINOLE County Courthouee at 407-3214130. not later then aevan day* prior to the proceeding It heal­ ing impaired. 1-SOO-86S-I771 (TDD) or t-*00-SII-S7?0. via 407/831-9933 407/322-2611 S ervices lance IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT OF T N I ISTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR ORLANDO SEM IN OLE a n c ia l Pla ce Your Ad Today! Call 322-2611 DATED TH11 DAY APRIL 8. 1868 PUBLISH APRIL 16 1818 APRIL 23 1888 DEP-ISI ADJUSTMENISJlCBEPJIS EARN 15/1Ok MO. Home Bust ness NOT MLM. no selling 1800 995-0796 o il 7605 24 hrs •Oar or f i t n n j Q r u a i •finannj/ Art tar Those WTtoOuawy •Graduate Pecemenr Assn NOTICS THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY WILL DE SOLD OR OTHERWISE DISPOSED Of AT A SALE TO DE HELD AT SAiO UNIT OR LEASED SPACE At UNCLE 000 1 2650 WEST 2STH STRICT SANfORD fL 12771 ON THE 10TH Of APRIL. 1668 AT 12 00 NOON fOR CASH #309 - RONCILLE L THOMAS 1600 W STH ST SANFORD fL 32771 MiSC BAD? ITEMS BICYCLE TABLE MiSC BAGS #374 • JOHN E PAHEL. l i t WILLNER CIR SANFORD. FL 12771 WATER BED D E A D L IN E S Tuesday thru Friday 12 Noon the day before publication Sunday 12 Noon Friday BEST Homa Dullness out there tt you are tertous about making money e no sell ol prod no mv no risk Can 262 3320 WALK4NS A ILL KCS are tfws nurse a specialty Hea thy kids loo1MRS#042532 324-1882 Legal Notices CLASSIFIED AD RATES Drttrtkiting phono cards No *■ penence necessary For mom information send a SASE to Primetime Communications P O Boa 694355 Miami FL 33269 1355 h il d are Seminole Herald $300 - $500 A O C A M u m a ,u ic . AG CARRIERS,JNC. A FL BASED CARRIER •NEW PAT PLAN" •20 TO 32 Cents Pat MM MART* •LAY OVER PAY* •BREAK DOWN PAY’ •EXTRA STOP PAY* M Dey OS tor 7 Days O u r •VACATION PAY* •HOLIDAY BONUS PAY* *401 K RETIREMENT ■PERFORMANCE BONUS 'SAFETY BONUS •RIDER PROGRAM •CONVENDONALS •SATELLITE EQUIPPED •EMPLOYEE Aaaa Program 1 Vr OTR EXP/CIS A COL REO Please cal • am to 5 pm Monday thru Friday Onfy 1-80D874-6080 ax l 62 g g j f B f f l g -------------- 71— H 71— H elp W a n te d 71— H elp W anted AMERICAN MAIO 18 hiring lor tuS-ttme work Monday Friday Cal 322-SSM tor appointment si the Sanlord office DUMP TRUCK DRIVER WANT­ ED 5 day* a week 322 9468 ATTENTION C H A T Come and pat our caring team ot Nurses and CNA a Excel­ lent benefits Experienced rec ogniyed 3<X>pm-11:00pm 21 available. Pleaae apply m person Deltona Haalhcara Re­ habilitation Canter 1SS1 EAcamBhrt Oehona EOE AUTOMOTIVE OCTAKERS SantonkLongwoodOrtendo Good Income Potential flenetas Aher 90 Days 7aph Beef 407-293-3055 AVON NEEDS raps - Bks area Sea (ugh quakry products asm good 553. hex hours 321-71*2 CDL CLASS A TRUCK DRIVERS NEE0ED Short term hauts - EAET MON­ EY! Long term employment op portumtiet available with last growing company EieeUent pay A benefits (extensive travel mvohred) See Homier Sales Manager « MARINA HOTEL A CONFERENCE CENTER 530 N Palmetto Avenue. Sanford • AM. 47664 No phone Casa_________ CHILDCARE TEACHCR-P/R A F/T poe eves COA or Exp a a, Sanford Early Chadhood Censer, 322-6645 5NA!i NEW WAOE PROGRAM shifts FT A PT We oSer excellent benefits, metuckng medical dental Me insurance, education reimbursement. 401(h). part vacation, pay lo­ ot benefits We are seeking detkeated individuals xpenenoe. but w6ktg to right peraon(s) Ptoa HaaWhaeie 8 Rah 1Sanford. Cornea Ma­ le Ajmen 950 Me*tov«s Rd Sanford FL 32771-2299 (407) 1228568 EOE Contractore 8 Truckers Make contact qutckfy. your cute A N America. New freKFametchng yys 24 hrs 53/mai 1 686 486 4470 MOVtoe COUNTER PERSON tor busy Dry CMener m Lake Mary Good pay 786-3835 or 583-5555 DCBARY MANOfi It taokrig tor latantod and eacepbonal individuals tor tha RN71HoueeeaaptnpLaundry AxM ' CNA s A l Mtm •Dietary Aktoa Competitive wages, excait benefits and ftoatota achedM mg CaQ4Q7DNYWALL FOREMENS Needed tor reart crew Exp m/ handtoaM 8 tools CM Al at 323-3234 EXPERKNCEO Fire wood busi­ ness Must know how to spM 8 market wood CeS 228-8481 EXPERIENCED QROUNDSMEN lor tree co Top pay. CDL A PLUS. CALL 3X6-3411_________ Extniaion Operators Training position 2nd 8 3rd shlfl only 58 0Ghr Located at The San­ lord Airport 3000 MeaontrtSe Aw , Sanford 407-331-2681 PORK U F T experienced, strung back, good FL 0L. M r cummetteureto wkh eg) 348 8228 CONSTRUCTION APT. REHAB. Carpenter. DrywaS 8 Punch out CMI laatre 487-8888881 WAFFLE HOUSE HIRING ALL SHIFTS Cook* 8 Servers. F/T or F/T. Appfy M pereort4740W SR 48 MANAMA THAI* Send reeume to: 525 E. R*h Ave , DeLand. FL 32724 HOTEL OPPORTUNITIES A beautiful 8 eacMng hoMt lo­ cated In tha UCF area 8 taring tor toa lottowing poMtona AM SERVERS, COOKS, HOST/ HOSTESS, HOUSE PERSON, Apply In parson to Ho*day ton 12125 HKpt Tech Ave.. Orlando. EOE ONUOPREE W O R K P L A C E , LAKE MARY CHILD CARE CENTER looking lor reeponkibta. dependable. S experienced care pvet lor varied age groups Please can 331-2384___________ LAWN MANTENANCE FORE­ MAN 8 LABORERS For Commercial ACCOUNTS Must have exp, 8 ret Cal Terra Care 3304000 ALL POSITIONS LABOR RITE Now taring Part-err* A FuS-eme r T i U r t uncut •SERVER! •COOKS NUO 100 ♦ IflCM4 WOMCM •COUNTER HELP FOR CERAMIC worker Experi­ enced preferred or wtl asm. °»s:?iwr COME WORK WITHTHE BEET a n ted Part-Tima STOCK ROOM FI Dt required Noon-4 00 p m MF. OT/W/P/ Call 266-1*62 "r i g h t hand m an NMdE 73 worker* dally. 1 * sign on bonus lo new am•Extra pay to drivers •Open I am M l Oogtracfc Rd. Longwood. ROOFERS WANTED Harper* also Must have Irani portation Cal 122 1449_______ SALES For comme»cial'ratrtanliai tend ctearmg Expanance pre tenad Hokday pay Vacation Medical insurance Pay com mensural! with u p caM 3234*16- H-F, 74 E lly money make huge com rmsKms sedng lead service to teal estate and insurance agents Local reps needed Call 213473410* LABOR READY LOCAL SALES REP wanted Sea teed Serve# to prefes SKjnal clients who Have m quved Top commissions 213440-7*6* WORK TO O A V M K ) TOO AY “73 15111 French Ay* 313-4343 LPN NEEDED P/T Retirement facaey Supplement present mcome. M. T. Th 5 F 7 3PM AX W E 7-3 Sal 3 11 Sun 7670500 1 77_____________________ MERRY MASTS H81MO Car 6 insurance Needed Weekends FREE 131 5266 RstidtntiaJ Ctosnlng MOLLY MAD « HMNQ F/T • M-F • 84pm. WM Train. 607-7*74007. N A T I O N A L --------------- CASH ADVANCE istee oo m too*manager* and F/T opportunities Great bene Coeacbon aiperwnce but not requved Con tart National Caen Arkrance at lor p A L l f l S f N T i ------------------------- The Sky* the Limit... With Cape Canaveral Cru>se (jna, you detarmvia whal ywx paycheck ww ba Ware looking tor motivated people with a good phone vo<a No aiperwnce neces eery because we f i n you to succeed You can male 5MB* fwkl Work n i tun atmosphere Medical and dental insurance cash sprits A Iraa ciu-saa1 5600 aqpvan bonus avalatM &i R t Exceaent lor advancement PO. Boa 7483 kpcwedto, FL 12236 NEEOEOt FLOOR85AM. Muat Sup. area 8 butt noon and hart equipment Must weekends and week mghu CALL 82147*1 * NEWANO EXCmNQ HOTEL LOCATEDWAR THE UCF la faring tor toe foSoaartg poerAUOTTOR. ROOM ATTEN O EMTS, 8 MJUNTENANC* U T U to parson to toe Hampton ScaMe. 3450 Ouadran^a Orlando EOE. Drug Free x n NOW ISRSiai F/T POETXM8: TMe CMrk 8 riecepeomat PART TSiB POSltlONt: Lot Driver. PU Delivery Ortver. Stock Clerk. Counter Clerk. Lane Captain. Saw Una Up Co- Appry to parson or cal tor appt Daatari Auto Auction ol San­ ford. Between 9AM-4PM M W, 3886 S R. 48 East Sanford (comer ot 48 and 415) 407-323EOE/WMW/ ORUO TE8TINQ EMPLOYER NOW I — IO- Otrect Marketers No safes. PT/FT. no a*) naoea•ary Cal 263-7812 __________ LABOR READ V CaM 8074784000 i3B44 m to I pm SECRETARY Sma* construction company m Longwood Experienced Wm05. Ones Books 5 payros F/T or PI T. 3324418 er Ma 8324488 SECURITY OFFICER JOB 18 Unarmed ■884-7444 DUMP TRUCK DRIVER WITH COL. F/T M AM .M /H R . CALL 322-8133 8 TENS IR O N GENERAL FEED P/T ha(p Pnmartty lor OeUvwne* and Saturdays Ra ( M i a swung back, pleasant personality and aaceSark drrv mg record Personal truck ot UV tar towing kaaer requved an 325-1IM . STYLIST S MAE. TECH lor a busy Laka Mary salon CaM ‘ ■ 3334183 HAIR d t V u S T Sad Motnatad tod tar EktabMhod fun High Commaaion pax) Cal 3234026 SUPERVISOR • ALT rq o N T D IS K MUST SC STATL CERT CNA APPLY LONGWOOD RE TW C U EN T VILLAGE. 4M E CHURCH AV I, LONOWOOO TELEMARKETER-Non Sales. *8d eam 56 5GTV guar P/T hex eve hr* Cad Katoy 787-0803 ttU M A R K ttE R S ~ Earn up M SIOAir ACCOUNT I Eyou haw buwnaaMo-buaf naa* saws axpenance, are eel- Hourly a Brian 8314447 Cad Bi toe dewre to wet. Labor Ready i you We oftar salary, bodntore. Sand i to La8ar RMtoy TELEMARKETERS 1111 S French Atm. Bantord FL 82771 or Me la 8C74334797 Earn ip to 1500 PHONE or more * bonuahrtL Dey 8 Eve hr*, aval. Ben. after 60 dayt Cal M-F 3238700 to aar up an appt Noawt.wtatrafn l Up to 11741 hr. Ouaranksad fkra For App And Exam Into Cal 6am-5pm PST (SSSHS1-WORK axt 81003 < «W ) JOW toe beet heaMtceie Mem in Itaiueta courtly Kkataty CNA hateful Can Pe>ary Manor 487174884488. EOE. W 780-It 04 e x p e R T In c I o -TRACK HOE OPERATOR ■LOADER OPERATOR •ORfVCR Huai have Cxaae 6 atamaa l i e . Co. Nee W T 8 jxy-^evelL Knew4N ALL AROUND HANDYMAN •t hava own loots and transportation, knowledge ol al aspects oI maintenance Cal 407-244-1813 or 407-323- elp FuB or p a r l-m Top aatary. bo­ nus and commuion Smoking office Longwood location Call Debbie M 787-8270. TEMP. LABORERS A CASHIERS Need 4 people to untoad truck* 8 2 cashiers • Chuck Homer's Truckload Salt Saa Homer Sales Manager 8 MARINA HO­ TEL 8 CONFERENCE CENTER. 530 N. Palmetto Avenue. Senton) 8 AM. 4/26/98 Pays 57 CXV HR No phone cad*_____________ TRUCK DRIVERS CUaa A C D L Drug Free, APPY 6 3 M-F (407)858-5171 Earn 520 530 par hour tor extra money or have a U -E m e career 3214421 CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos Cwieuey Cptwr cryptogram# ere creewu bum quo people peer and preeere Each WOWn fw ooTwr ■ Vadbyi ekw ft equal# Mr •W UA M AI KWMU RLTI XTMVOTVP TM AZPST EQMV EA XAMV WE WM AMP W UA WE TE Wl UAI Cal 83141*1.____________ ____ tkgh volume restaurant located al the Orlando-Sanlord Airport. Jwry's Cattrara m o w Accepting i ppacrttaW Morv-frt Irom tern lo 2pm LABORERS NEEDED FOR UNDERGROUND l/nUTY CONTRACTOR OMUPSEI TMU. ' P U R T 8 U — EW 8 TZZXPI AM PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Happy I* the man with a wife lo tell him whal lo do and a secretary to do B." — Lord Mancrori # 18M by NCA, Inc 71 �93— R o o m s Fo r R ent WEEKLY RENTALS Starting • $T7/wk Mi*torc Downtown 3SO-442S EFFICIENCY MaO terv - convenem location 3236008 FURNISHED ROOMS-Ail utils md Laundry, phone and kit UM MS $90 a week 324 4955 SANFORD • $65/*k Private Home, at house prrviledges 324 2454 99— ArARTMTNTS U U n f u x n is h e d ■ ■ 1— SANFORD 112 Country Club Circle Clean 3/1 Huge back neoh yard Pleasant neighborhood TOO. $530 • Deposit 330-07( S T E N S TR O M R E N TA L S NORTH LAKE 171 torn condo. w/acmpaHo W O. $500/1500 SANFORD 2/2 Condo CH/A. sen patio...... t $007$$00 No Lake Village 2/2 Condo, l/p comm pool Lease w/aption $5501500 JIM DOYLE (407) 322-2420 WE NEED HOUSES TO RENT n f u r n is h e d t BEDROOM APT 2nd FI. quid clean.a'c. relng Wtr md $295/ mo * $200 dep 32B 9148 M A R IN E R 'S V IL L A G E text eo* t enow wiomo 2D0RU itmtM wour 323-8670 NOTH*40 BUT THE FINEST FOR YOU! Godvww Apts on Rnehatt FVt A 46A Ik Mary AS apt homes wr prn alarms garages Stale ot the art activity lime** facility Open today Stop out of call 302 2007 to* a personal show* mg ROSE LEA VILLAS 2/1 Specie/ -farM tontft HUD OKAY 407-330-4431 103— H ouses U n f u r n is iie d NOTICE *J rental and real estate adrer|.laments are subtect to the Federal Tax Housing Act. when makes a Regal to advertise any preference, limitation, or dn crimination'based on race, col­ or, religion, sen handicap, la mdial status or national ongn $500 DOWN ....WHY RENT? When you can own this 3 tv*m home » r OKA. new pant 1 ce' per 1 Ask about HUD homes’ The Hiutman Oroup. Inc. Realtors............ 321 111) IBT2 W 1st St /3 txkm 2 be a' c 1 car garage No peta $65Gma • $650 dep t yr lease 695 4 <46 2 Bdrm House 1931 Water Si heat 4 s'c O edt ret rq-rl Cel 324 2417 lor price ATTENTION MINORITY/ WOMEN OWNED AND LOCAL BUSINESS ENTERMUSES 1,4h 1her *I Mail irT i% an rijujf n[>fY«ifiunii> rmp|o)rr tui irmly in the prmf'% of pw Hiing (hr <Hlands i SanlntJ Airport Srvuni) Ituprmr rnrnu c«mira*.l anJ an* mirr rvinl in tcvtifif MiKofitiak ii*fW pimiitrrt b* In» %frtul i/r in ihr folk**mg v i s u n SANFORD 2/1 near Seminole HS C.Y1A W W CAF1PET Sec 8 accepted 323 4484 or 244 5513 SANFORD, 2 bedroom, security alarm, fuN kit., carport Discounted to $455 324 2787 107— M obile H omes For R ent 3/2, Pan Furn $500mo incl ws $ g $230 Dep Ava4 5/1 No Chilian, no pels Pref non tmnser After 5 30 327-0774 or Mgr 08 321-0706 117— C o m M ER CIA E R en tals LAKE MARY 192 Country Club Hd , office or retail, 462 sq 8. contact R Davis 647-7788 LEASE Prime showroom A warehouse $10 970 tq 8 SR 441 frontage 407 578 2500 S pace For R ln t A MOVE IN SPECIAL!! 400 sq 8 A Up' $265 A MONTH Office Storage 3210120 or 331 2554 O f FtCE/QF FIC £ -WAREHOUSE Now Av* 4jbe* Guardian Personal Storage Cal lot dele* 57P 2500 SANFORD OFFICE SPACE 2 Suite* avariable • It 00 SF A 1100 SF, 407-121-7004________ 141— H om es ATTENTION FA6PERTY OWNERS* 4 you are ehmkdg ol *a*mg you» home or proper ly. now la the time iha market a active and interest tale* are low Can Roland at Jemmgan Propanws Inc and I w4i pro­ vide a no cost or obligation Marsat analysis ot yrxir home Or property i‘ lias Inc 3306288 Re Esta a l te , fn c 222— M Irm lwe i, Safe*' oruwet. vmusi*’ RENOVATED Over 1600 sq 8 Onlrvdpt sem prch 148,900 4/1.5 Over 1 COO sq 8 . Irv/rkrV lam frptc Inert $41,900 HOUSE or DUPLEX 2 kitchens 1/3 acre, renovated $84,900 PRE-f oreclotur* 1/4 acre, pnv fenced carport $44,750 Fu r n it u r e Fo r S a il 3/2 w/tam rm. pool laeurrt pnv tene* Eryoy the pool the aummer, priced right at $75 000 JIM DOYLE with Stenatrom Realty (407) 122-2420 WHIRROOL STOVE while tt-g tat. 5 mo* old. great conation $200 Ca6110-7541____________ SERENE 32 tarnky r+ y tx * hood Estate sea Bud |57) tor Navel Officers $71 900 Cal Dot Waller Jermgan Propertws 323 3165 or 330 3255 .. ___ SUNLANO 4/1 Fenced *put plan, great tor large family 152.000 Owner 122-1091 DELTONA 10 acret Ideal lor mobJe hometee. hones, cable. larrrvng or nursery* Zoned agncultural $3 900 ACRE Sm down w'owner 5nance 904-7871772 or 904-717-8422 OAKRKTOE FARMS - Osteen/ Deltona area 10 acres, deal tor horses or came farm Motxie home or hometde Zoned agn $44 900 Financing avail w' sm down payment (804) 787-8100 Sa n fo rd * 323-3301 i HOUR) Urm In »)13«Se t ICttuCSva E A R M F U L L -T IM E P A Y F D R P A R T -T IM E W O R K The Seminole Herald needs CARRIERS for established routes in the Sanford area. All you need is dependable transportation, organiza­ tional skills and afternoon availability In order to begin a great new job! POSITIONS AVAILABLE NOW! Perfect For Retired Persons O r As A Second Income! i NEW SMYRNA BEACH BOUSHELLE ISLAND n ground 7(k)804-428-28U tST<h|l 193— L a w n & G arden WOOO 6 WOOD CHIPS 8 MULCH CALL 123-1481 NEW V HP ELECT START TILL­ ER Troy BR Ong price $2339 w4 seS tar $1000 CaX 324 5298 197— R e s t a u r a n t E o U ir M E N T MANAGER S SPECIAL AIL A1UM1NUM Walk-In cooler 4i5r6 1/2 new motor 8 Iherm indoors ur out It 000 FIRM 330 4479 24 s 44 V I SpM 1982 Skykne lap sxkng 118.800. 199— P e t s & S u r r u t s C A R R IA G E C O V E (407) 323-0160 Ceckaltele, Breeder* Cages. L m b M i . Cage* 6 nests 1 lemala Indan Rmgneck PamH I year okl Alto young birds hand tod 121 2292 198$ Palm Harbor MoMa Homa Sea. Like new many adrat $19,000 592 2702 a or 2961 II 1 PUPPY Shots 8 wormed 1/2 AKC Springer Spaniel. 1/2 tab $50 Cak 123-7795 B7 OAK SPRMOS 32 Ota Wide 24**0 CaihenHa/ ceanga. s*ykgN 1 booth w knch Hug* LR wTx# place, upgraded carpel DR eiec cond Cat Pal lor * W 121-8128 87 OAK SPRMOS 32 DU W dr 12X60 Gather*al ce4mga. sky. k0« A booth n Hitch Hug* LR wTu# place, upgraded carpet OR esee cond C al Pat tot appt 122-8128________________ PARK A V t M O M U PARK Homa* $1,000 to 16.000 Set Up Fnanong Q I I t T I 122 2881 HOUSE OF OOOCMRS SOI Lo­ culi Av* Fum . appk . houteW ila iK s 8 candy 321-8395 159— R e a l Estate W anted 1801 Weal 16m Street Santord Hal dog*, candy applet, ale INVESTOR BUYMQ HOUSES PLUMS C Charb* 2H— A n t iq u e / C o l l e c t ib l e s 217— G arage 235— T W O LF E TA N N IN Q B ED S TAN AT HOME Buy DIRECT and SAVE! Commerciathome units from $199 00 Low Monthly Payments FREE Color Catalog Call TODAY 1-800-7110150 r u c k /Bu ses/Va n s For S ale •92 PONT. Transport O T w/93 eng pryv-1, CO, ABS, gnat cond $6995 330 9638 231— C ars For S ale 238— V ehicles W anted 1991 Ford Tempo OL Auto a/ cp/l (Vw,p/l hit cruise.runs ere. clean 96K mile* $2 500 OBO 3 2 U 2 M _____________________ SEIZED CARS from $175 Portches Cad'llacs. Chevys. BMW*, Corvettes Also Jeeps. 4WO s Your area Toil Free 1800 218 9000 En 2206 for cur­ rent listings CASH $$$ PAID’ For Juok Can Trucks & M «c’ KEEP AVERCA BEAUTIFUL 322 5990 240— B o a t R entals FISHING BOATS FOR RENT Slatting al $30 A up Also 24 Pontoon Call 330-1612 REFRK). ADMIRAL I I C 8 In « l shape. 1150 Call 172BED-OUEEN sue. bUck wrought iron canopy and prarrvar orthopadc sal Never used, sta boned, Cost H200 Saa $325 Ced 173-711* ORTHOPEDIC FIRM SETS aWi 5 year m tm rti Nev­ er used Twin 178 Fua $95 Queen $115 King 1165 Call i 20 yt Orthopedic manrasa set Nevei used Coal $600 Must a*4 $225 cadi 258-8000 DAY BED Wide. Victorian style w*h 2 twin mattresses I trundto Never used 1300 407- hiring for full and part-time cargo warehouse agents and shipping agents. Warehouse duties include preparing all outbound airfreight, breakdown of inbound cargo, and off loading trucks utilizing a forklift. All candidates must possess a valid Florida driver's license, pass a drug screening, provide a ten year work/school history, understand English and maintain a flexible schedule. Previous warehouse or shipping experience is highly desirable. TBI offers: ^ A competitive starting wage Free Uniforms Medical insurance after 90 days ^ Opportunities for advancement Exciting aviation work environment Candidates may complete an application between 10 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. Orlando Area Shoppers Express DisbeliefBut Dealer Remains Optimistic As Sunday, April 26* Sale Date Approaches. ORLANDO, FL -JoeRutfi, there will be no bidding, dsus couldn't get *ny better for the Genertl Mmigerof Bill Hard affording buyers the perfect serious buyer " Chevrolet, A menc*’i Largest opportunity to purchase a Chevrolet Deikr", announced quality used car at the lowest plans today for i one-day sale) possible price, including it want to take advantage of event that will feature used can least 4 vehicles, some valued these incredible savings “I for u low u S99. The event, is high as 15000 for as little as can't stress enough that this is uuned the “Premier Slasher 999. a one day only sales event." Sale™- for the (act that several AU vehicles will be on display Ruth reminds prospective buyen to act quickly if they Once our inventory ts reduced, *PranierSlaihenT,rmU be at Bill Heard Chevrolet with the Slashed prices come off and litenJIy $lishin| prica so toed fegistntkn beginning it 11X1 it's back to buttons as usual. can right before buyen eyo, i$ ass on Sunday, April 26*. By It's also first come, first served, scheduled for this Stndiy, 11<X) am prospective buyers to it's critical to come early, if April 26*. Rain Or Shine. will have been given a person­ you expect to have any dunce Ruth ofTen i simple cxplna- alized pau allowing diem to of getting the vehicle you twn for this unprecedented inspect the vehicles that want" sale “ We've had record sales interest them between 11iOOim so far dm year md we're over­ and 12.00 soon,« which time stocked with trade-mi li's that the Premier Slasher sale tory. Ruth eipUini:"Bill Heard simple “ He adds,‘ Durini this actually beginsThe Premier Chevrolet is ilwtyt looking for sales event we will offer Slasher will Ihen begn slashing a way to give back to the unbelievable vahia on our potted prices on the vehicles. community that's given so used inventory, and some Whoever b silng behind the much to us." He fell that vehicles will sell for as low as wheel of the vehicle when (be giving his friends and neigh­ S99 “ This sale will provide price is slashed will be gtven bors in (he Orlando area a deals that will be anpossibk to the first opportunity to chance to save oo these pau up" Eaped retail phea to purchase the vehicle M that vehicles was f* more desirable be slashed by IJOOOtoSTOCO, if Pria. duo wholesaling them to total ocXmore “We believe that people will Ruth also points out that Of course, there's more to this talc dun just reducing inven­ strangers to an auction. Tbote wishing to beat (he these prices will be "as low or not only enjoy getting a great deal bd they'll also have fua rush can be pre-registered lower duo wholesale auctions doing il,“ says Ruth. beginning Today to Bill Heard in many caset The problem Local Bank Representatives Chevrolet, 3455 Orlando Dr. wish suctions is (has the will bi o o -b ii to trmge low- ( t a x i t1i92-l/2 mile North of bidding often leads to infltfid cori bandog on the spol Lake Mary Bhrd) pricti, thereby rlm iO T g “M ob ofiHw e’vt got 3.75 uvngs “ During te P n a ie r Billion dolbn worth of this one-of-a-kind tales event Slasher Sale, evoy vehicle will ■vtotory-thB'i over 150 can, ptaK 00(407)321-7100 be on tale. Salai ire on • first trucks, vast, v d sport Bitty o n e , first served bna «sd vAidatochooisfraB.lt For further information oo tm tw n a a S ales GARAGE SALE BAR-B-Q SAT 11*8 OARAGE SALE SAT 9-3 1894 Tlfnocuan Way-Long 181— A pp lia n c e s & Fu r n itu r e Fo r S ale International airport is currently TBI CARGO, INC. 2747 CARRIER AVENUE SANFORD, FLORIDA 32773 1900-388-5900 ext 8541 N mt mn n*ti It ff* ♦ UM>41M4LI4)4 157— M obile H om es For S ale EXCITING OPPORTUNITIES AT ORLANDO SANFORD INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT ^ SPORTS SCORES 8 NEWS NOW’ 155— C o n d o m in iu m s For S ale 28>64 Must ....... 1H7— SroRTtNG G oods free 14 a 80 2/1 1982 Show Furn. CH A. gas turn $11,800. 3291 8. Sanford Av*. ^ ^ OAYBEO wThjndto & two 20 yr mattresses Never used Cost $850 Musi sen $250 cash 258- DEB ARY 12 acre Ret coned m ruara area Paved road $15 000 Can pgr 941-0117 or 122-9140 Sanford Court Apartments TBI Cargo, Inc. located at Orlando Sanford 181— A P J’L lA N C tS & ale BUILDING LOTS ofl 427 acrokl from 5unland Ealatet 171-5232 or pgr 444-8599 Management 300 N. French Ave. ______ Sanford, FL For S SANFDRO 2/2 perfect condt lion w/lrg enclosed porch Tieed lot wtt beauhtol land scaped RE0UCED $69 500 CaN Maureen 885-1447. • Attic Stonge, PriYiie patio 4 More* Seminole Herald om es 153— A creage L o t For S a le • Single Story Design • No One Below or Above • Energy • Efficient Studio. 14 2 Bedroom Affordable Apartments • Friendly. On-Site, Dependable Apply In Person at the: 141— H P A U L O S R O H N E VI M U H l f it OP L H I 11 S :\v I .171*-! WANTED 3 brkm m Ravenna Par* Cal Dot Wale*. Jertugan Prop ertot 323 3165 or 330 3255 223— M iscellaneous Local C ar Deafer Shocks Community: “W E’RE SELLING CARS FOR $99.” DRYERS Staffing O $100 Waranty $ detrvery _____ A . Beal 324-1285 MATTRESS SALE - Full sue used bor springs 8 mattress 46500 Lerry-i Matt 322 4132 RANOE8 Several to choose from Warranty 6 deter*ry Av Beet 124-1241 WASHERS-Always in Hoc* Detvery 2 yew warranty Av 8e*1124-1285 SANFORD 1/1 2 story 1917 Hrs tone homa LR wdr pic. Den DR. 2 k*ch . CHA. sep Mcmer law A drive way. NEEDS TLC $125 000 Call (34-7951 or 3207182 en ts PIANO LESSONS-KR1STY W1LLIAMS Sanford Area 324-7588 Member of Natl Fed ot Music Homes from pennies on $ I Desnqueni Ta«. Repos REOs Your Area To* Free (1) 800218 9000 Erl H 2206 lor current kst mgs AFFO R DABLE HO M ES VEN TUR E 1 P R O P E R TIE S ■OIK K M T Here v, la 110 000 ► H harremrwrs n W n u le t l e t u s ic a l In str u m GOVERNMENT FORECLOSED We Offer Affordable Beauty and Value! taewtty tntaaw ITSS Naftaer Avt taha M7 StliaSi, H US21 H 4S7-727-f741 (HI) Buy to Alum. Cant Copper / Brat* Kokomo Recycling! 321-0004 918 W. Flrtf-M/F 8-5. Sat.9-1 £asy • Tre n ch in g and Fill • Fencing • T ib e r C able Installation Ptrasr uTuVtkisEkl tlx* final h$4 h jyf April i ^ i Inirtniftl firms mud thus puRif uf irftifi taiion rnmi Munun Itlffll? tntfunimii *i silkl a Niff «uri«ya f) of jvwr tfkm'%qesAifwmwQr** prrlsuni itv ir Laird wuifc *rwl >* i f t u r Mail in 1at b) April I 7 )tui rrsftsmsr In 219— W anted BUYINO COMPUTERS FOR PARTS 321 6992______________ SERENE 12. tamly rerytrv hood. Estate set Bud (57) tor Navel Officers $71 900 Fo r Sale • ( irnrral Met trie Microwave carl, small appl . mite household Hem* 8 Clothes Sal only 8-2 700 Osceota Dr CONVENIENT Ib r home in South side lor only $49 000 SO MUCH FOR THE PRICE” hi ie ic e 217— G arage S ales 1 BDRM Fancad. CH/A Grail location 157.900 VIP Prpopar hes 332-9695 anytime 4 BED POOL HOUSE No Pm* Mills Totally remodeled. $1000 dn, 165(Vmo Open House Sun 15 7960629 105— D u rL E X / T R lP L E H 118— O Seminole Herald, Sanford. Florida •Thursday. Apnl 23, 1998 - SB K I T ’N* C A R L Y L E ® h> l o r n WrlRhl 141— H om es Fo r S ale 103— H ouses - 195— M a o u n e W ork SHEAR Niagara mechanical 10 L a 10 gauge can Good cone*. o r $14000 0 8 0 407299.1592 O ARAG E SALE S A T 9-3 101 SATSUMA DR Santord ott Country Club LOTS OF MISC 122-8431 O A R A G E SALE SAT-8-12 AN D SUN-9-12 113 ESCAMBIA Or- off E 20lh Left on Locum. 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GOTT: I am a fio year old woman with diabetes I don't need insulin and have not yet required pills Except for an unfortunate habit that I'll mention in a moment. I behave PETER myself; my blood sugar readings GOTT, M.D (taken at hornet haw been satisfacto­ ry (Bo to 100 before dinner and 120 to 130 before breakfast) Two weeks ago. my doctor ordered a glvcohemoglobin test Surprisingly, it was 12 percent. Now he wants me to take pills to lower the sugar. normal, continue as is If it remains I confess that I am in the habit of high, consider pills to lower it. In BEETLE B AILEY eating a pack of UfoSavcrs every day other words, follow your doctor’s SO DO I...IT S . 1 GUESS ITS Could this candy have raised the gly- advice WHY A « YOU CAUEP 'A* COMPANY I BECAUSE! cohemoglobin? Why were my regular ALWAYS SO DEAR DR. (iOTT My 84 year-old COME PROM A blood sugars in a relatively normal friend ha* had migraine headaches DOWN, ROC KY? DYSFUNCTIONAL range? Should I begin medication? for which he uses oxygen If he . FAMILY What can I do to lower my sugar fur­ ther1 DEAR READER: Stop eating ACROSS l.ifeSaver* or any other candy that 1 Customer 7 Hospital By definition, you are presently a 13 Rum drink type 2 diabetic, meaning that you 14 Crystalline don’t require insulin Nevertheless, if gem you keep on misbehaving, you may 15 Kind of nut 16 More like a by Art Sanaom need to take medicine in one form or THE BORN LOSER basketball another player You have an important choice to 17 Actress lT!> JODT W J l KLMLfA&CK. I DO NOT make Martha — TIM£!> l e v c m t M t io ! KKYLMVsD To begin with, you have diabetes, a 18 Agnus — serious metabolic disturbance that, if CEA'EMfiCK. TlUNGb m em ory! ' 21 Aggressive not treated, will lead to retinal dam personality KTTHLWGOMbT) ^ 1 age. heart disease, kidney disorders category and a variety of unpleasant conse­ (2 was.) quences You have to pay more than 23 A miss is as lip service to your affliction For you. sugar is poison. Either you lack enough insulin for your needs or the type of insulin is Insufficient to do the job of carrying sugar into the body's cells for metabolism by C h arltt M. Schulz For most diabetics, diet is the cor­ PEANUTS nerstone of therapy. Dietary sugar is IF YOU’RE NOT PLAYING, VERBOTEN. Exercise is good. HOW GOOD IT 15 TO BE HOW 600D IT 15 HERE 5 THE WORLD WAR I Periodic testing of your blood sugar 6 ET OFF THE FIELD! BACK IN THE PEACEFUL FLYIN6ACE H OM E O N TO BE FAR FROM 8 T— r ~ 3“ J— 3“ tr ~ level is mandatory. Weight loss is COUNTRYSIDE A 6AIN.. THE FRONT LINES LEAVE.. ^ paramount, if you are overweight r H : ----------- " Second, although you may eventual­ ly require pills (or. as a last resort, 13 1 insulin tnjertions), you'll still need to T7diet So my advice is; Get with the pro­ gram If you diet now (and forever), perhaps you can avoid medication Blood sugar determinations are an important means of monitoring your success (or failure!. However, they indicate only what your sugar level M was at the time of testing The glyro EEK & MEEK Jb hemoglobin is a method to measure w e co uld pass AFTER ALL THE LEGAL your average glucose levels for the ! LAWYERS. IMWER3 THE B A R EXAM preceding three or four months The M AAXLVERiAE WE A * S&U rormal value is 4.3 percent to S S per­ EXPOSED TO LATELY.. cent Therefore, at 12 percent, your TTlevel is high Here is what I suggest Eliminate 55" sugar from your diet. This includes 57 glucose, cane sugar and com synip (a commercial sweetener) Repeal your glyeohemoglobin in a month. If it is DR. GOTT bn-alhc* oxygen for several minutes, the headache* slop. Why isn’t this therapy more widely used? DEAR READER: There are many cause* of headoches. of which migraine is one. Treatment for migraine includes pain medication, ergotamine and sumatriptan Oxygen is not helpful. However, oxygen inhalation is a very effective remedy for cluster headaches. These, unlike migraine, occur sporadically, primarily In males, and are associated with symptoms of vascular irritability. Such symptoms include eye swelling, increased forma­ tion of tears and runny nose. If the headache is caught early enough, oxy­ gen may completely abort it. □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ H n n n n □ □ □ □ □ □ □mnnmn □mmnnn nnm nnn __ □□n mnnnn nnn □□□□ nnnn □□□ □nan nnmnnmn □nrannnm anna □nm ramran nnmn nnn nmnmn nnm □ran nnm □mnnnn ramromna □nnsnn mnnrann □□□□□ nnnnnn y w TT ALL TUMBLEWEEDS If no ruffs, what then? I I I 11| HI III Continuing our look at dealing with losers in suit conlrarts, let's focus on the second way o( divesting ourselves of a loser discarding it on a winner in the other hand, In this deal, you are in four spades. West leads the club queen How many by Jimmy Johnson |0Mr> d„ you have? What is your line ■■ ■ 1 of play? Despite the 12 high-card points, the North hand is only worth a limit raise, which shows about 11 support points with at least four card trump support. The 4-3-S-3 distribution and lack of aces reduce the value of the hand . • Counting your losers, you find one in ' * • clubs, one in diamonds, and cither one ITS OK! I'M AlRluHT.' j ok .J s g ig * S JftiUdQV/// n ew , or two in spades If you have only one spade loser, there's no problem, but oug \m A 6 1 . Friday. April 24.1098 In the year ahead impressive stndes can be made to fulfill two secret hopes and ambitions. Doors that ware previously shut wik open to you now. / PIP MOU PUSH MO BCD \ [ OUT THC WINDOW?/ J TAURUS (April 20-Mey 20) If you’re able lo recognue opportunities your associ­ ates overlooked. thw could be a reward­ ing day for you. Keep scanning the radar acreen for positive bkpe Get a lump on kfe by understanding the influences (hall govern you in the year ahead. Sand for your Astro-Graph predictions by mailing $2 to Astro-Graph, c/o this newspaper. PO Bos 1758, Murray Hil Station, New York. NY 10158. Be aura to stale your zodiac Sign i 1 w a m ,T v * t t * A JEALOUS RWAL MIME w w fc -to s e s w VAN) BLOCSGOSWWfc 0VT OF YOKE NOSE. WAS AN AMAXmOlV . WALtSTtCTttfCH-- y a i L ) 3 8 3 2 10 8 Mouth * 10 9 8 3 4 9 A Q2 • J 3 A A K 3 Vulnerable: East-West Dealer South West Pass Pass North 3* Pass East Pass Pass Opening lead: * Q SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Your host asset today is your atxkty lo execute your ideas and the ideas ol others with equal effectiveness Co-contributors wid appreciate the respect you show for their creations. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jen. 19) Today, LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You might have trual your logical deductions as well as an opportunity today to win a new a*y by your mtmtrve insights They w* be useful frankly discussing concarna that you loyou socially and commeroaJfy share. Be direct and forgo embellishAOUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Today, nuke a point of mingling with new and VIRGO (Aug. 23-to p i 22) Think mterms people instead of )ust hanging out with of the group today, not tha tndnndual. You okl standbys. Frash relationships will can find methods that will maka every­ refurbish your kfe n general one's )ob easier Myou work m conjunction PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Your best probetsUies today lor personal gam are LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Unstructured likely lo come through new channel!. activities are apt to be the ones youl find Look around a bd. the moat enjoyable today, so be ftextte end respond to the suggestions of others. ARIES (March 2f-April i t ) Beginning today overall condrtions should be better SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 22) A construc­ lor you than they were earlier In the tive idea you get today relating to domes­ week. Take positive measures to fulfill tic Issues should be given top priority. your dreams. 1 ISMby N'EA. Inc Other matters can be dealt with later. hrt tiyrrrrt k/iu. VIACATIOr^abs* AUTHOtWeSf \ East * A Q 2 • J 10 5 4 • A 10 8 * 9 8 2 Hia THAT O LtVM A SUft-WS®1 .) wrrHTHg a 7 4 3 errneR6H£ TMfc A6P CAN tt I T V w e w ’iw Fw n’ s ^ v w K J f l K7 6 KQ 4 f . vtfjJHVtjQr 8. " iyri ’ «t ’ i * Y *“*Ve^* •*, ’t** .l " f .f \n l nmg around, taka time to stop and say halo to friends 4 you re at their area CANCER (June 21-July 22) Events should work out to your satisfaction today. You have the stxfcty to sift through the ideas of others end redesign them to suit your purposes " fo lksy s • « * « ISMbySEA. Inc R O S C O P E * , L’ * p a k t of what if you must lo ir two trump tricks? Then you will need to eliminate that club loser, which you can do if you start now. Alter winning trick one. lead the dia­ mond jack from hand (the honor from the shorter side first). Let's suppose East ducks the trick. Play your second diamond Now East must win. and will presumably return a club. Take the trick, play a heart over to dummy'a king, and caah the diamond winner, discarding your dub loser. Now you could play a trump from the dummy, but the greedy player will rufl a club in hand, then run the spade 10 Here, an overtrick isn’t forthcom­ ing. Most players overlook third-round losers, hoping they’ll disappear — but they won't. Never ignore them. As Sophocles wrote. *Men of ill judgment oft ignore the good that liea within their hand*, till they have lost it.” 3 COULDN'T CAUCUS fhaW id t , K ro �•F < » Seminole Herald. Sanford, Honda •Thursday. Apnl 23. 30 & May 7. 1098 •1 S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y T A X C E R T I F I C A T E S A L E L E G A L N O T IC E S The “ parcel number" shown lor each property may be used to Identify the property using the example legend. “ HX” printed to the right of parcel number denotes homestead exemption. See current tax role for complete legal description. M onoa op t a x era* NOTICC IS HEPEDY OIVIN THAT OH THE I T T M DAY OF MAY. I I H * 0 0 A M AT THE C O U H TY SERVICES DUILDINQ IN SANFONO. 1101 EAST FIRST STREET. ROOM I M S . C O UNTY OF SEMINOLE. 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RD SEC OS T u p CoS RGE 12E N 1/2 . . . W ILLIA M S FRANCES C 0 3 -2 0 -1 2 -1 0 1 -0 01N -00 00 SEC 03 TUP COS RGC 12E N t / 2 S m i t h E mma s W ILLIE 0 3 -2 0 -1 2 -1 0 1 -0 0 1 0 -0 0 0 0 PADI 1841 IU L L E T LATE PART RD SEC 03 TUP COS RGE IC E S 1/2 . . . YOUNG LORENZO U 0 3 -2 0 -1 2 -1 0 1 -OOIR-OOOO EEC 03 TUP 20* RGC ICC S 1/2 . . . CLLER WALTER S 4 ERANCT A 0 3 -2 0 -1 2 -1 0 T -0 O IU -0 6 d 0 _ SCC 03 TUP i o s RGC ICC S 1/2 . . . LIV E L Y ALTON L 0 9 - 2 0 -1 2 -101-OOIK-OOOO PAD) 1770 PIARSH UAY SEC 03 TUP COS RGE ICC N 1/2 EFEtC GARY L I E P A D ) OSCEOLA RD P HIPP S P AU L E i. MAE D Ot>- 2 0 - > 2 * 10 0 - 0 0 1 H - 0 0 0 0 IH X I Ta m m y l <>3-20-12-1 0 ! -0 0 1 2 -0 0 0 0 PAD) 17)3 MARSH UAY SEC u3 TUP 203 RGC IC E LIV E L Y ALTON L O S -C o -lC -lO I-O O C B -O O O O FAD) 17C0 MARSH UAY SCC 03 TUP COS RGE 12E > 1Cl LIGHTER CLAUDE B 8 7 7 .9 4 1 .4 8 0 1 .4 8 1 2 . 6 1 8 .3 7 0 4 - 2 0 - 1 2 - lO . 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 23, 1998; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/fd383f5356dbdf4d8a83852094673d37.pdf 4a75a48825d83bbeed2bc5ff99506ee6 PDF Text Text THURSDAY February 26, 1998 50 Cents S a n fo r d H e r a ld Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Samlnola County alnoo IS O S • BOtti Year, No. 133 • Sanford, Florida tornadoes A brother’s love - n e ve r forgotten C lin to n e y e s C e n tra l F lo rid a s to rm d a m a g e a s a n o th e r victim is fo u n d SANFORD - The Marine One helicopter was in the air for an hour on Wednesday, allow ing President BUI Clinton a chance* to observe tor­ nado wreckage In Sanford. W inter Garden and Kissim m ee. By R U M W H ITE Herald S taff W riter SANFORD - A brother rarely forgets. Tommy Vincent says he can lcture vtvtdly one o f the tim es Is dad brought him and his brother. Don. to the old San­ ford zoo where city hall Is now located. The boys loved to romp through the zoo and then have lunch in the park that was across from It. Tommy was 7 at the time and Don was 13. *1 was sitting outside the zoo when I heard Don scream ing.” Tommy Vincent said. T h en . I saw him being chased by a monkey. Brother Don was run­ ning as fast as he could to get away from the loose monkey. 'I remember that like It was yesterday." He came to Central Florida to see the extent o f the damage and to offer solace to victim s. He also announced a 83 m illion grant from the La­ bor Department for people wno tem porarily lose their Jobs becsuse o f the tom s do. The president ssw the Seminole County damage only from Marine One. He toured by foot at the Ponderosa Park Campground In K is­ simmee. Interrupted at times by reporters who were shouting questions mostly about the Monica Lewinsky case and Kenneth Starr Inves­ tigation. Clinton did not answer them, and White House aides moved him aaray. K Above: Don Vincsnt. left, and brothers BUI and Tommy, recently donated an extensive photo collection to the Sanford Museum. Brother Don was killed |ust after midnight Monday when tornadoes ravaged Sanford and Central Florida. Below: Don Vincent in Ns Navy days aboard the U.S.S. Leahy. In a brief talk. Clinton said, *AU over this country, your feUow Americans are praying for you and pulling for you, and whatever it Is within our power to do to help you return to normal lives we will do.” Aa he h u done before on such circum ­ stances. the president offered words o f healing from the Bible. T h e bricks are fallen down, but we will build you In stones,” Clinton read from the Book o f Isaiah, 'th e sycamores are cut down, but we will change them Into cedars.” On m eeting Peggy Smith. 65. who lives In Nashville but spends her winters In a cam per In Kissimmee, he noticed she had a bandage over her blackened and bruised left eye. 'K eep your chin up." Clinton said. 'I'v e had a lot o f black eyes In my life.” Oov. Lawton Chiles and Florida's Adjutant Oenersl. MaJ. Oen. Ronald Harrison accom pa­ nied Clinton at Kissimmee. Shortly after Clinton’s visit, a team o f O sceola County Sh eriffs deputies discovered the body o f 71-year-old Theda Kahn, a winter resident from Michigan. Hers Is the 39th death In the county's worst tornado disaster In 13 years. To date, there have been more than 400 struc­ tures destroyed and 646 structures with major damage. Florida power officials report approxi­ m ately 14.111 custom ers are without power. Sprint officials report 8.300 customers without Late Sunday afternoon, Don called Tommy to tell him about a new camera he had bought. Tommy figures it was little more than seven hours later his brother lost his life In the tornado that touched down In south Sanford. Don Vincent. S3, lived In a trailer at 4689 S. Sanford Ave. His residence eras dem ol­ ished by the twister that struck at approxim ately 12:15 a.m. Local aid for victim s keeps pouring in from all directions Following overall. 12 o f those In Sanford, several organizations continue to offer help to the survivors: ney’s ofllce and the Sem inole County S h eriffs ofllce have SMclal matting announced a special public meeting tonight [Thursday), SANFORD - The State A ttor­ Sanford OKs dance club in form er movie theater but a decision was postponed pending Input from various members o f the city staff. 'B efore voting on this.* said Mayor Larry Dale. ~wc should hear from our department heads who are supposed to be looking Into It.' One-by-one. each depart­ ment reported on their fin d­ ings. The city’s fire Inspector said the fscillty hsd been checked and found In com pli­ ance regarding all life-saving isn Hernandez) Incorporated codes. jw hold the lease o f the Police C hief Joe Dillard had iim h ^ in ^ (m u m Sanford aza. The two plan to estab- reported finding no adverse ih the form er m ovie theater problem s and believed there was no reason for him to go i a dance hall. The approval o f the request against approval. Community A ffairs D irector as brought before th e.com iaatoa at the Feb. 9 m eeting. from 7 until 9 p.m. at Victory Baptiat Church In Sanford. The m eeting to labeled, 'A fter the Storm Com m unity Assistance and Consum er A lert.' Speakers Conservation area for your outdoor pleasure Second In an occasional series By BBARI BRODIE Herald Staff W riter OSTEEN - In a month or two the upland woods located within the Lake Monroe Con­ servation Area w ill be filled with the song o f the scrub Jay. A recent field trip sponsored by the Seminole Audubon So­ ciety and led by A1 Boschen, trekked Into the pine and scrub oak woodlands that to a fa v o r lie nesting aite o f the bird. Boschen recently spotted four scrub Jays In an area o f the conservation area about two m iles from the new parking site on State Road 415, about four m iles from Sanford and one mile from Osteen. Boschen carried a recorder with a tape o f the call o f the scrub Jay. hoping to attract one or two o f the Unto, for the benefit o f the bird-watchers, but none showed. Boschen said they would be m ore prevalent In a couple o f months, when nesting begins. In addition to Jays, the L a k e' Monroe Conservation Area is eagles, turkeys, osprey and deer, aa w ell aa resident and migratory waterfowl, wood a to m , wading birds, shorebirds and alligators. Some deer, blue sw allows, SU B SC R IB E T O T H E SA N FO R D HERALD FOR T H E B E S T LO CA L NEW S C O V E R A G E . Call 322-261 1 �2 A • Sanftvd Herakl. Sanford. Florida • Thursday. February 26. 1998 Getting married? Vegetable distribution SANFORD - Seminole Volun­ teer Enterprises, Inc. will dis­ tribute fresh vegetables p ro ­ vided by FARM/SHARE Friday. Feb. 27 at their new location at the com er of Fourth Street and Elm Avenue. Sanford. Distribution will begin at 10 a.m. and will continue until 5 p.nt. Vegetables are for low In­ come families. Tills distribu­ tion Is operated In accordance with U.S. Department o f A gri­ culture policy, which prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, color, sex. age. handicap, religion, or national origin. Volunteers are needed to help with distribution. For more information call Jean Metis, director. (407) 3221520. School roundup Match 2 to March 6 and March 9 and 10 are scheduled dales to register ktndergartners or any other new stu­ dents for the 1998-1999 school year at Kceth Elemen­ tary School. Winter Springs, Hours for registration are from 6:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. To register for kindergarten a child must be five on or b e ­ fore Sept. 1, 1998. To register for first grade a child must be six on or before Sept. 1. 1998, and have successfully com ­ pleted kindergarten. All parents o f students plan­ ning to attend kindergarten or first grade for the first time In Seminole County Public Schools are encouraged to participate In Kindergarten Registration beginning In March. This advance registra­ tion will provide schools with the opportunity to adequately plan for teaching staff. Patents should bring proof o f residence, birth certificate and student Sodal Security Number. Immunization (shot] Records and Student Health Examination Record (physical) are also required for entry Into school. For m ore Inform ation call the school at 365-5611. tyrinf break profram Engagement and wedding forms are available at the Sanford Herald office. 300 N. French Ave.. Sanford. Florida 32771. These stories are usually published tn the Sunday edition and may be accompanied by a photo. There Is no charge for this service. Weddings more than three months old will be published In announcement form wl' hou< a photo. program, themed richment W ild Tilings. ft:or elem entary school-age children In grades K-5. The program will be held March 12. 13 and 16 through 20 from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. nt Forest City. Lake Mary, Partin. Red Dug. and Wicklow E le­ mentary Schools. Wild Tilings will take place in the morning from 8 a.m. to noon followed by lunch nnd outdoor play. The afternoon session will Include outdoor gainrs and sjrorts as well an crafts nnd indoor games and activities. The week will con ­ clude with u field trip to the Central Florida Zoo. Each day a speaker will demonstrate a dilTcrem wild animal from birds to mammals. Sign In from 7 lo 8 a.m. and check out from 5 to G p.m. For more Information call Laura Sanborn, administrator. E x­ tended Day Program at (407) 320-0017. HOME IMPROVEMENT EXPERIENCE YOU CAN COUNT ON! "N iA T "N -fl¥ Y A L L Anniversary luncheon Tlte Orlando Union Rescue Mission Is hosting n 50th Anni­ versary Luncheon with nation­ ally known Christian author Florence Uttaucr and her husband Fred. The event will be held on Tuesday. March 17 (St. Pat­ ricks Day) from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the Presidential Ballroom at Church Street Station. Florrnrc Uttaucr has over twenty-five years o f experience ministering to both the spirit and emotions of people throughout the country. She has received two o f the highest honors from the National Speakers Association: Certified Speaking Professional (CSP) and the Council of Peers Award o f Excellence (CPAE). She has authored over twenty books, many selling hundreds o f thousands of copies. In­ cluding: Personality Plus, Your Personality Tree. Personality Puzzle. Blow A w ay the Black Clouds, and the popular Siluer Boxes. Tickets are 625 each (p rice Includes lunch). Tables o f 10 are available to host at $250 each. WKMO Channel 6*8 Pamela Bradv will be M atron Sem inole County Schools w ill host a full HOUSE CLEANING 257» OFF The Xgke M a ry Elementary P ty invites you to attend a la n d sca pin g 'Plant <§• Tree Sale at Xgke M a ry Elementary Saturday, T'eb. 28 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the m ain parking lot Various bedding plants, trees, sod and more will be offend at great prices! t)elivery and installation will „ -wi. I . i i i . t A il [ LOTTERY numbers Hsrs ars tna M iactad on In the Florida Lottary: 5* 7 feet and ch op p y. W ater tem peratu re a t D aytona Is 6 0 d e g re e s an d a t N ew S ym m a , 61 degrees. W in d s a re from th e sou th east a t 15-20 m .p.h . “Serving Sanford, lake Mary and Seminole County Since Thursday, February 2$, 10M • VW. 90, No. 133 O l i i l l s h i l t T u s w t a i i H u r u W i F iM s u a m i f l i w a ia u hw Paid at SvtonL Florida USPS4112S0 auonvs 6 Uorana Tha SANFOflO tCRALO P O Boa 1BST Sardord. FL s m -t a s T Republic 1 War Florida Randans add 7% Newspapers, Inc. 1 *,l Steve Guy, Ann Merle Lubotti, Nicole WRoox, Leigh Arm Aycock, Rachael Colaltnnl. Tom lubotti and Ryan Wtoox gat ready for the plant sales, they are shown at Total Concepts Landscaping In Sanford. available, i * 1, > .,1 John B. Byrd J r.. 54, Place. Pahokee, Fla., died Thursday. Feb. 19,1098 at Ms residence. Mr. Byrd was bom A pril 13, 1943 m Sanford. M r. Byrd was a m echanic. He waa a m em ber o f Evergreen Lodge *2 3 . Mr. Byrd waa a Baptist. Survivors Include wife, H attie Mae; sons, John B. 01, V incent, Jasper. Thurm an, Thlm othy McMttllan. Terrence McMu­ llen, all o f Sanford; daughters, Euletba. Gwendolyn. Ttm lka, all o f Sanford; brothers. Ralph, Columbia, S.C., Henry, C o­ lumbia, Ga., Aaron. Edwin Johnson, both o f Orlando, Gregory. Brian, both o f Roch­ ester. N.Y.; sisters, Patricia. Buffalo. N.Y., Gwendolyn Byrd Oataon, Ssconda Huston, both o f Rochester. N.Y., Faith Freeman. Sanford; step­ mother. Ouaale Lee. Sanford; 21 grandchildren. WUson-Elcfadherger M ortu ­ ary. Inc., Sanford, In charge o f arrangem ents. Ronald W illiam s Maloney. 26. Laura Avenue, Sanford, d ied Monday. Feb. 23. 1998. Born In OrecnvtUe, Pa., he moved to Central Florida tn 1973. M r. Maloney was a laborer for Florida Extruders. He was Pentecostal. Survivors include m other. Ruth Redmond. Orlando; h i­ ther. Ronald Maloney, Penn­ sylvania; daughter, Am ber, Orlando; eon Cody, Sanford; slaters, Colleen Newman, Joann Teiles, Tallahaaeee, Crystal SUlhreU. O rlando. Bakhrln-FalrchUd Conway Chapel. Orlando, In charge o f Jerom e Rembcr Jr., S3, Lincoln Avenue, Sanford, died W ednesday. Feb. 25. 1998. Mr. Rem bcr waa a life ­ long resident o f Sanford. M r. Rembcr waa a m aintenance m echanic. He was an Arm y veteran. Mr. Rem bcr waa a m em ber o f New Salem Prim i­ tive Baptist Church o f Jesus Christ. Sanford. Survivors Include wife, Eve­ lyn R em bcr sons, Herm an Me Knight. Ft. Brag. N.C., Janies Ashley, Eric Bryant, I*t I m u: rte.inim i IRCMLTV USStSTNSCO K TStSP Sp ec tm im R i r t D D U S e r v ic e U M IIM lia n il bankruptcy • Bid or SlowCredit O.K. FREE 3 Estimates • FREE PrevailficatIon • FAST APPROVALS Call Today • 407-668-8004 Serving Volusia County______ i Nall Down a Great Deal! 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Hawkins, both o f Sanford; rio ­ ters. M ercedes Lemon. M ary A. Hawkins, both o f Sanford; 16 grandchildren. Oail A W ynn's Mortuary, Inc., Orlando, In charge o f ar­ rangem ents. Helen Waahlnowakl. 74. A l­ exander Avenue. DeBary, died W ednesday. Feb. 25. 1098. Bom In Poland, she moved to Central Florida In 1900 from Camden, N J . Mrs. W aahl­ nowakl srss a seam stress. She was a m em ber o f St. Annes Catholic Church. DeBary. Survtvors Include sons. J o­ seph. WllUamstown. N J ., S te­ phen. Sanford; daughters. Constance Moore, DeBary, Janie Liquorl. Erlal. N J .. Elaine Dettm er, DeBary; six grandchildren. Baldwln-Falrchlld Oaklawn Park Cem etery and Funeral Home. Lake Mary, tn charge o f arrangem ents. EDNA A . D O LA B I Edna A. DiBlari. 62. Seventh Avenue. North. Jacksonville Beach, died Monday, Feb. 23, 1998. Mrs. DIBlas! was bom Dec. 8. 1935 tn Sanford. Mrs. DlBlasl was a bookkeeper. She was a Catholic. Survivors Include sons. Paul. Jacksonville Beach. Joseph. Aurora, Colo., Michael. C astle Rock. Colo.; daughters. Kim Aftermathphone service. Damage e s ti­ mates are near (5 6 m illion. A spokesman at Universal Studios said Wednesday that the park srss Indefinitely de­ laying the opening o f Its new Twister attraction In deference to the victim s o f the tornadoes. The company closed a store that sold Tw ister T-shirts and replaced It with a station for Vincentbut there wpa no answer," he said. 'I t just kept ringing. It must have gone Into an open lin e." Vincent went to the Sem i­ nole County Emergency C om ­ mand Center located on S. Sanford Ave. He was told the area had been hit very hard. He srss told his brother's place araa down. He was told to go to the Columbia Medical Center Sanford morgue. There, he Identified his brother. "I pray It eras quick." V in ­ cent said, "and that he did not have to suffer." Tommy Vincent said he w ill always remember the monkey chasing his brother at the aoo, and remember Don Vincent’s free-apblL "Don marched to his own drums," Vincent said. "Because we were six years apart In age. we didn't hang out like best pals but we were rinse • definitely close later when are were grown up. Don would come home from work (he eras a printer at Sem inole Community College), load his fishing boat and be off." Storm Sonentlno, Aurora, Colo., Erin Easter. Littleton. Colo.; eight grandchildren. Brlason Funeral Home. San­ ford. In charge o f arrange­ ments. CHARLES RICHARD WEBB Charles Richard W ebb. 49. Beardall Avenue. Sanford, died Monday. Feb. 23. 1998. Bom Jan. 29. 1949 In Lawrencevllle. Oa., he moved to Central F lor­ ida In 1965. Mr. Webb was em ­ ployed by Telephone Tech for Orlando Business Telephone Systems. He was a member o f Grace N* Grits and active In Crop Walk. Mr. Webb was a member o f First Presbyterian Church o f Sanford. Survivors Include wife. Patty; son Chuck W oods, Orlando; daughter Cassidy, Sanford; brothers Jerry. Orlando. Jimmy, Waycross, Oa.. Mark Marlatt. Orlando; sister, Kathy Miller, Ohio; two grandchil­ dren. Brlsaon Funeral Home. San­ ford. In charge o f arrange­ ments. 1A Adopt a Block SANFORD - Sem inole County Department o f Public Safety Is Implementing an Adopt a Block program to provide re­ sources to the citizens tn the affected disaster area. The program Is designed to have a single point o f contact on each road (o coordinate and request resources. A representative from the Department o f Public Safety la to make contact with the homeowners and Identify their needs. Roads being as­ signed a representative In­ clude: Richmond and Moores Station. Beardall and Mar­ quette. South Brtsson and Laura, Pine Way. Oak Way. South Sanford Avenue and Frier. Old Western Trail and Myrtle Avenue and Hester. Re­ sources anticipated Include transportation to food/ Insurance/phones/ctc., dump trucks, chain saws, health needs. Ice. food, and water. In addition a pay phone bank baa been act up al South Sanford Avenue and Pine Way. Distribution esnttrs I. C H AR LEB R IC H A R D Memorial amices lor Mr. Charles Richard Webb win be held Saturday at 4 p.m. at the First Presbyterian Church c4 Sanford, with the Rev. (truce Scott officiating. Interment will be private. Friends may raO at the (trtsaon Funeral Home. QOS laurel A**.. Sanford. FU on Friday evening only from 7 to 9 p.m. In bru of flowers, donations tn Mr. Webb’s memory may be made to the First Presbyterian Church of Sanford for distribution to local chanties. SANFORD - The Salvation Army haa opened lla own doors as distribution centers for tor­ nado disaster victim s In the three county area. Residents displaced from their hom es and faced with the process o f starting over are being urged to visit the facilities for assis­ tance. For Sem inole County, the Salvation Arm y facility Is at 700 W. 24th Street In Sanford, phone number 322-2642. The most pressing need from per­ sons wanting to help Is finan­ cial donations. Catholic asslstanco SANFORD • Catholic Social Services has assisted A ll Souls contributions to the Am erican Red Cross. Catholic Church In setting up as a host rite, to distribute Many area churches have memorial services this w eek­ food and supplies to tornado victim s. The donations will be end. The Rev. Wayne Harvey. distributed from 9 a.m. to 5 or at First Baptist In Sanp.m. Today., Friday and Satur­ . said there will be a C om ­ munity Memorial Service at 5day In the church parking lot at Ninth Street and Oak Avenue p.m. Sunday in the old sanctu­ tn Sanford. ary at the church. Refresh­ ments will be served after the service. Residents o f Central Florida counties whose Jobs were wiped out by tornadoes are e li­ gible to file for federal disaster unemployment benefits ac­ cording to a Federal Emer­ gency Management Agency Vincent said that..when h$ (KEMAi official. The program talked to hts brother Sunday extends coverage to people night, a friend who waa at hla house watching stock car rac­ ing. also talked to Don. "John Snyder and Don were planning a trip to M ississippi." Vincent Charles Rowe said however that there were several ques­ tions he believed should be an­ When Tommy Vincent and swered. "We need to establish another brother. BUI, returned what the maximum capacity Monday to the place Don had will be. the policing policies Uved. they met many o f the they w ill have, and how they neighbors. "A lot o f them are will handle outdoor advertis­ Sanford firefighters." Vincent ing." he said. "And in conversa­ said. "They au had come to tions with nearby residents. 1 help clean up." have also been asked to look Vincent said hla brother’s into any noise which may come belongings were strewn about from tlie dance hall." the area. He found a Bible and shattered pieces o f an antique City Manager BUI Simmons desk that dated back to the subsequently recommended Revolutionary War. Vincent approval o f the request. "But knew hla brother had an old prior to Issuing a perm it." he bank bag o f stiver dollars that 1, "we want to have it Inwent to the 1880a but he did spected for all fire and code not find them. requlrementa. be sure there Is He did find a number o f pic­ no outride entertainm ent, set­ tures and negatives. tle on an occupancy number, "One o f these srss o f Don tn and establish the hours o f op ­ the Navy." Vincent said. "He eration." He added that the served as an electrician's mate hours should be the same as on the U.S.S. Leahy in the alcoholic beverage establish­ Mediterranean. He srss on ac­ ment hours. tive duty four years. A buddy o f Wuh acknowledgment o f the hla took the picture at the requlrementa tgr the club's shipyard tn Norfolk. Va. management and ownership, , "And now, from • pile o f Mayor D ak called for a com ­ sticks and twisted metal. I pull mission vote. out Brother Don's Navy pic­ The vote waa unanimous. ture" Vincent aald. K Employmint anlitanca Dance- who otherwise would be Ineli­ gible for unemployment com ­ pensation under the regular state program. For Inform a­ tion. phone FEMA's 'to ll-fre e line. 1-800-462-9029. Housing disaster assistance Individuals and fam ilies, whether homeowners or rent­ ers. whose residences were damaged or destroyed by tor­ nadoes that ravaged Central Florida may now be eligible for disaster housing assistance. "Our top priority Is to make sure everyone Is In safe, se­ cure. livable housing." said FEMA official Pqul Fay. T h e disaster housing program Is designed specifically to provide Immediate assistance to those whose homes were made unllvablc by the storm s," he added. D isaster victim s may call FEMA's toll-free number 1-800462-9029. munlties. The Salvation Arm y is requesting financial dona­ tions. as well as furniture, food. clothing and nonperishable Hems. For dona­ tions by credit card, phone 1800-SAL-ARMY. To volunteer, phone 423-8081. S e c tty 's betp lu g SANFORD The local Scotty's Is now a collection point for distribution of money, checks and cash, to American Red Cross D isaster R elief program for tornado vic­ tims. Checks, made payable to American Red Cross may be taken to any participating Scotty’s home Improvement centers and hardware stores In Central Florida as well as the state's west coast area. Buneflt night SANFORD • Quincy’s Fam ily Strakhouse w ill hold a benefit night at Ha Sanford location this Friday evening to raise money for victim s o f this week’s violent storm. All sales at Quincy's. 2935 Orlando Drive, between 4 and 9 p.m. w ill be donated directly to the Am erican Red Cross D isaster R elief Fund. 40 Ysars of Hem al Sarvtoa Rup. Tom Ftanuy OVIEDO - State Representa­ tive Tom Feeney's office In Oviedo Is accepting donations for Seminole County tornado victim s. Supplies (nonperishable Hems only) may be dropped o ff at the office lo ­ cated at 17 W. Broadway Street tn Oviedo, near the Intersection o f SR-434 and SR-419. Trust tend A trust fund has been estab­ lished at Barnett Bank for the Edward Hall Family. The ac­ count number la 2836198647. Edward Hall. 42. Debra H all. 40. Penny Hall. 23 and her boyfriend Kevin Taylor per­ ished In the storm. The m oney will be used for burial ex­ penses. What ever Is left over will go to other victim s' ex­ penses. then to Red Cross. 668-2929 S U t Hwy. 17-62 DaBary g l Across from ths D FPL. smoks Stacks H d i ftl S 7 * « R eal F lo r id ^ S Q g ft o r L a n d in g R iv e r s id e G r ill* ! i or an < « M i flaw ing m our < S P E C IA L T IE S SANFORD • According to la t­ est word, since the tornadoes •truck Central Florida, the Sal­ vation Array haa reported ■enrtng over 2.990 meala to vic­ tims tn Orange, Osceola and Seminole Counties, but still needs support from area com , It m4 .u j N a tu ra lly if PfMh - V l f c l # »tl4 r - t . - i 1*4» V J n r. ou are I nvited ] LAKE MARY o p e n HOUSE PARTY and FREE VISION HEALTH SCREENING Saturday, February 28,1998 9 a.m. to N oon ' Bring a friend and celebrate with us * the opening o f our new office and surgical center * HikeThe prop­ erty la dedicated to Minnie Beck K rataot. whose fam ily owned the property untU It waa sold to the district tat 1987. The northern portion o f the property, with a parking area on Reed Elba, haa trails marked by the Florida Trail Association A nlcefy UlusIrigs portrays the history o f the Kraaert fam ily and In* about the property. The uarklng area at southern p ortfon on fy opened In January and the Mga contains only a copy o f the map contained in the book. bicycling, prim itive at designated sites, and M id-watching, ing m lake I the 8L i la available. Moca than three o f shoreline bound the o f plants, hunt- funded by state grant programs 425,000 acres Is maintained by such as Save Our Rivers and the water management district Preservation 3000. Tbs district and 96 p a ren t la open to the acquires sensitive lands to pro­ public. tect water The most recent guide to d is­ trict-owned lands, published tn the foil o f 1997. la available by for public calling. 1-800- RALLY-22. 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Seminole Blvd. Two SunTYust ATMs at the Seminole Towne Center SunTYust A IM at the Sanford/Orlando Kennel Club Mall (Access limited by Mall hours.) (Access is limited by Club hours.) For specific in form ation abo u t you r accounts aiid office hours, call TeleBan - 24 hours a day, 7 days a w eek at (4 0 7 ) 657-4786. I f y o u w o u ld like to m ake a d on ation to h elp storm victim s, y o u m ay con­ tribute to the T orn ado Victim s R elief Funds fo r the A m erican Red C ross o f Central Florida an d the Salvation A rm y at any SunTYust office. T h an k You. SunT r ust Visit our uxb site at wwiuSunTrusLcom ,i>t... ■> 1 >>••! V ' U ■' k',. i s i <*u I �Extra Point*... Berlinicke Herald Staff W riter Putting a wrap on high school hoop season SANFORD _ Seems like a good time to offi­ cially wrap up the Seminole County basket­ ball season. Tbo bad It ended too early. Who would have thought the Lake Mary and i-"Wr Howell boys would each sufTer first-round loss In re­ gional* last Friday? So here’s a few thoughts observations and Just plain rambltngs about a season In which a Seminole County girls team won the state title for the first time and a team from i.ahf» Howell won Its first ever boys’ district title: • • • You can’t Ignore a dynasty In the making. Not only did the Lake Mary girls bring home a state title with relative ease, but four of five starters and five members of the rotation re­ turn next season, backed up by an unde­ feated Junior varsity team which Is backed up by the Greenwood Lakes Middle School girls team, the best in the county. • • • How about a salute to Lake Howell which won Its first district this season In front of the most rabid group of supporters In the county. Unlike the Lake Mary girls, only Reggie Kohn returns from Lake Howell’s main rotation next year, but that's not a bad place to start rebuilding. Kohn Is only the county’s roost valuable player. • • a The Oviedo girls team made an uncharac­ teristically early exit this year, but county fans are lucky they have two more years to watch Mary Lou Johnston mesmerize de­ fenses and nit from all over the court. • • • Here’s a starting lineup to trot Into any all­ star game: lor the boys. Lake Mary’s Paul Belk. Lake Howell's Kohn. Oviedo's Seth Fowler. Seminole's Daryl Redding and Lake Brantley's Drew Morgan. For the girls, how about Johnston from Oviedo, and isfc* M ary's Lauren Bradley. Mary Leah Sutton. Ashley BaBanre and Stephanie Dale? • • • Not to sound the alarm, but think about how lucky we were to have such a group of talent in the county this season. Let's think about the boy's teams next year. Except for Kohn, Lake Howell Is stripped. Lake M ary Is totally stripped and that ac­ counts for both re£onal teams. The rest of the county Is in a similar Oviedo. Lake Brantley. Seminole and Lyman are also going to be hit with severe losses. Only Winter Springs brings back a full arse­ nal and. p a n ted the Bears had nothing but freshmen and sophomores, didn't win i all season. Otve Carl Brown at Lake Mary a ton of credit. It would have been easy for a team that had almost all underclassmen froth a state finalist to come in and show a lot o f ar ragance. but Brown kept his team under control. His ane-gam e-at-a-tim e theme worked and It w as nice to see the look o f re­ lief on his face when he retebrated as the dock ran down on a state championship. A lot o f coaches would have lost control o f Most underrated players of the season: Lyman’s Lance Vac and M organ from Lake Brantley. ■ ifififlliiilfiit t t t f i& h it i : • • • How about some credit to Bruce Bona ven­ ture at Lyman? H U had some very good players but no superstars, but somehow, for the second straight season. Lyman reached rcgionala. He w as criticised after the Lake Mary district finals but he’s sdfl done one o f the better Jobs In Central Florida m aking Lyman competitive. • • Otero’s blast gives Lake Mary extra-inning win ■y DEAN SMITH Herald Sport* Editor LAKE KE MARY _ Lightning struck quickly at I s k f Mary ^ High ____________ __night. __ School___________ Wednesday With the temperature dropping rapidly and the hour getting late, fans were beginning to wonder If the game between Deltona and Lake Mary would ever end. The score was tied at 4-4 In the 11th Inning and W olves hurler Garrett Velra and Rama pitcher Josh O'Brien neither one looked like they would ever give up a hit, much less a run. But with one out and no one on. Eric Ortero, the number eight batter in the Lake Maty line­ up. sent the home fans home happy when he crushed a fastball tar beyond the scoreboard In left-center Add to give the Rama a 5-4 victory and a leg up toward reach*ng the cham pionship o f the Ramlnole Baseball Claaalc. In the other game at Lake Mary on Wednea- Lions hold off Patriots 4 0 1 003 003 000 01 _ S 0 3 (Ytro*ky. Vein (SI and Kcflctt. Como. PHton Id) O tlrim (7) and Sanford. WP _ Otlrtm (3-01. UP . V rin 211 _ OH tana. Prtroaky. Ctprlano: Lake Mary. Otem. LewU. 3(1 _ none. IIR . Lake Mary. Otero. Rmorda _ M tona 1-3; Lake Mary 3-3.________________________ _ day. Sprue race Creek trampled Mainland to Join Lake Mary with 2-0 records. The Rama and Hawks w ill play In the 7 p.m. game Friday night at Lake Mary, with the win­ ner advancing to Saturday's 7 p.m. cham pion­ ship game. The loser will play In the third-place game at 4 p.m. Friday** other | starting at 4:30 p.m.. w ill have Mainland Deltona. The winner o f that gam e will at 1 p.m. Saturday and the loaer w ill play at lOa.m . Saturday. Field on Wednesday, the hoat Fighting Sem i­ nole* lost their Amt game o f the season as they were four-hit In a 4-1 loss to Lyman, which won ita A n t game o f the acaaon. In the other game. Seabreeze bested New Smyrna Beach 5-3. Seabreeze Is the only undefeated team In that half o f the bracket and can advance to cham pi­ onship game wllh a win over Sem inole In the 4:30 p.m. game on Friday. If Seminole wins that the 7 p.m. contest Friday, their would be a three-way Ue for Aral, necessitating a coin-flip. Another scenario would be If Seminole wins and Lyman loses, Seminole would advance to the cham pionship gam e. Deltona (1-3) took a 1-0 lead In the third In­ ning when Josh Buctch walked, moved to sec­ ond on one-out single by Velra and scored on TRAINA HONORED By TORT M M — Herald correspondent_______________ ALTAMONTE SPRINGS _ It didn’t turn out to be the shootout that waa anticipated, but Wednesday night's Class OA-Dtstrlct 3/Semlnole Athletic Conference baseball clash between host Lake Brantley and Oviedo still provided plenty o f excitement. Just as all o f last year's four m eetings between the two teams did. the game came down to the A­ nal out. this time with the visitin g Oviedo Lions holding on for a 5-3 win over the defending Class 6A state champion Patriots. Before the game, there was a short ceremony honoring the state cham pions. "That’s where we want to be.* said Oviedo coach Kenne Brown. I t 's always nice to beat a district and conference team an the rood, but our long-term goal this year la to try and win the state cham pion­ ship. And if we’re going to do that, then we have to beat this team (Lake Brantley).’ Besides being a matchup be­ tween the teams that played for the o f the Big Blue district tournaments the game also featured o f the area's beat pitchers. Oviedo's Ben Knapp and Lake Brantley’s Rob Sits. W hile they did figure In the declKnapp (1-1) registered hla In o f the season white Sits (1-1) suffered hla first loss, neither waa at hla sharpest. In five Innings o f work, Knapp allowed two tuna (both unearned) on three hits while striking out six and walking four. Sits (who woo 12­ 1 last year) was roughed up for five tuna (four earned) over four innings on four hits (including a pair o f aolo home runs) white striking out two and walking three. I f anything, the lehevcra turned In the m ore Impressive perform ­ ances. J e ff Monaco allowed a run on a hit and struck out thres over two lnntngs to earn the save for Oviedo white d reg Lee worked three scoreless innings, giving up three hits and striking out six. Oviedo staked Knapp to a 3-0 lead in the top o f the Brat inning. A fter Justin Holmes led o ff with a to third on a asisrlorlh a Seminole H ffi School basketball lean the Junior from Sanford Is doing foe same Mng tor the Uni­ varsity of Central Florida as foe Wool-5, 206-pound for­ ward was named to foe Trans America Afoodc Conference Second Teem by a vote of foe conference head coaches end Sports Information R ectors on Wednesday. The ouMandfog play of Isis by Trains has been an Inisgrsi reason foe Ooidsn Knlffrta have won seven straight Lake Howell runs record to 6-1 The score stayed 1-1 until the sixth Inning when Lake Howell catcher Alan Montyjo helped out hla batterymate with an RBI double. The SUver Hawks were lim ited to only three hits, with Lan y Cummings getting the other Lake H owell safety. Turnbull and WUhams had two hits each for the Bulldogs, who cam e up with nine hits. The Silver Hawks w ill hoat DeLand in a rematch at home on Saturday at 2 p.m. and then hoat Ml Dora H tffi School on Monday at 7 p.m. • • Finally, a tribute to Bob TTalna who did the beet coaching Job o f anyone In Seminole County with his Arrow Force VI. Seminole had some decent players and no superstars and TTalna created a conference champion Ih ft waa uTKfffratfd in r onffretKe play at home. The 'Nolea acaaon ended for too soon. »aooafi with all the talk »Vw»i* Lake Brantley's Robbie 84ti and Oviedo’s Ben Knapp, let’s not forget there are a o f other pitchers In Seminole County who rank right up there with the b est Lake M ary's Brian Bretaer and Lake Howe lk Ryan Smith both have big-time ed that hi Last Lightning strikes Shot: Titans trounce Raiders with pitching, offense In the those IS hits boose nm a. a trtpte and so. ISO ) cam e o ff the bus The TUans then chased Ruahe by putting eight nm e an the board In the fourth Innlna. * Brevard ga ttoR u a h e for 15 runs 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 DAILY �3 * ■ Sanford Herald. Sanford. R o o d * • Tnureday. February 26. 1996 Raminole--------------C ontinued from Page IB ;ui error. Lake Mary came back to grab the lead with two runs tn the bottom o f the third Inning. Otrro walked and Jose Rosado walked. Scott Hlllnskl bunted the runners up. but the next batter made an out. O'Brien drew a wnlk to load the bases ahead of a two-run double by Randy Lewis. The W olves Ued the game In the sixth. C hris K rlicit walked and moved to second on an error ahead o f an KOI single by Ron Clprlano. The Rams regained the lead tn the bottom o f the sixth as Lewis singled and was bunted over to second by Brian Bretzer. Joey Hicks walked and after a strikeout. Otero doubled In both runners. Out Lake Mary could not hold the lead as Del­ tona m illed In the top o f the seventh Inning Youth Basketball at S C C SANFORD _ Sem inole Community C ollege and the Seminole County S h eriffs D epart­ ment Police Athletic League 1s accepting In­ dividual and team registrations for It's srplng league for boys and girls 10-ycars-of-sge and younger. All games are played at the college on S a t­ urday m ornings. Cost Is $50 per player or $400 per team. Registration form s are available at most elem entary schools or by calling PAL at 3306600. ext. 263. SCC at 328-2092. or acceaa the Internet st HTTP://m em bera.aol.com /stanbball/lndex.h tml. On site registration st SCC on March 28 and April 4 from 10 a.m. to noon. Spring Softball To um am ant SANFORD _ The Sanford Recreation De­ partment w ill sponsor a softball tournam ent for both men and wom en team s the weekend o f March 6-7-8. Depending on the num ber o f teams, the tournament w ill be played on Saturday and Sunday (if necessary) and then Friday (If necessary). Any Class *C* w om en'* or men’s «— m « are eligib le. Only $100 per team , and balls w ill be p ro­ vided. Chase and Plnehuret parks w ill be used as needed and their w ill be excellent awards and trophies given o u t The tournament w ill be sponosored fay the Sanford Recreation D epartm ent Crown T ro ­ phy and Braxton's Sporting Goods. A ll proceed * w ill benefit the Youth B ase­ ball and Softball program s in Sanford . C all Jim Scharfe r a t 330-5697 for m ore Inform ation. Lionswith two runs. Rocky Segarra walked and moved up on a wild pitch before scoring on a double by Velre. Afer a passed ball. Velre scored the tying run on a fly by Jarred Petrosky. O'Brien cam e on to pitch In the seventh with two on and no one out and worked five Innings to run his record to 2-0. Doing the hitting for the Rams were Otero (2for-3 with a home run and a double, two runs scored, three RBI), Lewis (2-for-5 with a double, one run scored, two RBI), O'Brien and Dsnlel Sanford (both l-for-4 ) and Hicks scored a run. V e in took the loss despite w orking three-plus strong Innings. Vetrs also led the offense, going 3-for-6 with a double, one run scored and one RBI. Also hitting were Clprlano (2-for-B. double. RBI). Petrosky (double. RBI) and Budch. Scgarra and Kellett (one single and one run scored each). ball teams w ill qualify for the Final Four. En­ try forms w ill be available at the Mall cus­ tomer service desk. The winning entry w ill be selected March 25. Waterfowl rule change ORLANDO _ To comply with changes In the statewide waterfowl rules and elim inate confusion In the hunting brochure, the rule for hunting In the Emeralds Marsh Type 11 W ild life Management Area has been revised. Hunters who possess a special hunting perm it for the Emeralds Marsh Type II WMA can hunt on the first and last day. every Wednesday. Saturday and Sunday o f the sea­ son. The perm its are available through the Tax C ollector O ffices o f Lake, Orange. M ar­ lon and Volusia counties’. The duck and coot season at the Em eralds Marsh Type U W M A w ill cod on January 20th. with a youth hunt scheduled for Janu­ ary 24 th. schedule Saturday when F lor­ ida A ir Academ y from M el­ bourne visits Paul M lkler Field for a 1 p.m. gam e. Lake Brantley (4-1) travels to C ontinu ed b o a P a g* IB ground out. Jerem y Frost and Knapp drew walks to load the bases. A wild pitch scored Holm es. Frost cam e In on a ground out by Ouy Erwin, and Knapp crossed the plate after an error. Solo home runs by Troy Boutwell (In the second Inning) and Erwin (oft the scoreboard In the thin) Inning) put Oviedo up 5-0. Lake Brantley cut the gap to three runs by scoring a pair In the fourth. Felipe Lopes and Justin Smith led oft with a walk and a single, respectively. An errant throw by Knapp on a plck-oft play moved them up a base. A f­ ter a strikeout. Brian Boeshko grounded out to score Lopez. An error on what should nave been the third out o f the Inning plated Smith. The Patriots brought the ty­ ing run to the plate In the sev­ enth. W ith two out. Justin Dunning (running for Sm ith, who reached on a fielder's choice) moved to second on a passed ball and scored an Brian Chancellor's flare single. But Monaco struck out the next batter, who represented the potential tying run. to end the gam e. Boutwell led the Lions by going 3-for-3 with his hom er and two singles. Erwin finished with a home run. single, and two RBI. Holm es doubled and scored a run. Om ar Serrano also singled. Frost and Knapp each scored a run. Sm ith was 2-for-4 for the Pa­ Lopez triots with a run scored. Lor and Chancellor each added a single. Lopez scored a run w hile C hancellor bad an RBI. D im in g also scored a run. Oviedo (4-2) opens Us hom e s u e sein ed and those could be questioned as balls fell to the pou n d for hits on st least sessions w here Raider ran Into one another. Oiqr Thigpen cam e on tn reUef and gave up one run over four-ptua innings and Sanford's C hris Youm ans hurled one d sap u t inning for 8CC. Meanwhile. for Brevard, JaFrancis went the first four allow ing three hits, tw fcee pvtn g way to Brent llp g u r tm (l-O I. who wortesd s fifth inning to get the ORLANDO _ Bo Outlaw scored a career-high 29 points and also pulled down 11 rebounds to lead the Orlando Magic to a 100-79 victory over the Dales Mavericks Wednesday night at Die Orlando Arena. Also playing well for the winner's were Derek Harper (18 points), Nick Anderson (13 points), Danny Schayes (eight points, 12 rebounds) and Horace Grant (eight points, 10 re­ bounds). The Magic are now 29-27 on the season and have won five in a row, one victory short ol their longest winning streak of the sea­ son. Orlando will host the Toronto Raptors at 7:30 p.m. Friday night. victory. Martin L aFrm ierr gave up one hit over two Innings and C hits Silva and C.W. Webb worked one perfect Inning each to finish the four-hit shutout. Lake Howell graduate Jason Lem leux paced Brevard at the plate, going 3-for-S with a tr i­ ple. three runs scored and one RBI. A lso contributing were Nste Cervantes (3-fbr-5. dou­ ble. three runs, two RBI). Erick Enriquez (3-for-€. RBI). Julien Leptnc (2-for-4, hom e run. double. , two runs, three RBI) Ben McMunln (2-for-3. home IT you have any queattona, please can Tom Kelly a t S39-B697. LAKE M A R T . Lake Mary made the m ost o f Us hits W ednesday evening. Bearing nine runs on Just five hits to top DeLand, 9-2. In a Class QADUtrict 3 softball gam e. H alle Sowards led the way for the Rama, going 2-for-3. Sarah Smith was the winning pitcher, hurting a one-hitter aa U k t A b iy ran Ha record to 9-1 For the Raiders. Sanford's Phillip Eubanks was l-for-3 with a double, while Sanford's Rob Denmon was 1-for-l and Josh Rhodes and Johnny Oulseppe had one single each. SCC (1-9-1) travel* to Bradenton for a 3 p.m. gam e against Manatee Community College today, before returning home for a noon doubleheader with C stonvflle College on S a t­ urday. Grand Orowtagai Taaioa/L Margafe. FL FL North fo rt. Fi­ MOORS BOPS FA8TPITCH SOFTBALL RAMS BUTT BULLDOGS run. run. RBI) and Mike Eusc bio (l-for-5 . home run. run three RBI). D o t t Y o u ra e H & Save! PrepsO R L A N D O .1 the bottom o f Springs could the B ean . 11-S, tn Moore High School noon. J e ff Rogers was 2-for-3 w ith a double for W in­ ter Springs, w hile Scott Rankin was 2-for-3 and Evan Starcher doubled tn two runs for the Bears. W inter Springs (1-4) w ill host Lake Brantley In a Seminole A thletic Conference game at 7 p.m. Friday evening. W inter Springs on Friday for a 7 p.m. battle with the Bears and then plays at home on Saturday » t 1 P-m - M ^hrst Palm Bay. ll SAINTS OPEN WITH WIN urmino OOLDENROD _ Trinity Prep quickly erased a 2-0 deficit with four runs tn the bottom o f the first Inning and want on to a 9-3 seasonopening victory over W inter Springs W ednesday. MfteflMMMI# Amanda B u n co w as the winning pitcher. • three-hitter. Treaties* ca w Ris Oread 7 with two doubles. RBQ and Suale VanDetVeer Ct-for-3. double, RBQ. The B ea n (1-2) *wlU boat Lake Brantley In a Sem inole Athletic Conference game on Friday night at 6 3 0 p.m . , » M INTS 9, H U M 9 — — j- r TH aiir f i i | a to o o o o . a a a aaa t n s _ a u a T~*— B r a a l H W . W ? _ Buraoa (1 - ■ m m to -t). a sw # _ m m . ■ _ Tre a t? t 60 Month . v m Exchang* l 72 Month #700172.7BA72.700172 1 �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Thoraday, February 28.1998 - People The status of women now IN BR IEF 8unrlM Klwanls meets Friday The Sem inole Sunrtae Kiwanla Club m eets every Friday, at 7 a.m ., at Shoney'a. US IT92, aouth o f Airport Boulevard. Quest are welcome. For Infor­ mation, call Tony McDaniel at 324-0469. Fraa clinic Friday O en eva-A free clinic to In­ clude blood pressure check, blood sugar screening and Im ­ m unizations w ill be held every Friday, from 9 to 1 ! a.m .. at the Geneva Elem entary School In the old achool building, c o r­ ner o f First and Main Street In Geneva. The clinic is spon­ sored by the Sem inole County Health Department In conjunc­ tion with the Sem inole County Sheriff's O ffice and Oeneva Elementary School. For in fo r­ mation. call 349-9284. Daughtara of ConVadaraey Norman deVcre Howard Chapter o f the United Daugh­ te r! o f the Confederacy m eets on the last Friday o f the month. For Information, cal! 322-1425. Substance abuso SAFE. Substance Abuse Fam ily Education, la conduct­ ing a 'Fam ilies In Crisis** out­ reach program. Interested o r­ ganizations wanting to contact the Life Saver* Club o f SAFE may call Libby Kuharake at 291-4357. Bromsllad Soclaty to moat The Sem inole Brotnollad S o­ ciety meets the third Sunday o f the month, at 2 p.m ., at San­ ford Oarden Club. U.S. 17-92 at Fairmont Avenue, Sanford. A ll aspects o f bromeUad culture are covered during the m eet­ ings. The society la affiliated with the Florida Council o f Brotnollad Societies and the BromeUad Society Inc. For biform ation. call Bud Martin, 321-0638. Art Association moots Saturdays Sanford-Sem inole Art A sso­ ciation m eets on the fourth Saturday o f each month, at 1 p.m.. at Shoney'a In Sanford. Those Interested In art are welcome to attend.* Search is on for greatest granny The aearch Is on to find the world's greatest granny. The W ashington Apple Commission announced the official beginning o f Its annual ■Search for Granny Smith* — a nationwide hunt to find the perfect grandm other to pro­ mote the state's famous green fruit. •We're looking for on-the-go grannies,* said Jim Thom as, aearch coordinator for the comm ission. "Som eone who personifies the healthful a t­ tributes o f our apples.* Thom as aaid a successful candidate should meet the fo l­ lowing guidelines: • Be sweet to the core and have good m oral fiber. • B e hand-picked by chil^TAndchildirnt ip o u M Of friends. • Have beauty that's m ore than aktn deep, and Juat the right amount o f maturity. • Have "a-peel." Those wishing to nominate a noteworthy grandma should write. In 100 words or leas, why the nom inee should be ronaidcird and enclose a nonreturnable photo. Nom inations should be sent to Oranny Smith. P.O. Box 18. Wenatchee, W A 98807, and re­ ceived no later than April 3, 1996. “WeVe extended the deadline this year ao mare grannies can participate.* aaid Thom as. ■Nominees don't need to have the t»»* ‘Smith*, and the photos sent to ua. like our Oranny Smith applies, should be In good taste. Last year's winner was 66year-old Suzanne Lafond o f Nashville. Tenn., a email busi­ ness owner, community volun­ teer and arid exerciser. Lafond was selected out o f thousands o f entries from all BO states to be the official ‘ spokeagranny* for W ashington's apple grow ­ ers. ■ ga ela l to tha H erald On December 1. 1997, there were 137.2 m illion women and 131.6 m illion men In the United States. At older ages, women outnumber men by large margins: 20.1 m illion to 14.1 m illion at agea 65 years and over. 2.8 m illion to 1.1 m illion at agea 85 and o v e r and 50,000 to 11,000 among centenarians. In 1995, the life expectancy for women stood at 79 y ea n : for men. It was 73 years. ectlons for 2010 show life expectancy be 81 years and 74 years, respectively. a In 1996, 82 percent o f the nation's women age 25 and over had at least a high achool diplom a, w hile 21 percent had earned at least a bachelor's degree. For men. the proportion with a high achool d i­ ploma was not significantly different from women, but the percentage o f men with a bachelor's degree waa somewhat higher (26 percent). Among 25 to 29-year-olds tn 1996, women (88 percent) were slightly m ore likely than men (87 percent) to be at leaat high achool graduates. Women tn this age group were more likely to hold at leaat a Bachelor's degree (28 percent) than men g e p g jB U )^ a The fem ale-to-m ale earning a ratio reached a new high In 1996 for persona working full tim e and year-round. The real median earnings for women rose 2.4 per­ cent between 1995 and 1996 to 623.710. which la about 74 percent o f the median for men (632,144, down 0.9 percent from 1995). The numbers show women are here to stay in the nation's work force. O f the 107.1 m illion women 15 years o f age and over, 66.7 m illion worked during 199636.5 m illion o f them full tim e, year-round. In 1996, 70 percent o f women who were married with children were tn the lab or force, up from 40 percent in 1970. The percentage o f women age 16 and over who were In the labor force In 1996 ranged from 70 percent tn several states to 46 percent In W est Virginia. Women are becom ing better represented In many previously m ale-dom inated p ro­ fessions. Among em ployed civilians, the proportion o f women lawyers, for exam ple, climbed from 15 percent In 1983 to 30 per­ cent In 1996. Over the same period, the percentage o f fem ale physicians rose from 16 percent to 26 percent and the percent­ age o f fem ale econom ists clim bed from 38 percent to 54 percent. O f the 60 m illion women ages 15 to 44 In 1995. 3.7 m illion had a child during the previous year. More than h alf (55 percent) o f the women who gave birth were In the labor force. Women agea 15 to 44 who had children as o f 1995 had an average o f two children each. In 1995. 42 percent o f 15 to 44-year-old women and 18 percent o f 40 to 44-year-old women were childless. O f the 23 m illion women ages 15 to 44 who had never been m arried aa o f 1995. 21 percent had given birth to at least one child. O f teens 15 to 19. 8 percent had at leaat one child. Women In their early 30s are more likely to be childless today than they used to be: 27 percent o f women 30 to 34 were ch ild­ less In 1995; In 1978. It was 16 percent. In 1997. 58 percent o f women 18 years old and over were married. 20 percent had never married and 11 percent each were widowed and divorced. Women are m arrying later than In years past: thetr estim ated median age at first m arriage waa 24.5 years In 1995-about four years older than In 1965. There were 9.9 m illion single m others and 1.9 m illion single fathers In 1996. The total o f single m others Includes those who maintain their own household (7.7 m illion) and those who live in the homes o f rela­ tives or nonrelatives. The number o f sin gle mothers has jum ped more than 50 percent since I960,. when It vwaa 6.2 m illion. In 1995. 15 percent o f women 18 years old and over lived alone. For elderly women, the figure was 42 percent. The number o f women-owned businesses in the United States reached 6.4 m illion In 1992. Women-owned businesses make up 33 percent o f all dom estic firm s and 40 percent o f all retail and service Anna. S c a m a rtists’ targets in o n lin e a d s DEAR AB8Y: You printed • lo t ' U r recently warning your readers that ada for loot lUm a placed in local newapapers might wind up on tha Internet. The w riter aaid that team artiaU would contact them offering to return tha Item — altar receiving money t o pay the chipWhy ia there a good chance that one'a 'loot* classified ad would be placed on the Internet? Who would do that? C ertainly not the acam artist, who wouldn't want to ahare hla aource o f income with anyone elae. D idn't it occur to your letter writer to aak far a complete daarrlption o f the loot item? Even if a acam- She's been buay. *lt'a been a great year," Lafond aaid. *IVe traveled quite a bit making TV appearances and talking to senior groups. Oettlng to meet ao many peo­ ple and seeing ao much o f the country haa been a tremendous experience.* Twenty grandm others, and the person who p m lM to d each o f them, be chosen to participate in the "Oranny FI* n ale,' held In May at the Washington State Apple B los­ som Festival In W enatchee. Wash. The winner will be featured on grocery store posters and i m I«» prom otional appear­ ances tat the upcoming "We have another crop o f high quality Oranny Sm iths this year, ao w e need an even bigger crap o f granny nominees,* Thom as aaid. "The aearch has really turned Into something special. We g v c Iprtaratoa people a chance to teU ua why grandmothers are a special part o f their lives. p «ratios la what i ’ From the nom inations we've received. It seems many gran­ ••• nies have traded tn their rockbig chairs for tennis sh oes." DEAR ABBY: Tha latter about the child w ith tha abusive stop* father could have bean about me. I, too, coaunood tha child fcr apiaHng up to an adult, I eraa a victim o f physical and t— u i abuee from my atopfrthar. I contemplated running away, but feared the conaequencee if 1 were bund. Ear yean I believed 1 had no piece to run. My mother waa not abuaad by waa doing to me and covered for him when a confrontation aroae. I did not know that by cooking advice from another aduh, a remedy to my pain could be found. 1 called the police one day. but nothing came of that call. Finally, I told my grandparenta and a achool official what waa happening, and the gate# of win ______ a a * " 11 why^a^young b o y frle tS ^ w D EAR FRUSTRATED! Fight for your odacatioas yaw have what It takaa to he a wlnwar. the namea of her daughter and her daughter'a boyfriend. You told the mother that her daughter ia an adult who haa a right to make her own dadI wonder if thia ‘ adult* ia payir* her way through collage, la aha rally on bar own, having cut the uaridkal cord to her parenta* puree atiiapf? Ia aha mwiee and worldly at 19 that aha knew* everything there ia to know about dating and aes? Tha hotel receipt could have pro­ vided an opportunity for the mother DEAR ABBY: I'm a 16-year-old CHANGE IS ( < > ,V1 I N l « . My wifa and 1are both 31, and ahe haa a 19-year-old alitor in college. When we learned that ahe had bean ■leaping over at her boyfriend'a, wa mam it dear that we thought it waa a had idea bacauaa other* in her dorm would aaoumo they were having ms, even though ahe aaid "nothing' waa happening. 8hould we have kept ailent until aha became pregnant bacauaa ahe’a an 'adult?? I only thought I waa wiaa and worldly at 19. Parenta need to eat otamplea, Afaby. To think that a 19-yaar-oid ia HUMTMQ tiMorn Handily Beveriy la t a t a M maasrasaaa •“ ■ a w a s * " m\ �4 B • Sanford Herald. Sanford Ffonda • Thursday. February 26. 1998 Legal Notices Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO .i SS-4S> DR « t - E NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE IN RE T h « M .rnage ol THERESA A LONG Wite/Pvtitioner and ROBERT A LONG HutbandHaapondanl NOTICE OF ACTION TO ROBERT A LONG Raaidanra unknown YOU ARE NOTIFIED lhat an action lor diaaolulion ol mar* naga ha* baan lilad againal you and you a'• required to aarva a copy ol your a nit an da larva* il any. to it on John H Rhodaa. J r , lha Petitioner’* attornay. "h o t# addrats •• 120 East Mapta Slraal. Port Ollica Doa 770777 Winter Gardan Florida 34777. on or before MARCH ISth. ISSS. and Ma lha original with lha clerk ol Iht* court aithar balora sarvica on lha Petitioner* attornay or immadialaty tharaallar. otfivrwNe a datault oill ba aniarad against you lor lha raltal damandad in lha complaint or patthon OATED on FEBRUARY Slh. IM S MARYANNE MORSE As Clara ol lha Court Oy Nancy R Winlar A* Dapoty Clara Publish Fabrvary 12. IS. 2S. and March S IM S 0EN-I2S IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE NO. * 0 -4 1 t? -C A -1 4 -L MT GREENW OOD COM M UNITY ASSOCIATION. INC , Plaint ifl. tr* HOWARD L. WARO and STEPHANIE L. WARO. Oalandanta. NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TO CHAPTER «B None# i* gnran that pursuant to tha Amandad Fatal Judgmant ol Foracloaur* datad Fabrvary iSIh, IM S . mi Casa Na. SOS3S7*CA*t4*L* ol lha Circuit Court in and lor Samlnoia County. Florida, at which MT. GREENWOOD COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. INC.. ta tha PI amt ifl and HOWARD L. WARO and STEPHANIE L. WARO. ara tha Dal and ants. I * 4 sail to tha highatt and bast bidder lor cash at tha Was! Front Door of tha Seminole County Courthousa. at 11 •00 am ., on March 24th. ttSS. lha loeowtng daaenbad proparty aat lorth In tha Order ol Final Judgment: lot SS. UNIT TWO OF MT. GREENWOOD, according to tha Plat thereof at recorded In Plat Book SS. Pages tS-21. Public Record* ol Samlnoia County. HOftdA. DATED: FEBRUARY ISIh. ISSS MARYANNE MORSE d a rt of Circuit Court By: Jana E. Jaaawlc Deputy Oar* CLAYTON A MCCULLOH TOSS Maitland Center Maitland. Florida 12711 (407) ITS-ISSS Publication of tfu* Notice on February 2S. and March B, ISSS DEN* 1ST C A M NO. G T-1BBB-BA-14-L MARINE MIOCANO BANK. fSUt^V w r^W^VE pursuant ta an Order tlS S -C A -M -U of Court Of IN* II Circuit In County. MARINE MIDLANO BANK. SUC­ CESSOR BY MEROER AND ACQUISITION TO FIRST FED­ ERAL SAYINGS AMO LOAN ASSOCIATION OF ROCHCSTtN M Plata*! OOS TORRES. SAVINGS BANK. FSB. HOLE COUNTY. A POLITICAL SUBDIVISION OF THE STATS OF FLOMOA. _____ UNKNOWN PERSON!B) M POSSESSION OF THS SUBJECT BSAL PROPER­ TY. N/K/A JOANNA BUNQOB, ta/ara DilindanNN. I adS aaS Sa County. Florida, a* | l « A M an tha 24th day of MARCH. ISSS. Ma toOoartn proparty aa aat M R ta LO T IS . CAGLS'S POINT PHASE TWO. ACCOROINO TO THS FLAT THSRSOF AS RCCOROSO m PLAT BOOK 4S. PAGES SB. ST ANO SS. PUBLIC RECOBOB OF SEMMtOLX COUNTY. FLOMOA. NOTE: PURSUANT TO THE FAIR DEBT COLLECTION PRACTICES A C T VOU ARE ADVISED THAT TINS LAW FIRM IS D IC M IO T O M A DCBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPT M G TO COLLECT A DEBT AMO ANT M USED FOR THAT Oalad MO IBM dav el FEBRU­ ARY. ISSS. MARYANNS MORSE Clara of Circuit Court By Jana E. Jaaiarlt P jQ iiy r i f t C O d LlS S STAWIARSKI 4010 Say Scout Tataphono: 1*11)477 CAS FST-ttET PubMah: February M . M arch !. ISSS DSN-2*4 and NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to an Order Rescheduling Foreclosure Sale dated February 17th. tg g t. and entered m Case NO M t* t* C A of the Circu't Court ol the EIG H TEEN TH Judicial Circuit In and tor SEM INOLE C run ty. Florida where.n NATIONSBANC M ORTQAQE CORPORATION is the Plamtift and SAN 0R A F. A M R H E I N . U N K N O W N SPOUSE/CO -TENANT OF SAN□ RA F AU R H EIN N/K/A ROBERT B EB O UT. SEMINOLE C O U N TY ; M O NTG O M ER Y WARO C R EDIT C O R P : TENANT •1. N/K/A OEBORAH AMRHEIN ara the Defendant*. I will sell highest and best bidder loi cash at tha W EST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEM INOLE CO U N TY CO UR TH O U SE, SAN FORD. FLORIDA al 1100 a m . on the 24th day ot MARCH. 19*1. the following desciibed rroperty as sat forth m said Final Judgment LOT 6. BLOCK S. 2ND S E C ­ TION 0R EAM W OL0. A C C O R D NO TO THE PLAT THER EO F AS RECORDEO IN PLAT BOOK 4. PAGE 30. OF TH E PUB LIC RECORDS OF SEM INOLE C O UNTY. FLORIOA W ITNESS MV HAND and the teal of thia Court on FE B R U ­ ARY 1*th. m * (SEAL! Maryanne Mors* Clai* of tho Circuit Couit By Jane E. Jaaewtc Echevarria, McCalia. Raymei. Barrett A Frappier Post Office Bos 3410 Tampa. FL 33*01 F*«0*3*4 J NOTICE In accordance with tha Americana Oiaabilrtiea Act. per­ sona needmg a special accom ­ modation to participata m this proceeding should contact lha individual or agoncy tending notice not later than seven (T) day* prior to the proceeding at the eddreta given on tho notice. Telephone: 407-3234330 a it 4227; 1 *00 *88 *771 fTOO) or 1-900-E5S-S770 (v). via Florida Relay Service Publish: February 2*. and March S. It s * DEN-2SS IN TNG C IR C UIT COURT OF TNG I STM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. M AND FOR ■SM M OLB COUNTY, FLORIDA CASS NO. B T -1 M IC A -1 4 W EMERGENT MORTGAGE CORPORATION. Plaintiff. vs DEEORAROA. *1 a l. Defendant. NOTICE OF FOBSCLOEURB SALS NOTICE la hereby given that, pursuant to that Final Judgment of Foreclosure entered in I tie above-styled action on February 4lh. ISSS. I will tall the property situated in Seminole County. Florida, dtsenbod aa Lot IS. Block B. THE (FRINGE SHADOWOOD VILLAGE. SEC­ TION t . according to the plat thereof aa recorded In Plat Book IT , Pagee 71 • 71. Pubitc Record* ot Seminole County. Florida, end that portion ol Lot 1t. said Sleek B. whtch has South end West ol a line which pastes through the following described two point* designat­ ed ee Pouil A and Point S. lo wit Point A being N 41**0 04' W 1* *7 feel and N 44*0»**4* ( 1 22 feel from the intersec­ tion of the Southwesterly lei kne of sard Lot I I and Wild HoMy Lane. Point B. being N 41**0 04* W 44 (7 feet and N 44*Of '*4* I 1 21 lest from said petal el Intersection. Lest the! portion el Lei t l which lie* South and West el a line which pee*** through the fallowing deoertbed two pomt* designat­ ed at Point C and Point 0 to wtt Point C being N 4 1 'M ‘OS* W *4*7 feet and N 41*0* *4* E t I t feet from Me intersection ol the Southwesterly lot Ime of said Lot I I and Wild HoMy at public tale, lo the highest bidder lor cash, at the Seminole County Courthouee, ta Sanford. Florida, at 11:00 am ., on the 12th day ot March. I I H OATS: FEBRUARY *th. IM A MARYANNE MORSE Clerk of Me ISth Judicial Circuit. E amine I* County. Florida By: Jen# E. Jssewtc As Deputy Clerk Beth W. MrMer. PA 1117 (dgeweler Drive Orlando. Florida 12*04 n . 1 accordance with tha American* With DrsabUitMa Act. pereonc with a disability who need a specie! accommodation M participate in thia proceeding should contact A0A Coordinator et 101 North Park Avenue. Suit* N. M l . San lord. Florida 11771 i t lean five days phone (407) MS-4110, eat. 4227. If hearing impaired. (TOO) 1 -0 0 0 -M H T7 1 , or voice (V) 1* •00 *77-4770. via Florida Relay Publish February 1*. 2*. ISSS 0CN-14S CIVIL ACTION S. S d -tS tS CA NATIONSAANC MORTGAGE CORPORATION. SANDRA F. lift b#«1 Ih t m ttftEi o* Ih t City P titofft with d ’ftabiMitft n ttd mg a t m u n c t lo p a ilic ip itt m any ol Ih tftt p r o c ttd in g i •bcHjid co o ficl 1b# P#»ftonn#l Ofl»c# ADA Cootrimiilof #1 330 56?6 forty ••Ob! hour* in •dvanc# of tb# meeting City of Sanford ft Cooper P urch aing Agent February 73. 1990 Publnh February 7ft. 1990 DEN-785 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1ETH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIOA IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CO UNTY GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASK NO. ST»t2SS C A . M ' l BANKERS TRUST COMPANY, as Trustee lor the Registered Holder* ol Salomon Brothers Mortgage Securities VII, Inc.. Mortgage Pass-Through. Series T9SS-1. Plaint rtf. VS GEORGE D BETHEL and RUTH H BETHEL: at e l . Defendants AM KN DED N O TIC E OF FO R EC LO S U R E SALE Nolle* •* hereby given that, puisuent to an Ordat Rescheduling Foreclosure Sals dated February ITth, 1***. and entered in civil cat# number *72 2 2 I-C A -1 4 -E , ol the Circuit Court ot tha t lt h Judicial Circuit m and lor Seminole County. Florida. wharatn BANKERS TR U S T COMPANY. AS TR USTEE FOR THE R EG IS­ TER ED H OLDER S OF SALOMON BROTHERS M O R T­ GAGE S ECU R ITIES VII. INC.. M O R TO AO E P ASS-TH R O U G H . SERIES IM S -1 , is Plaintiff and GEORGE 0 B ETH EL. RUTH H. B ETH EL, la/are Delendanllal. I will sail to I tie highesl and beat bidder tor cash et the west tronl door ol the Seminole County court house m Sanford. Seminoi* County. Florida. *1 1100 A M. on the 24th day of M AR CH, t t t l . tho following described property at set forth rn said Final Judgment, to wit: LO T 177. LAKE SEARCY SHORES. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT TH EREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 1*. PAGES 21. 14 4 28. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. NOTE: PURSUANT TO THE FAIR 0EBT COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT YOU ARE AO VISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM 15 DEEMED TO BE A 0EBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT ANO ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. Dated the tsth day ot FEBRU­ ARY. ISSS. MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol Circuit Court By Jane ( . Jaeewic Deputy Clerk COOILIS S STAWIARSKI 4010 Soy Scout Boulevard Suit* 4SO Tampa. Florida 11407 Tale phone: (111) 477-400* CSS M 7-017M Publish: February 2S, end March S. IM S 0CN-1S1 M THS CIRCUIT COURT OF TH S SIGHTS BN TM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IH AMR FOR SAMI KOLA CRURTV. FLORIOA CIVIL ACTION CASB HO. 04 *0*4 CA DIVtOfON 14A FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF FLORIDA. Plaint M(a), y *. • OFFEYETTS SPEED, at al. Defendant!*). Nones OF FOBBCLOBURS SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY OtVEN pursuant lo an Order dated February ISth, IM S . and entered In Case NO. M -I0SS CA el the Circuit Court el the EIGHTEENTH Judicial Circuit ta and ter SEMINOLE County, Florida wherein FIRST UNION NATIONAL SANK OF FLOMOA ta the ptatatMl and O F F IV S TTI SPEED; (L IN A SPEED; VISION COMMUNITY DEVELOPERS, INC. F/K/A NEW DAV O UTRREACH CENTER. INC.; TENANT •I. N/K/A O FFEVITTC SPEED. JR. are the Defendants. I will sell fo the htgtieet and beef bid­ der lor cash at the WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE; SANFORD. FLORIOA al 11*0 a m . on the 24th day pf MARCH. IM G . the foMowIng M sard Final LOT 101. BAN LAMTA. THIRD SECTION. ACCOROINO TO THS PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 11, PAOS T l, PUBUC REC0R0S OF BBMIN O LI COUNTY. FLORIDA. WITNESS MY HAND and the teal of this Court on FEBRU­ ARY ISth. 1MS. (S IM ) Clerk ef Hi* CVcuK Court S r Jane C. Jaaewtc Deputy C M Echevarria. McCaNa. Seym at. Barrett S Frappier Post Office Boa 1410 Tampa. FL 1M01 FM 1041*4 ■ones OF WB BT/BB • 44 The City pf Sanford. Florida. NOON on Monday. March PM, IM S . ta the Purchasing Ofhcc. M l of City Hall, for Mo A. For MaM Delivery: City of Sonfori PO Boa I7M Sanford. FL M 77I-17M S. For Hand Dalfvory; Purchasing Agent City of Sanford Room 241 *00 N. Pwh Avenue Sanford. FL M771 Bide iocaived after NOON on Monday. March SM. IM S . will ba returned la tha sender March BM. IS M , al IP O PM in Ma CNy Commission Ro m 117. *00 N. OF THS Legal Notices In accord once with the American* OtoobthUe* Act. per­ sons needtaf a apodal accom­ modation to psrMclpele ta HU* individual or agoncy tending node* net later than aeven (7) day* prior lo Hi* proceeding at the addrees given on the nolle*. Telephone: 407-1*14110 eat. 4227; 1-#©0-*»»-*771 (TOD) or 1-400-9M-4T70 (v); vi4 Florida Relay Sarvica. Pubitah: February M . and March*, IM S DEN-2SS a. s i-s o * ca O l . CAPITAL MORTOAOE SERVICES, tatw DANIEL UTTLEFM LO A/K/A DANIEL S. U TTIEFIELO And USA LITTLEFIELD; al aL, Clerk ot the Circuit Court By: Jan* E. Jaaewtc Deputy Clerk Echevarria. McCalls. Reymer. Barrett S Frappier Poet Office Boa 1410 Tampa. FL 11*01 FS70USM MO TICS In accordance with Hi* IN THS C IR C U IT CO URT FOR BEM M OLS COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATS DIVISION File Number SB-10S-CP IN RE ESTATE OF THEODORE MANAIO ROMERO. Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The administration of the aatat* ot Theodor* Manale Romero, deceased. File Number M-10S CP. la pending In the Circuit Court tor Seminole County. Florida, Probate Division, the address el which W PO. Boa Drawer C. Sanford. FL 32T72. The name, end address** of the personal rep­ resentative and the pertonal represents!!*** attorney are eat forth below ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT: All person* on whom this nolle# I* ssrvsd who hsvs obisctions that challenge the validity of the win, the guellficanon* of the poreonel represen­ tative, venue, or jurtedtcllon et this Court are require to Me then objections with this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SIRVtCfl OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. AM creditors of the decedent and ether persons having claims or demand* agaUiet decedent* estate on whom a copy of this notice ta dal* of the ftrtt publication pf this notice mutt file their claim* with tin* Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR TH IR TT DATE AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPT OF THIS NOT 1CI ON THEM. All other creditor* of the dece­ dent end parson* having claims dent's eetats must fit* their claims with this court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER SARRSO. The data of Hi* href publica­ tion ef Hu* Nolle* ta February ISth. t* M Darien* A Rspsnettl T i l l Honeysuckle Avenue Celebration, FL 14747 Attorney far Robert J. Pfeue, Jr. Florid* Bar No. 001881 Afcarman. Senterfnt, S Eidson, PA. 281 S. Orange Avenue PO. Boa 211 Orlande, FL 12M2 Tataphana: 4S7/S41-7SOO Publish: February tS. M . TSM DEN-211 m m o c ir c u it o o m r t o f Ttsa t o t h , COUNTY, C A M MO. ST-1S TB CA IS A IRWIN MORTOAOE CORPORATION F/K/A INLANO MORTGAGE CORPORATION. DARYL C. WINTERS. ET AL. ift medetien to participato ta Hue (T) dey* prior to Hi* nolle*. Telephone: 447-1214110 eta. 41*7; 1-SOO-GSS-G771 (TOO) or 1-400-SM-I770 (v); via t* . end M TUB CIRCUIT CO URT P M I COUNTY, PROBATS BtVtSfOM File Number B7-B71-CP m RE: ESTATE OF JILL HARPER SCARBRO. OP ABMMISTRATION The administration et the estate of JILL HARPER SCARM O , deceas'd. Fit* Number S7-ST1-CP, It pending In Hi* Circuit Court for Seminoi* County Florida, Probate Division, the addrasa of whtah I* SOI North Park Avenue, Sanford, Florida 1*771. The of Hie ALL M T IR E tT C D PERSON* ARE NOTIFIED THAT: AM persona on wham tha ta eorved who vebdMy el the wti. Hi* Hen el Hie personal tar*, venue. *r juriesId ion el HU* Court are regulred I* IN* thou aOjectlona wtta HUe Court WITHIN THS LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THS OATS OF T N I FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE OATS OF SSRVICI OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. ata^ in W m* accordance with (bo PMaf Judsm ont of Foredoouro entered an October 17, 1M 7 ta cfvd action no. S7-1070C A 14 A ta Hie CtreuM Court of Seadnote County Florida, ta adttah Daryl C . Winters, of of., wore the perton* / S e m in o le 4 0 7/3 2 2 -2 6 11 CLASSIFIED DEPT. PRIVATE PARTY RATES HOURS 14Times.... S.68/line 8 AM - 5 PM 7 Times..........$.84/line MONDAY thru 3 Times........$1,09/line FRIDAY 1Time......$1.42/line CLOSED SATURDAY Rotaa ara par Insertion A SUNDAY 3 lint Minimum. Scheduling may inefods Lake Mary Lrt* at the cost ol an addi­ tional day Csncsl when you get results Pay only tor (he days your ad runs at rata earned Use fo* description tor fastest results Copy must toflow acceptable torm Wo reserve tho right to refuse any ad at any lima. Commercial frequency rates are avaiabta. D EAD LIN ES Tuesday thru Friday 13 Noon the day before publication Sunday 13 Noon Friday. A D JU S TM E N TS ft CR ED ITS: In Via event of an error. Via Santord Herald w«l ba rsgponeMe tor too first Insertion only and only the too aitont of too cost ot that Insertton Please check your ad tor accuracy toe Erst Gay It rune. PltyHCfBpet 772S M 7 __________ BICUfVTY SAAB 4 DOORS U c . 34 yrs E m 50.000 t V i q ft Free oof t l or 407-324 3166 15—Camatery Lots •ung otcopf rttarkor Atao one comptafe in Otann H fve n |lN 8 each Col (904) 77V3B43 J. *1*4 HsbyetaOd FL S M M Pukktettas of Mde February SS, and M an* B, IM S y A a ImMemloo a L o o f Ijkji, Vv s1ft# ^^ftMW^NIi DSN-E70 ST SBS T BA fS-fff THS TfTLS COMPANY OF CSMTBAL FLORIOA, INC. J. MICHAEL HANSCLMAN, jAMtC 0 . NANSELMAN, having H o n c a OF ACTM TO: OSRARO M. BURNS Many high trefffe *lto*. 92500 aAffk potential 800-342-6653 tits m m s m m titm Open your own mart *ervc* Earn *20 *22.Tv Learn Ih* to erect* bom Iho founder ol on# of tho larged m ud tom cat in ta* nation and da**#* now tormng __________ ^314341 BALES. I *tay *1 homo and earn *4SOD mo Free tu n urrtravvng 407-442-0182 SNICKERS CANOY ROUTE SO focoHono. MOD11200 Cool E3VM. 1-MDM34123 VENDING: LAZY PERSONS DREAM fFW HOUnS-DIG IS Free Brocfneo t 800 82047*2 VEN WfG: LAZY PERSONS ORE* • FEW HOURS-BK) IS Free Brochure 1-40042007*2 WORK FROM HOME making wooden frame* Earn lo *344/ wk Co* 9309444 » « f E -45 WORK FROM HOME Nu ro*l lor ■uppkn nom lo *3MVwk m*knghrac 934-99M E ll. F49 59— Financial Sbtv Icbb S ftrvtC B B EXTRA HOLIDAY WEKJHTY 1-On-l Personal Training w/ mown* Fttnoee Free body lot anafyeta Dennis. Eorase COKE/PEPSI VENDING ROUTE 18— Rftmlndftr 13—Health A Beauty SPECIAL OATS Never lorgei them! Reminder Sorwre B day. ipptt. Dr**. H V y r For d*U4* ERASE BAD CHEOfT LEGALLY >nt (utl *21 00 UNI dwcVmo to CALYPSO 1454 N Lokemont Avo. Wntar Park, n 32792 _____________ 21— Pftrftonala 61— Money to Land C O M E S WATCH A UVE SHOW) WITH FANTASY FuM monPA male ch*>n data dancer and a tamota ttancer lo ontartaut you< btcMUOuN eff Col too F entity Show Una AM lor Laura S R*h 407-432-07IS owe. ever ATTN HOMEOWNERS Borrow US.000 •*100.00 Too Many bta*T •Pay oO rwyi m » n i cred< rent* ‘Home tmpwvkimm* •Apply try r f w » 7 f hr Approval •No Equity Required CoH Platinum Capital ■0DS23-S343 / Open 7 dey* ■4*0*4*000 67— C areer C onsultants ■oooooeoooobo*ooooeooaeooo Legal Notices MASSAGE FOR NOTfCB OF A PUBLIC TO ta hovoby given * Hearing * O H k Cay Hob in lha City ot Sanford. Florida, ol 7.-00 o’clock P.M. on NO. SSSI AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 3*11 AND IT* AMENDMENTS TO PROVIDE FOR THE AUTHO­ RIZATION AND ADOITfON OF TWO (t ) 'COM M UNITY SER­ VICE O FFICER ' POSITIONS AND TWO (t ) ' POLICE COMMU­ NICATIONS OPERATOR- POSI­ TIONS W THE SANFORD POLICE DEPARTMENT; PROV tom a POR BEVSRABIIITV, CO N FLICTS JMfO BFFBCTRfS DATS. A copy «h*e be ovedeble of Hi* office ef Hie City Clerk for deeetng to e*amM* HEED ADVICE on miemtwing career dretwng? Co* Arherjeje 3204197 YOU" Pamper t/otM awry need BonauN. rotaang. taorapouec meeieqe RELAX 4 ENJOY! •tacotaoutca* horrmtiotai *Cm<4ee wofeomo Cal Lous or Rch (4 0 7 )5 3 2 -0 7 1 5 70— Education ft Training Accnvkted Truck School COL V A TA Apprv Jub Atw tl Wkend c l i i w i Natonsl Truck School 1-400-444-7144 deyAsve a ppt. LIKE WORKING WfTH PEOPLE? ____ MAN004**4} Odom 10" of on ordinance by the Cay of Sanford. Florid*. tMle of BE A MEDICAL ASSISTANT. A B 6 W I6 M Lfwng eowneoe ccxvikeeng B motacol GIFT OF LIFE M0-* 14-4413 ALONE? F L * RESPECTED Doing Bureau lor SENIORS. 1E77. 1 BM EM *177 Stucko Lon^wxxJ WMt-fn* A l 0 M edcjl AurUanf w*h an Atoociate of Science degree, you wff help prepare pekam* tor eienunobon*. conduct importtr t fettt and pertvip* even i h HI hi mmor turgery If* • towaning career * you the hefo eig other* •Oey or C r m n a C U t t o t • F n in n i/ M to r l ? n * Htto- ouMiy 23—Lost A Found POUND! P E M ftil KITTEN CodoT*L4ho Co* 322 1842 9 2 *1 the CNy ef the CNy of Co* Today! 407-411 - M i l C ity C o tt*g a 9S3 Eon Mwy 434. Sto 200 CataeCwrry. FL 32707 71-MMp Wanted ■ PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEIDfffO ASSISTANCE TO RARTICfRKTB Bf ANY OF T H E M PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CON­ TACT THE HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT IM -M M AS HOURS IN AOVANCS OF THE MCETHfO. ADVICE TO THE PUBUC: If a a ere an Sec M m la appeal a jfo m m fB r F/T a p n for a Major M m N c Turing pianf M Santord Poll ■re aveJabta on M 1M-I911 or I I P IM S TELE MARKET PfQ G U A R A N TE ED $10.50 P/H IN TRAINING 27—Nuraftry ft Child 3 poo ova* Avg I IS SOtu, Sal . comm Sanford bated pool hoeing loader No cok] cafkng Thing •mmed F/T 4 P/T Co* Mtaly Bmeluef 123-2070 art. Ill A'.l. HOURS 10 yr* off) In ctdd tad. Ftwgloywont 3240813 _ AN SEP I O W W MOM County. Florida Lake Drive. Ostade FL 127M fCeurt Bead Maryanno Morse Clerk of CfrcuN Court JanoS. m m tm m m m m i O r la n d o -W in te r P a r k 4 0 7 / 8 3 1 - 9 9 93 Di l i h Matas and Ir Corporation f/k/o Mortgage C orportalon. woo Plaintiff, I wOi eaO to tao highest bidder tor ceeh at Wear hem Seer. M l N. Parti A**., BantsrS FL *2711. bstwson tao hour* of 11:00 am . and IS O p.m. on MARCH I«ta , 1 roof property: I I . Rsplat ot part Let *. •rth Chutuots. plot thereof a* Book I t . page GERALD TNOUBBURON. and other claims or CLASSIFIED ADS Plaint Ml. y^ atoe Lm beM b u BABB N O . B T-S S TT-S N -e a -A ta re: The Metrtoge of IRMA L. LEW . Pet Manor/Wife, and EXPCDIT0 LEW . JR* Reopendetta/Mushond. TO : txptorro LE W , JR. Nang wah TLC B ptayroom. ten yet Cart. CFfVCOUftoMtoa m w -.f g f r w m r i» w m t w Bf MV HOME. Fncd yd. play room, hoi moOta. roooonobta f f t U R F M ____________________________ BMV* NULRV \ K .r m L m v n* RNMbM CRB* Coro F/T or P/T tm m VOU ARB MOT1PNU) NM* a ot a oeooiM W n iE f t t W aguffy ta Bta i M l. 4C encopta* No rag m m n ... m * . a. M l- pwuff Tftw Kjr mm ftuO/Nft FOE Iff mg. » B p y i - m s _________ Ptartdo SETTS, has ktagl you ta Bto Court, awe you t aarva a copy of p u t Anower or gfeeding to too Petition oh N w PeWNenor* oftomfy. atophon M. •*guU*. TBS Nprth IW B IiM T U lliB L r RECOTON CORPORATION, tae leading manufoefuror/ of otactronle hat eoveraf opening* ta r* Lake Mary lecWTy tor 2nd '* ottombly powtiont arg 4:M pm 12: Mom i ate* to M o rrwwrvn |of 36 too and (land for B hour* Apply n ponon of 1090 Oak* TrM. Leka Mary. FL 32744 A a tn E R ja a F a n v a u i Juff CaB Never a Fool No M y. For more •and a BABE to: Ctork o f ffta Circidl Court ta and County. FtarMs. t MARCH ESfh, H you fa* Long form 4hc.n i mi TbtaB To Hk- Communication*. 'Home Weekly* * Ley Ovar Plan' BB4344. Mtarn. FL •Etan Slap Pay* MAIM ------ -« 0UIR fteWlnlftfl 10 BO 00. copy pf Hilo notice lo served with this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF m i l NOTICE ON THEM. AM aHior crodMr* of Bto WfTNBBB a y hand and tool M e 1EH* Boy of Fobruary, IB M . 1 y r ^ T R e ^ a w w A COL req 1 « 0 4 t T b » 0 6P" Mon-frf Only E O t CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis C ampos H on THOMAS RAttorney for oddrate ta M l* Drtv*. ■r*m* *rv cmtaM k*m i •r* Ewk wow n *w c«n rooty * ckm t egato A 'N P Z ft H Z•O OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRE0. The data of the lirel puhhcotion of Mu* Nebco Is Fohruwy ZPONNION IZ8R0 OZ■ PNT.’ - P ft T , C U A K OF THB COURT BY! Ruth King 1*771 Attorney for V F II PZ• H ■ L ft ft U OLftOFOR ft P H P ft T , Ni l CNHAAK V L F J ft V . Curtta W. M IS ' INJ J ftQPZNXLIDXW Oh taw court WIT MM THREE MONTHS AFTSR THS OATS OF THS FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE. February 17m, IM S , and d In civil cat* number *7*40 CA. al me Circuit Court of C ounty. wherein Q.E. CAPITAL M OAT- I IN THS CIRCUIT COURT OF THS BIONTSSNTH JUDICIAL CIRCU IT M AND FOR SSM INOlfl COUNTY, FLORIOA CIVIL ACTION CASS NO. S 7 -I1 S T CA DIVISION 14-S OLD KENT MORTOAOE COMPANY. Plaint iff(a), v*. TIMOTHY S ROBERTSON, at al. Defendant)*). AMSNDSD NO TICS OF FORBCLDSURS SALS NOTICE IS HERESY OtVEN pursuant to an Amended Final Judgment of Mortgage Fetecleeura dated February 20th, IM S , and entered m Case NO lf-1117 CA of Hi* Circuit Court ol the EIGHTEENTH Judicial Circuit In and ter M M lHOLE County. Florida wherein OLD KENT MORTOAOE COM ­ PANY I* Hi* Plaintiff and TIM O­ THY S ROBERTSON. CANDACE D BURKE-ROBERTSON, FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF FLORIDA are the Defendants. I will set! to Hi* highest end best bidder for cash at Hie WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE; SANFORD, FLORIDA at 11:00 a.m., on the ITth day ol MARCH. IS M . the fallowing described property a* eel forth ta said Final Judgment: LOT T. WILLA GROVE. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK M , PAGES S I ANO *4. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SIM m o i l COUNTY, FLOMOA. WITNESS MV NANO M S Bto eeaf e« Hue Court an FEBRU­ ARY 10th. ISSS. ---------- — (BEAU Personal Repraaontaliv* G Andrew Speer 7lor Ida Bar No 01*440 200 Eatt Commercial Street, Suit* 8 Sanloid. Florida 127TI Telephone (4071 322-42*8 Publish Febiuary 2*. and March 5. 19*8 DEN 271 __________ _____ el tho line pubheattah i are avaaabi*. al no Thursday. Fobruary ISRS. Tha tataphana num­ ber is (407) n o . *4I I The Cay al Ranlord reserve* apt or refacl any GAOI SERVICES. IN C .. I* Plainlltf and DANIEL L IT T L E FIELO A/K/A DANIEL D L IT T L E ­ FIELD. LISA LITTLEFIELD . S U N ­ TR U S T BANKS. INC 0/B/A S U N TR U S T BANKCARD. N .A., SEMINOLE C O UNTY. A P O U T I CAL SUBDIVISION OF TH E STATE OF FLORIDA, la/ar* Defendant)*). I will tell to the highest end best bidder lor cash at the weal tronl doer ol the Samlnol* County co u rt­ house in Sanford. Seminole County, Florida, at 11 00 A M on the 24th dey ol MARCH. tS M . the following described property at set lorth In tatd F Inal Judgment, to wit: LO T I t . SKYLARK IN THE W OOOS. ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDEO IN PLAT BOOK 20. PAOE M . OF THE P U B LIC R EC O R D S OF SEMINOLE C O UNTY. FLORIDA N O TE: PURSUANT T O TH E FAIR DEBT C O L L E C TIO N P R A C TIC E S ACT VO U ARE ADVISED THAT TH IS LAW FIRM IS D EEM ED TO BE A D E B T C O LLE C TO R ATTEM P TIN O TO C O L L E C T A DEB T ANO ANY INFORMATION O BTAINED WILL BE US ED FOR THAT PURPOSE. Oaled the 11th day ol FE B R U ­ ARY. IS M MARYANNE MORSE Clerk of Circuit Court By Jan* C. Jaaawic Deputy Clerk COOILIS A STAWIARSKI 4010 Boy Seoul Boulevard Suits 450 Tampa. Florida 33*07 Telephone: (113) 177-SOO* C S S 4S7-OOS02 Publish: Febiuary 24. and March S. 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LABOR RITE » aaaka hard working. aak moOval paraon who la computer HerItottoto and a team player E«ca*anl growth potential in an artramary lap fart pat paced Induatry Apply n parton at 2603 park Or between 9am and 2pm daJy or : (407) 330-1496 la* return* Alto Branch Manager EOC AUTOMOTIVE O C T A U R S 8antordLcngwoodfOrtandD Oood Inooma Potontrt Bana«a Ahar SO Oaya n u t E M 407-293-3063 to LABOR RITE AVON EARN T O M Flaa Hr*. B a n * 331-11M tad. **•*330-3411**** 100 ♦ MEN 4 WOMEN NEEDED Da*y work-OaAy pay Vkhetoa a PLUS AVON NEEOE rapa • raa araa Sal Nrti ou a*y product* aam QQQd J I444. Hoi hour* 321-7142 NEED COMPANY VAN DRIVER W/ VAN COME WORK WITH THE BEET C H IL D M O N IT O R 40 h rW k 7am 4pm U SOtv r Longwoud O T a* raq • M 4<y hr Ttanp poa 4/24/M4/2 4/99 HS grad 3 mo* raiatad occxc m larva maaN to 3 yr old chad to tpartrt naad* Food* to ba nuiradNlonaay balancad amVor amoota rnonl consistency Faadng n y d ra i procadua datrgnad to proven! chad from gagging a r t w wmang Should ba praparad lo act quickly to manuaay ramova tood >od from chad* throat I nac Observe 4 monitor play actnrffrat. amuaa chad by roaring or playing gamo* Bataa 4 atarn chad in drafting WasfWon cloth** kaap cnadt room 4 play araa ' p«1t oI homa Sand raauma la OapL at Labor/Suroau at Oparatlona. 1310 (■ acuity* Cantor Orta*. Atkina M * Eta 110, aaa, FL 33309-0007. JOFL173237$. CONCRETE 4 CEMENT FMMHERE WANTED. FA. TOR RAV 334-2443 3rd *hta Ctoan drhrtag OL I Goad pay r Cad Mtoanr 333-1441 LABORERS NEEDED FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CONTRACTOR M4ALTN M9UR4NCE AMO 441k aanannn LAKE MARY C H A D CARS CENTER looking lor rotponaibto. dapandabto. 4 aapanancad care grvar lor varied aga group* Ptoaaaca* MI-3394___________ L a n d s c a p e W o rk e rs (> * 4 VMM Ue. Rard. ia n aBto 332-3116L E E 9 FAMOUS RE ORE Naad* a TOP NOTCH GENERAL MANAGER Ptoaa* land ra­ auma to OWNER, FRFC 4044 A Parmayhranto Or. " ‘ FI 33173 LUBE TECH F/T Soma *>p raqurad Oood wag** 4 banaliti Sanlord Eroroaa tub* 323 3271_________ M A a m NANCE nual eatery 320K Mamlem awnmeig pool and maka mrar rapaa* to condo common bldg* 4 ground* Airport Bhrd. San­ lord Drug km lackey CM 3217923_________________________ MAKE MONEY wrfh your own buamaa* with Shakto* 4 AT 4 T FtouDto achaduto BE YOUR OWN to echadto laid out Apply m pane ican Oanarrt I 1344 8 French/Wa . Sanford 4UAAVUS5SKT Tha loaomng potmont art avaiabto Com* and (om our S>a«nor ratod tactay P iU liim graded mart at *uit*. nart to park. Maka oftorl 383 000 OCOE CALLAWAY. Raattor (407) 334-9311, E rl. 10* 3ANFORO i n frame, tvg lot. CHA. *at (3th $4SK bred up 339 900 *«-<• 695 5151 RIGHT HAND MAN SANFORO Handyman Sto*i 2/ 1 or 3/1 block. CH/A 326K Worth 355K bred Great rental 695-5151 N#*da 75 workar* dally. *31 sign on bonui lo new *m- SECURITY OFFICER JOB Training Armed 6 Unarmed Brandy 4 Aaaoc. 934-7444 SEWING MACHME OPERA­ TORS For manna canvat operabon CaA 327 1125 ELECTRICIANS 4 Helper* /OR RAV. BENEFITS/ ratal 4 Comm DFWP Apply Sanlord Electric 2522 S Park Drive 323-1163 WANTED: Indvidualt who are aeeking a lulfiMna paopto ori­ entated career GREAT employmenl envuonmenl. proleational alalui and benalit* Coniider toe career ol Dental A i anting Formal education ol 1200 hour* Leading lo Slat* and National credential* Work In a la*! paced, highly tochmcal. ever changing career in to* aAtod health hew ol Denial Aaanhng Cad Orange Orlando Tech Dental DepartmanL 407-249-70*0. art.L ASM. Whetoer you are already in to* work place, raady to re-enlar or fuel looking lo to* future they hav# a program datignad lor WVL WAREHOUSE DCUVERT WORKER Ctoan FL O L entry level, heavy Wbng over 21 yr* 32*4930 SANFORO Remodeled v7 block horn*, huge treed tot nert to park Great area O V A 359.900, tow dn. 347(Ymon 695-5151 C T T ft fry Haver a to*. t OROUNOSKEEPCR WANTED For 256 Apt comrumay locatod ai Sanford F/T potibon Oood Benefit* It mtaraatod cal 3221061 MARINER'S VILLAGE LAKE ADA I lOMM *4l(VMO 7 80RM tafOiMO ANOU* 323-M 70 o e l t o n a * j5 * o 9 ^ u S ^ 7 trmem apt lor rant Beautiful 2/1. *at-*1 ka. dnaig rm. ig kv rm. whaalctiaa accaaadto Hand raa* in bathroom. Iu»y turn, houtakaapmg. nuramg ada upon raquaet Tran* provKtod to OR otoca hoapnai. ate Naaaad btwn CohjmtM Mad Canter 4 Waal Voiuna Medical Canter 0»aal Shoppuw arm 4975mnn Cal 407 : 17 333 2004 Comar of 17-93 4 10th SL Can lor tata Mi-1411 baamant* are aubfact to to* Federal Fa* Houang Ad which make* a Regal to adverb** any preference, krmtehon, or diaenrmnaaon baled on race, col­ or. rokgdn, aai. hanrtcap. lam d a L M A R o r n a jn jU n j^ ^ ^ Whan you can own tha 3 bdrm home a* CA4A. naw paml 4 car­ pet 7 Aak about HUO homaat The HHRman Orwup. taa. R m A***........... W 1 -S W CLEAN SO N m pan). AC Carport monto « 4400/aac 330-1094 LAKE MARY V I 4445/mon » 1445 dap Sanlord. 2/1 4495/ mon « S4M dap No Pot* Cal 321LAKE MARY 2/1 m to* country Rat r*q He Ratal 1400/mo « MO&toc 333-1973 laav* mag ■ EANFORO 4/1 5 34S(Vn» a 3950/wc. dap CHA. aa pch. W/Sp*. Great rm. wipod labto • No petal Dot Houm 1/1, AMOVE M IR E C U U I 400 aq ft 4 i4>l 4265 A MONTH CrteaStorage 321-0120 a 333 2554 Ourtdton Paraonrt Storage C M tor datata 5794500 3 M m avrttota* - 1199 BF 4 1400 SF. 407-331-7094 141—Homes For Sale SANORA SO U TH race 3/2/2. lanced yard. toate/opbon, 32.000-down. 3645/mo 774-7071 W ERE SELL M O HOMES Call a Sanlord ipaoakaL Jam wan propamea. Atk lot Dot WSeSf* 373-3191 or 330-3333. 149— Commercial Property For Sale SALE OR LEASE 1391 W. Flrat SL Bcvtnuv a. auacm k c a lty ja a 153— Acreage Lot For Sale 1 I J ACRES Ortaan araa Rrvar accatt Owner financing. Only 355.000 Cal 332 9695 B U U H N Q LO TS oft 427 •Croat from Suntond Ettato* 3334232 or pgr 4444699 61MOO. 14 ■ 44 9/1 Spkt 1990 Skytna Oak Spnngt DDl roof, fried ftlfW CARRIAGE COVE (407)tt*S1SO GENERAL Industrial ton A 5HP, 3 phaaa motor. 3300. DAYBCD wftruraPa A two 20 yr maftrasta* Never utad Cost 3650 Must tea 3250 cash 3 SWWO S E T METAL DELUXE 2 rtkto. taa saw. and Jim STS. Can move 322- MATTRESS SALE • Full size used bos springs A mattress 365 00 Larry* Mart 322-4132 199— Pals A Supplies For a few panmet more, gat in* latest technology In Squid wormers Ask STtNSTPOH OCNIPAL m o (323-1550) about HAPPY— JA C K ..U Q U IY K T . Tharas a BIO rkltorance1" 211— Antlque/Collectlbles CHERISHED TID O VS Lid. .Id. currant, suspended A reared mammmvsmzi 1 PMCC or Whoto Houaahota C H A 10 X 30 aaang Many EX- SISOGOeo Cal 4ft Oto rm. CH/A OtaLMMlacrnprdl I . 4 / IJO m r 1J00*%n..kvA3rY tom, bplc. 1 Alum. Can* Copper / Bras* Kokomo Recycling: 3214004 916 W. Ffrtt-MIF 1-5, Sat.9-1 223— Miscellaneous a r WOLFE TANNING BEDS TAN AT HOME Buy DIRECT and SAVE I Commarciartiom* units from $199 00 Low Monthly Payment* FREE Color Caltatog Cal TODAY 1400-711 7114158 230— Antlqua/C lassies 79 DOOOt TJL RED EXPRESS' max condition. 360 Crt. AT.PS 50 tanas t»*s CAM. haadart. $9,500 0 6 0 Trad*? 3394291 231— Cars For Sals 1991 MERCURY GRAND MAR L Loaded Eacaltont Mutt taa (hi* one" C M 3334194. 73 MERCURY COUGAR Need* Mil* work Mutt Sea". Naw brat/mag wheal* $500 firm 3294209 215— Boats A Accessories WANT TO OIT RM) OF ALL THAT STUFF? A YARD SALE « th* parfact way to do tart and the t anfork Hereto can bmg paopto t o you door A d a m s you safe in Ih* t antarrt ftorato and Lake AAtry LAN tor only SSIAna and watch coma* m. C al by Naan on and you H r * ad can run tor taro* days in taa Harrtd and once in Via Laka Mary Uto tor ONLY 31040ft AI wa aak N vial you prepay Vi* a* C M ua- 99 CHRYSLER LAZER Black. 5 *d. PSPWPB. radio, good bra*, angina knock* 3395 149M M or $234499. M OLDS CIERA Loaded Oood M* transportation 32.000 oao M UNCOLN TOWN CAR Oood bto transportation. 31500 OBO C M 911 M M . SEIZED CARS from SITS. cha*. Cadillac*. Chevy*. BMW*. Conran**. Alto Jaap*. 4w o * You arm Toi Fro* 1800 2114000 Ert 2209 tor c u - 235Truck/Bueee/Vane For 97 CHEVY 810 art cab ptek^p Lear cap. B k ) knar. 10 rack CO. FM wrtapa, AT/PS Atmott 302- For Junk Carl. Track* A Mtocl m**trtWCAV9AUTWVIC»3-ta*o FRIDAY, FEB 27 9am-3pm. 2 tonrty aato. washer, dryer, croft Aetna, much more. 203 RrtO* Or. Bantord MOVING SALE . Funrturo. 111 RoaacMf Clcto - a w.---- a. — ___ -a ITIHftTMU AiVTALi 219— Wanted to Buy (4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 94 FU 3TW O O O 14 X 70 3/2 move. 225 South Crystal Dr-Loch Arbor tub Onefl* *et n o n e , dresser, tabto. and tabtoi 6 household DAY BED Whit*. Victorian tfyto. with 2 lean mattresses 4 trunUe Never used 3300 407- 217—Garage Bales 157—Mobile Homee For Seie YARD SALE FRI/SAT 8-4 FOR SALE: Answering Machine pan*tone 'cassette type* Etc. cond Baepatto** remote $20 M k lW s m a n a k g Nura* goes from size 20 to 6 Guaran lea retufts 4074924132 HEATHROW. O o « oourm lot Impact to** part CC marroar•hpndudad $195k 290-1MA O A K R O O I FARMS • OttoarV Drttona arm 10 acre*. rtMi tor home* or canto farm Motato homa or homatna Zoned agn 344.900 Fmanang aval ml *m lent (904) 7674300 MOVING SALE BED • BERTA Perfect Stoepei IGng maftret* tel. never used SM in plane, was $1200 tec rata*. 3375 (407)2824556 BED-OUEEN tiz*. buck wrought eon canopy and premar orthapedto tel Never used *M bored. Cost $1200 Sell 3325 CaN 673-7316 BEDS ORTHOPEDIC FIRM SETS mart 5 year warranty Nev­ er utad Twin 375 Full $95 Quean 3115 King $165 Cad 4074694954 BRASS BED. Oueen w/ 20 yr Orthopeikc mattress sal Never uaed Cost 1600 Musi safl 3225 14 FOO T John DoaMaitor and motor Qraat thap* 3500 fern Cal 3394193. TRASH 031-7703.' New ertprt 4 p o rt M4WS3M JR I DOVu T m T ) 333-44M HOUSES T O RSNT Fn 6 Sal. 9-4 Sol*, entertain­ ment center, tq *ire bed tel. tm kitchen tel and several mf*c 311 Hatona a . Sanlord GENEVA 10 into* Eart of Santord Beautiful high 6 (fry wood­ ed 1/2 acre ptu* tot* Country -JOO 393-, Road*. SI5J 1 S » btam V> Carport. to n arch, CH/A.....473B S7M O S T B N M On 4 aero* wot 4 taper. aaHn M ...... M M 3 M NORTH LAKE V S LAOS 4/1 Condo Irtto accota ml topic. 30 Inch gat (love. 6 mo* oto. oven never u»#d Reasonably priced Utad r*frig*r«tor great thap* 3234343 ARVIN atoctnc raduni haatar Fan lore* h*al/*alaty np-ovar twitch/auto th*rmott*t control Seldom uaed 320 00 Call 323M il 994-774-2223/407490-3532 Fum, *cm rm. carport D O S CALUMWW H h * (497) >34 9311, S a t 1C 217— Oarage Sales DELTONA 10 acre* ktoti tor mode* homa***. hortat. cam*, larrrwig or nureary* Zoned agncultural 33.900/ACRE Sm down w/owner bnanca 904-7971773 or 194-7374923 UiMMfipai tMiArtu S i L b v 344DOO Aa to 181— Appliances A Furniture For Sale R M K A V S .I Noma* A3.000 lo 9A400 Sat Up O U M TK 1 Of DOORS. mnO YARD SALE FRVBAT 9-7 201 NORTH ELDER ROAD W mat Uparta Road. 2nd drt on R. 3rd houa* CW S record*, canning fart. mutbc A old A lurakiro 1/3 a . IA4< I *A I I I < » * |I • » l( f J Storing rt 330 A tp Atoo: 29 Potato* ca t: 330-1911 241— Reo. ■ ■ . « ------- m -------------------------- ^ ^ Y fm c N w v e n p tii ro r POR SALE-34 I 44 3 torn room*. WD Etc. cond 319.000 C M 333-7113 rttor taw. U IM A L 6 W 6 I RECEPTIONIST ir In Luck I F/T poaaon adh banaMi Ei onto. Appty m Fama Career «y Pracao* Cantor ol at Sanlord. PA7I2 Wart 23*1 StraaL Sant a r 3334341 Wamad FULL-TIME « « h ctoan data 0 or B koanaa Drug kaa work piac*. Staring 1330-4344/ ' and 4014 Cad WiOtorMMatalutfyoA I W •Stage Story DtUon •No Ont Btlow or Abo* •Energy - BftcBfltStudio. 1JA 2 Bedroom Car 4 Inaurano* Naadad I FREE 331-6394 AfHxdaM Apsrtmtnts * FrttndN, On-Ste, DiptndsM Ifantotmant •Attic Sloraet. Frtvm PMio 4 Mon! Reeldeoilel Cleenlitg MOLLY M A C M IrttalQ F/T •M-F * M a m . r-717 N I T . F A MACHINE OPERATORS-Lk Mary E n toWnaan/inkirt op­ erator*. M-F day*. Call 333- Sanford Court Apartments Lunch 4 rtnnar ahtaa Apply In Rrtma 334-174 Now Nnng M M n c a d COOKA SERVICERS A OtSHWASHE R A Top pay. paid vacation* SERVICE AO ENT Drhror. 3S911. Sanlord Ave. * Sanford ^ 3 2 3 -3 3 0 1 Fra Work piac* and a Drug Fra* E M 46 467-339-7776 4 3770 Orlando M ba lc .'A awi- Earn 10% comm. CalAnAaal WAREHOUSE SPACE OPEN HOUSE 27 • O p e n 1 1:JO - 2:JO 1M.HS (Casw •*) - ------—wwononop. a— Cm MMa giraoi in vordto^dLana o n a o n i. 275-Orywell D R YW A LLtrU C C O Rtprtri Wrtl A Cthng INrtwat Door*, window*, carpentry. w ing, deck* A conerat* 323-4433 8 0 262^ablnets R IA T Y P S CABBTS-rotoca/ uvVcouaartop/ tata 3344490 27>-Hsndy Men U-SUY-7T- I art Aaaambto VI Appk/loyrtant ctr/atc Local houa* cata 376-1033 279-Heullng zzr.. 297-Lawn Services AAA ORASS MASTERS. AI tod. Dapan •Cat tor OREO DROSS LAWN MMYICS RES/COM QUALITY CARE FREE EST. 2— -Legel LearTech SSS. Custody $75 lirtikiirari ISTS. Nana O w n 0-0347 W E t M hr*.(407) 522434) Ovorc* 3314373 P/T CASHIERS A COL DRIVERS Scotty's Feb. 253-Additions A Acaramctto. O W ^ R W T M iS N t M lor C M 337-1139 Fritiiiy, O FFKE/W H3I 3.000-15.000 af From $3 af Pnma locabon Hwy 17-92 Sanlord. 1 bl from Avport Bhd C M 3244440 JfriVSua 118— Office Space For Rent MECHANIC DRIVERS FANTASTIC SAMS LONQWOOO/4.000 *q ft AC warahou** » 1.000 aq ft Oita* or modfy lo au4 290-1239 103—HoueeeUnfumlshed 4JUW FoS*4^Dup* w ^ W A Nkng OrunVnokal 331-4434 Ata torN •ek. Appfy lando (17-93) (17-1 paraon. 3 SOM 1 Orlando Dr. Sardord LEASE Prana ahowroom 4 warahoua* $10,970 *q ft SR 441 fronlag* 407-579-2500 WEEKLY RENTALS Starting B 377/wl fktaonc Downtown 3394433 For Buay FtoM Samoa Shop n y w ijc / i nl ii a B u e w m i * pinptoi h t^A i Longsood tocaaon. Ful-tm e4l 1401(10 Sardord. Naad to ctoan. aarvtca and in■pact rantal vahreto* Vakd dnvag roa FDL 117— Commercial Rentals ^ A t t k f iiy f t o c A - 93— Rooms For Rent h mackum duty truck 4 RV .n Must Hava own tool* Ap­ ply ai paraon: C ompton Automobva 2207 W 1*1 8L Sanlord FA SANFOROOEOROCTOWN 3 bdrm. A/a 1111 WRow Ava 3375/mon Charta 369-7267 1500 aq ft with d taaa. panmator tone*. C l zon­ ing $6003600 « taa S TEN S TR O M R EA L TY Jim Doyto .322-2496 M E C H A N IC Ap^ E f f o y . too 105— Duptex/THptex ROSE LEA VALAS art spat ia l •S4f9StonfA HUO OKAY 497-3394933 HW TO RK O M TM CT 1/1 I IWaptooe. CH/A W/D hook-up* i ^ P t I tfl ftEYW 321-34M Cal j&taRdUt / (u* I BORM. taduda* aa utaaw* A pArtung 4450IMon or SlOOlWk * i you 4 AT * r * Naw Homa Baaed 497-91 ol Nur»90 Norta n g or apply highway 17-93. Dadary. Ftonda Drug Fra* EOS. SANFORO Rent M own. 3 bdrm. 2 bath. 1/4 acre tot. Special Government financing Owner agent. 24 hour recorded mat tag* 303-4392 99—Apartments ■ Unfumlehed V. aa much or aa ■ a B O H M Sa L a RMS B A lE O an a M f . i l t y R f . o u f t i*s (407) 859-0444 95—Retirement I pack- RF/AltX PHONE PROS EFF1CMNCY Mad le v •convamam location 323-9009 FURNISHED ROOMS-A* uMa aid Laundry phone, and M u*e $45 390 a week 3244955 LAKE MARY Amartrva turn room w.'cabt*. laundry luichan prkr. Ptoaa* ca> 334-1992 $10.35 TO START fraaia* poaaon Financial ■ - - - - -*n - +%.W«\MDACXQrOunO 141— Homes For Sale r 407-661-4330 Croat to tkxtonat P/T A F/T No *R) lor aito 9*9-91*1 c x jS fb iik n W m t l Outgong paraonaaty Duka* w d n g dal* I n d caah hanrtng data antry pnonat tad* coaactic FPtANCtAL NEP rr:.T ira *. *E*tri pay to drtver*. ’Open I am 401 Dogtrack Rd, Lengaroed. 3*0-4104 a m rm O N C N A t Sanford HnrakJ. Sanford. FTortda - Thursday. February 26. 1998 •SB K IT ’ N ’ C A R L Y L E ® by Larry WriRhl 1717 I m w w Sr.. BwMss EaagBonM Find. 4 M . 2 1/39A Fool Horn* WarthouM $pac« for ront, 1*250 aq. ft, port of lorgor warohouoo oroo. 24 hour accost. Locatod 269-ChUd Care BuAdrt. CSCte729S. Raa/ Comnv, ramodrt. addkona. r pax. MC. V IS A ...... 407-339-1741 61 C M (497) 3344379 34 hro. AN IX P LOYStO MOIA along wrti T I C A playroom, ton yrd Cart CPRCOURakRaa For raarvww 3304700 A* C1EANR40 SVC Raart/ a r m Fro* **L 3244327/or pgr or fenmad roapona* 909-3901 APOLLO CLEAMMQ SVC Comm Raart Quarty Sao/SrtUoAna. 3314944 DAYS) KEY CONSTRUCTION ; sg » H *g . 2B1-irrigation A PtaaaotLMAao. 3314133 d | M M J ---- - A - - - —3____ MLM 54S3S21 Host Iwiwy Grtar 407-J23- 1 �Sanford Haratd. Sanford. Florida • Thursday, February 26. 1B9U by Chle Young BLONDIE ^ T mow Y lnCCME?J( l2>( \ >v Long shifts hurt patient care DEAR DR. GOTT: Why arc doctorsIn-training exp ected to work such ridiculously long hours in hospitals? It seems to me that under such circum­ stan ces, th e ir ju d gm en t would be S impaired BEETLE BAILEY you «AJP TO BRIM® \ I M EANT SUPPORT VEHICLES, A / F IR S T A lt S IR _ Ij l\ Iwtfreci'.tl 2-2U S r by Art San tom WWKft FOR DIMMER. 7 W H Nft rULVbXL ..TWMMN MCN0NITRMe 7 IN ---------- r r y fueoFLN iiH ,w m THKT 7 TUMK hS&lbTEK rm tow N u P oeiL s, >% / tDJUCM NUtABEZA □ i f XD W M H E N m K " W x W»PHME.HONO V OH, AMD TU H k ! by Chariaa M. Schulz 6RAM PA WISHES HE H AD HIS O L D C AR B A C K .. U/HEN THE M ILEA G E M A D E A 616 CHANGE, IT WA5 FUN TO UJATCH A l l THE NUMBERS ON THE ODOMETER ROLL OP.. H E 5AY5 TH A T IUA5 HIS FAVORITE P R 0 6 R A M by Howl# Schnafdar HCY.USWO TO THIS... THE QO/SWJMBJT UMWTS MICROSOFT T > CHAUGC (t s w am e ... DEAR READER: As indeed it is. Interns and residents have tradi­ tionally been required to put in long shifts during their hospital training: 36-hour stretches were often the rule I believe that this unnecessary com­ m itm ent was the result o f a "basic training* mentality. Young doctors, very much like new military recruits, were supposed to become tough and "hardened" by the sleep deprivation Inherent in such working hours. However, this pattern is undergoing change. Prodded by several media reports of medical mistakes made by exhausted young physicians, many hospitals are now modifying their oncall requirements by limiting intern and resident shifts to no more than 24 hours. I think that it won't be long b efore all teaching hospitals adopt this humane approach. As someone who survived the tradi­ tional, brutal system, do I believe that new doctors are “ softer" than us old fogies? Yes and no. By surviving the ordeal, we certainly did experience a feeling of accomplishment and pride; we knew we could handle even the most rugged on call schedule. Yet we surely made mistakes during our peri ods of sleep deprivation. Therefore, I agree that the new system is not only gentler, but probably leads to better patient care. T o this end. w e have dearly been assisted by technology. Here is an example. When I was an intern in a large New York City hospi­ tal in the IS60s. we young physicians w ere exp ected to stay up with our patients until the diagnosis was made and treatm ent was instituted This w asn 't much o f a problem when patienta w ere adm itted during the day. However, if a person entered the hospital with, say, a bowel obstruction at 2 a m . the rest of the night would be torture for both the patient and his doctors because of the array of testing that was requited. Today's technology simplifies this. The patient has a CT or M R! scan on admission. Within half an hour, the diagnosis is made and treatment is begun. Problem solved. Intern and patient can get a few hours of sleep. a Therefore. I am in* favor of modify­ ing on c a ll schedules. These changes should Improve patient care. D E A R DR. GOTT: 1 have chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. Will eating chocolate or artificial fond m i. oring worsen my condition? D E A R R E A D E R : C O PD . which causes breathlessness and difficult respiration, is not affected by eating certain foods. Obviously, however, if you a rc o v e rw e ig h t, you ahould red u ce you r c a lo ric conaum ption because obesity will aggravate COPD. On the other hand, if you are slim and do not have an allergy to chbcolate or food a d d itives, you can s a fe ly eat them T o give you more information. I am sen din g you a copy o f my H ealth Report "L iv in g With Chronic Lung Disease." ated w ith profou nd m eta b o lic changes, esp ecia lly salt and w a ter retention. These changes can be even more pronounced during pregnancy. I DEAR DR. GOTT: Ever since I was don’t know the cause of your swollen, 17, my left arm has become swollen tender arm, but your symptoms may and tender around the time my period be related to edema (water retention) starts. Now I’m S3 and pregnant, and I in your tissues. Although not a hazard have the symptoms constantly. M y to health, the edema can be uncom­ family doctor said to ignore It, but I fortable and may be associated with hypertension and other afflictions. c ms NEwspAiTKnamPRisE a$sn □nnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn nnn nnn nnn nnnn nnn nnnn nnnn nnnnnn nnn nnn □nn nnn □□nnnn nnnn nnnn nukj nnnn nnn nnn nnn nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn TO TT“ nr- WJT n 5I- M L i Politics again Bridge has fought hard — aad fairly successfully — to keep politics out of the game. Players never care which race o r cree d their opponents are, but governments have sometimes taken a less liberal n ** The main story as last year's World r k i n d wn M y i began in Tunisia eras tbs withdrawal, citing security re a ­ sons, o f the Isra eli w om en's team. Ita ly breached the gap, but as the Latin ladies received such short no­ tice, they started uncertainly. Here is a deal from their round-three match a g n ta s t'G e rm a n y , the d efen d in g m ore c o m p etitive — and stra n ge! North's two doubles were lor takeout, but wouldn't be the choices o f eiaay players in North America. Still South was in three no-trump West, D aniels von Arnim , led the spade jack, which Beet, Sabine Aukaa, carefu lly overtook with the queeo. South bad is d eck to kill E a s t’s spades. New, though, Auken switched to the hoort eight: six, jack, Ave. West returned a spade. East w iaaiag with the a ct aad leading bar second M a r t In one room , the Germ an South, Waltraud Vogt, opened with a weak no-trump. North ralsad to three no­ trump Understandably, West led the heart three. After winning with dum- Opening lead * J P A M A flM S H IF T / O f T T fp| VUCW -BRNB MffTNCftNWP ■BdONWTMB* ATlCAkT sniMM. iMtAgar it CAM rtX iU i MTH A FUU aufTZ-udTY JK-BSP— � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1998 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, February 26, 1998 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 26, 1998; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/aba1c5a4234df62cb0cfa2a33f177917.pdf 8affa49aa5c64c6fc31460c7f2754eaf PDF Text Text THIS Wl I KI ND KI I l ( i l ( ) N. . . 5A students learn the pow er o f - advertising O ne church honors all new graduates SPRING JAMBOREE FOOTBALL AT LAKE HOWELL...SPORTS 7A 3 cmmolc Herald Serving Sanford, Lake Mary, Longwood, Oviedo, Winter Springs and Seminole County since 1900 50 Cents I KID\V M N't 22. I')*is ‘HMh VI AK. No. I‘U Teens and alcohol don V What a little water can do Lake Mary residents tired o f biting the dust t .IIIIH « llit* ft III Mill* It thr rsf*r be. till, ♦*t Ihr l»M<i|» filv ! 11* n as 1 lire ll iflri frt 1 M ftf«\ InftVr .ii* to. atliiu*. JIlMhlrtiilk* th.il |a i Mill Ills; || ^ hr |unit till ir f-I llir « tf\ lo hrlp hr (i N! %t\ i if\ talKl I..|fm 1ittmi ndii S|tMfl tll.lt .1 t If ikrt W,1vii f Liu Ikl* fr*J Wli.it Ilf .It.lll t fr 11 llir SllMfl H.llll ill. ,i the ( tty 1i.|H tiHifio 9*» .f J him !1 I IfH It \ i»| \ « Mffltll|%Motir|H i|. rise till ‘99 lit IIy Shall lliodle i» i k a t v k k t:t»n »m uai L\K». MAIO Mir Iltv M ,i\ \t*vi.i D. ivhI i,*t 1 ' MiiimiH«kii*nr i 1,1rn ir MUMr,| t«. 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Ird r W r 1| i.ikr ( ale nl ft • III wf Ui V* 1■ ft. | 1 fi„ s.» Dual l'l| l IA Mill (.ill till frasr llir t.ilr it (h.llgcs !•>| residential Water -a-fM, r lly Hu m White tit u a i i» m a i 1 want n Residential rates won't ,n It liaal planned In ill! nil lilltr I i Itv Manager John I IMnfi rr (••ilril in thr inavnl anil ntv i i.iiinilsslnnrts that thr fair tin rr.isr 1 1niliI In delated In Ian I I’r n dnr In a 7 |irr i rill swiplus in (Hr ir irm ir stir.ill! and *1 IS MMi Ul1ll|( mi watriliiir Mnlk nil Minrtiarl Hnail 'Mir Jlfli|ri1r»l lirtl* |n| llir M.ilrillnr |iinjr< I i*rlr hlghrt ill.in a.In al * said l.n kif *s.\., llir i n\ s nnalu r ilnritiil 'I think Mr nMr II tn dill till / r n i ' Ijltnn said atnnil ilrlay III*; tlir la ir ln« tease ( (iimmsslolirt George Duiy-r.i M.l, in niririril tliat llir illy MMlId l*r sending llir wrong message In (Olisuiners "W r air n il our lining tlir usr nf r»lr.i Matrr ' hr said Hr i|iirsllnuril thr environmental in*|illr a Hulls adilirssrtl In llir SI Johns l i n n Watrr Manage riirul llistrti 1 last yrar uhrii Ihr .i|[rm \ requested llir ralr Ini I rasr Im .i i i v uf Ihr 1 Itv s high M.itrr usage < ultlllllsslunrl lialy Itlrndrl said that Ihr ad|ilstuirn1 III thr la ir s m Ii Ii Ii Ih 1 amr rllri liw nil .Julir | |Tl7 addrrssrd Ih' i n t u r n i s nl thr Matrr malt age, nr m distriil *1 see rin rrasnli lul us In krr|i Ihr surplus * said llrrn drr *1 think trni,1 a financial stand|Miliil Ihr fair is flnr * •slid Ijflnii Mir has* sr|VM r l h a i g r Ini I rrsldrntl.il tnrlrr Is *J'g<) |»rr mouth /<iu through 11 am PIMM Hair* P l| f IA Sanford eyes additional cemetery land lly Nl< k I’lrlfaul lit UAM» SIAM WKIt* H Ghent! Don tsiingor IbufVUy put paints I ’VJ yOuft> of S*mn d* ' n,r on notice that l*a enforcement agorvex,* bavo a /mo to'cian* * pc <, regarding youthful otlvnden and drug aixt .1 ’ uve a' J School Hoard member Sandra Hobmson tat po1»»rrn are Vwam at a p»eaa coofuiunco vutt> lae enforcement otfoals bom tt.iouyt- ^ ’’ J,t'J Zoo’ s senior fitness day SAMOHD Mir 1 Its (rmrtrrv frj.i,ir(1l\ has mum Im onh 2l*i burials wln.li an prrdt.ted In lir *;nnr Milliin vr.us t llntis air Hu m tiliilrr May In develop pmpertv iliunediatrlv smith ill Hu in nrlriy win. h Mould [inAldr itnot hr r 1 h-|u sp.111 • hi I rlim .m ihr • n\ •» * rtnrtrr\ Advisory 1998 Mayor's Award winner < annul I* • iih I In ills, liss tin ptrsrul sliuit v ' IlirMaid -Irflrirs miIIi Ihr ill* s ilk. lauds, ujic division said the inmmlt t r frl* <1 ,1 «hr 1 tty lias nn nlillijiitlmi tn ■ /rtr. t. <nnltnur In provide irinrtrry «t s and * \p mil as nrrded |t • • uiiiiniltrr suti.i ipir 11th tt iuili mri ■ i|..,t I,m,| knuMH as thr 1 ruMturd |iin|«M\ | «ir,h isril m l ‘r,| Inr hiturr r\ |i i ll' • HUM la ■nllstdrtrd Ini develop llir111 Jrllrlrs has drtrnulnrd tliat Ihr rsli matrd 1 nsl nl totiverllllg thr |>|u|K-|t> In us.,t,|r suiir mu iW Ir s.H ‘I7M ( in Manage, Hill Siininnns has ilrlrr lllllird that Ihr salr nl thr addlHulial I M|o hiiital (iluls Mimld generate appro*!,uatrlv >1 llilllloli At thr (irrsrnt tunc all jium rrils liutn llr n i Htr Cemetery P t(, IA Lawton students learn that the environment is worth preserving By Nick Pfelfauf HERALD S1AI I WRITER SANFORD You uuuld irrhiinly r;ri your sharr nl |n^*;in*t r.xrfi Isr It you urrr hrin*; 1 hiisril hy an rni.i*;nl linn nr lltirr nr a 1 liar cm*; rlr|>lianl Tlir Crnlral Florida /nolinju al I'ark in Sanfurd mmhis |o hr|j, seniors III Ihrir Illness hilt nn they won t k<i th.d tar muIi it• On Wcdlimday, Ma\ 27. srnlor* arr Invltril In visit ihr /on and jiariH Ijialr In Natlunal Senior Health and Fitness Day hum h a rn unlll I p m Thr rvrni is brim; hrld in partnrrship m1i Ii lYudrntlal Hrullh( arr Senior Carr llir /oo has hern dr, hired an nllli lal site fur llir National Senior Health and Fltnrss Day. and in oriier to assist, admis­ sion rales lor seniors. (GO .111(1 over) normally $-1 will 1m- hall pm e IS2I clunnn those hours Ariivttlrs will imlmlr health si rreniiif’s. a sravrnftrr limit through the /oo, /ooFarl Malkin*; fitness trail, hralthy snnrks hv Chainheilin's \tirket and Cafe, healthy recipes. Pirate See FU b c m . P*|t 3A IN D E X C lt u lfle d ............ 9A 10A C o m ic s ..................... U A C ro ssw o rd .................U A D e tr A b b y .................. 6A Dr. G ott . . . « • • • • • .11A H o ro sc o p e ................ 11A O b itu a rie s .................. 2A Police B r i e f s ..............3A R eligion .....................5A S p o r t s ................... 7A-8A T V ........................Pullout Weather ..................... 2A A holiday is a permitted-or rathwr a prescribedexcess, a solemn violation of a prohibition.’ Sigmund Froud lly Jeff llrrlinlrkr A S M S |AVI spil • s u n i o n oYIIInt Kids ,i |. hlemrIllaiV mul»l *;■■ mil side and pi.iv dun . (ihvsnal ( dm atiuii vcslr iil.iv Ihr smog alrit « li del tr*Vllio (allscd the tr hrjs to keep than kids lusiili ,|| ,|.,v lliat s espri lallv Ironic slliir Ihe kids al Livtni, ,,rr leal tillig all .i Ihiii I | lit it lull and Its rllri ts in i|,c environuierii and slim c,| .,u thru knowledge wnh a |h i Iniiiialn e at Iha •.•hoot I Ills week Nred Rtoia b« Formor S/inlord City Commisymnof 1on H oa o II toft ft.*', txion prosnntod Milti ttio 1998 Mayor * A*at(J lot * hi* vtemplary dedication and contribufion to tho proicrvat'on of Sanford 5 ftiMonc Cxmmorci.il and Hoyidvntial District* ' Mayor Larry Dal« madu ttiu provontat'ori In 1981 Mowel Mas rosponsiblo fot launching a petition dtivo Mtuch resuitod in Ifio fo/oning of Ifttr rosKlcmti.il Historic District lo bingio family and ultimately landed Iho area on the National Hogistet of Histone Places Hu has also been involved m tho restoration of several structures including t»s own homo Howoll curronlty sorves on llio Orlando Sartlord Airport Authority IJVKi: MARY David Oirrach. nl Conklin. I’nrtrr and llnlmrs a Sanford rn*;lm-iTtii*’ firm, (old Luke Mary city column*slnm-rs lliursday nlRhl that tin* Ulnchari Knad vi'idi-nln*; I'rojrd is on him* and m rrrnily 8I.2HU.HI umh-r hudfirl. 'Kvrryihlng has inntlmird in l>rn*;i(-ss cpilic Mill." said Gelracii *Wr rontlmu- in Innk for...cost savings.’ Girt.ti ll prcst-ulrd a ihangr ordrr lo Hu* rominlHslon for their approval. While llir order Included several Increases In (he cunlr.nl price. 2 Items to­ taling SH7.-KI7.2H accounted for the decrease. A revision In II the i Itand the was a lliusit.il hasad nil tiller R s nl n ulugv K iy replenish and respa o was the i (lltlllll.il tactI nf students' study nl eenlogv IWo |m rtnnnam es were lirlit and Ihe puhtli was liivlli'd tn alteml Ihe kids learned a lot and also thought ahotil people who do llieir lies! to harm th<aiiviiomneiil "We had kids at a pla ill, and there was all fills pollullon * llanuah lia/ruhault said IN BRIEF Rinehart on schedule, under budget I lie thud graders at I winu presa-nled ' I ’rnjei I R, a ur Sava- the I'laliel ' a retention pnud. storm sewer pipe and iftulntiig wall is Hiv­ ing money on tin- pm)e« t Tile biggest issue. s.ild Gelrai h. Is the paving ol die s»-« Hull ol the road Iioiii Like Marv* lloulevard lo tin- Maliilerley siihdlvlsion. vvhlili is si ht-diilrd lo Im-riu Ihe llrsi . week ol June and Is- enmpleled hy Jilin- lf». When ilie paving is loinplrled. a lane shill will oceur. so work (.ill begin on die west side ol die road. The contractor lor the Rine­ hart projed. Marlin K Khv ConstnicUou. was also Ihe low bidder on the Interstate I County Road -10A Inten hange. nortli of Like Man' Wink on Pleatc *«r ilrlef*. Pag* 2A "Die animals were telling |M-ople that they shoiildn t pollute.' added Noah Wheeler ll was a large production vvtili a loi of the Liwlon third graders Involved Hie kids had ail understanding as lo whv they (millin'! take I'.K. be­ cause ol do- smog and they said lliev learned limn thr plav all .iImuii Its dangers Iluring the production, (here were animals siuh as lish. ran imiiis and other of nature's creatures talking lo tin- piciHi krrs about the effects of polllllloil. Tlicrr was also singing. In­ cluding songs like. -Disposal of Society.' and Guardians of t»raMrscKo* k, M* Bach tow Noah Whoolcr. Eon Clonmgor. Hannah Ba/onhatdt. Shano Bordas Mary King Front Caitlin Liggett Ryan Martin teacher Mary King 'I’rojr* i K.utli Is a unit in our science studies.' she said. -|i helped that we could give ihrin more insight through having a play than letting them read IxMiks about It.' Some ol the actors said they were disgusted by so many people throwing trash on the ground. K .i i i I i * Tlie play was destgnrd hy T always see people throwing things out ol ear windows Into Ihr street.' Hannah said 'Yesterday. I saw Homebody throw a papri cup out ol the window.' added Ryan Martin. If the Liwlon kids have any­ thing to do about It. people will start paying attention to the dangers of pollution. Maybe dial way. they'll he able lo have I'.K. m " ■‘Vi * �X* •Swnrote Herald. Santom. Honda •Friday. May 22.1996 B r ie fs member the reunification* that haw made many families this project Is scheduled to whole again. begin In July. The theme of National Miss­ Domettle cal show ing Children'll Day Is ‘ Light MAITIAND • Simple Treas­ Their Way Home’ . This rrfieri* ures u celebrating their sec­ the pain of not knowing the ond anniversary with thr Sec­ whereabouts of ho many of our ond Annual Simple Treasures rhlldrrn-whrthcr they are ab­ 'Domestic Cat Showl* Satur­ ducted by n stranger or some­ day. May 23. one they know, have run away, The show will benelll ‘Save nr are being exploited, ac­ the Wildlife'. A special guest cording to Joan Thompson, appearance will be nude by a Executive Director of the Florida panther. Grand Prize Missing Children Center. Inc. This year citizens across is $25. There will be ltw en­ tertainment. free refresh­ America arc asked to keep ments, fun. and games for their porch lights on-all day cash iind prizes. and all night on May 23. This Simple Treasures Is located unified effort in Central Flor­ ida and all 50 slates will serve al Ole Red Bam Flea Maiket. 8780 S. Hwy. 17-92, Maitland. as a reminder of the thousands of rhlldrrn who haw yet to Call I407J 740 7121 for de And their way home because lulls. of abduction or exploitation. Aulo-festto beheld On May 25 the Missing Chil­ SANFORD • Tlie American Christian Childrens Founda­ dren Carter. Inc.. 270 E. Hwy. 434. Wtntrr Springs, will host tion. Inc. announces Auto-Fesi Extravaganza to be held Sun­ events to observe National day. May 24. 10 a.m. to 6 Missing Childrens Day. The program will begin at 7:30 p.m. at the Sanford Drlw-tn p.m. and will Include parents Theater (Movteland). Hwy. ITof missing and rrcowrrd chil­ 92. recovered children, Dlls ewnl features special dren. clergy, rongsirra. and city and Interest whlrles. sprint cars, vintage low riders, classic race stair dignitaries. A special nuidlellghllng ceremony will cars and hot rods. There will be held at 8:30 p.m. to Light also be a Swap Meet, arts A crafts, amusement games, Their Way Home' with a read­ children's clowns, face painters, door ing o f missing names to conclude thr cere­ prizes and a 50/50 drawing. mony. Special entertainment will For additional Information Include Danny C (formerly about National Missing Chil­ with Sha Na Na). The Enchant­ ers. The Imaginations. Uncle dren's Day or the Missing Russle A Laurie, and The Children Center. Inc. please call the center at (407) 327Queen of Doowop with Rock A 4403. Roll sounds of the 50*a A 60's. Thts outstanding show is On ttw Norton presented tn conjunction with LAKE MARY • ATAT Wireless RODAK (Rods A Kids), and to Services will conduct an exer­ held to raise money to help cise Tuesday, to show Lake abused, distressed and hungry Mary city commissioners and children. staff Die affect of the construc­ This Is a non-alcoholic event tion of a monopole communi­ and a non-judged show. All cation tower It wants to locate proceeds benefit the American off Sun Drtw. Christian Children's Founda­ The company will tether 2 tion. General admission la $3. balloon*. I at 140 feet and 1 young adults 15 A under are at 100 feet to help the comfree. WINTER SPRINGS - The commemoration of National Missing Children's Day to Monday. May SB. On this $>edal day citizens across Amer­ ica will Join together to re- Brownies |oln Cub Scouts at Plncwood Derby Cub Scout Pack «34 hstd to annual Pmswood Dsrby al tha Ftot Uniad Methodist Church ol Sanford on May 9 Winners warn Wnton love (toft. toll photo). 2nd Ptoea; Spsncsr Gzovsr. 1st Ptaca; and Patrick Tunsr (not pictured) 3rd Place. Brownie Troop $1115 Joined CU> Scout Pack *34 McC Mas Summer school: Earn college credits at SCC SANFORD * Beginning tn June. Central Florida high school students will be able to ram college credits by participating In the Governor's Summer Program at Semi­ nole Community College (SCC). From June 22 to Aug. 6 up to 20 stu­ dents ages 15 and IS will have opportu­ nity to participate In the sta-week Oorer Dor's Summer Program at SCC. The Flor­ ida Department of Education awarded Seminole Community CoUrge the grant tor clpal: and have received an academic award or recognition tor achievement, There arc 10 scholarship* available. Each year program participant* produce a documentary video an aspen of Central Florida'* mhlhStory and culture. The selrrted topic of (Mo year's project wlU explore the htstsry af theater In Seminole County, with an cmphaata on thr Governor's Summer Theatre Institute. Under the guidance of Wnatnsto mntonunttr ridhgr instructors, atudMM wM learn directing techniques, script w iy w ifa y and anpnrtokiti on-canton toitervicwing. and pool-productkm planntoig and editing through hando-on taps» n nltoi Hitoiriy cw m o g M A ^ d r a k to p the tower win look tn contrast to the surrounding environs. ATAT la applying tor condi­ tional use of 80 fed fay SO feet In a 10 acre parent tract to erect the communication tosrer. putrtlaMng. and VMM At thr end of six-weeks, students will have earned three ’delayed’ college credMa In IIUM 2930 Selected Studies In Mumantdes. (The credits wont actually ap pear on the student's transcript unto he or she graduates from high school | Past productions have received recognition 10caBy and at the state and national Imto winning such honors as (hr Wall Dtwtey World Community Service Award: Communtty College Association of Instructional Ifhjfeton Stoat Place, national compel Immt A.C.E. Cable Award nominalkm tor oactomce m coble faros dratomg: and Ft. I*ndrn1«lr rthn Festival (arcond place, Mudnit dtvtaion). ^ apply m tor further kttonastkm. contact DrWUHam Srhmldl at (4071 , D ^ toto e to apply to June IB . I M DAYS ^ ^ V t o n M ^ S iit r t o .* ^ t h e moved to Central Ftodda In T adar Sunny. Hight In the low90s. Lows near-70. totoltof . Pauly cloudy. Highs In the low90s. Lows near-70. B aM ay: Partly cloudy. Highs tn the low90s. Lows near-70. H M t o f t RsHly cloudy. Ht#n near-Mi V B D tfi BOMBUto TABLB: min. 2:45 a m . maj. 8:55 a.m., min. 3.-05 p.m., maj. 9:20 pan. T B M t IMykana B a a *: tdtfi: 5 3 5 a m . 5:58 p.m., low: 11:38 a m . — - p m tonr fenyitoa employed beautician. ouJYiYorB mcxuoe niMosna, Robert M.: son. Richard O'Nell. Orlando: daughter. Julia Mace. Hickory. N.C.: stepson. Robert G.. San Francisco. CaMf.; step­ daughter. Valerie EfWta. Dd- Ttags Central School District. Nichols. N.Y. She was a mem her of Order of Eastern Star Mrs. Robertson was a Method- on these day* in A Getawayfa r the Two q f You? 10-19 m.pJi. Seminole Herald L iv in g * t 900 Grand f t a e Drive Orange Chy, PL 32763 KepMic 904-775-5561 �Springs police. Casey was charged with DU1 and resisting without violence. Casey was arrested on Stair Road 434. Officer said that Casey ran a red light. Robert Clupprr. 20. or 2821 Sun Lake Loop. Lake Mary, was arrested Saturday. May 10. by Lake Mary police. Clupprr was charged with DU1 and was ar­ rested on Lake Emma Road. Sean Valine, 22. of 10206 Stonebrook Dr.. Sanford, was arrested Tuesday. May 12. by Sanford police. Valine was charged with DUI and arrested In the 1000 block of Stonebrook Drive. VsMne allegedly ran a red light. David Crane. 42. of ISO Bedford Cl.. Sanford, was ar­ rested Tuesday, May 12. by Longwood police. Crane was charged with DUI and failure to maintain single lane. Crane was arrested st the comer of Stale Road 17-02 and Raven Avenue. Crane waa observed swerving side to side. Leon Kaabrny, 67. of 410 Flatwood Dr., Winter Springs, waa arrested Tuesday. May 12. by Hoclda Highway Patrol. Rasbeny was charged with DUI and arrested on Red Bug Lake Road. Rasbeny waa involved In a trash, and officer determined that Rasbeny had been drink­ ing. __ - of South Orlando Drive. cenae to suspended or revoked (habitual (raffle offender). Coheld was arrested in the 400 block of West Airport Boule­ vard. Officer observed Cofield throwing a beer bottle out of N i m m Im Ottve Knight. SO. of 1103 Willow Ave.. Sanford, waa ar­ rested Tuesday, May 10. by Sanford police. Knight was charged with possession of crack cocaine and arrested at the comer of IOth Street and Willow Avmuc. The Sanford QUAD squad made the arrest. Klahon Watkins. 20. of 136 Carver Ave.. Sanford, was ar­ rested Thursday. Maw 14. by Sanford police. Watkins was rliarged with possession of cannabis under 20 gnuns. pos­ session of cannabis wHh Intent to sell within 200 fed of park and possession of drag para­ phernalia. Watkins waa ar­ rested on Academy Avenue. Sanford QUAD squad made the arrest. Dealer Orshsm. 22, of 122 Academy Ave.. Sanford, was arrested Thursday. May 14. by Sanford police. Oraham was charged with possession of rstuiabls with Intent to dis­ tribute and poaataalan of can­ nabis with Intent wtthtn 200 fort of public park. Oraham was arrested at Academy Manor Park. Sanford QUAD squad made arrest. Brian Newsome. 26. of 1615 W. inch St.. Sanford, was ar­ rested Thursday. May 14. by Sanford police. Newsome wss charged with paesesBlan of cannabis with tnlmt to Mstrtbutr. possession of cannabis with Intent wlthm 200 fort of with purchase of cocaine and possession of drag parapher­ nalia. Jensen was arrested at the comer of Jackson and Dunbar. Rrtnakfo Sane*. 35. of 4250 E. Wkvplng Willow. Winter Sprtogs. was arrested Satur­ day. May 10. fay Seminole County deputies. Ssnet was charged with purchase of co caine and arrested at the cor­ ner of Jackson and Dunbar. Ernest Johnson. 44. of 1405 1/2 1st St.. Sanford, was ar­ rested Friday. May 15. by Seminole County deputies. Johnson was charged with purchase of cocaine and pos­ session of cocaine. Johnson was arrested at the comer of Ottvr Street and Third Street. Robert Reeve*. 20. of 1804 Canary St.. Longwood. woo or* reoted Friday, May 15. by Seminole County deputies. Reevrs wsa charged with pur­ chase of cocaine and posses­ sion of a controlled substance. Reeves was arrested at the comer of Third Street and Olive Street. Gilbert Garris, 20. of 714 Wllnrr Ctr. Sanford, was ar­ rested Friday. May IS. by Seminole County deputies. Garris was charged wun pur­ chase of crack cocaine and ar- gallons it charged at a rate of 75 cents per 1.000 gallons. The delay In the rate Increase will benefit consumers who use more than 20,000 gallons of water per month, who can ex­ pect an tncreaao In the rate per 1.000 gallons, to 22.15. In pervtaor. said as long as the new rale is In place an Jan. 1, the city will be In compliance with the water management district. Diaz told the commissioners tliat lie had been Investigating purchasing personalized con­ servation kits for city residents Interested in domestic water conservation. He said the kit* cost about 2l and there waa 2300 In this year's budget for the purchase of the kits that would include a home srster audit book, dye tablets for toi­ let Irak detection and a flow gauge bag. V ta t a w ta t a ll y0 w tta v y Rtqunia for photo esm age riauld bo node at kaot three d q n Hi advance bjr calling our office. Your church'* publicity person should arrange for photo coverage and submit a new* release about the event no later than three days following. Our address: The Seminole Herald. P.O. Boa 1007. Ssnfold, 92771*1007, or 900 N. flench Are.. Sanford. 32771. fhena: 922*2011. Fte 329*9400. __________ (M 7 ) S i a i i l l Street and Okve Avenue. Jackie Winkler. 45. of 2210 Narcissus Are.. Sanford, waa arrested Friday. May IS. by Seminole County deputies. Winkler waa charged with pur* chase af a controlled aibatanre and possession of a controlled substance. Winkler wsa arrested at (he comer of Third Street and Olive Avenue. Horace Gathers. 43. of 1210 W. 15th St.. Sanford, was ar­ rested Friday. May 15. by BcsUnrita County deputies. Osthere waa charged with our- Wllkam McConnell. 27. of 115 Laurel Dr.. Sanford, was arrested Wednesday. May 20. by Winter tyring* police. McConnell was charged with DUI and was arrested st the comer of Stale Road 434 and Delta Avenue. Officer stopped McCocmdl for speeding as he waa going 56 In a 45 mile per hoMraone. - lb build your own home you found the land the Bobby CoAcid. 27. of 122 Centennial Or., Sanford, was ■nested Tuesday. May 10. by Sanford police. Cofield wss charged with driving while U- architect and the builder. Fitness In hunt of City Han.** Oreene said. There to a shortage of redatmed water in the city. Dta* sold (hat because the sheets are sand . water proba­ bly will go right through . *111* not going to do much. But it ssm smlloF *4 may pcwioc m wosaw iron . Moat of the fotka who lire on the unpared streets arant them Id Mav that way for a variety of reasons The dirt roads cut Cemetery an opportunity to begin or re­ new a commitment to better health and to celebrate the ac­ tive senior lifestyle. the money S urffaist Bank. Because with a SunTiusi Construction/fcrmanent loan, you can corer the financing of both the coratruction phase and your permanent mortgage All wkh the convenience o f one loan - and one dosing. That «m s you tim e save* you money and could even help save your unity Give us a call today. Call 1-800-330-4MTG SunTrust �4 A - Sem rvM H«faU. Simon], Florida •Friday. 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Activities for the day In­ clude games such as a 3legged rare, balloon toss, the hula hoop wiggle and a dunk lug booth The public Is Invited to at­ tend. Com t o ll LAKK MARY The 7th An nual Com Hull, sponsored by Orarc United Melhodlsl Men's Fellowship. will be held Salur day. May 23. serving from 4 to 7 p.m. at Oracr Unlled Meth­ odist Church of Lake Mary. 400 N. Country Club Hoad. Lake Mary. All you ran rat. Adult* are $5 and children under 12 are 12 Oil F a tk io M l SfldltV SANFORD - Zion Hope Mis­ sionary tlapttst Church. 710 Orange Ave.. will hold an Old Fashioned Sunday Service at II a m. on Sunday. May 31. Come and dress In your 'old fashioned duds* and worship with others. The public Is Invited to at­ tend. SANFORD • There wtU be a prayer breakfast on Saturday. May 23 at 0:30 a m. at Medina Coun a 10. 1317 W. 13th St. For more Information call (0041532-2501. W«Mt1 Day SANFORD - The House of Hefuge will host a Women s Day Sendee with Evangelist Janet Camps-Boone of Holy Temple of Ood Inc. In Gaines­ ville on Sunday. May 31. The 7 m. service will be preached Pastor Urrnda Stakes of Waves of Jay MUttelrle* in Tampa. The church la located at 1001 Celery Aw. In Sanford. For more information call 3214711. e LAKE MARY - Holy Cross Lu­ theran Church will offer Vaca­ tion Bible School from June B to 12 at 0 a m. to 12 noon dally. The coat la free. VBS la open to all children ages 3 through grade 5. Chil­ dren entering grade 0 arc wel­ come to serve as guides. For more Information and to regis­ ter call 333-0707 eat. 29. Lon N asi SANFORD • The Third Annua] Love Feast will be held on Sat­ urday. June 13 at 11 a.m. at House of Refuge Ministries. 1001 Celery Ave. In Sanford. The feust will be sponsored by the Rrv. A. Anthony. Ihe Rev. Dr. H.D. Rucker. Ihe Rev. R. Scott. Ihe Rev, It Dennett and Ihe Rrv. K. Richardson. The public In Invited to at­ tend. Drama p m a n t t o WINTER PARK • 'Heavens Gates and Hell's Flames' Is a high impart drama presenta­ tion designed to make people aware of Jesus Cbilst. Heaven, llrll and Eternity according to the lllblr. It will br presented on Sunday. June 21 through Sunday. June 28 at 7 p.m. nightly al Calvary Assembly. 1190 Clay Street In Winter I'sik. the drama originated In On tarlo. Canada Ui 1070 and Is under the direction of Rrallly Outreach Ministries. Inc. A cast ol approximately 40 pro­ art our i series of vignettes isrd on lllblr scripture. The vignettes are about people who die and And thrmarlvr* faced with where they will spend eternity. The dnuna Is sup­ ported by an elaborate back­ drop of light and sound with appropriate costume* and & By Dr. fo b Parker FIRST HAITI ST CHURCH MARKHAM WOODS Congratulations and a spe­ cial salute Is once again 111 or­ der to countless thousands of Florida students from preschool through graduate school. Think of ii--frum preschool through graduatr school! Does that appear as on extended and long trek of conferring drgrres? Yr*f However, these days and years of education and training certainly driermine a vital pan of the rs srnce. quality, and performanrr of rvrryone's life. Her* traps Ibis sounds as though thrrr Is a t»rginnlng and end­ ing to rdurallon On Ihr con tntry. one who loves what he or site similes never graduates theoretically from dial subject of study An old axiom of tn- GrtfoaM krs mi k Sm Mrwssltf tiM n M * * ISKUI iwdct M f M Cwsswsitr CXsrtX 1**1 lellrc tual attainment remains true: 'the more wc know, the more wr need to know.* 'CO*’ (MstriM'ltnu lo n wlsr student in the audience im­ studies nothing' 'Knowing.* In this vast world of You ran conceive of Wrbstrr mediately responded try ink­ mart, and he will be j/et insert knowledge, lends to rail atten­ saving llial to be rduralrd Is ing: "Whoae values are to be irtu It <1 just riMin. utul fie ui/f tion to the vast world of to know all the words tn Ihe taught? And who I* to teach tnrriviJM* tn Jertnilng. The* /ear knowledge and what is now m*7* Unfortunately. Ihr ques­ of Ihe I jhiI is (fie f»t|iniiOiq o f book (Webster's DtcIlocking known For example, medical Certainly defining ’ rdurallon* tion* were not answered, and uHifiom. unit ihr kiiou'lrdi/r o f knowledge double* every Ave Is revealed through various they remain nrbulotis to many Ihr lu Ati t» under srcincffnc;' years. synonym*--** schooling, educator* today. Indeed, all (Proverb* 9 !l-10). value* In educational reform training Ir.tmlng. study. In Solomon s,iys wisdom Is Webster define* 'education* formation. instruction, teach­ arr relative outside of Divine available: and derivative* of education a ing. knowledge, development, wisdom. 'If thou sivkevl hrr ns stiver, follows: and wisdom Webster doe* find senrrhesl for hrr as for I) etlurablc--capable of be­ gtvr the notable clue under E dw ition with r a il and hkltlrn Irecuiires; Tfa-n shfdt ing educated 'educate* 'providing Ifuxi nndef.sinnd die Jrar o f (tic 21 educ.il rd- having on edu schooling for* and To develop lasting valaa True education Is not merely Loerf. and fltul Ihr knowlrtlgr cation menially or morally especially obtaining knowledge but of God. For ihr Lord ijiieth 3) education -Ihr action or by Instruction * process of educating Spraklng at a meeting of knowing how lo apply that icUdorn. out of fils month knowledge. Solomon. Ihr un­ ronu-di fcTKXi'Irdpf rind unrfer 4) education 1st a prnfrs educators at Harvard Untvrr architect. song­ ntnivilnq' (Proverb* 2:4-C|. •tonal educator sity In 1087. Cornell Univer­ paralleled writer. author, artist and In­ 5| rducatlvr--trndlng to sity's president Frank Rhodes These words of Solomon un­ rduralr wiki that educational reforms ventor-one of the wisest men der wnttrn inspiration came 0) educator one skilled coll for Universities to gtvr at­ ever tn Itvr. knew something ftum God Himself who is the Wowl This sounds os tf one Is tention to ‘ value** and to thr about wisdom and llow || ts highest wisdom known lo man. think atmtil that! a student of everything, but student's 'moral well tiring.' A procured. Solomon writes: ElBMtionitflMd There Is rut admission charge. For more Information roll the church offlcr at 044 1100 Vacattaa M M a S ctoal SANFORD • Central Baptist Church. 3101 W. First St., will hold Us Vacation Bible School on June 22 through June 20 The event will be held from tt a m. until 12:15 p.m. dally. The church will present Start] urat. a Galactic Oood News Adventure. For more In­ formation roll the church of­ fice at 322 2014. I Dan's Pariorm anca 1 la m in a r Camp SANFORD • Holy Cross Lu­ theran Church will be holding tta Summer Camp. It ta free and open to all kids ages 3 through grade 5. Children en­ tering grade 6 are welcome to serve as guide*. m 44 Wwmm o l * » ------* ■ ---- *--- D e m o n s tr a te th e p a ssio n Worldwide March for Jesus is May 30 SANFORD • Here In the Central Florida. Christians wtil March for Jesus from the rising of the sun to the going down* at different locations, starting at various times throughout the day. Saturday, may 30. tn order to cover the many sectors of the city. They will then come together tn the center of the city at Lake Eola for a 'Concert of Prayer and Praise* at 7 p.m. that night. As Marchers arrive from the North. South, East and West they will represent the unity of the Body of Christ tn this area, as the ‘Church of Orlando.* • S a.m. in the North, the first lap of the March for Jesus will begin In the Sanford area. Marchers gather In the parking lot on Commercial Street opposite the Sanford CMc Center, ana march through Ft. Mellon Park, then back, dosing wtth prayer and fellowship. • 10 i.ai. tn the East, the March for Jesus moves onto the UCF Campus (434/the AUfeya Trail), form up at the UCF Arena, and proceed through the campus to the Free Speech ores for prayer • Noon tn the Inner city, the March resumes on the South OBT: park an 20th Street and march along the OBT to the parking lot of the Cross Roads Coffeehouse on 10th Street for prayer * 2 p.m. In the South the March will recommence In the Kissimmee area: pork and form up at Waterfront Square (Ruby Ave. and Johnson St.). The march will be to the Lokefront Park far prayer/praise * 4 p.m. In the Wleat. the Much continues along Ihe West Orange Trail, bom Plant Street (East of Dillard at the Winter Darden Station), concluding wtth prayer at the City of Ocoee Qaiebo * 7 p.m. the final lap of the March for Jesus takes place In the center of the city, around Lake Eola. wtth the marchers from al) over Central Florida gathering afterward at the bandshell for a •Concert of Prayer and Praise*. That day Is the vigil of Pentecost, celebrated the next day in moat liturgical churches; throughout Christianity, Pentecost is the day on which the members of the early Church were empowered to go out and Allfill the Orest Commission. What a m a t time to hold the March for Jcauof ftforrh for Jena is a global event, wtth over 177 countries TmMksm ofChrloBans of even race, SHDIIKI| wCflllD wvllaIwUM* n flv III _____ _ '|i «dcom e to parttefoate. For further information, call the Morch for Jesus hotline number 679-2045 x 9300. A ^ ♦ fora Tswtsg WWIl Wafer 0— ki lY a n s m iw I A art aectton. with singingclowning, pottery, story telling and magic, mil be offered from June 22 to 20 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. with eatendrd care to 0 p.m. at a cost of 900 per week per child and 05 for extended rare. Sciences. with weather, plants, food and space, will be offered from July 13 to 17 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. also wtth extended care. Classes will be limited lo 40 students. The registration deadline will be May 30. To register coll 333-0707 ext. 20. m. • D aBaryi FPitm sks stocks) M m rn m rM l 11M»*I | W HI M Al S W S w S lL 407 <31OFF MhiMKWr 668 sn J 2929 m The Rsv. Mr. Mtehsst L Word. Os scon (tram M l); Th* Rt. Rev. Waltsr H. Grundorl, Bishop Onfinary, and Th# Rsv. Mr. R a p i F. Wstschouaa, Dsacon Deacons ordained at St. Alban’s Cathedral tatha Herald OVIEDO • On the Feast of St. John of Nrpomuc. Martyr. • Saturday. May 16 Ihe Rl. Rev. Walter H. Qrandorf. Bishop Ordinary of the Diocese of the Eastern United States. Angli­ can Province in America or­ dained Rnloh Frederick Wa­ terhouse of Orlando and Mi­ chael Lee Word of Veto Beach Into the Sacred Order of Dea­ cons at St. Alban's Anglican Cathedral in Oviedo. Aloo participating In the service were the Rev. Erich A. Zwlngcrt. Deacon and Ltturglst. Subdean of St. Alban's Cathedral; the Rev. William 11. Perkins, Jr.. Subdeacon. Vicar of St. Matthew's Church. Tampa; the Rev. Canon RuDua a Klte-Powell. Presenior for the Candidates, Canon to the Ordinary and Rector of St. Paul'a Church, Melbourne: and Ihe RevT Franklin C. Watts. Bishop's Chaplain. Vicar of St. Mark's Church. Vera Beach. Other dignitaries and clergy attending the ordination were the Rev. Canon Richard A. Smith. Rector, St. Peter's Church, Deerfield Beach; the Rev. Canon James a Daughtry. Assistant and the Rev. Paul Blankinohip, Curate, both of St. Paul's Church. Melbourne; the Rev. Canon Clayton L. Bullock. Vicar and the Rev. Mr. Howard Under­ wood. Deacon both of St. Francis' Church. Kissimmee nnd the Rev. Canon Krnneth Badger. Assistant. St. Alban'a Cathedral. Oviedo. During the sermon. Bishop Grundorf explained tliat while Deacon ts the lowest In the hi­ erarchy of ordalnrd ministry, In some ways it la the closest to Christ In Its aervunthood. lie reminded the ordlnands and the congregation, ‘ the watchword of all true greatest Is not privilege, but devotion.* Just as Christ humbled him­ self In the washing of the dis­ ciples feet. Deacons of the church are examples of the same eclfiess service. No mut­ ter what level In life a man achieves, the greatest role he can have Is that of servant of the servants of Ood. Following the Ordination and Communion service, a re ­ ception was held In the parish hall in honor of the newly or­ dained Deacons and their wives, Kr. Mike and Shelia Ward and Fr. Ralph and Deb­ bie Waterhouse. Fr. Ward will be serving at St. Mark's Church In Veto Beach and Fr. Waterhouse will be splitting his time between All Saints Church in Port St. John and St. Alban'a Cathedral In Oviedo. The reception was sponsored by the St. Bridget's Guild of St. Alban'a Cathedral. Christian Supplies Come & Shop at Lane’s Christian Supplies (in the Bayhead I3ye Center) 820 W. Lake Mary Blvd., Suite #108 Sanford, Florida 32773 (407) 330-5851 Hours: 10:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M. Tuesday - Saturday Brian & Gad Lane Proprietors �•A •Somlntfs MsfaW. Santord. Fiona* •Friday. May 22. '998 People A h, those pesky blind mosquitoes! All. those blind mosquitoes! II >•011 have ever been on a picnic around Sanford during (hr 4th of July or been outside dining a County Commission meeting at night during certain times of the year, you've experienced these pesky pestsl Hie Coop­ erative Extension Service Is the educational part of !FAS--the Institute of Pood and Agricul­ tural Sciences. The other part of IFAS Is research. We have been lucky to have a researrh station In our backyard on Celery Avenue In Sanford to be exact, helping to improve the Itvrs of the people In Central Florida and literally throughout the world. One of the many fo­ cuses at this research facility has been to try and conquer the blind mosquito. Here's the latest stmte^r that Is being conducted to try and conquer tills small insect that has po­ tential to drtve residents Inside and send tourists packing! Although the Insects are of­ ten called blind mosquitoes, they may see too well for their own good. Their weakness for BARBARA HUGHES/ GREGG bright light plays Into the Itaiuls ol Arsliad All. Ento­ mologist for the Cooperative Extrusion Service. University of Florida/I FAS, All Is installing four street lights on each o f two ill-foot Navy suiplus barges on Lakr Monroe, which Ixirdrrs Sinford In alKiut two months, hr will place the barges between an unlnhabtlrd area of the lakr where thr Inserts breed and the city. He hopes the Insects will stop oil as they fly toward town to parry. Oil each hargr. spot­ lights will lure them toward a panel draped with more than :t0 yards of cloth treated with insecticide. When they dive for far north as Minnesota and the lights, they should smack Canada In the summer. Hie barge nuiy lie All's brsl head-long Into the cloth and shot after 10 years of remeet their end. All said. People around the world senreh-tn his battle against would welcome relief from blind mosquitoes In Inkrs. Nwnrrm of blind mosquitoes, T lw y ate cxtrnnely difficult to which are known as midges In control In large bodies of wasome arras. All's work look Irr*. All said. ’ Everything else lilm to Duly, where planes we've tried on places like Lake Monroe hasn’t worked very well landing at Mnrro Ikilo Airport in Venice were skidding on or has bre-n very rxpenslvr.* heaps of blind mosquitoes (hut Applying compounds Dust kill had accumulated on ninways. larvae on the top of lakes and Ih e only good thing about ponds. .1 common treatment blind mosquitoes ts they don't lor mosquitoes. Is cumbersome bite. Their nip sheet Includes: and relatively expensive * Driving residents Inside and against blind mosquitoes. sending tourists pac king * Causing allergic reactions That's because, unlike the moMpilio. the blind mosquito's and breathing difficulties eggs and larvae remain mib* Clogging air conditioners niergrd and car radiators * Creating a fishy smell after Killing thr |»rsls with sprays they die. tno.uli.isi into the air requires * Attracting spiders that de­ large amounts of Inserllrldr. face property with the webs poses risks to tlie environment they spin lo trap thr inserts anil Is expensive. Although fish The pests are most prevalent and some other Insects devour in tropical and subtropical them, blind mosquitoes gener­ climates, where they are a ally reproduce raster than problem much of the year, but predators cun keep up with they also con be u menace as them. D I E T M A G IC S ’ Fortunately, they rarely stray more than 0 few city blocks from water'. All said. ’ Since they're concentrated In such arras, we're optimistic about using bright lights to en­ trap them on lakes. Still, llirre’s no magic wand that will work In all settings.* ■ I'E’iW’ W pi »• • • ’ * L i r a •i mftasi ■ GET A MEAD START ON TANNING Parents can teach life skills to kids Dear Parents. It's ilia I lime again--time to get all the last minutes prepa­ rations lined up for when the kids are out of school. Sure, you have day care, swimming lessons and camp experiences scheduled, but we need to talk about something closer to home-what you should expect from each of your children In sharing the dally work of the family. No child Is too young to learn to help. Mom and dad need to work with toddlers to teach litem to pick up thetr toys. Your preschoolers con help feed the pets, make up thetr beds and pick up after themselves. Of course, you don't expect perfection from thcm-jusl on honest effort to accomplish the task. By the time your child Is In elemen­ tary school, they should be ex­ pected to perform tasks to help the whole family. It might be clearing the dishes off the ta­ feUMLY COUNSELOR V* m a||r MARY BALK ble after dinner, taking out the garbage, helping to empty the dtshwasher-each child's worklist will lie different, but all are working toward helping out tn the family. The question often comes ig> about wtielher to pay a child for thetr contributions to the family. Again, each family Ando their own answers, but many luivc found on allowance of around *.50 multiplied by a child's age is about right. Then, if the kids do not do thetr dally work, a small fine ran be Imposed. Don't make the dally fine so high that Ihe child could actually come out *tn the M e* at the end of the week. We’re leaching responsi­ bility here--not discourage­ ment. Also, fur larger Jobs Hut kids can handle as they get older-sweeping the pool, clranlng the driveway, cutting the grass, etc., you may want to provide special Incentives such as additional money or establishing a point system toward a specific reward. Summer ts a great time to In­ crease your kids' practice on developing healthy llfe-skllla. One of our biggest mlstakrs as parents Is doing things far our Mds that they need ao learn la do for themselves. O taf ML wa ran do It faster., better and* with less hassle and aagrsrs * tion than Hying to get them to do it. While all of mat la true, how will our kida get good at doing things they never nave lo do? Makr up your mind that this summer every school-age child In your family will have a chance to practice some of these chores: wash a load of clothes, sew on a button or rnrnd a team,. prepare a simple 1 meal, check the thr sir pressure on thetr bike Ures. or s car. and AH Ihe tires If necessary. If we do our Job of parenting well, one of our primary goals will be lo work ourselves out of the Job. We will do this by teaching our kids tlie life skills they will need to be productive adults. I* • Vet inspires kids to say Pledge o f Allegiance DEAR ABBY: I am 13 yssre old id would like to ask a favor. May I \ythank you through your r * n r ld lilh a a M fa m lt a » lal Day,aadhegelhalaM m y 1an tooniisUonal opsaker? Dmvs Iloever, a VWtiuun*--------- to our middle school in Shoeood. Ora., to speak at an asatmly. His fare had been badly scarred hale he served tn the armed forces. Dunng assemblies at our school, e ore required to radio the Pledge rAllegiance. My frtends and I have ■ually done this very carelessly, ist to get it over wtth and move the ssemnly along faster so ws can tavs. When Mr. Roever went to tho Aerophone, he asksd us to say tho ledge of Allegiance like wa "Than he talked about ear rtnam and the hardships---ed by our soldiers and the Vistdm arty aad Jestiee tor aH.” m— DEAR ABBY: My husband and I him O N YM O U S S TU D EN T DEAR BTUDENTt 1 am gratiflsd thatjrsnng poapU^ara and that they are anfflU . SaESTJURTSS He really mads mo think about ■embers of tho aimed force* our country, and how lucky we an everywhere ao that wa may to have liberty and Justice for all. enjoy o t liberty. For those who any not have 'Thanks, Mr. Rosvsr.’ And thank you, Abby, for letting me say this to recited tho T Oviriatira Anonymous Sanford • Overeaten Anony­ mous meets every Tuesday, at 10 a m. tn Pariah HaU Whitncr Lounge of Holy Croaa Episco­ pal Church tn Sanford. The meetings last about an hour. There arc no dues nor fees. The only requirement to attend la the desire to stop eating compulsively. Shuffloboard The Sanford Tourist and Shuffleboaid Club practices every Tuesday and Friday starting at 1:30 p.m. The courts are located behind the Sanford Senior Center. Those Interested In playing, learning to play or joining the club may call Russ Kltner, president. 322-7751. for Information. , Sawing Club Every Tuesday from 9:30 a.m. to noon, the WOOP1E Sewing Club gathers at the Lake Mary Senior Center. 260 N. Country Club Road, to make baby clothes, and Items for nursing homes aa well as Items for Ihe travel throughout tho United Btatm duringlh? summer months. Bocams your readership reaches all across the caualiy, I would like la make a stasis n gl I love lease la 1 Christmas store. The Items made by the club are donated to preemle babies, nursing home residents and gifts for the annual Christmas store. Senior actlvitlaa Lake Mary Seniors Invite anyone 55 years or older to Join them tn ucttvlUes every Monday through Friday, from 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.. at the Lake Mary Community Center. 2G0 N. Country Club Road. Weekly Uone Club The Sanford Lions Club meets every Tuesday at noon at the Colonial Room In down­ town Sunford near the clock. Visitors and prospective members are welcome. A lz h e im e r's A support group for adults curing for patients with A lllietmer's Disease meets the first Tuesday o f the month, from 7 to 8:30 p.m.. at All Souls Catholic Church. 301 W. Eighth Street, Sanford. This service Is sponsored by the Greater Orlando Althelmei'e Association. the chef sliest tha lemons in the morning for decoration — ana everyone knows you dent get much Juice from a slice. Hava you over tried u> squess* a slice of lemon? Yuk! Dont you think It would be pos­ sible for restaurant chefs to cut a few lemons In wedges far thorn of ua who aq|«y tha lemon Juke in a glees of teed tee? Tm not a picky person, but Td appreciate your help In edu­ cating a few restaurateurs. please don't sign my name, as my Mormon sisters would not understand why I am ordering food INCOGNITO DEAR INCOGNITO' It____ 1a ae-bralner far okefs fa ^sffiTktira ua oeMMOptiemrtaoe. Aad I’msore that makysf them wfE. However, Joel In case yon happea fa vfelt a reetenraat where the chef has overieeked It - why not carry aa smer* 1 with y*«? Or, g ift _ dosen lanion slices and oqaeese them together. They 1 , 322-8633 Fax u* f M arfor at: f f l I t * t r ic iia i a—as OpsaW-Tb. •*■.- tg.a, M I M I s s - M hnlrn-I^L CaNIfc N r Fat ns �Swnmote HwaM, Sanford. Honda • Friday. May 22, >990 • 7A Pinehurst top teams claim the close ones r n a tu ff Reports SANFORD _ Good train* And way* tu win Whether It be tiy hanging on in .1 Ir.id. by nltytng. nr try a blowout. Hut rluutipioiuhlp tram* And way* to win Itir clow one*. Such lu s been thr r u r in thr Sanford Recreation Department M m * Spring ThurwLiv 7110111 Plnehurxt I'ark Slow Pitch SnAlMlI Iragur Undrfralrd Car in* Hob * and Sanford Central UapUat Cliurvli luivr wan 7*9 and 7-6 nailbllrr*. ;rr*prcilvrly. and Matlhrw* A**oclalr*. wblib I* 7 1. edged Mu»*ard lawn S m irr. al*o 2 I. 10 U. Ill game* from May 7th. Cactu* Hub* Mured four run* In llir •cmnd inning to brrak a .I d Ur and went on lo club I hr Knight* of Columbus 19*3. Central Baptist broke a urarrlr** Ur with four nrn* Ur thr third Inning and wm t on lo brat Wr*tvtcw tlapuit Church. 7*1; and Uu**ard lawn Service acnrrd right run* In thr third Inning to erase a 6-3 dr Art I and held off Adapt o 1710 hi the game* from May 14th. thr Knight* of Columbus out scored Adapco. 13 10. in a good game; Central I)apll*t era sett a 3-0 deficit with ftvr runs in thr bottom of thr first inning and ■urvtvrd a four-run srvmlh inning to nip Papa John’* l l t a . 7-6: and Corfu* Dob'* scored rarly and oftrn lo dump Matthew* Associate*. 13 3 In U*t night * (May 21) game*. Car lit* Bob’* •rated three runs in the lop of lire sevrnih inning lo roily pa*t Papa John'* liu a . 7 ft. We*tvtrw Baptist brake a 3-3 tie with lour runs In the third Inning and wmt on to thump thr Knights of Columbus, 3 1-6; and Mattbrw* AMOCttfe* ramr up wHTf 4x ‘n "m s ^ n»"TAp '(W~ thr seventh Inning to knock Bustard Lawn Service out of the rank* of the unbeaten. 10 8. Cactus Dob's and Central Baptist are both 3*1. while ftuwanl Lawn Service and Matlhrw* Aaoortates are both 3*1. Completing the standing* are: Knight* of Calumbu* and Westview Baptist (both 1-21 and Adapco and Papa John's Pizza (both 0-3). Next Tliurtday at Plnrhurst Park. Matlhrw* Aftsoclalm cltallrnge* Central Baptist at fl.'K) p.m.: Papa John's Puts tackle* Bustard Lawn Service at 7:30 p.m.; Adapco take* on Wrslvtcw Baptist at 8:30 p.m.: and Cactu* Dob's and thr Knights o f Columbus have thr week off. Providing the offense were: MAT 7TH Cactu* Bob'* _ Don Macher (home run. (wo •Ingle*, run.' (hire RBI). Orod Hylton (triple, two ■Angle*, two runs). Nell Daugherty (two doublr*. ■Ingle). Steve Woodley (three single*, two nut*, three Killl. Ron Wlrth (tliree single*, two nms|, Mackle Thom (home run. single, two run*, three RBI). Don Basil (two single*, two run*. RBI), Justin Edward* (double, run). Jack Caslrlnw (•Ingle, run. RDI) and Bnuitlcy Brumley (single, two run*). Knight* o f Columbus _ hit Larkin and Bill May (two single*, run). Jim Davis (two singlet). Tim Cavanaugh and Dennis Roman (tingle, RDI), Joe Santoro (single). Barry Paige (run) and Waynr Mozzula (RBI). Central Baptist _ Jeff Neff (three tingle*, run). Mike McCoy and Tommy Oracey (two singles, run. Killl. Bill Rex (two singles, two run*). Asa Evan* (two singles, run). Ken Perry (two single*. RBI), Todd Christensen and Jay CrutchAcId (two •Ingles) and Mike Schwa nr (single, run. RHI). Wrstvtew Baptist _ Gene Pyle (triple, single, run), Gary Cline (two singles) and Barry Green. Bill Paige and Jeff Brown (single). Bussard Lawn Service _ Steve Domes (double, three singles, two runs, two RBI). Davr Johnson (home run. double, run. RBI). Hank Tooke (double, single, two runs, two RBI). Kirk Wlnterhoff (double, single, two run*. RBI), Calvin Bryant (double, single, two RBI). Eddie Tooke (two singles, two runs. RBI). Matt Mehalko (two ■ingles, run, RBI), Duane Goembel (two singles. ---abaM l BA r| M M B W Us a m W B W Ii n ^ i M Busting the ball Beer :30, Blake’ s Boyz blast way into share o f lead pound out 30 hits on the way to a 2ft H thrash mg of Suimilund Corporation In game* from May 7lh Sunni land Corpora SANFORD _ Beer :t0 m tired Ave run* in three dlllrrent Inning* and Blake'* Iktyt had two lion scored right nm* in thr top o( the srvenih seven nm inning* and a *lx run frame as the Inning lo lake a HU I (rad only In m-t lk*er M) io-lc.tdri* tmistd lo victory m llw Sardmd Itrc- rally right lurk (or three nm* in tlir I* it mm of re.ition Department Men* Spring Thursday the seventh inning und a 17-16 victory. In the other game. III.ike* liny* stored In Night Chase Park Slow huh Sift hall League llrrr ,30 liallrd tlie Krgulainr* 1-0 rntrrlng every Inning, *!ow!y building .1 10 0 Ir.id and the boltrmi o( the *r<nnd Inning hut thru look going on lo .1 I ft 2 triumph over llir Regulator*. In game* Irom Mav I-till _ Blake's lk>vz took the lead lor good with three nui* in tin- second oil to a 0 I lead heading Into the lioflom of the inning Thr wtnnrF* ihen pulled away storing Avr Afth inning before llcrr :30 again pullrd off .» nim Ui rath of the third, flllh and *uth inning* major rally, storing .1 nm In Ihc fifth and two m the sixth to rlo*c lo within 7 4. then plating and roller Ird IH hit* in winning IH r». tllakr* Boy/ Ihen topped tlut effort, bounc­ lour nm*. including a game-winning single hv ing (»ack from la*l wrek’* 8 7 Ins* to llrrr 30 to From Staff Reports MAT 7 S— *il—i C*rf**U— B(«r 30 000 3X3 ■ IS 30 004*19 3 . 17 *0 134 XS . IS 17 00090. 9 3 SUfc* • >•;• li|nMan MAT 14 •Uk« • b j i S**t .30 9310110. 0 IS too 0 0 10 . 1 S SegttUnw* taM ilar Cw*M*tia* MAT 21 k,|«U<tn Seer 30 nuk* . w ri Su b IUM CartwnliM 030 211 0 . 7 17 100 0114 . 0 13 too 9 a . • 19 I H 4 l l . l l 11 909 77. M30 M U . 0 19 Spring Football Jamboree tonight HERALD SPORTS EDITOR *> WINTER PARK _ The seven Srmiiiulr Athletic Conference mrmlirr* plus Bishop Moore High School will take part in the Lake llowi-ll High School Spring Jambo­ ree tonight 1Friday 1 at Richard ■- cir V m - The Lake Mary High SchooMootooM work under new coach Greg Stanton, an the Held for the first km* tonight has bean hard at Ml take hit R u m totha Spring Footoal Jambore* at Laka HowM H 0 i School. All aaven Sanknoto County N f i school* plus Bishop Moore wR play one haM each beginning at 6 pm . at Richard Evans Field. minutes), with a lO mlnute interRUssion/warni-up period between each half. The schedule will be as follows: Half No. 1 _ Winter Spring* Hear* v*. Bishop Moore Hornets. Half No. 2 _ Lyman Greyhounds v*. Lakr Brantley Patriots. Half No. 3 _ Lake Mary Rams vs. Seminole Fighting Seminole*. Half No. 4 _ Lake Howell Silver Hawk* v*. Oviedo Lions. Adml** Ion will be $4 per person ut ihc gate. A ’s upset R ed Sox in B abe Ruth SANFORD . Dunlin Annett tossed a three-hitter and the Rotary ClubAthletics withstood a rally lo upset the Illltz Clran Red Sox. 7-6. In a Sanford Rrcrrutlon Department flabe Ruth Baseball League game at Historic Sanford Memorial Sta­ dium Thursday evening. No Information was received from the scheduled game between the Moose Lodge-llrntrs and Cen­ tral Florida Gmdlng-Expos at Zlnn Beck Field. The standings In the league after Thursday's game are: Nobles Construrtlon-Wlille Sox (13-2). Mill/ Clean-Red Sox (13-4). Moose Lodge-Pirates (12-4). Rotary ClubAlhlcllca (11-4), Central Florida Grading-Expos (4-10). Knights of Columbus Cardinals (3-10). Dean. Ringers. Morgan ft Lawton PAMartins (3-12). and Klwnnls ClubIndians (1-14). The Athletics look advantage of four errors and an RBI grounder by Hechncr to score three runs In the top of the Arst Inning. Fletcher. Scott and Gorman scored the runs. The Red Sox came back to lake the lead with a run In the second Inning, on a single by Soydura and an RBI grounder by C. Sheffield, and three runs (n the third Inning. Kllllngsworth had an RBI single and scared a run In the Inning, while C. Doncy and S. Sheffield scored runs, The Athletics rallied bark with two nuts In each of the fourth and fUUi innings. The 1998-1999 W inter Springs High School varsity and JV cheerleading squads W inter Springs High School tabs 1998-1999 cheerleaders Junior Varsity Squad: Ashley Brill, Meredith Burton. Tiffany Compton. Lee Ann Dczcgo, Melissa Felman. U*ii Uringrns. Beth Magana, Caltlin McCarty, Christa WINTER SPRINGS _ Checrlradlng try outs for the 1988-89 school year were recently completed at Win­ Morranry. Amy Sardo, Kelly Miller. Dara Setdirr. and ter Springs High School. The tram members were SuLing Wong. The Winter Springs High School Varsity Squad con­ rated by teacher referrals, athletic abilities, gymnas­ tic skills, dance talent, tram work, school spirit and sist* of: Ashlec Diirronce. Darby Frizzell. Angela Grrenwall. Ashley lllatt. Kristen Ubke. Christina enthusiasm. During the post year the competition team at Winter Undnrr. Jessica Ncwmnn. Faith Tcsnuro. Hilary Springs High brought home two state championships Thomas. Juinir Vliilng. Jennifer Williams and Jessica and ranked 4th In the annual national competition Winter. In addition to competing in local, regional and na­ held at Disney World. This year** expectation is to tional checrlradlng competitions these teams will bring home the national championship. Forty-Ave talented young women tried out for cheer at the Winter Springs High School vanity and Junior varsity athletic games during the upcoming cheeHeading team. Of those the following 12 earned a place on the year. �S t f - Serwnbtt H erat! Sanlurt. F to tH - Friday. Key 2 2 .1W8 BRIEF TheM e a n Christian ChiMraa’s Foundation lac In Conjunction With ROOM (Rods I KMs) Promotions In ., PlVMfltf ftfl First W om en’s baseball tryouts Palatka Softball Tournam ent PALATKA _ The Blue Crab Festival Softball Tournament will lake place May 32-25. In Palatka at Triangle Park. All Men's and Church Slow-Pltch classes arc welcome. Deadline la May 20th. For more information contact Richard C. Goodwin at (9041 328 0382. SANFORD _ The Florida legends, a women’s baseball league, will hold tryouts for those Interested In Joining. The tryout will be held at Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium. 1201 Metlonvllle Boule­ vard. this Sunday (May 24tli) from 8 a.nt. lo noon. Thosr with further questions may rail Urldgrt Suprlano at 1-600-729 8700. S Y F A coaches needed Lym an alumni baseball (GREAT FU N FO R A GREAT CAU8E) SANFORD _ There will be a mandatory meeting. Tuesday. May 26th at 7:30 p m. In the Seminole Community College Health and Physical Education Center. LONGWOOD _ Lyman High School will be holding Its annual Alumni Baseball Game at the Carlton Henley Sports Complex on Sat­ urday. May 30th at I p.m. S un d a y, M m 24t h , 1998 DO IN Anyone Interested In coaching with San­ ford during the upcoming Pop Warner Foot­ ball season needs to attend. For more details call Carl at 330-9016. Pinehurst Psgs 7A two runs). Manny Silvia (single, two runs. RBI). Doug Atkinson (single, run. RBI] and Steve Busaard Jr. (single, two runs). Adapco _ Terry Atkinson (four singles, two runs, two RBI). Javier Camacho (double, single, two RBI). Chip Smith (double, single, run). Winn Haglns (two singles, run. RBI). Larry Dillon and Billy Williams (two singles, two runs). Bobby Brown (single, run. RBI). Chris Crouse (single, run). Donny Crrce (single. RBI). John Ncubert (single) and Layton Wellborn (RBI). MAT 14TH Knights of Columbus _ Joe Santora (live singles, two runs, three RBI). Jim Davis and Barry Paige (three singles, two runs. RBI), Dennis LaCour (two doubles, two runs. RBI). Sean Woodward (two singles, two ntns). Pat Larkin (single, run. RBI). Jeff GUI (single. RBI) and Tim Cavanaugh and Dennis Roman (single, run). Adapco . Donny Cerce (double, single, two runs, two RBI). Javier Camacho (double, single. jtwo runs). Terry Atkinson (two singles, run. RBI). Jeremy Chunat and Bobby Brown (two singles, two RBI). Gary Lets! (two singles. RBI). Layton Wellborn (single. RBI), Chris Crouse (single) and Billy Williams (run). Central Baptist _ Tommy Oracry (two doubles, run. three RBI), Mike Hartman (two singles, run). Todil Christensen (triple, run. two RBI). Asa Evans (single, run. RBI). Rob Thacker (single. RBI). Mlkr Schwarz and Mike McCoy (single, run). Jay Crutchfield (single) and BlU Rex (run). Papa John's _ Jimmy Williams (three singles, run. RBI). Scott Carter Itrtple. run. two RBI). Roruite McNeil (double, run), Vic DlUartolo (double. RBI). David Goff (single, run. RBI). Frankie Phillips (single, two nuts). Art Wilanoskl (single. RBI) and David Rape and Brian Hays (single). Cactus Bob's _ Justin Edwards (triple, three singles, two runs, three RBI). Steve Woodley (triple, double, single, three nins. two RBI). Jack Castckrw (triple, single. RBI). Brantley Bnrmley (two singles, run. RBI). Ronnie Wlrth (two ■Ingles, run). Nell Daugherty (home run. n n . two RBI). Don Basil (triple, run). Mack Thome (single. RBI). Wayne Kelly (two runs) and Brad Hylton (run). M ATSltT Cactus Bob's _ Mack Thome (three singles, run. two RBI). Don Machcr (two singles, two runs). Randy Humphreys (two B a lr e J t u t h ^ T Med and later scored on a two* out single by Sims tn the fourth inning and Annctt tripled and scored on a wild pitch and Scott walked and scored on a adigle by Oocman In the fifth inning. The Red Sox tried to come back as C. Doney walked and scored on a paaaed ball tn the Ia chance to tie the game as Sayduim was bit by a pitch with no one out In the sixth inning and went to on the wild pitch that Beatty scored so, . . But Armett snuffed out the fire with a strike out. a pop up and a pound out to end the game. Annctt finished the game with eight strike outs. Doing the damage for Ath­ letics were Annctt (triple, not). Gorman and Beehner (one sin­ gle. one run and one RBI each). Sims (single, two RBI), Cook (single, run) and Cham­ bers (single). Piurtdtng the offense far the KlUtogaworth . single, run. RBQ. Soydura (tingle, tun), C. Doney (two runs) and Beatty (one run). ChaseMark Huaman. to the bottom of the seventh to­ ning to win 8*7. The other gone saw the Regulators take a 2-0 lead to the top of the Ant tnntc^ and were never headed to besting Auwdfond Corporation 9-2. Beer :30 and Blake's Boyi a n both 5-1. while the Brittleton are 2*2 and Ihinnilind Corpora* ilaO*4. unday at Chase Park, the Regulators Blake's Boys at 7 p m. and Beer :30 Sunniland Corporation at 8 pan. Providing the “ Beer :30 _ Mark Hodman (double, two singles, tun. three RBQ. Jerry Ooveroale (double, two ■ingles, three tuna, two RBQ. Clancy Wallace (triple, tingle, run. three RBI). Sieve Cook (double, single, run. two RBI). Rich JablonskJ (two singles, two runs, two RBQ. Mike McLohon (two singles, two runs. RBQ. Kenny Perkins and Frank Sctmrca (two ringlet, two runs), Mark Clatteibuck (single, two runs), Jason Simpkins (single. RBQ ana Benny Cutcher (run). Sunniland Corporation _ Tolbe Frank (four ringka, run. RBQ, Dee Dunn (triple, single, two tuna). Dennle MUkr (double, single, run. four RBQ. Greg Carter (two t o fk t , two runs. RBI). Steve Bateman (two Modes, two runs), Aaron Leslie (two atones, two RBQ, Nate Fakeas (double, two runt. RBQ. Moe Shelton (double, run. RBQ. Nick Merge (tingle, two runs, two RBI). Stephen WlQls and Scott Carter (tingle, run. RBI) and Red Gamer (single, run). Blake's Boys _ Bruce Sdkra (three singles, run). Bobby Shaw (two doubles, run. RBI). Brian Jones (double, tingle, ran. RBI). Kevin Julian (two atnglea. two rant. RBQ. Chris Bryson (single, two tuna, two RBI). Steve Den­ nis (single, ran. RBQ. John Stewart and Jim Schaefer (single, two runs), Donnie McCoy (single. RBQ. Mike Frailer and Anton Grooms (single, run). Greg Hensley (single) and Solomon Hardy (ran). Regulators _ Chad Lee (triple, run). Chris NtckJe (double, ran. RBI), W .L Gracey (single) and Scott Murphy (RBQ. singles, run). Don Bast) (two slnglrs. RBI). Brad Hylton (triple, run). Brantky Bnrmley (double. RBI). Wayne Kelly (single, run. two RBI). Nell Daugherty (single, nut. RBI) and Ron Wlrth and Justin Edwards Islnglr). Westvlew Baptist _ Oene Pyle (home run. three singles, four runs, four RBI). Bony Green (three triples, single, four runs, three RBI), Jssott Green (home run. double, single, two runs, five RBI). Willie Garay (home run. two singles, three runs, three RBI). Mark Williams (two doubles, single, two runs, RBI). Orrgg Sefrfed (triple, single, two runs, three RBI). Jeff Brown (two slnglrs. two runs). Oary Cline (two singles. RBI). DU) Paige (single, two nms) and Wayne Gager (single. RBI). Knights of Columbus _ Jim Darts (triple, single, run. two RBI). Dennis LaCour (two singles, run. RBI). Barry Paige (double. RBI). Pete Holt (double, run). Pat Larkin (■ingle, run, RBI), Joe Santora and Dennis Roman (single, ran), Bill May (single) and Wayne Manilla (RBI). Matthews Associates _ John Lugertng (double, two singles, rust. RBI). Jason Flanagan run). TM l Wllka (two home runs, two runs, four RBI). Mike Walden (double. BUI Cofbum Stephen Lugertng (dm RBI). Jamie Pltscr (single. RBQ, Tony Taylor runs). Joby RBI) and (run). id Lawn SUvta Bustard (three StoffSa. n n RBI). 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Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 22, 1998 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 22, 1998. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 22, 1998; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/bbd46ff8f111e86f133ea47a8740b7bb.pdf 5ad882ec02454439e3cbf0142a5edcb3 PDF Text Text THURSDAY January 29,1998 50 Cents Sanford Herald Serving Sanford, Lako Mary and Samlnola County alnoo 1908 90th Year. No. 113 • Sanford. Florida Historic district vows to clean up rentals The long kiss goodbye Retiring Rhein: ‘Books are not going to go away’ By M ARIA OREM Herald Staff Writer B 7 R U M W H IT * Herald Staff Writer SANFORD - Jean F. Rhein says ahe la walk­ ing on air from what happened on Tuesday at the Seminole Services Building. She was at the county commlaalonera m eet­ ing to receive what ahe expected to be the perfunctory retirement ritual conalatlng of a thanks and goodbye from the county. T h e y like to honor all the county retirees." Rhein said. *1 used to write some of the resolu­ tions for others before me. so I sort of knew what to expect at this one." Was she ever surprised. After he read a resolution for Rhein. Sem i­ nole County Commissioner Daryl McLain planted a fine kiss on the retiring director of the county's Library A Leisure Services De­ partment. causing Chairman Randy Morris to I n R M b. FagsA A IN BRIEF Mm M Wwa S, Twwwy VSwm Joan Rhom gets a kiss from Commtsslonor Daryl McLain m honor of her retirement as dtreclor of the county's library system airport, on* Injury SA N FO R D - 11 la business as usual today at O rlando Banford A irpo rt after a wall co l­ lapsed early W ednesday at the international charter term inal. A 25-foot square hole was left after part of the exterior wall of the term inal collapsed d urin g a deliberate dem olition of a concrete sm oking deck. Th e concrete slab was let down too quickly, causing an s ir pocket that blew out the light w all. The w ork was part of a $ 3 .5 m illion expansion of the te r­ m inal. . . A irpo rt director Steve Cooke said this m orning that a tem ­ porary wall is u p today and that there were no problem s. •No passengers were In ­ ju re d .’* Cooke said. *A w om an who works for United Safe­ G uard twisted an ankle when she was trying to avoid the w a ll.” KOfBBH TtQBTS demonstration U .S . Tae Kwon Do Center w ill a dem onstration by — Com m issioner B rady Lesson! significantly. Lrssard said there are about three or four properties that still have prob­ lems. Lrssard said he und Mayor Lany Dale a t­ tended the meeting to answer questions and offer a background regarding ordinances and regulations. Basically, he said, the city Just can't show tip and board up these places. By the end o f the meeting, the city pledged It would look Into other available avenues and If there ore none then maybe civil action may be the only way to go. he said. Former city commissioner Lon Howell said he feels citizens could take out a civil action and that many o f the rental properties In qurs•n H is to ric , Fags 3 A Rinehart Road project is ready to roll in Lake Mary By BHARI BRODIK Herald Staff Writer Story Pags&A. SANFORD • Holding property owners ac­ countable for the behavior of their tenants was the topic o f a meeting Tuesday that attracted more than ISO residents tn the historic dis­ trict. Spurred by a murder last month at the Flor­ ida Hotel, neighboring residents of the room ­ ing house called the meeting to discuss crim i­ nal activity associated wtlh rental properties and possible ctvtl action If the problem cannot be reconciled through local ordinances. Another property, located at the comer of 4lh and Palmetto Avenue has also come under the scrutiny o f residents who continue to com ­ plain about ongoing criminal activities In­ cluding drug deals and prostitution. T h ere are a ton o f people Interested In the Idea of holding landlords responsible for their tenants,* said City Commissioner Brady L rs­ sard. wlvo also attrnded the meeting. T h r l>eoptr who organised this are very encouragrd by the showing of aupport.* Although the historic district has cleaned up 6 There are a ton of people interested in holding landlords responsible for their tenants. } LAKE MARY - Think o! It as sensitivity training for road construction workers. The principals In the Rine­ hart Road Widening Project met Wednesday In a partnering workshop designed to be a teambuilding exercise. Facilitated by Valerie Tutor, a human resource consultant, the etght-hour workshop intro­ duced si) of the parties In­ volved to each other, *ao they can estabbah a relationship with each other.* The partnering concept has been used In the business set­ ting for several years now. said Tutor. She does similar work­ shops for Florida Department of Transportation, who has used thr exercise on all road projects since 1992. ■Partnering has been very, very successful tn the state of Flor­ ida overall.* this la the first for the city of Lake Mary and Seminole County. Eby used partnering on Its recent Orange Blossom TTall Job. Tutor said the goal of part­ nering Is to ‘ change the culture and the normal way of doing business.* The result Is that. In most cases, the Job gets done taster with fewer conflicts, saving the taxpayers monry. *ll takes a lot of strrss oft the project.* said Tutor. Representatives from the city of Lake Mary. Kby Construc­ tion. the contractor. Conklin l*orter Holmes, the engineer, Seminole County Utilities. Publlr Works and Engineering. Florida Power Corporation. Tralftr Control Devices and other subcontractors, and the city of Sanford participated In team activities, set values and objective, identified and priori­ tized problem areas, crested s communications matrix and even formulated a mission statement. Lake Mary Public Works di­ rector Rick Diaz was pleased with the results o f the meeting and said he and one partici­ pant even exchanged home phone numbers, to be used In the event of an emergency. *fm very pleased.* ssld Diaz. *!t was very productive. Being an ex-contractor. I've always Insisted on knowing exactly who I'm working with.* Besides the weekly construc­ tion meetings, the project management team, a "crossfunctional action team,* will meet every six weeks to cunBA Lots of basketball action from cutest team Bank robbery suspect nabbed, another sought ■y Herald Staff Writer LA K E M ARY - O n Tuesday night, a high school varsity basket hall game played on at Lake M ary. The beat action, however, took place at half-Um e. Th a t's when the llttlest and the cutest basketball team In Lake M ary took the court and showed the big boys how to do ft. Lake M ary's Ju n io r Magic team played a scrim m age m atch d urin g the varsity break and wowed the crowd w ith some pretty im pressive offensive moves and defensive prowess. Fo r eight m inutes. Roby W illiam s, Renny W illiam s. Zack Capko. Bryan Barow and M att O rl. who com prised the blue team, look on the white team, manned by C o llin C hristm as. Ryan Fred. M arcos John so n , Jo rda n Gaudreau and Skvler Rush. a little tim e together M School may get pool SAN FO R D - Th e d ty co m mtaelon w ill aet aside u p to $600,000 toward a new sw im pool at Sem inole H igh Th a t am ount Is contingent loon the Sem inole County district rrcetvtng s m atching block grant for maintenance. However, d ty of­ ficials have indicated that the d ty m ay help out In the figure w ith m aintenance coats. Th e proposed project, w h ich would serve both student and residents, has been under d is ­ cussion for several years. There are curre n tly sw im ­ m ing pools at Lym an and Lake Brantley high schools w ith o p ­ erating coats totaling about S U B S C R IB E T O T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D F O R T H E B E S T L O C A L N E W S C O V E R A G E . Call 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 �ZA •Sanford Hsrati. Santord, Floods - Thursday. January 29.1998 Local sco u t earns ho no r of a lifetime P ra m S ta ff R eports Young writers recognized Six Mllwee Middle School students in Yvonne LeCoumpte's English classes had Ihetr poems selected for pub­ lication In Florida's Creative Communication anthology. The students were Shari At­ wood. Rochelle Barber and Lrah Johnson, sixth grade; Guy McCumber. Jessie Permar and Carrie Zegetosky, seventh grade. The works, which were chosen on literary merit, creativity and social awareness, will be Included in A Celebration o f Florida's Young f\re(s. Students dominate al­ gebra competition Seminole County students dominated the algebra com p e­ tition Inst week at the first R e­ gion 3 Mu Alpha Theta Mathematics competition, which Includes schools In East Central Florida from Seminole to Martin counties. In the Al­ gebra I division. 14 o f the top 15 Individual awards went to C o n tin u e d fro m Page LA thr World Famous 88 O lym pic Professional Korean T iger Team Friday, Jan. 30 at 7 p.m. The demonstration will be held at the Garden Club o f Sanford. 200 Fairmont Road. The public Is Invited to m eet the team to n ig h t at 7 p.m. at McDonald's. 17-92 at Lake Mary Boulevard. For more Information call U.S. Tae Kwon Do Center at 320-7000 or participating McDonald's. students from Greenwood Lakes Jackson Heights and Tuskawtlla middle schools. The schools placed first, sec­ ond and fourth tn the team competition. The winning stu­ dents from Jackson Heights were Kevin Chan, first; Matt Janlsz. second: Kasha Gora, fourth: Josh Cox. fifth; and John Tillman: from Greenwood Lakes. John Martino, third: M. Donahue, seventh: Robbie Carr, eighth: K. Geler. 10th: Kim Dastln 11th: Stephanie Pham. 12lh; and Chris W hite, 14th: from Tuskawtlla, Lauren Caufield. sixth: mlchael Kleman. 14th. Oviedo High School International Festival The School Advisory Council will sponsor International Day at Oviedo High School on Feb. 28 from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. The school Is asking for dona­ tions o f door prizes, souvenirs. Volunteers may bring bite size samples o f the native country, have a display, give a speech during the week or share tal­ ents with the students. For Information, call 317-7233. 320-4162 or 320-4195. The Cotillion will be held to ­ n ig h t, at 7 p.m. at Trinity United Methodist Church. 526 Sanford Avenue. Sanford. For more Information call 321-6950. Annual prayar braakfaat The Daughters o f Sphinx Tyre Court No. 14 will have their 4th Annual Prayer Breakfast Saturday. Jan. 31 at 9 a.m. at the Sanford Garden C lu b . Once Eagle Scout, always an Eagle Scout B y M A R T R O W K LL Herald Correspondent Mike Reedy has accom ­ plished something that only two percent of all Boy Scouts ever accomplish. On Friday. Jan. 9. Reedy, o f TToop 854 became an Eagle Scout, at on Eagle Court of Honor led by Ervin Schrelber. the Boy Scout Chartered O r­ ganizational Representative. Ervin said he was proud to be there. This is his first time he has witnessed two Eagle Scouts come from the same family. Ervin also attended the ceremony when Mike’s old er brother became an Eagle. On hts path to Eagle. M ike earned 28 merit badges. He took leadership training, was awarded the Order o f the A r­ row and the Arrow o f Light. Junior Assistant Scoutmaster, Senior Patrol Leader and Quartermaster were among the many leadership positions Mike held In hts unit. M ike's Eagle Scout Service Project was a landscaping project for the Seminole Family YMCA tn Lake Mary. w r *\ m - *\ — a ' m \ l . / Eagle Scout M lko Roody w ith troop leadsrs Maria Lopaz (le ft) and Stan Th o rto n (rig h t). Marla Lopez and Scoutmaster Stan Thornton. Marla was Mike's leader for four years. Stan has been Mike's leader for two years. Ervin ScJ\lT lb tr then presented Mike with an American flag that had been flown over the United States Capital. an Kag|P Seoul, always an Ea RjP S(.ollt vviiat is an Eagle Scout? Ea giP thr highest award In all of Boy Scouting. II Is the last maj 0r step In the advancement program. It's not something y o u rr gtvpn Jll9t because you've stayed In there long Walt Llttlecot, Troop Com ­ mittee Chairman, read some of the many congratulatory let­ ters Mike received. Among them were letters from Gerald Ford. George and Barbara Bush, Connie Mack and Lawton Chiles. The presentation o f the E a­ gle Scout Award was done by must, among other things, earn a total of 21 m erit badges, be active In hla unit, and serve In a position o f r e ­ sponsibility. The Scout must also plan, develop and carry out a service project. What does It mean to be an Eagle Scout? In Scouting the eagle stands for strength of character. It represents an understanding of community and country. A Scout who b e ­ comes an Eagle Scout does so with a solid sense o f leader­ ship. citizenship and responsi­ bility. It Is something that stays with an Eagle. Besides the gentlemen listed in the first paragraph, seventeen U.S. Senators. 60 congressmen, and eleven state governors are Eagle Scouts. Actress, play at Hurston festival WEATHER u n ., mg). 11:40 u s ., min. 6:10 p m . mg). — p m ik f r t m B obovs 8:47 u ■ m l , M S pm , low: 2:17 i-iw n wi M ew B a n n a Boaafc high: 6:52 am . 9:10 pm . low: 222 am . 3*)0 pm , Om m Boaoh: high: M 7 am . 928 pm , taw. 327 am , 8:15 laajiaa lea oh? Seas are 35 feet with a moderate chop. Water temperature at Daytona la 62 degree* and at New Symma, 62 degrees. Winds are from the north­ west at 10-15 m.p.h. “ «£ ■ * ° Standards (C F P Board) w ill now m ake the process of choosing a financial p la n n e r easier for con su m ers. T h e eU ht-page brochure, w h ich t " 8 . cantatas I detachable chsckllat for Interview ing a fl* eooU ct m iH Offm for orgsnirations tlutt keep dlectpU nsiy records of f in t y M l plannero o r offer r e to focal practitioners, la available free of charge to In the C F P Board toll-free at 1 -M f i-C F P M A R K (1 -6 6 6 -2 3 7 -6 275)■ Th e 10 Questions b ro ch u re Is the first In a series o f c o n e u a e r education tooio b eing produced b y the C F P Boon! to address the Inform ation needs o f ind ivid u a ls looking for fln a n d a l planning advice. In fo c u b g n i p t conducted b y th e C F P Board last year. p a rtlc P IU 10 Question* W h u r t fre t of charge as a public sendee to anyone who requests it by caning (he C FP Board's to llftee num ber or visiting Its Web *t w w w .cfp -b o a rd .o rg . G iv e n unique role as the n n a n d a l planning profession's standards-setting body, the C FP Board w ill develop addltiona) educational p iJc e . in the future to Inform m em bers of the public about relevant fln a n d a l planning issues, and provide them w ith the Inform ation they need to choose com petent and ethical finand a l planners, in 1996. the C F P Board w ill also w o rk d o e d y w ith several goverre­ m ent and consum er protection groups to support em pow erS e n t o ro g ra m id m e d a tp e o pfe f o S m S f o r financial p U r T n ln g advice o r services. Jasmine George, a Sanford ac­ tress. wB be featured In a play entitled *Meke A Joyful Noiee'. a one hour African reSgious expertance twice at the Zora N. Hurston Festival. The first performance w « be Friday, Jan. 30 « 10 a m. at tha Ufa Center located on Kennedy Boulevard and 1-4 and on Saturday. Jan. 31 at 10 a.m. In toe Wymore Gymnasium In EatonvtMa. 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Florida - Thursday, January 29. i w « •3* F ■ 1/’ '4i First Presbytsrtan Church m Sanford this week. to Far laft; Sanford Pottca Cmdr. Ray Bronaon la awara of crime problems downtown. Cantor. Eighteenth Ju dtelal Clrcu* Judge O H. Eaton, a r»«toant of tha historic district, shares soma tdsas. |V, 1 ■ ■ f | m ■ vw S fi'" bn I » W ‘ 4■ > jjj u : Phases o f PC Repair UPGRADES e TROUBLESHOOTING •SOFTWARE y fW •INTERNET •ANO MORE... Coll Today tor Frm Estimate, FrooCooouHaOooFocAIIP.C. Sorvtcoo V ' NOW SERVING WINDOWS 95 ^ 1|BJi ’i 1 If f A ll We Come To You, You Don VHave To Come To Us! j J • w Houra: M -F 7 PM - 10 PM m ouom Sal A Sun 10 A M -10 PM f l f j 7 - 3 0 2 4 Manny Ohara III (Owner. Managed *0*0 mi -> jU L ) 5 8 ] Haired L Beveriy Transmissions Historic of residents' lotei on Oak dent and chief executive officer of H o n d a H ospitality In c . T h e owner QMemUlcr) seems to be w tllii^ to w ork w ith eve­ rybody in the com m unity.* Howeu said. *He spoke about upgrading the hotel, adding a ir conditioning and fixing the roof. I was pretty Impressed b y him.* Howell said he Is cautious however, because the city has Leroy Je n k in s, 49. of 1814 Lincoln A ve., Sanford, was a r­ rested M onday b y Sem inole C ounty deputies. Je n k in s was charged w ith battery and p o sseselon of a firearm by a co n­ victed felon. Je n k in s teas a r­ rested at the above address. Jenktna allegedly pulled victim up from couch and threatened to k ill her tf she called the p o ­ lice. D r.. H a a tb - heard alm llar plana from pre­ vious owners. Blem lller. who also attended the meeting, said hts plans and intentions are legitim ate. Since he took over operations In August 1997. Blem lller said he has cleaned up the hotel and w ill continue w ith Im prove­ m ents. * * T h e m eeting was auccedtfftU because I got to meet w ith people and let them know the hotel la under new m anage­ ment.* Blem lller said. He Is aware of residents' T h is keeps 99 percent of undesirable elements out.* he said. *1 do not condone Illegal activity.* Th e hotel has also estab­ lished a resident com m ittee. Blem lller commended hts property m anager for ru n n in g a oght sh ip. Mg also noted that 33 of the 9ft room s at the hotel keep unw anted elements out of hts hotel. One measure he has taken Is to conduct em ploy­ ment background checks on all residents. of the com m unity and he w ill begin a cam paign to meet h is neighbors and inform them of hts plans to renovate and Im ­ prove the hotel. Sem inole C ounty deputies. Nnam anl was charged w ith battery and arrested at the above address. Report said that defendant allegedly threatened his wife and has abused her In the past. Sherllynn Thom pson. 30. of 1100 Sants Barbra D r.. S a n ­ ford. was arrested M onday b y Seminole C o un ty deputies. Thom pson was charged w ith counterfeit license plales/validatlon stlckera/cab cards/etc., dtsplay/possess cancded/revoked/suspcnded/fi ctitious/alter, operate m otor vehicle w ith ca n cekd/auapcnded/revoked driver's license and resisting w ithout violence. Tho m pso n was arrested at the com er of A irpo rt Boulevard and State Road 000. Thom pson was pulled over for the display o f a M o n e y Orders 39' WE CASH he said. T t n open' to sp y o H a n s .* Magic w u J •• Iv U iu n oJ'.iJLIlUltci again found the hoop. Th e white team was u p 6 -3 thanks to a good steal, expert d rib ­ bling and a terrific shot b y C h ristm a s. Th e lead was cut to two when (Renny) W illiam s hit a Jum per, but the blue team was unable to tie It u p before tim e expired. Oaudreau. the leading scorer for the white team, said that his team was a little nervous before h ittin g the c o u rt a l­ though It wasn't once they were out there. *lt was Am to come out In front of all of these people,’ said Oaudreau. a secondgrader at Lake M ary Elem en­ tary. ’ B ut we were a little nerv­ ous. I really like baaketball, b ut I also play soccer and like swim m ing. Basketball Is defi­ nitely one of m y favorites, though.* In alL the entire evening was enjoyable. It was evident from Mau and Ernestine Saturday | 3:00 p.m. Featuring Concert Artists 6 at 6:30 Oaks C o u rt and C rysta l Lake. ILL YOURmm TOUtt �4A •SantQQl Herald, Sankxt) Florida •Thursday, January 29, 1998 ----------------------------------------------------------------- Editorials/ Opinions E D IT O R IA L ELLEN GOODMAN County’s delay over license was wrong Seminole County commissioners Tuesday might as well have been singing a chorus of "I Got You Babe** to House of Babes attorney Steven LaBret. representing the adult club In a zoning issue that had been delayed for months. Hearing officer Jonathan David­ son and the county staff have rec­ ommended in a 75-page report that the club be given a license to serve beer and wine. In essence, the club, soon to be renamed Risky Business at the request of the county, had complied with all the requirements to earn the license. But the county postponed the decision, with three commission­ ers, Win Adams, Grant Maloy and Dick Van Der Weide, preferring to wait until February, so dissidents could read the 75-page report and be better prepared. Even a perturbed Chairman Randy Morris said. “We should have dealt with this today. The de­ lay Is needless." Commissioner Daryl McLain also voted to decide on the license. "It's a simple zoning issue, but they're making it a political issue," an angry LaBret said. W e agree. This IS a simple zoning Issue. The club complied with zoning requirements. The county studied the Issue in depth and rec- New veggie libel laws are nuts BOSTON-1 may not be n true First Amend­ ment absolutist. I mean, after seeing pictures or the vacationing Clintons, t could Imagine banning photographers from shooting any woman over 40 In a bathing suit. Still. II never occurred to me that 1 could b e . surd for libeling n lettuce or maligning a melon. Tills is pretty much what's happening (o talk-show host Oprah Winfrey and talk-show guest Howard Lyman. On Jan. 20. they went on trial In Amarillo. Texas, for disparaging ham ­ burger. In the spring of 1996. Lyman, a vegetarian and Humane Society official, took part In an Oprah show on mad cow disease. Lyman look on the practice o f grinding up dead rows and feeding them to live cows, "If only one o f them has mad cow disease,* he said, ’ that has the potential to tnrccl thousands." In response to this cheery thought, Oprah blurted out: *11 has Just stopped me from eating another burgrrl" At that exact moment. Paul Engler, an Amarillo cattle feedlot operator visiting In Chi­ cago. went b a n an as-lf that Isn't slandering bananas. When the price of beef dropped, he and others In the Texas cattle Industry decided lo sue O prah -lh e woman, the show, the guest- It never oc­ curred to me that 1 could be sued for libel­ ing a lettuce or maligning a melon. 9 -ror *0.7 million. Now. on the surface, this sounds pretty fru lty -lf that Isn't maligning fruit. But In the wake o f the Alar-ln-apples scare when con­ sumers dropped apples like hot potatoes, Texas and 12 other states passed new laws prohibiting "the false disparagement o f perish­ able food products." Such laws lo protect the reputation o f car­ rots and spinach were immediately nicknamed "the veggie libel laws" or "the veggie hate laws." Quite frankly, they flunked my giggle lest. Even Texas Oov. George W. Bush, son or the presi­ dent who hated broccoli, refused to support this legislation. JA C K ANDERSON L ^ etu r n s J Spin control for gaming industry MY DIET DRUG M S TAKENOFF THE A n d o n c o f the highest bidden in Washington theses dav is the gam2bling industry. m ar ket So what's the holdup? Politics, w e suspect. The sad fact la that two other d u b s. VIP O d d and Sassy M erlot's, are operating sans an adult enter­ tainment license, opening last year * v Fran k Fahrenkopf. the form er chairm an of the Republican N ational Com alUfce and one of the leading architects f it the R e a g y i Revolution, has elevated i p n control t o a new level, lik e m any former p arty operative*, F a hrenkopf now spina for the highest bidder. A n d one of the highest bidders In W ashing­ ton these days Is the gam bling in d u stry—or. as Industry official* euphem istically c a ty refer to eoum» until the new adult businesses o r­ d i n a l ‘'tidtlftf drawn. Both clubs are now in court battles with the county, but they are open. House of Babes, legally operating for about 20 years, hss J uLimped mj through all the hoops the county asked of it in order to receive the beer and wine license. This a p ­ pears to be a lesson that an Indeci­ sive commission can be circum ­ vented by Just opening for business anyway. W e are not disputing that the three dissenting commissioners could have voted to deny the li­ cense, we are disputing that they did not vote at all. Morris. McLain and LaBret w ere righ t Ib is issue should have not been postponed. And we concur with the county; If a legal business complies with all ordinances, it should receive the li­ cense it seeks In a timely manner. B u t the very fact that thla c a w w asn't throw n out, that the law Is having Us first big, expensive test. Is enough to make anyone who's said a nasty w ord about meat feel dow n­ right cowed. M ind you. the cattlem en don't have a very good beef agalnat O p ra h. First of a ll. In order to w in , they m ust prove that statements on the show were false. v In raising the specter o f mad cow disease In Am erica, Lym an was speculating about w hat could happen, not w hat was happening. More lo the point, hts concern about feed was sec­ onded by the governm ent, w hich Just banned the fairly disgusting culin a ry habit of serving dead cows to live ones. Secondly, they must prove that Lym an and O prah knew or should have know n that they were m aking false statem ents. And they have to convince a Ju ry that her crack about burgers was of a different dim ension than the co m ­ m ents m illions of us have made about Junk food: T h a t stud's going to k ill you* Even tr they do all that, the cattle folk still have to prove that the O p ra h show ruined the m arket. O p ra h m ay sell books. B ut does she run the com m odities m arket? run DONNA BR ITT At 24, you’re an adult; move on Bv all appear­ ances, Monica Lewinsky lain the wont trou­ ble of her young life. 9 Tw e n ty years ago. only two stales tn the union perm itted gam bling. To d a y, there are o n ly two states that do no t: U ta h and H a ­ w aii. Th e other 4 0 states all allow wagering an th eir o o tl-b e it In a state lottery, on a rtverboat casino o r at a deg track. Legal gam ­ b lin g In Am erican has h te w n t a $000 b illio n bualneoa. dwarfrng a l other, typea o f e n te r­ tainm ent In term s of m oney a p e n t-a n d Uves ruined. It was Just a m atter o f tim e before the In ­ d ustry made Itself a pretence In W ashington. Launched In 1096. the Am erican G am ing A s ­ sociation has qulckfy become one o f the b ig hitters in the W ashington power gam e. A n d w ith the wcQ-connected Fahrenkopf at the helm , the association has adopted the to ­ bacco industry's penchant for shading the tru th w hen bad news cornea U s way. T h e m ost recent pubttc-reiatkm s calam ity to befall the Industry was a study released last m onth showing that suicide rates are considerably higher tn d tie s that have w d - Berry's World T b me. the question was: W h y w ould you jeopardise so m u ehT" Perry says. "If I had hts opportunUtea, I'd ask* 'A m I w illin g to risk them Just to be ‘ou t there"? ...I felt he wanted to do a lot o f stuff that other p m hts age can do.” Perry to even leas sym pathetic to Lew insky. If she had an affair w ith C lin to n . T yo u r em ployer, w ho before that to m an?" she asks. T ie 's the rd w o rn den ‘Isn't there som ething he should be doing rig h t now m ore im portant than getting freak o n w ith m eT* Suddenly, ahe'a serious. "M any yo u ng « o a c Just don't nave m uch setf-esleem. ...” B u t that's not w hat the gam bling Industry wanted to hear. Aaked about the M u ty . F a hrenhopf blamed the higher aulrtde rates on the la a U U o n * of people w ho m igrate to the W est, thus leaving C a n ty and friends behind. U 's the geogrm phy-not the slot m a c h in e s that's causing Las Vegans to klfl themselves in disproportionate num bers. He points o u t—correctly— that sulckle rates are higher In the W estern states than they are on the Vast Coast. B u t that atm docanT captain w h y certain U tica that allow gam ­ bling tend to have m uch higher suicide rates than those that d o not. no m atter w here they're located. W hy "give yourself lo someone who c a n t gtv If to y o u -o r brag that yo u did?" sfa "And lx VouTe d riving a t age 24, yo u knot to have y o u r license and registration. A n d ths if you get stopped b y policy you coo — P— h Wiiv if you're black. W hy make K 1 She eigne. "If you have an affair w ith a m ar­ ried m an, o r you're speeding w ithout a license•c'mon, you're going to have to pay the oonseB u t these days, n o b o ty -w h e th e r they're 24 o r 04—experts lo pay for a ny m isdeed . Docs Perry realise that she sounds nearly as ancient as I am ? A t 24. "You're still on that borderline where people foolishness. B u t yo u know yo u should be gettin g beyond IL a she "You are an adult 1 i 1 f �Sanford Herald. Sanfoid, Florid* *Thursday, January 29, IMS *SA • People D AR aids veterans, talks preservation Sunrlaa Klwanfs maata Friday Th e Sem inole Sunrise K iw anls C lu b meets every Frid a y, at 7 a .m .. at Shone/a, U S 17* 92. south of A irpo rt Boulevard. Guest are welcome. For Info r­ m ation. call To n y M cDaniel at 324-0469. Froo clinic Friday G e n e v a -A free clinic to In ­ clude blood pressure check, blood sugar screening and Im ­ m unizations w ill be held every Friday, from 9 to I t a .m ., at the Geneva Elem entary School In the old school building, co r­ ner of First and M ain Street In Geneva. Th e clinic la sp o n ­ sored by the Sem inole C o un ty Health Departm ent In conjunc­ tion wtth the Sem inole County Sheriffs Office and Geneva Elem entary School. For Infor­ m ation. call 349-9264. Substance abuse discussed SA FE. Substance Abuse Fam ily Education, la conduct­ ing a 'F a m ilie s In Crtala* out­ reach program . Interested o r­ ganizations w anting to contact the Life Savers C lu b of S A F E m ay call Libby Kuharske at 291-4357. COMA ennouncee meetings ^ Th e Concerned O rganization of Men In Action (C O M A ) meets the first and th ird Frid a y, a t 6 p .m .. In the church annex at St. Jam es A M E C h u rch . N inth Street end C ypress Avenue. Sanford. Seniors meet LA K E M A R Y -A senior's group meets far lunch the sec­ ond Frid a y of each m onth at Lake M v y C h u rch of the N a te rene. 171 E . C rysta l Lake Ave. Fo r more Inform ation, tact B ill at 322-1006. co n ­ Daughters of Confadaracy Norm an deVere H ow ard Chapter of the United Daugh­ ters of the Confederacy meets on the last Frid a y of the m onth. For Inform ation, call 322-1425. Aft Association masts Saturdays Sanford-Sem inole A rt A sso ­ ciation meets on the fourth Saturday of each m onth, at 1 p .m .. at Shoney*a In Sanford. Those interested tn art are welcome to attend.* Sunbalt Dayllly Club Sunbelt D ayllly C lu b meets the first Sunday of the m onth at 2 p .m . through A p ril at the A rt Center tn Sanford., Th e d u b educates m em bers on dayllly growing through slide shows, guest speakers and trlpa to dayllly gardens. There are no d u b dues. C a ll 886-3196 for more inform ation. Dlxlsland band opan to public Dixieland Forever In c ., a non-profit band, p la y i the sec­ ond Sunday of every m onth, from 4 -7 p .m .. at the V FW H all. 2706 W ells Ave.. Fern park. Open to the public, donation ta *8. F o r inform ation, call 641- Th e Bendncilr Brom ollad So­ ciety meets the th u d Sunday o f the m onth, at 2 p .m ., at S a n ­ ford Garden C lu b , U .S . 17-92 at Fairm ont Avenue. Sanford. A ll aspects of brom clU d culture are covered d uring the m eet­ ings. Th e society Is affiliated w ith the Florida C o un cil of Brom ollad Societies and the Brom ellad Society Inc. Fo r In form ation, call B ud M artin. 321-0836. S h ip Ortlbdd reported on an a r­ ticle in the N ational Defender by syndicated colum nist Linda Chavez, and reprinted from Th e W ashington Tim e s. O cto ­ ber 20, 1997. T h e colum nist warned about efforts to make U n d e Sam the p rim a ry p ro ­ vid e r o f child care. She stated: S A N F O R D -S a llle H arrison C hapter, N SD A R . contributed bountifully to veteran patients at the Ja n u a ry m eeting at the Sanford M useum. M itch Las­ siter. chairm an or the D AR Service to Veteran Palienla com m ittee, encouraged m em ­ bers to make additional dona­ tions at the February m eeting. Thro u g h the courtesy of the Sanford Am erican Legion Post 53, all donations w ill then be transported to G slnesvllle for distribution at the Veterans H ospital. In addition, both stamps and greeting cards w ill be collected. These w ill be used at C hildren's H o sp ita l. Delivery w ill be coordinated through the local K nights of C olum bus organization. Sanford Museum C u ra to r Alicia C larke was com m entator for a mem bers' “Show and Tell* program . She explained the m ission of the m useum as two­ fold: 1) to perpetuate the m em ­ ory of General H enry Sanford and to do research on hla life and work and 2) to concern It­ self wtth anything related to the development of the city of Sanford. She then showed members a m ystery donation, a beautifully framed formal flo­ ral design of H alrw orks. It had been donated to the museum before her tenure and to date no one can Identity Its donor or Its original owner. Member Nancy W illiam s has taken pictures of m any fam ily heirloom s and has attached notes of Identification to each. Th e curato r also recom mended a video record, w ith n arratio n. Am ong the Item s shared for viewing and analysts were a Bible printed in D u b lin , Ire ­ land in 1722; coin silver, a figurine, a “sewing* basket In i­ tially presented to Seim s about child developm ent, ITa a good thing m ore children, es­ pecially infanta, are not being cared far In Institutio nal set­ tings. Babies and very yo ung children need the kind o f per­ sonal attention and care gfvtng that Is Im possible to find In daycare centers, no m atter how well trained o r well m eaning the stafT...* Th ro u g h the courtesy of G all De Forest H a rris, both the Sanford Museum and Battle H antaan C hapter now have photocopies of m any o f the Sanford Muaaum Curator A ld a Cmfca dfoptayt an InM ctW y woven assign papers o f A nna S p e rry D e F o rest. an early Regent of the mads of human hair. C hapter. These papers, from Caisse by a boyfriend. T h e She suggested pencil notes, the early 1920’s are p atrio tic basket was filled wtth candyl dated, w ith various Item s of in and historic tn nature. Lounne Messenger brought a terest and/or value. U ltra violet Local students tn grades five large framed m ap of H art Plexiglas w ill protect pfctures through eight have subm itted C ounty. Georgia by J .W . Baker from the tu n . Don’t store va lu approxim ately 200 essays an Forts In Am erica, a national tn 1889. Baker was her g ra n d - able books near a w indow o r a contest. Local Chapfather, who also w rote a hla* heat vent. A d d free paper, tls ter/Chairm an Ju lia S a rtin w ill lo ry of H art C ounty. Th e Life of sue paper and boxes are a va ilpresent certificates and medals Nancy H art during the Revolu- able. to the county w inners at the tio n aiy W ar included an inctRegent Heidi Haines presided dent about B ritish To rie s In - at the business m eeting. She vadtng her hom e. She killed and C haplain M ary W illiam one, wounded one and the oth* conducted the opening ritual era surrendered. Later she and w hich concluded w ith the a few of her i H ghbora hanged Pledge of Allegiance to the U .S . them . H er heroiwf. resulted In Flag, the Preamble to Th e the erection of a m onum ent b y Constitution and Th e Am ertthe U .S . Governm ent In 1931. can’s Creed. Th e regent told Th e curator gave m em bers members that the chapter had m any helpful suggestion* re- received a gracious note of gardlng the preservation of hla- thanks from Fo rt M ellon S o cltortc object* and papers. She ety far Its recent m onetary gift. Complaints may lead to rotten marriage D E A R A B B Y : Th e latter from ‘ C rushed in A rlin g to n , Texae,* regarding her fiance’s constant com’M aiaU about, her cooking, struck a \ m m rn te i ip A rm y Pvt. Richard U Schneck has graduated from the field artillery surveyor course at Fort S ill. Law ton. O kla. Schneck ta the son of M cl and C a lh y Schneck of 1301 Carpenter Branch C o urt, Oviedo. He la a 1996 graduate of Oviedo H igh School. M ark W . Boyer has entered b a ­ ste m ilitary tra in in g at F o rt Ja ck so n . C olum bia. S .C . Boyer la the son o f C a rl D . and Beatrice B . Bayer of 860 Patrick A ve.. M erritt Island. Hla wife. Shannon, la the daughter of Richard and Linda M iller of 1006 Herm an C o urt. Oviedo. Th e specialist la a 1969 graduate of Cocoa Beach H igh School. F la ., and a 1996 graduate of the U niversity of Navy Seaman Recruit M i­ chael A . F ra n k lin , son of Rob­ ert J . and Cheryl R. F ra n k lin of Sanford, F la ., recently co m ­ pleted U .S . Navy basic training at Recruit Tra in in g Com m and. Oreat LaIcca. III. Robert V . M owrer has joined the United Stales A rm y under the Delayed E n try Program at the U .3 . A rm y Recruiting S ta ­ tion, D e la n d . lie ta the son o f Dona L G uerra of 960 E . Graves Ave­ nue. Orange C ity. Ills wife, Kathy, is the daugh­ ter of Larry D . and Patricia L Jones of Deltona. JE fP K S T D . M ARS A rm y Pvt. Jeffrey D . Mara has graduated from basic co m ­ bat training at Fart Knox. K y. Mara is the son o f Daniel F . and Beth Mara of 923 Lake H arney Road. Geneva. Several ywkf» ago, f, too, was involved w ttira Than who did not lik e m y cooking. I was shocked and h u rt by hie criticism s. Lika “C ru sh e d , I trie d a lte rin g the recipes to correct the faults he pointed out, but he always found something else to criticise. I eventu­ ally understood that his complaints were hla way of expressing dissatis­ faction with me, and he didn’t have the nerve to address the real issues directly. N eedless to say. I sent him on bis way - without a doggy bag. Abby, your advice to “Crushed* mimed the point Instead of giving up o r restricting an a ctivity aha loves, ahe should question whether her fiance’s criticisms mask soma deeper m isgivings he has about their relationship Perhaps he con­ trols others through fault-finding, or cannot adm it that she has tal­ ents and skills to match his own. If so. the issue must be dealt w ith before they m any, because it won’t improve with time. She may he try­ ing to please someone who, for some reason, can never be pleased. Abby, ■he needs to know that now, not later. S T IL L C O O K IN G IN SA N FR A N C ISC O ABIGAIL VANBUREN who complained about the writer's cooking is not going to change; if they m arry, ha 11 complain about many aspects of their life. I know. I iw s that man In my younger days, and I was not placated by improve­ ments in my wife’s endeavors. This is Just ons of many tools in a control freak’s bag of tricks. Th e only reason our m arriage survived was my wife’s w illingness to challenge me on every complaint and not suffer quietly. I would not ask any woman to go through whal my wife did to reach our present 42 years of life together. It’s far too long to wait far a spouse to under* stand hie problem. My response to "Crushed* would have boon: Ask yourself, w ill he change? Be honest. W ill you be happy living with anmaora who will find fault no matter how hard you try? I suggMt s showdown with him if you’re unwilling to and the rela­ tionship; do p v enter montage with this unresolved. (Actually, my gut feeling is that "Crushed* should end the reUtiooshtp.) le t’s face it, Abby, lent "finding fault" Just another way for those rontrol Saaks « . fa - . 1— *u. control over others? Does it have anvthira to do with how well otiwre perform? 1 think not. The problem u more asrious you indicated and d m U he treated as such. does that say al B E E N TH E R E ,.D O N E T H A T , AZUSA, C A LIF. 1 At l.tNt M A . 1 UAH t ( INI MA 1II il it 1 ; MOUMHUNT -J J J HALF BAKED uesjoKwaw f AS0000 ASITGETS 1 ___»*>___________ OOOOWILNUNTMB im amMima MLLM laMsermsso ■“ PHANTOMS_____ lamsawtww___ j HBVVt OM ^| UAAA ■i Itelw r iAmto t«§ Moraic THAISC ■______i l 4*1199 _ 1 j <1 AZR AH AQ L O U D O N V U U t. D EA R A B B Y: Recently I parked *» handicepped spaeo at a restaurant and went in far lunch, A lthough I look healthy, I am a senior and have a m uch-needed hattnirapran placard on my oar. �• A . Sanfcxd Hsrsld, Santo*. Vyid* •Thursday. January 29. 1998 Goodman Th e reason this case Is hard to stom ach la not because the cattle m oguls m ight w in. It's because, w in or lose, they m ight scare off the next news bulletin. As Em ory Law Professor David Bederm an, a lover of both ham burgers and the First Am endm ent says. T h e s e laws were Intended to aline speech." A nervous agribusiness wants to m ake media outlets th in k twice— about legal costa. Bederm an. who has been Inform ally tracking this ch illing effect In veggie hate-law states believes, "A lot of stories are being s till­ bo rn ." Some of the most Im portant Investigative work over the past century has been about food safety. Tbday we're In another wave of worries about everything from Im ported straw ­ berries to fast-rood E . coll to cancer-causing chem icals. 1 understand fears of fear m ongerlng and alarm s about false alarm s. B u t som etimes the choice Is between a stifled alarm and an o cca ­ sional false alarm . Between protecting co n ­ sum ers and protecting agribusiness. Th e Texas veggie libel law dem ands a level of scientific proof that would have stifled early debate about tobacco. If O prah c a n t say w hat she thinks, can scientists speculate out loud about the first signs of trouble? C a n a news­ paper report what they say? Th e moat bizarre part of the new veggie libel laws Is that In 13 states It's now become easier for a persim m on lo sue than for a public per­ son. that's not Just unconstitutional. It's nuts. No offense, of course, to the nuts. Briefs Psgs 2 A Jowi Rhstn listens as former Seminole County Commissioner BM Kirchhoff finishes a resolution that rwlk] KT1O40 Dy lOMMf T1M R calls for the Central Branch Ubrary In Cassefcerry to be renamed the Jean F. Rhein Branch Ubrary. Rhein UP artists clasaas P a «« 1A quip, "How Cltntonesque." M cLain's kiss was followed by a second resolution • this one from former county co m ­ m issioner BUI KlrrhhofT. KlrchhofT kept Rhein on edge until he made the announcem ent that the Central Branch L i­ brary on Oxford Rd. In Casselberry would as of M arch S. 1998 be known as the Jean F. Rhein Branch U b ra ry . *1 don't know what lo say." was all Rhein could manage. "I'm shell-shocked" Je a n F . Rhein worked for the county for 19 years. In 1978, she was appointed as the first county libra ria n , and was entrusted with de­ veloping a county-w ide system of public li­ braries. H er efforts prom pted the voters of the county to approve a proposal lo fund five re­ gional libraries at a referendum election In 1982 and the live libraries were open by 1988. *We picked the right locations." Rhein in ­ sists today. T h e five locations are where the population Is. where the roads are. where the libraries should be. More than 4,000 people visit these libraries (located In Sanford. Lake M ary. Casselberry. Oviedo and W eklva) each day. They're busy. Very busy." M uch has changed since the five county li­ braries opened In 1988. when the Internet wasn't a factor. Now that It Is, the libraries are stronger than ever. Because of the Internet there Isn't the need far as m any books as peo­ ple go more and more to the net. *1 use the Internet myself but I also read books and newspapers." Rhein said. *1 would hope that through m y lifetime this w ill hold tm e far everyqpe, | rs . a qm nfcrtW , f illin g to have a book In yo u r hands. Books are not go­ ing lo go away." A county library system. Rhein said, serves an area better than Individual city libraries. Th e re 's only so m uch money." she said. "WeVe been blessed w ith a good system and a good stafT. Tilin g s are In place lo keep this going." Rhein's program has been recognized by llie Florida U b ra ry Association and the N ational Association of Counties. In 1991. Sem inole County named her U b ra ry and Leisure Serv­ ices Director w ith additional responsibility for the Parks and Recreation Division. Rhein said it now was time for her *lo smell the roses, to do some gardening, go to plays." She also Is planning lo remodel h rr home on Lake Daugherty. Her daughter. U sa. recently graduated from the University of Florida. "W ith that. I don't have any obligations." Rhein said. O verall. It's not been a bad life for Rhein, who grew up In a place called Pooler. Ga. Th e town Is 10 miles away from Savannah but 10 miles was a long way when she was growing up. She says there wus a barber shop, grocery and service station In Pooler but not m uch else. Jean F. Rhein has come a long way from Pooler - far enough to have a library named for her this week. . D uring his delivery of the resolution to name a library far Rhein, Kirchhoff quoted Mark Tw a in : *A public libra ry is the most enduring of m em orials, the trustiest monument for the preservation of an event or a name or an affec­ tion; for It. and It only. Is respected by wars and revolutions, and survives them ." Rhein said she was doubly-proud. T h e y , nam ed.<lhc~ library. ..fac... me.. and . kissed me .know ing {.w as a Dem ocrat." Seminole C o m m unity College Youth Programs ts offering a Ltl' Artists class for p re ­ schoolers age 3 -6 . Th e six week class meets on S a tu r­ days. Ja n . 3 1 - M arch 7 from 10-11 a.m .. at the S C C M ain Cam pus. Th e coat is 6 29 . C hildren w ill explore a variety of hands-on messy m aterials using glue, paint, hom em ade play-doh. goop, along w ith an array of tools, papers and m a ­ terials all uniquely designed. C all 328 -4 72 2 . ext. 3453 for registration Inform ation, regis­ tration ts required before the start of each class. Anderson Safety B o a rd -a n d the consequences were deadly. B u t If the captain and his cockpit crew had been properly trained, tragedy m ight have been avoided. Th e captain, who couldn't see the ground because of poor visib ility, ordered his first officer to steer the plane "down, push It down." What* the captain didn't re a llce -a n d what the first officer should have told h tm waa that the aircraft had Just encountered a sudden change In w ind direction, rendering the aircraft unstable. B ut the first officer, figuring the captain knew what was best, followed the order a n y -, way. The plane crashed Into the ground nose Drat, and 37 people were killed. No matter how advanced airplane technol­ ogy becomes, the fact rem ains that they are still piloted by hum an beings--and human beings make m istakes. Th e N TS B investi­ gated 169 accidents Involving m ajor airlines ' OUn Jo h n David Boatw right. 61, C ountry C lu b C ircle, died Tuesday. Ja n . 17. 1996. M r. Boatw right was born In C o ­ lum bia. S C . an Nov. 16. 1936. He moved to C entral Florida In 1969. M r. Boatw right was a long distance truck driver. He served In the U .8 . M arines durirM the Korean conflict. M r. Boatw right was a B a p tis t Survivors Include wife, C a ro Jam es A llen. G a .. Jo h n . Sanford. f t Ugerald David. C olum bia. S .C .; daugh­ ters. Susan W hitm an. Ta m a ra Sturts, both of Sanford. A n n W hite. W anda Perry, both of ibis. S C .; sisters, Ellen i. C olum bia. S .C .. M ary ; Savannah. O a .. K athC olum bia. 8 .C .; nine grandchildren; one great­ grandchild. Brtseon Funeral Home. S a n ­ ford. in charge of arrange- Grace Hollow ay Keene. 82. East First Street. Sanford, died Wednesday, J a n . 38. 1998. Un, G a. and moved to C e n tra l Florida in 1933. S h e was a reM ra. Keene was b o m In f ttb tired far Public ___ , ____________ a m em ber of tappy Hearts. M rs. Keene ■ - '' - 1 ■ from 1983 to 1995, and found that 30 per­ cent of them were caused In part by poor pilot perform ance. In at least o ne-third of these cases, ac­ cording lo congressional Investigators from the General Accounting Office, pilots failed to use the principles of "crew resource m ano g e m e n t'-a management principle that promotes better coordination between p ilots, crew members and a ir traffic controllers. Had the first officer In the Charlotte crash been following these principles, he would have auestloned the captain's order, and three dozen Uvea m ight have been saved. But only some airlines require their crews to u n ­ dergo such training. Sometimes airlines need a little nudging to adopt comm on sense safety practices. Th e Federal Aviation Adm inistration Is requiring that all airlines Im plem ent crew resource management training by M arch of this year. Bravo to the FAA . Th e "safest way travel" m ay now be even safer. ■ .'1f.. .: * a member of Central Baptist C h u rch . Sanford. Survivors Include son, Jo h n . Holloway. Cosby. Te n n .; daughters. Faye C o lvin. S a n ­ ford. Ju n e Swartxfager, South Daytona: brother. Robert M a r­ tin. Sanford; sisters, Lucille Stovall. Sanford. Agnes Jam eson. Cam den. 8 .C .: five step-children; seven grandchil­ dren: 12 great-grandchildren. Brlason Funeral Home. S a n ­ ford. In charge of arrange­ m ents. Tom m y Lee Jo n es. 33. A lb e martee, Altam onte Springs, died Wednesday, J a n . 31. 1 9 M . M r. Jo nes was b a m tn O r­ lando. He was a cook far H id (truckers Restau ra n t, A lta ­ m onte Springs. M r. Jones was a mem ber « New Providence 1Baptist C hu rch. Survivors Include father, K in g Gethers; m other. Loutac Jo n e s; sisters. Fatlnk. A p ril. K atie, Brenda. G loria, all at O rlando; brothers. Ulysee. O rlando; El­ roy. Jacksonville. David J r .. A l­ tamonte Springs. Td n y. W illie, Richard. Ronnie. Louis, Jo h n n y, Peter. Charles. Ray­ m ond. Pastor Te rre ll, all of Orlando. Ronald, Leroy, both of Golden's Funeral Home, In c .. W inter Park. In charge o f a r- Police ate still looking far the third suspect. T e rry Nlckaon. Nlckaon. 31. la a black male at six foot, twoinches and approxim ately 300 pounds. Nlckaon la said to have a tattoo on his right arm that aays "B aby Boy”. Isadtrsi Black H is ­ Quick, find a place where you can get FHA/’VA home loans. s u n t n t r u • t • u n t r t r u s t • u n t r u r u • t • U n t r u s u • t s u n t r u • t • t 8 u n t r u s 1 • t s U n t r u • t • u • u n t r u s t • u n 8 u n t 3 U n Memorial for Mr. Boatwright will be Friday at 3 p m in the Briason FUneral Chapel with wt the Rev. Dennis R. Littleton offldating. Cremation will follow serv­ ices. There will be no public visita­ tion. Brtsaon FUneral Home, 322­ 2131. Banted. Is In charge of serv- u t r • t r u 6 t s u n t r u • t • u n t u n t r u s t s u n t r n t r u • t s u n t r u ■OUOW AY FUneral seMoa far Mrs. Name w0 be Saturday. Jan. 31. at 11 a m in the Briaaon Funeral Chapel with Joe Doutbtti omctating. to­ '* am Mlow to fartvan Lake f . Friends may w at tha fuuw a) Ikuiue Friday from 0 uulil 8 p m Brlason Funeral Home, feed, la to charge eg i Protect the said (ha t Alexander supplied the getaway truck, a blue 1970a Chevrolet p ick-u p . "(Alexander) la considered a principal In the first degree," Brewer said, "He received some of the proceeds for supplying the truck." Th e truck was stopped by San­ ford police at a furniture •tore early In the afternoon. Another suspect la pres­ ently In the Orange County Jail on unrelated charges. H is name Is being w ithheld until the Interrogation b y the Federal Bureau of Investiga­ tions la com plete. "Once he to interviewed by the F B I, he w ill be form ally charged." Yolanda King, daughter of famed ctvtl rights leader M a r­ tin Luther King J r . w ill apeak at the U C F Arena on Feb. 12 at 8 p.m . Yolanda King Is a talented a c­ tress who believes social and personal change can be In iti­ ated through the arts. She has pairtlclpaled In m any c M l and um an rights dem onstrations, hu and Is an experienced speaker on topics such as soda! change. C all 823-6471 for m ore b i­ form ation. n — ♦A" mm Page 1A the discussion panel. Th e y w ill be speaking about th eirr e x p e nces a s le leaders and pro lesrtences slonala. Participants are Invited to bring a brown bag lu n ch . For more inform ation contact the U C F W om en's Studies p ro ­ gram at 823-6502. to ■MlJB.iliMrtS G Suspects- King's daughter at UCF In celebrai O U R JOtOI D A V ID tory m onth a panel of profes­ sionals w ill meet to discuss Black W omen In Leadership Roles. Th e panel w ill meet on Fe. 5 from 1 2:30-1:30 p .m . In the President's Board room at U CF. Fo u r African-A m erican wo­ men from the U C F and O r ­ lando com m unity w ill be on For tickets call 322 -2 49 8 or 330-0287. Daughter Beatrice W ynn Most W orthy Vice G rand M atron or D aughter Estella Edw ards. Ybu don't have to look far. Because SunTrust is in your neighborhood with government FHA/VA home loan* that art easier lo qualify far than conventional kuns lh e v r mortgagr* are designed far people w kh lim bed credit experience and offer low er-thin-norm al down payments (as low as O H for VA). So let us help you be ready for Ufa. Home loans at S u rilh M arc easy to find. C ALL 1-800-330-4MTG. future — Su VTrust Be ReadyFor Life J ' . A c lp p iiitja turtle. w w w sun tm st.co m fat ro cw aarteA M tsa i �THURSDAY Sanford Herald J a n u a r y 29, 1998 B Sports Mxta Palma. U L Sizzling Silver Hawks Jeff Berlinicke Lake H ow ell rallies past Lake M ary Herald Staff Writer My J O T B U t U K I C U Herald Staff Writer Seminole boys hoops All-Star game would be a barnburner LAKE MARY _ If high school basketball games lasted only 25 minutes. Lake Mary would probably be at the top o f the Seminole Athletic Conference. Instead. It was the same old story last night as the Rams blew a big lead and fell to Lake Howell. 66-62. In s big game for both teams. For the Silver Hawks. It kept them In contenUon for the second spot In the conference with Friday's big. big. big game against Oviedo looming. Lake Mary, playing again without Injured scoring leader Paul Belk. fell bark Into the muddled mess that Is the middle o f Ihe confer­ ence. Lake Howell. Lake Brantley. Seminole. Lake Mary and Lyman are all vying for position. Only Oviedo, which has clinched the top spot, knows where It will finish. The Lakr llowrll-Ovtrdo matchup Friday will be the county's game o f the year and Lake How­ ell roach Steve Kohn said It was on the minds of his tram. *Our students and faculty didn't even know we were playing tonight.* Kohn said. ‘ Everybody was blinking about Oviedo Friday.* It showed early as the Rama Jumped out to an IH-4 start but Reggie Kohn went on a (ear and Lakr Howell started to play catch-up. Kohn led all scorers with 29 points, many on threepointers. Big man Ryan Smith had a poor first S A N F O R D _ U is t w eekend, the N B A a n ­ n o u n ce d Us a ll-s ta r te a m s, a n d so It seem s th a t a S e m in o le C o u n ty a ll-s ta r gam e m ig h t not be su ch u b a d Idea. W ith so m u c h ta le n t In th e S A C th is sea­ so n . Im a gin e th e p o ssib ilitie s. D ivid e the e ig h t sch o o ls p la y in g b o ys b a s ­ k etb a ll In to tw o g ro u p s : n o rth a n d s o u th . Y o u r n o rth team w o u ld In c lu d e Lake M a ry . S e m in o le . O vie d o a n d C ro o m s . T h e s o u th w o u ld have Lake H o w e ll, L y m a n . Lake B r a n ­ tley a n d W in te r S p rin g s . F irs t, y o u have to p ick th e co aches. In th e N B A . y o u take the coaches w ith th e best w o n -lo s s re co rd s at th e tim e o f th e b re a k . W e w o n 't be d o in g th a t In th is gam e. T h e co a che s w h o h a ve d o n e th e best Jo b s get th e n o d . T h is Is a n a ll-s ta r team a n d the coaches deserve to be h o n o re d . B efore y o u n a m e n a m e s, let’s p ick the p e r­ fect ve n u e . W in te r S p rin g s h a s the best g y m In th e c o u n ty b u t o u r fan ta sy gam e w ill be at O vie d o . T h e place, even th o u g h it’s been m o d e rn ize d In th e p ast y e a r, s till lo o ks a n d sm e lls like b a ske tb a ll a n d h a s the best tra d i­ tio n In th e c o u n ty . F o r th e co a ch o f th e N o rth . B o b T ra ln a lia s th e Jo b . H e h a s tu rn e d S e m in o le fro m a te a m th a t sta rte d o u t slo w ly to on e o f th e d o m i­ n a tin g te a m s In th e c o u n ty . H is A rro w F o rc e V I team h a s lo st o n ly once a t h o m e .a n d . d c lafjtt s ^ t o i r te od l i j fcn g S f la s s a A to o p n a m e n t; (t* a 'N o tts ’are w P tl t t t h it A t , re b o u n d in g fn sm j .> a M tugglsh s tk rt ft£ p u ll off d b lM o f th e d fia-^ so ns’ biggest u p se ts. T ra ln a w ill be u p a g a in s t a fo rm id a b le foe. E d K e rs h n e r h a s d o n e a fine lo b b r in g in g O vie d o b o ck a fte r lo s in g several sta rte rs to g ra d u a tio n a n d b a seb a ll, b u t Steve K o h n a t Lake H o w e ll h a s to be th e selection. K o h n 's S tive r H a w k s h a ve been one o f th e h o tte s t te a m s In the c o u n ty a n d e a rn e d th e ir firs tNOW Rood Nt o p — of throo pointer* e ve r state ra n k in g th is season. and acorod 12 points to load Laka How­ N o w fo r th e sta rte rs . — pool uw-ana wsanosaay ntgn. F o r th e N o rth , le t's go w ith Lake M a ry 's P a u l B e lk at c e n te r (h e 's a fo rw a rd for th e R a m s, b u t le t’s Ju s t h a ve som e fu n w ith th is , o k a y ? ). C ro o m s ’ T U n M c C lo u d a n d Lake M a ry ’s B e n K e rse n b ro c k a t fo rw a rd a n d O vie d o 's S e th F o w le r a n d S e m in o le ’s Zeke S e ym o re a t g u a rd . B e lk Is In ju re d b u t Is the le a d in g sco re r In th e c o u n ty . H e d o e sn 't Ju s t score, he wills MyWKLUM the b a ll In to th e h o o p . Herald SUIT Writer K e rse n b ro ck Is B c ik 's sidekick a n d one o f the d o m in a tin g re b o u n d e rs in th e c o u n ty W IN TE R PARK . Last year, he H e’s g o t som e se rio u s h a n g tim e a n d h a s was the star of the team. k ep t th e R a m s In g am e s w h ile B e lk Is re c u ­ Th is year, he's still very good, but sitting the bench a little m ore p e ra tin g fro m h is In ju ry . than he's used to. A ls o a t fo rw a rd , h o w a b o u t C ro o m s ' T im Lake M ary graduate Matt T o w n ­ M c C lo u d . H e ll fig h t w ith K e rse n b ro c k fo r re ­ sley la right in the thick of his first b o u n d s . b u t h e a n d K e rse n b ro c k w o u ld c re ­ college basketball season at ate on e o f th e m o st In tim id a tin g fro n t lin e s Rolllna College, w hich he la a t­ In th e sta te If th e y g o t to ge the r. tending on a basketball/academ ic O n o u r fa n ta sy a ll-s ta r te a m , so m eo n e scholarship. Although his skills w o u ld h a ve to get th e b a ll u p c o u rt. T h e re haven't changed. Tow nsley la a re n 't m a n y b e tte r th a n O vie d o 's S e th learning to take a back seat to the F o w le r w h o u n s e lfis h ly ru n s th e c o u n ty ’s seasoned players w ho have already corned their starting positions. b e st te a m . F o w le r c a n score a n d d is h a n d he "It’s really hard to all the bench d o e sn 't m in d d is trib u tin g th e w e a lth . H e Is more now than I ever have.* To w n o n e o f th e lo n e re tu rn e e s fo r O vie d o b u t, fo r s k y adm itted. 'I t does take some a te a m th a t c o u ld h a ve s tru g g le d w ith so getting used to. B u t It gives me the m a n y g ra d u a tio n losses. F o w le r b ro u g h t drive to w ork back to where I was s ta b ility a n d a to p -fiv e ra n k in g fo r th e L io n s . before, only stronger and as a bet­ A t s h o o tin g g u a rd , let's go w ith Zeke S e y ­ ter player. I have to rem em ber that m o re o f S e m in o le . A rro w F o rc e V I h a s a d if­ I am only a freshm an and I'm fe re n t h e ro e ve ry n ig h t b u t S e ym o re h a s learning a whole new system . be en , like F o w le r, a m o d e l o f s ta b ility a n d The re really aren't any benchw arm ers an this team so it’s not h a s been th e g o -to g u y In several o f S e m i­ like I never get to play.” nole’s u p se ts. O n the Lake M ary team. T o w n S in c e th e y c a n t a ll go 3 2 m in u te s , w e ll s k y played a m ajority of the Um e need b a ck u p s a n d th e re a re p le n ty w h o d e ­ and was one of the moat feared serve a sp o t. H o w a b o u t C ro o m s ' h ig h fly in g players In the county. T e rra n c e P e rk in s . O vie d o ’s u n s u n g h e ro Aa a Junior, he helped lead the B ra d Com bes and S e m in o le 's fla s h y Rama to a 23-6 record and c o n fe r C o rn e liu s B lu e ? enc* and district cha m p io n ships. In o u r fa n ta sy g a m e , th e y ’ll h a ve stiff c o m ­ D u rin g his senior year, he averaged 90 paints and nine rebounds ae p e titio n fro m th e s o u th . Lake H o w e ll a n d the teem posted a 9 1 -5 record. Lake B ra n tle y a re h a v in g th e ir best seasons Tow nsley was a tw o-tim e first team In y e a rs a n d W in te r S p rin g s a n d L y m a n A ll-Sem inole Athletic Conference h a ve been co m p e titive . selection and earned honorable B a ttlin g B e lk In th e m id d le w o u ld be Lake m m tk m sll-etste honors ae o H o w e ll's R y a n S m ith , th e a re a 's d o m in a n t . He also p t f t l H n f l f t ) In th f b ig m a n . If y o u ta ke th e b a ll in sid e a g a in s t n o r t h N o rth-SoX uth IthA ll-S ta r Gam e. ws a >wis|Mswiisew euw w vi w th e S liv e r H a w k s , expect to be e a tin g le a th e r through M s outstanding a n d S m ith Is th e m a in re a so n w h y . w w |m *% play, ae Ib w n a le y fitted E x ce p t fo r a h ic k -u p a g a in s t S e m in o le , the center position for Lake M ary. L a n ce o f L y m a n h a s b e e n se n sa tio n a l r e A t B-foot-6, he w as the strength of half but rebounded later to add 11 points. The Silver Hawks trailed 20-6 when Kohn got hot. He hit a short Jumper, then nailed a threepointer with Ume running out In the first quar­ ter to cut the deficit to nine. Lake Howell continued to nibble away In the second as Kohn started with a Jumper and Lake Howell went on an 8-0 run to cut the deficit to 24-22. Randy Abrams picked It up for the Rams, hit­ ting from the outside to keep Lake Mary on top but the Stiver Hawks finally caught up with Lake Mary late In the fourth quarter and Ryan Smith hit a pair o f free throws to put Lake Howell up for the first time o f the night. 59-57. Smith con­ nected again to make It 61-57. but Lake Mary, which has squandered fourth quarter leads all season, fought back. First. Abrams hit two free throws, and guard Jermaine Joubert hit two more to even It at 61. Lake Mary took Its final lead a few seconds later when Joubert hit a technical free throw to go up 62-61. then Lake Howell look over. Robert Jordan connected on two free throws and Kohn followed with two more. Once again. Ume ran out on the Rams. •We've got to step It up at the end.* Lake Mary coach Mike Oaudrrau said. *We‘rr only playing 30 minutes.* Steve Kohn was happy with the way the game ended. Lake Howell has been hot and winning easily lately. *We needed a close game like tonlghl.* Steve Reggfe Kohn (dart uniform) hit several three-pointer* on ths way *o a gsms-high 29 posits as hs led a Laks How— rally past Laka Mary Wednesday night. Hawks, Lions advance in 6A-3 DaLAJTO (44) My T O R T Ctonan 7 1-4 IS. Mall 3 1-3 S. Jarkaun 3 2-2 9. Mkktrn I 2-3 4. Waid O O O 0. IVairt I D O t . Drown 0 0-0 0. Cummlna* 0 0 -0 0. I l l 1 0 0 3 Total* IS S 10 44 Herald correspondent OVIEDO _ On a night when shots filled the sir (and only a modest few found their mark], the two moat n o ­ table attempts were a simple lay-up and a dead-on 3pointer. The lay-up came with less than five seconds to go In Ihe game as Shelley Gllleon drove to Ihe basket and kissed a shot off the (la ss to give the Lake Howell Sil­ ver Hawks a 46-44 victory over the DeLand Bulldogs in the 6A-District 3 girls' basketball tournament at Oviedo High School. Mary Lou Johnston knoiked down the trey from the top of the arc in the second quarter o f Oviedo's 59-96 rout o f the Lake Brantley Patriots In the nightcap. While It didn't make much o f a difference In the final outcome. Johnston's three-pointer gave her 1.000 points In her young career. "What's amazing Is that last year, she led Central Florida In assists as a freshman.* said Oviedo coach O A -D c r n u c T • L A U H O W K U . (44) Walla 0 0-0 0. U n n 3 0 - 1 6 . Kan* I 0-0 2. Marta** 0 O O 0. CondSn 2 2-2 6 . OUtoun 2 0-0 S. Itu a 1 0 0 2 Hrad 3 4-4 12. ttaua 4 3 3 I I . lUlarfc 0 0 -0 0. Ortl* 0 0 0 0. Koto, 1 0 0 2. W a t e r 0 0 -0 0. Curnvir 0 0 -0 0 Totata 17 9-12 46 15 11 IS • . 44 14 • 14 1 0 . 45 T h r r r poUU Arid foal* _ D riartd 2 (Mat! and Jarkaonl. Lakr I towHI 3 (Hrad 2. C.lUron II Total tout* . U r Land 14. Lakr Ikmrtl I I . Poulrd out . None Trrhntrals . Nonr N m a da „ D r Land 9 1 3 . Lakr Hovrtl 17-13 U O N ! 0 0 . P A T R IO T S 9 0 Mali ala 0 0-0 0. DrVantr I 0-0 2. Smith 2 3 9 7. Saaa 2 0-0 4. Wriah 0 1-3 I. Ilajrr* 1 0 -0 1 1 Marahuo I 4 9 S. Xrynotd* 0 3-4 3. THatrtagr 0 0-0 0. P MaraJuao 0 1-2 I. Illrka 3 3-4 N. G a O ^h fT 0 0-0 0. I k i m 0 2-3 3. Total* 10 IS-23 36 M tU m n o U 0 0-0 0. 1-2 3. Turfcrr 0 0-0 a l -l 9. CaBOn 0 04) 0. 0 2. Total* 23 9-13 89 4 OO 9. Johnatim 6 1-2 IS. Him! I 0 3-4 3. Oonlnorr 2 0-0 B. Cotton 4 3 3-4 7. T. fVtty 3 04) 6. It IV1t)r I 00 0 10 18 _ 00 14 17 I T 1 1 . 0 0 Th irr-p otnt Srld OHrdo 4 Uohnatun 2. MrKown I , Clontnorr II Total foul* [IranDry 12. CKWdo 17. Fouled out . None. Tkrtmlrala _ None. Hrcord* . Lakr lln u u k y 9 17; Ortafe 23-4. Tow nsley adjusting to new role at Rollins Vas FO R TH E B E S T C O V E R A G E OF S P O R T S the Rama and was noticed Im m edi­ ately by scouts. TOwnsley decided to sign early w ith Rolllna because he felt the basketball program and academ ic standards at the college would be the best for him . So far. that has been true. •School is going really well,* Tow nsley said. ‘ I was really n e rv­ ous w hen I first came here because I waa leaving home and all of m y friends. Everyone here has been so nice, though, and I have fit In Just fine. It has really been a sm ooth adjustm ent and although I'm close enough to go home whenever I w ant to, especially to do n y laun­ d ry, Tm Just far enough away that I feel like b n away at college.* Academics are top p rio rity w ith the college freshm an, w ho la m ak­ ing Ume to h it the books between dally three hour practices, a twogame a week schedule and five dosses. To w n sk y eradualcd from Lake M ery w ith a 4*3 grade p o in t average and his good w ork ethic carried through to college to earned M m a 3.7 In hie first se­ m ester a t Rolllna. Although he hasn’t declared a m ajor yet. TO w naky la atffl In te r­ ested in pursuing Biology as a PreMed focus. Academics come first, b u t b a s­ ketball la a dose second. Starting as soon ae M e high school career ended. Tow nsley hit the weight room to b u ild strength and iftia in iM t s im to practicing every chance he got. He had to learn a whole new p n ^H a a for hla college team aa he la needed m ore on the outside as a forw ard, w h ich l ba ll-h a nd lin g sk ills. Th e hard w ork la paylrm off aa Ib w n a le y is easing a good deal at ....................................... the IN Y O U R AREA, READ THE SANFORD i HFHALD DAILY �« • - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Flood* •Thunday. January 20, 1998 Lh o ii Vo* w in , lose Bayhead tennis classes & $25 A S A Tee). A T T E N T IO N W O M E N • O FTm A LL R A 1 _ Red Bug Parte Is now offering league play for women players on Monday night. Registration begins Monday and play begins on February 16. The 10 week season will cost $285 plus a $25 ASA fee. For more Information please call 695-7113. DREW SANFORD _ Bayhead Racquet Club will be holding beginner. Intermediate, and advanced tennis classes at the following times: • Beginners and Intermediates _ Tuesday. Thursday and Friday: 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. • Beginners and Intermediate Beginners _ Tuesday and Thursday: 3:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. • Beginners, Intermediate and Advanced Tuesday and Thursday: 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. • Tournament level players (state and nation­ ally ranked players! _ daily: 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. Girls* wrestling tournaments ALTAMONTE SPRINGS _ Lake Brantley High School and coach Kevin Carpenger are pleased to announce a Women's Invitational Wrestling Tournament In association with the Seminole County Women's Wrestling Program. The tournament will take place at Lake Bran­ tley High School on February 20th. Women are eligible under FHSAA (Florida High School Activities Association) rules and It will cost $30 as a team or $5 as on Individual. TTnlallve weight classes are 94. 101, 110. 119, 127. 138. 149 and 165 pounds. The tournament will be double elimination, feature folkslyle rules and there will be Individ­ ual awards. Call Carpenger at (407) 320-3070 for more d e­ tails. ASA Umpire's Clinic FOREST CITY _ The Metro Orlando ASA Softball Association will be holding an umpire's clinic for new* and returning umpires on January 31st and February 1st at Forest City Elementary School. The clinic will begin at 8 a.m. both days. Call Vlrgtl at 774-9898 for more Information. Bowling Tournament LONGWOOD _ The 38th Annua] Men's Sem i­ nole Bowling Association Tournament will be held February 7, 8. 14 and 15 at Longwood AMF. Volusia Speedway Park Speedweeks Sanford Babe Ruth signups SANFORD _ The City of Sanford Recreation Department 1s signing up players for the up­ coming Babe Ruth Baseball season and girls' softball season at the Downtown Youth Center in Sanford City Hall. Leagues will be offered for boys and girls ages four to 18. Those leagues Include T-Ball. Pee Wee, Bambino (10-12), Prep (13). Babe Ruth (14-15). Senior Babe Ruth (16-18) and girls softball. The Prep League Is new this year for 13-yearolds o n ly. This will make the Jump from Bam ­ bino to Babe Ruth smoother and will allow the 13-year-olds to get used to the longer bases and get more playing time. Cost to register Is $20. If you have any questions, please call Tom Kelly at 330-5697. Sanford Little League SANFORD _ Sanford Little League will be holding a last chance registration day for the upcoming Spring Baseball and Softball season this weekend at the Sanford WalMart. Times will from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on both Saturday and Sunday, First time players will need to bring birth cer­ tificate and proof o f residency. For questions or Information call 805-9334. PONY Baseball registration FIVE POINTS _ With the Spring Baseball sea­ son ready to get started. Seminole PONY Base­ ball will hold Spring Registration this Saturday at the Seminole 1‘ONY Baseball Complex on County Road 419. one mile east o f highway 1792 near Winter Springs. All boys and girls ages five to 18 are encour­ aged to sign up In the upstairs office o f the Seminole PONY Clubhouse from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. each Saturday. If you are new to PONY Baseball you will need a copy of your birth certificate to register. Some registration fees have been reduced In the younger age groups. _ Call 323-5570 for for more Information. Adult Church Basketball SANFORD _ The Sanford Recreation Depart­ ment Is registering teams for an Adult Church Polar Bear Basketball League at the Downtown Youth Center, lower level of Sanford City Hall. Fellowship, either a no fast break or a slow Basketball T t* . 5 Pag* IB Kohn said. H ell get one Friday. Game time Is 7:30 p.m. at Lake Howell. CROOMS CRUSHED TAVARES _ It was a game for a quarter. The Crooms Academy beys basketball team appeared to be In good shape as It only trailed host Tavares 19-15 after one quarter Tuesday night. But the game was over for the Panthers after that as they only scored five points In ecch of the second and third quarters and was held to 20 points total the rest o f the game as the Bull­ dogs (18-7) ran to a 95-35 triumph. Tim McCloud led Crooms (9-13) with I t points, while Terrance Perkins and Josh Lee added nine points each. B U L U X X M 9 5 . P A N TH E R S S B A n d n to n ^I. C w W w V .'IM M o 4. L it * . McCloud I t ! T o ­ uts. 14 4-12 39 break league, and Competitive leagues are being planned. Call 330-5697 for more Information. Longwood Baba Ruth LONGWOOD _ The Longwood Babe Ruth Baseball League will be having sign-ups for the Spring Season this Saturday. Times will be from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. All sign­ ups will be held at Longwood's Candyland Park located on Grant Street (off o f S.R. 434). Registration la open to all children ages Ore to 17. Playing divisions are T-Bal) (5-6). Rookies (7-8), Minors (9-10), Majors (11-12). Prep (13). Babe Ruth (14-15) and Senior (16-17). layouts are set for January 31st for new play­ ers or those who did not play In the Fall Pro­ gram. The Spring Season will start around March 1 and end In mid-May. excluding post­ season tournaments. For additional Information please call Warren Brown (Player Agent) at 331-6786 or U sa Banton (President) at 339-8584. Oviedo alumni baseball OVIEDO _ The Oviedo Baseball Team would Uke to Invite all former players to the First A n ­ nua) Alumni Baseball Game on Saturday. Janu­ ary 31tl a l I p.m. The game will be played at Mlkler Field. Oviedo's home Add. named for the Lions' legen­ dary coach Paul Mlkler. All Interested former players should contact coach Kcnne Brown at 320-4192. The coal for this event Is $25 per player. All proceeds gp to ­ wards Ihe OH^j^aaeball progranj. Tavarae (M ) Johnson a. t o n 13. Villegas 4. DcUnoouxt 29. Trorsch 4, Craig 9, Robots 6 . DaOry 17. Fountain 9. SL Amant S. T o ­ tal* 3M 12-24 09. IS S 0 1 O .S S I t S S S S S l.S S Three-pomt Odd goals _ Crooms 9 irS iU n s 2. la s II: Tavares 7 (Betancourt 9. St. Amant 2). Total totals . Croom s IO. Tavares IS. Fouled out _ Crooms. tie . Anderson. Te ch ni­ cals . Crooms. Andrracm. lie . Reta ils _ Csooms H i : Tavares 19-7. Junior varsity _ Tavares 70. Crooms 4S. Red Bug Softball C A S S ELB ER R Y _ Sem inole C o unty Is regis­ tering teams u n til February 8th for their Men's Sp rin g Slow pltch Softball Season s i Red Bug Lake Park. 3600 Red B u | Lake Road. Th e 10 week season starts the week o f Fe b ru ­ ary 16th and w ill coat $310 ($385 league fee, Beer :30, Blake’s B oyz rom p at Chase ssi see a _ ss or SSSSSSS _ SA N FO R D _ It was a btg n ight far the of­ fenses, b u t especially for Beer J O aa the Sanford Recreation D epartmen t M en's Chase Park Polar B ear Slow pltch Softball League opened Its season last Th u rsd a y night. Blake's Bays opened the evenings play by rip p in g 27 hits in • 2 4 -9 victory over C actus Bob's/Am erican M aid. Beer .30 then took the field and collected 30 hits in a 29-19 trium ph over Pebble Ju n ctio n and followed that up w ith a 2 7 -h it effort In a 19-11 w in over the Regulators. Th e league w ill be In action at Chase park again tonight w ith a trtpleheader starting at 6:30 p .m . Providing the offense were: Blake's Bays: four hits „ Bruce Sellers (three run s, tw o R B I): three tilts _ Jo h n Stewart (two triples, three ru n s, three R B I), Jo e ! Ltpecomb (double, four run s, R B I), C h its Bryson (double, two ru n s, two R B I): two hits _ Greg H a rd y (triple, two run s, two R B I), Kevin Ju lia n (three run s. R B I). Keith Aaree (two rune, tw o RBQ, J im Schaefer (n m . two RBQ; one h it _ B rian Jo n e s (triple, tw o RBQ. Dannie M cCoy. Lee Hood IIS IS.M l I I . 1st 7S1 111 I . I S S T S S S S M S .I I IS (one ru n and one RBI each). Am os Sparrow (RBQ, Bobby Shaw , Antione Groom s (one ra n each): one R B I _ Mike Frazier. Cactus Bob's/Amerlcmn M old: two hits _ Brantley Bram tey, W ayne Kelley (one dou­ ble, two ru n s and one R B I each). Pete Holt (two ru n s), Don Bast! (R B I), To n y Moore; one h it _ Ronnie W lith (ra n , three R B I), Je ff O lll (ra n ), Pat Laridn; one ra n _ Steve W oodley. Beer :30 vs. Pebble Ju n c tio n : six hits _ C h its W argo (two doubles, five runs, six RBQ: four bits _ Je rry Govem ale (home ru n , triple, two doubles, four run s, seven RBQ, Mike M cLohon (double, six runs. RBQ: three hits _ M ike Ooodall J r . (double, three runs, four RBQ, M ark Clatterbuck (three run s, tw o RBQ. Keith Denton (ran. RBQ: two hits _ M att Kalasalk (triple, two runs, RBQ, M ike Ooodall S r. (four runs. RBQ, Kelly Denton (ra n . two RBQ; one h it _ ■ i* n i S im p kin s Pebble Ju n ctio n : three hits _ Vie D iB a rtoio (three doubles, three runs, five R B I), Dave Ksetoertetn (double, three runs, two RBQ. M ike M iller, Dave Coss (one double, two ru n s and two R B I each): two hits _ Bob M arkus (triple, double, ra n, R B I), Je rry Cam us (three runs). Kyle Brubaker (tw o runa), Rodney C u rry (R B I); one h it _ Jo h n a th a n Jones (ra n . three R B I), Fled Guts ton; two ru n s _ Dave Bennett. Beer :3 0 vs. Regulators: four hits _ Mike M cLohon (two doubles, two runs, R B I). Kel)y Denton (two runs, four R B I). C h ris W argo (ra n , three RBQ, Matt K alasalk (three run s. R B I); three hits _ Je rry Governale (hom e ru n , double, two run s, three RBQ. Keith Denton (double, three runs. RBQ; two hits _ Jaso n Sim pkins (two run s, two RBQ, M ark Clatterbuck (three runs); one h it _ Mike Ooodall S r. (two RBQ; one ru n _ U||t* Ooodall J r . Regulators: two hits _ David Ooldatlck (tw o doubles, two runs. RBQ; one hit . C a iy Keefer (two run s. R B I), W .L O n w j j Je rry Brussels (one ra n and one RBI B illy Gracey, B ila n C u rtis, Bob Keefer. Jim Davis (one ra n each), C had Lee; one ran, one R B I _ Scott M urphy. Lake Mary Friday softball season opens L A K E M ARY _ M odem W eld­ ing. De O o td m Boys and Lelffcr and Sana Tru c k in g picked igi victories as the C ity of Lake M ary Departm ent of Parks and Recreation M en's F rid a y Night r ic h Softball Polar Bear Slow pltch the Lake Mairv Sports Com plex. M odem W elding held Just a 7 -3 lead an Scoreboard Pub af­ ter four innings before explod­ ing for 18 run s In the top of the fifth Inning and tu rn the game Into a 2 5 -6 rout. De Golden Boys were p ro ­ tecting a 6 -5 lead before com ­ in g u p w ith four Insurance runs In the fifth Inning and holding off T R C film Raines C onnec­ tion). 10-7. Wcatvtew Baptist C hu rch took a 1-0 lead in the top of the first Inning, b ut Letffer and Sona Tru ck in g with 12 runs in the of the first inning and d id n 'tt stop scaring until • 21-1 blowout w in. The league w ill pick u p again tom orrow trtpleheader at the~Urim M ary Sports Com plex' o n Rantoul Lane starting at 6 :3 0 p m . Providing ihe offense w ere: M odem W elding: fire hits _ Ed Menganl (triple, double, four run s, four RBQ; four h its _ Ethan Bauer (double, tw o ru n s, RBQ, Rich H anratty (four runs, RBQ; three hits _ C h its Domfoy (home run, three run s, five RBQ, Vince Pedigo (three runs, two RBQ; two hits _ A n d y Latim er (triple, two ru n s, five RBQ. Dave Sch utl (double, two runs, RBQ, Randy Lewis (three runs, RBQ; one h it _ To d d H unter (double, ru n . tw o R B Q . C hu ck H offman (ru n ). Scoreboard Pub: three hits _ Hughes (ru n ); two hits _ Corey Powell (two runs, R B I). Ronnie Ja sm in (three RBQ: one h it _ C h ris Pilcher, Robert M cBrsyer (one ran each), Ron W alker, one run _ Jam es Plorio: one R B I _ D sn Evans. De Golden Boys: three hits _ Kevin Brubaker (home run , double, ru n . three RBQ; two hits _ Mike Sm ith (home ran. two run s, RBQ, Jo h n Lugertng (double, ra n . two RBQ. Te rry Huffm an (ru n . RBQ, B rad B m d e r (tw o ru n s); one hit _ A lan Ty re ll. M arcus Bullock (one double and one run each), Bob Palagano (ru n , RBQ. To n y Tfcytor. M ike Ta y lo r. T R C : three hits _ C raig Merit* croon (double, three RBQ. To m G racey (n m ); tw o -h its _ C u rtis TX b o r (hom e ru n . ra n. three R B I), Robert Stevens (double, ra n . RBQ. BIQy G racey. one M t _ Dale Peters (ra n . RBQ, Tony Sm ith (ra n ). A rth u r (RBQ . Myrtel Reid, Greg H ardy, Nakta Roberts. Letffer and Sons Tru ck in g : three hits _ M ike C la rk (three run s, RBQ; two hits _ Kevin Ju lia n (double, four ru n s, R B I), Steve Dykes (double, two runs, two R B I), B rian C ro n in (three run s, three RBQ. D anny Hew itt (two runs, two R B I). B rian Jo n es (ru n , four RBQ; one h it _ Bobby Shaw (double, two runs, two RBQ. Dw ight Alexander (two runs, fo ur RBQ, Steve W agner (run , RBQ; one ru n _ To m M ains. W cstvlew Baptist C hu rch: one hit _ Brace Sellers (R B I), BUI Page. B arry Green, Ardon H am lin; one ru n _ P r e s e t t e d . U IR .M B T s s . s u I t lt U I . T I S M l S M s . I S 17 . > « . 212 BARBEKVILLE _ The NASCAR All-Pro Series wilt kick off the 1998 Series on February 8th at the All New Volusia Speedway Park during Speedweeks. Drivers from across the nation will be on hand to provide exciting racing on the fast 3/B's-mlle Asphalt Track. During Ihe offseason Owner/Opcralor Dick Murphy made the decision to change the two tracks at Uie former Volusia County Speedway. Ih e 1/2-mlle asphalt was changed lo a dirt track and the din track Is now a 3/8-mlle as­ phalt track. Resolution Dream Mile set LAKE MARY _ The Lake Mary Track Club lias announced that the Fourth Annual Lake Mary Track Club Resolution Dream Mile will be held at Lake Maiy High School's Don T. Reynolds Stadium on Saturday, January 31. The event Is for runners, or walkers tf you wish, both male and female, o f all ages. Proceeds from the event will go to help the Lake Maty track teams and AAU runners for the Lake Mary Track Club In the summer. The winner o f each race, both male and female, will receive a medal, while the next four runners, both male and female. In each race will be awarded ribbons. The schedule Is as follows: • 8 a.m. _ Registration. • 8:30 a.m. _ Male and female mile walkero. • 9 a.m. _ 8-Under. boys/girls. 880-run. • 9:15 a.m. _ 9-10 boys and girts mile nut. • 9:30 a.m. _ 12-12 boys and glrta mile run. • 9:45 a.m. _ 13-14 boys and girls mile run. • 10 a.m. _ 15-16 boys and girts mile run. * I**5!® - 17* 18, boys/girls mile nm. * * 10:30 a.m. _ 19-29 male/female mile np • 10:45 a.ni: _ 30-39 mail/female mile run. * 11 a.m. _ 40-49 male/female mile run. • 11:15 a.m. _ 50-Over male/female mile. Awards will be given out after each race. TO pre-register send $3. name. age. whether male or female, lo 1048 West 46-A. Lake Mary. Florida 32746. For more Information, call Michael Gibson at l-(407) 333-2370. Big innings and hot hitting in season openers at Pinehurst SA N FO R D _ Big Innings and hot hitting was the story of the evening as the Sanford Recreation Departm ent Men’s Pinehurst Park Polar Bear Slow pltch Softball League got underway last Th u rsd a y night. A D A P CO opened the sea­ son by scoring 14 ru n s in (he fourth in n in g and collecting 22 hits in a 2 1 -8 trium ph over B ria r Corporation. Baptist After C entral Bar C h u rch of Sanford got a 7 -0 forfeit victory from 8 E I. M at­ thews Associates and K ft L Law n hooked u p In a slugfeat w ith Matthews using a 1 7-run sixth inning and a 3 2 -h lt a t­ tack to outlast K ft L Lawn (22 hits). 32-2 0 . Th e league wfll continue play tonight w ith a trip le header at Pinehurst Park starting a t 6 J O p m . Providing the offense were: A D A P C O : four hits _ Mike Peck (two doubles, three ru n s, three RBQ; three hits _ Bobby B raw n (double, three ru n s, two RBQ. O a iy L ria l (two ru n s, three RBQ: two hits _ Jo h n Neubert (tw o tri­ ples. four ru n s, two RBQ. BUI M ichaels (double, ra n . RBQ. Chrta Crouse (ru n . RBQ; h it _ Red G a in e r (grand Lar two ru n s, four RBQ. L any DUlon (tw o ru n s. RBQ. Te rry Atkinson (ru n , RBQ. D o nny C m * , B illy W illiam s (one ruan n each), inn H aglna.^ wcni. W wuu. (two run s and two RBI each). Danny Lively (two runa); one hit _ Gene Dotson (double, two R B I). B rian La Flam # (RBQ, Ruben G arcia. Bo Meyers (one ru n each), H o r­ ace Moore, Ju s tin G arcia. M all)tew s Associates: five hits _ To n y Ta ylo r (double, ra n . three R B I); four hits _ Jam ie Purer (two home ru n s, four ru n s, five RBQ. Jaso n Bender (triple, two doubles, five run s, two RBQ: three hits _ M ichael Ta ylo r (triple, three runa. two RBQ, Jo h n Lugering. Jaso n Flanagan (three run s and two RBI each); two hits _ Torn W ilkes (two dou­ bles. three ru n s, three RBQ, BUI C ogbum (two ru n s , two R B— I). C---------Ansley had A (ru n ); one hit _ Mickey C ogbum (double, ru n . RBQ. Brad Bender (three runa, RBQ. Jo b y G orm an (ru n , RBQ, Steve Lugertng (ru n ); one n m _ W lU Reno. K ft L Lawn; four hits _ B J . Osborne (triple, double, three run s, fivee RBQ, __ ______ To n y Duncan (triple, three run s, two RBQ; three h i t s .T V Koke (ru n . RBQ; two hits . Noy Rivers (three runa. RBQ. J R* Spivey Iran. RBQ, Jtm ra j lama W illiam s (ta (two----------RBQ,-----Ronnie McNeil (ru n ); one h it Frankie Phillips (two ru n s, RBQ, Dove Goff (ru n , RBQ. Scott C a rter (two ru n s); three run s _ Dave Rape; one R BI Bobby M c P h e rso n ._________ 4949C0 SlShtoS.SlBS MUM— .... Ml 17(17) Briar Corporation: two hits KSLUes m m s . D an LaFlam e. D u ke F e n s to �. Townsley— C o n tin n e d fro m P ag * I B o f It. Last week he scored >Ui college career high with 12 points In a very close conference loss at Eckert). “ The whole team plays really well despite being so young.* Townsley explained. *We only have two senior guards and one Junior on our team so we Legal Notices are all teaming as w e play.* For now. Townsley has ac­ cepted his new role o f adapting hla game to his new program. While keeping up with his studies, he ts working on ex­ panding his arsenal o f weap­ ons to become a more versatile player. He knows that the more options he has as a player will Improve his game and hope­ fully the team's success, It shouldn't take long for TOwnsley to work his way up the Rollins ladder and becom e the same asset to the team that he was at Lake Mary. Dedication and hard work are all It takes to get to that point and Townsley certainly Isn't lacking either one. C o n tin u e d fro m P ag* I B Tom Dlerl. ‘ She’s scored almost twice as many points this year as she did last year.* Johnston's 1,000th career point came on her ninth point o f the game. When the outcome was well In hand, with 1:41 left In the game, Blen called a timeout and presented Johnston with a momento o f a basketball autographed by her teammates. While she was almost half under her per-game scoring average. Johnston nearly completed a triple double, compiling 15 points, 11 assists, and nine strata. The Lions sprinted out to a 14-2 lead after one quarter and were never seriously chal­ lenged. With both trams shuffling In players at a furious pace. Johnston was the only player to score In double figures. Katie McCown and Shannon Cotton each added nine points for the Lions (22-6). Lynette Smiley had seven while Theresa Petty contrib­ uted six apiece. Danal llicks led the Patriots (9-17) with eight points. Melissa Smith had seven, all In the third quarter. Kristen Macaluso chipped in with six. The first game was considerably more com­ petitive as neither team led by more than five points at any one lime. For most o f the gome, the DeLand Bulldogs held the advantage. After one quarter, the Bull­ dogs (9 -13| were up. 15-14. At halftime, the lead was 26-22. Going Into the final quarter. DeLand was ahead, 39-36. But after scoring In double figures In each o f the first three quarters, DeLand managed only five In the final frame as Lake Howell worked Its way back and eventually tied the score. After gaining control o f the ball with the score tied at 44-44. Lake Howell coach Dennis Codrey called timeout with 2:01 left In the game. The Sliver Hawks then proceeded to run the clock down to eight seconds before calling their final time out. When play resumed and laike Howell Inbounded the ball. It quickly made Its way to Gllleon, who capped the comeback with her running right-handed lay-up. Nikki Read, who tossed In a pair o f threepointers. led Lake Howell with 12 points. Cat li­ ken Daus added I I . K u ny Kane and Kasey Condlin each contributed six. Michelle Clonan was the game's high scorer, tossing In 15 for DeLand. Tiffany Jackson had nine, several coming on some 360-degree spin moves that drew appreciative comments from the fans from both schools. Vanessa Moll added eight. The tournament continues tonight at Oviedo High School with the semifinal games. Topseeded Lake Mary will take on Lake Howell In the 6 p.m. game with No. 2 seed Lyman racing off with Lyman at 7:30 p.m. The championship game will be played Satur­ day night at Oviedo High School. Jeff Pag* IB c e n tly a n d L y m a n c o u ld co n te n d for a lm o s t a n y title In a n y c o u n ty In F lo rid a except S e m in o le . V a z Is the le a d e r o f th e G r e y ­ h o u n d s a n d h a s been th e c a ta ly s t b e h in d several u p se ts In c lu d in g a ro u t o f O vie d o tw o w eeks ago. S e n d o u t Lake B ra n tle y 's D re w M o rg a n a t th e o th e r fo rw a rd p o s itio n . T h e P a trio ts w e re 5 -2 2 la st y e a r a n d sp e n t several w eeks th is season In th e sta te 's t o p -10. M o rg a n w e n t th ro u g h th e losses la st season a n d Is e n jo y ­ in g the w in s th is y e a r. H e ca n h it fro m th e o u tsid e , in sid e a n d a n yw h e re else. R u n n in g th e offense Is the son o f th e co a ch . Reggie K o h n . Fre e th ro w s a re a u to ­ m a tic a n d K o h n c a n score tw o p o in ts w ith 2 5 assists o ne n ig h t, th e n score 2 5 th e n e x t. If y o u h a d to Id e n tify o ne p la y e r In th e c o u n ty as the sm a rte st le ad e r, o n a n y c o u rt. It's K o h n w h o w ill be p la y in g lo n g a fte r he g ra d u a te s fro m L a k e H o w e ll. F in a lly , y o u h a ve th e c o u n ty 's to p m a rk s ­ m a n , B ria n B ro w n o f W in te r S p rin g s . H e h a s 12 th re e -p o in te rs in th e p a st tw o g a m e s. H e's fla s h y a n d n o t a fra id to fire It u p fro m a n yw h e re in th e b u ild in g . C o m in g o ff th e b e n c h a re W in te r S p rin g s ' W in s to n Ja m e s w h o w ill d e fin ite ly be a ll-S A C I n th e y e a r 2 0 0 0 , L y m a n 's A lfre d C le ve la n d W ho w ill lead th e G re y h o u n d s a s a s e n io r h e x t y e a r a n d L a k e B ra n tle y ’s F ra n k PtrU o. a LtflBl Notices ■b. BF.fTB-Cr-Grt.1B UNITED ETATEB OF AMERICA The administration O f the tale of RAYMOND R. S iIB O LO , deceased. FHo M -O M -C P M ponding In tho Circuit Court for C ounty, Florida, j u d ic ia l omeutT S I M 1 M L I COOM TV CIVIL AC TIO N C A M N O . ST-BOB DIVISION t* -L FT M ORTOAOI COMPANIES D/a/A FT* MORTOAOE SERVICES F/K/A CARL I. BROWN AND COM FAN V. Ft«mwn<«t, v*. RICHARD A. HEARSEV. JR ., at *1. Oefendanl(i). District L+qil NotictiT IN T M C IR C U IT CO URT OF T H I ■ tO tfTVIN TH JAMES E. OLIVER,, a/k/a -Rick* g u a rd w h o c a n sh o o t a n d get th e b o ll to M o rg a n . W ith o u t h im . th e P a trio ts a re b o ck to 5 -2 2 . W h o w in s ? G iv e it to th e N o rth in th e c lo s in g seconds. D e sp ite S m ith , th e N o rth h a s th e h e ig h t, b u t if K o h n gets th e b a ll In h is h a n d s w ith a ch a n ce to w in . d o n 't bet a g a in st th e S o u th . Th e re ’s even a h a lftim e sh o w . Im a g in e Ja m e s o f W in te r S p rin g s c o m p e tin g in th e sla m d u n k co n te st a g a in st K e ra e n b ro ck a n d B ro w n ta k in g o n K o h n a n d Lake M a ry 's R a n d y A b ra m s in a th re e -p o in t b a ttle . T h e re . T h e w h o le th in g Is p la n n e d o u t. N ow a ll som eone h a s to d o Is get the p la y e rs to ­ g e th e r a n d let th e m go a t It fo r th e p rid e o f S e m in o le C o u n ty . OF FONaCLOSURS SAL* NOTICE IS HERESV GIVEN pursuant to ■ FMal Judgment of Mortgage Foreclosure doled January ilt h , IS M , a entered in C o m NO. BT-SOB of tho Circuit Court of the ElQH TEENTH Judicial Circuit In and for SEMINOLE County. Flortdf wherein FT MORTQAQB COM FANIES D/S/A FTS MORTOAOE SERVICES F/K/A CARL I. SHOWN AND COMPANY M the Plaintiff and RICHARD A. HEARSEV. JR .; KIMIB L. HEARSEV; RICHARD A HEARSEV, SR.; FIRST BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION TR U/A DATED 01/C1/M (EOCC HOME EQUITY LOAN TR U E T 1SSS-1I ore tho Defendants, I ■riH eon to the hi|A>ot and soot bidder lor ca rt M tho W EST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMIN O LI COUNTV COURTHOUSE; SANFORD. FLORIOA. at 11:00 a m , on tho tsth Oor of FEB­ RUARY. 1SSS. tho foBowtnc described pregerty oo oat forth w sold Final Judgment: LOT I t . GARDEN GROVE. AS RECORDED IN FLAT ROOK St. PAGES IS AND >S. PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA WITNESS MV NANO and tho seal of iMo Court an January tsth. IS M (SEAL) Maryann# Marae Clara ■< tho CircuR Court By: J o in E. Jaoowtc Deputy Clara Echevarria. McCaNo. Raymor, Barrett A Trappier Post Office S ob 3410 Tampa. FL SM01 fa ion ooo N O TICE In accordant# with the Americana Owe ban lee Act. par- Legal Notices AMERICA'S WHOLESALE LENDER. FlamiHf(e). va. DAVID J. OUERRIIRO, at at. Defend ant (e). N OTICE OF FO R S C U M U R S SALS NOTICE I t HEREBY. OWEN pursuant to a Final Judgment of Mortgage Foracloeuro dated January SSrd, IM S . and entered In Case NO. M-1447 CA of the Circuit Court of Iho EIGHTEENTH Judicial Circuit In and tor SEMINOLE County, Florida wherein COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS, INC. F/K/A COUNTRYWIDE FUNDING COR­ PORATION P/O/B/A AMERICA'S WHOLESALE LENDER It Iho Ptetntiff end DAVID J. O U IR RIERO AND ROBIN OUERRIERO are Iho Defendants, I eW sell to Iho lushest and beat bidder for each at the WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE; SAN­ FORD. FLORIDA, ai 11.00 a-m.. on the ISth day of FEBRUARY. IS M , tho loBowtng described proparty ae sot forth in sold Final Judgment: LOT I t . SABAL VIEW AT BASAL POINT AS PER PLAT THEREOF HECOROEO IN PLAT ROOK SI PAGE St THROUGH S4 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA WITNESS MY HAND and the goal at this Court on January “ * IS M . C U rt of tho Circuit Court S r Jw w B. Jaoowtc Deputy Clerk Sc ho vents. McCaSa. Raymer, Barrett S Trappier Pseff Office Bor 3410 Tamga, FL SSSOi PM IfttS t NOTICE •n accordance with the Am arteana DteebSRtee act. per_ a special accentlion to participate In this should contact lha (T> days prior to tho proceedm# at the address given on the iwtlco. Telephone: 407-313ASM P it. 4 IIT : t-SOO M S-STTI (TOO) or t-MO-SM -BFFO(v); Ho January S, IS M IS. and D E M -tit in sva 4 0 T.S M «sso ait. a ttT ; i.s o o -M »-* rrt (TDD) or 1 -s ss-tss-s rre W ; eta January February S. 1PM DSM-SIS l« , JOANNE P. COUOHUM. at M. Legal Notices VALLEY'tSTATES, ACCORDINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDEO IN PLAT BOOK I I . PAOES 74 AND TS, PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. TOOETHER WITH THE FO L­ LOWING DESCRIBED PERSON­ AL PROPERTY: RANOE/OVER. DISPOSAL. DISHWASHER, FAN/HOOD, COMPACTOR, INTERCOM. has bean filed against you and you ora required to terra a copy ol your written defenses, if any, within 30 dayl altar the Art! publication ol thla Notice of Action, on Echorarrla, McCalta, Raymor, Barroll • Trappier, Plaintiffs attorney, whoso eddraee la SOI Bayahora Boulevard. Suite SOO. Tampa. Florida 33SM, and filo the orlgInal with thla Court either bet ore aorvlco on Plaintiff# attorney or Immediately there­ after; otherwise a default will be entered against you lor the roliof demanded in Iho Complaint or petition. Thla notice the* be published once each weak for two con­ secutive weeks In Iho Sanford Herald. WITNESS my hand and lha seel el this Court on this SSrd day of JANUARY. IM S . (•tAL) Maryanno Morse Clerk of Iho Court By: Ruth King As Deputy Clark Publish: January I t , and February B, IM S DEM-ZIS NOTICB Ths Central Florida Jobs and Education Partnership. Inc., announces a mealing ol the Sc hoof-to-Work Committee, to which tho public is Invited. DATE: February IS. tSSI TIME; 1:00 pm . PLACE: CFJEP Office 1801 lee Rd . Sis SOS Winter Park FL PURPOSE: To discuss matters ol interest 10 lha Central Florida Jobs and Education Partnership, Inc., with refer­ ence to Workforce Development Issues For Further Information. Contact: OARY J. EARL. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR CENTRAL FLORIOA J.E.P. 1801 LEE ROAD. STE. 109 WINTER PARK FL 3I78I (407) 741-4399 Publish: January IS, IBtS OEM-131__________________ NO TICE o p P ie rm o u s n a m e Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged In busmesa at 910 Huiford Court. Lake Mary. Florida 31746. Seminole County. Florida, under lha Flctltlou* Name ol W OODALL A ASSOCIATES, and that I Inland to register said name with lha Division ol Corporations, Tallahassee, Florida. M accor­ dance with lha provisions of lha Fictitious Name Statutes, ToWH: Section IS9.0S, Florida Statute* I N I . * Buford P. Woodall Publiah: January I t . ISSS OEM-131 I NtVBN W ATER M AN AGEM ENT B tB TM C T GIVES N OTICB OF M T S N S S S A G EN C Y ACTION Tho District Ehroo notice of Ra Intent to Metre a permit to the foi•owMig applicant (a) on Februory I Oth. IS M : SEMINOLE COUNTY LAND TR U ET NO. 1. HERMAN GOODMAN. TRUSTEE. MSO SOUTH OCEAN DRIVE, H O f , JENSEN BEACH, FL 34SS7. application S4-117*0484AC-ERP. Tho prefect I* located In SemlnaM County. Sections f » , N , l f l 30. Township I f South. Range S I Coot. Tho ERP application M for CONSTRUCTION OF A SURFACE WATER MANAGEMENT SYSTEM TO SERVE A MULTI­ PHASE SINGLE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT KNOWN AS LIVE OAKS RESERVE. Tho rocofvlns waterbody M the SCON* LOCKHATCHSS RIVER. The Meals) containing each of Iho above-listed appitcaflonft) aro avertable for Inapeclien Monday through Friday oacogf tot Mgal holidays. 1:00 a.m. to S OO pan. pi the St. Johns River Water Management District Headquarters or iho appropriate Service Canter. The District wifi taka action on each permit application IMtod above unless a petition far an administrative proceedmg (hearing) la Mad pursuant, to Iho provisions of sections IIO .M S and 110.ST, F.S., and section 40C-1.S1t, F A X . A person whoee substantial Margate arc enacted by any of the Districts proposed permitting decMione identified above reay petition for an adminiatrativo hearing in Accordance with sections 1t o .841 and t M.S7, F t . or ail parties may roach a written atreemant on mediation as an oRarnathro remedy under section 170 813 Choosing mediation wM not adversely affect tho right to a hearing If mediation does not result In a settlement. The procedures for pursuing mediation ora sol forth in section 110 871, Florida Statutes, and rules M I M . I I t and It-1 M .a 0 l-.4 0 S Florida Administrative Cade. Petitions must comply with tho requirements pf Florida Administrative Code RuW 40C-1.EI1 and bo Mad with (received p>« r t ct Clark loceaed at District Headquarter*. Highway 1M Waal. PafafBa, Florida SSI 77. PoWMne far sdmMatrettve bearing an the above application**) must be Mod wllhin fourteen (14) day# of publication of due nonce or wfdiln nineteen ( i t ) days at dwOMkrtci depositing nolle* ot qua intent In me mart lor those persons to whom the District mas* actual notice Failure to Me a potwon within if.:* M r* parted *ha# const hula a waiver of wty right such person may hove to ra quasi an ipm wittr stive determi­ nation - hoartngj- under section* 1 M .M I and 110.87, F A ., con. subfaet permit appSection. PoMion* which are net Med M accordance wtm the above provwlani are i la formula!* final agency action, die famg at a Mat lha DMtrlcta final action may be deferent fr H In duo notice of intent. Persona bo effect*0 by any ouch ftnaf decision of Drotnct lo become a won Banc an. Johns hirer V Mansg* January IB, I t M Technician L»gal Notion The District gives notice at tm Mont to Deformmotten for the fobawfng pm ardasPARK ROAO PARTNERSHIP. PotRMnar. ATTN: JACK ZIMMER, P. O *01140009, ORLANOO. PL BM14. PM No. 14-117-0014A The property la lecaled In Eamlnolk C ounty. BactlonM M . I t South, Range)*) SI Spot, and MclwdM 70 000 scree. The cur rant owner M PARK ROAD PARTNERSHIP. The frtofa) containing each of dm determine!ion* aro avoNabM for inspection Monday through •I dm m . TUB Oittrtct Wia taAo action an ebah od Move y it t t spout Mg) M Mod pursuant to dm tec lion a O C -IS tt, FJLC. (to pNoctod ky any of the Omtru tt above may pel Men tor t with section 110 97, F.B. manta of Florida Admin tetrad 1.411 and ha Mod wdh pa carted M IS , Palatka, Frtrtdo U I7 B -1 4 M hearing on tho above fourteen (f t ) days of pubModon ot due (M| days of actual receipt of dUa anant. Pi withM this time parted #h#R conodtut* s person may hove to sect ion tM .BT, P.S.. nation. Pot Mona which at# not Mod In Motor Oil SOHO, 40H P . OWSO, lOW4<! 20WBO EmcIuJ tng Froionq Engine ter mnoo M . SB. IB M Legal Notices W hedCam �1 Sanford Herald. Sanford. Honda •Thursday. January 29. 1998 Legal Notices Legal Notices IN T N I C IR C UIT COURT OF T N I II O N T I I N T N JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR S IM IN O L I COUNTY, FLORIOA. CIVIL ACTION C A M NO. 9S-1421-CA14 DIVISION L INLAND m o r t g a g e CORPORATION. Plaintiff, v* ANTHONY A. PRESTON. *t al. Oefondaniisl N O T IC I OF SAL I Notice Is hereby given that, pursuant to a Final Judgment ol Foreclosure or Order dated January t9th. 1999. entered m Civil Cass Number 93-1421C A M , m the Circuit court for SEMINOLE County. Florida, wherein INLAND MORTOAGE CORPORATION •* the PIamt iff. and ANTHONY A PRESTON, et al.. are the Defendant*. I wilt sell the property situated m SEMINOLE County. Florida, described a* Let 2. COUNTRY MANOR, according to the Plat thereof, as recorded m Plat Book 40. Pag* 99. of the Public Records of Seminole County. Florida, at public sal*, to the highest and best bidder, tor cash, at the west front door. M t North Park Avenue. Sanford. Florida at 1100 am on the 19th day of FEBRUARY. 1999. Dated: January 19th. 1999 MARYANNC MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By: Jan* E. Jasswic Deputy Clerk Wtlharn M Go Ison I A|BOC(AtM 12M South Myrtle Avenue Suit* 108 Clearwater. Florida 14919 *ln accordance with the American* With Disabilities Act. persons m need of a special accommodation to participate m this proceeding shall, within seven (7) day* prior to any pro­ ceeding. contact the Administrative Off lea ol th* Court. 301 N. Park Avenu*. Seminole County Courthouse. Sanford. FL 12T71 telephone HOT) 123-4110. TOO 1-900-9939T71 or 1-900-993-9770 via Florida Relay Service*. Publish- January 29, and February S. 1999 DEM-220 IN T N I C IR C U IT COURT 01 T N I II O N T I I N T N JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT IN AND rO R ■ IM IN O L I COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION C A I I NO. 97-9103 CA DIVISION 14 I NORWEST BANK M i n n e s o t a , n a t io n a l ASSOCIATION AS TRUSTEE. Ptamtirt. ve DAWN MERRITT. •« al. Detandanttet N O T IC I OF SALS Nolic* * hereby given Rial, pursuant to a Final Judgment o! Foreclosure or Order dated January IStli. IM S . entered to Civil Cat* Number ST-1109 CA. m ttie Circuit court lor SEMI­ NOLE County. Florida, wherein NORWEST BANK MINNESOTA. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION AS TRUSTEE I* the Rlamtttl, and DAWN MERRITT, at al.. are the Defendants. I will a*4 the prop­ erty situated m SEMINOLE County. Florida, described as: Lots I I I I t n Block A In GROVE TERRACE m the NE 1/4 o« the NE 1/4 ol Section t t . Township I I South. Rang* 30 East, as per the Plat thereof recorded m Plat Book T at page 42, public records ol Seminole County. Ftortda. at public sale, to the highest and best bidder, lor cash, at tha west front door. 101 North Park Avenue. Sanford. Florida at 110 0 am on the ttth day of FEBRUARY. IS M Dated. January ttth. i m MARYANNC MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By: Jana E. Jasewtc Deputy Clerk WiWam M. Qolson I AlftOCtltH I2 M South Myrtle Avenue Suits 109 Clearwater, Florida S4SIS •In accordance with tha American* with Diaabartiee Act. person* In need of a special accommodation to parttcipal* m this proceeding shall, within seven (T) days prior to any pro­ ceeding. contact the Administrative Office of the Court. 301 N. Park Avenue, Seminole County Courthouse. Sanford. FL 12771 telephone (40T) 121-4110. TOO 1-100-999•T T I or 1 -800-89S-97T0 via Florida Relay Service*. Publish: January 2t. and February 9. IB M OEM-219 N O T IC I OF A PUBLIC H IA R M O T O COW SIDIR T N I ADOPTION OP AN O R O M A N C I BV T N I C IT Y OF SANFORD, FLORIDA Nonce IS hereby given that a Public Hearing win be haid m th* Commission Room at the City Hall. 100 North Park Avenue, m th* City of Sanford. Florida, at 7.-00 o'clock P.M. on February 9th. 1999 to consider the adoption of an ordinance by the City ol Sanford. Florida, described aa follows: ORPIN4Nl~ 1 NO. SSS4 TO ANNEX A PORTION OF THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY LYING BETWEEN STATE ROAD 44 EAST ANO MOORES STATION ROAO AND BETWEEN BEAROALL AVENUE ANO CAMERON AVENUE EXTENOED SOUTHERLY (1971 I . STATE ROAO 48|; AS SHOWN ON THE MAP BELOW: Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF T N I 1 BTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR ■ IM IN O L I COUNTY, FLORIOA C A M NO. 9 7 -2 0 0 9 -C A .f4-1 FLORIDA IA R NO. 099943 IM A N 0 MORTGAGE CORPORATION Plaintiff. JAY F. REUBEflT. JR . ET AL. Defendants N O T IC I OF 9AL9 Nolic* is hereby given that in accordance with the Ftnsl Judgment of Foreclosure snlaisd on January 16th. l i f t tn civd action no 87-7004-CA14-E tn th* Circuit Court ol SEMINOLE County. Florida, m which JAY F REUBERT. JR . ET AL. wsi* Defendants and INLAND MORTGAGE CORPO­ RATION. tha Plaintiff. I will tall to tha foghsvt bidder lor caah by tha Waal Front Door, lo t N Park Avanua. Sanford. FL 12TI2 a: the hour of tt 00 am on MARCH 3rd. 1998 on tha follow­ ing described ival property Condominium Umf Numbar 17. t h e v il l a g e AT FOkWOOO. a condominium and an undivided ■ntvreit in fhs common ele­ ment* and timdtd common ele­ ments dtclartd In ea'd Declaration Ot Condominium to b« appurtenant to tha condo­ minium und. all m accordance wdh and eub(ect to tha covenants, conditions, restric­ tions. terms and other provi­ sions of that Declaration ot Condominium tor THE VILLAQE AT FOXWOOD. a condom mum. recorded February 2t. 1998. in Official Records Book 1712, Page 0030. Public Records of Svmmols County, Flot-da Mot* commonly known aa 3103 Oray Foa Cow . Apopka. FL 12701 DATE January 16th. 1996 (Court Seal) MARYANNE MORSE Clark ol Circuit Court Jana C. Jasswic At Deputy Clerk Matthew J Schliehte Attorney al Law 2134 Hollywood Blvd Hollywood. FL 1)070 Publication ot this notice on January 29. and February 3. 1999 m tha following publica­ tion Sanford Herald OEM-713__________________ _ IN T N I COUNTY COURT IN ANO FOR S IM IN O L I COUNTY. FLORIOA. C A M NO: 97-2SSS-8P S t ir l in g in t e r n a t io n a l r e a l t y . INC Plamlitt, v. RAY CIAFAROINI. RMO0A BOHRER. GURPREET 8 GILL and RINA QILL. Detendama N O T IC I OF ACTION ■V PUBLICATION TO OURPREET S GILL RINA QILL Leal Known Addraaa t i l l Mohanaic Avenue. York! own Mtighla. NY 10SSS YOU ARE NOTIFIEO that tha above-named plaintiff hat mads a clean and is requesting ludgmsnt against you hi tha sum ol 84,718.14, as shewn by the statement ol claim (Complaint) attached, along with court coat* and attorney Iso*. It appUcsbt* You are required la appear m person or by attorney al th* Seminal* County Courthouse In Courtroom *E* at Sanford, Florida on March 17th, 1999 at 9 00 a.m. if you fail lo or by attorney, a fudgmont art* bo entered eg m at yaw. Yew must advtsa Via Clark by man or phono of any change m your By ardor of the City Co— Balsa of BtaCNy at PERSONS WifH DISABMJTISS NSEOfNO ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE IN ANY OF TMCSC PNOCStDfMOS SHOULD CONTACT THE PERSONNEL OF F i d ADA COONONtATOR AT S39-9SSS 49 HOURS M ADVANCE OF T N I M M T M B . ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: N • person P artial la w p a rt I Pacts*on mad* with respact to wry matter canaldirad at the above meeting er hearing, ha may need a trarbaMm record at Bio pro­ ceedings, Including the tastes any and avldinci. which record I* not provided by the City of larderd- (F I 2M.0109) Janet R. Dougherty. CMC City Clerk Publish: January 29. Mid February 9.1999 OEM-237 In accordance trNR tha Americana with DrsabMMa* Act. parson* with big a special acc participate In ttu* should contact Cewrt Administration *1 201 N. Park Avenue, Sanford. Florida S2T71, telephone: (40T| 1214I X , act. 4194, not later than 2 day* bom Oervic# ol IM* Notice. N hewing impaired. (TDO) 1-900-9999 TTI, er (V) 1-900-994-9779, via Florida Relay l orvieo. This not** writ b* py*MrtH9 ones a weak le t lour |4J conkocuthro week* In th* laniard DATED THI9 20TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1990. Maryann* Mors* CLERK OF THE COURT By: Omoon Occhtpmti As Deputy Clark Publish: January 29, and February 9, I I , 19. 1999 DCM-229 Legal Notices Legal Notices property as sat lorth m ss<d Final Judgment: LOT 102. MONTGOMERY SOUARE. ACCORDINQ TO THE PLAT THERFOF. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 24. PAGES 8 AND S. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA WITNESS MY HAND and th* seal ol this Court on JANUARY 13th. 19SS. (SEAL) Maryanns Morse Clerk ol th* Circuit Court By Jan* E. Jasswic Deputy Clerk Echsyarrta. McCall*. Raymer. Barrett 4 Trappier Pott OH lea Boa 3410 Tampa. FL 11S01 F9/094140 NOTICE In accordance with lha Americans Disabilities Act. per­ sona naadaig a special accom­ modation to perttcipata tn this proceeding should contact th* mdialdual or agency sending notice not later then seven (7) days prior to th* proceeding at th* address given on th* notice Telephone 407-3214110 sal. 4327: 1-900-9SS-S771 (TOD) or 1 -000-933-4770 (v|; via Florida Relay Baryte*. Publish: January 22, 29. 1999 DEM-178 H you ar* a psraon with a dia ability who nsoda any accom modation m order to parltcipsts m this proceeding, you ars anti tied, at no cost to you. tot hs provision of certain asaistsncs Piaasa contact Court Administration st 301 North Park Avsnus. Suits N101. Sanfoid, Florida 12771 (407) 121-4310. sitsnslon 4237 with in ( 2) working daya ol your receipt ol this nolic*. it you ar* hearing or vole* impaired, call 1-19001-933-8771. Publish: January 79, and Tsbtusry 8. 1991 DIM-717 IN T N I C IR C U IT CO U RT OF T N I 1 IT H JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT: IN ANO FOR • IM IN O L I COUNTY, FLORIOA O IN IR A L JURISDICTION DIVISION C A M NOl 97-2999-CA 14 K CAPSTEAO. INC PLAINTIFF VS STACEY A. BLACK. ET AL DEFENDANTS) N O T IC I OF ACTION CO NSTRUCTIVE M R V IC I TO STACEV A BLACK. ANO MICHAEL K BLACK whose residence is unknown rt ha/shs/thsy be living, and if ha/aha/thsy b* dead, th* unknosm defendant* who may b* spouses, heirs, dsyisss*. grant***, assign***, lienors, creditors, trusts**, and all per­ il** claiming an mlsrssl by. ihiough, under or agamtl th* Defendant*, who ars not known to b* dead or ahv*. and all part n having or claiming to have any right, title er tnlsrast m the property described in th* martgags being lortclotvd horsm YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action lo loroctos* a mortgage e.i th# lollowtng property: LOTS 713. T IT . 714, AND T19 AND THE WEST t/2 OF L O T I 740 AND 741, TOWN OF LONGWOOD. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RCCORDEO IN PLAT BOOK I. PAGESIS) t i ­ l l . OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SIM INOLI COUNTY. FLORI­ DA hat Oven Mod agamit you and you a'* required lo serve a copy ol your wnfian defense a. |1 any la N on 0AVID J. STERN, ISO Plaintiff* attorney, who** aJdrsit Is SOI • University O i'is *800. Flantalion. FL 31174 mo later than 10 day* from th* dal* ol the first publi­ cation ol this nolle* ol action) and lit* th* original wdh th* cisrk ol this court orthor before tsrnct on Plaintiff * attorney of immediately thereafter; otherwits t dsfauR wM b# entered agamtl you for lha ralMf dtmandsd m the complaint or petition Mod horsm. WITNESS my hand and th* •sal ot thia Court at SEMINOLE County. Florida. Ihta 73rd Pay *4 JANUARY. IM S. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY: Ruth King Deputy Clark LAW OFFICES OF OAVIO J . STERN ATTORNEY FOR F tA B W F F SOI S. UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE 300 PLANTATION. FL 3SSI4 •TOIkOSStCAP) Publish: January IS , l February S. IM S OEM-227 c h U V m c T e ll t h a t s p e c ia l c o m e o n e h o w fe e l in a V a l e n t i n e f c a g e . Y o u r 6 -lin e a rt w o rk D a ij ij o u «*. MARVi THE M T A T I OF BUY A ID. •* al. m ec- Oaaa Be. 97-SEES BA <4B CITIBANK. FEDERAL BAVHMS BANK, M law* a* tha Una*d at w ill a p p e a r in th e f— r id a ij , { — e h r u a m j 1 3th e d itio n s o f t h e S a n fo rd M f lT n j L if e T h if if a | -| e r a ld and foT* 0 J 4 $ 1 5 .0 0 t e r r if ic w ay to s p e c ia l V a l e n t i n e s D a y b e fo re C a ll N e llie O a s r if ie d f\ J o o n do on th e th e |_a ke H IM OF THE U T A T I OF OUY A MORSE. O EC EASIO , THE t o t a l. g e t your w ish o u t J— e b r u a r y Q th (4 0 ? ) ban* dear r t Bm County raurthauaa ka Cdy of Sanford, Florida « 1149 o'clock A M , th* 1E8k " rt FEBRUARY, 199Ev W* ba aaM r t Fi UNIT 17. al BANOV COVE. B OSAO ON a l i v e , w h e t h e r BAI0 UNKNOWN PARTIES MAT CLAMS AN NfTERSST AS EPOUBSE. HEIRS. OEVIEEEE, ORAN T I B I OR OTHER CLAIMANT*. TENANT PI NADA DONNA HAMILTON. TENANT 91 N/K/A CRYSTAL FLETCHER are ,1 wMaafltaiba b e fo re and w e II 3 ? ? -? 6 l l g M th* WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE IBMBMTIB COUNTY COURTHOUSE: BANFORO, FLORIOA M U S B *JW.. an « m IBM Pag *1 FEBRUARY. i CLASSIFIED M P T. HOURS Orlando - Winter Part! 407/831-9993 Long Tern Term-Short Term lYfRB 1 Y J f ( l _____ PRIVATE PARTY RATES ’ Thank You San­ 14 taataoKNa Itnas........... H i a Has fo rd C la t a lf le d a " T ta a m s llw H u m •00 A M . - 8*0 P.M. MONDAY ttmi FRIDAY C10SE0 SATURDAY A SUNDAY ........ M l alia* On* ot our regular custom •rg emptoya ddvdfdl hundred peopfd end needed to run 9 ade. Within 7 day* they got 23 appllcatlone (or 3 differ­ ent port!ton*. N la nlc* to help people find work and gel th* qualify help you need. CaM 322-2*11. Sanford CI***m *d*...Th#y 3 caasacrtha newt......... tl Malta* 1 1taw...........................f t .41 alia* Rain an par two*, taiM aa 1 Matt *3 Uan Mtaltbim NOW ACCEPTING 1 IX P PHONE PERSON Needed in toe Daflery oPce 19 00 hnStartrg bat* pay No taltt no quota * tncowvng 8 ortgomg call to art up apporremanU 8M-OMO (B*f) ScnwkAng may tndud* Lake Mary l*a al tia coat ol an addeonal day Cancel when you gat revuta PayoriiytoidayayouiadnjnaalraNaamsd Ut* K* deacnpdnn tor leawal return Copy mutt todow acrectabw m "Commercial frequency rsaea are ■ 0CA0UNCS Tuetday Vvu Fndty I I Noon The Day Before PubOcaaon Sunday 12 Noon Friday ADJUSTM ENTS ANO CREDITS: bi Via avanl r t an error In an ad, ••TfOrta ntrMO MR M fM p ontJU l POf W n fll irtMniOn Only •na ofvy 10 in« i n t n i O fiM C M io n n w meeruon. I your ed lor eccurecf A BETTER JO B F O R Y O u T ' Juel CaP Never a Fa*1 HELP Paraonnrt 828-89M ADbNNfSTRATTVE ASSIST For eaiee aiecutrvae Need a gamred. detailed pareon E rpenanced wito Word and Ertrt a iikirt Drug fra# work ptaca Fax raetana with eatery raquv* manta to Rich llnrtad C orp . Uni d«f * runSv 55— B u s in # * * 12— C k to rty C a r* O p p o rtu n H Ia s HEALTHCARE 4 REHAB Can Mr ol Sanford apaoskimg n 950 Mrtonvds Ave 323-ISM making wooden bam** Earn lo 3394/ wk C rt 430-9444 art E-4S 14— F o r S a ls WORK PROM HOtM-No coal lor aicyikaa. earn to SSBOYak maknq brae l 1 I M M t x l 9 9 E M CUFVTY BARS A DOORS EASY PUSH BUTTON FIRE RE­ LEASE LtC. 34 ytt Eap Chop** from over 30000 datigni SVeq n Fra* art *04M S -0013 or 407-324-3IM 5 9 — F in a n c ia l C R A M BAO CREDIT LEGALLY tor lual 321 00 Maf checvmo t o CM.VBBO-1434 N Lakpmonl Ave Wtour Park. FL 70— Education A Training I S — C a m a ta ry L o ta 2 oamaMry iota 83.000 Save 11900 C*9 122-22U Accretktod Truck School COL. VA/TAApprv Job Aaartt Wkand c i u w t National Truck •MB8M373M 2 1 — P * r s o n a ta L IK E W O R K IN G W IT H P E O P L E ? BE A 3M04CAL A M M TA N T A New Job1 Ort tha Scoop1 A s k Y o u r P s y c h ic Aa a AM oaaw of Scwnc* degree tor A O C A R R im , U4C. •HomeWeekfy* * Lay Over Pton’ -Elba Stop Pay* •401K Rakramarr Health h t u v e t ' •vecaaonPay* •Rrter Program* ‘Srtrtai* Equ<>* 1 yr OTR tip O a t t A COL req Ptaae# Cal Sam to Spm 1800 8749030 Mon Fn Only EOE ARE YOU DEPENDABLE AND HONESTY Meto mth houta keepmg buunaea Stan part am# and work up' Phorw ban* portakon and rafarancae re AUTOMOTIV* DC TAKERS SantordlongwoooOnanrto Oood Incoma Rotorrtal I Altai SO Day* 4Q7-293-30B3 AVON N E I0 9 rapt - tree area tvrti quarty product*. *an good 331 k tr■lhour* 3217192 BEAUTY ANO BCYOND Buy A aai AVON ________ Cad 221-7IM________ 1(900) I33-002B art M34 ttrgary ire a re v 4 you kke heto- tlyre ■amU (9191 n i i m AMOTtoN Buy 4 So* Tug F i re an FT PT EARN A CAR Fra* homing QrerttS Flai hr* 3218421 CHECK CASHIER •OWy or fvwrtrtgCtoa rttoanoaf Art tor Pna* Quarty Up to 8100099. Oaykma. FIT or P/T Rilrtto pareon rtcartt handkng tap . Loan Coaaction* C rt Today1 4*78218*1* TEACHERS* ASKS Pari A tua-km* needed E m raq Oood barman 0*9 322-7903 Eam cotmaakng G I F T O F L IF E A L O N IT FVa M 9 P C C T1 D Dating Bureau lor SENIORS. C H y C o H tm 933 Cert (art IHwy 43*. SI* 200 i. a 32707 1977. 1------------------CUpM WMnu Tout Don! CaMbraR Vartnane t Day CNAs For F/T. P/T A on cal Murt b* Cal 79/-G300 tn L s t Y o u r D a M -L ln s H s tp l 1(900)2838203 art 2330 Mkwa Ba 191 M TU B C M C U fT CO UBT FOB TU B 14TH JUBfCtAL -OP Th* admmistratlon ol Itia ia •I RICHARD MILVO, d # c m id . File M - 00S •CP I* ponding in the Circuit Court of lamlnelo Florida. Probata County, P.O. Drawer C. 71 37772-0994. Tha rtd addrasaas of lha raprssontativ* and lha rsaraa snfativok attarALL M T I R I I T I D PER90N9 A R I NOTIFIED THAT: not!** la served objection* that validity of th* wrt, th* Nona r t lha paraanal tat tvs. vanua. or (urtadtettan r t Hu* Court ars requited tp Ma Miob abfaettana with i m * Court w it h in T H I LA TIN OF T H R U MONTHS AFTER T H I O ATI OF T H I FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER TH* DAT* OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS N O TICI ON THEM. AP credit ora rt ths ^1001TDt f l ryt Ml $100 w PIANO LESSONS -Pnvat# Bag to vearmadaM My homa only 27— Mur**ry A Child C rt 321-7312 $1045 TO START Wng 30 poarton* by 02/1389 No ato tor Mo 8*881 SI DAYCARE 10 yr* i S21-7S' -s B n m w s s tr Th* loaowmg poutont ar* (4 * n m 1 n M & r!»i in chad IW M M l Fun ptoy room 324-0813 MARTA'S DAYCARE BKMt tool Pre-School LAKE MARY UC. *3*4-7 322-0094 AM YOU I MOTRIATKOT W* are tootong tor TV* In town. SX0 1 P/Thoto. Artt tar Dvertor ol N in mg or apply artNn SO North Cel Ftrteygn^ S -ll $ 3 0 0 -$ 5 0 0 H W M B rl r ^ D M r t y . Ftort- 'A WTtoral mg plant m D E N T A L A S S IS T A N T peraonarty A ____ _______ le n d reaume to 217 A. O l a a m i. _____________ FT/PT 17At with thia Court WITHIN TH* L A TIN OF T H R U MONTH* A F T IR T H I OAT* OF T H I FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS N O T IC I OR THIRTY DAYS A F TIR TH* 0ATE OF U R VtC E OF A COPY OF THIS N O TIC I OH THEM. AM other creditart r t Hi* deca­ dent and parson* having rtaawo dent's estate must IM claims with this Court WITHIN T H R U MONTHS A F T IR TH* OAT* OF T H I FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE. Apply In paraon at Lutglno COKE/PEP81 VENDMQ ROUTE CELEBRITY CIPHER by Lute Campos ■ewwwew am caeawv kern we *y you srWnTars •rum hon t I. b Pi da Boo* ill* . « Pm * IB M . al Bm FvBM* Racarda el o r 5 a ru J y in th e re ft. SCMTATtVE OF THE ESTATE OF O U T A MORES, DECEASE!). THE UNKNOWN HEM E AND/OR DEVISEES OP THE ESTATE OF O U T A MOUSE, DECEASED THE UNKNOWN C LA IM A N T! OF THE ESTATE OP O U T A M O M S , DECEASED, ANT AND ALL h o lid a y . D e p a rtm e n t NOTICE IE HEREBY GIVEN la a ~ - t i t Final al Far ac la aura ton* Award of awd Cart* IE. IEEE, artarw________ ST-2102 CA 14E of BM CbduM Court at M* 1ITH Judicial Circuit In and far BiMlaal* C ounty. Florida wh enin CITIBANK. FEDERAL EMRNBE FlrtrttR and ELLIOTT CRUZ: ____ CRUZ, unknown apauaa r t ELLIOTT CRUZ. M man lad n/k/a KATHY STAN ­ FORD; BANOV COVE CONDO­ MINIUM ASSOCIATION OF BIC-- 9 Florid* earJOHN DOE and JANE * Money C*M 19/9*9 iw d M b H a s e n tim e n t a n d Seminole 407/322-2611 N O T IC I NOTICB RVLAMO MORTOAOI COMPANY, CLASSIFIED ADS W RE: T H I M T A T I OF RICHARD JOHN MILVO, ELLIOTT CRUZ, a l r t . 'U cU IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT OF T H I IIO H T E IN T H JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR ■ IM IN O L I COUNTY, FLORIOA CIVIL ACTION C A M NO. 9 7 -1 M 7 C A OIV1SION 14-L FlItST UNION M O n iO A Q I COnronATION r/K/A C AM I HON* 0 DOWN COMPANY. Plsmtinia). vs MOLLY P ARTHUR. st al. Dslsndanl(s| N O T IC I OF F O R IC L O IU R I B A LI NOTICE IS H IR I0 V OIVIN p Kiuant lo a Fmet Judgment of k/uitgags Foiscloauis dalsd Janutiy K th . ttfS , and • tt'sd m C its NO 97-17S7CA oi the Circuit Court ot ths EI0H1IEN1H Judicial Circuit in and lot SEMINOLE County. Florida wfistsm FIRST UNION MORT­ GAGE CORPORATION F/K/A CAMERON BROWN COMPANY is th* Plamlitt and MOLLY P ARTHUR. LESLIE O SIMMONOS. COMBANK/SIMINOLI COUNTY DBA COMBANK CARD CENTER. SOUTHPORT CONDO­ MINIUM ASSOCIATION. INC., C/O ENERGY PROPERTY MANAOEMENT SERVICES. INC., RA: TENANT 41 N/K/A RICHARD SANDY ars th* Defendant*. I mM salt to th* highest and best bidder for cash al tha WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE; SAN­ FORD. FLORIDA, at It 00 am ., on th# 19th day ol FEBRUARY. 1999, lha following described piopsfty as sst lorth m said Final Judgment UNIT 9. PHASE 1. SOUTHPORT CONDOMINIUM. PLAT BOOK 77, PAOES 78 THROUOH 14. ACCORDING TO THE DEC­ LARATION OF CONDOMINIUM THEREOF AS R IC O R O IO IN O R BOOK 1417, PAGE 1777. PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA; TOGETHER WITH AN UNDIVID­ ED INTEREST IN T H I COMMON ELEMENTS A/k/a: 70S HILL STREET CASSELBERRY FL 37T0T WITNESS MY HAN0 and th* seal ol thrs Court on January Itth . ISIS. (SEAL) Maryann* Mors* Clerk ol lha Circuit Court B y Jane E. Jasswic Deputy Clark Echevarria, McCaKa. Raymer, Barrett S Frapptsr Post Oftics Boa 3410 Tampa. FL 11*01 FST0S7S77 NOTICB In accordance wMt tha American* Dreabrtmo* Act, per­ sona naadtng a special accom­ modation to panicipal# In ttws proceeding should contact ths Individual er agency eawrtng notice not latsr than aavsn (7) day* prior I* th* procaiewg at tha addrasa given on ths nolle*. Telephone: 407-1114310 art. 4227; 1-#00 994-9771 (TDD) or 1-400-984-9770 (v); via Florida Belay lorvics Publish: January 29, and February 9. 1999 D E M -II4 71— Help Wantsd O BJECTIO N S NOT BO FILS0 WILL M FOREVER BARRIO. Th* dal* r t ah* hrrt public i bon r t M a Nottea to J a n u a r y 22nd. IS M . DATED *d* ISM day rt awanL 1999. RUTH ANN MILVO K IT N E M MV NANO MM BM rt al BfM Court on JqndBry 1244 Croydon Read rat. Ohio 44124 8 - AHRENS, EIOUtRE KEITH MACK LLP W . - - * a a— a _ _ I r lrp U fW I I 92131-2110 *T H *A FD YRMYQA DAXOKTVHRO MICHAEL A. JIA N N C m Attorney far * --—----- *M-------—----» — — fV<lPWi nfpwiunpifi VXO (4401 441-7900 Florida B4T « 144099 PubMoh: January 22. 29. IB M o c M -ir i Start S:18 am. M -f HI V X X Z 0 K T V H 0 V, Attorney for Mayhatd Haight*. OMa 44124 JTKO A H T It It MWTRO YRTOD.' QIC — f\ va nvj . PREVIOUS SOLUTION: T h e Imperaonal hand ol govern* can naver replace fft* hatptog hand rt a n*Vitoor.*-?M3 ™- rNBriJini^# • 1999 ky M A. Pc yg I �Sanford Herald, Sanlord.n o rX l^ -J T iu rid a ^ J a n u a ry 29.1998 • S B 71— Help Wanted 71— Htlp Wantad 71— Halp Wantad Wring FRAME BENDER tor |lu luBPweBOTWoO' wIp^ftYw4'WLFf1, M— B BOktT'^ r1,B\Jld arm a m tip . req. Hm • COL tor ---m to™. twi -■I--u'wwwm iyngry w -r n -im . PAYROLL/ACCOUNTTNO CLERK Santord area Part Time M-F Must have arpenence Cal 329-0688 or fas resume to 3211111. R jk a a w jk a lu IF YOU WANT MORE FROM A JO S THAN A PAYCHECK, ___ CALL 221-4281. Independent OKI Catalog/ party plan drstraxitort Procatt orders tram horn* Ready cath For startup kil l lima memberstrcr Ira. MAIL 130 00 ctrack/mo to CALYPSO VARIETY. 1454 N Lakamoni Ava. Wmiar Park. n .3 ? m JANITORIAL POSITIONS AT SANFORD AIRPORT DynAir Services Inc a pnrgres ana growing aviation services company * currently Nnng pan kma lanrtonal partonnal Ona poartion it scheduled lor tarty am. lh /1 the other poartion it lor evening ahitt Candidates mutl be able lo verity 10 year mortvachod hratory. paaa a drug screening. apeak tome Engkth and have a ptoaseni work amtuda Surfing pay ra MOO per hour For more mtormatnn please cat ua at 322 3693 or coma by our general offices at 2747 Carrier Avenue to ha out an apphcakon_________________ ♦ comm » bonus F/T or P/T Reis red atmosphara-smokmg ok Debtee or Mae 767 9270 PORTER in downtown Orlando area Clean appearance, drug tree First shin Call Mlaay 1321441 POSITION AVAILABLE LABOR RTTE*330-341I Coma work with lha BEST! Daily work Q*4y pay Veftdet a PLUS Opaneig lot ataE driver ml van LABORER tor a parking lot and mamwnance company Qood pay and benatita Call Mlaay 222-1441,_________________ LABO RERS NEEDED FOR UNDERG R OUN D U T IL IT Y C O N T R A C T O R HEALTH MURAMCf AMO et1« KAMI Dnra her NWABai LABOR READYr WORK TOOAY/PAK) TOO AY In person today H U B French Ave __________ W 4 M I __________ MAMTENANCE PERSON Mu»r have e i p . own loon A truck Floor lech aNn needed LO M W O O O RE TMEMENT _____ VBi-AOE. 7*7-0 * 0 0 _____ M AXI MONEY, as much or u MM ai you want. arthShakiea A AT A r a New Home Baaed Buaewaa Program M M M t PHONE PROS FINANCE COORDINATOR Appkcahons are now being tak­ en lor the position ol Finance Coortlnator This is tkrted work involving fiscal organization prepare ion. maintenance, asemulation, analysis and verifi­ cation of financial accounts and fiscal records This position is rewronstaW lo the eneeufive di­ rector or fimhar daagnaa lot )ob performance Bachelor's degree. Gov accounting eipenenca preferred nusl be bondabie and possess a void driver's license APPLICATION 0C A 0U N E : abruary 12, IM A. S 00 pm . The Housing Authority of the City of Sanford, Florida PO. Boa 71ft. tea Castle Brewer Court An Equal Employment Opportunrty/lectlon 1 Employer TW O THY 0. HUDSON E IE CURVE OMECTOR R E C E P TIO N S Computer e«p required Apply at Envaonmemal An. 501 Cotfiaco Way. Santord 12741(0 or lai raauma to 1214144___________ RECEPTIONtST/BOOXKEEPER NEEDED The Housing Authority of the City of Santord Florida is seek mg an etperwnced receptions!/ Bookkeeper with eaceaent bAngull (Englitfv Spanish) written and oral communication skds to asstsl eiecuiiva stall and residents Math, typing and computer s»i*t required salary negawbW CanMaiee must ba abw to work vened hours Apr*cations taken Mon-Thun 8 00 a m l ? 00 Noon and 2 00 p m 5 00 pm ai the mam otfice m Caste Brewer Court unN Febru­ ary 12. IMA The Housing Authority of Vie CMe of Santord. Florida A Section 1/Equaf Opportunity P 0 Boa 21(8, tea CaeOa Brewer Court Phene (407) 111-1150 TOO 12*0420 Timothy D Hudoon. PHM M ECHANIC N EEDED The Housing Authority ot the City ot Sanford n aaekmg arughty aapanancad Man ■ananca Machanc to be respon sue lor parlormng tawed car­ pentry. pturrbmg masonry or tQupment repae ot 460 pubac housing devetopmenta Salary baaed on ap enance and akA Job detcnptnn avaaabt* upon request Appacationa wik be taken at me mam OPea m Cat ha Brewer Court imW 5 00 p m . FaMuary 12. ISM The Housing Authority of Mia City of Sanford. Ftortda Ah Equal Ei lunity-Sec. 1 PO. Baa 23 r Court IF lU tT M lU Timothy 0. Hudson Eaacubval TELLER Crad4 Unto* a p pra _______________ RIGHT HAND MAN Ndptfi 79 worfcaf* deify. ' l l sign on bonus lo new emliM pey la drivers •Open 8 am 80t Oogtrack PM, Longwood EARN fU LL-tlM E PAY FOR PARTTIME VyORKIM Fai resume to Car A bwutne* Naodad VWaawnda FREE M l 5266 ReeklBfYtlBl Cleaning MOLLY MAE) M I— 10 F7T*M # 'M a s . WM Ttobs. *97-7*7-9007. Now fareig aapanancad COOKE. SERVICERS S DISHWASH­ ERS- Top pay. paid vacations that I year Medical benefit! and a Drug Free Work place 4450 E SR 44 Weal Sanford 40T-230-7771 4 3770 Orlando OMT-BtBanfierd. 407-121-4104 OERMTE RESTAURANT. Organized P/T Reception 1st, could lead to lull time Multiprune hnaa Computet akrte a mual Faa one-pegs relume to E 0 T -» H T E S _________________ m cathwrflewpnone trues N/ 6 322-4470______ P A R T-TM E HELPER Must have transportation Light housekeeping, cooking A care tor alderty toki Cal 349 5033 PAYOFF CMNSTMAS 0EBT1 1100'S TO IIM O -a WEEKLY STUFFP40 ENVELOPES RUSH SASE TO lis t CENTURY MARKETING DEPT 13 PO BOX 2142 DELANO. FL 32720 ROUTE CARRIER Est4bkshed Routes Ntwtpa per dtovery tor Santord Area Earn money white taking a Wive m the country Appry m arson SANFORD HERALD MP N French Avenue. SECURITY O FFCSR JOB Training Armed A Unarmed Brandy B Aaood- 04-7*44 141- Homes For Sale HEATHROW gated community Esecutwe 4 bdrm. 3 bath, pool 3 cat garage. 1375.000 Can 131-3070 tor appomtmeni Pnnapfeonty mmm lirTIUlCEIIT staFfihc (407) 660^)444 RENOVATED Over 1800 aq tt DmLrvTpl sem prch 140.900 4/1.5 Over 1600 sq ft. kvtkrV lam. frpic. toed. M1.900 RENOVATED L*e new 1/3 acre del wkshp crpf. fried 170POO PRE-Foreclosure. 1/4 acre, pnv fenced carport 144.250 91— Apartmanta/Homes to Share LAKE MARY - Elfic m nee area IKXVwk * sac met u14t Cal 323-5232 or page 44445(8 93— Rooms For Rant WEEKLY RENTALS Starting a 177/wk Ikttonc Downtown 110-4423 95— Roommate Wantad 2ND SM FT WORKER ONLY AN utAMee 1250/mon. Caa Lnen at M2 -1011 99— Apartments Unfurnished — UMfTEO TB4E" 1100 off First month! reel 1214487 or 1214122 103— HousesUnfurnished 117— Commercial Rentals SANFORO 4/1 5 1850/mo • M SG sec dep CHA. set peh. W-Spa. Great rm. Wpod ubto ♦ fre place No petal W -2 H S OFFKEAYHSC 3 000-15.000 sf From 13 si Prune location Hwy 17 92 Santord. 1 b< horn Airport Bhrd Calf 1244440 Jlm/Sua SANFORO 2/1 Conv location ISOGmo XMAS Ddcourk Ref req 1214717 _ PROFESSOHAURETAB. Space 1501 W 1 al Street 1SG 5100 aq ft 13SGmcn A UP BEVERLY B. MASON REALTY STEN STRO M R EN TALS CASSELBERRY 3/1 Carport able Sanford Area TRIPLEX 422 EAST 5lh Street For more trio Can Stuart 14004A0444A 100— Condominium Rentals SANFOROfl/l) Pme Ridge Oub 1525mo MAKEDA Corp Real tor 103— HousesUnfurnished NOTICE A l rental and real-estate adver lisemaaM are sdb|#ct 10 are Federal Tar Houtmg Act. whch makes a RagM fa advertise any preference, kmaafaon. or d i commanon based on race, col­ or. raHpon. sai. hanacap. fa- 1M0 DOWN.-WHY RE N TT Whan you can own pie 3 bWm home wi GMA. new pack a car part Aa* about HUO homes1 The W m a n Group. Inc. n w arg----------- 1214111 COUNTY 2f1 mf M l kx No leal monkis ranfl $400 A MOVE M SFCOALI! 400 aq 11 1 up/1289 A MONTH CXficeStoraga 321-0120 or 313 2554 in MARINER'S VILLAGE 323-8670 119— Office Specs For Rant ME LLONVtU. I 1/7 Smg gar Vv A tarn rma. laund rm. hrded firs, to corner lot 1721/1700 SANFORO 1/1 Family room carport, tned yard MOO/MflO SANFORO Dupre ■ C H A New carpel A pami 144G12M JM DOYLE (407) 122-2420 W f NEED HOUSES TO RENT 105— Duplex/THplex ROSE LEA VILLAS 2/1 Special - AJIOMorNh __ HUO OKAY 4071104831 SANFORD HfSTOrttC DMT 1/1 Bun patki. hardwood toon fireplace Specious 1400(350 ~ “ 121-2481 SANFORO Good area SpoOei! 2/1 heal A aa. hook 14* patio A yard K«M pats ok 1415100 • 1300dep Mf-0044 _____ (407) m am _____ wt pch. CH/A____________ APARTMENT LOCATOR Srvc Fmd what you are looking fiv Never a faa. 14001104MO U U I AQA t fiORM si I aVO 2 eonu tl'O V O AND UP BEDS ORTHOPEDIC FIRM SETS with 5 year warranty Nev er used Twin 175. FuN 1105 Queen $125 King 2169 Call Large Kenmore mcrowveoven Eicefieni conation 14000 _________ Cell 222-4421 MATTRES8 SALE • Full sue used bos springs A mattress 165 00 Larry's Mart 322-4132 SOFA BED A LOVE SEAT Good conation $100 224-2797 WELDER Mfi^Tig eip a must F/T Good pay-benefits DFWP 299 1592 EFFKK N CV Mad sarv - convarvent location 32) 8008 FURNISHED ROOMS-All uMa met Laundry phone, and hit use 185190 a week 324 4955 LK MARY, SANTORO 3/2 Fe­ male preferred I s nego lor B B Cal 302-77U leave message 219— Wanted to Buy 161— Appliances A Furniture For Sale Alum..Cana Cana Copper/ xno Recycling: 3 221-0004 Kokomo W. R rsl-M T M , Satl-1 918 221— Good Things to Eat OAT BEO While. Victorian style with 2 twm mattresses 8 bundle Never used 1300 407 TRULY NOLAN Past Conlrot now Nnng Sriet Inspectors tor Semmola A Volusia Co Great benefits S company vehicle provided Apply 3422 S Ortando O r, Santord________________ ________ 2(04108 ROOFERS Sipenenced only HELPERS nvmmum I I yean old no eapoimnc* necessary Mutt ha»s iei>ab*e da4y nan*porUfion Caw 1224417 SALES Rf P-Varttcal Blinds 125K tlSK/year Full beneMs peg Cal 8304 700 K I T ’N* C A R L Y I.E ® by L a m Wrighl :mg OFFICC/OFFtCE-WAREHOUSE Now AvaAabla Guardian Paracnal Stan wage Cal tor deUM 5712 500 SANFORO OFFKE SPACE > Suisaa evaAabia • 1100 SF 8 1S00SF. 407431-7004 141— Homes For Sals m LAKE MARY Clean 2 bdrm near school WT> hook up C H A Ouwt area A450rt»acouni kivestora Raairy 7744411 a g 107— Mobile Homes For Rant MODEM LAKE » newly partH « i I brand new carpal Becks ^ 10 park. 172.900 DC DC CALLAWAY, Realtor (407) 1244211,1st 101 ELDER SFRBfOS 00 SR 4272 Bdrma Surfing « MVwk . ■p i l l - 1 2/1J Largs lanced yard CHA. On ty 127.900 VIP Prcperksk. toe 407-112------- 117— Commercial Rentals Ql _______ a LEASE warehouse 110.870 aq ft 441 trontaga 407 578 2500 Longwood 1742 tsimo FREE 2800 aq n Akpart Store Front/ Olfioe 11142(4 or 888-8117 Office Space Avertable tor Laaae. Santord Commarca Clr located al Park Ava A 25m Si 2 suaaa appnu 3000 si A 1500 si tApal par year Parking a abundant. Caa Jonn Gay at Strictly Oemmeroel. l < Real Brokers 407-' “ Two detached hornet on one tod 1 30 * ternary room 2 2/1 a screened porch 3 Lg utMybklg tor Doth 184.900 md new carpet and we wtl help 1 'rings the hnancaig ar Owner R*ALBnxre.B«c 322-7499 AC A Brick conebvct 2 dan. work shop launky carport 139500 SM-10M CUDDLE UP 191— Building Materials I* A I M O S IIO M N I . » •#* M| I ’lU H 'l II I ( , »•’ I 1 / l . l ENOUGH to DutoNce Shed Roofing and every**! yos/1 need Ce0 H H U I 153— Acreage Lot For Sale 193-Lawn A Garden DELTONA 10 acrat Ideal lor mobrte homeuie. horses, cattle, terming or nursery Zoned agri­ cultural 13 900 ACRE Sm down w/owner tmence 904-7171772 or 904-797-8922 OAKRIDGE FARMS • OsleerV Oekona area 10 acres ideal tor noises or came tarm Mobile home or homesne Zoned agn 144.900 Fnancmg avai ml sm down payment (904] 757-8300 155— Condominiums For Sals LAWN EQUIPMENT Tanaka sack adgars A hedge tnmrrwrs (IS O each Trailer aVgala 1300 Kaiogg 5 HP 80 gal compres­ sor 1450 Sprayers . weed eat­ ers. A rrusc items 407-328Murray 21* sell propened lavn mower, rear bagger and n i c h ­ ing plug Ere cond 195 2298413. 211— Antlqua/Collactiblas PARK AVE. MOBX.E PARK Homes 13 o n to 18.000 Sal Up Financing OUWTt 122-2881 CARRIAGE COVE 241 44 1/2 12 SkyVw SpM plan, new carpel w ry 8 lap Kkog 119.000 159-Real E stale Wantad 307 Satsuma-Ravenna Park Sub 25m Strati to VMen Go North 10 Satsuma to j u 7 Fuaow signs Everyovng needs to aa* Sofbtova seal tabW A 4 chars TV. roa top desk. Mchan items, smaa ooaacttoWs. 2 paiio tats, tactnars. ms ot household wir­ es- A l things m vary race con­ dition. Bnng cash and truck Cas 879-0272_________________ S M B T O R BUVMQ HOUStS PLUMS or L f k FLE A M ARKET S A T ONLY M OW 2/2. SANFORO/LK MARY Fanrtfy park, tow tot rent. 1247/ mo aat-rn kit many asirat Re­ duced lor qu<k sale Asking tlBSO G OBO Cal 302-71M or pgr 372-1969 _____________ It you place a two week ad with us to tel your vetnew (pubkshas m borl the Sanford Her*« and the Lake Mary Ufa at a cost of onfy 12 7 54) and you don I sal 1 ngN away, m l run the ad tor another two weeks at no charger Al sve ask is that you pay tor me first two weeks be­ fore we run I tor tree' YS CHVSLCR LATER 5 speed, tow meet. Pw.PtPb. good fires, rado 1750 349 5008 88 OLDS CALAIS Sedan Low miWaga. graal gat mileage A comfort 22900. 221-0314 235— Tlruck/Busea/Vana For Sal# BO C H IV Y pen-up nef ton AT Run* good 1800 oeo Cal tor mom into 214-8*47 CASH ISA PfUOf For Junk Cat*. Trucks A Mwc' HCfrtAUtnCA BEAUTIFUL MZ two 240— Boat Rentals O A R A G E SALE SAT 9 4 BaM M B. American Aknond cetor, dram Wfl 223 C al 888 828B. you money) 23S— Vehicles Wantad HACIENDA V1LLA0E Home Park-Rac Hal Rl 434 . 2 iruwt East ot 17-92 Intide gofTMtnmBfafrriniBMgi-------------- Fumltura For Sale Tha Sanford HarakVLaka Mary Ufa w ant! to make 22 DODGE RAM 150 tongbad van. 134.131 mtiet Run*. As Is. See and mak* oiler al Senlord Her(id. 300 N. French Ava. Santord (in ba d of mam buld" 9 ) _____________ ESTATE SALE Ffll/SAT 9-3 Call U 3-S160 LET US DO THE WORK FOR YOU! w itc h S sm lno ft County*' for you) 11 (4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 I t ■ 89 1/2 73 Carrtmdgs W O. acm rm 14000 TAN AT HOME Buy DIRECT and SAVE! CommemaVhome units from 2199 00 Low Monthly Payments FREE Cotor Catalog C al TODAY 1-800-711-0158 C a flu a a t (407) 322-2211 and A YARD SALE it the perfect way 10 do lhal and the Sanfiortf Hereto can bring people to your door Advertise your saw to the Sanford Narato and Lafia Mary Ufa lor only A 51 Ana and watch me Hems wave wtvs* me money comes in Gas by Noon on Tuesday and yow 5-tore ad can run tor n e t days m me Hsrato and once m me Lake Mary Ufa tor ONLY flOJOtt A# we ask w mat you prepay me as C al uawe can help" 94 F U E T W O O O 14 X 70 37 CHA. 10 X 20 awing Many EX­ TRAS'! 831-7708 or 372-1553 W O LFE TAN N IN G BEDS W a ll do all the work you collect all tha 222- W ANT TO O C T RID O F A LL TH A T STU FF? 157— Mobil# Homes For Sale 223— M iacellaneouB 8) 00. 217— Garage Salat SANDCf WOOO-1/1 Uptt*rt Nawappl 8 CHA. over took! pool WA pemtcarpM Reduced to 125.200 Caa 322 9115 Navels, red graoefruits. tanger­ ines. Fresh From Grove We BAOOS MARKET ShD 222-3881 231— Cars For Sals MOOERN FURN. A Alrttquea N O O E C U M 2/2, Uun dry rm. acm psfio. 145 000 --------real 121-1144 NAVEL ORANOEB A RED ORAPt FRUIT Menwettier Farms 3461 CetoryAve 500 WWtoon BML SCC anaanew road kwaie. Comma of new bom nursay tor S. 222-7120. FK M N Q BOATS FOR RENT Staring *1230 A sc Alto 24' Pontoon. C M 330-1611 241— B a c . • VWitdeWCampere For JAYCO Top of kw kn* 84500. Can in on« of thtoo cozy homoo. at PERSON Santord area Lea memtenenca P/T M f Ca812S-0SSS STAR8EARCH C O M P ETITIO N 5INCURS BANOS SONOwnrTERS AU SlYlES/AOES ntco n o m a n ciE cts. m ik in g Id IV ARTIST'S COMINO TO OtlAMO TlOtVOA 801-4274480/4274814 TRAMEEANBTAUER Benefits F/T. ________ Cad 8144700 T t Cl MdCUM WANTED Wd kbn. must have good me­ thanes! aCnkfy, good work affics and dete* to loam lor ad­ vancement Tools and Unrtorms provided. Paid vacation and holidays Apply in parson at Hartal and Beverly Transmis­ sion 209 W 25th S t. Santord Mon-Fn, 8am 5 30pm MOOCH LAKE ESTATES 39. bands. W/D. son psko gar. CH/A 1 TOGmo Wilson Raatty 098-1200 art #700 HMTORICAL A R IA ctoee to Irani. t/l eet-m k# . kv rm H O W R , ASOOOap 3224855 LAKE MARY V I 5 Clean. CHA. large lanced yard. LK Mary vcnoon n®i nguvia noumo « 1850 sac 1370 dap 1-304-488- SHOP LOCAL 323-3301 ^ ■ iF O R D C O l H 6 □ aO O KK EIP W M HomabOto/Condo/Apart WUyOi-wtoyJMo USCflNSUR 80T48B-7A42 4P7-228027* Cuspick-up A Great Place to live RES/COM QUALITY FREE EST. M 8S2S. 275-DryY»aN 3261 8. 8AHFOHD AVC., SANFORO 1 1-717* DRYW ALL “STUCCO-Rapavs Was A Ceang T Matched “ Door*, wndowt. carpentry sttsL dacha A concrafa. 323-4831 S Q Bafinf CSC 19880 261-CompuMr Consulting CAR! M l8 # M 276-Clactrtcai Divorce *55. Custody ITS Bankruptcy ITS. Name Changs NECOANEticTIBCtANT 188. Ett. 24 hr* (407) 822-0347 NRg JNm CALL O fO Ts ELECTRIC IM a EM S /O k a r IS Vm. E-4.M RA I 279-Handy Man “p n a m Ofvara* 1 1 8 .— POSITION OPEN FOR: ■_ Ca8 (8B7) 8B8BI7S M hr* U-BUY-IT- I wia Ataambt* Appk/Uyt/eni ctr/eta. 8*872-1822 290-H om e ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVE t CALLUS AT P to p ti psraon with irttg nty and Bfithutiss/n naedad to (4 1 7)324-4334 c a l on accounts fo rih s Santord Horald m d Laks Mary 2490 IU i« W9l Ava. ft. 32771 CARPt O T t R -AI Haiw ~ oaramc Ms I l i t -587? I72BB. Raa/ Comm. remodai. adOWora. ra­ pe* MC. VIS A .___4B7-B2B-1741 U s . T N i is an ’outoida' position w ill face-to-faca aslas. Prvvious u On 26th Str—t(R L U A )b « w n 17-92 Ma j I A l a M L e ^ aja UwjJfiAAaJf A u w a||M mnO M fp O n om i. On n m IwW Im sxpBnsncB preferred. C a l 322-2811 or m a l resume to: [.A R \ FULL TlfME PAY FOR PART-TIfVIE WORK LAKE M A R Y ^ f RO. I b i 1M7 •taatorS. FL S2771 •Wintar Park •12 Hour SIWfts/NigtiU *CUH0MBI KlWICf -30-35 Hours par wtak •flaxtoto achadulas 'iM IH O in i •Shlpp'g/Recth/'o -Order Pulton -forldlfttxpi* -Vartoui (ocattont -Various shift* Tho Sanford Harold noodo C A M IIK II 0 for Mtabllshod routM in tho Sanford area. All you naad it dapandabla transportation, organisa­ tional skills and sftsmoon availability In ordsr to bsgln a grsat nswjobi AM AXP LOVWO MOM atongsMh T IC A ptoyraom, ton yto Cart CPfVCOLfftet/Ra* raws For vkarvww 2300700 H 1 d a m a o e r e p a ir s p e c ia l is t APOLLO CLEAf t Q SVC CowiW IiN d OuaMy SwVSafMacSon guar. Ltoln* 221OB44 CM AFI C M A M T t W pruntogAmacaonaMtoi la acapfng UaoAnau. 2210888 ’ w S m iu S ir ! Wafi/n'O pgr. 272-31 Join u« for our OPEN HOUSE gwwvaytiayeeOMiOTi^^ U CLXAM NO SVC Raafd/ o m Fra* **l. 32*0317A» pgt POSITIONS AVAILABLE NOW! Saturdays, throughout January. Barn-Noon 601 Dog Track Road, Longwood •caN OPC (407) I No Faa EOS R UtoM Ai makes A modal* Nsw compWfia 4 tons Patron iz« these local business. DON F9CKNKN TR C f SVC Tma/alumb removal. Fie* M Ueartnaur 08-7288 BPUT QAKWUfV AMOUNT 1 BBBT TREE BUTWCS-Lw-Vit A lp f t o M FrsaE*Phwam Bast pnea* 211-2187. �•Santord Herald, Sanford. Honda •Thursday, January 29. 1998 by Chic Young BLONDIE How risky were transfusions? D E A R D R . G O T T : M y daughter, now 20, got two transfusions at birth. Should she be checked for AIDS? D E A R R E A D E R : In general, Iran*fused blood given before 1979 is con­ sidered to have been free of the AIDS i, your virus By my calculation, your daugh­ te r was transfused abou about 1977. Therefore, I suspect that you do not have to worry about the state of her health. Nonetheless, I recommend that you ask her doctor about this. by Art Sanaom THE BORN LOSER r i KNVC FlNIbHCD ^ TOOK TKX FOK I9«*7, GOOD KfcWb NMD BM? N£.Wb1 rn t GOOD NEWb lb t\ e FOUHD 50KC GOOfHOuCb TO i m MtW THE. BAJD NEWb lb fAT FEC1 D E A R D R. G O T T : Most obstetri­ cians donl want to see their patients until they are eight to 12 weeks preg­ nant. but you can’t get a prescription for prenatal vitamins until the doctor has seen you. If the first trimester is so important, why wait so long for the first exam? D E A R R E A D E R : M any obstetri­ cians DO want to see their patients in the first trimester (12 weeks) of preg­ nancy. This is particularly true with first pregnancies, high risk pregnancies, teen-age m oth e ra -lo-b e and itnei women over 40 who become pregnant . O rd in a rily , a healthy wom an on a nutritious diet has a store of vitamins and nutrients in her body that is suffi­ cient for herself and an early fetus. Vitamin and mineral supplements are usually not necessary until the second trimester, when the baby has grown substantially and can put a strain on the woman's resources Finally, there is no reason why a woman with an uncomplicated early pregnancy could not take a regular, over-the counter m ultivitam in pill until she needs the m ore s u p e r­ charged prenatal variety I suggest that you discuss this issue with your obstetrician to obtain an overview of his or her personal philos­ ophy about managing your particular case. From my experience, most obstetricians want to see th e ir patients early in pregnancy so that good health habits can be initiated and supervised that this is your husband's problem. Antibiotics arc useless in treating shingles. Anti-viral drugs (Zovirax, Fam vir and others) often lessen the severity and duration of the infection, but do not eliminate the possibility of neuralgia. Your husband should sec a neurolo­ gist or be evaluated in a pain clinic. Post-herpetic neuralgia is a devil to treat. A n ti depressant drugs are sometimes useful, as are strong pain medications. Acupuncture may help However, the condition often resists therapy. To give you more information. I am sending you a copy of my Health Report “ M anaging C h ron ic Pain." AC R O SS 1 Oul-of- — (too far) 7 Wont fast 12 Sta — nears 141 18 Sdnqinq^Xant 18 OrsmmatV 17 YaMa 18 Hors, Motts 30 Party staple 21 Not aM 23 TV's Peeples 24 34 Visitors 37 Exam 40 Young doos 41 " Aslan ‘ ' both NXktay 43 apsseh problem 48 OM sgs 44 Important time 47 New (gory 48 Click! 81 San Francisco 84 88 mm ot sugar . -------------------• 99 w8fnll^w^9 r* slowly 87 Frtghtans 28 FMm director Jacques — 27 Squirrels' DOW N 28 Mountain pass 31------- 2 Wildcat 3 Last syttabte o sword______ 4 Negative word 8 Roman 880 STUMPEDCal ?^* Other readers who would like a should send S2 plus a long, sel addressed, stamped envelope to P.O. Box 2017. M urray Hill Station. New York. N Y 10156. Re sure to mention the title. to Previous Punts □□□□on nnnnnn □ □ □ □ □ (9 nnnnnn □nnnnn nnnnnn nnn nnn rinn □nnnnnn] □nnnnnn nnnnn □□nnn nnnnn □□□□n nnnnn nnnnn mnnnnnn □nnnnnn □ran nnn nnn □□□nnn nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn □nnnnn nnnnnn 8 Quantity of yam 7 Of as tor Answers a vu>v kn v noun• ISOS484181S ext, coda 100 D E A H D R G O T T About five years ago. my husband developed shingles on his right chest, for which he was prescribed antibiotics. Despite this treatment, he has continued to have pain in that area. What can he do? D E A R R E A D E R : Shingles is an infection of the nerves in the skin. Caused by a type of herpes virus, it is associated with painful blisters that break out crust over and disappear in about two or three weeks. Ordinarily, that’s it. However. In about 10 percent of cases, the pain persists for months or years. Called “post-herpetic neural­ gia.' this troublesome complication is unpredictable and incurable. I believe O tSSS by N tA Inc WIN AT BRUME 3 Bring me my gun By P h illip Alder Th e re are times when even the moat placid of bridge players has his patience sorely tried. He spots a bril­ liant defense, makes the critical play, and has the contract on Its knees. But unfortunately partner still has a part to play. Not m tune with the situation, his move la lees than successful, per­ mitting the contract to stand anew. Sidney Silodor, one of Am erica's best in yesteryear, must have counted astaxulioni to at least a yfliue* after *•(« deal. East, in third position, opened with a weak two-bid, showing a decent sixcard suit and insufficient values for a one-bid. After the two-spade overcall, Silodor (W est) applied maximum pressure with his leap to four hearts. North bid four spades, of course. East, knowing his partner waa a passed hand, sacrificed in five hearts. Not satisfied with doubling the nonvulner­ able opponents (the penalty la 300), North moved on le five spedes. What should Silodor teed? r**'«< T e It a il " { u >■ PHILLIP ALDER Knowing they had at most ooe heart trick, Silodor judged that it might be better for partner to lead a low diemood at trick two. So, Silodor led not the heart ace but the nine. Aayeucen see, the distribution was exactly as Silodor envisioned At trick two, a low diamond switch from East would surely have defeated the con­ tract Placing East with the top three heart honors, declarer would have played his low diamond, not the king. But East ruined U all by unimagina­ tively placing the diamond ace onto the table. Was Silodor playing with a novice? Far from it Ha was competing in the Bermuda Bowl, the world's moat pres tigious championship. ClMkpNEAlnc. ■’SF— ,----- *T------- k ♦— c rt I * u # fl » '1 ' • --IV Mai manor, you must revise your mating. Your pel la trustworthy. ARMS (March 21-April 18) Companion# wd have a strong aflact upon your outi today, so try to involve Friday, Jan. 30,1888 agreeable with your mate today. Keep peace In the household by trying not to override Ns or her rates# on financial UBRA (Sept. 33-Oet 23) Early In the day, you might taka youraaM and evanto too seriously Later, mesa taettngs should paaa and youl be aMa to anfoy ton and TAURUS (AprS 38-May 18) Today, youl be aMa to keep your head whan every­ one else is losing theirs. You wilt be Impressed *Oh (he tody of moaa making SCORPIO (O ct S+Nev. 82) An i aMgtuaaovernotMng. ale m your held of endeavor m pe bo m a BfM BS (Hoy 1 1 -June 88) Use gentle . _ . ___ ___________ I f ) Charm. wM position today to generate something and moughSirlneea ere me toots youl be measures with social companions or tor your career. Be a graletoi today. They wN be •Me to uee skiMu8y today to tain peers then iaouing tomato! dkeoover to your side. What you want for SAOfTTAARJS (Nov. SSOee. 81) Some youraaM, you! want tar mam. Qol a Jump one who Nkee you might be cooking up on Ma by undoratandtag M r ---------- CANCBR (June 21-duty 88) You could some apodal plena. You migN learn ol be pleasantly surprised today whan that w8l gouam you in the n today haaoeevarvtalna to ivoure^nir wnsui•butw^eer w yeeres sw mp you trough! never nohoed you tw New paths couM open tor you to me year ahead mat w « make 8 poaatota to MBB a secret ambition. You wM be aiming lor maBng 12 to AebmOraph, cto Me i paper. P.O . Boa 1788. Murray Hill New York, NY 10188. Be sure to PISCCS (Fed. 88 March 80) if you’ve been hesitant to request a favor from e bland who can help you vMh a eoMunts ire event laarmounoed. haor she hotdayou to high regard. •one todey, youl function more )y M you can be objective rather than 18) Todey tookatavorebte lor you where your motorid bearcats are oonoemed. N you're not addtog to your raeourooe, aval youraaM oft 88) Strive lobe ”'C Kr ^ “ • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1998 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 29, 1998 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 29, 1998. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 29, 1998; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/bcc38f2e2e477d74aae2e01f9848dc62.pdf a8ba637b5793f265ae16642e4e67f8eb PDF Text Text PAG E ...4A S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y ...2 A Earth Day Managers of tomorrow meet challenges of today INSIDE P E O P LE ...3 B Good Food O V IE D O O U T L A S T S S E M IN O L E IN B A S E B A L L . . . S P O R T S 1B Serving Sanford, Lake Mary, Longwood, Oviedo, Winter Springs and Seminole County since 1908 i)0th Y E A R . No. 172 50 Cents W E D N E S D A Y A P R IL 22. IW K Airport: A good day and bad day $1.7 million O K ’ d for ILS By Nick Pfclfauf HERALD STAFF WRITER SANFORD - U S Congress man John Mira was at thr Or lanilo-Sanfortl Aiijxirt Tuesday morning to spread the good news. Congress h.is approved $1 7 million for the cun*trur- iion of the ILS llnstmmrnt Linillnii System) lor thr a ir­ port T in thrilled.* said Sanford Mayor la rrv Dale. *I i ' h hern the uumlx-r one satrty and noise abatement Issue we've had. e\Tii before I lirram r mayor.* Dale said It was the blu est news tie could grt T ills is really going lirlp us resolve some o f ttie problems.* Thr new system will tie on runway 27-R. which will allow Die l.uge aircraft requiring in sinimrnt landing c apahlllllrs. lo land from tlie east ‘ Coming In Irom llir easl. over a less |Mipulalrd area.* Mica said, 'will go a long way toward lielpliift reduce alii rail noise over Sanford and Dike Marv * *\Ve ha\T been working on tills (or two .ind a hall years now.' lie continued, 'but the matter was stopped several times due to change* at the P litM »•• IL S . P M * 3 A Director fired By Nick Pfclfauf HERALD STAFF WRITER SANFORD Yesterday was a good and lead day for OrhtndoSanlord Ali|xiri Executive Dt rector Steve Cooke. It started wttli the happy announcement of a $1 7 million grant from the I AA lor a new IDS system, and ended with Cooke gelling llrrd. Die firing came Tuesday night following a Joint official Hireling lielween thr Sanford Alr|xut Authority and Sanford City Commission. Thr pub­ lished reason for the inert Ing was 'Discussion of Hems re­ garding mitigation and design for new (shorn runway.* Also listed was ’ Other Items.* There was no early Indica­ tion that Cooke's Job would be on the line ui the meeting. On April 7. thr Airport Authority voted 0 In 2 to glvr Cooke an extension of his contract as executive director at the a ir­ port. Disl night, the Authority voted 5 to 3 on a motion ca ll­ ing for Cooke'* resignation. Cooke l* to be temporarily replaced by Sieve Coover. who has l>rrn serving as attorney P1*a*c ft** Cook*. Pag" M Ju ry calls fo r Stoll’s death, ju d g e could reject decision By Hut* While HERALD STAFF WRITER Michael Stoll, left, with co-delendant Chns Stewart, outside the Stoll home in November. 1994, at police ontcr to invostigato tho murder ol Julio Stoll. Stowarl pled guilty to second degree murder in a deal with the stato to toatity against Stoll. Stoll was convictod ol first degree murder The Jury recommended the death ponalty W e a t h e r in g the s to rm : W h a t ’s u p this su m m e r? By R u m W h ite HERALD STAFF WRITER SEMINOLE COUNTY Most weather scientists believe thr current El Nino, which wreaked havoc through thr spring. Is about lo weaken and allow for a normal summer. Hut there are skeptics In thr southern regions, where 48 percent of those recently (Killed by the National Science Foundation believe the summer weather will continue lo be affrcDd by El Nino. Ten y Schenk. Seminole County Fire Chief and Meteor­ ologist. said Monday hr does not anticipate any threatening In the area through the April and May. Th ere a severe thundershower chances for the violent Is lessening." he said. ica was considered Intense. hi a normal hurricane season there are 11 names storms, 0 hurricanes and 3 Intense txirrtcanes. Scenic said he agreed with many of Ihe scientific predic­ tions In the National Science Foundation survey. T h e ir feeling that there has been a dramatic increase by the |xibllc In weather Issues Is one 1 certainly agrre with," he said. The prediction this yrnr Irom Dr. William Gray at Colorado Slate University Is that there will be 10 named storms. 0 hurricanes and 2 Intense lairrkanrs. lid s could change If there was a l«a Nina effect. storms rest of may t>r but the storms The El Nino and extreme weather events of the past few months and Increased media coverage of these events was responsible for the public's In­ creased efTorls. As El Nino diminishes, there Is the possibility of a La Nina weather condition that would affect Ihe hurricane season In Florida. Because of El Nino. 1997 was a mild hurricane season here. There were only 7 names storms. 3 hurricanes (Dill, Danny and Erica) and only Er­ SANFORD Michael Siull watched ,i Jury ol six men and six women trtum to Courtroom 'D* at 3:58 Tuesday altrm oon They took seals lu two rows Stoll. 37 year* -old on this very day. would either lx- sentenced to llle In prison without p a ­ role or to death in the clrclrti chair The punishment lot tiring found guilty ol the lltsi d rgtrr minder ol Ills wile stunned Sloll death lit the electric (hair Seven of the 12 dr <lilr«l his lair Had It been a IH I vote, his life would have Item spared Thr Jury deliberated lot nrutlv two hour* Defense attorney Jack Edmund pleaded lor thr llle In prison sentence hut was unable to convince the Jury that Stoll should not l>r exe­ cuted lor thr strangulation death of 35-yrar-old Julie Stoll a death that prosecutor Steve Plotnick called, "cold, calculated, premeditated murder * Stolls onlv chance at escaping the death |x-nalty depend* on a decision that .Clrc nil Judge Seymour Henson will make at a hearing tentatively scheduled for May 12. Denson ran either accept or ir|rct the Jury's recommenda­ tion. Shortly aflrr IO a m . Stoll tr»tlflrd for a few minute*. Irlliug the jury that lie *acrrptrd” Ihe llrsi drgrrr murder verdict that already had Ix-en rendered. *1 appreciate your time.'' he said. T h e thing that Ixtthrrs me Is that the man who brutally murdered my wife i» going (tee Dial really Ixithrrs me." Christopher Stewart. 23. pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of second degree murder In ex­ change lot a 50-year sentence. He confessed to muidrttug Julie Sloll by pressing hla knee lo the Ixtrk of her nerk as she lay draped over the rail of a walerlied. Stewart, a llvr-ln coworkrr. said tliat thr murdrr which occurred on Nov. 3. 1994 wa* Stoll's Idra. that hr was Ihe one who hatched the plot, lie was the one who had thr motive to kill Julie Stoll *Wr fell that II was Important lo gel to the true murderer by giving a break to someone less culpable." Plotnli k said. Picas* ft** Stoll. Pag* M BRIEF Kids that Count Homicide declared An overwhelming majority of scientists (93 percent) believe scientific and technological a d ­ vances have played a critical role In predicting thr length and severity of the current El Nino. Increasingly, public percep­ tions differ Irom the opinions of the scientists polled on the Issue of global warning's pos­ sible Impact on En Nino. Th r American public (67 (percent) feels more strongly than scien­ tists (40 percent) that global warning Is contributing to more frequrnt and more severe El Nino events. Nm M Win k, Tom* VWmM Throo 5th grado student* wore honored lad Tuetday by the Seminole County Board ol County Commissioners (or being lira!, second and third placo winners In the *Kids Ideas that Count" ossay contest held In con­ junction with National County Government Week Winners wore Meghan Mills ol English Edalea. third place; Robby Hunn. second place; Judin Gibson. Iirst placo. Tho two boys were both Irom Genova Elementary. Making tho prosontation was County Commissioner Win Adams. Secretary’s Day: Area employers remember By David Fraxlci HERALD STAF F WRITER SANFORD Behind every great boss, there Is a great secretary. And what better way for the bosses to make that clear thnn to allow their appreciation for all the secre­ taries' hard work. They can do Rial today. Secretary's Day. The term ’ secretary* la pass*. Now. most employers call them 'administrative as­ sistants* or 'executive tants*. But the general census assis­ by a sampling of employers In Seminole County Is that the assistants are a valuable asset to their offices and work. John Utton. city manager of Lake Mary, said that he doesn't look at Sue Thom e as a secre­ tary or even an administrative assistant but as a co-worker. *She Is an outstanding Individ­ ual,* said Utton. *1 couldn't do my Job without her.* Utton said Rial Thom e moved lo the area from New York and that she was already employed by Fisas* ft** Secretary. Pag* 3A ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - The Seminole County Medical E x­ aminer lias classified the death of Jacqueline Sheehan as a homicide. The cause of death however, has not been announced pending further tests. Sheehan. 22. was last seen leaving her residence In the Willow Purk Apartments on Palm Springs Road In A lta­ monte Springs at approxi­ mately 2 a.m. Wednesday. April 15. Her body, unclothed, was found In the underbrush next ‘ to North Street near Longwood. shortly after 4 p.m. Monday. A passerby discov­ ered the body In a wooded area approximately one half mile west of County Road 427 and North Street. The sheriffs office Is asking anyone with Information about Sheehan, especially regarding her activity over Ric past sev­ eral days, to phone InvesUgator Ray Parker at 330-6600. ext. 373. Improvement meeting The Westsldc Improvement Association. Joe Young, presi­ dent. will meet Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Seminole African Amrrtcan Academy of Arts, 1017 W. 13Ri Street. Sanford. Lions' fund-raiser The Sanford Lakeside Uona Club will hold Us nrat fund­ raiser Tuesday. April 28. 5 to 8 p.m. wttli Quincy's of San­ ford. Quincy's will donate 10 percent of all paid receipts dropped Into the Lions' box. All proceeds will go to the 'Sight Program* to be used to help local residents o f Sanford. Quincy's Is located on Hwy. 17-92 near Airport Boulevard In Sanford. Literature will be provided about the Uona Club and Its many purposes. Sax, drugs & AIDS Sanford Mayor Larry Dale with city secretary. Diane Crews. Crews keeps the mayor out ol trouble, he says How do you get the AIDS vlPWm * s m Brtats. Pag* SA �NEAT-N-TIDY A L L C L E A N S E R V IC E rsFfflffi Uvnauers impersonate managers on Youth Management l>a\ I Calling To | Floor Claming (With Ad) I | j , WE DO WINDOWS! 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The Seminole Herald wants to hear from YOU! 322-2611 K evin Buck • L o c a tio n M an ager Supervise* all location avsooalws Opera aril doses kcatton to' business Sets ©sample and maintains t*gr> personal moral standards Maintains and promotes Winn-Dime goodwill in T » ucalion « i j commurnty Supervises ordering tv .1 receiving tl i vXJfon merchandise Mjrxles customer inquiries and sug jestions vuth ucl and ilpiomacy Responsible tpr kjurBon casti Stamps aril! services R espon sive tor location security S h a u n M o n ta n e z • M arket M a n a g e r Maintains an organized dean cutting room cooler freezer aril sales area Kee(>s me.il (voneity stocked pricer] tkiL.J <vil nitalud to assure hesInusA Orders rneicrvendu tor »») depart "itTil tAaxrtams ordering income delivery receipts and sales [Cans Prices merchandise .vet makes neces^iry price cfkingos. Monitors storage aid case lemperatures tor conect settings T r a c i B a ll - D e ll/ B a k e ry M a n a g e r Provides attentive customer service a tvI© preparing orders Keeps products prcuierty stocked pncod dik«] and rotated to assure freshness Orders merctianrkve tor too do partmerrt to ensure sufficient quantiUrs Pfomotee a eonknutxu suggestive w rng proyitim Miiviswis nnrvrjarwwl (kwnbkrkrank art! sale* area Slav Havre iMdarwi iwauit* ikr '•very recepts aril talcs puns. Maniort storage aru case temperaturos to* correct set *>hgs ,. Buy life insurance and save on your car. ■ ism i insurance Irnm us LOCAL FORECAST W cdneedey: I’.irtly ilm id y I l i c l i ' in Hu- m ill 70s Ij i w s in tin- m id t>Os T h u rs d a y I ‘an ly i lnlliiv t t i c l i ' Hi lilt- m id 70s 1a rvv s m tin- m id BOs F rid a y : s u i ui> H i g h ' in tin- ttpper-7LK Low s In tin- mid blis S a tu rd a y: S u nny. H igh * tti Hu- low 80s. tuiws near tiO EXTENDED OUTLOOK WEDNESDAY P tcld y 76 56 TH URSD AY PtcJdy 75 54 FRID AY Sunny 78 56 SATU RDAY Sunny 82 60 LOTTERY Here are the winning numbers selected on Tuosday in the Florida Lottery F a n ta sy S 1-3-5-9-13 Lotto (A pril 18) 5-6 10 20-31-42 TIDES O-M-7 Cash 3 3-6-2 ‘•nee, you’ ll receive s o c ia l WEDNESDAY: SOLUNAR TABLE: min. 2:05 a m . maj. 8:30 a.nt.. min. 2:40 p.m.. maj. 8:45 p.m. TIDES: Daytona Beach: high: 4 40 a nt.. 5:18 p.m.. low: 11:10 a.m.. 11:35 p.m. N e * Smyrna Beach: high: 4:54 a.lit., 5:23 p.m., low: 11:15 a.m., 11:40 p.m.. Cocoa Beach: high: 5:09 a.m.. 5:38 p.m., low : 11:30 u.m.. 11:55 p.m. discounts on your car insur­ ance As an indeitcndcnt Autointerest in you - as well as your ear Stop m our agency and ask us D ayton a Beach ft N ew Sm yrna Beach: Scat* arc 37 feet w ith a m od erate chop. W ater tem perature at D aytona Is 70 degrees and at New Syrnrna. 71 degrees. W inds are from the west at 15 20 in.p.h. The U | h temperature In B u fo rd T u esday was S3 degreea and tha overnight low waa SB. Recorded rainfall for the period ending at XO a.m .. Wednesday totaled 0.00 inch. • S u n r is e ........................ 0:03 a.m. •Sunaet................... 7:55 p.m. about it today! „ ' fONV HUSSI J * s fu to -O n m e r r h u u rm n Mur'* cat tiuM«H tuHfUSmfkvk* E u n ie s a K eola • C u s to m e r S e rv ic e M a n a g e r nesfKjtisrble lor Ironl-ervJ operation Directs and cuxdmale* far work ot all customer service associates and cashiers as neces­ sary to provide good customer service Promotes good front end courtesy an) service Responsible tor toe cleanliness at (rootend area ts security conscious Resolves customer rnqurrres B o b b y D e hn e - H e a d C a s h ie r Greets all customers in a crxmeuus and tneridly manner Balances sale tills etweks. a x | O B etc Verifies hark recerpls and prepared hank deposits Makes cash.er loans arc per ups A()(XOv«s vc*d. owl rings. refixkta w il Dereks Pre|i.iies often paper work and roports Maintains an organized clean front end sales area TONY RUSSI INSURANCE 2575 S. French Ave. Sanford 322-0285 C R E DI T CARDS! • NO CREDIT CHECK • NO SECURITY DEPOSIT! • NO INCOME REQUIREMENTS! Sem inole Herald THIS IS A GUARAN TEED OFFER! If you're over 16 & have a valid checking account, you'll receive a maior bank card & a major merchandise card with a credit lirml ol 13 000 00< GUARANTEED' "Sen mu Seminole Couni) Since I WIN” Wednesday. April 22. 1998 • Vol 90. No 172 CALL 1-800-865-8818 Published Daily Ercept Monday Saturday & Christmas by Republic Newspapers. Inc * 300 N French Ave . Sanford, FL 32771 Phone 1407) 322-2611 Fa* (407) 323-9408 CIRCULATION LEGALS Betty Bennen Margaret Starey Chns Sharp - Manager PRODUCTION EDITORIAL Frank Voiloiine - Manager Lacy Loar ■Editor Peggy Beehner Jew Bertintke Freda heimers ADVERTISING Shan BnKke Cheryl Smith la .e " e Goi Dons Orefnch frame Giddent Davd Fra/*' PRESS 1 STRIPPING Ruiz* Lavender Jeana Hughes Robert Sk(i Cowan Kollte We mer Manager Courtney Leftee Mark Sa*o<e CLASSIFIED rick P'eitauf Bid Egan Sang, Presier Dean Smith Elwtn Tyrrell. Jr • Cher/ Slone Tommy Vmcenl Hoad Pressman Susan Wenner Russ White Penockca' Postage Pad at SaHi ra Fiona* SuDscripeon Hales (Daily 8 Sunday) and edd fiunai maii.ng emeus home Delivery USPS 481280 3 Months 119 SO 124 00 Postmaster Send address ©ranges 10 148 00 6 Months 139 00 196 00 t Year 178 00 The SEMINOLE HERALD Florida Residents add T\ sales Ui PO Ek.i 1687 _ to above riles Sanford FI 12772 1667 ft W e ’ ll save you rminc Owners agent, we lake grc\ BEACH CONDITIONS STATISTICS Play 4 through Auto-Owners Insur c»90<l Cft'dProyrfimSfr<zrh09dByAL»c*nfc*dF<n*no«i US & C<xnm#rc« ad m inistr atio n Odessa Pugh Bvsinosv Manager Turin Games Me inUe Moms Linda Sp«g«i Re/iublii Jjt Sen ipiipen. Inc. PARADISELANDSCAPEt DESIGN,INC.'l C O M M E R C I A L ■ R E S I D E N T I A L S P E C IA L IS T S • Free Estimates • 20 Years Experience • Creative Landscape Designs • Planting & Maintenance • One Time Yard Clean*Up SALE! SALE! SALE! JMKOTMnei’U Ml VJUBFTKS - MV Kriden Hick* • Co-Manager Relieves Locahon Manager as required Provides aclivo leadership. Re­ ceives all deliveries and supplios-checks and reports discrepancies Ro sponsible lor cleanliness and sanitary condition ol entire location Assures tha! every customer receives prompt and courteous service Checks in di­ rect vendors Approves checks according to company policy 7-9 FL Tall 3 $ Ft Vide Reduced $249-95 from $349-95 Mill Plant &Ikliterfor FREE 5 Vtrlctk* of frail 0a One Trrt 0IAHCL ClAfEfllTT, LEMON *49.95 *1995 PtiaUfl| A brlerry fet 50 bt> Oiunzitir *Senior Gtizrn Dikouiu P.O. Box 1025 Sanford. FL 32773 — 3 2 1 -0 2 4 0 — U c e n t e d <£ In s u r e d , �Seminote Herald Sanlord Fkjnda Wednesday April 22 1998 3 A Destructive fruit flies have flown Prom S taff Reports CENTRAL FI.ORIDA Cent ml Florida ran bo happy that some of last year’s visitors have Linallv left, Florida Agrlniliure Commissioner Hob Crawltird lias announced that the Mediterranean fndt fly has nmrlally been declared as U n ite . "We have not trapped any wild Meddles In the Tampa area since August 28, 111117." Crawford said T in pleased that our cooperative effnil with the II S. Department of Agrluil lute, as well as the assistance ol thousands of citizens and businesses across llte slate have allowed us to declare Cooke--------Continued from P o fe IA lor the Airport Authority as well as the Port ol Sanford Coovrr said tli.it while lie Isn't an aviation expert. "I'll try to help wherever I can and do my Itest until a prnhanent director can l»e found.* l-akr Mary City Com m is­ sioner Thom Greene, who has been an avid spokesman re gaidmg the need lor aircraft noise reduction at the airport i ommrntrd, "We don't know who may he hired by llir Authority to rrplarr Steve Cookr yet hut whoever It Is. we ho|>e it's someone who will tie more concerned about the noise problrm and the effect it has on onr citizens.* Airport Authority member lam Howell made the motion to lire Cooke based on a lack of eonltdenrr. A long time Cooke sup|Hirter. Howell said he now understands what has. or rather, has noi l»een transpir­ ing at the alrjxirt. 'Mayor Dale has told me for a long time Stoll----------C ontinued from l * i ( « 1A Plotnlik said that Stoll was angry at his wife lor running up i rrdlt cards. Iterating him lo friends and threatening lo di­ vorce him Perhaps, ilie most harmful teslliiioiiy in Stoll Tuesday ‘ iimc hum Ills llrsl wile. Linda Wise who accused him of Iiavmg healrn her on numerous occasions In an eight year re latlonshlp. On one occasion. Wise said she was seven months pregnant when beaten by her husband. Wise did rrjxirt onr of the lieatlngs hut held hack on all oilier occasions because she said she leared lor her life. 'If I had dour anything about It. I'd hr In tiir same place Jullr Is right now." Wise said. When Plot nick crossexamined Stoll s mother Unda Slull • hr closed by asking. "Is It fair to say he's a wife beater?" "No." Linda Slull answered. Linda Stoll drscrllted her sou as a 'hard working, caring, giving loving person." She said hr was bom with a clrfl pa lair and harelip and that as a slvr trapping In dial area have revealed no more wild Med Hies. H ie 89-squarr mile High lands City area o f Polk County was released from quorariltnr In November. Orange. Sara­ sota and Manatee counties and the rest of Polk County were released from quarantine In October found In August of 1997. Tlie Agriculture Department said last year's Medfly Infest a lion In Central Florida was the largest In the stale since 1956. H ie emdlradon program cost has been estimated at S22 million with )umi financing through slate and federal authorities Ileforr today, the last area under quarantine for Meddles was the 274 square mile area of western Hillsborough County where billions of sterile Medlllrs were released between .July and November of Iasi year H irer months ol Inlen- Willie there had Iwcn susjil (Ions that two Meddles had been found In Seminole Counly during the major Infestation last year, the reports were (woven false and no quarantine was found necessary. In all. a total ol 7-19 Meddles were trapped from the time the first one was drlrc ted on May 2H. 1997 until the last one was Now. In the area where the infest.illon was found lo he most severe In Central Florida. Inrll fly Investigation has been increased hum four traps per square mile to ten Legislation is being considered that calls lor the stale and lederal de­ partments -if agriculture Jointly to hire an additional 90 Inspec­ tors statewide that there were things going on at (he airport, that things sim ­ ply weren't hupprning." hr said. “Hut I vr hrrn considering II |usi a political move Hut I’ve ■becked Into things arid the mayor was right. So I urged that the matter he brought out Into the open and plared on the table for discussion." "I'm not only the Mayor of Sanford." Dale said. Tail I'm a developer and a pilot. I've sern for years the problems out at the airport I've tried, lime a f­ ter time lo convince Slrve Cooke thill the airport was doing a lot of things that were wrong, hut he Just smoothed evervtJilrig over and said there weren't problems " Dale continued. 'A s an elected olllcl.il. I have a const I lullotial duty to obey slate laws and as such. I feel something needed to he done That's why 1 (idled the meeting. Howell said hr hits apolo­ gized lo Dale fur doubting him In regard to the problems at the airport "One dilng that has hap petted." Howell said. 'Is that we've learned there lias been a cease and desist order on rollstnn don of the new flrr house and roadway at the airport." H ie order reportedly came from Si Johns River Water Management District, saying dial proper jK-rmiis have not lieeri pulled Dale added that the city had received two cease and desist orders about work at the air |x»ri In the past lew months. 'I (annul a Ilow the airport to get us Into trouble." he said As a result, work on the tire house on airport property (.une to it screeching hall this morning. Workers arrived at die sltr as scheduled hut were turned away. Mayor Dale said one of the problems has liern the llreImuse "We told Steve Cooke Ihat the |x'niilt we were Issuing said nothing could he done hut land ( tearing, hut hr went ahead anyway and now we're lai rd wllh problems.* eradication o f this devastating |h*s I from Central Florida." Then* arr no longer restric­ tions on Ihr sale or movement ill fruit anywhrrr In the stair except for certain portions of Dade and Manatee counties under quarantine for citrus ranker, and a 10 square mile area o f Miami Springs under quarantine die to the delertlon of two Meddles early this month. youngster hr was mauled by a German shepherd Mile said dial one day he asked her. ’Why do | look dlf frrrnt than everyone rise' and she told him, "God made you that way." Stoll said, her son wasn't a good student but he did vrrv well with Ills Door covering business Edmund had no other wit­ nesses to cull (idler than his client's mothrr. Hotnlck also produced a half dozen graphic slldrs dial showed Julie Stoll with swollen and bluckrnrd eyes, a bloody lip and inrun scrapes across her neck. Michael Stoll stared In another direction us they llashed on a screen near him. In his closing statement. Edmund held up the photo­ graphs for the Jury and said. "Slrwart did Ihls not Stoll." He repeated dlls for each of the six pictures. At die conclusion of the day, Stoll embraced attorneys Ed­ mund and Steve Kacklry, His mothrr and father stood out­ side the courtroom for nrurly half an hour, trying to gather strrngdi and hope. ILS------------Continued horn Page 1A Federal Aviation A u lh o ritv II AA) Now however, wr have finally pushed II through, diankx to a great deal of work hv the Aviation Subcommittee.' James Duncan, chairman of the subcommittee, was on hand ,ts Midi m.utc tils an iiutiiueinent. along with Con gresswoman Put Danner (I >Kansas Cltyl and Central Munda's Representative CorDue Drown, who Is also u member of the aviation wibrommlltee. Mica said at one time there was an attempt nude to rhunge the ILS to a global sat­ ellite (xisttloning system. 'Hut that would he more expensive, and require the Incoming dlghts, which are mostly EuroI>can. to Install equipment In the aircraft, which would be costly and take a great dral of lime." Mica explained. Airport Director Strvc Cooke said Tuesday mumlng dial die next step Is for the alqxirt to officially he Issued the grant. T h e total amount will require that the stale pay 5 percent and die Aviation Authority pay an additional 5 percent. That would he addrd to the 90 per­ cent paid by die federal gov* Briefs--------- For Information Continued from Page IA rus? What are the risks? What prevention steps ran he taken? Whal alxrut AIDS lestIng? Get the answers to these questions and other Issues rnnrcm lng AIDS at an Infix mallve meeting sponsored by the Success Dy Six Community Resource and Referral Center Tlie meeting will conducted fry AIDS Resource Alliance on April 29 from 2 lo 3:30 j> in at the Salvation Army. 700 W. 241 h Street, Sanford. Free to the public. For more Inform a­ tion contact (407) 328-3990. T h e a te r production \ jS C L { a U IIID u NICKS L IQ U O R BAR l , v e *£w W m u s , c HOURS MON SUN 10 AM - 2 AM THUR. & FRI. The SI. Johns Gallrry was Incorrectly Identified by Its former name First Street Gal­ lery in a rrcrnl sinry about die upcoming Ritz Theater Group jrrodurtlon of Mothrr I licks Show times are April 24. 25 and May I. 2 at H pan., and April 20 and May 3 at 2 30 p.m. H ie St, Johns Gallery Is iorntrd at the comer of Mag­ nolia Avenue al 2nd Street next to the Kit/ l"heatre. Itohliv Von llerhulls. with McKee Constnu lion, builder of die new lire slallon al the air jmrt said Ills company Is not at fault In this situation "We had die profier penults, building perrons issued by the City of Sanford, so McKee wasn't at fault We assumed that if the city granted us the building |M-nnli that they had gone through all o f the require merits." Slnutural steel is already III place at the new fire station, and the ronrretr walls were to ! m- pul into pl.ii e today, hut work is now ai a standstill. or rcserva lion s call I107| 323-7322 APRIL 23RD & 24TH LIVE MUSIC WITH ENTER LOGIC 2605 Park Or., Sanford . 322-2807 * To Be Eligible for Home Care Medicare Beneficiaries Must Be Considered Homebound. W hat Is Homebound? A person M AY be Home bound If leaving liome require* a considerable and raxing effort Possible Situations Meeting Homebound Criteria Ate • There Is a normal Inability to leave the (tome due to - Use of a wheel chair, cane or walker - Use of special transport - The assistance of anothet person OR * Leaving home Is not advisable because of a medical condition C ow er said die nrxt slrp t o ­ ward obtaining a new dlrertor would probably ( ome al die next meeting of the Airport Authority "Whether they adver­ tise (or the position or make the selection themselves Is en­ tirely uj» lo them," he said. Steve Cookr could not he reached for comment on the situation by jiress time this morning Home Care Services Available: SKILLLD NURStS assess temperature, pulse blood pressure and breathing They educate about medications and side effects administer [Vs and wound care while communicating with the physician about patient s condition enuneiil/KAA. lor the total aillount." Cookr explained While Mica said there Is no schrdule tor the Installation, (tending putting the matter out for bids. Cooke said hr exjx-cis. with no unforeseen problems, dial die new eastern ICS (oiilil lx- In s i ailed mjuI o p ­ erational within 9 m on th s to a year H O M L H EALTH AIDES assist with bathing dressing preparation of light meals, exercise and light housekeeping chores PHYSICAL THERAPISTS provide treatment to testote strength and function to parts of the body to prevent ot limit permanent disabilities They also educate to help control pain O C C U P A TIO N A L THERAPISTS train and educate to testote func­ tion in a ctlvh ln of dally living SPEECH THERAPISTS give treatment to restore speech aid In swallowing problems, ease transition to oral feeding after rube feeding Dir Installation ol thr ea st­ ern approach ILS has hern one of tlie objectives o f Individuals seeking to reduce aircraft noise, especially over the west­ ern sector of the city and p o r­ tions of Dike Mary. SO CIAL WORKERS assist In coping with a variety of problems and educating as to additional services available through numerous programs within the community For mitre information on Home Care Guidelines call: l-ikr Mary City Com m is­ sioner Thom Greene said he was pleased with die an­ nouncement. "I lrelieve this will he a temporary first step to ­ ward helping reduce die noise problem for die people In Lake Mary as well as the entire area." he commented (407) 302-6955 or visit our new location at 312 W. First Street Suite #504 Sanford \ (Page (Private School Co-educational Secretary— Domestic violence Christina Dike. 39, ol 2610 Laurel Avr.. Sanford, was ar­ rested Sunday, April 19. by Sanford police. Dike was charged wllh domestic vio­ lence and resisting without violence. Dike allegedly hit boyfriend in tin- fuce with a suitcase. License suspended Steven Williams, 95, of 460 flay Avr.. lamgwood, was ar­ rested Saturday. April 18, by laingwood police. Williams was (barged with driving while li­ cense Is suspended or r e ­ voked. Williams was arrested at the above address. A check by officer revealed that W il­ liams' license was not valid. Trco Livingston. 24. of 1207 ftldgrwood Ln., Sanford, was arrested Sunday. April 19. by Sanford police. Livingston was charged with driving while li­ cense ts suspended or r e ­ voked. Livingston was arrested at the com er o f Ridgewood and Terrace. Officer knew that defendant was driving on a suspended driver's license. Battery Charles Dunn, 19. of 1206 S. Elm Avr.. Sanford, was ar­ rested Saturday. April 18, by Sanford police. Dunn was charged with battery and ar­ rested In Die 1200 block of South Park Avenue. Dunn al­ legedly lilt u victim with an­ other accomplice. Matthew Wojtaszek. 21. of 1118 S. Palmetto Ave.. San 90 yewt& of duality education Continued from Page IA ford, was arrested Saturday. April 18. by Sanford poller. Wojtaszek was charged with battery and arrested tn the 1200 block of South Park A ve­ nue, Wojtaszek allegedly hit a man with another accomplice. Teresa Perdue. 18. o f 1600 W. 5th St.. Sanford, was arrrsted Sunday. April ID, by Seminole County deputies. Perdue was charged with bur glary to structure, battery on person 65 years or older and battery. Perdue was arrested at the above address. Perdue allegedly attacked girl after Perdue forced her way Into die vlrtlm's house. She Is also a c­ cused of striking a 65-year old woman. Tanya Acree. 19. of 1600 W. 5lh St., Sanford, was arrested Sunday. April 19. by Seminole County deputies. Acree was charged with assault on per­ son 65 years or older, battery on person 65 or older and bat­ tery. Arree was arrested at the ubove address. Debera Williams, 37. of 4614 Dubois St., Lake Monroe, was urrested Friday. April 17. Williams was charged with battery and arrrsled at the ubove address. Williams a lleg­ edly kept shoving victim backwards. Timothy Henson. 43, o f 111 Oakland Ave., Sanford, was ar­ rested Friday. April 17. Den­ son was charged with aggra­ vated assault and battery. Denson was arrested at the above address. Lake Mary when he took his position. She has been In die position for 8 years. "You can stop right here." said Randy Morris, chairman of the Seminole County comm is­ sion, "She Is the best ln the world." Morris' assistant. Di­ ane Mcrkt. has been with him for 3 and a half years. Morris also said that Mcrkt Is on "Incredible volunteer* doing 30 to 40 hours a work a week In various endeavors. Merkt has worked for two commissioners prior to Morris as well. Rich Sloanr. executive direc­ tor o f the Greater Oviedo Chamber of Commerce, said something similar to Morris' comments about the chamber's executive assistant. Angela Wlllford. "We've got the best." said Sloane. "You don't have to talk lo the rest." He said that stall takes die best care o f dif­ ferent situations. "First Im­ pressions are everything and our first Impression Is made at the front door." said Sloane. "She Is wonderful," said Sanford Mayor Larry Dale about city secretary Diane Crews, who Is the secretary for die commissioners and Dale as well. Crews started with the Utilities Department and hus worked wldi the City of Sanford for about 10 or 11 years, ac­ cording lo Dale. "She Is won­ derful." said Dale, "She keeps me out of trouble." Enrollment Now In Progress O PE N H O U SE Free Enrollment Fee This Day Only! (For New Enrollments) Bring This Ad With You! A p r i l 25, 1998 10:00 a .m . - 12:00 N o o n Come Join The Fun! Bring The Family! Tour our friendly up to date campuses. * Refreshments * Balloons * * Individual Attention * Physical Education * After School Program * Strong Curriculum * Music & Dance * Traditional 3 R's * Field Trips * Arts & Crafts * Enrichment Classes * Private Swimming Pool * Computer Labs ' Small Classes * Hot Lunches * Etiquette Classes * Summer Camp TniverNlly I'urk Seminole Toune ren ter Seminole Airport O u te r Age 2 thru grade 8 6:30 u.m. to 6:30 p.m. 10250 University Blvd. (407)657-7277 Age 2 thru grade 5 6:30 a.m. - 6:30 p.m. 100 Aero Lane (407) 324-1144 Age 2 thru grade H 6:30 u.m. - 6:30 p.m. 650 E. Airport Blvd. (407)323-6771 A i r m l l l w l b y AN IK H iH iH liilu il b y \ a i l o M l C o u n c il l u r P r iv a t e S c h o o l A c c r e d it a t io n J �4A ■SofTvnoia Herald. Santord. Florida •Wednesday. Apnl 22. 1998 , F lo rid a celebrates E a rth D a y Floridians have much to cele­ brate this Earth Day. Poll after ll shows that Floridians bevc protection o f our envi­ ronment to be a fundamental value In our state. Tills has translated Into public pulley nnd citizen Initiatives which place the sunshine state at the forefront of environmental p ro ­ tection and restoration. M oreo­ ver. voters this fall will get the opportunity to plnee Into our Constitution more tools to conserve our natural resources for future generations to enjoy. K By If area HERALD CORRESIXJNDENT The Optimist Club of Sanford has for many years held a youth Appreciation Week. Mayor Larry Dale presented to Audrey Ogden, president, and Bob Howe the proclamation proclaiming April as Youth A p ­ preciation Month. Other organizations are asked to honor the youth of our community. As the citizens ride about the etty. the city will a d ­ vertise the message "Youth Appreciation Month." Youth Appreciation Is an Optimist International Program. The annual youth appreciation awards luncheon will honor selected seniors from Seminole High School and a member of the corporate and education community on Wednesday. April 29 at 12 noon at the Colonial Room. This Earth Day. we can cele­ brate Preservation 2000. Flor­ ida's premier land acquisition program which has protected 1 million nrres of special places as habitat for wildlife nnd sanrtunry for the human spirit. There are places In Florida like no other on the planet nnd Preservation 2000 lias allowed us to save tropical hardwood hammocks in the Keys, sawgrass of the Everglades, crystal clear springs, longleaf pine forests, nnd corridors along rivers with exotic names like Suwannee, Weklva. and Withlacoochee and Myakka. Even though 700 people per day still move to new subdivisions nnd htgh-rises In Florida, we con- Clay Henderson Clay Henderson is prosidont of tho Florida Audubon Society, the state's oldest conservation organi­ zation. He also sorvod on tho Flor­ ida Constitution Rovision Commis­ sion and helped craft the Forever Florida ballot initiative. tlnur to preserve the best of Florida's landscape. We can nlso celebrate that more environmental restora­ tion Is taking place In Florida thnn any other place In the world. We have elevated saving the Everglades to the top of the national agenda ns the Presi­ dent and Congress are making resotirees available to restore the River of Grass. The restora­ tion of the Kissimmee River, Ocklawalta River and the Flor­ ida Krys demonstrate that we ran repair whnt has been damaged. Floridians ran Join In thr celebration of the birthday of our national wildlife refuge sys­ tem. Nlnrty five years ago. Florida Audubon Society pushed for the designation of I'ellrnn Island In the Indlnn River Uiguou as America's first refuge, and President Theodore Roosevelt signed It Into law. Now Florida has nearly three dozen such refuges protertlng habitat for u diverse popula­ tion of migratory birds, plus oilier endangered life like the Key Deer, crocodile, Florida panther and rare plants along the Lake Wakes Ridge. Every day that u t see a Bald Eagle flying In our Florida sky Is a reminder of our most famous success story o f the Endan­ gered Species Act. The best news Is that Flo­ ridians will get a once In a life­ time opportunity this fall to place a commitment to conser­ vation Into our Constitution. The 'Forever Florida' ballot Ini­ tiative will allow us to chisel Into the foundation of Florida law the tools to permanently protect our environment. For­ ever Florida will do several tilings. It will require udequnte laws for the conservation and protection of our natural re­ sources. It will authorize bonds for continuing our land acquisi­ tion and environmental resto­ ration efforts. It will protect our conservation lands for fu­ ture generations. It will provide Incentives to good stewards of the land to protect habitat, laistly. It will create a Fish nnd Wildlife Conservation Comrnls- slon to protect Florida's w ild­ life. M o v in g i_/WrntoAy 0^ Missionary M a x in e B. C a llo w a y April 22.1046 • Nov. 24,1W2 God u w the was getting tired and a cure wav not to be So he put hit arrm around her and whiipered. “Come with me.” With tear-filled eye» we watched her suffer and fade away. • Although we loved her deeply, we could not make her May. A golden hean Moped bearing, hard-working handt pul to reM. God broke our beam to prove to uw he only lake* the belt W r |jiv e and M i n You Abner J r , la o a , A bner 111. Annette, Down FARMERS FUR NITUR E’S ventory Gas prices rise the recent Easter holiday and the beginning o f the summer driving season. 11EATl IROW --Florida motor­ Here are the results of the ists a ir facing slightly higher April Fuel Gauge Survey: prices ut the pump this month. SELF SERVE AAA Auto Club South reported. Self-Serve Regular Unleaded AAA's April Fuel Gauge Re­ prices rose nine-tenths of n port shows that the average cent to an average 91.058 per price for Self-Serve Regular gallon. Mid-Grade Unleaded Unleaded Is up nine-tenths of a prices rose seven-tenths o f a cent from last month to 91.058 rent to an average 91.173 per per gallon. gallon, and Premium Unleaded rose four-tenths of a cent to an According, to Uic Energy In­ average 91-255 per gallon. formation Administration, gas H its m ontlirthe Idw esf Self­ marketers are passing along Serve Regular price In Florida increased, costs from the crude oil price lilkc. “hnd pump priced ' was 91-013 In Port Richey, and the highest price was 91.150 are beginning to reflect this per gallon In Naples. plus higher demand caused by From Staff Reports Volunteers needed to uphold human rights from B u f f Ra ports SANFORD - The Human Rights Advocacy Committee (HRAC) for Seminole, Orange ' and Osceola counties Is seek­ ing Seminole County residents to All several vacant positions. ' The HRAC says it will provide an opportunity for citizens who ' wont to work actively to protect ‘ Uic rights of people served by * Central Florida's social service system. According to Wendy Jordan, staff liaison, the committee ‘ acts as an objective Uitrd-party council with a goal of protect­ ing consumer rights. It lnvcsU* gates allegations of human * rights violations generating i from Inquiries and complaints about services provided by the 1 Department of Children and . Families. HRAC members are ap­ pointed officially by the gover­ nor. following a local applica­ tion and Interview process. Members serve four-year terms and usually meet once monthly. Currently. the state has 31 HRACs with some focusing particularly on serving the de­ velopmentally disabled and re­ cipients of substance abuse and mental health treatment. Formed In 1972. there are over 300 HRAC volunteers presently, advocating for better treatment of Individuals under the care or custody of Children and Families, or private ven dors and service providers un der contract to the department Anyone Interested In mem bcrshlp Information or back ground on the committee, Is urged to contact Wendy Jordan at (407) 245-0400. ext. 153. Contemporary Living Room Group Cranberry plaid sots & loveseat with rolled arms and loos# pillowed back. Group Includes: • Sots • Loveseat • Cocktail • 2 End Tables V 5-Piece Group Price E a rfy A m e ^ $ The Hunt Hill Collection features ■ large cannonball bed with solid wood posts, spacious door triple dresser, hutch mirror with shelves and 4-Piece Group Price nightstand. Sure to add warmth to any bedroom. Group Includes: • QueerVFul Size Cannonball Bed Chest $199 i • Nightstand Dining R o o m s L iv in c jro o m s Closeout Sale!! 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Sanford, died Saturday. April 11. 1998. Bom ' Jan. 19. 1957 In Beatrice. Neb., he moved to Central Florida in 1985. Mr. ElweU was a construction worker. Survivors Include son. J L P t i Myers; daughter, JennlfTcr. Sanford; father. Robert. Craig. Neb.; mother. Hilda, Craig. Neb.; brother. Robert. Kansas. Beacon's National Cremation Society. Winter Park Chapter. In charge of arrangements. JOSEPH ROMOLO Joseph Romolo. 80. Swallow Lane, Osteen, died Monday, April 20. 1998 at Columbia Medical Center-Sanford. Bom March 9. 1918 In New York. N.Y., he moved to Central Florida In 1982. Mr. Romolo was a retired tunnel worker. He was a member of Sons of Italy. Mr. Romolo was a Catholic. Survivors Include son. Rich­ ard J.. Livingston Manor. N.Y.; daughters. Diane Kowalski. Omaha. Neb.. Angela lorto. New York, Laurie , HUton Head, S.C.; sisters. Lee. Dolo­ res. both of Florida; 6 grand­ children: 3 great­ grandchildren. Beacon's National Cremation Society. Winter Bark Chapter. 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F A R M E R S F U R N IT U R E 2440 S. French Ave., Sanford • 393*2132 i �Swrwioi* Herald. Sanford. Florida ■Wednesday, April 22. 1098 • I I Athletics upset Red Sox in Babe Ruth action Oviedo outlasts Seminole Pultz delivers for Lions in 1Oth By Tony DeBonnier HKRALD CORRESPONDENT SANFORD _ Just watrhlng Lawrrnce Pullz piny base­ ball Is painful. Pultz. Oviedo High School's senior first baseman, sacrifices his body to the game dally. Having missed his sophomore year because of a knee Injury. Pultz now plays on a pair of knees that you'd expect to And on a man four times hlB age. Not only Hint, but he Is constantly using his body to smother bad Imps and errant throws. That style of play carries over to offense, where Pultz has been hit by a pitched ball seven times this season. But hr knows no other way - as the embodiment o f Oviedo coach Krnnr Brown's philosophy of lialtllng lo the Anal out. l\iltz Is one of the emotional leaders for the Lions as thry head Into the next week » Class OADistrict 3 tournament at Lyman High School. On Tuesday night. Pultz again stepped In and led the Lions, ripping a two-out double In the 10th Inning to scorr Jeremy Frost and glvr Oviedo a 4-3 Seminole Prom Staff Reports SANFORD _ The Rotary Club-Athletlca got off to a fast atari, then held on for dear life aa they held off the Blitz Clean-Red Sox. 4-3. In Sanford Recreation Department Babe Ruth Baaeball League action at Zlnn Reck Field Tuesday afternoon. Meanwhile, the Noblea Conatructlon-White Sox scored tn every Inning In whipping the Klwania Club-Indiana. 11-1, on RlnkerStenstrom Field at Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium. TIiIb Thursday, at Zlnn Beck Field, the Dean. Ringers. Morgan A Lawton PA.-Marllns take on the Knights of Columbus-Cardinal* at 5:45 p.m.. while at Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium, the Central Florida Oradlng-Expos challenge the Moose Lodge-Pirates at 0 p.m. On Saturday, at Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium, the Central Florida Oradlng-Expos battle the Blitz Clean-Red Sox at 9 a.m. and the Knights of Columbus-Cardinals face the Nobles Construction-White Sox at 11:30 a.m. At Zlnn Beck Field, the Moose Lodge-Pirates will take on the Klwanls Club-Indians at 9 a.m.: and the Dean. Ringers. Morgan ft Law­ ton PA.-Marlins play the Rotary ClubAthleUca at 11:30 a.m. ra g s as MS 4 . IS IS IM S . I S S M . S 1 (1*0* . IS 14 oat i . a s i t i a . a ta its io .a a aaaas.is a o s is e a . 4 a s m isa . s s MARCH Si tot o i . a a s o a a i. is 4 4JUW . it a m a p r il a o . o o io o . i a S M . ir a 0 110 0 1.4 a 10 S 0 U .S o APRIL 4 ■a. a 4 >7 . is a oa. 4 a s. a o a. a a a. 7 0 o io o io . a a aoi i m _ is 10 ML 7 oio . s a iso o i o . a a sm Jsrsmy Frost singled twice, scored a run and drove In one as Oviedo toppod Seminole 4-3 m 10-Inning* Tuesday. Athletic Confrrrnrr win over the host Seminole High School Fighting Semlnolrs at Alumni Field. The win. Oviedo's third In a row and Aflh In Ihrtr last six games, boosts the Lions to 14-10 heading Into Friday night's regular season Analr at Boone High School. losingstreak SANFORD _ The Seminole High School aoftball team may have won the battle, but loat the war TUea­ day evening. The Fighting Semlnolea looked very good In knocking off Claaa 5ADlstrtct 5 foe Spruce Creek. S-5. but lost starting pitcher Marta IXivall tn the Aral Inning. The outstanding junior hurter took a line drive In the face tn the first Inning and suffered a broken nose and cheek bone that may sideline her for the district tour­ nament that will be played at Seminole High School next week. "We dedicated the game to Marta," aald Seminole head coach David Rogers, who hopes Duvall can play next week with a mask. "And we played one of our beat games of the year. Our defense Fvoaa Staff Reports T A M PA _ Th e Tam pa Bay B uccaneers have signed Louisiana State U niversity free a gen t punter Chad Kessler. T h e form er Lake M ary H igh School star, w ho w as a First Team A ll-A m erica at LSU this past fall, has been invited to the Bucs* M ini-Cam p w hich opens th is Thursday. By J eff Barilaicko ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR 101 m i a . a a 0 M 4 M S .8 4 aa aa 84saa.is a 4 a a n i. a APRIL i s o i. ii a . to a so s sm m i Owk 110 002 0 . B S 044 000 a 0 0 Scotty and BoavdL f t s d . Prtidy (I) i ESand. WP _ Pnddy (1-1). I P . Scotty. I _ none. 20 _ Onasmlr, Prtddjr. SB . I « none. Record* . Scmtnok 13-0 S I in 6A-0. Greyhounds continue late season lax streak . a a iii.ia 7 101 M . T v e got all the respect In tlie world for Lawrence." said Brown, "lie's been beaten up this year by bad throws, bad hops, and bad pitches. And he goes out there every day and does whatever It takes and what­ ever he can lo help us win a game." Pullz's RBI double gave Oviedo starter Ben Knapp (3-4) Ills And victory In over a month. Knapp's last win runic against Tennessee's Bradley Centra) tn the Orlando Baseball Classic at Cypress Creek High School In March. • Except for one Inning. Knapp waa masterful Tues­ day. allowing three nins {two earned) on six hits over nine Innings. He struck out nine, walked taro, and hit a batter as he completed nine frames 105 pitches. Mease see Lions, Page 21) Seminole suffers loss in softball victory i m APRIL 10 Semlnolr. ranked No. 5 In (he stale tn Class 5A. drops lo 19-H. The Tribe will close out the regular season by hosting Winter Springs In a Seminole Ath­ letic Conference home game Thursday night at 7 p.m. M-FC SANFORD _ This time, the game didn't get away from the Seminole Community College baseball team. In recent weeks, the Raiders had been staying In almost every game before falling apart late In the go­ ing and suffering a big loss. But that didn't happen on Tues­ day as the Raiders and Lake City Community College traded the lead back-and-forth until SCC scored the game-winning run In the bot­ tom of the eighth Inning to pull out a 5-4 Mid-Florida Conference vic­ tory In its final home game of the regular season at Raider Field. The Tlmberwolvea (22-26 overall. 8-14-1 in the M FC) tied the game at 4-4 In the top of the eighth In­ ning. In the bottom of the eighth In­ ning. Johnny Quiaeppc doubled with one out for the Raiders and Chris Wade went In to pinch-run. Travis O amble then singled Wade to third from where he scored the go-ahead run on a squeeze bunt (that went for a single) by Andrea Correa. M * SCC, Page 2B 300 IOO 000 1 . 4 0 2 001 020 000 0 . 2 0 0 Knapp. IWmtwrll 1101 and Kraal Trtnplrton. IHanlon (HI and Tay­ lor WT Knapp (3-4). Ii* . Illanlon (2-1| Sew . Ooutwril III 211 . CMrthi linlmra 161. Itudrlzur* (21 l*ulU («l. end Knepp (61; Seminole. T Ralnee. William*, and N Halnra 311 . none ICR . nene Hrcorda . CMrdu 14-IP. Seminole IB S. _____________ _____ . Raiders break •oo ta i a _ • o o io o s o o . 4 a o m o m o . •m o i s b . LIONS 4. riQHTINO BEMINOLBS 3 Oviedo Seminole on i . a a aooo. 4 a 414 a _ n a IN I. 1 1 Greyhounds, stopping aavacal point-blank ohota and taking Laka Maiy ocoralaaa until lata Intha gome aa Lyman trounosd the Rama. 9-1, Tuesday nigM. LONOWOOD _ Talk about peak­ ing at the right time. With the season on the Une. the Lyman boys' lacrosse team found Its groove and abut down Lake Mary twice In five days to reach the Wnaln of the Seminole County Tournament. The Greyhounds will now face top-seeded Lake Brantley tn the fi­ nale on Thursday at Lyman High School. Last night, at the Carlton Henley Sports Complex. Lyman beat Lake Mary, 9-1. to advance to the finals. i jWr Brantley Is undefeated against state teams and features Danny Hogan, the county’s leading scorer. In the previous match between the two schools. Lake Brantley beat Lyman. 8-6. In one of the Pa­ triots' closest'games of the season. The winner of Thursday's game will advance to meet the Orange County champion on Mqy 1st. The Greyhounds have‘been win­ ning with a aufllng defense, led by Brandon Fleming. MeMn Nieves and James Talley. Nieves, a captain, aald the team owed its defensive aucceaa to goaltender Eric Kuensli. "It's pretty much our goalie that does It for ua." Nieves aald. “We re winning and he's been awesome lately* Kucnzli stopped point blank shots all night as Lake Mary strug­ gled to get anything off. The Lyman defense rode Lake Mary all night and the few chances the Rama got were stopped. Lyman Jumped out to a quick 2-0 lead when Ben Walter scored twice, Including a scoop shot right In front of the Lake Mary goal. Then, the Lyipga .attack JW#. stopped, but not by Lake Mary. The sprinklers at the Oreyhounda* field went oa and players and coaches struggled to get equipment �2B ■Semincwe Me>aki SarderO Honan WMn«idJl> Acnl 22 1998 Lacrosse----Continued from Page IB away from the unexpected shtiwrr# Tin** delay l.istrxl about 15 minutes, d im Lyman resumed the assault. Siephcn Smith senrrd on a rut through the Rams' defense and connected off a perfect pass from Nathan Young. Uikr Mary called repeated timeouts, hut Walter responded with another quick goat and the rout was on. Steven MeRnrv scored unas stsled to round out tlte first half as l.yman dominated on ground halls and face-olTs Lake Mary avoided the shut out when Chad Slone scored a lew minute* later, but It was the only time Kurtizli would get beaten all night. It was a sloppy game, but Softball------devotd of the ugliness that en sued at I tie end of Friday night's 8-2 Lyman win which ranted the Greyhound* home Held advantage Fd Norton, who had to miss the game to attend a banquet for Florida's Tearhrrs-of-tbeYear. '1 couldn't ask for anything else " L IO N S C L A W C O L O N IA L Norton also had special praise for assistant coach Joe KIlllCI and Oviedo Assistant Athletic Director day Getty, who handled (tie team In N or­ ton's absence. ORLANDO _ Tavlor Pope, Filch Warren and Dave Walsh led the way as Oviedo dusted off the Colonial Grenadiers. it 4, In a boys' lacrosse game Tuesday night The game was the final one o f the season for the Lions, who end the season with a 7 0 mark. "1 am nothing hui happy even though ti was a rebuilding year." said Oviedo head coach see---------------C o n t i n u e d f ro m Page 1U With the lend tn hand. Jesse Mario (4-7), wlu> took over for SCC starter Randy Smith In the fourth inning, did not give Lake City a chance to come hack, getting a pop up to first base and then two strike outs to finish the victory with a flourish. The Ttmbcrwolves scored single runs In the llrst. third and fifth Innings, while the Raiders scored tn die second and fourth tunings tn make the score 3-2 In favor of the visitors. SCC's first run came on an error, singles by Correa and Paul Lockwood, and a sacrifice fly In’ Sanford's Rob Denmon. Die second run came home when Correa launched Ids second home run of thr season with two out. The Raiders took thetr flrst lead of thr game by scoring two runs In die fifth Inning. Denmon tripled leading off the Inning and scored on a single by New Smyrna Beach's Kcnirclle Evans After a double play. Josh Rhodes hlatrd hts fifth IN BRIEF Lake Howell J V ’s perfect OVIEDO _ After sulTrrtng a 15-2 defeat at Lake Howell earlier this season, the Oviedo Junior varsity softball team seemed ready for thetr rematch at home. For the most part the game was close, with good pitching and great defense and re­ peated Lions rallies keeping the fans on thetr seats with the score Just 6-3 late tn tlte game. In the end. however. Lake Howell s lalcnl was overpowering and In typical fashion, coach Jo Luciano's Silver Hawk hitting m a­ chine erupted In the late Innings. With the help of a thrye-nm triple by Antoinette Lee, * *fjfis *7*1 t* ft frv r ' Goalie Mike Sheets made right saves In go.il and also had .m assist Also contributing ollenslvely for the Lions were Pope (three goals). Warren (two goals, one a s s is t). Walsh (one goal, two assists), Aron Gnodcnhury and ( had Dubrrkr (one goal and one a s s is t each) and Bryan Watts (one goal). home nm of the season. Contributing to the SCC oflense vvctc Correa (4 for-4 with a home run. one nm scored, two RHh, Gulscppc 12-tor-4 with two doubles). Rho des (1-tor-3 with a home run. one nm scored, one RBI). Denmon (l-for-3 with a triple, one nm scored, one RBI), I-ockwood (l-for-3), Evans (1for i one RBI) and Wade lone nm scored). Tlte Raiders will close nut thr season with a single game In Gainesville against Santa Fe Community College Wednesday at 3 p.m. and a doubleheader tn Orlando against Valencia Community College starting oi noon on Sutur day. R A ID E R S 5. T IM B E R W O L V E S 4 Lake C ity C . C . 101 0 1 0 0 1 0 4 7 2 Sem inole C. C. O l O l ' i O O l i . 9 11 1 Scranton I luUr (»•) .mil Kay Smith Marin III and Gut«cppr W|' _ Marin (4*71 I I1 _ HuUi |5 51 Savr _ nmir JH _ SCC, r»tiiM*|>|n* 2 311 . Lett-. Knv SCC IHnnmii 11) MR „ SCC Hhndr» (SI ( i Mrronl* . LCC( 22 21 rntfull * 14 I M K SCC 12-35 mrrull 2 14* M IC the visitors pulled away for a 14-4 triumph. Also helping to krrp lake Howell In thr lead was back-to-back rally killing tags al Ihc plate by Silver Hawks catcher Amanda Turner, sparkling fielding by second base­ man Krista DrFlipplo and complete game pitching by Laura Klmbal. With thr victory. Lakr Howell completed a perfect 16-0 season and coming on the heels of an 11 I record last year, btg things could be coming for Silver Hawks suit ball. T N T girls softball fund raiser SA N fO R I) _ Thr TNT Express, a Senior girls' fast pilch softball team, will be holding a fund raiser this Saturday, April 25th from 10 a m. to 3 p.m. in the Tire Ctty parking lot (the old J.C. Penny's sjorc) In Sanford Plaia. n r ft T'trf! n h rnn t f f f f ! * T lfT I'rri -* 1* " r- Continued from Page IB played great and Prtddy (freshman pitcher Mandy Prtddy) stepped up and did the Job.* Seminole scored all of Its runs tn two Innings, plating four runs tn each of the second and third Innings. H ie Tribe's first four-run in­ ning came after the Hawks had taken a 2-0 leatl with single nins in the first and second Innings. Spruce Creek later scored three runs In the sixth liming. Duvall and Prtddy combined on a six-hitter as Prtddy evened her record at 1-1. Providing (lie otlense for the Fighting ScmluolcH were Prtddy |2-for-4 with a double, one Kill). Kelley I^ingtnn (2for-3). Mclllssa Witte (l-for-2|, 1-akclta Bryant (l-for-3, two unit. Amanda Mustnkns (l-for-3. one HOME IMPROVEMENT EXPERIENCE YOU CAN COLINT ON! S lT C ID U M R i f l D O A l l l E V I C f th e U m t r u c t t c n A dvantage SRS HOMEOWNERS! Lions---------- Bankruptcy • Bad or Slow Credit O.K. Continued from Page lit Troy Houtvvrll worked a scoreless lOlh Inning tn rrcnrd the save. Knapps only rough timing was the fifth, when Ned Rallies Jr. hit a one out double. An out later, alter Ned had advanced to lltlid on Knapp's errant throw to second on a plckoff play. Tim Raines Jr. walked and stole second. Clyde TXT Williams then doubled to score both Raines rouslns and ttr the game at 3-3. Oviedo look a 2-0 lead In thr lop of the first Inning. Justin Holme*, returning to the lineup after missing several games with a rib Injury, led off with a double. Holmes thrn had to hold second as Scott Ferrell Klapjied an Infield single. Frost, who extruded tils latrsrason Inning streak to ntnr games, followed with an RBI single that scored Holmes. E'errrll took third and Frost went to second on thr throw to the plate. Rich Rodriguez then groundrd tail lo short, allowing Ferrell to score. Seminole gol a nm back when Tim Raines Jr. doubled and stored on u two-out error In the outfield. Oviedo coun­ tered In the top of thr fourth as Knapp led off with a double. Courtesy runner Ashley Stephens advanced on Bouiwell'it sacrifice and scored on Lurry Oarysona grounder to first base. ,, | Frost finished wllh two sin­ gles. a run. and an RBI to lend Oviedo. Ferrell also singled twice and scored a run. Pullz and Rodriguez each contrib­ uted a double und an RBI. Holmes doubled und scored a run. Knapp also doubled. Ekmtwrll bad a single. Stephens scored a run while Grayson had an RBI. Ryan Abcljon had two singles for Semlnolr. Tim Raines Jr. doubled and scored two runs. Williams tuid a double and two RBI. Ned Raines Jr. bad a double and u run srored. Paulo Silva singled. 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Coach Marcus Baltzell's 1112-year-old Junior Magic team, which plays out of the Seminolr Family YMCA. made it tour straight undefeated cham ­ pionships when It took another title last month. Most of llie players on BaUzell's team have been to ­ gether for all four years, and Hie chemistry between them shows. Even though Hultzrll leaches many o f them at W il­ son Elementary, he's taught them a lot outside of the class­ room. both on and ofT Hie court. "These guys come out and we treat them like young men,* Ualtzell said. "We talk about problems both tn and out of school and, we want to win. but we Just enjoy spending time together.* The guys on the team said Baltzell never yells and that they take care o f telling each other what needs to be done when they are struggling on the court. Tlte team won by Just three points In the championship game when T.J. Long carried the team down the stretch. He took over In that championship game, but Justin Stanley, Billy lllauvell and the big man. Justin Stanley also carried a huge load. Other team members In­ cluded Nlrky Ctacelll. Thad Seymour. Johnny Johnson. Eirandon Pittman. Jimmy Dcfalco. Chris Dykes and Ryan Badran. Stanley Is gone, moving up to the next level of Junior Magic. but must of the kids arc back next season to go for a fifth straight. The kids admit they arc a little bit cocky. *We never get bored o f win­ ning.* Human said. *We're like the Denver Broncos o f the Junior Magic.* Some of hts teammates pointed out that the Broncoa have lost a few Super Bowls also, and compared the team to the Dallas Cowboys and Chicago Bulls. You get the picture. They are good und they know It. One time Hits season, with players playing out o f position, the team won a game. 72-12. Ix>ng ran the point and Bla uveli was die shooter. A fter that, j k j s I lions weren't quite aa clearly defined, but everybody got plenty o f playing Ume. And the team earned good grades as well, an Important pari of playing for Baltzell, a teacher on and off the court. ETovIdlng the offense for the Blitz Clean-Red Sox were Sheffield (one single, one run scored), Lowe (one single) and Mike Donry and Kllllngsworih (one run scored each). The Nobles Construction-White Sox plated four runs In the top o f the first Inning and the only threat by the Klwanls Club-Indlans was a run In the bottom of the first Inning. The Nobles Construct ton-White Sox added u run in the second Inning, four runs In the third Inning and two runs In the fourth Inning to ac­ count for thetr run total, but had also scored three runs in the fifth Inning when Ihc game was stopped. Contributing for the Nobles Construction Wldtc Sox were Nate Green (one triple., one sin­ gle, one run scored, two RBI), Andre Raines (one double, one single, two runs scored, one RBI) and Travis Walker (two singles, one ran scored, one RBI). Also contributing were Shatn Larsen (one sin­ gle, two runs scored, one RBI), Kenny Scott (one single, one tun scored, one RBI). Grady Hutchins (one single, one run scored), David Goff (one run scored, one RBI), Jason Louwsmu (two runs scored) and Jamal Barnes, Justin Frost and Shane Hemming (one run scored each). Terrance Green had a single for the KJwonls Club-Indlans, while W. Collier scored hts team's run and C. Lawrence drove In the run. Tato^LX JO S A H N G S tfg L ‘nAmericaXrtO .B O N D S W Stock ? „ First State M o rtg a g e C o m p a n y Tlte Blitz Clean-Red Sox tried to rally, scoring a pair of runs tn the sixth Inning The Blitz Clean-Red Sox had a chance to lie or win the game tn the seventh inning as they gol a runner to third, but hr was thrown out trying to stral home, and also had a runner on second with two out. when the gumc came to an end. Powering the Rotary Club-Athletics' offense were Fletcher (two doubles, one run scoredl, Berliner (two singles, two runs scored). Cook (two singles). Scott (one double, one RBI). Witte (one Hlngle, one run scoredl and Gorman (one single). right) Nicky Ciacolli, Thad Seymore, Justin Stanley, Johnny Johnson. Billy Btauvelt: (coaches, left to right) Jim Aelker, Marcus Ballzell. ★ H O M EO W N ERS • B A N K R U P TC Y • PRE fO R E C LO S U R f • C O H E S I O N S OK Babe Ruth-----------Continued from Page IB Members ot the Junior Magic Blue Team are (front row. left to right): Brandon Pittman, Jimmy Defaico, T. J Long. Chrts Dykes. Ryan Badran: (middle, left to The Tribe will complete the regular season by traveling to Port Orange for a 5 p.m. re­ match with the Hawk* on Thursday. RBI), Angela Keefer (l-for-3) and Katie HolTman jl-for-4, two RBI). Seminole Is now 13-8 on the season and H-l In district play. sj jd c • SeN Employed • Ho Income VarFcabon • invwtor Loans • Vacation Money 1 P s t s r S lr io o a t 1) M I - 1 1 1 4 1 s t . * 2 Hour* (BOO) 668-6033 id Mortgage la n de r A •I Housing Lender , Watt Slat* Road 434 * k4 longwood FL 3277S S Legal Notices IN T N I C IR C U IT C O U R T FOR M M IN O L C COUNTY, F L O R ID * P R O M T S OtVISION Fll* Narnkar S S - S S t - C P IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT FOR HI NOLB COUNT T, FLORIDA P R O IA T I D IV IS IO N Fit* N u m k x ; C S-JO S -C P IN RE ESTATE OF CHARLES MILLER Dk h ih I N O T IC E OF ADMINISTRATION Th* administration ol th# n l a l t ot CHARLES MILLER d*c**t*d Fil# Nimbai S I-M S CP. it ponding tn th* Circuit Court for Seminal* County, Florid*. Probat# Drvi*ion. Ih* •ddr*ti ot which 300 Park Avenue, Sanford, Florid* 32771 Th* n in e , *nd Id d r n t r t ol lh* p*rtonal r* presantaliv* a •Hot nay *r* t*t forth M o * ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT AII parson* on whom thia nolle* i* a*rv*d who hay* objection* that chall*ng* lh* validity ol th* will, lh* guslilicstioni of lh* p*r*onal r*prta#ntatty*, yanu*. or luntdielion ol Ihr* Court ar* required lo III* thair ob|*ctinna wilh thr* Court WITHIN THE ALTER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All creditor* ol th* d*c*d*nl ■nd olhar person* haying claim* or dtmand* ag*in»l d*c»dant'« **tat* on whom a copy ot Ihr* notice mutt til* th*ir claim* with Ihit Court WITHIN THE ALTER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OH THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All oth«r creditor* ol lh* deca­ dent and parton* having claim* or d*m*nd* again*! th* d*ced*nl‘* **Ut* mutt 111* lh*tr claim* with thr* court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Th* dal* ol lh* tint publica­ tion ol thi* Nolle* t* April 22nd. IM S Paraonal Representative LAVONNE MILLER 1220 Vi* H*rmo*« Sanford. Florida 32771 Attornay lor P*r*on*l Representative A A McCLANAHAN. JR . ESQUIRE 212 North Park Avanu* Sanford. Florid* 32771 Florid* Bar No 02S24S4 407-322-S012 Publish April 22. 2S. 1SSS DEP-22S IN RE ESTATE OF OWEN STUART ROATH. 0*c*a**d N O T IC S TO CRSDITORS (an* IM*ry *dmlnt*lr*ll*a*| TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANOS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE Th* ancillary administration ol lh* **iai* ol OWEN STUART ROATH. d*c****d. Fit* Numb*r SS-332-CP, la ponding In th* Circuit Court lor teminol* County. Florid*, Probat* Division, th* addr**« ol which i* Sammol* County Courthouse 1 PO Drawer C Sanlord Florid* 32772-0*91 Th* n*m*a and addr***** ol lh# -ancillary Paraonal Raprasanlatra# and ol lh* Paraonal R*pr***ntaUv*‘a attorney ar# a#t forth below ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE N0TIFIE0 THAT All creditors ot th* d*c*d*nt ■nd other paraon* haying claims or demand* again*! dacadant’* ettala on whom a copy ot thia nolle# I* ssrved W ith in thr** month* attar th* dal* ol th* Itrsl publication of this noire* must hi* th*ir claim* with thi* Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All other creditor* of lh* deca­ dent and parson* having claim* against th* dacadanl'a aalala mull fil* thair claim* with Ihw Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE • ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREV­ ER OARREO The d*l* of lh* fual publica­ tion of thia Nolle* M April 22nd. IM S Ancillary Paraonal Rapraaanlatty*. JOSEPHINE ELIZABETH MARY ROATH 201 S Summerlin Avanu* Sanlord. Florida 32771 Attornay tor Ancillary Paraonal Representative Edwin L. Williamson Flood* bAr No 0144740 GILES i ROBINSON. PA 3S0 N Drang* Avanu*, Suit* S00 Orlando. Florida 32S01 Telephone (407) 42I-3M1 Pubhah April t*. M . IS M DEP-121 �Seminole Herald, Sanford, Florida •Wednesday. April 22, 1990 •SB People______________ W h ip up a fluffy main course omelet CALENDAR W. S.R. 434. Ixing wood. Weighing beings ai 5:30 p.m. The first meeting Is held every Wednesday. at 9:30, nt Lnkcvirw Christian Church, 1400 Bear Ixikr (toad Apopka. For Information, rail 293-5048. Blood Bank Central Florida Blood Bank Is asking donors o f all types blood * especially O-type d o­ nors • to donate at Its Sanford branch, 1302 E. Second St. For In fo rm atio n , call 322-0822. A l-A n o n Dancing for Seniors If you know, or live with an alcoholic, there Is help. Al-Anon Is an anonymous, non-profit organization, open to anyone who Is n rrlatlve nr friend of an alcoholIr. Serenity Won Al-Anon meets pach Monday. Tuesday and Thursday. (Thursday non­ smoking) evening at 8 p.m. Meetings are held In the hack room of Ihr Sahara Club. 2587 South Sanford Avr.. Sanford. For additional meeting limes and locations In the Central Florida arra. or for more In­ formation. call 321-9122. The Ovrr RO Donee Club dance Is held every Wednesday. I rum 2:30 4:30 p.m. at the Sanford Civic Center. Live mu­ sic by the Deltonlana 13-piece band. Donation $3.00. A l-A n o n A support group for friends or relatives of alcoholics (AlAnon) meets every Wednesday, at H p.m.. nt 111 E. 27th St.. Just wrst of Sanford Avenue in Sanford. New visitors or meinIters are welcome to this 12step group. Lunch, N a r-A n o n Fellowship Nar-Anon meets every Wednesday nt 8 p.m. nt South Seminole Hospital. 555 West State Road 434, Longwood. Nnr Anon Is a support group open to families and friends of addicts. Dally living with an addict Is morr lunnoll than you can handlr try yoursrlf. Join for support In coping with your addict: gain serenity to make drt Isluns and put our live back in focus. Call 201-1900 for more Information, IXDNOWOOD--AII nrea seniors are Invited to Join a seniors group currently meeting at the Orthodox Church of SI. Stephen. I H!I5 Lake Emma ltd. A rnvrrrd dish luncheon, at noon. Is followed by Bible study and fellowship. 'Die group meets on the sec ­ ond and fourth Wednesday of the month. For morr Informa­ tion. contact Mary Burke at 330-0391. Rotary Club W idow ed Persons All widowed persons are In­ vited In meet at 1:30 p.m. the second and fourth Wednesday o f every month at the Cassel!>erry Senior Center, 200 Luke Triplet Drive, Casselberry. Rotary Club o f Lake Mary meets Thursday mornings. 7:30-8:30 a.m.. at the Marriott Courtyard, off West Lake Mary Boulevard. Contact Brian Overtry, president, nt 322 0034. Sertom a C lu b W elcom e W agon Seminole Spokes Welrome Wagon Club of Seminole County holds the regular monthly luncheon meeting at 11:30 a.m. on the third W^dficsduy of very month. I m u i Wishing to attend, rail Dotty. 1*6 0144. On bucy. 322- Tile Sertoma Club of South Seminole County, dedlrated to the advancement of speech and hearing rhlldrrn. meets every Thursday morning, from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m.. at the Sabul Point Country Club on Weklwa Springs Itoad, Ixrngwood. Po­ tential memtrers are Invited to attend. W eight W atcher* A lzh e im e r’s Support The Alzheimer's Support Group for Caregivers meets the fourth Wednesday, at 10 a.m., at the Frank Evans Center In Lake Mary. All Interested are Invited to attend. Shelly Brassier, u licensed Alzheimer thrraplst. leads the discussion and answers questions. For information, call 323-4938 or 324-3060. W om an’s C lu b Lake Mary Woman's Club mrets the fourth Wednesday of each month from September through May. For Information, contact Maryann HolT. 3210220. TO P S A local chapter of TOPS (Take OIT Pounds Sensibly) meets every Wednesday at 6:30 p.m.. In the auditorium of South Seminole Hospital. 555 DOUBLE LATER BAKED OMELET WITH IIOLLANDAISE BAUCE If you are line of the people who believes that eating an egg will cause you to drop dead on the spot from the cholesterol, tills reeljM* Is not for you. Some folks have a cholesterol problem and should use common sense In their diet. Most of Ihc rest of the human race ran enjoy eggs and any other food lliey enjoy in moderation. Eggs are an excellent sourre of Iron, protein, vitamin A. riboflavin and an* one or the few natural sources o f vitamin D. In addition a large egg has only about 80 ealories (about 60 calories are In Ihr yolk| so they certainly fit Hie weight watchers of the crowd. lid s recipe makes a great dinner or bm nrh entree and will feed four with the addition o f some toast or biscuits as a side dish. Ingredients: 15 large rggs 1/2 enp each chopped onions, green peppers, ham. shredded sharp Cheddar rh rrsr. and skinned seeded tomatoes 1 tsp. Chervil 2 cups fresh splnarh pinch of cayenne sail, white pepper 4 lbs. heavy cream Preheat over to 350 drgrees. Completely coat thr Inside of two H or 9 Inch glass pie pans (metal pie pan* work also but the cooking limes can be shorter) with butter or non­ stick vegetable spruy. Layer one: lightly saufo onions, green pepper and ham In a fry pan with olive oil until peppers ure Just tender. In u l*owl mU 6 eggs and 2 tbs. heavy cream. 1/2 tsp. Chervil, sprinkle with salt and pepper. Blend with mixer until foamy. Add sauteed ingredients and pour Into pir pan. Layer two: Mu 6 eggs plus 3 egg whites (save the yolks for Ihr saurel Chervil. salt, pepper, cream as above. Stir In cheese and tomatoes and pour Into second pie |wn. A local chapter o f Weight Watchers meets at the Lake Mary Community Building every Thursduy from 4:45 to 0:45 p.m. To e stm a ste rs The Omul Toastmasters Club •6801 will meet at 5:30 p.m. evrry Thursday at the AAA Building. 1000 AAA Drive, Heathrow. GueslH and prospec­ tive members are welcome. Call Bertram Click. 323-6089. for more Information. Senior Friend* The Columbia Medical Center-Sanford Chapter o f Senior Friends meets every Hccoud Thursday, at 10:30 u.m.. at the Sanford Senior Center. 401 E. Sernlnolc Blvd. Interesting and timely programs arc featured monthly plus social exchange. All Seniors ure welcome. For Information, call Ltz Lnwlor. di­ rector. 321-4500. Ext. 5784. j (» 30 | / 00 | / 30 | 8 00 | B 30 | 9 00 | 9 30 The following births were recorded at Columbia Medical Center at Sanford: Marcli 11 • Tammy and Ira Lee. Sanford. Girl March 13 - T en y Mack. Sanford. Girl: Jessica Llgar und Gordon Scott. Sanford. Hoy; Donna and Robert Serpa. Jr., Dellnuu, Girl; Margaret Mowxy und Bernard Tatem, Deltona. Boy Man'll 14 - Katiria Ruiz and Jose Irizarry. Sanford. Boy; Dawn and William Johnson. Lake Mary. Boy; Machell Wlllmrlh, Osteen. Boy March 15 ■ Jennifer and Darryl Martin, DcLund. Boy March 10 -Lezlle and Glen RAnkln. Sanford. Boy; Debra and John Vaughn. Osteen. Boy March 17 - Shera Wynn. Sanford. Boy; Darlene Perkins, Casselberry. Ooy; Una and Joel Sheffield, Sanford, Girl H ie following births were recorded at Florida Hospital tn Altamonte: March 9 - Yvonne and Pandal! Eakln. Deltona. Boy; Pamela Lee and Donald Apakama, Deltona. Boy; Sheila and Willlum Simpson. Sanford. Boy March 13 - Karen and Gordon Bradley. Lake Mary. Boy March 15 - Vlkkl and Steven Robensteln, Deltona. Boy The following births were recorded at Columbia Medical Center in Sanford: | 10 00 | 10 30 | 11 00 | 11 30 DEAR AHBY: My sinter and I were talking about something yesterday that disturbed her, and me as well. When she called her doctor’s office to make an appoint­ ment, the receptionist grilled her about the reason she needed it. Sis didn't want to discuss her problem with anyone but her doctor, and considered the receptionist unpro­ fessional and nosy Abby. this has happened to me. too. 1 realize the receptionist has probably been told to ask in order to schedule the proper amount of time for the appointment, but when she refuses to give me an appointment without knowing more than 1 feel comfortable telling her, that's an invasion of privacy. I auspect most doctors' recep­ tionists perform this interrogation, but I'm very unhappy about it, and would appreciate your advice on how to sidestep the questions and atill get an appointment. PRIVACY PREFERRED IN SOUTH DAKOTA #•* I B i T O K S E n B S Mix egg yolks, milk, salt and prpper until foamy. In a separate clean bowl whip whites until soft peaks form. BE SURE THAT YOUR BOWL IS CLEAN AND DRY AND TH AT THERE IS NO YOLK IN THE WHITES. Gently fold whites Into the yolk mix until evenly mixed together, do not over mix this step or your omelet will not be as fluffy. In a heated well buttered non-stock 9 or to inch skillet pour omelet mix and cook at medium heat until bottom sets and omelet starts to puff up. Seafood Filling 1/2 cup chopped lobster meat 1/4 cup chopped shrimp l lbs. fine chopped green * onions 1 tsp. lemon Juice 1 tbs. bultrr Saut6 meat and onions In melted butter and lemon Juice until meat starts to take on a light gold tint. While hot fill the omelet, pour sauce over eentrr and garnish with lemon wedge and chopped chives. May all your meals lie a festive occasion. Tip of the Week Eggs are best If they ure very fresh. Always store them In the package Uicy come in In Uir coldest area of youi refrigerator. Do not store them on the egg holder shelf uncovered or they will ubsorb smells and taste from Uie other foods in your frig. Eggs have a light sweet smell or no smell at " all when opened. Th r yolk j should be firm, well rounded ■ and stand high on the white. J The white should be firm and , well formed. If Uie white Is watery or the yolk Is soft, flat and/or discolored, the egg Is not good. Any smell or cloudiness indicates the egg Is rotting. A bad egg can cause a number o f quick trips to Uir bathroom or worse, so make sure they are always as fresh as possible. Seminole County's Choi Doc lo o clooolcolly trolnod chef wtiooo rtclpoo hovo boon publlohod (n numerous c o o k ­ books. Writs to him clo tho Seminole Hsrold, 300 H. Fronch Avo., Sanford, FI., 32771. March 19 - lieldl and Kenneth Dcming, Deltona. Boy, Marie and Luis Martinez, Jr.. Deltona. Otrl March 24 - Stacey and Leon Clesla, Jr.. Deltona. Boy* Kanrtta Henderson. Sanford. Otrl March 25 - C hen y and Ramon Ayala. Deltona. Boy; Nicole Jones and Eric Curtis, Sanford, Otrl The following births were re­ corded at Florida Hospital In Altamonte: March 16 • Romu and Brian Godwin. Winter Springs. Girl March 17 - Shannon and Ste­ ven Sosa. Deltona. Otrl; Mary Ann and Richard Voltel, De­ nary. Girl; Pamela Worley and Juan Gonzalez. Casselberry, Boy March 18 - Kerri Vesscnmcyer and Christopher Tltsiiaw. Sanford, Girl March 19 - Michelle Jullen and Robert Henrickson. Winter Springs. Boy March 20 - Nichola and Mi­ chael Necsc, Oviedo, Otrl; Shar and Robert Hopwood, C assel­ berry, Twin Boys March 21 - Eleonora and Larry Ball. Lake Mary, Boy; Kandlre Byrd. Winter Springs. Otrl March 22 - llcne and Steven Cobb. Lake Mary, Girl Nosy receptionist irks patient D E A R P R IV A C Y ! T a lk to your doctor about your feelings the next time you see him (or her). While I agree that the rea­ son you are being questioned la probably to permit scheduling adequate time for your visit, it's possible that the receptionist needs to practice more diploma­ cy. /—.sal m SOUFFLt STYLE F L u rrr o m e le t s H its method o f cooking an omelet produces a thick puffy light omelet. The basic recipe Is the same for any filling that you llkr to use. I am Including a seafood filling Uiat Is perfect for serving with the Hollandalse sauce from Uie above recipe. You can serve two people from each omelet unless they are big eaters like me. I personally go for the whole thing! Ingredients: 4 eggs, separate yolks and whites 4 tbs. milk 1/4 tsp. salt 1/4 tsp. white pepper Remove sklllrt from the burner and place Into a 350 degree preheated oven and bake for an additional 5 minutes. Check often to avoid over cooking. When done, the top will be slightly dry and spring back when lightly pressed down. Remove omelet from the sklllrt to your serving plate. Cut across the center half way through the thickness, place filling on one side and fold over wlili a spatula. I9_!___ i__ BBS MB -- Be B WEDNESDAY PRIME TIME 6 00 Bake both layers at 350 drgrees for 20 to 30 minutes. Check oftrn after the (lrsl 15 minutes by lightly pressing on the center of the pie. When the renter springs track It Is done. Be careful not to over cook the pies. While omelets are baking, blanch frrsli spinach leaves In trolling water for 1 minutes, drain and place aside. When omelet Is fully cooked remove from oven and set aside for 2 or 3 minutes to set up. To remove from pan. rarrfully nm a knife around the rdge of the omelet. Flare a plate or lint sheet pan over the pie plate. In one quick move flip the pan over und bang gently down on the counter to loosen If necessary. Slide Ihr first Jayrr onto your serving platter. Cover top evenly with blanched spinach and sprinkle with salt and pepper. Carefully slide layer two on top of the first layer and spinach. Lightly sprinkle a pine h of cayennr and shredded cheese over Ure lop. To serve cut into wrdgcs like a cake and pour Hollandalse sauce over the slice. Garnish with fresh chopped ctlivrs or parsley. Hollandalse Sauce 'Blender Method' If you own a double boiler you can make the Hollandatsr sauce In the traditional manner. The standard recipe ran Ire found In any general cookbook. There are puckage sauces available, however. I am yet to find one that does not have the powdered egg after taste and they all lack the rich full flavor o f the real thing. Here Is a quick easy way to make a good quality Hollandalse sauce in your blender without owning a double boiler. Ingredients: 1/2 cup butter (1/4 pound) 3 egg yolks at room temperature 2 tbs. Ix-mon Juice lln ch of Cayenne pepper 1/4 tsp. salt Melt butter In a sauce pan until It Just bubbles. DO NOT ALIjOW BUTTER TO BROWN. In u blender mix yolks, lemon Juice, salt and pepper on medium speed for 1 minute. Set blender lo low speed und slowly add hot hutter. Continue blending at low speed until sauce thickens (about 2 minutes). Serve Immediately. Tills recipe makes about 1 cup. |M$Aj s s n Wtj«a« T m» » a U in m tv tT DEAR AUUY: I disagree with your answer to 'Alan in Montessno, ADVICE ABIGAIL VAN BUREN Wash.,’ regarding splitting the bill for the cabin to be shared by two couples and a single man. You said he should pay one-third of the costs. Abby, this has happened to me nv times on camping trips. 1 many The couples I go with usually think they should be counted as one unit, but 1 disagree. When you go to a movie, a ball game, or anywhere with an admission fee, the charge is per per­ son, not per couple. Couplet eat twice as much as one person. They use up twice as much space and take twice as many showers as a single, so it stands to reason that they should pay twice as much as the single. Using this logic, the bill ehould be divided by the number of individ­ uate, not by marital status. Thus, if there are two couples and one single person staying in the one rondo or cabin, coeta should be aplit five ways. PAUL DUNN, ABINGTON, MASS. DEAR PAUL: I give up — Pm outnumbered. Most of my readera calculate the way you do. 1 Read on for a sample of the bar- ;• rage of arrows sent my wayi DEAR ABBY: Your answer to j; whether a couple should be counted' !; as one or two was very unfair. Cor- ;; reel me If I’m wrong, hut two people e equal two Individuals. I om sick and tired of people get­ ting special benefits just because' they are married. As u single, I pay1 higher taxes and higher insurance rates. I also pay higher rates wlten I travel because discounts are baaed, on double occupancy. 1 cannot even use the express lune on the freeway because I am only one person. Don’t get me wrong — I do not resent my single status. I’m just tired of being penalized for it. AGREE WITH ALAN IN WASHINGTON DEAR ABBY: I am responding to the column in which you asked your readers to define 'elderly.' I am 13 years old, and to me, elderly means someone who is kind, patient, not in' a hurry, and someone who will real-* ly listen. When you hear the word ‘ elderly’ in the news, I think itgives the story a little more mean-, ing than it would i f they didn't use' that term. I've met quite a few peo­ ple who are past middle age, and; most of them are very charming and quite good listenera. < KARL 8TRUBE JR.r GARDEN GROVE, CALIF,, DEAR KARL: You sound like ■ youn g man who should be cloned. IT1 bet that people of all' agea re a lly listen w h en you �4B SofTKixUe Herald. Sanford. Florida •Wednesday April 22, 19^8 Legal Notice «** IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 18TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY QENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO. M 05S3 C A H 1 FIRST NATIONWIDE MORTGAGE CORPORATION PlAtntil? VS STEVEN A THOMAS and JOHN A JOHNSON FRED JONES and MZO CORPORATION LtO TUOELA MARIA TUDELA RAND! CODV N/K/A RANOl CODY VASIA A RAYMOND ROYSTER THOMAS A GREENE ROBERT W CALDWELL L G THOMAS A/A/A LARRY THOMAS »♦ living and all unknown peffiei cl*im*tig by thfiwjgh undet and auarntl IN# ahw* named defeml#ntt*.| wHe lira not known to 'bn dtfld of aItv# wrhethe* taid unknown may claim an mtatait at ipouaa* he-tre, d*vn##t grant*#* or other elaimanl* FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION SUCCESSOR TO RESOLUTION TRUST CORPORATION AS RECEIVER FOR FREEDOM ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION F/A/A COMPANY/SEMINOLE COUNTY ROBERT GRAHAM J* . CHertet Sctmertl. and AkpNontum J Doneho* Jf at rttrm N n O* IN# la*t Board ot Director* and a* Tru»te#>« of Sunttm# Rad*o Inc a d«ttofv#d corporation GENERAL ELECTRIC CAPITAL CORPORATION * / K ' k GENERAL ELECTRIC CREDIT CORPORATION CARLTON, field* Ward Emmen>iei„ Smith A Cutler PA DHL WENDORF S POOL SERVICE Inc GEORGE STUART Inc JIMMY BRYAN TOYOTA Inc O I J PRINTING Inc d/fo/a Sreedy Quie* Inttanf Pfinfifip C*nl#r SEMINOLE COUNTY , unknown par*on4t} in poaiaettion of tfr»# tubtacl r#al prop#rtf Dr tenifamt* NOTICE OF ACTION TO ®t#*#n A Tfromat if living, and all unknown parti#* claiming by through, under and againa! Ih# ihov* nam#d detendenljtf who are not known Vo b# dead or alive whether taut unknown partiei may claim an interest at ipou«e* heir*. devi«ee* grantee* or other claimant* whole r«tid»nc« t* unknown and who*# ta«t known address is 60Z Lake Avenue Lake Worth FL 334*0 John A Johnson if living and all unknown parties claiming try through under and against the above named detendanl(s) who are not known to be dead or alive whether *a*d unknown parfiei may cts-m an •nteretl as spouses heirs devisees grantee* or other claimants whose residence is unknown and whose test known address «* unknown Fred Junes it living and all unknown parti#* claiming by through under and against the above named detendantfs) who are not known to be dead or alive whether *aid unknown parties may claim an interest as spouses heirs devisees grantees or other claimants, whose residence is unknown and who*e la*1 known address *s unknown HZO Corporation d living and alt unknown parties claiming by through under and against the above named detendant(s) who are not known to be dead or alive whether said unknown parties may claim an interest as spouses heirs devisee* grantee* or other claimant*, whose residence rs unknown and whose last known address is c/o Hamel Orbach R A SStl SW Sfth Street Miarra FL 33143 L G Thomas a/k/a Larry The mat d living and all unknown parties claiming by through under and agarntt the above named d*l'*ftdaH<») who are not known to be dead or alive, whether taid unknown parties may claim an rnterest as spouses heir* devisees grantees, or other claimant* whote residence is unknown and whose last known address is unknown YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action for foreclosure of mortgage on the following described property LOT 15* SUMMERHUL PHASE II ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT OOOA 33 PAGES 2/-2II PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA has been tiled against you and you ate required to serve a copy of your written defenses if any to if on PATRICK J HALPlN Attorney tor the Plaintiff, whose addfest *• 4010 Boy Scout Boulevard. Suite ISO. Tampa Florida 33*0 7 on or before thirty day* from the date of the fust publication ot this notice and file the original with the Clerk of this Court either before service on Plaintiff s attorney or immediately thereafter otherwise a default wilt be entered against you for the relief demanded in the com* plaint NOTE PURSUANT TO THE FAIR CEOT COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT YOU ARE ADVISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS DEEMEO TO BE A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT ANO ANT INFORMATION OOTAINEO WILL OE USED FOR THAT PUR­ POSE WITNESS my hand and the seal of said Court on APRIL 9th 1991 (SEAL) Maryanne Morse1 As Clark of the Court By Ruth King Am Deputy Clerk CODILIS A STAWIARSKI AOJ 0 Boy Scout Boulevard. Suite 460 Tampa Florida 33*07 Telephone <11 J| 177 *00* C4S 49*-00S«7 Publish April IS. 22. 1991 0EP-1S7 Legal Notices IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA P K O S A T I D IV IS IO N F IL I N U M R IR i S S -3 1 4 -C P IN RE ESTATE OF BARBARA S LEOPOLD */k/a BARBARA SAKSA LEOPOLD ISSN •04S-20-S3SI) Deceased N O TIC I OF ADMINISTRATION T t » admimitialion ol the ••HI* ol BARBARA ■ LEOPOLD */k/a BARBARA SAKSA LEOPOLD. d icta te d . F ill Number S S -IH -C P , ll binding in (h i Circuit Court lor Sim m oli County Florrd*. Pro b i l l Oivtnon Ihi addren o' »n .th n Room 402N. 101 North Pirk A n n u l Sinlord Florid* 32771. end Ihi n im il end a d d ria iit ol Ih i pinonal rri>riainlatiyi and ol the peraon«i ripriaanlabya’a allomay am ail lorth below a l l INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT All piraon* upon whom thia notici if a irv id who havi obncliona that challenge the qualification! ol the personal representative venue or furif* die Iron ol Ihie Court are requited lo Me Itveir obteebona with thia Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE m o n t h s AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM AM credilora ol the decedent end other peraone having claima or demand! agamal decedent’! relate on avhom e copy of this notice la served wilhm three monlha afler Ihe dele ol the lirtl publication ot Ihis notice mutt lile their claims with thia Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE f ir s t p u b l ic a t io n of t h is NOTICE OR THIRTY D A T ! AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All other credilora of (he dec*degt and persona having claims egemtl Ihe decedent’s estate naitl Me their claims with thra Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED The dele of Ihe first pubheebon ol this Notice re April 22nd, ISSt PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE JOHN M LEOPOLD M l Cayuga Drive. Winter Springs FL 11T0I GRACE ANNE GLAVIN PA Attorney lor Personal Representative 1)40 Tutkawilia Road. Suite t OS Winter Springs. FL 32T0I Telephone |407| 669-1110 FL Bar *160606 Publish April 23. 2t. ISSS DEP-222 Legal Notices IN T N I CIRCUIT CO URT FOR SIM IN O L1 COUNTY. FLORIDA P R O M T ! DIVISION nio n o . ss-sss-cp IN RE ESTATE OF RUTH F LOCKHART Dacaaaad NOTICE OF AOMINISTNATION Tho ancillary idm .niilrit.on ol Iho H U H ol RUTH F LOCK­ HART. die••aid. Fill Number M-31S-CP. it pending In the Circuit Court lor Sim m oli County. Florida. Probate Dina ion. tho addm a el which •a P. O. Boa Drama C, Sinlord. Florida 12 222-MS* The nanwa and a M n n a i ol the ancillary peri onaI representative and ol Ihi incillary per*on aI n p m a n lathri'* ittorniy are t i l lorth below Any intereeled person upon whom this notice it leaved who intend* lo challenge the qualiticalrona of the ancillary person•I representative, venue, or lurtediction el the court, end ell peraone having claima agamal the ealele who are served with a copy ol this notice, are required lo hie with thia court ■arch objection or claim within the later of three monlha alter the dele ol the lira I publication ol thia notice or 30 days alter the dale ol aenrtce ol a copy ol this notice on that peraon Peraone having claima agamal the at tala who are not known to the ancillary peraonal represen­ tative and whose lumaa or eddreaeos are not reasonably ascertainable m ult Ilia all claima agamal Ihe as tele wllhm three months slier Ihe dele ol Ihe lire! publication of this notice ALL CLAIMS AND O B JE C ­ TIONS NOT SO FILSO WILL BE FOREVER BARRED The date ol first publication ol this notice Is April (2nd. ISSS Alyeia Joyce Lockhert. Ancillary Personal Representative IM S Nulty Circle Yorklown Heights. NY I0SSS John Palumbo. Attorney lor Ancillary Personal Representative Florida Bar No 3SO-828 4I t North S R 414. Suita 2141 Altamonte Springs, FL 32 FI 4 Tala phone (402) 224-4413 Publish April 22. 2t. 1H I DEP-221 US04VIM mi Pwftry M / D im O # M arsf m FOOOUnTYqvstJon*. S^MNNUMlii M M * * * , dc •tm j m u j i MMyfndW iCJfiiir«7n# Legal Notices IH THE CIRCUIT COURT f OR St M INGLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROOAT* DIVISION File Numfcef 9R 120 CP Divi*ien K tN RE GUARDIANSHIP OF MAtMEW THOMAS ROWE * rmnm FORMAL N O TIC t BY PUBLICATION *< Tftomat E Rime Ml Aitiltes* Unknrmn YOU ARE NOTIFIED lti.il a foi A| yi4>«ri1m«*n1 (if Ouiffliiii ha* been tiled in this emit! You *»e gulled to *#fve m copy (d you* wirltefi detero#■ e«, if any, lo the (wtilton Ofl pve*iifio n#i * atltTfney mho*# svime and eridfe** am David S Me.Donald Etquite 135 N Magnolia Avenue Ot land tv Florida 32A01 un of before May 4th 199R and to fife the original of the written detente* with the •leifc of this court either t*etore service or immediately ihereatter Failure to serve and hie written detente* a* required may result it* a judgment or older for the relief demanded in the petition, without furl tier notice DATED ON Man h 30th 1998 MARYANNL MOnSE At Cle»k of the Court By Lynda Muggins A* Deputy Clerk Fust publication on April 1st. 1908 Publicatmn Date* April t 199* April 9 1998 April 15 199* April 22 . 1098 DEP 42 >N TM I CIRCUIT COURT FOR SKMINOLK COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVtf ION File Number •■ 303 CP IN RE ESTATE OF CHARLESE TOSCM Deceased NOTICE OF ADM INItTRATION The administration of the estate of Charles E Toech deceased File Number (HI-303 CP i* pending in the Circuit Court for Seminole County. Florida Probate Division, Ihe addret* of which n 301 N Park Avenue., Sanford, Florida 32771 the name* and addre«te« of Ihe personal representative and the (»er*onal repretenlalive't attorney are *«t forth below ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT All persons nn whom this notice i* served who have obfection* that challenge the validity of the will the quality** lion* ol the personal represen­ tative venue, or jurisdiction of this Court are required lo III# their cbjections with this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS a f t e r t h e d a t e o f THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All credilora ot the decedent and other persons having claims or demands against decedents estate on whom a copy of this notice is served within three months after the date of the firat publication of this notice must file their claima with this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION O f THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAY* AFTER THE OATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM AM other creditors ol the decrdent and persons having claims or demands against the dece­ dent's estate must fit* their claims with this court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED The date ol the firal publica­ tion of this Notice it April lilh . m s Personal Representative Charles Stuart Tosch Edward M Tosch 291 Marlon Avanue Oien Ellyn, IL *0137 Attorney lor Penonal Representative Lynne R Wilson Florida Bar No *04*1 • Zimmerman. Shutfield. Kiser A Sutcliffe, PA PO Dos 3000 Orlando. FL 32102 Telephone <407) 425-7010 Publish April 16 22. 1»9I OCP-163 NOTICE TO T N I PUBLIC Notice ts hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held by the Planning * Zoning Commission tn the City Commission Chambers. City Hall. Sanford Florida at 7 00 p m on Thursday. May 7|h, 199S. lo consider the following change and amendman I to the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Sari lord. Seminole County, Florida Reionrng from AG Agricultural To that of: Ml - I , Medium Industrial LEGAL DESCRIPTION Sec 11 Twp 20S Rge 31E NW 1/4 of NE 1/4 plus Beg NE cor of NW 1/4 run W • 7 ch I 12 M ch E 4 2* ch I 20 deg N 3/4 ch N lo beg The properly being more gen­ erally described as 3101 Mellonvilla Avanue South The Planning * Zoning Commission will submit a rec­ ommendation to the City Comrraiiion in favor of, or againtl, the requested change or amendment The City Commission will hold a Public Haarmg m the Commission Room in City Hall, Sanford. Florida al 7 00 p m on May 2*lh, 1998 to considtr said recommand eIion All parties m interest and cititens shall have an opportunity to be heard at said hearings By order ot the Planning and Zoning Commission this 14th day of April. 1991 Helen Stairs, Chairman Planning 1 Zoning Commit* ion ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC H ■ person decides Vo appeal a decision mad# with respect to any matter considered aI the above mealing or hearings, he/she mad# naad a verbatim record ol the proceedings, including the testimony and evidence which record t« not provided by the City of Sanford (FS 21*0106) PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CO N­ TACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 3306*2* 48 HOURS IN AO VANCE OF THE MEETING PUBLISH April 22. 1898 AND May tsl. 1998 DEP-226 Legal Notices IH TH E CIRCUIT COUNT OF THE t BTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IH AHO .OR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO en.101 CA 14 E CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION A NEW JERSEY CORPORATION l'k/a CHE MIC Al RESIDENTIAL MOR1GAOI CORPORATION A NEW JERSEY CORPORATION tk/a CHEMICAL r e s id e n t ia l m o r t g a g e CORPORATION Pleinlilt VS JAMES A SCHIUERMAN et mb , et a l, Detrndantt*) NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to an Order «»r Final Judgment Scheduling Foreclosure Sale entered on APRIL 9th 199A in this c#*e now pending in sent Court the style oT whicb is in.-ftcati-r1 above I will sell To Ih# hiqheal eo.1 beat biililer loi taah el Ihe WEST FRONT DOOR SEMlNOl F COUNTY COURTHOUSE 301 N Perl Ave Senlord FL 12FF1 al I I 00 a m on Ihe T4lh <!«* ol MAY, I SIB Ihe Inllowi-O ■lescribed po'l— rty , . sat forth to a*«l Ordat 01 Final Judgment, to-wil LOT T5I RIVERSIDE AT TWIN RIVERS UNIT 111 A ACCORD­ ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT OOOK 10 PAOES «F 09 PU011C RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA e/k/a 2003 CROSSCREEK COURT OVIEOO FLORIDA 12F0S ORDERED *1 SEMINOLE. Florid*. This 9lh day nt APRIL 199B MARYANNE MORSE As Clerk Circuit Court Oy Jane E Java an As Deputy Clerk SPEAR A HOFFMAN PA FOB Smith Dm* Highway Corel Gables Florida 13140 Telephone I30SI 660-2299 Persona wdh ditabtldy who need a special accommodation to participate rn this pr aediwg should contact ADA Coordinator el 101 N Perk Avenue. Sulla N Sanlord Florida 3222T el least In* days prior lo the ptocaeding Telephone (402) 32) 1330 E ll 422F I BOO-956 -BFFt (TDD) or T BOO 955-BFFO (V) via Florid* Relay Service Publish April 16 22 <99A DEP 1S9 - IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT 02 T H I T IT H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND TOR B IM IN O L f COUNTY. 2LORIOA O IN IR A L JURISDICTION OIVIBION Ceee He I T - I I B C A 14L BANKERS TRUST COMPANY, as Trustee lor holders ol D lJ MORTGAGE ACCEPTANCE CORP, Mortgage Pass-Through Certificates Plainl.ll vs ZOLTAN KECSKES end el e l. Defendants N O T IC I O T P O N IC L O IU N I BALK NOTICE IS H IR M Y GIVEN pa*».N*RU)p • luwunonr Fmal Judgment ol Foreclosure Including Award ol Attorney!* Fees end Costa deled April tih. 1991 entered m Case No ET. I l l CA I4L ot Ihe Circuit Court ol Ihe IETH Judicial Circuit in and lor Seminole County. Florida ssherein BANKERS TRUST COMPANY, aa Trustee tor holders ol OLJ MOR TOADS ACCEPTANCE CORP. Mong.o* Peat-Through Certificates is The Plamldl end ZOLTAN K EC SK Et, and. DINA KECSKES. h.a wile. FERDI­ NAND STEFFENS. TRUSTEE, under Thai unracorded Trull Agreement entitled Allred Stellena Revocable Trust under Agreement dated January 12. I H I end unknown beneficia­ ries of aa-d Trust. JOHN DOE and JANE DOE la/ara Dalendanta I will sail lo Iha highaal and ba il blddar lot cash, al wasl Irani door ol Iha tammola County Courthousa in Iha City ol Sanlord. Florida al t l 00 o’clock A M . on Iha 12th day ol MAy IM S . Iha following described property, at aal lorth In and Summary Final Judgment ol Foreclosure Including Award of Attorneys’ Feat end Costs, to-enl Lot 1 (Last Bagm al Iha Norttwasl corner ot Lol 2. run North IF* 04’ Sett, along Ihe Westerly right-of-way of Sanlord Avanua. run 6 0 laal. Thence North 20* 01’ Well par­ allel to ihe North line ot Lol t, run 40 0 last, thence North E0’ I 2 ’ Waal, run SO 0 laal. Ihanca North 04* 24’ 12* Eaat. run 21 0 laal. Ihanca Waal SO 0 feel To tha Northwest corner ol Lol I thence South 12* 04’ West 22 0 leal lo Ihe Northwest comet of Lol f . Ihanca Southeasterly 140 E leal lo beginning). Block A Tract No 14 SANLANDO SPRINGS, according lo Iha Plat lharaol aa recorded In Plat Book E. Page 64 ol Ihe Public Record* ol SEMINOLE County. Florida. Beginning al tha Inlereecbon ol Ihe South line ol Lol I . Block F. SANLANDO SPRINGS TRACT 11. according lo Iha plel lhara­ ol m Plat Book S. Page 4S. ol the Public Record* ol SEMI­ NOLE County. Florida, with Iha Wail nght-of-way line ol Sanlord Avanua run Watt along South Una ol L o ll. I f f 2 1**1 lo Ihe Southwest corner ol Lol S. thence Northerly along Ihe Weet line ol Lol f. a distance ol 22 • 1**1 Ihanca Southeast 141 0 laal lo Ih* Point ol Beginning DATED Mile Sth day ol APRIL. IM S. MARYANNE MORSE. Clerk By: Jen# C Jesewic Deputy Clark DAWN MARSHALL. ESQ KEITH MACK U P 200 • BMC* yn* Bhrd 20th Floor Miami. Florida 22121-2310 II you arc a person with a dis­ ability who needs any accom­ modation Hi ordar to psrUcIpals In this proceeding you are enti­ tled at no coal lo you. to the provision ol certain aeaiatanc* Plaata contact Court Administration al lOt North Park Avanua. Sulla N301. Sanlord. Florida 12F2I (402) 321-4110. aatenaion 4222 with­ in (21 working day* ol your receipt ol Ihra nolle*, II you are hearing or voice Impaired, call Msooi-sss-srii Publish April IS. 22. IS M DSP-1 SI L e g a l N o tic e s IN T N I C IR C U IT COURT OF T H I IS TN JUD ICIAL C IR C U IT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SSMINOLS CO UN TY O IN IR A L JUR ISD ICTIO N DIVISION CASS NO. S S -O O B tC A-14-I Die S WASHINGTON MUTUAL DANK. FA. successor by corporal* merger lo Great Western Dank. • Federal Savings Oank. Plaintiff. VS CHRISTIAN JACOUE DEROMAN end RISE C DERGMAN. el e l. Defendants NOTICI OF FORECLOSURE SALS Noire* is hereby given Ihel pursuant to Ihel Final Judgment ol Foreclosure deled April Slh. 1696 end entered in civil case number S t 0066CA-14-E Dry E. ol the Circuit Court ol Ihe ttth Judicial Circuit in end lor Seminole County. Florida, wherein WASHINGTON M UTU­ AL OANK FA SUCCESSOR OY CORPORATE MERGER TO GREAT WESTERN DANK A FEDERAL SAVINGS DANK, it Plainl.ll end CHRISTIAN JACOUE OEROMAN RISE C OE ROMAN OLAZIR FINANCIAL SERVICES. INC . DBA GREAT WESTERN FINANCIAL SER­ VICES. INC . la/ara Delendanl(t) I will tall to Iha highest and betl bidder lot cash el Ihe west Iron! door ol the Seminole County court2-ouse in Sanlord. Seminole County Florida al 11 00 AM on the 2th day of MAV. IS M Ihe lollowing described proper­ ry et tel lorth in said Final Judgment, lo wil LOT 21 DRANTlEV HARDOR EAST SECTION OF MEREDITH MANOR ACCORDING TO THE IN T H I CIRCtirT COURT FOR SIM IN O LS COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATS DIVISION File Niaeksr S I-S IS CP IN RE ESTATE OF HELEN HOLT MORRIS Deceased N O T IC I OF ADMINISTRATION Tha admnialrallon ol Ih* atlal* of HELEN HOLT MORRIS decaaaad. Fil# Number I f . I I S CP. IS pending In Ih* Circuit Court for tamanot* Counly. Florida Probal* Duration, Ih* address of which It N Pari Avanua. Sanlord. FL. 12F2I Tha names and addresses ol Ihe personal representative and Ihe personal representative's •Korney ere tel lorth below ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT AS persons on whom Ihie notice la aanred who have objections that challenge the velrdity of Ihe wrN. Iha qua Micalions ol Ih* personal represen­ tative. venue, or funsdiet ion ot this Court ara raquirad lo til* thau objections with Ihlt Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DATE AFTER THE DATS OF SERVICE OF A COPT OF TH U NOTICE ON THEM All creditors of Ih* decedent and ofhar parsons having claim* or dsmands agamal dacadanl's astal* on whom a copy ot ihit none* ta aarvad wilhm Ihra* monlha atlar Iha data ot tha Inst public aI ion of this nollca mull til* thaw claim* with thl* Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATS OF T N I FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OATS AFTER THE OATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All othar creditor* ol Iha decedenl and persons having claim* or damwnda agamal Iha daca­ danl's astata must film lhair claim* with Ihi* court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF T H I FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIM*. DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED The dal* ol Ih* lust publica­ tion ol Ihi* Nolka la April 11th. TM I Personal Rapraaantalhra DaFOREST HOLT KENNARO 14 Ellman Dr Doyiatlown, PA 1SS0I Attorney lor Personal Representative FRANK C WHIOHAM. ESOUIRE Florida Bar No H U S O BTENBTROM. MclNTOSH. COLBERT WHIQHAM E SIMMON I . PA. PO Boa 4E4I Sanlord FL 11IF1-4I4S Telephone 402/121-11 21 Publish April I I . a . IB M O E P -lll CLASSIFIED AD R ATES 3 LIN ES 10 DAYS D E A D L IN E S Tuesday Ihiu Filday 12 Noon tho day before publication Sunday 12 Noon Friday 51* YARD SALES A D J U S T M E N T S A l C R E D IT S Price Per Line Pre-Paio Only In ItYO ovont ol an orror. Itio Sermnolo Herald wil ba responsible lot tho first insertion only and only lo tho extent ot tho cost ot That tnsortion PToaso chock ad lor accuracy tho first day it runs *18 T O P L A C E AN AD C A L L 3 LIN ES W H O LE W EEK SEM INOLE ea lth 8 AM •5 PM MONDAY - FRIDAY NOW ACCEPTING St B e a u t y EXTRA HOUOAV WEIGHT? IO t -1 Personal Training ml LilWim* Fitness Fra* body tat analysis Den nrt Eiarcts* Phywuropst. 772 0692 14— F o r S A t E SECURITY BARS 4 DOORS Ik , 34 ytt Etp 50000 designs J V s t ft Quality guaranteed Free ast 904 9850013 or *07-324-3180 \6 — R e m in d e r 71— H elp W anted 23— L ost & Found TELEMARKETINO ALONE? F i t Most RCEPCCTEO Dating Bureau Sere* 19771 AS Ages met Seniors Bunging People Together 800 9224*77 G U A R A N TE E D $ 10.50 P/H IN TRAININQ FOUND lg grey, tong hared to­ mato. hger stipe cal dKitawd tront tent found at Town# Can­ ter Apts found 4/13 To claim CH 3244320 __________ __ 3 po* rvaJ Avg I ISSOhr. Sal * comm Sanford based poof heating Warder No cok) caAng Ikrmg enmnd F/T E P/T CaB Misty SmafUer 323-2070 esf. IO S T COCKATEX n Ih# Stone brook Apts area OR Arport Bhrd Plats* cat with any into R f • WAHOft 324-1ME______________ 2T2 S e r v ic e s -W a whet# cnot an tram our Haaraniy Father to hava mar n our paths ol Ives nsscurry and uncertainly We both knew our aajuamtanca was meant lo b# and our destiny was ol ynporlance and our paths would never rally ever ba of dttUnce M# brought us tog*mat at on* Than* you most of as that tfa it beautiful, and that tme is of Ihe estance Thank you for hatpmg me make Ihe best oI every hour of hvmg kle ~4 U- E meocel GIFT OF LIFE •0O-31S-S433 Legal Notices W THE CIRCUIT COURT M AND FOR S IM M O L I COUNTY, FLONIDA CIVIL DIVISION CASS NO. S8-4BS-C A- 14-S KENNETH LEE NORMAN, a* Personal Representative of the Ealele of JAMES LINCOLN NORMAN. Deceased. Plaintiff NANCY WATERS. 8 ANT AND ALL OTHER OCCUPANTS IN POSSESSION Defendants N O T IC I OF ACTION TO Nancy Waters, and any and alt othar occupanli in posses­ sion. ANO ALL OTHERS TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ol Ihe institution ot this action ol Eleclmenl by Plemtilf lo recover possession of the fol­ lowing described reel property located In lemmole County Florida Legal Oatcrtption Lot 47, Villa* ot Caaselberry Phase 2 Plat Book M , Pag** 11-11 ol Ih* Pubhc Records ol Seminole County. Florid a Tea Parcel No : 34-21-30-E30-0090-0470-0-2 Address 1SS3 Cars*(wood Street. Winter Park. F I 327*2 YOU ARE HEREBY raquirad lo M* your anawar or wrtllan defenses, M any. In the above proceeding with Ih* Clark of thia Court and lo serve • copy thereof upon Iha Plaintiff* attorney. Jamae Scott Mill*. 22SS La* Road. Suit* I I I ; Winter Park. FL 327ES. on or before April E. IM S It you fail lo tda your anewat or wrttlon dotonsoa in fho above proceeding, on Plaintiff '* attorney, a default will b* entered againtl you lor Ih* ralial demanded in Ihe Complaint or Petition Signed on thia 4lh day of MAACH, t*M (SEAL) Maryann* Mora* Clerk ol tha Circuit and County Court. •aminol* Counly. FL By: Cecilia V Efcern Deputy Clark NOTICE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT OF 1M0 * Administrative Order No 17-3 If you ara a peraon with a dis­ ability who heeds any accom­ modation m order to parttclpata In thia proceeding, you at* antibad. at no coat to you, lo Ih* provtalon ot certain aaaistanc*. Pleas* contact Court Administrator at 301 N Park Avanua, Suit* N310, Sanlord. FL 32771, (407) 323-4330 eat 4227 within I working day* of your receipt ol thl* nolle*. If you ora haarmg or vole* impaired, call 1-*00-tSS-S77t Pubfrah April 1. E. I I . 22. IS M DEO-110-A 'EXTRA INCOME '98* Earn S200 *500 weakly maJ rig can o-grams For mtr# ta formation sand a sort addressad stamped envelope to Oatrt Cards 8 Ortt. PO Bos 612290 Mum. F I 31281 WALK-MS * X L K D S era trat nurses specie tty Healthy kids too< HRS*Q*2532 324-TS82 2 FLOOR WAITRESSES lor this SATURDAY ONLY. Cell 321- 31— I n fo r m atio n al S ervices ACCTS PAYABLE CLERR 12 y*t *q> data entry good den cat I comm H i ll H S Dipl rqnj Good ban COE Drag Free WorSprace CoasBrw O i l . *073236500 UP TO OATE sports tesutTA' tpraadt/Trrvi* £t?ctt Toapsf horoscope* E much more" 1-900-329-0673 axt. 7021 U M per wan Mutt ta 14 yra fUMMN. AEST Immed Opentog Cr*«M Dapl Wrong comm. ctancaJ stats, coeacbon asp a • 1O f Drag Fra* W P CoasSm* Oral (407)323 8500 53— B u s in e s s OrroRTUNtms LfiM vood Mm a m a Itudto. Walk me welcome 7 drys Private rmt Female Sit* UtceMMTTBS LOOKW a FOR NNTTM MOTHER * S IS TIR WTwto male bom m Santord E/10r*S to a young am07* women from e prommerK Sanford family Adopiad at 9 mo* of aga Fast name was Mchaal Pleas* ca* (352)3724342 i you have into L o r^ ;Term-Short Term lamp Te HU* Inhome preschool ages 2-11. Ltouted apace. CeS 321-781*. USC t l S U O _________________ D A T! L M I-F U N TN M 1 900 407-27E2 E d 387E *2 99Vkn t l Vf» Serve U 1619)864 *434 ______________ »8 !u _____e a jM J iit AN EXP LOVMO MOM Prawtos educational artvrws along wdh T IC 8 playroom, ten yrd Cert CPRCDLttotTto* latot For Ptorvrew 3300700 ADOPTION Living eapenaes countering k S IM TlttotoRARNS. NC 27— N ursery & C hild C are 21— P e r s o n a l s _______________ 4 0 7 / 8 3 1 -9 9 3 3 D E P A B IM E N T .H Q D B S 51* 15— H O RLANDO 4 0 7 / 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 PER LINE 13 Weeks Contract Rates plat th e r e o f a s r e c o r o e d IN PLAT OOOK 22. PAOE 42 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA NOTE PURSUANT TO THE FAIR DEBT COLLSCTION PRACTICES ACT YOU ARE ADVISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS DEEMED TO BE A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT AND ANT INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE WITNESS my hand end Ihe •eel of Sard Court aw M A S SSN. IS M i re, Maryann* Morse As Clerk ol Ihe Court By Jane E Jesewic As Oeputy Clerk CODILIS S STAWIARSKI 4010 Boy Seoul Boulevard Suite 460 Tampa. Florida 11402 Telephone ( I I 1) 122-600* CSS M2-OSOI2 Publish April TS. 12. IM S DEP-ISS S e m i n o l e H e r a ld *27 N OTIC8 UNDER riC TITfO U S NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Notice is hereby given that the U*utersigned fHirsuant to the "Fictitious Nam* Statute. * Chapter ft*$ 09. Florida Statute* wifi register with the Department ot Stale. Division o! Corporations, upon receipt of proof of the publication of this Notice the fictitious name, to* wit TROPICAL AMOCO under which w* ere engaged in business at 1094 West Mighwey 416. in ih* City ot Altamonte Springs, Seminole County, Florid a Thai the parly interested In said business enterprise is as follows OARRA LIMPA USA INC By Marcto F Lima, President Deled al Ollendo Orange County, Florida, this I Sth day of April. I99B Publish April 22. I99B DEP 226 $300 - $500 OratTtMkng (toon* cards No I t petienc* necessary For more inTv me ton tend a S A S l to P O Boa 89*364. 33269 1355 A a c A tw m tm , m c . .f L BEST Home Bwalness out Vwra If you ara aenout about makng money ml no se« cJ prod, no nv. nonet CAB 282 3320__________ AQ CARRIERS* INC, JO M M T Tupporwar* ttmdy New fnanda eras t FREE car E kto at the same tune nearest edTCaSLtoda S 528-3817 ’ NEW PAY PLAN" '2 3 TO 22 Certs Psi MM IQADFD A FkJPTV TO a ttiir "LAY OVER PAY’ ’BREAK DOWN PAT' ’EXTRA STOP PAV •I Day 04 tor 7 Days Out’ •VACATION PAY"HOLCAT BONUS PAY* '401 K RETIREMENT •PEFVORMANCC BONUS •SAFETY BONUS •RIOER PROORAM ’CONVENTIONALS •SATELLITE EOLSPPED ’EMPLOYEE Aaaa P ra a m t Yr O TR E X P /C L8 A C O L REO Pr**** c*B I *m to 5 pm Monday tvu Friday Only T-809-871 8080 art. 83 ■OB 59— Fin a n c ia l S ervices TW EO of bang u n e d (town tor Oman Learn where to obtain Vw betl deal* creckt cards am but toent. debt consolidation Rato* s* tow as 5 9 V no an nuto less, etc H E W Erearpna- 63— M ortgages WE BUY MOOTOA04 NOTES, Truat Deed*. Land Convicts anywhera N you own a now or ara ecSecltojjprra^^S^tf2402^^^ A O E N T/R EA L E S TA T E 7(T—Education & T r a in in g FREE CAREER ECMBSAR Thcrsday Apm 23rd M 7 00 p m 1901 West SR 434 Expansion ol our office makes openmgs tor a law carver-maid­ ed people Seen*** n» unScanaed CaB Nan TA'oNwendar 407 IS* M S I a n 43 or just com*' Accramad Track School COL. VA/TAApprv Job A***! Wkend classes Nsaonai Track School 1-808498-7384 U K E W O R K IN G W IT H P E O P L E ? BE A MEDICAL ASSISTANT A i a Msdtosf A n n u m mm an Assoctols of Soane* degree, you wN help prepare pakants tar sismlnatictos. conduct importam nets and psrhap* even at*M in minor aurgary fra wankng carter I you kke tag other* m a m t e Ma n c c ALL AROUNO HAMOVMAN Must have own loots and VaAepCrtalton, knowtedg* ol at saPlrn of Cal 407^444813 or 407-333- •Oty or Em nm aClui •Financial Aid k » Thom ousay •Qtaduam Ftaoaman Aaaa ALL POSITIONS CaB Today* 407-S it -M i l Now hamg Part Sms 8 F lA tme CaosSenf wage* ■SERVERS •COOKS Ctty Cotfo o t 853 EktlHwy 438,81* 200 a 32707 ‘COUBfTVR HELP 71— H elp W anted jfrti vokstm r al tie Orlando-Sanlord Airport J b ftv's C b eb r F/T tor B Major Mtnulacktong ptam in Saidord Postoona ara avaiabto on al aMU. 11 or 330-11 323-034S Mon^1|roraSamk^2pm. CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos CaUbrey Catow cryytograni* are craawd from quoiehana by Iwrou* peopw past and praaam Each wear ai Vwcwra - - - - r«U y i(S e D egue* C ’ U C F F W C T V E T 8 K E M C R R 1 R 1 V K D Y K R C Y W O I Y H H 1 R M K P C A R K O O C A H R I HI E T R M M T P C T R . ‘ — P C A D V I t R PREVIO US SO LUTION : ‘ AN men should slftvs lo learn bofo/a thoy dig / What they are running from, and lo, and why* — Jamas ThurDar / �71—H elp Wanted 71—H elp Wanted AMERICAN MAIO it ftbtog lor MMbn* work Monday Friday Cal 321-8844 lor appomtmani At MmMy 1ST I 1 «T AND END SM FT ASSEM­ BLY RECOTON CORPORA­ TION, th« nation's toaomg manulacturor/a>ttributor ol atodromc accessories. hat an opening m irt Laka Mary a«y tor 1st and 2nd afvfi asW y position* Houra are 7 00AM 3 30PM and 4 00PM12 30AM Must ba abto to Ml a minimum ol 35 t » and aland tor • houra Apply n person at I0W Emma Oeka Trai, Laka Mary, f t 33748 CDL CLASS A TRUCK DRIVERS NEEDED Shod term hauls - CA1Y MON­ EY] long (arm tmptoymora op portunihes available with last growing company EkcaOent pay A twnehts (ailansnie travel involved) See Homier Saws Manager • MARINA HOTEL A CONFERENCE CENTER 530 N Palmetto Avenue. Sanford 8 AM. l » W No Phone C a t o ___ CHILDCARE TEACHCR-P R A EFT poa avail C0A or tap a •. Sankvd Early ChWTvxxJ Canter. 3779845 --------------- c n X a --------------NEW WAOE PROGRAM AS shits FT t PT Wa otter •I cedent benefits. metudng medtcavdentatMe insurance education reimbursement *01 (k) paid vacation pay m ol beneftts Wa ara seeking defeated “Vbvdua'i to tram ngni peraon|sl PWate apply Healthcare A Rehab Center el Bantord. Contact Nt sa Afman 950 Maaonvea Rd Santord F I 37771 779# 1807) 377 9588 EOC I A Truckeri Maka contact quickly your stata A N Amenta New height matetang ays 74 hra Aimm 1 <** 499 4479 MC/Vtoa ^SnDDRTDSS^-----la taotong lor immail and QPENWGS WITH VERY COMFfTTTIVE SALANNS Caa OeBary Manor. 407 442* Aak tor Deecsor ol Nuts mg or apply wKlwi 00 North tbghway 17 07. DeBary. Eton Onto Free Workplace IO B . ATTHINN MMOUTY/ WOMENOWNEDAMO iffCAI. lift f i t l i x l h m l M artin is an n y u l opportunity c m p L iy n i u t rrnlty in the process o l pur sum f the (krlam lo Sanfied A irp o rt Secant* Im prove m en u o m r a l ami are tnu-i rsiesl in scekiny sutxim irac•orV p ru u d e rs w ho special i/e in the fo lk )* in f v e n u e s • (ieneral Electrk • Trenching and 1111 • Fencing • F ib e r C able Installation Ptrasr undrruaikl Ihe final 1-tJ u due April TV. i w t laletrskrd fm m muri >ho» proof ol senili Canon from Human Kiftin Cumnusskw and a N rrl tui.eiu ry of your fm n'i gualifnwn* in perfivm dir re Lard s o t aihlka serine Mad or I as by April 17 o n -m -m i inuq DRYWALL FINISHERS Needtfd tor reset crew Erp w/ handioofs A toots Cal AI al 373 3234 EXPERIENCED Fra wood busi­ ness Must know how to split A market wood Call 323-1411 Up to 50% commissexi$7/hr minimum A Benefits to Lake Mary Salon FANTASTIC SAMS 37S-4I00 AVON N C C M reps • vas am* sea hefi quality products, earn good U S . her h o u i 371-7187 Laka Mary's tne d*eng rttuu rant oilers a (peat workng an mronment Be part M a proles sronal learn and conatxAa to our auoceM f V^in nalain w n rIfw n nuit (Fu« I Part Tima | •Oaftwashar S9 7Mv •Cooks 11 OOtv •Servers U I Vhr ♦ npt Apply In person af 951 Greenwood Bkrd, Lake Mary or caa 331-3441 •LPN t1 p.m to 7 a m •Restorative CNA •CNA a AH shifts •Dietary Aides Competitrva wages. srcaMent benefits and henbie schedul mg Call 407-444-4428, EOC. HAIR STYLIST AUTOMOTIVE O C TA L!R S SantordtongwocnVOrlando Good Income Potential Benefits After BO Days Tapft Seel 407 793 3055 CAPPUCCINO la tookmg lor utontad and ai caplional Individuals for lha EXPERIENCED GROUNDSMEN lor tree CO Top pay. CDL A PLUS CALL 333-3481 FORK U F T evpenenced. strong back, good EL OL. pay com mansurata with erp 3499738 ATTENTION CNA* Coma and (om our caring learn ol Nuraaa and CNA* Evcal lent benefits Eipenenced racogmied 3.00pm-11:00pm shift available. Ptoaae apply in person Deltona Healthcare Re habilitalon Center IBS I Elkcam Bird. Deltona IO C B isTno------------ —T)£BARY MANOR CONSTRUCTION APT REHAB Carpenter.DrywaH A Punch out can Slava *07-290-2041 WAFFLE HOUSE HIRING ALL SHIFTS Cooks A Servers F/T or P7T Apply in person 4740 W SR 48 (407) 121-4440 71—HELr Wanted NEEDED:" f L o S A m A n , - Muit' Strip, was A buff rtoon and haul equipment Must work weekend* and week nights CALL 3719781 Aam-Spm. NEW AND EXCmNO HOTEL LOCATED NEAR THE UCF is hmng tor the following pop AUDITOR, ROOM ATTENOENTS, A MAINTENANCE UTKJTV. Apply to person to the Hampton Inn A Suites. 3450 Ouadrangto Bivd, Orlando EOE, Drug Free Workplace FOR CERAhBC worker Erpen enced preferred or wilt tram Caa t l l - l t ll . LABORERS NEEDED FOR UNDERGROUND U T IL IT Y C O N T R A C T O R MALTM erSuWANCf AMO 491* PlAMf Orue tree werkptoce Apwr at taa laaar Ortve. kkamcnw l e v LAKE MART CH4LO CARE CENTER looking tor responsr tee. dependatee A experience-) care grver tor vaned age groups Ptoaae caa 321-2294 LANDSCAPE WORKIR S F/T Etp Caa 378 0750 LAWN MAMTEMANCE FORE­ MAN A LABORERS For Commercial ACCOUNTS Musi have a v . A ret Cal Tent Care 3309000 — EXPEfilfeNCED •TRACK NOE OPERATOR ■LOADER OPERATOR •ORfVtR IBS For commerctaL'residenlial land Clearing Eapenence pra­ terred Hobday pay (vacation deal msuranca Pay com mensutale with eap Please cab 3739918 M-F. 79________ LABOR READY WORK TO O A V M K ) TODAY t u t S French Ave “Sli 323-4143 LPN NEEDED P7T Ratiiemant faewty Supplement present in­ come M. t Th A F 7 9PM. AI W E 7-1 Sit 3 11 Sun 7670500 a 77 MERRY MAOS HBBNO Car A Insurance Needed Weekends FREE 331 5788 Rtsktontlal Cltinlng MOLLY M AC IS H M NO F/T •M P •89pm. WW Train. *07-717-8007. NATIONAL----------CASH ADVANCE Eslabkehad etabto co is took managar* and F/T CSR'l Eacaltont opponunrtHS tor advancement Great bene IK*. Collection experience helpful, but not requeed Con­ tact National Cash Advance at P.O. Boa 7481 FL 32231 o# A 6 aT V H e r e d ie t & SANFORD 2/2 perfect ennd. lion w/irg enclosed porch Treed lot w/l beautiful land scaped REDUCED 869 500 Call Maureen 485-3447. ow v SANFORD S/3 1 story 1917 His tone home LO wftr ptc. Den. OR, 2 Meh. CHA sep Mother-Taw A drive way NEEDS TLC 8175 000 Call 834-7884 or 3707142 A WANTED 3 bdrm m Ravenna Park Call Dot Wader. Jemlgan Prop_ g T M 323 3165 or 330 3255 SERENE 17. lamrty neighbor­ hood. Estate sen Bu'ft (571 lor Naval ottcers 871.900 CaH Dot Walter. Jemgan Properties 323 3165 or 3301755 3/2 w/lam rm. pool, |*cui7i. prtv lence CrifOy (he pitot Ihrt summer. priced right at 87SOOO JM OOYLE wtth Sian Strom Realty (407) 322 2470 ACCOUNT REPS It you have business to busi­ ness sates etpenence, are sell motivated, results oriented with the deeee to wn. Labor Ready needs you We offer salary, bo­ nus. benefits and more Send resume to Labor Ready 1551 S French Ave, Sanford FL 17771 or fa* to 407-331-57B7 Part Time STOCK ROOM Postal Job* Up to 117.31 hr. Guaranteed Hre For App And Eiamlnto Cal 8env5pm PST (B ttH M -W O R K a r t 9-1003 ••••330-3418**" NEED 100 • MEN A WOMEN Da*y f « n Defy pay Verwtes a PLUS COME WORK WITH T IC BEET Papt ABout h LABOR READY & Send resume to 575 E Rich Ave . Delano FL 33774 LABOR RITE -fue 4 BED POOL HOUSE -No Pine Hills Totally remodeled, $1000 dn, $650 mo Open House Sun 1 5 788-0679 SERENE 17, latmty neghbor hood, Estate sell Built (57) tor Navel Officers 171.900 El Ot required Noon-4 00 p m M F. D T.W P , Call 799-1BB7 A beautiful A eacdng hotel to cated to (he UCF area IS Nring tor the totowun poaanns AM SERVERS, COOKS. HOST! HOSTESS, HOUSE PERSON, Apply to person to Hokdey Inn 12175 Hgh Tech Ave, Orlando EOE DRUG FREE WORKPLACE IMMEDIATE OPENINGS. Natl Svc. Co. has P/T A Custodial poa. even Knowledge of Clean­ ing Preferred Lake Mary Area. CaH: 407-94292Bf JOIN ire tell Fiearhea re lean, to Volusia county ftoaloretlve CNA needed immediaiety Previous eapenence helpful Call Dabary Manor 407-4A4442*. EOE. 141— H omes For S ale NOW H R MO: Deed Marketers No sales PT/FT. no etp neces­ sary Cal 763 7812 MANAGER TRAINESS HOTEL OPPORTUNITIES Saminota Herald, Sanford. Honda •Wednesday. Apnl 22, 1998 •SB K I T ‘ N ’ C A R L Y L E ® by L e rry W rig h t REAL ESTATE AGENTS LOCAL TERRITORY TOP COMMISSIONS We u t d y al toe toads tor bsttogs Check our Website a! www aana net OR CALL 1 800 937 8040 ii-ll 71— H ttP WAKTT!) SECRETARY HAIR STYLIST SUPERVISOR - ALF FRONT DESK MUST BE STATE CERT CNA APPLY LONGWOOD RE­ TIREMENT VILLA OE, 4*0 E CHURCH AVE. LONGWOOO RIGHT HAND MAN Needs 75 workers dally, ' l l sign on bonus to new *m- *01 *Eatrt pay to driver*. ‘Open I am 7*09108 K55PH9 w a n t e d -------Harpers *i*o Musi have bans putaton Cal 377 1449 SALES Easy money make huge com N i w n i vesmg toed tarvea to reel estate and mvxanoe agents Local reps needed Cab 313973810* LOCAL SALES REP wanted Sea toad Service to prdet urinal events who Have to queed Lx> commastons 2t39AO-79*8 r o r o n w --------T h e S k y * the U m R ... ft Cape Canaveral Cnuse Una you ditermtoe what your paychack w8 be We re looking lor motivated people with a good phone voice No eapenence neces vary became we bam you to lutreart Vbu can make 8*00/wkl Work m a ton almoaptoere Made al and dental insurance, cash sprits A ire* cruises' 1800 wgn on tionus avakabto CMI 407979-800011044 m to ft pm SECURITY OFFICER JOB Training Armed 4 Unarmed Brentty A Aaeoe. *34 7444 BSSBB RECOTON CORPORATION, to* nabont toadng m* notadorer/ distributor of consumer *4ec accasaores. has an ei r s Lake Mary ofko* tor a teed Spray Pointer, tel ipriy paaittog molded plastic components preferred Mechancal abery to m*citato apray booth and pecs guns A abety to mamuto sip ply inventory a must Must h*vt aacettont communication skies and be d*t*4-orwm*d Send resume and aatary hr*/ to Human Resources. iO Lake Emma Road. Laka Mary. FL 33740. or FAX re sume and salary history to 407-333-1984 EOE STENtTROM Q IN E r A l FEED] need* P-' f help. Primanty tor datrvanas and Saturday* Re-1 quire* a strong bad . pleasant personality and eaceXent driv­ ing record Personal truck or I UV for lowing traaer required. CMI Karen 123-tfM. 97— A partments Furnished T bdrm affey turn 8400/mon ■net 4k utit* 1 bdrm fiouM, 5450/mon 879-OOSVday* LG. 1 Bdrm. completely furnrshed wr Vvtr A garbage Eacat lent tor cotcKa or S M a parson 5375monvd*p Cal 373 1917 99— A partments U neurnisiieo TELE MARKETERS Cant up M IIO A ir Hourly * Bonus * Spiff*. Call Brian 111-4447 I BEDROOM APT 2nd FI. omM ctoan ac. ralfig. w « mcl 8795' mo . 8700 (top 378 91*8 TELEMARKETERS MARINER’S VILLAGE irut aoa i BO«u taiusao / h « u sa/ovao kkoue 3 2 3 -8 6 7 0 Fu* or pad time Tap salary bo nus and commission Smoamg once Longwood tocanon Cal d h o w at 787 9770 ROSELEA VILLAS W Spatial • MfOUontfi MUO OKAY 407-13984)1 TEMP. LABORERS A CASHIERS Need 4 people to untoed bucks A 2 cavhwr* O Chuck Homer* Truckload Saw See Honver Saw* Managar • MARINA HO TEL A CONFERENCE CENTER 530 N Palmetto Avenue San tort 8 AM 47898 Pays *7 Ott HR No phone case TRA4NEEANS TALLER Benefit*. F/T. CaBB3B-*700 TRUCK DRIVERS CUv* A COL. Oug Free. Apply 9 I M F 1407)8595171__________ TUPPERWARE Earn 870 830 per to o lor aiba money or have a to* tme career 1319471 WANTED: Inrbvduais who ar* seeking a tubiWng peapw on•rkawd career GREAT employ mem tnvwonmant. prolesaunal ■Ufa* awt*benefit! Consdet toe career of Dental Asawtmg Formal edueabon ol 1700 hours Laarkng to SlaM and National credent** work at a last paced. fwghWy technical, ever chanpng career m the allied heakh twd of Denial Asamng Ce« Otenwa Technical Censer*Orlando Tech Dental Depart­ ment. 407-7*4-7080. eat 4038. work place, teedy to re-erear or luat looking lo the future they nave a program designed for you! W A M M K jU • in 6 B W T ) STKKERNfO • RECOTON CORPORATION, toe nabont Wadxig dfstrputof/manufactuf #t of sWcknc accessor■** has an opening in it* Laka Mary warehouse lor 3rd shR stick •nng position Hours are 400PM • 12 30AM Mull b* aba* to Ml 50 to* R**pon*4M KMt toclud* pricing products ng Be abto to ad, to chs gee and posi es* good organuibonel *Uts Apply m person at 7950 Laka Emma Road laka Mary. FL 37748 EOE WAREHOUSE POSITIONS H BPPBfO, RECEfVWa. PICK WO. PACKING A NO WARKlUBBNl • RECOTON COR­ PORATION, to* naaon * Mad ng tbatnbutor/manufacturer of etecbomc accetaorwt ha* wtaeMM openInf* in iti Lake Mary lacMw* tor let and Ind shift warehouse- Hour* -8:389m, 7? 8 00am-4 :30pm and 4:00PM11:30AM. Must b# abto to Ml a mrumum ol 50 ba on a OOfthnuous ban* Forklift arpenenc* praterred Starting raw 85 75 1st shift. 85 95 2nd shto •• Musi peat math Mat Apply in person al 2950 Lake Emm* Road. Lake Mary. F L EOE. EXCITING OPPORTUNITIES AT ORLANDO SANFORD INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT TBI Cargo, Inc. located at Orlando Sanford International airport is currently hiring for full and part-time cargo warehouse agents and shipping agents. Warehouse duties include preparing all outbound airfreight, breakdown of inbound cargo, and off loading trucks utilizing a forklift. All candidates must possess a valid Florida driver's license, pass a drug screening, provide a ten year work/school history, understand English and maintain a flexible schedule. Previous warehouse or shipping experience is highly desirable. TBI offers: A competitive starting wage *}- Free Uniforms ^ Medical insurance after 90 days Opportunities for advancement ^ Exciting aviation work environment Candidates may complete an application between 10 a m. and 3:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. TBI CARGO* INC. 2747 CARRIER AVENUE SANFORD, FLORIDA 32773 Fo r R e n t EFFICIENCY Maul senr •convenwnt location 3738008 FURNISHED ROOMS-AI utts ind Laundry phone, and k4 use 885 890 a week 374-4956 STYLIST 4 NAIL TECH for a busy Lake Mary salon Call Brand* 333-3133 S*< Motivated Ind tor salon ml □real working atmosphere Estabkshed full service saton fkgh Commssion pad Cal 3739079 s WEEKLY RENTALS Starting • 877/wk Historic Downtown 3KM471 Small construction company in longwood Eapenenced Wm95, Ouck Books A payro* F/T or P/ T 31794*8 or fas 3179489. TELEMARKETER Non Satos we tram 88 5Ghr guar PI7 ftor eve hr* Cal Katoy 767-0808 (407) 869-0444 9Y— Ro o m 101— H ouses- F u r n is h e o SANFORD 1/1 5 Aar* fenced yard 1*50-mo * deposit Innate ca« 328-0081 103— H ousesU nturnished NOTICE Al rant*! and real estate advarbaamani* ara *ub)*ct to m# Federal Far ttouavig Act wtveh make* 4 degal to advertise any prataranca. kmAabon. or di* cnmnaion based on race col or. rangion **■ handcap. ta- on^ 1800 DOWN.-WMV RENTE Whan you can own tow 3 bdrm ham* ml CHA. new pant A car­ pet? Asa about HUO homes' T?m HtSbnan Group, bve, H -B M I i l l ? W IM St O btbm. 3 ba. a/ c t car garag* No pets 8650 mo 1850 (top t yr Was* 805-4148 3 Bdrm Houea. 1931 Wbwr Si hast A Me O at* rat rqrd Can 374 2417 tot pne* SUNLANO 4/3 Fenced spM plan, geat lor large family 857 000 Ownar 372-104) AFFORDABLE HOMES VENTURE I PROPERTIES to inorjo wwtw* krt Iff « tmmm**m* t l MIAMI VOUAUI MARKHAM WOODS 59 bd, 3 bath. I 2 acre*, over 3500 *q ft liv/dtotam, sern pod 8794800 4n OVER 2 000 aq ft/ Lrv'tbrV larrvirpic Crpt*wkahop I1 12.400 8/1 Sep Mother in law quaners Over 7500 aq ft *44800 I* A t i l O S I I O I I N L .1 r .t .lH I PH()l>| , n i 1 i;»t -i / 1•» 153— A creage L ot For S ale BinLDtNOLOTS 011477 across from Sunland Estates 373-1233 or pgr 44485*8 DEBARY-17 acre Res/oned in ruara area Paved read S15 000 Cad bar 848-0187 or 377-4340 DELTONA to aero* ideal tor mobae homasrta horse* canto, larmng or rurtaryf Toned agncultural 13.900/ACRE Sm down wtownar (nsne# *04-7871777 Of WM-Tt7-EM7 OAKRtOOE FARMS - OstbarV Deftona area t o aero*, total tor hone* or cam* (arm Modto home or homasa* Zoned agn 844 900 Fviancvig aval ml sm down payment (804) 787-8300 157— M obile H omes For Sale 1888 Palm Harbor Modto Home 28>64 Musi Sell. Like new, many eatras 119,000 592-2702 or 795 3461 87 OAK SPRINGS 3/2 DW Wtoe 24X60 Catherdral ceilings sky­ light A booth to Meh Huge LR w/firo place upgraded carpel DR-aaac cond Call Pat lor tppt 327-8178_____________ •7 OAK SPRINGS 3/2 DU Wtoe 12X60 Catherdral ceikng*. sky kghl A booth to Meh Huge LR w/tire place, upgraded carpel DR-evec cond Can Pat lor kppt 372-4178______________ PARK AVE. MOBILE PARK Home* 83.000 to 16.000 Sel Up Ftoancmg OU1ETI 373-7841 159— R eal Estate W anted INVESTOR BUYINO HOUSES PLUMS or LEMONS Charlie 444-7347 1B1— A ppuances & F u r n it u r e F o r S a l e REFRKL ADMIRAL IS C ft In great shape, 8150 Call 132B*78 anything. BED-QUEEN Sire. black wrought von canopy and prerrver otohopndto set Never used. Sdk boved. Cost 81700 Sen 8375 Catt 473-7314 BEOS ORTHOPEDIC FIRM SETS wtlh 5 year warranty Nev*r used Twin |75 Full 195 Queen 1115 King 8185 Call 407-884-9*54 BRASS BEO. Queen w/ 70 yr Orthopedic mattress tel Never used Coal 8400 Must i d 1275 cash 384-4400 DAY BED Wtvta, Victorian style wth 2 hen mattresses 4 trunde Never used 8300 407DAVBED wlrundto A two 70 yr mattresses Never used Cost 8850 Musi sea 8250 cash IS* ORYERS Starling O 8100 War­ ranty A debvery A* Bast 374-37(8 MATTRESS SALE - Full sue used boa springs A maftrets 865 00 Larry* Mad 372A117 RANQES Sevaral to choose horn Warranty A debvery A* B * « 334-11(8 NEW SMYRNA BEACH BOYSHELLE BLAND 1 n ground floor, ten. proch. I47(k) 804-42*-2*81 157— M o b i l e H Fo b S als om es U A n A O E M B PCCtAL 14 I 40 2/1 1947 Show Fum. CH/A gat Kvn IttJO O 24 a 441/3 Spat 1947 Skykne. lap tidrg I I I . *00 CARRIAGE COVE (407) 323-6180 HOUSE OF OOOOtES 901 Lo cutt Ave Fum . ip p li. house^d_e to cj_A _ca rto )^1 1 1 ^* 8 _ 217— G arage S ales GARAGE SALE SAT 9-3 1194 Tlmocuan Way-Longwood-Oft General Hutchinson Prkwy. Household Items, offlc* suppltot and rocroattonal aqulpmanl HUGE RUMMAGE SALE FLORIDA HOTEL SAT-10-5 500 S Oak Ave comer ol 5th A Oak Clothes, baby items, record*, etc Something lor everyone YARD SALE BALANCE OF ESTATE FRI/SAT 9-3 307 Satsum* Dr-Santord Oil Country Club Rd near Idytovnhe school WD. stack W0. reeliners. coftee/end tablet, lots ol rote, dishes, clothe*, kids toys 42*4772. YARD SALE THUR/FRI/SAT 7:30? 1000 LOCUST AVE -Georgetown Sub Tool*. Baby items, house­ hold terns, turn, lawn A garden equipmanl A Nice clothing EARLY BIRDS tl 347-7798 219— W a n ted t o Buy BUYING COMPUTERS PARTS 3714997 FOR Alum. Cant Copper / Bras* Kokomo Recycling: 331-9004 •18 W. First-M/F 8-8, SM.9-1 222— M u s ic a l In s tr u m en ts PIANO LESSONS-KRISTY WIL­ LIAMS Sanford Area 374 7588 Member U Natl Fad of Music 223— M iscellaneous HANDICAPPED 8600 Caa 322-6546 SCO OTER- WOLFE TANNING BEOS WASHERS-AJway* to stock Oabvery 2 year warranty A* Beat 374-1181 WHIRPOOL STOVE white. (Jig. Lai 5 mo* OU great condition 8700 Call 130-7841 TAN AT HOME Buy DIRECT and SAVE! Commarcialhoma units from 8109 00 Low Monthly Payments FREE Color Catalog Cal TOOAt 1-800-711-0158 187— S porting G oods 231— C ars For Sale •PORTS SCORES 4 NEWS MOW! 155— C ondom inium s For S ale 211 — A ntioue /Collectibles 1-900-388-5900 ext. 8541 82 •* par ewwto lifts * U IR H IH lIk U l 193— L aw n 6c G arden FREE WOOO 4 WOOO CWP4 4 MULCH CALL 373-3441 NEW • HP ELECT START T I L ­ ER Troy Bill Ong pne* 87339 wd a*( lor 81000 Caf 324-5798 199— P ets 6c S upplies t PUPPY Shota 4 wormed, t/2 AKC Springer Span*!. 1/7 lab *50 Cad 873-7294 1981 Ford Tempo OL Auto, n p/l jyw p i m i . cnrit* runs tie. clean 96K rmlat 82.500 0 6 0 323-1263 SEIZED CARS from *175 Porsche*, Cadillac* Chavyt. BMW* Corvettes Also Jeeps, 4w o t You' area Toa Fro* I800 218 9000 Eit 2206 tor cibrant kttmgs 238— V W e h ic l e s a n ted CASH S4S PAJDt For Jivik Car*. Truck* 4 MtoCl MEP AMERICA BfAUTTU 322 8*t0 240— Boat R entals FWEBNQ BOATS FOR RENT Staring ai 830 4 up AJao 24- Pontoon. Cal 330-1BI2 fetENitnOM RgkffALi NORTH LAKB 1/1 hart condo w/ acm patio W T) $900/1*00 SANFORD 2/1 Condo CH/A 2/7 Condo. Ip comm pool Laaa* Mfopaon 85509500 JM DOYLE (007) 133-7470 W1 NEED HOUSES TO RENT 105— D uplex/TKIPLEX SANFORD. 2/1 n*4 H S .O H A .W W CARPET Sec I accepted 323-4444 or 7*4 5513 107— M obile H omes For R ent 3/2. Fail Fum 8500/mo met w s 4 g 8230 Dap Aval 5/1. No ctwdran, no pats amokar After 5 30 3 337-0774 or Mjt 08 331-0708 117— C ommercial R entals 195— M achine W ork 279-H a u u n g 287-L a w n S er v ice s iHEAR-fhagara. mechanical 10 l a 10 gauge cap Oocto conca814000 0 0 0 407-299-1592 E A J LAMOSCAPI HAUUNO SERVICES- Comm A rat dabrtt removal. mowtno-Oump Traaar Sarv aval Iraa eat 3300693 or 9*04134______________ AAA ORA S3 MASTERS aervtca* provided DapandatW and aBordabl*. <aa tor Fro, HAUUNGM Ratal bash, garaga ctoan outs1 Raasonabia Rates'! 349-9656 Clean-ups. in*lanabont, timber 4 rock wa*s. mowing. waatAng adgng m l ba happy t o http yoi tower your monthly lawn car, costs 373-5464 2 5 3 - A d d i t i o n s 6c R em odeung ADVANCE TECTDMCS 11*41 ) t l 8141 CGC001I44 NEW REMOOCL REPAST Doors, window*, carpentry. tnkng. dacM 4 concral* 1-4433t S ! Q Baknt CBC19440 333 256-Apfuance R epair LAKE MARY. 192 Country Ctob Rd. ofic* or ratal. 482 tq tl, conUd R Davw 847-7788 SOJWTE A PPL. SERVICE Ra­ tovs. ail branda'appt. n d hot vtr htrs 471-4300 or 794-8440 LEASE Prim* showroom 4 warahous# 510.970 sq ft SR *41 Irontaga *07-5712500 263-Carpentry 118— O ffice S pace For R ent MOV* Bf 4 P E C U U I 400 aq ft A I4>1 5785 A MONTH Oftto* Storaga. 371-0170 or 333 2554 a OFFICE/OFFICE-WARE HOUSE Now AvaiabM Ouarthan Paraonal Storaga Cat tot daua* 578 2500 SANFORD OFFICE BRACE 2 Suftae avaAahto • 1100 BF A IB M BP. 407-221-7904 141— H o m e s F o r S ale CARPENTER. A* Horn* repairs, pamtmg 4 cararoc M* -----------------371-5977 2 6 9 -C l e a n i n g S e r v i c e s KATHYB KLEANMO-Ratrd . wkJy/mo . rantal cManouM. 13 yt*. asp a ref* 330-4343 . HomasrOtc/CondcxApart Wkiy/Bi-wUy/Mo LJSG1NSUR 07-174-7841 407-32*4278 275-Drywall DRYWALL’ETUCCO-ftoparrs Wait CatongT Maicftad. ~ 276-E u c t r j c a l SUPER FOUR If you want out' " o vatu* and con sa* past to* problem* you? snap ip VM on* of 8 kind 4 btbm contampory home wKh over 2.000 aq. ft. kwig area, to ground pod, ptu* man dalghtlut laatjrai Sailing a* I* cash TRASH REMOVAL OF ALL TYPES. Guaranteed bast rata Con­ struction dabra. oarage clean out. roofing. Wa HAUL ANYTHfNO La/ga iravert (bop oft available Liac/tnaur 1-404488-HAUL (4143) CALL D4CK* ELECTTMC 407-411-4741 r 44 Yr* PATRONIZE THESE LOCAL BUSINESSES 280-Home Im p r o v e m en ts CHARLES D. (Dan) AHLLER. Burktor. CBC057285. Res/ Comm , remodel, addMon*. rop*b MC. VISA....... *07-320-1741 DAV C RRV CONSTRUCTION HawFRamodaUnBAMpalr* LN: COC047T34 330-7201 HANOYMAN Parnbng concraW. dry wtfa fimod#imo iont. C l i 2i2-yQt> GOVERNMENT FORECLOSED Home* bom panmaa on E l, Daknquant Tax, Repos RCOft Vow Area Tdi Fra# (1) 400-2189000 EM. H 2208 tor currant taf- •ngs OREO OROBS LAWN SERV1CI RES/COM QUALITY CARE FREE EST 371-0439. SWANSON LAWN SERVICE Compton cuta-SiS * C al a da pandabto PRO 484-4470 288-L egal S ervices A-Z LawTach Divorce 855. Custody 178 Bankruptcy STS. Nam* Chang, SSS. EIC. 24 hr* (407) 527-03*7 t l n - lf L L j_ L i_ — l — ----------------------a IlMf Jf WRW.7Hl(wBpOn^*OlTV 300-Pressure C l e a n in g 281-Ir r ig atio n 6k R e p a ir 4 modal. New comptot* 4 ran* a g w iv R g a j^ M M M T O n ^ 285-L a n d s c a p i n g FULL LAWN SVC buMtot, am ba* bmnwig 7 yrs b«p Senior d tc Sattotacbon guarFor be* aal 8404603 MAADtSr ComnVRatrd •UcaAnsur •Fraa Etamatot *70 War* Eapananoa •Craaero Landscape Daalgnt •Planting A Mamlsnanc* O n e Tima Yard Clean Up WE DO IT ALU 431-0240 Tra# cufbngpamtog I gracing Top aoK/Mdb/graval Back-hoaAiab cm Raaaonabto rata* RANCH RENTALS 407-323-444* I BDRM Fenced, CH/A. Graal tocanon 857.900 VIP Prpoparbaa 332-9498 anybma SUNSCAPE LAWN MOMT Fra* EabmalaaA-ow I 840-7324 308— T e r m it e R e p a ir TERMITE' WATER* FWE DAMAGE REPAIR SPECIALIST _______atr-MT-aSTT 31?— T ree SERVICE C24EAPI CHEAP! Tra# prunbig/lniacttonaAotal land scaping Utcftnaur. 331-saoa >11 DON PICKNEN TREE BVC Traa/atump removal Fra* ast UcaAnsur 224-7342 SIMPSON'S Pro* Tra* Svc. 2C yr* a^i. >4 hr storm damage Saruor oaoount Total baa car* Fra* aslenala* Buctal bud avaaabto Cal 337-4734 TOMMY RUNYON Lawn • Tra* Svc kc/tnt. ratal corn Bucket buck, stump gmdrtg. baa aat CaH {74-1478 �SB •Seminole Heteld. Santord. Ronds •Wednesday. Apnl 22. 1998 by Chic Young B LO N D IE by Art Sansom THE BO RN L O SE R rWOOCD-fOO rc*l N (jLK>b ^ PLDOP-VWlTEr Of OOC HOObC WIN£ WITH TOUR. fA E A L V I f »T'i F£.D UlTH Bt£F AHO WHITE. WITH i£NFOOC>, WHKT | ELbCCWl ^ — ^DOWHEMl { OCPCF i(X F f ' f - > by Charlas M. Schulz PEANUTS HERE'5 THE WORLD WAR I FLYIN6ACE HOME ON LEAVE W D TU R F ^ IT'5 NICE TO BE BACK A M 0 N 6 OLD FRIENP5 WHERE YOU'RE APPRECIATED.. PLEA5E t a k e your ro ot b e e r 6 LASS O FF MY PIANO.. Second opinion can’t hurt D E A R U R . O O T T : A bo u t th ro e months ago. al age 5 1 ,1 had a mnxtcc lom y for breast cancer T h e lym ph nodes were free of malignancy and my general doctor assured me that no further treatment was necessary. He said that I don’t need to see an oncolo gist How ever, m y da u gh te r thinks that I need a second opinion Do I? D E A R R E A D E R : Th is is a difficult question Not knowing the details of your case. I hesitate to give an answer that may seem critical of your prime ry care physician. Nonetheless, the accepted sta n d a rd of ca re w ould include an oncology consultation, In my view. First of all. breast cancer is a seri ous disease that can be frustratingly unpredictable. A fter m any years of apparent inactivity, breast malignan cies may suddenly reappear. H ere is a personal anecdote that proves my point. I*ast week. I saw a new patient in the office. She was a middle aged woman with vertigo who had a breast removed seven years ago because of cancer. At that time, she refused h orm o n e tre a tm e n t, chemotherapy or radiation Her c u m was n o rm a l and she had no o th e r symptoms My otolaryngologist colleague and I hospitalired her because he r dizzi ness was so pronounced. As part of her testing, we were horrified to dis­ cover that her original breast cancer had spread to he r lungs and brain T h is was not a single m eta sta sis; th e re w e re lite ra lly h u n d re d s of lesions Th e cancer had attacked like w ildfire, u n p rrd icta b ly. after seven years In hopes of a miracle, we Iran* ferred her to a teaching hospital for radiation treatments On the other hand. I have several female patients who are free of canter 10. 12. even 20 years following treat ment for breast malignancies Consequently. I have a deep respect for breast canter, because the disease can fool the most astute physician You have much to be thankful for Th e cancer was removed before it had spread to the lym p h nodes. Nonetheless, most experts would rec ornmend continued the rap y, c ith e r with a course of radiation or hormone treatment with drugs such as tamox ifen. Therefore. I agree with your daugh te r that you need a second opinion from an oncologist. If no further ther­ apy is appropriate, fine, you’re out a couple of hundred dollars but no harm has been done. However, If additional therapy is warranted, the consultation could well save your life Perhaps you r p rim a ry core physl cian feels entirely comfortable moni­ toring you r course h im srlf with fre­ Count those losers By Phillip Alder T h is week, le t’s look at avoiding losers in suit contracts When the dum m y comes down, an expert goes through a routine. If it’s a suit c o n tra c t, he give s p rio rity to counting losers and winners. (In no­ trum p. he counts top tricks, but let’s leave that until next week.) Less good players usually do neith e r, so they ' _ much worse than they might. And f you Find the counting takes an hour or two to do, don't quit! Even an exrt was once a struggling beginner, the more you practice, the easier It g e ls. A n d if you w ill o n ly check losers or winners, count those losers Th e y will be more important on most ' sis. How do you count losers? B y look­ ing at your hand and taking dummy's qu ent e x a m in a tio n s and p e rio d ic mammograms Hut in my opinion, this isn’t enough If you were m y patient — or my sister — I ’d dam well want to be certain that there were no unpleas­ ant surprises months o r years down the road Oct that consultation. T o give you more information. I am se n d in g you a co p y of m y H e a lth R e p o rt " llr c a s t Cancer and Disorders ’’ Other readers who would likr a copy should send $2 plus a long, self addressed, stamped envelope to P.O. Box 2017, M u rra y H ill Station, New York, NT' 10158 Be sure to men­ tion the title. D E A R D ll O O T T : Which contains more caffeine, coffee or tea? 38 Church calendar 1 Counsel 40 Weight allowance 7 Desist 12 Ootten up 41 Nautical rope 13 Lawrence ol — 42 Follow 14 Media magnate 44 Bo Derek's number Murdoch 13 Most reliable 43 Orlando's si. 18 Goddess ol 46 Pro — (lor the healing time being) 17 Card apot 48 Ornamental 18 Investigative band 81 More primitive 21 S U r c h peris 55 Type of auger 23 Hindu cymbals 38 Cracked 26 Poetic foot 57 Donkeys 28 Former Indian 58 Affirmed currency 29 Room In a DOWN ro e c it y Rbur H O S P IT A L , m * . A n t> M AS. tfC A M f P A M N T S O f A ‘Birthday TY»A»Y TOY. L A M TH A Your most outstamkng success** In tbs year ahead will coma from arrangements m which you unselfishly share with oth­ T 'S T W O ers. In those endeavors you3 and up get­ ting more than you give T A U R U S (A p r il 8 0 -M a y 80) Nawly acquired Interests ara favorad al this dme. so this is a good day to work on ‘t H « K V £ . T endeavors that have captured your atten­ by Dave (Jraite and Jack Render tion recently. Major changes a rt ahead lor Taurus In the coming year. Sand for your Astro-Graph predictions by mailing 82 and S A S E to Astro-Graph, do this newspaper, P.O. Box 1788. Murray Hill Station. New York. NY 10158 Be sure to lU ta vouc zodiac non. G EM IN I (M a y 2 1 -Ju n a 20) Parsonal ambitions will bs fulfilled mors easily today if you look lo help other as wed as yourself. A combined support generates the oomph you need for success. C A N CER (June 21-July 22) Today you have the ability to express your Ideas motrsAnt>. A SM MY! PETER GOTT, M.D. D E A R R E A D E R : T h e am ount of caffeine depends on the strength of the brew and, in the case of tea, how long it is steeped. As a general rule, a strong cup of regular coffee contains more caffeine than a standard brew tea, but the a m ou nt can be va ried according to individual tastes C ISM NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN ACROSS 30 Tsn-cent piece 31 A wasting 33 Certain eater 38 Throat-clearing 37 Poetic lime Answer to Previous Punts □□□□□ □□0000 0Q Q 0 □□□□□□ □00000 □ n 0 {2 0 0 □□□□□□ nnmnno □□□ 000 n o o n □ □ □ 0 in n n □ n n m n 000 00 a □ 00000 000000 □0n □□□ OB 1 Swiss river 2 Actress Joanne — 3 CEO , e g. 4 Words of understanding 9 Waxy _____ [3 n n E 0 □ 000000 H 00 n ra n _____ D 0 0 0 Q 0 0 0 O 0 □ 0 0 0 0 0 0 U 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 O substance In cork 8 Capture 7 Warship STUMPED? ,0fAn***ra*Touc****“*“n' _________ ____ ___ _______ . vvtDwi'vuae 1-800-454-3S35 ext axle 100 ------------------------------- ----------------- 8 White House nickname 10 Female ret. 11 Have a snack 13 Phase 18 Move restlessly 18 Lawyer F. Lee — 20 Exempt from (harm) 22 Foods 23 Formal iiwtfrr 24 Slick (lo) 29 Nonciergy 27 Gambia 32 Typa of maal 34 Lacking fool parts 35 Over-adorned 39 Loud protest 43 Spooky 48 Piece of ice 47 Silent 48 Allas (abbr.) 49 Thing. In law high cards into account. In today’s deal, you a rc in four h e a rts. West leads the spade five. How many losers do you have? What's your line of play? Yes, South's four-heart rebid was aggressive, but he bought a good dum ­ my. Did you find three losers (two clubs and one diam ond)? If so, you forgot the spade four. All right, you saw how to deal with that loser, but you should count it. T h e r e a re tw o co m m o n w ays of eliminating a loser ruff it in the short­ er trump hand (usually the dummy) or discard it on a w in n e r in the othe r hand. Here, the former applies. A fte r w inning trick one, cash the he a rt ace. p la y off the second top spade, and ruff the spade four with d u m m y's heart queen. A lw a ys ruff high when you can afford lo do so. Finally, draw trum ps and concede the three minor-suit losers. North A 8 6 V Q 6 5 s k q s A to a 7 3 4 West , East A q 10 7 3 3 1 *43 s a i l A J 9 • V 8 7 2 S A 74 2 A K 2 A A qJ 9 South A A K 4 * A K J 10 9 S J 10 9 A 83 Vulnerable: East-West Dealer South South I v I * West N orth Pass 2v Pass Pass Opening lead: a East Pass Pass 5 ci*wb> NFAlnc HOROSCOPE fin/uj.r tonight. at DR. OOTT r t V - .S with an enthusiasm that will arouse interesl m others, especie if you're promot­ ing something with which they are unfam*ar. L E O (Ju ly 2 3-A ug. 22) Determination and persistence are the two plus factors you're capable of bringing into play today al a critical moment to achieve your pur­ poses V IR G O (A u g . 8 3 -te p t. 82) Your mats can be swayed to your way of thinking today if you present your views and opin­ ions with tenderness and compassion and by showing consideration to all with whom you rs involved. L IB R A (S a p t. 2 3 -O c l. 23) You might spend more time sorting out Mu*toons lor others today than you will attending to your own Interests. Your grsatsst |oy comas from being a giver Instead ol bamgataker. SCORPIO (O c t 244«ov. 82) Today y o u ! rackets a warmth and charm others will Ind extremely attractive, especially mem­ bers of the opposite sax Gal going and ' ' V tfc .V t T T > . ,-?!<,-){■ >iYfViZ r*; k v **' get glowing S A G ITTA R IU S (Nov. 23-Oac. 81) Tuna spent today on your pet hobby or just put­ tering around the house wb provide you w*h relaxation and graUAcakon. Have fun beetg constructive and productive. C A P R IC O R N (D e c. 82-Jan. 18) If you have a free evening this would be a good lima to taka care of social obligations Even withdrawn companions will coma out of their sheas lo beak In your apirk. AQUARIUS (Jan. 2&4eb. 18) You won't regret buying thing* for other* today, especially if they are members ol your family. Your joy'comes from bringing joy to those you love. PISCES (Feb. 80 Marc h 80) Even when dealing with aertoua Issue* today, try lo use humor lo make your point*. Light touches wi« lessen the sang. ARIES (March 2 1 -A p ri 18) Y o u l have the wherewithal today to taka thing* oth­ ers leef are too trivial to botoar about and turn them Into aomething that enhances your personal position O lM to N E A .b c � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1998 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 22, 1998 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Progress in Seminole County || ^ C O N C E R T T O B E N E F I T T O R N A D O V IC T IM S ...P E O P L E 4 A I It C R IM E R E P O R T S ...2 A Sem inole Herald S e rv in g S a n fo rd , L a k e M a ry , L o n g w o o d , O v ie d o , W in te r S p rin g s a n d S e m in o le C o u n ty s in c e 1908 Lawmakers keep the heat on drug trade Violence Free Community Month Ily Nick Pfelfauf III N A ID S I AI I W K IIi K N I.M IM M .I. (ill M l S e m in o le < IIIIIIIV S h e t lll D ull K s lin g r r w as am ong law e ilt iill f'tlie lll n llll e r s lln lll seven • enll.il I lurid .1 loun lles Mnny members ol the community gathered last year to remember those hilled by a c t s o» violence R e m e m b e rin g victim s o f violent crim es Mllwee Si hi mis len t 1 n u n s ily M srvs llaw k ln s III KM I) » O U K K S IU N D K V I SKMIMH.K ( O l 'M V • M.in h i- Vn.lriiii I II I' ( "tlllUlltlltV Month wltll lilt tllllil .ill nu.il Violent c I i i t M.iri h pi.iiim il lm Hit mil.iv ,ii II .1111 hi i "operation with i in atid r IIIIIIIV nllll i.ils All it11«-f •**»»••»! 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I r.dtia knit! Area II 111r I At III.di.nil alld Mil a 'he leadllit! .11 Iv in ales ut this llllpurt.lllt measim said the new 111D I A wuillil lie a 111a|>>t boost Iii alltl dint! ' Hulls alunt! I luiida s so • ailed *1 I I oil idol * all area that sin lilies tium Davtulia Heai h mi thi All.min ( oast the l.iltlpa/St I’etelshliri! area on the t!i(It the < entral Klnrlda HID I A will Ini hide Seitilimle Vulusla 1 Halit!'' Osi rola Polk I hllsljfirunt!h and i'liirllas 1 ininlles Mn a said the liiuve is a i!<»od hist step 111 lltlhtllit! the SANI O U i) Tlie Sanford Ki wants ( lull will hold Us 34th Annual I'aiuakc Day Saturday, with cnicn.ilnmrnt and niusu . door prizes and hallonns lor Ihe kids Donated Items will be aui honed dun nit a Silent Auction Auction Items unhide sets ol inline skates .mil i!lll certlltrales from various local bust nesses. Three will also he a hake sale. Harare sale Items, merchandise mart and fresh produce sale Tlie Klwants Club uses the . 1 »2A C la ssifie d .............4B-5B C o m ic s .............................. 6B Crossw ord........................ 6B Horoscope........................ 6B Obituaries........................ 2A Police B r ie f s .................. 2A People .............................. 4A S p o r t s .................... .1B-2B TV .......................................4A Weather ........................... 2A 6 To aipact Ilia to ba tailored to our specifications is to Invito frustration. * - Anonymous By Rust White IIKRAI.I) STAFF WKITKK Proparing to servo broaklast for tho 34th Annual Ki warns Pancake Broaktast aro (from loft) Bill Fraasa head of the merchandise mart. Wall Padgotl. ovonl chairman Bette Gramkow. head ol tickets. Walt Smith. Itead ol silent auction, Dave Liddol. dub president. Clyde Long, pancake cook. Harvey Halo, sausage cook. JoAnn Zapl. head of bako sale Phil Gunslor. head ol silent auction AUA.MO.Vn-: SPRINGS Seimnolr County Coiiunis sum Chairman Kandy Mom s delivered .1 State of Seminole Countv address to more than -t(K) people today at the Or taudo North Hotel The theme was "Partnerships.” "We are fortunate to live and work In Seminole County, a dynamic proactive community.” Morris said. "As a community of partPlease See County. Page 3A N e w exhibits showcased at G en eva M u seum event IN D E X Briefs 1 net pun reds In siippmt 20 Sanlmd area organizations throut!hout the year Tlirse or gaiil/.dlnns lliiiudc Hovs and Girls ( lulls. ( amp ( halleutte. Sanliml (iin sti.u i Sh.iilnn Ceniei. Golden At!'' Games. Muscular Dystrophy. Hov and Ciiil Si mils and niaiiv others Hrcaklast will he served hum H a 111 to 2 p 111 at (lie Sanlmd Civic Center Meal donation Is $!i per person and includes pain akes. sausage. ( oiler, juice and milk For more 111 (onnalloii call Wall Smith al 32:1-5088 or I'lill Gunster al M>8 1015. P irate free D ru|l. Page 3A Key to county efficiency Y ou ’ll flip over Kiwanis event From S taff Reporta growing (e n tra l I lotid.i dnni pluhlein I ui the past several v 1 .11 s ‘ he said 'uni 1 uMiiniinitv and our kills have (alien VII mil III linn! tr.dlH kris As a result we have seen 11-1 old ntiinliers ol mir 1 Inldren dvint! It mu heroin overdoses Or anile and Osceola counties led the state In herulll deaths pel 1 apita III 11fII 1 "Diw nitonetnrtil persunnel in I entral Klnrlda have lepealedlv lolil me that they are Im-iiih overwhelm'd hv ihe explosion ol ilriit; traltli knit! in the I 1 1 mndor * said (iraham "We should not iilid rifstlmule the lineal Drill! pushers have all eMenstve r nllllllllllll alloiis tiel win k allliosl unlimited Muds with whtih lu pursue illegal .11 livtlles and list high ie> h equipment to avoid detei mm Only hv « miihinuni mu elfnrts do we have any hope u| stupplut! llielti m lliell tr.11 ks * Ml! a explained that < entlal Florida "has heroine a transit Ihittit lor drug* coming m i" thr lesl ol the nation. and Orlando lias earned thr unfortunate honor ol having the rtei mid lllt!hrst mimher of 101 nine and heroin deaths in Florida ' lie By Shari Brodie IIKRAI.I) FKATURK KDITOU GKNKVA It's a sm all hulUllni! hut It holds the his­ tory of a community that dales h.uk to the Second Seminole War. On Sunday. March 2‘.). from 2 until 4 p m .. Ihe Geneva H is­ torical Society will open the doors to the Geneva Museum for a special open house, showcasing new exhibits In Ihe hiilldlni! that llrst opened In 19GB. According to information contained In (he museum, early settlers of Harney Cove, later named Geneva, dale hack to before 18G2. during the War Between the States. Some were soldiers from Ihe Indian wars who relum ed to build homes. Fori Lane, established In 1837. was built on Ihe west shore of Dike Harney, to light the Semlnoles who were camped on the opposite shore. The lake was named for 1.1. Col. William S. Harney, who found the area on an expedi­ tion out of Fort Mellon (Sanford). Harney reported lo Gen. Thomas Jesup. on Nov. 10. 1837. T h e re Is a considerable hull.in town on ihr east side ol Ihe lake. Duidrd and saw Iresh It.ii ks and a large (rail leading easterly Irom Ihe village...” A map ol Harney's journey is III Ihe National Archives In Washington. D.C. A copy ol Ihe map Is mounted and hung in ihe Geneva Museum. Harney sent 1.1. Davis back lo .Jesup with a lull report and Ihe map. Davis' report contallied the following tnforuialinn "A landing w as made with 20 men at Ihe Indian town on Ihe east shore of Dike Harney, where 20 or 30 Indian lulls were situated In a place sin k Ingly beautiful. Cooking uten­ sils and oilier Indian lumliiirr were louud In and about the huts. No doubt was entertained from various signs that Indians were there the day before. Six or seven acres have Item culti­ vated In com and pumpkins. From head of Dike Harney easterly, the eye stretches over great extents of low savannas and appearances Indicate the jirrsrnce of another large lake not lai distant, or the begin­ ning of the everglades .." Tlie lown that Harney dls((■veied was Ihr (.im p of Sem i­ nole leader Osteula. Hie town lhat grew up around l-orl Dine, north ol Geneva, was named for the Seminole. "It's a wonderful, wonderful story." said l*at Vincent, a member of the historical soci­ ety who has volunteered her time lo do typing l'»r exhibits lo he seen at the open house. Hie displays tell the story- ol the growth of the town from the ISGOs to |irrsenl day Tlie major Industries of the area, cattle, citrus and fishing are all represented til the m u ­ seum. Donations from promi­ nent residents who have ven­ tured outside of Central Florida add a flavor of worldly events to the displays, and relate Ge­ neva to Its jilace in modem history. Tlie Geneva lllslorlc.il and Genealogical Society was or­ ganized In I‘352. One of the lirsl projects of llie group was to build a museum, which be­ came possible when two char­ ier members donated a lot on First Street, next to the com ­ munity building, in 1U65. The building was built with funds donated for that purpose, and dedicated In I9GG. The museum Is open every Sunday from October lo May. with arrangements being made for schools and other urganlza lions that want to tour thr fa­ cility. Thr March 29 event Is a special occasion which will also Include u living history n a ­ tive village set up by Geneva resident and living history Please Bee Pancake*. Page 3A H n M Photo b, tsari Bioao The G eneve M u ie u m h o a ta a a p e c la l o p e n houea Sunday. �2A .l.n Ma'Ch *»' 1999 Sen Call us with your news lips and event information for Longwnod, Winter Springs and Oviedo. ______ Good eggs needed 1AKK MAKY Cnvriiiitil Community Church lit Lake Mary. the prime sponsor of the city wtdr K.isicr Kgg Hunt on Saturday. Aptll 11 Thr event begins at 9:30 a ttt at l-tkc Maty City Hall grounds. Thr urgent need howrvet. is additional donations Persons who arc able a ir urged to supply candy lot the goody lu g s (Individually packed types). and possildv r*(H) addi­ tional eggs For additional Inlornintlon on (he event ot the needs from Ihe communttv- coni a d the church other at 324-0203 Hopping down the bunny trail . Hsrstd Photo try Dsntss E, Monroe Weekend work day Putting some muscle mto the job are (from left) Lisa Winstead, Andrea Kraceise executive director and Erika Whitten, as they cleanup In preparation of the opening ot the Sanford Cnsis Pregnancy Center Th « work day was one of several held over a senes of weekends POLICE BRIEFS Battery charged Vlllalubot*. 24. i>l :tl)l K. 5th Si . Sanford, was arrested Tuesday by Sanford poller Villalobos was i harmed with batten* and arrested at the above address Villalobos al­ legedly grabbed victim by the net k and threw her down on a bed Todd I lu p in s HO. ot 434 S Alderwood St . Winter Springs, was arrested Wednesday by Seminole County deputies. Huggins was charged with b a t­ tery and disorderly conduct. Huggins was arrested In the 2000 block of S Highway 17- LOCAL FORECAST 02. Huggins allegedly pushed female mto a truck and was being destructive. Trespassing charged Tax help John Dykcman. 38. of un­ known residence, w as arrested Tuesday by Sanford police. Dvkeman was charged with trespass after warning and arrestrd In the 2000 block of Orlando Drive. Edyth McKechnle. 30. o( 2 4 3 ID Chase Ave.. Sanford, w as arrested Tuesday by San­ ford police. McKechnle was charged with trespass after warning and arrested In the 2400 block of Chase Avenue. SEMINOLE COUNTY - Semi Hole County seniors are being ofrerrd help In filling out In­ come tax forms. Tax assistance Is available through the Senior TIDES_______________ Today: Sunny. High* In itie Inw-HOa, Lows In the low-GOs. F riday Partly cloudy. Highs In Ihc low-HOn. Liw n In the mid60*. S atu rday: Partly cloudy. Highs in ihc low-HOn. 1-nwn In i lie low-GOs. Sunday: Partly cloudy. Highs In the low-HO». Lows In itie low-GOs. WEDNESDAY: SOLUNAR TABLE: min. 3:25 THURSDAY Sunny 8 1 6 1 F R ID A Y P t c ld y 8 2 6 4 a.in.. maj. 9:25 a.m.. min. 3:35 p.m.. maj. 10:00 p.m. TIDES: Daytona Beach: high: 6:16 a.m., 6:39 p.m., low: 12:28 a.m.. •••• p.m. N ew Sm yrna Beach: high: 6:23 a.m.. 6:44 p.m.. low: 12:01 a.m.. 12:33 p.m.. Cocoa Beach: high: 6:38 a.tn.. 6:59 p.m.. low: 12:16 a.m., 12:48 p.m. SATURDAY P tc ld y 8 1 6 1 7 SUNDAY P tc ld y 82 6 3 | — EXTENDED OUTLOOK LO TTE R Y Heru a io Ilia winning numbers s e le c te d on T u o s d a y in Ihe Florida Lottery Fantasy S 1-4-5-13-19 Lotto (March 21) 9-17-19-32-45-48 BEACH C0NDTT10N8 T~~~------- 1 ------- . ^ „ D a y to n a B e a c h A N e w S m y rn a B e a c h : Seas are 2- 4 feet with a m oderate chop. Water temperature at Daytona Is 61 degrees and at New Symrna, 61 degrees. Winds are from the east at 15-20 m .p.h. STATISTICS Tbs high temperature In Sanford Wednesday wee 78 degrees and tbe overnight low was SO. Recorded rainfall for tbe period ending at t o a.m., Thursday totaled 0.00 Inch. •Sunrise................ 0:23 a.m. •Sunset................. 0:40 p.m. Play 4 1*5-1*3 Cash 3 8*7*2 Oval hues ol him* orange, yellow*, and purple will hr hiding In the greens at Central Winds patk Thr 3rd Annual Faster Kgg limit Is on Salurday. April 4 al 10 a ttt The Easter bunny "111 make an appearance. llie age groups for the hunt are 0-3 years. 4-0 years. 7-8 years, and 9-10 years of age. Prizes will be given to youth for the best decorated egg and best d eco­ rated basket contest. Adults can also compete for thr ties! decorated bonnet contest. Tills event Is free and open to Winter Springs residents only. All kids must have tick rts In order to participate which may Ire picked up al thr Parks and Recreation depart­ ment administrative office, thr City Hall receptionist drsk. Ihe Fire Station, or at the Senior Center until March 30 For more Information, call 327-71 10. Sem inole Herald RICHARD O. BROWN Richard G. Drown. 68. Doug­ las Avenue. Altamonte Springs, died Tuesday. March 24. 1998 In Altamonte Springs. Horn In Springfield. Mo., hr moved to Central Florida kn 1995. Mr. Drown was retired. He was an Army veteran of the Korean War. Mr. Drown was a Protes­ tant. Survivors include wife, /ora: sons. Jim Cavunagh, Apopka. David Smith. Melbourne: Juan Ccsprdcs. Lakeland; daugh­ ters, Joanle Homer, Altamonte Springs, Gina Cav&nagh. Apopka. Lynn Cespedca, Lakeland; 5 grandchildren. Family Funeral Care, Oviedo. In charge of arrangements. RICHARD CHARLES MICHELS Richard Charles Michela. 47. Brunswick, Ga.. died Tuesday. March 24. 1998 at Emory Uni­ versity Hospital. Atlanta, Ga. A native of Sanford, he had been a resident of Brunswick. Ga. since 1967. Mr. Michels had been employed with Georgia Pacific for the past 16 years. He was a member of Golden Isles Parkway Church of God. Survivors Include wife. Patl Yarbrough: daughter. Leigh Michels. Brunswick, Ga.: par­ ents. T*J. and Nancy Michels. Brunswick, Ga.: sisters. Cindy Frazier. Amite. La.. Ann Hill, Gray Court. S.C.. Debby Michels, Sidney, Australia. Karen Couch, Cummlng. Oa.. filth Barrow, Crescent, Ga., Shlcla Manning, Brunswick, Ga.; brothers, Greg. Atlanta, Ga., Gary, Broken Arrow, Okla.. Fddtr. Claremorc. Okla., Bobby. Brunswick. Oa.. Fdo Miller and Sons Funeral Home, Brunswick, Ga.. in charge of arrangements. ROBERT CLEVELAND SCOTT JR. Thursday. March 26. 199B • Vol. 90. No. 153 Robert Cleveland Scott Jr.. 86. Bahama Road. Winter Springs, died Wednesday. March 25. 1998. Bom In C o ­ lumbus, Ga.. he moved to Cen­ tral Florida in 1992. Mr. Scott was a retired general manager for Southern Electronics Corp. lie was a member of the M a­ sons and Scottish Rite. Mr. Scott was a Baptist. Survivors Include wife, Blanche: son Robert C. Ill, Sanford: brother. Richard A.. Lakeland: sister. Ann Smith, Mississippi; 6 grandchildren; 7 great-grandchildren; 1 great­ grandchild. Gaines Carey Hand Garden Chapel Funeral Home, Longwood, In charge of arrange­ ments. CIRCULATION Bed/ Bennett EDITORIAL Lacy Loar - Editor Jell BerkracAe Shan Brodie Dons Dwtnch David Fra/MH Jeana Hughes Coudney Lettew Nek Pte-Mut Dean Smith Tommy Vincent Susan Werner Russ White ADMINISTRATION Odessa Pugh - Business Manager Teran Gaines Melinda Moms Linda Spiegel ADVERTISING enns Sharp - Manager Elaine Gidden* Rowe lavender Cheryl Slone CLASSIFIED Keile Werner - Manager Sandy Presley Penodcai Postage Pad at Sanlord Florida ard additional maikvg oflees USPS 481280 Postmaster Send address changes to the SEMINOLE HERALD PO Bo* 1667 Santord FL 32772-1667 ff Republic J y LEOALS Margaret Slaley PRODUCTION Frank Voitokna - Manager Peggy Baehner Freda Helmet! Cheryl Smith PRESS t STRIPPING Robert Skip' Cowan Mark Savoie BdtEgan Etwm Tyrrell Jr • Mead Pressman Subscription Rales (Daily S Sunday) 3 Mown* 6 Monts* t Year Hums Dskvsry *19 50 139 00 *78 00 Sit 00 $48 00 $98 00 Flood* RsutanM add T \ MM* U l to above rates Newspapers, Inc. Alzheimer's support An Alzheimer's disease sup port group, sponsored bv the Greater Orlando Alzheimer's Association. will meet on Tuesday. April 7, from 7 to 8:30 p m at All Souls Catholic Church. 301 W 8th Street. Sanford. Tills Is Intended to provide information and support to caregivers of family m em bers with Alzheimer’s disease or related disorders. There is no charge, Fot more Information call ('1071 028 0088. Heallhy solutions American Business Wom en’s Assoctntlon Seminole Sunrise Chapter will hold iis monthly dtnner/iueetlng on Tuesday. April 14 at 0:30 p.in at the Holiday Inn. Stair Road 430 and Wynton* Road In Alta­ monte Springs. statewide Coupon lor Faster Seals. ROSA 11. VARELA Rosa M. Varela. 67, Tetley Court. Orlando, died W ednes­ day. March 25, 1998. Mrs. Campaign 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 I-very yrar each manager and employee spends (belt time and efforts to sell $1 res­ taurant coupons to ihrlr cu s­ tomers with the proceeds g o ­ ing to Faster Seals List year Popeyes raised over $75,000 tor Faster Seals in the Central Florida area alone! This year their goal is $150,000' GET A HEAD START O N TA N N IN G BUY 10* GET 2 SESSIONS FREE OR GETT FREE WEEK WITH UNLIMITED MONTHLY PACKAGE This program Is Hit* biggest hind miser tor the Central Florida Faster Seals and Cam p Challenge It allows our renter to buy new equipment and much needed therapy fot the many disabled children In our nrea. It also helps with upkeep at Camp Challenge, where d is­ abled kills from all over the state come to "get away" Witk Coupon hp 14 SI • Full Service Hair • Full Service Nails • Tanning • Pedicures „• Paraflm Treatments llils Is a great example ol llie rommimliy coming to­ gether to help Faster Seals pul “ability* bat k Into "disability", llie campaign nuts from March 9 to April 12. r. O B 3 2 3 -8 0 2 9 iW Country Club Square 1740 W Airport Blvd., Sanford 323-8029 r r y ’e O l d e s t R m m tm urm nt Ibe cost Is $10.25 and the public Is welcome Hie quest speaker Is Donna Johnston Irmn Healthy Solutions talking altout herbs, diseases and hormones. ABWA helps the community and ratsrs money lor education and scholar­ ships. Call Liz Boldl at 8303279 for reservations. FAM ILY O W N E D A O P E R A TE D VAr re ilrd ltM lrd In pft'tidinjr fin u l ^ n r k f , pnnd fond. •md f t a d A titw p h rtr f<*t the r o t iff family** Musi Hive Coupon Call Us For Fast Delivery! Now Accepting Visa, M C Debit Cards Easter Seals coupons 227 N. Country Club Rd. Open M-Th 11-10 p m. Fri. & Sit 11-12 a.m Sun. Cloud Popeyes and Church’s Chicken have kicked oft their OBITUARIES "Sen tnn Seminole County Since I W it" Pubii&Tied Daily Eacepl Monday, Saturday & Christmas by Republic Newspapers. Inc • 300 N. French Ave , Santord, FL. 32771 Phone (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407)323-9408 Resource Alliance, which of Icrs information ami referrals to agencies and organizations itmmghoul Central Florida dial provide tax assistance. Fot Information on assis­ tance available, Seminole County seniors are asked to phone 023 1380. between 8 a.m and 5 p tit. Monday through Friday. TRANSMISSION TROUBLE? Varela was Itnrn m Cuba. Mrs. Varela was a Realtor She was a member of Calhollr Social Services Other ol Concent ol St. Cecilia Roman Catholic Church. Englewood. N.J. She was a community translator, homeless shelter volunteer and Immigration Ia-gallzatlon vol unteer. Mrs. Varela was a member of Sts. Petrr and Paul Catholic Church. Survivors Includr sons. Julio. Orlando, Hector. Harmony. N.J.; sisters. Berta Alvlra Ro­ driguez, Julia Alvtra De Molina, both of Puerto Riro. Marta Fuster. Costa Rica. I gran d­ daughter. Family Funeral Care. Oviedo. In charge of arrangements. Harrell &. Beverly Transmissions 209 W . 25th St. Sanford 3 2 2 -8 4 1 5 . SianJ95L&UWLocation i ~ f MICHAEL J. WARD Michael J. Ward, 60. Cayuga Drive, Winter Springs, died Tuesday. March 24. 1998 In A l­ tamonte Springs. Bom In Philadelphia. Pa., he moved to Central Florida In 1987. Mr. Ward was a retired systems analyst for IBM. He was a member of Epiphany Lutheran Church. Survivors include wife, Ann; sons. Ken, Raleigh. N.C., Scott. Gaty. both of Orlando: daugh­ ter. Allison. Orlando; father, Thomas J., Montgomery. Ala.: brother, James. Montgomery, Ala. Family Funeral Care. Oviedo, In charge of arrangements. LARRY "DINK" WILKINS Larry "Dink" Wilkins, 87. High banks Road. DcBary. died Tuesday, March 24. 1998. Bom In Jesup. Ga., he moved to Central Florida In 1925 from Savannah. Ga. Mr. Wilkins was a truck driver. He was a mem­ ber of American Legion Post 259, DcBary/Orange City. Mr. Wilkins served In the U.S. Army. He was a member of 1st Baptist Church or DeBary. Survivors include wife. Louisa; son. Ken, Sanford; sisters, Evelyn Esterson, Sanford. Dolly Bates, Orlando; 2 gran d­ children; 4 great­ grandchildren. Baldwin- Fairchild Oaklawn l*ark Cemetery and Funeral Home, Lake Mary. In charge of arrangements. FUNERAL W IL K IN S . L A R R Y " O I N K " Graveside services for Larry Wilk­ ins, H7. who passed away on Tues­ day, will be ticld on Friday ui II a.tn. al Oaklawn Park Cemetery In lake Mary. Mr. Wilkins’ family will receive friends at the Oaklawn Clvapel on Thursday from 0 to 8 p.in. Ualdwtn-Fairchlld Cemeteries und Funeral Homes. Oaklawn Ctuqjd. 5000 County Road 46-A Sanford/Lakc Mary. 322-4263, In elutrge ut services. ""S. HOME IMPROVEMENT EX P ER IEN C E YO U CAN CO UN T ON! r I I li NEAT:N"ffO’Y"ALL CLEAN H O U S E C L E A N IN G 2 5 % OFF I I I 1st T i m e C l e a n i n g II I Lice nse d, B o n d e d , Insured I RESIDENTIAL 8 OfFICE CLEANING OUR tftCtALTV V O HANflTMAN SERVICE I CARPET U CLEANING SERVICE AVAiLAILE Ik towtswuca mTown_ _ _ S 3 IT— 1 -m i as Wa Do Window* A 1 1 7 * 7 * * " f C 'J z X c j SoiC ID U M B if t C D A i S tB V IC I ■lie C c n stm c O c n Axtva HOMEOWNERS! * Bankruptcy * Bad or Slow Credit O.K. ROOM ADDITIONS ★ REMODELING ★ REPAIR FREE 3 Estimates • FREE Pre-quallficaiion * FAST APPROVALS Call Today • 407-668-8004 i _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Serving Volusia County �Seminole Herald Sanford Florida . Thursday March 26.1998 3A troysaus] INBRIEF Sailing lessons Sailing lessons: Ily crrtlflrd Red Cross Instructors. Four Tuesday classroom sessions 6:110 lo 0 p.m. al Colonial Town Neighborhood Center, 1517 Lake Highland Drive, Orlando. Four Saturdays on Uikr Baldwin 0 a m . to 2:110 p hi learn all the busies. Cost$80. City of Orlando Com m u­ nity and Youth Services details and registration rail (407) 898 0500 10 a.in. to 7 p.m. Sailing club Hie Sailing Club, a com m u­ nity sailing program Including club Heel, club raers, charter cruises, baste sailing lessons and much more. Meetings every 4th Monday at 7 p.m., Colonial Town Neighborhood Center, 1517 lake Highland Drive, Orlando. For Information call Dave Akins al |407| G2H-B08I. Pancakes—— County------Continued from Png* 1A Continued from Page 1A drmoustratoi Andrea Kerllnger and a sam plr of native foods, prepared by Ima Jean Y a rb o r­ ough. Including real Iterf jerky and swamp cabbage. One of the last chances to lad on the Museum of Seminole County History's quill will be al the Geneva Museum open house Made by local qullters lo raise money for the county m u­ seum. the quill includes squares depleting the history ot Seminole County. Raffle tickets lor the quilt arr SI or (i tickets lor $5 The ralllr ends in April To reach the museum, head east on Slale Hoad 4b. out of Sanford, or north on County Itoad 420. out of Oviedo. The museum Is thr second building on the lrfi. on First Street, north ol S.R. 40. For more in­ formation t all 349-5495. tiers. we maintain the hlghrsi of standards for our top-ranked school system. Insure a diverse and competitive employment base and protect and enhance our n< h abundance of natural resources. " D i r success ami strength of our partnerships are measured not only l»y the recognition we have attained In building ovir attrac tive community, hut more importantly In the manner In whic h we respond to thr ch al­ lenges we face. No greater challenge have we faced as a community than the natural disasters whtc h struck 111 Feb ruary “ There was a tribute lo honor Ihose who selflessly served In the wakr of Ihr Feb 23 torna­ does. Thr rountv continues Its ef forts to assist residents with a community meeting on Friday [March 271 at 7 p.m. al thr Seminole County Agrlculturr Sctrnce Center at Five Points on U S. Highway 17-92. "D ir meeting has l»ren set to Inform citizens of the status of recov­ ery efforts, and to give Ihrm an opportunity to ask questions of the various agencies thal will Ire In attendance.” said county sitr manager Frank Kirk Morris was Joined by the mayors of the seven cities In the county ill a round table discussion at the luncheon which was sponsored by the Grrntrr Semlnolr County Chamber of Commerce. 'Getting these leaders to­ gether ts In Itself an rxtmcmil nary dls|>lay of partnership." said Cham ber Presldcnl Wayne Weinberg Drugs--------Continued from Pag* 1A continued. ’ With this IIIDTA designation, we will now lie able lo bring Increased law enforcement pressure lo bear against lllrgal drug traffic k r r s ' In some areas, anti-dnig crackdowns arr already producing results Polk County rejwrted over 700 pollre seizures of dangrrous mrlhamphetamlnes in the first live months of 1997. From fiscal year I *>96 to 1997. Volusia County saw a 20 jM-rcrnt Increase In narcottcsrrlaled arrests, and a 500 percent Increase in the amount of crack cocaine and currency seized. On another matter. Graham has announced the Department of Justic e’s decision lo award a $900,000 grant lo thr Florida Department of Low Knforcement to fund the forenstr DNA laboratory improvement program. Thr program is to Increase both Ihr capabilities and cajiurlty of state and local forensic laboratories to conduct state-of-the-art DNA testing In support of thr Investigation and adjudication ol violent crime. i^ g to SEMINOLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE i# ft S\iNrk) c (Hiic.t f t w yj f t ‘IJ o u ’fie J n u U e d to fo ta an f t f t to to Ji f t to f t Ham your BACHELOR DEGREE in Business Administration or Criminology with Saint Leo College on the Seminole Community College Campus. to f t to f t rZ f t fo Please join us on the Seminole Community College Campus: f t f t fo Itzf lie>rt lnf**nn*U*m rrjfun/mx u rp rt^ ru m p irU if Saint In * f U trx * at U l l am p u l t t/Jkw l JUJ*i t i f k r th -u n luruiay 0 Ih u n J u i 4 tut pm " tkl pm Saint l fit I tMfjer at U .L < am p u l A urrih rr u I 4U* l i j t t JiiiV mHHK> i mm *o*HH4(» jA W H g f-i l4 g * 2 % fZ March 31, 1998 6:00 pm • Room: A-202 I V* 1 If you can afford your rent payment you can afford a house c o h m h id W HOOTSItS worm s a v in g s ifr o m irpxu e .1 m m , u k i >x h i think > o u can’t aHurd a house take another Icxik at >xxir tint payment. Hut may lx* all >t h i mvd to make a monthly mortgage payment, if you finance with cmcofour Afloidable I lome loan mortgigr programs They'd’ easier to qualify lor llian conventional lunik* loans and may requite .is little as a 30,o down payment. ( all lo see if pxt’te eligible for these sjxvial programsAnd let us help >ixi lx- te.kly lor life with ilk* pride and financial tvvvanls o f owning uxir own lunik*. off our everyday low prices C ALL 1-800-330-4MTG. S u n Tr u st Be Ready For Life vvwvv.siminisi.icim Member fDCC (UK*) SunTnol a «i*y4l«<ed Mrecc mark Mongng tidanWy to Stnlruvl Bents Inc Kiicr woeitrci m an only not valid with any oihia w n » ACK ROOM SHOES --------- TH E W O R LD OF N A M E B R A N D S H O E S ---------SEMINOLE TOWNE CENTER 323-7411 NORTH LAKE PLAZA 830-9220 ALTAMONTE MALL 717-7044 �Seminole Herald. Sanford. Honda - Thursday March 26.1998 People Weight Watchers A local chapter of Weight Watchers meets at the Lake Mary Community Building every Thursday from 4:45 to 6:45 p.m. at 7:30 p.m.. at the Seminole County Agricultural Center. 4300 Orlando Drive. Sanford. For more Information, contact Dick Kelly at 291-4340. Sunrise Kiwanis Toastmasters The Omni Toastmasters Club •6061 will meet at 5:30 p.m. every Thursday at the AAA Building. 1000 AAA Drive. Heathrow. Quests and prospec­ tive members are welcome. Call Bertram Gllck. 323-6069. for more Information. Senior Friends The Columbia Medical C m ter-Sanford Chapter of Senior Friends meets every second Thursday, at 10:30 a.m.. at the Sanford Senior Center. 401 E. Seminole Blvd. Interesting and timely programs are featured monthly plus social exchange. All Seniors are welcome. For Information, call Liz Lawlor. di­ rector. 321-4500. Ext. 5784. Pot Luck dinner Widowed persons are Invited to attend a pot lurk dinner at 5:30 p.m. every third Thursday of the month at the C a ss e l­ berry Senior Center. 200 Lake Triplet Drive. Casselberry. Alanon, Alateen ALAN ON and ALATEEN meetings are held every Thurs­ day. at 8 p.m.. at Sanford Christian Church. 730 U psala Road. Sanford. For Informa­ tion. call 323-8524. Blu« Grass Plcksrs Sanford Blue O rass Picker* meet every Thursday, from 6-10 p.m.. at the Greater Sanford Cham ber of Commerce. Pick­ er* and grtnnrrs are welcome. For Information, call John Shaffer. 829-4931. Sanford Historic Trust The Sanford Historic Trust meet* the first Thursday of the month, at 7 p.m.. at the First Street Gallery. 207 Magnolia Ave. The Seminole Sunrise Klwanis Club meets every Friday, at 7 a.m.. at Shoney's. US 17­ 92. south of Airport Boulevard. Quest are welcome. For Infor­ mation. call Tony McDaniel at 324-0469. Free clinic Friday A free clinic to Include blood pressure check, blood sugar screening and Immunizations will be held every Friday, from 9 to 11 a.m., at the Oeneva Elementary School In the old school building, com er of First and Main Street In Oeneva The clinic Is sponsored l»y the Seminole County Health De­ partment In conjunction with the Seminole County Sheriffs Ofllce and Gcnrva Elementary School. For information, call 349-9284. Substance abuse SAFE. Substance Abuse Family Education. Is conduct­ ing a •Families In Crists* out­ reach program. Interested o r­ ganizations wanting to contact the Life Savers Club of SAFE may call Libby Kuharske at 291-4357. Seniors meet Univarsity Woman American Association of University Women meets the Oral Thursday o f each month at 7 p.m. at the Rolling HUla Moravian Church. State Road 434. Longwood. American Laglon American Legion Post 53 and Unit meet the second Thurs­ day. at B p.m., at the Post Home. 2874 S. Sanford Ave. For Information, call 322-1652. Plgaon Fancltra The Central Florida Pigeon Ponders Association meets the third Thursday of each month. Concert to benefit tornado victims ■ p e d a l to tbs Herald LAKE M A K Y -A senior’s group meets for lunch the sec­ ond Friday of each month at Lake Mary Church of the Nazarene. 171 E. Crystal Lake Avr. The noon meeting Is held In the Fellowship Hall. For more Information, c o n ­ tact BIU at 322-1000. Daughters of Confadaracy Norman deVrre Howard Chapter of the United Daugh­ ter* of the Confederacy meet* on the teat Frida*-.**#* Amatsur Radio The Lake Monroe Amateur Radio Society meets every first Thursday, at 7:30 p.m.. at the Senior Center. Lake Triplett Drive. Casselberry. For Infor­ mation. call Kart Lambert. 095­ 6704. or Al Kirk. 322-4487. Th# Pfelfcra and Florida Melody Boya will appear In Sanford Friday Sunbslt Day Illy Club Sunbelt Dayllly Club meets the first Sunday of the month at 2 p.m. through April at the Art Center In Sanford., The club educates m embers on dayllly growing through slide shows, guest speakers and trips to dayllly gardens. There are no club dues. Call 886-3196 for more Information. Bromallad Soclaty The Seminole Bromollad S o­ ciety meets the third Sunday of the month, at 2 p.m.. at San­ ford Garden Club. U.S. 17-92 at Fairmont Avenue. Sanford. All aspects of bromellad culture are covered during the meet­ ings. The society Is affiliated with the Florida Council of Bromollad Societies and the Bromellad Society Inc. For In­ formation. call Bud Martin. 321-0638. SANFORD _ *A S|>rclal Tor nado Victims' Benefit Gospel Concert* will la- held Friday. March 27lh In Sanford at the Central Baptist Church. at 7:30 p.m. Featured in concert will be the ITelfeis and special guests, the Florida Melody Boys. The Heifers are recog­ nized as one of gospel music s top family groups, while the Florida Melody Boys are known for their male quartet harmony and energetic performances. No tlckrls are rrqulrrd for Uai*,outer rtl A $5 donation perpadaaakartU be. requesteduU the.. door for concert cx|>c»*ca. A frre-wtll love offering will be received during the concert for the victims of the recent tornadoea In central Florida. 100 percent of the net proceeds will go the Orroter Orlando Baptist Association Tornado Vlrtlms Relief Fund. These funds will be pul back Into the commu­ nity to those who need It the most • with no administrative overhead. The ministry of The Pfellrrs r(j ll. for it ; mhr rir ru. lhnd d|. ch in . r ir ,nl In. 51 nr dr is. by Dr. try hr cr. jtr rrs pcon le r ln- Falwell's Thomas Road Baptist Church In Lynchburg. Va.. as well ns the Mickey Gilley Th ea­ tre In Branson. Mo.. The group tuts also enjoyed appearances on The Nashville Networks PHmeUme County and the Trinity Broadcasting Net­ work's, Praise The Lord pro­ gram. In addition, their weekly television program. The Pfeifer-Lifting Jesus.* Is deliv­ ered Into homes nrross the country via 20 television sta ­ tions and two satellite feeds. The group's unique ability to combine exceptional vocal harmonies with brass instru­ mentation. errates musical ex­ citement that Is appealing to audiences ;of all ages. A Pfeifer concert Is (llled with musical pleasure enjoyable for the en­ tire family. Unllfllng others, encouraging fellow Christians and adding souls to the Kingdom of God Is what the ministry of The Pfeif­ ers Is all about. Central Baptist Church Is lo ­ cated at 3101 West First Street In Sanford. For more Informa­ tion. call (9411 756 6942. Excitement o f fishing is dou bly shared DEAR ABBY: In reference u» the letter from ‘ Watting With Baited Hook,* I am a 47-year-old. happily married fisherman. I have had the loveliest fishing partner in the world for the pust 14 years and have enjoyed every minute of It. There’s nothing like sharing the outdoors with your soul mate, teaching her und sharing tier excite­ ment in catching a fish. The excite­ ment of fishing is doubled w hen the experience is shared by someone who la close to you Instead of just a •good ole buy” fishing partner. A turtle on a log, a full moon on n summer night or u gray heron lift­ ing off the water shouldn't be wast­ ed with just one of the guys. Eat your hearts out, guvs — my fishing partner is prettier than yours! TERRY DRAUGHON. FROM THE BIO BASS CAPITAL OF TEXAS, LAKE FORK D E A R T E R R Y : Y o u ’ll be pleased to know that my desk has been sw a m p e d by a tid al wave o f letters currying similar sentiments. Read on: 10 00 I 10.30 11 00 j 11:30 B T T ffW W .W r tftf tinlrri ‘A' B g iH E B E U rrlbelWW corporate various musical lu­ Htrumcnts to add to the group s diversity and musical style. A "band" In every sense of the word. The Ifelfers back their three-part harmony with trumpet. saxes, drums, kryboard and guitars. ITesent Pfeifer members Include John and Candy, as wrll us Mary Carter. who Joined the group In 1982. drummer Rob Collins, who Joined the group In 1983 as the nge of 15. pianist Stan Sheridan and sound technician Rob Snyder. Each of these Individ uids nl ii» re a common goal. willch is to be the best they _ r * n possibly be for the glory and honor of the Lord. The Pfeifers are fully aware of the responsibilities placed upon them as a result of G o d s callIng on their lives. Their desire for constant Improvement Is Indicative of the seriousness of their ministry, Tills Washington Court House, Ohio, based family ministry has enjoyed much success In recent years with performances at such prestlgIons locations as Dr. Jerry tCBToftr faKiSfV»i~J7T ■HUnHMT H E e! DEAR AHHY: The letter from ’ W aiting W ith Baited Hook* brought to mind my daughter and son-in-law. They met 10 years ago at a dance. After they’d been dating u few months, wc invited him along on a deep-sea fishing trip. W ien he discovered that our daughter not only eryoyed fishing, but could bait her own nook with live anchovies, he was really impressed. They have been married for nine years and are expecting their first baby in a cou­ ple of months. Ill bet that baby will be fishing as soon as he or she can hold a fish­ ing pole. FISHING GRANDMA. BURBANK, CALIF. D E A R F IS H IN G : It a p p aa rs th a t he f e ll f o r y o u r d a u g h ­ t e r h o o k , lin e a n d s in k e r . (I couldn't resist.) ABIGAIL VAN BUREN catch a man. T H E HAPPY HOOKER’ FROM NE W YORK D EAR H A P P Y HOOKERt Most o f the read ers I’ve heard from verified the experience o f “W e ltin g W ith B e lte d H o o k .” Perhape you should be casting your lure In other waters. D E A R A B B Y : My wife end I have been married for more than 30 years. Ours has been a very happy marriage. However, every night before going to bed, she puts ner hair up in curlers. Now she keeps asking me why I don't kiss her goodnight when we go to bed. Abby, how would you like to make love to a porcupine? She says ■he wants to look good for me the next day. How would you suggest I solve this problem? FRANK B IN CHICAGO D E A R F R A N K S A s k h e r to please w ear e shower cep when she retiree, o r use hot ru le r s In D E A R A B B Y : In response to the morning. “W aiting With Belted Hook in Nevada,* please let me assure you C O N F ID E N T IA L T O ’C L U M ­ that just because a woman knows S Y I N V E R N O N , B.C.'i “E v e ry how to fish Is no guarantee that beetle la a gazelle in the eye* o f shell be attractive to men. l l f l m n l h a r ** _ M n n r l e k n r n v « i 4 i I am a single m iddle-aged woman who is addicted to fishing I own several kinds of boats and enough tackle to sink one. DEAR ABBY: I'd like to odd to Guess what? Not one fisherman your collection of random acta of has taken the bait in more than 20 Vlnrinnw I live In a retirement community years. Pm no mermaid, but I'm also not a carp. So much for fishing to of about 126 ranch horns*. Two neighborhood men get up for an early walk every morning. As they pass the homes that have newspa­ pers delivered there, they pick up the papers that have been pitched Into bushes or slightly off the porch­ es, snd pise* them near the front doors — rain or shine. Isn't that nice? SUN CITY SENIOR D E A R SENIO R : Yea, i f * very nice. T h * tw o man w h o perform th is g e n e r o u s s e r v ic e d a lly recalve in stan t r e w a r d s from the healthful exercise, but they slso d e s e r v e v e r b a l th a n k s. Hooray for them — end hooray to y o u f o r c it in g t h e ir d a lly ••• To rocotvo a rulUritun of Abby'a ■*>•« nrm urahlr — ond Most frr<jin>nlly m|UMlfd - pooou sad msay*. **nd a h u lM M -d u d . wtr-oddreoMd »nv»lop*. plus chock or eioooy order for t l . M (•4.10 ta Canada) toi Door Abby'o •Kroprrm.* H.O. Bos 447. Mount Morris. IIL • 11*4-0447. (Pnaueo U tnctudod ) E C At CINE. M A S O '’ • ' '•* L AKE M A R Y C I N E M A 10 �m )t Hereto Sominols Herald, Sanlord, Florida • Thuraday, March 26.1998 - 1B E x tr a P o in t s Hoop All-Star tourney set i n Jeff Berlinicke S A C ’ s top senior boys to compete Herald Staff Writer B y J e ff Bertlnlcks ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR Raines should be a lock to make Baseball H all-of-Fam e S A N F O R D _ W h e n y o u thin k o f potential H a ll-o f-F a m c rs h e a d in g for C o o p c rsto w n . yo u h ave a few that Im m ediately com e to m in d . In the next few y e a rs. G e o rg e Brett. R obin Y o u n t. N o la n R y a n a n d Eddie M u r r a y a rc a m o n g the lock s. T h en , yo u h a w active p la y e rs w h o w on 't be a ro u n d m u c h lo n g e r b u t a rc sh o e -in s like T o n y G w y n n . P a u l M olitor, Ricky H e n d e rso n a n d C a l R ipken. Isn't som e o n e m is s in g from that list? S o m eon e w h o h a s h a d a n a w e so m e c a re e r b u t Isn't talked a b o u t w h e n these k in ds o f d is c u s s io n s c om e a ro u n d ? T h e re ’s on e b u t h e Isn't looked at a s one o f b a se b a ll’s Im m o rta ls u n le s s y o u live In S a n ­ ford. Tim R ain es sh o u ld b e a H u ll-of-F u m c lock. G u a ra n te e d . Look b a c k o n h is career. H e Is a form er N a ­ tional L e a g u e b a ttin g c h am p io n . H e 's a lso a n a ll-s t a r g a m e M o st V a lu a b le Player. H e e a rn e d a w o rld series rin g tw o y e a rs ago w ith the N e w Y o rk Y a n k e e s a n d Is solidly en tren ch ed In third p la ce for the m ost stolen b a se s In the lo n g h isto ry o f the g a m e a n d a ls o le a d s In a ll-tim e stolen b a s e percentage. I f h e sta y s h e alth y , h e c o u ld becom e the m ost u n h e ra ld e d , p la y e r In b a s e b a ll h isto ry to achieve 3 .0 0 0 hits. H e h a s 2 .4 3 0 righ t n o w a n d h a s a n o u ts id e sliot at 3.000 11 Y an kee o w n e r G e o rg e S te ln b rc n n e r c a n get over h is fixation w ith D a rr y l S tr a w b e r r y w h o The B o s s is con vin ced Is still the g reatest Y an kee sin ce B a b e R uth. O f c o u rse It w o u ld h e lp if h e c o u ld lift h is c a re e r b a ttin g a v e ra g e • c u rren tly sitting at .290 • to a n even .300 b u t, if h e c a n possibly sta y h ealth y, h e's h ittin g the b a ll a s w ell a s ever. Rock m igh t not b e a first-y ea r lock; h e ll a lw a y s h ave the s a n c tim o n io u s w rite rs w h o vote for these th in g s h a r p in g o n the d r u g s c a n d a ls o f 1986. T h e n a g a in , those a re the sa m e w rite rs w h o refu se to vote for J o e J a c k ­ so n a n d Pete R ose even if they a re declared eligible fo r the H all. (B y the w a y . tw o p la y e rs In the H all - Ty C o b b a n d T rls S p e a k e r - w e re b a sic a lly forced to retire b y th e n -c o m m iss io n e r J u d g e Kenn e s a w M o u n t a in L a n d is for h a v in g th ro w n In sign ifican t g a m e s a t the e n d o f the 1927 r e g u la r se a so n ). E xcept for th a t o n e slip. R ock h a s a lw a y s h a n d le d h im s e lf w ith dign ity a n d c la ss a n d there a re few p ro fe ssio n a l ath letes w h o give m o re o f them selves b a c k to their h o m e to w n th a n R ock h a s given to S an fo rd . Every y e a r, h e Is a fixtu re at S em in ole H ig h 's h o m e c o m in g football g a m es. Y o u can ; h im In the s t a n d s a t local bask eta lw a y s b a ll g a m e s o r p la y in g in the A lu m n i B a se b a ll G a m e a n d h e a lw a y s h a s a m o m e n t for the c h ild re n o f h is h om eto w n . T h a t's so m e th in g th a t's la c k in g In athletes today, b u t R ock h a s n ever a ssa u lte d h is c oach , n e ver b e e n In tro u b le a r o u n d S a n fo rd a n d h a s given so m e th in g b a c k the entire time. T h a t's a ra r e q u a lity w h e n y o u c a n c o m ­ b in e class, dign ity, loyalty a n d 2,439 hits jm v Tim Raines k 36 years old but has had a i training and is NNIng t w bsl as wsl as hs i #rs New York Yankees prepare to open the season. KISSIMMEE _ Just when you thought basketball season w as over, think again. Next month. Lake Howell's Robert Jor­ dan and Oviedo's Seth Fowler will be firing no-look passes before some of the greatest coaches In college basketball. Lake Mary’s Den Kersenbrock and Sem i­ nole's Daryl Redding will possibly be dunking In front of Bobby Knight of Indi­ ana and Coach K from Duke. For the first time In almost 20 years. Seminole County's best boys' basketball players will meet os one team when they Join players from Osceola. Orange. Polk. Sumter and Lake Counties for the first-ever tournament Involving the best seniors from those six counties. The event will be held April 9-10 at the Kissimmee Civic Center, home of the Orest Florida Shootout. Event organizer Dick Packer sold a 6250 scholarship will be awarded In the name of each participating player to their respective schools. Seminole. Orange and Osceola counties will field their own teams while Sumter, Polk and Lake will combine to set up a four-team tourney. Packer, brother of C B S announcer Billy Packer, said he will be in Son Antonio this week for the NCAA Final Four and will personally Invite coaches from a ll over the country to the event. Seminole County players who have been sent Invitations are Lake Brantley s Drew Morgan. Seminole's Zeke Seymore and Redding. Lake Mary's Paul Belk. currently Injured, and Kersenbrock. Oviedo's Scott Moore and Fowler. Lake Howell's Ryan Smith and Jordan and Lyman's Lance Voz. The squad will be coached by Seminole's Bob Trains who won the Seminole Athletic Conference title this season. Oviedo's Ed Krrshner and Lake Howell's Steve Kohn. It will mark the first time In several years that Seminole County players p a r­ ticipated In any sort of all-star competi­ tion. "We came up with the Idea to have the top 10 seniors from esch county so we could feature the top 40 players from Cen­ tral Florida for a two-day basketball ex­ travaganza.* said Packer. Each of the county’s basketball roaches were sent a ballot and asked to pick the top-10 seniors except for those on their own team. Points were awarded based on where they were selected. Coaches were also allowed to select a wild-card pick from their own team who received a limited amount of points. "We asked them that If they were a team, who would they want on It.* Packer said. Next year. Packer said he hopes to have the game before the national signing date Bob trams w i o i m o neao coacn orths and wants to add a girl's game. oamnoia r . lrv^ . No starting Umes have been announced Sanknoia County laam that wfl play h « r »w CanOal Flortda Boys' as of yet. Senior AJ-Star Basketball Tournament In Kissimmee next mom Muley, Decker tame Lions Lake M ary graciously accepts Lyman gift m is B y J a ff Bertlalnke ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR LONOW OOD _ It almost seems as if a team can go from first to last place In the C lass 6A-Dtstrlct 3 baseball standings these days In only one game. There la a logjam at the top with just about every team going from the top to the bottom or vice versa in any given game. Lake which started the season moved Into a Ue for the lead after a 4-2 win at Lyman night. The Greyhounds were the last undefeated district team before some of Its own slips recently. The Rams will host DeLand In a 6A-Dlstr1ct 3 game, while Lyman will host Oviedo In a OA-Dlstrlct 3 and Seminole Athletic Conference contest. Both games will be played Friday night starting at 7 p.m. Last night, the host Greyhounds gave the game away despite a strong pitching effort from Evan Uoacano who went the route, striking out seven. He w as outdueled by Lake Mary's Brian Bretzer. but It w as a comedy of errora that coat Lyman the game. rt • HERALD CO R R ESPO N DENT OVIEDO _ Joe Muley and Rosa ringleaders ' ados Lake HowH two xxed. and after her the game ro-run atn- Brian Bretzer i m n w ,m« — ww, mn ««,«.> ■« behind to beat Lyman, 4-2, In a 6A-Otorict 3 baseball game Wednesday night McCorkle’s right-hand man thrives in anonymity LAKE MARY _ There la always that one per­ son on a team who goes unnoticed. The person who la behind the scenes, helping to hold everything together and Inspiring the players to do better, while the star player and the head coach are being interviewed by the re­ porters and being congratulated by the parents and the fans. W hat makes that person a true unsung hero, however. Is the fact that he docent want the a t­ tention. He does what he h as to In order to make the team better, because that la what he cares about. Not the publicity or the attention. For the Lake Mary boys soccer team, that person la assistant coach CJ Moore. T v e been coaching for 24 years.* said head coach Larry McCorfcle. 'A n d I've had many good assistants. He is by far the beat young a s s is ­ tant I have ever had. His knowledge and ability to teach have had a tremendous effect on our i n m and the kids love and respect him.' Moore h as earned the respect and love o f the players through many avenues. First, through his ability. Moore waa a player for Jacksonville University. He grew up In O k la­ homa where he learned to play the sport he loves and then earned a scholarship to the Florida school. After being a leader on that team by both ex­ ample and ability, Moore, an Oklahoma native, moved to the Lake Mary area becam e his family . for a profeale then had moved here. He the move to high atonal team and then W m* • w m w 3€ew e& % O U U U W vu u * acbool sports. Moore's brother played soccer for McCorkle and that's when the long time coach first heard o f the talented player. Then he experienced hla abilities Aral hand. MrCorkb* coached against Moore during the A A U season. McCorkle saw right away that M o o n had true coaching ability and a p ­ proached him with the opportunity to assist him with the Lake Mary team. That w as two years ago. While the first year for the new coaching staff waa a learning year, this' year showed that It la definitely a good matchup. The benefits o f Moore's abilities com ­ bined with McCortdc's proven talents culmi­ nated In a regional semifinal berth and a spec­ lacular season from a group of players who had the potential all along, despite what everyone else might have aald. Part of the reason that the players did so well, besides their tremendous spirit and ability, has been the coaching combination o f Moore and McCorkle. Moore la the man on the side line who Is a l­ ways positive. He Is always telling the players that they are doing a great job. hang In there. It waa just bad luck that the ball didn't go through ific net. He la never loud or reprimanding. Hla positive attitude shines through and his advice la given in a way that makes people realize he knows what he to talking a b o u t He has brought a new edge to a coaching staff that already had the talent and experience. Even a man a s her­ alded a s McCorkle w as able to realize what Moore could bring to hla team and the results are evident. Don't ask Moore how good a coach he to or how well he plays the game himself, however. Like any true professiona l. he refuses to brag on himself. He will find a way to turn the con­ versation to one o f hla players so they can re­ ceive the attention. He to fall of wonderful things to aay about hla players and hla head coacn, but finds little to aay about himself. That seems to be a necessary element for people who care more about kids and teams then them­ selves. Moore to definitely one o f those people. He la truly an unsung hero. �3B •Semmote HeiaU. Santord. Florida •Thursday. March 26.1998 Recreation Volleyball SANFORD _ The results from the City of Santortl Recreation Department Polar Dear Recrea­ tional Volleyball League for Monday. March 23. were: A League: Kathy's Baby Shop (5-0). Yknots (4- Please see Briefs. Page 3B N ew ly elected directors are outstanding role models for Boys & Girls Club members From S U IT Reports ORLANDO _ The Board of Directors of Boys Ac Ctrls Clubs of Central Florida. Inc., elected 10 new members and appointed three new branch directors recently and Gary W . Cain, president of the youth devel­ opment organization that operates 12 facili­ ties In Orange, Seminole mid Osceola coun­ ties. said Ihc new directors serve as out­ standing role models for the more than 5.000 young people who participate In Boys A Girls C lubs progams every year. ’The board members plan to be directly In­ volved In Boys fit Girls Club activities.” Cain said. The organization, which serves young peo­ ple from six to 18. teaches reading lo chil­ dren o f homeless, grooming and good health to girls In east Orlando mid helps manage a school non violence program In west Or­ lando. Cain said all club programs stress leadership, good citizenship and stronger sense of self-esteem -- skills that are espe­ cially Important today. New Directors Include: George Koehn. Chairman. President mid CEO of SunTrust Banks of Florida. N A ; Allen Eberly. Vice 1'resident of Properties and Government A f­ fairs at Universal Studios: William O. Schmeldcr. Vice President of International Business Development for Lockheed Martin: Thom as E. Hunt. Regional Corporate Dlrertor. BellSouth Telecommunications. Inc; David T. Halvrrscn. Senior Vice President of Business Development and Communication for Tuppervvare Corporation: Jim Daniel, Jr.. President of Daneor Contracting. Inc.: W il­ liam D. Palmer of Palmer and Palmer. P.A.: Barbara Maurlcettc. Senior Regional Human Resources Manager at Upton's; F. David McKinney. President and CEO. J. Rolfe Davis Insurance Agency: and Gary DcJldns of GA1 Consultants. New Branch Directors Include Rob Dennermon In Pine Hills; Felix Rojas In West Or­ ange ands Che' Williams In Apopka. Cain said die organization's first majar fudralsrr of the year Is coming up soon on March 30. Nearly 800 jrcople arc expected to attrnd the organization's annual Steak and Steak Awards Banquet at Church Street Statlon. "Our Board of Directors has been Instru­ mental In selling out this event.” Cain said. Miami Dolphins Coach Jimmy Johnson will lx- there lo help name the 1908 youth of the year. Cain said the banquet Is a chance to honor outstanding youths from all of the clu b s branches. 1). West view Baptist Church *1 (3-2). Beer :30 (2-3). Westvlcw Baptist Church *2 (1 -4 ) and The Saints (0-5). B league: C.E.S. (5-0). Uie Unknowns (4-1). Don Mealcy's Seminole Ford (3-2). Sanford Churrh of God (2-3) and Bill Ray Nissan nnd The Blowflsh (both 1-4). Tire standings nrr: A League: Kathy's Baby Shop (33-2). Westvlcw Baptist Church #1 (20-9). Yknols (20-15). C.E.S. (19-101. Beer :30 (15-20) and The Salnls (3 32). B League: Bill Ray Nissan (22-13), Don Mealcy's Seminole Ford (18-17). the Unknowns (17-18). The Blowflsii (15-20). Westvlcw Baptist Churrh *2 112-231 and Sanford Church of God (11-24). “ Penny” Appreciation Rally ORLANDO _ There will be a Penny Hardaway Apprerlntlou Rally ol Phnnelus I’hoggs In the Church Street Station Complex In Orlando this Thursday night IMarrh 20th) at 0:30 p.m.. Everyone Is Invited to attend and show their support for Penny re-signing and finishing his career with thr Orlando Magic. Bodybuilding Championships SANFORD _ The weight of ihc world Is coming to Sanford. On April 4, tile Sanford Civic Center will host the Hccond annual Mid-Florida Natural Body­ building Championship and Ms. Fitness USA National fjunllfirr. Some of the country's finest "dm g free” athletes will compete In Hie competi­ tion with men and women ranging from age 19 • 02. The women's contest will offer a chance to compete In nationals In Las Vegas. Proceeds will bcnrflt tiie Seminole County DARE program and tornado relief victims. The contest will offer a variety of fitness and strength demonstrations and drew over 500 people last year. Kathleen Ebner won the women's overall title- and Rlr McMlllen took the men’s award. Contest check-in Is at 9 a.in., followed by n contestant's meeting at 10 u.m. and prejudging at 11 a.m. The (Inals begin at 7 p.m. with and five com ­ petitors will receive trophies In each class. En­ try fee Is $20 w1lh an additional $10 testing fee. Youth Basketball at SCC SANFORD _ Seminole Community College and die Seminole County Sheriffs Department Po­ lice Athletic League Is accepting Individual and learn registrations for It's spring league for boys and girls 10-ycars-of-uge and younger. All games are played at the college on Satur­ day mornings. Cost Is $50 per player or $400 per team. Registration forms are available at most ele­ mentary schools or by calling PAL at 330-6600. ext. 203. SCC at 328-2092. or access the Inte m rt at inTPV/mcmbers.noLcom/starsbball/Index.html On site registration at SCC on Mnrrh 28 nnd April 4 from 10 a.m. to noon. Bowen/Weston Football Camp LAKE MARY _ The Seminole l*ollce Athletic League (PAL) I s hosting die third annual Bowen/Weston Football Camp for boys nnd girls ages 7-IH years old at thr Lake Mary Sports Complex on Saturday. April 4. from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Former Nntlonnl Football League and Univer­ sity of Florldn players will serve ns roaches for the rnnip. Among the players already commit (ed an* John L. Williams (Seattle Scahnwks/llitsbugh Sleelers). James Bates (defensive co-raptaln for Florida's 1996 N a ­ tional Champions), Louis Oliver (Miami Dol­ phins) and Huey Richardson (Pittsburgh Strrlrrs). H ie ram p is under the guidance of former University of Florida plnyrr Paul Bowen and Khondy Weston, who played tn the NFL with Cleveland. Dallas nnd Tampa Bay. Campers must wear athletic clothing and bring a bagged lunch. Drinks nnd fnilt will he provided. Cam p T-shirts will lie given lo par­ ticipants and autographs will be available from the players. 'Die cost lor the camp Is $30 for jireregistration and $40 day of the camp. For more Information and/or lo register, con­ tact the Seminole County Police Athletic la-ague at (407) 330-6600, ext. 263. or l*aul Bowen at (407) 830 6569. Sloppy play by Raiders contribute to Lake C ity rout From S ta ff R eports SANFORD _ The big Inning struck again. The Seminole Community College baseball team made a game of It for seven innings. then visiting Lake City C o m ­ munity College exploded for eight runs and (um ed the Mid* Florida Conference contest Into a 17-7 roul at Raider Field Wednesday nflenioon. The Raiders never led. but thry kept It elose. trolling 4-3 ufler two Innings. 6-5 after live innings and 8-7 after seven In­ nings. Then Ihc Tlmbcrwolvcs look advantage of some horrendous play by SCC. IVo runs scored on wild pilches, a third scored on a sacrifice fly, a fourth stole home on the back-end o f a double steal, a fifth w as walked tn with the bases loaded and the final two scored on a throwing error. Lake City had taken a 4-0 lead after the top of the second -booing, but the Raiders got back into (he game when S an ­ ford's Phillip Eubanks came up with a bases loaded double that cut the lead to 4-3 In the bottom of the second Inning. m Alter the Tlmberwolves scored single runs In carh of the third and fourth Innings. SCC responded again. S an ­ ford's Rob Drninon reached on a Adder's choice, stole second and scored on a single by Eubanks, who then scored on a double by Jamey Epperson. The Raiders* (Inal (wo runs i In the bottom of the sixth Inning a s Denmon bunted for a single and scored on another Epperson double and Epperson scored on a single by Johnny Qulscppe. Dlgno Torres led Lake City ,(17*16 overall. 3-4 <ln the re­ ference) at llie plate, going 4for-5 with a doublt*. three runs scored and two RBI, while Mitchell Lee was 3-for-4 with a double and two runs scored and Travis Harrington hit a home run. scored three times and drove In a pair. Epperson finished the day 2(or-4 with Ihc two doubles, one nin scored and two RBI. while Eubanks was 2-for-4 with the double, one run scored and (our RBI. Also contributing to the SCC offense were Andres Correa (2for-2. one run scored). Denmon (2-for-5. two runs scored). Thomas Qreco (1 -for-1 with a double). Gutseppe (l-for-4, one RO!) and Travis Gamble (l-fo r4). The Raiders fell to 10-22 overall and 1-7 In Mid-Florida Conference play. They are scheduled to play an M FC game tn Ocala today against Central Florida Community College starting at 3 p.m. and then go on lo Tampa to play a non-conference game on Friday al 3 p.m. against Florida C o l­ lege. SCC will then return home on Saturday for a noon MidFlorida Conference doubleheader with Florida Com m u­ nity College at Jacksonville al Raider Field. T1MBERW OLVES 17. R A ID E R S 7 UMCUr SSI 103 0S1 . 17 IS s Saaiaslt OSO SOS OOO 7 11 4 Ho m . Huber ISI and Kay rtucjwn. MrFartanc 17). Kuahe (HI. Luckwoutl III and Oularppr WP . Hi m - 11-31 L7 . TtMfpm (3-3) ) Saw _ llutirT. 31) k LCCC. T o m Kay. U r. SCC. K «w r•on 3, Eubank*. Grtro 311 _ none 104 _ LCCC Harrington Kmw<b . IjCCC 1716 w m l). 3-4 In M FC: SCC 10 33 overall 1-7 In M FC Seminole pulls off huge road upset Pram l U f l l t p u t t MERRITT ISLAND _ Last week the Seminole High School baseball learn was ranked No. 5 In the FHSAA C lass BA State Poll, but fell Into the ‘alao receiving votes' after going 3-1 (the only loaa being to the No. 2 ranked team In C lass 6A Lake Brantley) and finishing second tn the Big Blue Bonanza at Lake Brantley. So last night the Fighting Semlnoles showed the voters that they made a big mistake aa they went on the road and shutout the No. 2 ranked team In Clasa BA, Merritt Island. 3-0 In a C lass 5A-Dlatrict 5 contest on the Space Coast. Lance Odom hurled a two-hltter and Tim Raines drove In a pair of runs aa the Tribe ran Its record to 11-5 on the season and handed the Mustangs Juot their third loss In 16 starts. ’ Lance (Odom) w as outstanding.* said Seminole head coach Mike Powers. ’And our defense was the best It has been all year, especially the lnfleld play o f Bill Johnson, Andy Hall and Ryan Abeljon.’ The Fighting Semlnoles, which finished with eight hits, took a 2-0 lead In the second Inning and then added an Insurance run In the fifth Inning. Paulo Silva went 3-for-4 with a double and Tim Raines had a double and two RBI to lead the Tribe offense. The game waa a make-up from a ruined out game back on March 12th. Seminole will host a pair of 5A-District I games tonight against Mainland an< Saturday agatnBt Spruce Creek. Tonlght'i game Is set for a 6 p.m. start. whll( Saturday s contest will begin at 1 p.m. or Alumni Field at the Seminole High Schoo Baseball Complex.. p iq h t u v o ra fm o ix s s. m u b ta n o b o •smiaste o a o o io o . $ • l Mssrltt talaad 000 000 0 . 0 3 0 Odom and TSylur. Martitall. OoidLub (51 am Vrtpaclr WP . Odom (4-2) LP . Marshall. 311 Sttmnok. T. Maine* Sdva 311 . none l(H . nun< H w r i j _ Seminole U-B: Mewl I Itland 13-3. Hawks C onttnasd from P a g * IB gle that put Lake Howell ahead to stay. 5-3. Decker was the winning pitcher, coming on In the sec­ ond Inning In relief o f starter Ryan Sihith. who departed a f­ ter aggravating an Injury. After surrendering a runscoring sacrifice fiy to the first bstter he faced. Decker (5-1) allowed Oviedo just one run on three hits over the final 5 2/3 Innings. i p m u a* b u Baaaw Matt AJIagra singled in two different scoring rallies, scored a run and drove in another Wednesday as Lake Mary came from behind to beat Lyman 4-2. Rams Continued Cram Page IB Willi a 2-1 lead in the sixth inning and Lloacano on cruise control. Lyman's defense fell apart, Eric Otero started the Inning off lor Lake Mary with a single and moved over on a single by Malt Allkgra. Josh O'Brien followed with a grounder to short that was thrown away, and another er­ ror on Uie same play allowed both runs to score to give I j I * Mary the 3-2 lead. In the top of the seventh. Lake Mary's Scott Hlllnskl started the inning off with a single and Jose Rosado was hit by a pitch to put Hlllnskl on second. Allegra followed with a single to give Lake Mary a 4-2 lead It would hold on lo. Lyman threatened in the b o t­ tom of Uie seventh before Bretzrr shut U)c door. The Greyhounds started with a plnch-hlt single and one out later. Josh Hazen reached on a single when Lake Mary failed to communicate on a routine grounder to first. Then. Tyler Carr bounced to second but Lake Mary's Rosado fired home to nab the Lyman runner trying to score from second. Bretzrr struck out seven and allowed only six hits In notch­ ing the win. *1 was getting tired at the end of the game,’ Bretzrr said. *1 was hitting my spots all night.’ Bretzrr said he also thinks Lake Mary Is over Uie slow start. *We Just pulled It together.’ Bretzrr said. “W cvc beaten all of Uie top teams and I think we can go far." In the Seminole Athletic Conference, that seems to a p ­ ply to everyone. The win Improves Lake How­ ell to 14-6 overall, 4-3 In dis­ trict play, and 2-3 In Seminole Athletic Conference play. Oviedo, which saw a (our-game win streak snapped, falls to 84 and 3-2 In both district and conference play. Oviedo took advantage o f a pair o f Lake Howell errors to score two runs in the second Inning. Each team scored a run In the third. IfM il LanyCunYTiingstcorsda runtohstpLaksHow H knock off Ovisdo 7-3 In a 6A-District 3 and SAC baseball gams at Micklsr Fistd Wednesday night. In the top of the fourth, Muley doubled home Joe Santill! (who had walked to lead off the Inning). Muley later scored the tying run on Richard Parente's suicide squeeze bunt. Muley chased Oviedo starting pitcher (and former Lake How­ ell Silver Hawk) Jeff Monaco in Uie fifth Inning when h is bascs-loaded single to the leftfield gap scored Jim Bloodgood and Roberto Santana with the go-ahead runs. The Sliver Hawks added a pair of Insurance runs In the seventh Inning. Santilll hit « one-out double and scored on i single by Allen MontIJo. Lake Howell then loaded the baser for Nik Hajek, who drew a wall to force home Christian DeJe sus (who was plnch-mnnlng fo Muley). Also contributing to the f-« l» Howell attack were Bloodgooc (two singles, run. RBI). SantUl (double, two runs): Santani (double, run);'MontIJo and Par ente (each with a single and ar RBI); Chris Oase (single); H a Jek (RBI); and Larry Cummlngi and DeJcsus (each with a run scored). Providing the offense for Oviedo were Scott Ferrell, J e r a n y Frost, Ben Knapp (one stride apiece); Lawrence Pulti and Larry Grayson (each with an RBI); and Ashley Stephens, Troy Boutwdl, and Jusdn Holmes (one run scored each). Oviedo plays at Lyman tn a Class QA-Dlstrict 3 and Semi note Athletic Conference game, while Lake Howell hosts W ln ta Springs In a Seminole Athletic Conference contest, both an Friday night at 7 p.m. p a T h in k i �Sommold Herald. Sanford. Florida •Thursday. March 26,1998 •3 B Briefs---------------------Continued from Page IB Golf for Lake Howell OVIEDO _ Support Ihe Lake Howell High Scltool Hoostrr Club at the annual golf tmimnment April 19 at the Ekana Golf Club. The club raises money for Lake Howell ath­ letics. There will be a 1:30 p.m. shotgun start with closest to the pin, longest drive, and pulling competitions starting at noon. Range balls will be provided for practice. Cost Is M H per player and Includes lunch. Fax information to Doug Dorsum (788-1660) or Lake Howell (320-9025) to participate. Glen Abbey offers tennis DeBAKY _ Olen Abbey Country and Golf E s­ tates Racquet Club In DcDary la offering a new 'N o Frills' tennis membership through June 30th for only $65. Glen Abbey Tennis Director Orne Drnnnlgan said he has been Inundated by requests from serious players who want to make use of the Club's six lighted courts. "Ih e 'N o Frills' membership does no! Include use of the Club facilities like the restaurant and (tool areas,* Drannlgan said. “ No Frills’ members can use the courts as much OB they like -- the only limits are prior reservations and teaching times.* For further Information, prospective 'N o Frills* tennis members can telephone Hninnlgnn at (407) 666-4481. Bayhead tennis classes SANFORD _ Bayhead Racquet Club will be holding beginner. Intermediate, and advanced tennis classes at the following limes: • Beginners and Intermediates _ Tuesday. Thursday and Friday: 4:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. • Beginners and Intermediate Beginners _ Tuesday and Thursday: 3:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. • Beginners. Intermediate and Advanced _ Tuesday and Thursday: 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. • Tournament level playrra (state and n a ­ tionally ranked players) _ dally: 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. Jeff ContlaMd from Bog* IB a lo n g with 7 95 stolen b a se s. Rock w ill be h e a d in g to C o o p e rsto w n som eday, bu t hc‘s a lre ad y In (h e h earts o f unyon e w h o h a s ever felt h is c o n trib u tio n s to h is h om e town. La st S e co n d S h o t: The Oviedo girls lacrosse team beat Semtnole, a firstyear program playing with a back up goalie. 25 0 ftoo weeks ago. There's something wrong with that. At Princeton, home o f the defending NCAA m en's champions, the Tigers al­ ways hold the ball when they score their 19th goal, even tf they liave a chance to run up the score . Their coach. Dick Tierney, sold he does that because he remembers what it is like to be pounded mercilessly. Many times last season Princeton won with only 19 goals and never exceeded 20 as a show o f sportsmanship. There are lessons to be learned from that. Legal Notices Legal Notices M T N I CN K IVfT COUNT ON TN S ■ M N T C IK T N IN TN S C IR C UIT CO URT OF TN S K M N TSSN TN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M AND FOR S IM M O L S CO UNTY. judicial eiNcurr IN AMO NON SEMINOLE COUNTY. FL0B I0A CIVIL A C TIO N C A M NO. S T r i i r i - C A DIVISION 14-W FTB M0NT0A0C ItRVICCS. P1ainhf1(e). BEVERLY L M A TH , •( *1 0*t*ndanf(() ON FO R SC LO W R B S A L I NOTICK IS H C M B Y OIVtN pursuant la • Final Jadgmtnl ol Mortgage Foracloaur* Salad March 1 1Si. IM S . and anMrad In Caaa NO IM 1 F 1 -C A al the Circuit Court al Ihe IIQ H TIC N TH Judicial Circuit In and tor SEMINOLE County. Florida wherein FTB MONTOAOC SIN VICES la the PlamltS and BEV­ ERLY L. HAYES. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF BEVERLY LEIOH HAYES. TENANT St N/K/A BRIDGET HAYES, TENANT I t ora the Palandanta. I arm aaH to the high**! and bait bfddar lor each at tha W EST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE; SAN­ FORD. FLORIDA 11:00 a m , on tha Sth day ot APRIL. ISOS, tha Iallowing daaenbad proparly at aal forth In sold Final Judgment: LOT IS . HIDDEN LAKES VIL­ LAS. PHASE 111. ACCORDINO TO THS PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK M . PACES S. 4,-S ANO ■ OF THE PUBUC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA WlTREES MV HAND and tha aaai ot IMo Court on MARCH 11 th, ISOS (ESAU Maryanna Moroo Clark ol tha Circuit Court P r Jana E. Joaowlo Deputy Ctorh Echevarria. McCalla. Raymor. Barratt E Frappior Potl Office Boa 3410 Tampa, FL IM O ! F f TO M tTM NOTICE In accordance with tha Americana OfMtelibee A ct paraona naedmg a apccial accom­ modation to panicipeie In due proceeding ahoutd oontacl the Individual or agency tending notice not Inter than oeven (7) daya prior to the proceeding ol the eddreaa given on the notice Telephone: 4E7-I3S4130 eat 4317, 1-EM-M4-E771 (TOO) or I-300-3SS-3TT0 Iv). via Florida Retoy Service Pufahah March t t . N . IM S D E O -IM American Heart M A M o d a r iM .^ CIVIL ACTIO N CASS NO. ST-1SSS CA DIVISION t4W FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK. Plain little). VC. U R R Y OEAH JARRELLS, ct al Daltndanllt) NOTICE OF FORSCLOEURS SALS NOTICE IE HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgment ol Mortgage Forecloture daltd March lllh , IH E , end enlercd In Caac NO. S M IS E CA ol Iho Circuit Court ot Iho EIGH­ TEENTH Judicial Circuit in and tor S I MiN OLE County. Florida wherein FIRST UNION NATION­ AL BANK tc the Plain till and U R R Y M A N JARRELLS: MENLYN B JARRELLS A/tUA MEA­ LY N WILLIAMS, M PARTM ENT OF CHILDREN ANO FAMILY •IRV1CES F/K/A STATE OF FLORIDA OENARTMENT OF HEALTH ANO REHABIUTATIVf SERVICES. CENTRAL FLORIDA EDUCATORS FEDERAL CREDIT UNION. SEMINOLE COUNTY am tha Oalandanta, I will tail to the hlghaat and boat bidder tor cath at the WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE. SAN­ FORD. FLORIDA 11 M a m . on the 14lh day ot APRIL. IM S . tha following daacrlbed proper­ ty aa oat torth In aald Final LOT 147, SAN LANTA. THIRD SECTION. AS PER P U T THEREOF RECORDED IN P U T BOOK IS . M O E 7S. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMIN O U COUNTY. FLORIOA. aWa: 1434 MARA COURT SANFORD FL S3TT1 WITNESS MV HAND and the aeal ol IMe Court on MARCH 13th. IS M . (SEAL) Uaryanne Mona Clerk of Ihe Circuit Court By: Jana K- Jaoewfc Dcfiuhf Clerk Echevarria. McCalla. Raymer, Poet Office Boa 3410 Thmpe. FL 33E0I FS7071E30 NO TICS In accantence with tha Americana Dteatelttt#* Act, pari 0m needing g epee lei iccow* modetion to participate in Hue proceeding thou id contact the Individual or agency (ending nobce not leler than (even (7} daya prior to the proceeding al the oddroaa given on the notice Telephone: 407-3334330 cal. 4137:1-SOO-SU-S771 (TOO) or 1-SS0-ME-S770 (v), via PubiMh: March 13. M . IS M DEO-1(0 Legal Notices IN T N I C IR C UIT CO URT OF THS IS T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR •SMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA OBNBRAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASS NOt B T -M S 4 C A I4 W CITIBANK. FEDERAL SAVINdS DANK PLAINTIFF VS JONATHAN T NUOENT. ET AL OEFENDANT|S| NOTICE OF FORSCLOEURS SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pureuan! lo a Summary Final Judgment of forecloture deled Marth lllh . IM S. enlared in Civil Cate No *7-2334 C A M W ol Ihe Circuit Court ol the 1STM Judicial Circuit in and for SEMIHOLE County. SANFORD Florida. I will (ell to the highett end beet bidder tor each AT THE WEST FRONT DOOR ol the SEMINOLE County Courthouae lor alad at 301 NORTH PARK AVENUE in SANFORD. Florida, al 11 00 o'clock a m on Ihe M lh day ol APRIL. IS M Ihe fol­ lowing deecnbed property aa eat torth In eold Summary Final Judgment, lo-wit LO T 1. BLOCK A. BELLE MEADE. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF A t RECORDED IN PLAT COOK 21. PAGES S OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA . LESS OEOIN AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF SAID LO T t. RUN SOUTH 0 DEOREES OS MIN­ UTES SO SECONDS EAST AlO NO THE CAST LINE OF LOT I A DISTANCE OF 20 FEET. THENCE NORTH 4$ DEOREES 34 M IN U TE ! 01 lEC O N D * WEST A DISTANCE OF 2100 FEET TO THE NORTH LINE OF LO T 1. THENCE NORTH 00 0IQ REES 01 M INUTE! S3 EEC0 N 0 I EAST A DISTANCE OF 20 FEET TO THE POINT OF OEOINNINO Daled thie I2lh day ol MARCH. IM O (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARVANNE MORSE Clark ol Ihe Ctrcutl Court Oy Jane C Jeaeww Deputy Clerk THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN PA 001 S Unrvenify Drive ■ude tOO Plantation FL 1U24 <0S4| 213 M00 07-11(32 (MAC) (CMI) In accordance with Iho American with Dieebdihee Act. pettona with diutelitie* need­ ing a apecial accommodation ahould contact the Clark ot the Circuit Courl at the SEMINOLE County Courlhoueo at 407-3234330 EXT 4227 not lelef than (even daya prior to tha pro­ ceeding It hearing impaired. 1(00 OSS-1771 (TDD) or 1-0000SS-S770. via Florida Raley Service Pubiiah March 10 30 I0M D EO -IEI IN TH E C IR C UIT OOURT OF TH E IS T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN ANO FON SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLONIDA OBNBRAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NOt ST S M S C A M W FIRST NATIONWIDE MON TO AOS CORPORATION PLAINTIFF V* ALLEN I ANOEREON. IF LIV1NQ, ANO IF OEAO. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISICS. GRANTEES ASSIGNEES. LIENORS CREDITORS. TRUSTEC* ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BT. THROUGH. UNDER OR AOAINET ALLEN S ANDERSON. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF ALLEN B ANDERSON. JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE A t UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POEIESSION DEFEND ANT|S) NOTICE OP FORECLOSURE B A L I NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN purtuanl lo a Summary Final Judgment ol torecloeure dated March 11 th. IS M . entered in Civil Cate No S7-2S3S-CA 14 W ol Iho Circuit Court ol the ISTH Judicial Circurl in end tor SEMI­ NOLE County. SANFORD. Florida, I will aall lo tha tugboat and boat bidder tor caih at THE WEST FRONT DOOR ol tha SEMINOLE County Courthouae local ad at 301 NORTH PARK AVENUE In EANFORO. Florida, el 1 1 00 o'clock k m on the 1 Hh day ol APRIL. tM E the fol­ lowing deecnbed property at eat forth In aaid Summary Final Judgment to-wlt LOT 17. OLOCK E. COUNTRY CLUB MANOR. UNIT f. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AE R EC0R 0E0 IN P U T BOOK 11. PAQE 3t. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROE OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices Deled thle I 2lh day ot MARCH. IB M (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol the Circuit Courl By Jane E Jaeewtc Deputy Clerk THE LAW OFFICES OF OAVIOJ STERN. PA 001 S Unnreraity Ortve Sulla S00 Plantation. FL 33324 |(M| 313-1000 07-t M20(FNW) In accordance wilh tha American whh Dieabdibee Act. peraona with diaabilitiea need­ ing a apecial accommodation •houid contact tha Clerk ol the Circuit Court al the SEMINOLE County Courthouae at 407-3214110 EXT 4237. not later then •even daya prior to tha pro­ ceeding If hearing impaired. I- IN TN S C IR C U IT COURT. OF TN S EIG H TEEN TH JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CO UN TY. FLORIDA. CASS NO.: S S -S 0 ft-D R -O t-K IN RE The Marriage ol YVONNE D CLINTON Pellhon#r/Wile. and JAMES A CLINTON Raapo ndan l/H uab and NOTICE OF ACTION TO JAMES A CLINTON c/o Evelyn# Houpe P O Boa (33 Rivarhaad Long laland NY 11(01 YOU ARE HEREOY NOTIFIED that a Petition tor Dnaolulion of Marnag* hat bean tiled again*! you and lhal you are required to serve a copy ot your Response or Pleading lo tha Pallium upon the Petitioner * attorney. A A McCLANAHAN JR . 213 North Park Avenue. Sanford. Florida 32T7I, and tile the original Response or Pteedmg in Ihe Office ol the Clerk of Ihe Circuit Court, on or before Ihe 27th day of APRIL. IM S If you fail to do so a Default Judgment will be taken against you lor the relief demanded in lha Petition OATED at Saniord. Saminol* County. Florida this 20th day ol MARCH. t t ( l MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OY Nancy R Winter Deputy Clark Pubiiah March 7S. and April 2 *. I t . 100S DEO-713 LOT 72 SUNLAND ESTATES. FIRST ADDITION ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 12. PAGES 0/ AND 01. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY FLORIDA o/h/a 704 0 ATWOOD CIRCLE SANFORD FL 12771 WITNESS MY HAND and lha teal nl thia Court on MARCH 12th. 10(3 (SEAL) Maryann# Mora# Clark of Ihe Circuit Court By Jane E Jaaewic Deputy Clerk Echevarria. McCalla. Raymar, Barretl S Frappier Poat Office Dos 3410 Tampa. FL 33(01 FS7105254 N OTICE In accordance wilh the Americana Dtsabililia* Acl. per­ aona needing a special accom­ modation lo participate In this proceeding ahould contacl lha individual or agency sanding notice not talar Ihan seven (7) daya prior lo lha proceeding al the address given on Ihe nobce Telephone 407-3214130 eat 4227. I-SOO-S3S-I77I (TDD) or 1 -(00-055-0770 (v) via Florida Relay Service Publish March I t . 23 13(0 DEO-137 aoo-fst-arn <tddi or t-soo0SS-S77O. vie Florida Relay Service Publrah March 10. 2E 1 M I DEO-ISO IN TN S C IR C UIT CO URT OF THS tSTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, tN ANO FOR S1MIN0LB COUNTY. FLORIDA OBNBRAL JUR ISDICTIO N DIVISION CASS NO: #7*1 B X J-C A l4 -W OC CAPITAL MORTGAGE SERVICES INC PLAINTIFF VS WILLIAM M BARLEY. IF LIVING. AND IF DE AO. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE HEINS. OEVISIES GRANTEES ASSIGNEES LIENORS CREDITORS TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY THROUGH UNDER OR AOAINtT WILLIAM M DARLtV. O A ILC 0ARIEV IF LIVING ANO IF DEAD THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE HEIRS DEVISEES GRANTEES ASSIGNEES LIENORS CREDITORS TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMINO AN INTEREST BV THROUGH. UNDER ON AGAINST GAIL C BARLEY WILLIAM BEST IF LIVING ANO IF OEAO THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES ASSIGNEES LIENORS. CREDITORS TRUSTEES ANO AIL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMINO AN INTEREST OY, THROUGH. UNDER OR AOAINST WILLIAM BEST. ANGELA BEST. IF LtVtNQ ANO IF OEAO THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS DEVISEES GRANTEES ASSIGNEES LIENORS CREDITORS TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST ANGELA BEET. OINTLEY WOODS COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. INC JOHN OOE AND JANE DOC AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DtFCNOANT(S) NO TICS OF FORSCLOEURS SALS NOTICE IB HEREOY OIVEN purauent lo a Summary Final Judgment ol forecloeute deled March lllh . IM S entered m Civil Caaa No ST-M2S-CA14-W o4 the One ml Court ot tha tSTH Jurhoml Circle I In end lor SEMINOLEtdeunty. Saniord Florida. I will aoN lo the hrgheal end boat bidder tor cath at tha Waal Front Door ol the SEMINOLE County Courthouae located el SOI North Perk Avenue in Saniord. Florida, at 11.00 o'clock a m on the 14th day ol APRIL. ISSS the Ioliowing deecnbed properly aa aet torth in aaid Summary Final Judgment, to-wlt LOT 41. BENTLEY WOODS. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF A t RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 41. PAOEtS) 7t THROUGH S3. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA Deled thie 12th day ot MARCH, t M l (CIRCUIT COURT SCALI MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol the Circuit Court By Jane E Jatowtc Deputy Clerk THE U W OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN. PA M l S Univertity Drive Suite tOO Plenlalion. FL 33S24 KS4) 331-1000 M 01303 (QNW) In accordance with Ihe American with DieeUldiet Act. peraona with diaabilitiea need­ ing a apecial accommodation ahould contact Ihe Clark of Ihe Circuit Court el Ihe SEMINOLE County Courthouae al 407-3214330 EXT 4337. not leler then (even day* prior la the pro­ ceeding II hearing Impaired |*00-031-3771 (TOO) or 1-M 0Ott-3770. vie Florida Relay Service Pubiiah March IB. t*. IM S DCO-1S3 NOrtOB OF ADEDOV ACTIO N TAKEN BV TME •T. JO HNS NIVEN WATER MAN AD EM E N T DISTRICT Notice I* given that the following permit we* taeuod on OS/1S/S7. Homeataed Village Incorporated. 3030 Powera Ferry Rd. Bldg 200 *1 1 . Atlanta. GA 30l i t . permit 140-1! 7-041T-ERP The pro­ tect known aa Homealaad Village Altamonte it located In Beminola County. Section 14. Townahip 31 South. Range t t Eaal The permit euthoruaa conalructron end operation ol a aurlace orator management ayatam lo aa rye a 134-room hotel end eeeocialpd perking lac drtiet The eyelem include# one wel detention pond, and elormeewer eyelem Conetruction ol the pmpoaad eyetem unH occur In, on. or over 0 07 aertf ol wetland# or other eurlac# water* Tha receiving water body H North Lake The Hie(k) containing the eppUceUon lor Ihe above hated perm l N available lor Impaction Monday through Fridey accept lor legal hohdaya, 3:00 a m lo t:00 pan. at Iho St Johne River Water Management Divtricl (Dtatrlct) Headquarter#. Hwy 100 W.. Palette, FL 3*171-1420 A pereon whoa# lubetanltal iniereate ore affected by tha Dial riot permitting daciaion may petition lor an edffliniktrallva hearing In accordance with aactione 110 M l and 130.17. Florida Statute*. or may chooee la puraua mediation aa an alternative remedy under auction if0.373. Florida Statutes, before Iho deadline lor tiling a petition Chooelng mediation wiN not adversely effect Ihe right lo a hearing II mediation done not result In s settlement The procedure* lor pursuing mediation ore M t forth In Section H O STS. Florida Stalutae. and rule* 2S10*111 and IE-104 404-404, Florida Administrative code Petitions must comply wilh lha requirement* el Florida Administrative Code Rule 40C-I.EI1 end 40C-1.S31 and be tiled wilh (received by) the Olstftat Clerk located at Divtricl Headquarters, Highway 100 W m I, Palatka. Florida 31711. Patibona lor odmlnialrallve hearing on Ihe above apphcalion<a) must be filed within fourteen (14) days ol publication of this nolle* or within nineteen (13) daya of lha District depositing nolle# of this Intent in lha mail lor those persona whom lha Outncl melts actual notice Failure to hie a petition within ibis Urn* period shall commute a waiver ol any nght(e) ouch petsorgo) may have lo rogues I an admin* Ira Uva determination (hear­ ing) under auction 12017. Florida Statute*, concerning the subfact permit Petitions which are not Med in accordance with lha above provisions ore subject lo dismissal Because lha odmmietrsthra heating process is designed lo for­ mulate final agency action. Ihe filing of a petition means that Ihe District's final action may be diflarant tram lha position taken by N In Hus notice of mlenl Persona whose substantial interests will be affected by any such final decision ol lha District on Iho appli­ cant hove the light lo petition lo becom* a party lo lha proceed­ ing. m accordance with the raguwements eel forth above Pubiiah: March I t . it* * DC0-114 IN TNS CIRCUIT CO U RT OF THE f STH JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR SKMINOLS CO UN TY, FLORIDA OSRSRAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASS NOl S7-3337-CA* 14-W COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS INC F/K/A COUNTRYWIDE FUNOINQ CORPORATION O/O/A AMERICA S WHOLESALE LENDER PLAINTIFF vs GARNCE O CLARK IF LIVING AND IF OEAO THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE HEIRS DEVISEES GRANTEES ASSIGNEES LIENORS CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO AIL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMINO AN INTEREST OV THROUGH UNDER OR AGAINST OARNCC O CLARK UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF OARNCC O CLARK IF ANY. NIKKI CLARK SADAL POINT COMMUNITY SERVICES ASSOCIATION INC GUARANTEED GUTTERS INC MCLEOD RENTALS. INC SAN MARCO VILLAS CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION. INC . JOHN DOC ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION OCFENDANT(S) NOTICE OF FOM BCLOtUNS S A L I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Summery Final Judgment ol foreclosure deled March tlth. IS M entered in Civil Cate No (7-2137-CA 14W of the Circuit Court ot lha 1ATH Judicial Circuit *i end lor SEMINOLE County. SANFORD. Florida, I writ sell lo Ihe highest and beat tedder lor cash at Ihe WEST FRONT DOOR ol the SEMINOLE County Courthouae located at SOI N PARK AVENUE m EANFORO. Floret*. ol I I 00 o’clock o m on the M lh day ol APRIL, 10(0 Ihe following described property a* set torth tn sard Summary Fmol Judgment to-wlt CONDOMINIUM UNIT NO S3. BUILDING IS SAN MARCO VIL­ LAS CONDOMINIUM A CONDO­ MINIUM ACCORDING TO THE DECLARATION OF CONDO­ MINIUM THEREOF RECORDED M O R BOOK I EM PAQE • OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA TOGETHER WITH AN UNDIVID­ EO INTEREST IN THE COMMON ELEMENTS APPURTENANT! THERETO Dated this 12th day ol MARCH. 10(t (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARVANNE MORSE Clerk ol the Circuit Court By Jane E Jaaewic Deputy Clerk THE LAW O FFICE! OF □AVID J STERN. PA SOI t Untvorally Drive Suite tOO Plantation. FL 33324 ((34) 233- 3000 07-1 T(40 (FNMA) (CWF) In accordance with the American with Diaabilitioe Act. parsons with disabilities Hood­ ing a special accommodation ahould contact the Clerk ol Ihe Circuit Courl al the SEMINOLE County Courthouse at 407-3334130 EXT 422T. not taler then seven day* pnor to the pro­ ceeding II hearing impaired. 1(00-955 4771 (TDD) ot 1-400(SS-ST70. via Florida Relay Service Pubiiah March I t . 2*. IM S DCO-1S2 IN TU B CIRCUIT OOURT OF TN S IfOW TSSMTN JU DICIAL C IR C U IT M AND FOR ■ SMIMOLS COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASK HO. S T -t S M -C A D ivisio n 14w MELLON MORTGAGE COMPANY. P!einhtl(s), JOSEPH W LEONARD. JR., el al Delendanl(a) NOTICE OF FORECLOBUNB BALK NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN purauent to a Final Judgment ol Mortgage Foreeloaure dated March lllh . IS M . and antored ta Cate NO S7-33SE-CA ol lha Circuit Courl ol lha EIGH­ TEENTH Judicial Circuit in and lor SEMINOLE County. Florida where in MELLON MORTGAGE COMPANY is Hie Ptauititt and JOSEPH W LEONARD. JR.; THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JOSEPH W LEONARD. JR . N/K/A SHANNON LSONARD. MARY L HILLMAN; TENANT *1. N/K/A TERRY WALLS. TENANT (3 . N/K/A KC LANZ are lha Defendants I wM se« lo Ihe highest end beat bidder lor cash al lha W EST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE. SAN­ FORD FLORIDA 11:00 a m , on lha tih day ol APRIL. ISOS, tha following described property aa sol forth In aaid Final IN TH E C IR C U IT CO U R T OF TME B IO H TS IN TH JU D IC IAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR ■ IM IN O LB CO UN TY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASS NO. 07-S34B-CA DIVISION 14-W PNC MORTOAQE CORP OF AMERICA.. Plain tifff a|. v* KAREN K BABER, al al Oelendanllt) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pursuant lo a Final Judgment ol Mortgage Foreclosure daled March l ll h 1090 and entered m Case NO 07-7343-CA ol Ihe Circuit Courl of Ihe EIGH­ TEENTH Judicial Circuit m and lor SEMINOLE County Florida wherein PNC MORTQAOE CORP OF AMERICA I* the Plaintiff and KAREN K BABER ANY AND A IL UNKNOWN PANTIES CLAIMINO BY. THROUGH, UNDER AND AOAINST THE HEREIN N A M I0 INDIVIDUAL DCFENOANTIt) WHO ARC NOT KNOWN TO BE OEAO OR ALIVE. WHETHER SAIO UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST AS SPOUSES. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. OR OTHER CLAIMANTS. TENANT *1 N/K/A ROONEY MORRIEON. TENANT *2 N/K/A SHEAR ICO COOPER are Ihe Oelendents. I will tell to the highest and best tedder lor cash al lha WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE. SAN­ FORD. FLORIOA 11 00 a m . on the 0th day ot APRIL. 10(0. the tallowing daaenbad proparty aa aal farth in aaid Fmal LOT 20. OAK VILLA. ACCORD­ ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF A* RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 40 PAOCS 7* A 77 PUBLIC RECOROE OF SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIOA WITNESS M T ItelOD al I Ha* aeal al thia O mari mi MARCH 12th. 1(04 SEL. (SEAL) Maryann* Mere* Clark ol tha Circuit Court By Jane E Jaaewic Deputy Clerk Echevarria. McCalla. Raymer. Barrett A Frappier Poet Office Boa 3410 Tamp* FL 13*01 F07103I70 HO TIC ■ In accordance wilh th* Americana OteateHItas Aet. per­ son* naedmg a special accom­ modation to pert to pal# In thi* proceeding should contact th* individual or agency (ending notice not later than aavan (7) day* pnot to th* proceeding at Ihe address given oh th* nolle* Telephone 407-3134330 eat 4137. 1-300-03I-E771 (TD0) or I-000-OSE-3770 (v). via Florida Relay Service Publish March t*. 3*. t * f t D E O -U S IN TU B C IR C U IT CO U RT FOR S I Ml HO L I COUNTY, FLORIDA PRORATS DIVISION File Me. ST-SSS-OR IN RE ESTATE OF GORDON EARL VEZNER Deceased N O T IC I OF AOMI MIST RATION The administration ol th* eatata ot QOROON EARL VEZN­ ER. deceased. File Number (7 300-CP. I* pending In Ihe Circuit Court tor Eeminota County. Florida. Probata Division, the eddieaa ot which i* Drawer C. Saniord. FL 337730433 Th* name end address of th* personal representative's attorney at* set torth below. AM intarealed persona are required to file with thi* Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIE NOTICE (t) aU claim* again it Ihe estate end ( 2) any ob)#ction by an interested person on whom this node* was served that chal­ lenge* th* validity ol th* sriX. th* qualification ol lha personal representative*, venue, or |ur*adicllon ol th* Court A U CLAIMS AND O BJEC­ TIONS NOT SO FILE0 W IU BE FOREVER BARRED Publication ot this Nolle* ha* begun on March 24th. IM S Personal Representative KURT R VEZNER 730! Cambridge Onve Craatwood. KV 40014 Attorney lor Personal Representative. MALCOLM ANDERSON. PA. FBN 0*3*7* 324 Datura St., t t t I W Palm Beach. FL 33401 Tel (M l) ( S ( - (3 (1 Publish March 2 (. and April 3. its* DEO-239 o tR o u rr c o u r t OF T N I I M N T I I M T N JUDICIAL IN AMD FOR • IM N IO L I COUNTY, FLORIDA C A S I MO. S T -M S C -C A -1 4 -K LAWRENCE A R IS K and ROSEMARY L RISES. Plaintiff*. in t h i LAV0Y0 C YATEE and DONNA J YATES. ROY end BRENDA ANOEREON. BRANTLEY HARBOUR HOMEOWNER'S ASSOCIATION. INC.. */k/* BRANTLEY HARBOR HOMEOWNERS' Legal Notices ANO ALL UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. CREDITORS, OR OTHER UNKNOWN PERSONS OR UNKNOWN SPOUSES CLAIMINO BY. THROUOH. ANO UNDER ANY OF THE ABOVE-NAMED DEFENDANTS AND ALL OTHER PERSONS TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN N O T IC I OF S A L I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lhat pursuant lo lha Summary Final Judgment ol Foreclosure entered in Ihe above-styled cause In the Circuit Court in end tor Saminola County. Florida, I anil aall at public auc­ tion to lha highest tedder in cash al lha Waal front door ol tha Courthouse tn Saniord. Semmoia County. Florida, al lha hour* between I I 00 a m and 1200 p m . on April 31 al. 1t t t . that certain parcel ot real prop­ erty situated in tha Oounty ot Saminol*. Stats ol Florida, more particularly daaenbad aa to Hows Tha East 4S Fast ol Lot S and the West 47 Feat ot Lot S. and tha North 10 teat of tha East 4t teat ol Lot 13. and lha North 10 feat ol the Waal 47 teal of Lot 14, Block B. Brantley Hall Ealalaa. according lo lha plat thereof aa recorded in Plat Book 13. Pag* tS and 17. Public Records of Saminola County. Flond* In accordance with Iht Americans with Diaabrlrtie* Acl. peraona with draatelrtla* Head­ ing a special accommodation to participate tn thia proceeding ahould contact Ihe ADA Coordinator. 301 N Park Avenue. Suite N-301, Sanford. Florida 13771 not later then five days pnor lo the proceeding Telephone (407) 321-4330. eatenaion 4227. It hearing impaired. (TOO) t-SOO-OSS•771. or Voice (V) l-S M -M E •770. via Florida Relay tonric* DATED thi* 20th day ol MARCH. 1(0* MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol Ihe Circuit Court By Ruth King Deputy Clerk 0 Paul Di# inch II, Esq Post Office Boa 3330 Orlando. Florida 32*03 (407) 423-2371 Publish March 23. and April 3. ms DE 0-231 o m o w rr c o u r t OF TN S f m t JU D IC IAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA m tn i ( SMIMOLS O O U K T T OSRSRAL JURISDICTION DfVttfON CASS HO. t r - t t t t - O A - l d - K OREAT WESTERN BANK. FSB. Plaintiff. VS ROBERT L STAUFkkN and ELVNOR L STAUFFER. *1*1. MOTIC B OF FO R S O LO S U R I BALK Nolle* it hereby given that, pursuant In that Final Judgment ol Foreeloaure dated Match f(th. 1 •*!. and entered In chrU case number S T -U B t-C A -U -K . ol the Circuit Court ot the ttlh Judicial Cirault In and lor Semi no I* County, Florida, wherein GREAT W ES TIR N DANK. F M . is PtamMH.S ROBERT L. STAUFFER. ELVNOR L. STAUFFER. FIR ST UN* NATIONAL BANK OF FLORIOA. HENRY W SM R . S it. INDfVIOUALLY ANO AS TR U S TS ! OF T H I HENRY WE NCR. SR . REVOCA­ BLE LIVING TRUST. O A TIO MARCH I . tt«t. UNITEO STATES OF AM IR ICA . Is/are Defendant!*), ( wt* tail to Ms* high**! and beat bidder for cath at th* weat front door ol the lam inate County aourthoute in Sanford. Seminote County. Florida, at 11:00 AM . on th* t u t day ol April, IM S , —■ii---i—-a. -■KK% iFaa rMkie W R^W wi# a Tw KTwirsil itrSik DM 6^ flu pM W pFR w#fw ty a* cat forth In aaid Final Judgment, lo wit LO T 11. BLOCK A. ROANN ESTATES, ACCORDING TO THS PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK IB. PAGES t t ANO 33. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. MOTE PURSUANT TO THE FAIR D EBT COLLECTION PRACTICES A C T YO U ARE ADVISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM IE DEEMED TO BE A OSBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO C O U E C T A D EB T AND ANT INFORMATION OBTAINED W IU BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE Dated th* 30th day pi MARCH. MARVANNE MORES Clerk ol th* Circuit Court By Ruth King Deputy Clark COOtUS A BTAWtARSKI 4010 Boy Bcout Boulevard Suit* 410 Tamp*, Florida 33E07 Telephone: (SI 3) (77-9004 CAS *97-01*17 Pubiiah: March IB . and April 3, IB M DEO-27 S M T N I e w e U IT OOURT OP TME tB TN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, M A M POR CADS NOl o r BBB4 C A M K FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK P U IN TIFF VS IS S U E R. LONO. INDIVIDUALLY ANO AE TRUSTEE; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF U S U I R. LONG, IF ANT, HO A MA! VU A/K/A HOA M. VU; BT AL OEFENDANT(S) NOTtCB N O TIC I IE HERESY GIVEN purkuent to a Summary Final Judgment ol lorecloeur* dated March ISth, 1(0*. entered In Civil Co** No. ST 33*4 C A M K el the Ctrcutl Court el Vi* ISTH Judicial Circuit in and for SEMI­ NOLE County, Saniord. Florida. I will oei to th* high**! and beat bidder lor cath at th* W ad front door of Courthouae al 'ha SEMINOLE County Courthouae located at SOI N. Park Avenue In Saniord. Florida. *1 1100 a m On th* t i l t day of April IS M the fol­ lowmg deecnbed property a* eel forth In M id Summary Final LOT T. WINGFIELD RESERVE. PHASE II. ACCOROtNa TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RSCORDEO IN P U T BOOK SB. PAGES 44. 4* ANO TO. PUBUC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ OA Dated thia 20th day *1 MARCH. ItSd. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) UARYANNE MORSE Clark ol th* Ctrcutl Court Legal Notices By Ruth King Deputy Clerk Th e l a w o f f i c e s OF DAVID J STERN. PA ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF SOI S University Ortve Suit* 300 Plantation. FL 33374 ((34)211 -1000 (7-17411(B0A) In accordance with th* American with Disabilities Act. person* with disabililis* need­ ing a apecial accommodation to participate in this proceeding should contact th* Clerk ot th* Circuit Court at th* SEMINOLE County Courthouse at 407-3214330 EXT 4227. not taler than seven days prior to Itie pro­ ceeding If he*ring impaired. 1300-955-1771 (TDD) or 1-300(3S-S770, via Florida Relay Seme# Publish March 26. and April 2. 1(9* 0C 0-237 IN TN S C IR C U IT CO U RT OF TH E IS T H JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLONIDA GENERAL JUR ISD ICTIO N DIVISION CASE NOt S TO S S t-C A -t 4B COLONIAL MORTOAQE COMPANY PLAINTIFF VS MARK A STEVENS. ELIZABETH R STEVENS: MIDDLETON OAKS COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. INC ; VALLEY NATIONAL FINANCIAL SERVICES COMPANY: JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOC AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION OCFENDANT(S) N O T IC I OF FORECLOSURE BALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pursuant to * Summary Final Judgment ol lorecloeur* dated March ttlh . IB M , entered in Civil Case No S703S3-CA-14B ol th* Circuit Court ol the ISTH Judicial Circuit in and lor SEMI­ NOLE County. Bsnlord. Florid*. I will sell to th* highest end best bidder lor cath at west front door ol Courthouse of th* SEMINOLE County Courthouse located at 301 N Perk Avenue In Saniord. Florida, el 11 00 a m on the Slat day of April t ( f • th* following described property a t set torth In said Summary Final Judgment, lowit. LOT 4. BLOCK B. MI0DLET0N OAKS. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RSCORDEO M P U T BOOK 30. PAGES 31. 34. AND 3t. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA Deled thia 20th day ol MARCH. 11*4 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol the Circuit Court By: Ruth King Deputy Clerk THE U W OFFICES OF DAVID J. STERN. PA ATTORNEY FOR P U IN TIF F SOI S University Ortve Plantation, FL 33324 (**4)313 -4000 •7-10333 (n accordance wilh the American with OtMtektio* Act. needitiofi lo :ceding ol th* CtrewM Court *4 the SEMINOLE County Courthouae el 407-3134330 EXT 4337. not later Ihan oeven day* prior to the pro­ ceeding If hearing impaired, t900-(44-4771 (TOO) or 1-900•44*4770. via Florida Relay Pubiiah: March IE . and April 3. IS M OCO-33S nr C O U R T CO U N TY, • S -tS S -C P IN RE: ESTATE OF AN0RCW FRANCIS O’BRIEN JR Oecaaaed OP A B M M B T IM n O N Th* adminlatrallon of th* a*lata of ANDREW FRANCIf O BRIEN JR ., deceeeed FM* Number M-33S-CP. 1* pending In lha Circuit Court lor Seminole County. Florid*. Probata Dhtlaion. th* addreee of which 1* P O . Drawer C. Sanford. Florida 3377I-04M Th* name* and addruaaaa ot pro pergonal repreeantaliv* and d>* pe reona I raproMntaliva'e attorney are M l forth below ALL INTERESTED PERIONS A M NOTIFIED THAT: AE peraona on whom thia notice la aarvad who have objection* that challenge the validity of lha wit), th* qualifica­ tion* of th* peraona I rapraaantathr*. venue, or )uri*dicttan ot thia Court or* required to file their objection* with Nil* Court WITHIN THE U T E R OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIE NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIE NOTICE ON THEM AS creditor* of th* decedent end other pereon* having claim* or demand* again*! decedent** ettete on whom * copy of thi* notice ie aerved within three month* after th* data Ot tha lin t publication of thi* notice mwet Id* their claim* with UD* Court WITHIN THE U T E R OF THREE MONTH* AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBUCATtON OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OATS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. AE other creditor* at th* dece­ dent and pereon* having claim* denf* aaUM mint file their Maim* with thi* court WITHIN THREE M ONTH* AFTER T H I DATE OF T H I FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS N C nC E. A U CLAIMS, DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS N O T SO FILED W IU BE FOREVER BARRED. The dal* of the ftret publica­ tion of thi* Nolle* i* March H th . IS M . Pereonol R epreeentaltv* Andrew F. O'Brien III P.O. Boa 1M3S3 Winter Spring*. Florida 12710-4353 Poraonal Representative: Kbrean Swarteel Florida Bar No. 132720 CARLTON FIELDS WARD EMMANUEL SMITH E CUTLER. PA. PO. Boa 1121 Orlando. Florida 33401 Talaphone: 407-449-0300 Pubiiah Match 30. and April 3. DEO-330 �Legal Notices 4 B . SpfmnoJp Herald, Saritard. Florida ■ Thursday, March 26.1996 Legal Notices \H T H t CIRCUIT COURT TOR SC Ml N O LI COUNTY, FLORIDA D IvU N ti: P lo tllU DvplttTTTf hi Fll# Num h»t: M 010 CP ■N R l {STATE OT MARC C WILSON CNctaitd NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Thy 4i1m«ni«Nation of th# #*tat# of MARC C WILSON d#e#**#d Fti# NuniNf 88 090C*5 ft rHcndiniQ in lh# Circuit Coutf tor Sfmimil* County floruit Probtt# D'Vitiori |h# •uldrttt of Mtuch t* P O' Drawtr C Sanford Flor«d« 327750859 Th# nam t(i) tnd td d rttt ot th# Trust a# a fid lh# Yffwit## » Attorn#v tr# t#f forth b#ta« All inl#r#tl#d p#r«ortc *r# ryi)urrrd to til# with I'M* court J All cltirnt th# aflat# WITHIN TH R {£ m o n th s Af TER THE fiRST PUDUCATION OF THIS NOTICE and b Any obf#ction by an inl#r* rtfrd p#r»or» upon whom !M* no tic# t% *#rv#d that challang## tH# validity of th# will th# qua!dtcaliona of th# Trust## vrngr. or |un#d*ction of th# Court mgit til# such ob|#ction WITHIN THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF t h is NOTICE ON THE OBJECTING PERSON ALL CLAIMS AND O BJEC­ TIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER OARRED Publication of (Ms Notic# ha» bagun on March tfith 1998 Barry M Wilton Trust## 9709 Fotglov# Circl# Fort M yrri Florida 33919 Attornay tor Trust## ECHOLS A COTTER PA Richard T Collar. PA 6100 Eitaro 0 out#ward PO Oo* 2579 Fort My art Batch FL 33932 2579 >9411 463 5793 By Richard T Cottar PA Florida Bar No 209147 Pubirth March 19 26 1998 BEO-165 Legal Notices IN THE C IR C UIT COURT OF THE EIG H TEEN TH JUD IC IAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE N O :97-4113 CFO IN RE FORFEITURE OF ONE 1985 LINCOLN VI N UNDP96FIFY67293S NOTICE OF FORFEITURE PROCEEDING TO Ronald E Gr##n 244 7 Sanford Awanua Sanford Flonda 32771 and all olhart who claim an ■ntar#ti in th# following proparfy 1985 LINCOLN VI N 1LN0P96FIFY672935 Donald F tiling# r of th# S* mi no t# County Sharilf't Of lie# S#minof# County. Florida through hit ofhc#rt, invattigafort or aganlt t#tr#t1 th# abov# pro party on or about Noa#mb#r 25 1997 in S#m*mot# County, Florida and »• pr#t#ntty holding said property lor lh# purpot# of torfaitur# purtuanl to Sactiont 932 701-932 704. Florida Statutai and will REQUEST that an Nonorabl# Judg# of lh# Circuit Court, Civil Division Eightaanlh Judicial Circuit, Saminola County Florida, find probabl# caut# that th# abov# prop#rty thoutd b# forfadad to th# abov# aganey You will b# t#rv#d a copy of lh# Ordar finding Probabl# Caut# one# it it tign#d by th# Judg# and it will advft# you how and wh#n to rvtpond to thit r#qu#tt for forfaitur# I HEREBY CERTIFY that a tru# and correct copy of thit Notic# w u *#nt to th# abov# nam#d addr#tt by U S c#rfiTt#d mail, rat urn r#c#«pt r#qu#»l#d, this 19th day of Mafcti«t998 John C R on, G#n#rat Countal Florida Bar 380717 Sammol# County Shamff t Of tic# 1345 - 28th Sha#t Sanford Florida 32773-9399 Pubhth March 26. and April 2 1998 DEO-222 NO TICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE BY TNK C ITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA Not»c# it haraby g»v#n that a Public Hearing will ba hald in tha CofTwruttion Room at th# City Hall 300 North Park A*#no#. in tha City of Sanford Florida, at 7 00 o'clock PM on April 13th. 1998 to contidar th# adoption of an ordmanc# by th# City of Sanford Florida d#tcrib#d as follows ORDINANCK NO. 3394 TO ANNEX A PORTION OF THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY LYING BETWEEN EAST AIRPORT BOULEVARD AND EAST LAKE MARY BOULEVARD ANO BETWEEN OHIO STREET AND MELLONVILLE AVENUE AS SHOWN ON THE MAP BELOW A compisis d# sc option and a copy ol tha ordinance shall ba svailabl# at th# otfic# ol tha City Cl#rfc lor all parsons dasinng fo aiamin# th# sama. All partial in mtaratt and cibxans shall hsva an opportunity to b# hoard at said haarmg By ordar of tha City Commission of tha City of Sanford. Florida PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 3306626 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: II a parson dacidas to appaal a deci­ sion mod# with rat pact to any matter ton* id trad at tha above mealing or hearing, ha may need a verbatim record of th# pro­ ceed mgt. including the teibmony and evtd#nc#. which record is not provided by th# City of Sanford (FS 286 0105) Janet R Dougherty. CMC City Cl#rt Publish March 26 and April 2, 1998 DEO-236 --------------------------------------------------------- 1---------------------------------------------------------- MOTICI OF A PUBLIC MIAN INS TO CONSIDER TM I ADOPTION OF AM ORD4NAMCI AY T N I CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA Nolle. I . hereby given that ■ Public Hearing will b* held in lh . Commission Room .1 th. City Mall. 900 North Park A v.n o .. In lh . City ol S.nlord, Florid., .1 1 00 o'clock PM on Apni 13th. 1 9 0 to conaidar lh . adoption ol an ordin.nc. by th. City ot S.nlord, Florida, described at follows M M N A N fil NO. SSSS TO ANNEX A PORTION OF THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY LYINO BETWEEN JE W ETT LAND ANO MCCRACKEN ROAD AND BETWEEN PERSIMMON AVENUE AND WEST AIRPORT SOULEVAR0. AS SHOWN ON THE MAP BELOW Legal Notices UNCLAIMED VEHICLE AUCTION 4/07/9A 79 AMERICAS A9Ce«7HI73616 *6 FORD 1FA0P2902GA1971107 *2 HONDA JMMSZ342XCC093S74 AG MAZDA JM1DDS211G0860333 AS OLDSMOOILE 1G3AJ19R 7704.374 7 96 PONTIAC 702AF19XS092ISA41 A6 TOYOTA JT2S194C5G703291 4 4/14/98 A3 CADILLAC IQGA069A3D9tl337A 87 CHEVROLET 101JFltW2HJ219925 A6 CHEVROLET 1GIJE27P6G JH63II A3 DATAUN JNtM206E1DXi01626 84 PONTIAC lG2AK37M9E82122t4 42 TOYOTA JT2RA6416C50 55360 ALTAMONTE TOWING 117 MARKER ST ALT SPOS SALE BEGINS AT 10 00 AM VIEW t HOUR PRIOR Pubhah March 26 I99A DEO-223 66- 1616 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIG H TEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. STATE OF FLORIDA O IN 9R A L JURISDICTION Caaa Na. tT -3 S « 4 C A -l4 -K BANKERS TRUST COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA. N A AS TRUSTEE UNDER THAT CERTAIN POOLING a n d SERVICING AGREEMENT DATED AS OE MAY A I 99G FOR SOUTHERN PACIFIC SECURE0 ASSETS CORP. MORTGAGE PASS THROUGH CERTIFICATES SERIES 1996-2 Plamt.lt vk G EO R G ET CASON al ua . at a l . Dalamlanla NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE BV CLERK OF C IR C UIT COURT Noltca la haraby g*van that th* undersigned Maryann* Mora* Cl*rk ol th* Crrcu.t Court of SEMINOLE County Florida will on lha 23rd day ol April. 1996 al I I 00 a m al tha Waal Front Door of tha SEMINOLE County Courthouta, in lha City ol Sanlord. Florida, ottar lor aata and *wll al public oulcry to lha highaat and ba*t b.ddnr lor caah. lha following described pro party artoalad m SEMINOLE County Florida, to-wit LOT 13 BLOCK 33. SANLANDO THE SUBURB BEAUTIFUL. SANFORD SECTION. ACCORD­ ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3 PAGE GS. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA purauant to lha final dacraa ol loracloaura anlarad in a caaa panding m aaid Court, lha alyla ol which .a BANKERS TRUST COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA. NA AS TRUSTEE UNDER THAT CERTAIN POOLINQ ANO SERVICING AGREEMENT 0ATE0 AS OF MAY I . 1996. FOR SOUTHERN PACIFIC SECURED ASSETS CORP MORTGAGE PASS-THROUOH CERTIFICATES. SERIES IS96-2 va GEORGE T CASON, at ui . al a l. In accordanca with tha Amancana with D.tabrliliaa Act. paraona naadmg a apactal accommodation to parlrc.pal* in thra procaadirtg should con­ tact lha individual or agancy aand.ng lh » notica no latar than lavan (T| day. prior lo lha procaadmg at lha addraak givan on no Ilea. Tataphona ISOS) 257-4097. 1-|60C) 936s m (TDD) or I-IS00I 955-9770 via Florida Aalay Sarvica WITNESS my hand and official aaal ol aaid Court Ihia 20th day ol MARCH. 1194 (SEAL) Ho norabla Maryann. Morta Clark ol tha Circuit Court By. Ruth King Daputy Clark LAW OFFICES OF JOSEPH PANIELLO Pott OHrca Boa 2347 Tampa. Florida 33S0I Publ.th March 2S. and April 2. 1SSS OEO-232 NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEAKINO TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE BV THE C ITY OF SANFORD. FLORI0A Notice I* h*r*by givan that a Public Hatring will ba hald in tha Commrttion Room t l lha City Hall in lha City ol Santont. Florida Ml 7 00 o’clock P M on ApnM3lh ISOS lo conaidar tha adoption ot an ordinanca by lha Clly ol Sanlord. Florida tint ol which it a* follow, ORDINANCE NO. 33ST AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD FLORIDA AMENDING ORDINANCE NO 3117 OF SAI0 CITY SAID ORDI­ NANCE BEING A ZONING PLAN SAID AMENDMENT CHANGING THE ZONING OF A PORTION OF THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY LYING BETWEEN WEST 2STM STREET AND SARITA STREET AND BETWEEN MOHAWK AVENUE AND MAR­ SHALL AVENUE. FROM SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY S R-3 TO PD (PLANNED DEVELOPMENT) PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILI­ TY, CONFLICTS ANO EFFEC ­ TIVE 0ATE A copy •hall ba availabla al tha otfrea ol lha Cily Clark for all paraona daairmg lo nanvna lha aama All partial in inlaraal and ent­ rant thall hava ah opportunity to ba haard at laid haanno Oy ordar ol lha City Com m -,,ion ol tha City ol Sanlord. Florida PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY O f THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOUL0 CON­ TACT THE HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE ABA COORDINATOR AT 330 *626 46 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETINO ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC II a paraon dae d a l lo appaal a d ictio n mad# with raapacl to any rvaltar conaidarad at tha atiuva mailing or haarmg. ha may naad a varbatim racord ul tha procaadmga. Including tha taatimony and avidanca. which racord it not provided by lha City ol Sanlord (FS 266 010*) Janat R Dougherty CMC City Clark Pubhah March 26. 1996 DEO-23T IN THE CIRCUIT CO U RT OF THS 6 IOHTSKNTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FON S IM IN O L I COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL CASK NO.: S B -1 4 -O A -IS -B CRIMINAL CASK NO- 97- 4 113- CFA IN RE FORFEITURE OF ONE 1991 FORD PICKUP TRUCK V I N 2F TJW35MSMCA0T933 NOTICK OF FORFKITURK PROCEEDING TO Gary Oanaa 3237 Ohio Avenue Sanlord. Florida 32TT1 and ail olhara who claim an mlaratl in lha following proper­ ty 1991 FORO PICKUP TRUCK. VI N 2FTJW36M9MCA0TS33 Donald F Ealmgar. ol lha Saminola County Ihentt’i Office, Saminola County, Florida, through hia otlicere. mvealigatora or aganla. tailed lha above property on or about November 2*. 1SST in femmole County. Florida, and it prevent ty holding aaid properly for tha purpoaa of forfeiture purauant to Secbooa S3! 701- t i l 704 Florida Statulet. and WIN REOUEST that an Honorable Judge ol lha Circuit Court. Civil Orviaion Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, Saminola County. Florida, find probable cauta that lha above property thould ba forlailed lo lha above agency You will ba tented a copy ol tha Order lindmg Probable Cauta once it la atgned by lha Judge and II will adviae you how and whan to retpond lo Ihia raquail tor lorleltura. I HEREBY CERTIFY that a true and correct copy ol tin* Notica waa aant lo tha above named addraaa by U S certified mail, ralurn receipt requalled, thit ISth day of March.tSSS John C Rott General Countal Florida Bar 3*0717 Saminola County Sheriff s Office 1345 - 21th Street Sanlord. Florida 32TT3-S3SS Pubhah March 2*. and April 2. 1SSS DE 0-221 NOTIOK OF A PUBLIC NBARIN0 TO CONSIDER TNK ADOPTION OF AN ORDINAMOK BY TNK C ITY OF KARFORO. FLORIDA Notica la haraby given that a Public Haanng will ba held In the Commission Room al lha City Hall. 300 North Park Amnue. in lha City ol Sanlord. Florida, ai T OO o'clock PM on April 13th, 1SSS to conaidar lha adoption ol an ordinanca by the City ol Sanlord, Florida, described at follows: OR DIN AN C l NO. M S B TO ANNEX A PORTION OF THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY LYINO BETWEEN STATS ROAD 44 WEST AND WEST STH STREET AND BETWEEN AERO LANE ANO SOUTH WHITE CEDAR ROAD; AS SHOWN ON THE MAP BELOW: Legal Notices IN TNK CIRCUIT COURT, OF THE tlT M JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SKMINOLK COUNTY. FLORIDA CASS NO: 6S - 222A C A -1 4 -L AMERICAN GENERAL HOME EQUITY INC . Plaintiff. LAURIE 8 DROWN UNKNOWN SPOUSE Of LAURIE S DROWN JOHN DOE and JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION Detendant(t) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALS NOTICE is haraby given that lha undersigned Clark ot lha Circuit Court ol Saminola County. Florida will, on lha 2tst day ol April 1996 at It 09 A M at lha W atl Front Door ot lha Saminola County Cotirlhnuse. Sanford, Florida oiler lor sale and tall al public outcry lo the highest and bat I bidder lor cash, lha following described property tdualed in SEMINOLE County. Florida Lot 69 Kaywood Rapist. City ot Sanford, Plal Book 30. Pages 27 and 26 Public Records ot Saminola County, Florida pursuant lo lha Final Judgment anlarad in a Caaa pending in •aid Court, tha style ot which la indicated above WITNESS my hand and official teal ol said Court this 20th day ol MARCH. 1998 (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clark ol tha Circuit Court By Ruth King 0 C John C Engleherdl. P A 1*24 E Livingston St Orlando. Florida 32603 II you are a paraon wilh a dis­ ability who naada any special accommodation lo participate in this proceeding, you are enti­ tled al no coat lo you, to the provision of special assistance Please contact Court Administration at 301 N Park Ava Sle N301 Sanlord. Florida 32771, telephone (407) 323-4330. Eat 4227. within two working days ol your receipt ol Ihia nolice II hearing impaired (TOO) 1-IOO-SS6-S771 or Voice (V) 1 -600-666-6770 via Florida Relay Service Publish March 26 and April 2 1996 DEO-229 M TNB C IR C U IT COURT OF TNB IS TN JUD ICIAL C IR C U IT IH ARD FOR SSMIROLS COUNTY, FLORIDA CASS HO. S 9 -IT 4 S CA 14 A NATiONSOANC MORTGAGE CORPORATION. Plaintiff. va 0 N KILGORE, at a l . Oelendanua) AMENDED N O TICS OF SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY QIVEN pursuant to an Ordar Scheduling Foreclosure Sale anlarad in ihia caaa now pend mg in aaid Court, tha style ol which la indicated above I will sail to lha highest and ba il bidder tor caah al tha Waal Front Door ol tha Saminola County Courthouse. SOI North Park Avenue Sanlord Florida 32771 at t l 00 A M . on the 31 at day ot March t *99. lha follow mg daaenbad property as atl lorlh In said Order dr Final Judgment, to-wit “ ““ THE EAST 13 FEET OF LOT 6 ALL OF LOT I ANO THE WEST 37 FEET OF LOT 4. BLOCK 0 LAKE WAYMAN HEIGHTS SUB DIVISION. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3. PAOE 12 PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA a/k/a SS6 Saminola Avenue. Longwood. Florida 32760 OROEREO at Saminola County, Florida, thra 14th day ol March. 1088 MARYANNE MORSE Aa Clark. Circuit Court Saminola County. Florida By Jana E Jesewic Aa Daputy Clark SPEAR A HOFFMAN PA 70S South Dial* Highway Coral Q ablea Florida 33144 Telephone (30S) I64-22S9 Paraona with disability who naad a special accommodation to partKIpala In Ihia proceeding should contact ADA Coordinator at 301 N Park Avenue. Sulla N, Sanford. Florida 32771. al least live days prior to the procaadmg Telephone (407) 323-4330 Eat 4227. 1-S00-S6S-I770 (V). via Florida Relay Service Publish March t*. 24. IBS4 D E O -I 6S F O IS S M U S S IH TN B C IR C U IT CO U R T OF TH S IS T H JUD4CIAL C IR C U IT IN ANO FON SEMINOLE CO U N TY, FLORIDA CASS NOt S T -IT 4 S -C A -I4 -W METROPOLITAN MORTOAOS COMPANY. PtaJntitf. VA. LOIS BLACKBURN, al a t. Defendants NOTIOB OF FORSCLOBUM BAAS A comptal. description and ■ copy ol lh . ordmanc. ahaU ba avails bie al tha olfica ol tha City Clark lor all paraona dasmng to papadna I ha mama All parttaa m inlaraal and cituana thaU hava an opportunity to ba haard al aaid haarmg By ordar ol tha City Commission ot Iha City ol Sanlord. Florida PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDINO ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 330642* 4S HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: II a paraon daetdaa la appaal a daclaton m ad. with raapact to any mattar conaidarad al l ha abov a maabng or haarmg, ha may naad a varbatim racord ol Iha procaadtnga. including I ha laatunony and avidanca. which racord la not provided by tha City ol Sanlord |FS l i t 010S) Janal R Oougharty. CMC Clly Clark PuWwh Match 24 and April I . IttS DCO-I3S A complete description and a copy ol tha ordinanca shall ba availabla al tha oil ice ol the City Clark lor all paraona daalnng to eaamine tha tarns. AM partita In inlaraal and citiiene shall hava an opportunity to ba haard al aaid haanng By ordar ol tha City Commiaaion ol lha City ol Sanlord. Florida. PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PR0CEE0IN0S SHOULD CONTACT THE HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE A0A COORDINATOR AT 3306624 41 HOURS IN A0VANCC OF THE MEETINO ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC. II a paraon decides lo appaal a deci­ sion made with raapacl lo any matter considered at tha above masting or haanng. ha may naad a verbatim racord ol lha procnedingt. Including tha testimony and avidanca. which racord la not provided by tha City ol Sanford (FS 2*4 0106) Janal R Dougherty. CMC Clly Clark Publish March 2* and April 2. 1**4 CEO-234 I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgment ol Foreclosure deled March 11th. IBS* and entered in Cass No ST-1740-CA-14-W ol tha Circuit Court of lha ISth Judicial Circuit. In and tor SEMINOLE County. Florida, wherein M ET­ ROPOLITAN MORTQAQE COM­ PANY. Plslnlill and LOIS BLACKBURN, al el Defendants. I will call to tha highest bidder lor cash al tha Waal front door ol lha SEMINOLE County Courthouse In Sanlord. Florida, on lha 14th day ot APRIL. ISSS, at I t 00 o'clock a m , tha lollowing described property aa eat forth In aaid Final Judgment lying and b«4ng situate In SEMI­ NOLE County, Florida, to w it Lot Z. Block 11 ol INDIAN HILLS UNIT TWO according lo lha Plal thereof, aa recorded in Plal Book 14 al Page *0 of lha Public Records ol SEMINOLE County, Florida NOTICE: ANT PERSON WITH A DISABILITY REQUIRING SPE­ CIAL ACCOMMODATION TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS PRO­ CEEDING SHOULD CONTACT (407) 323-4390. I -OOO-0EE.S771 (TOO). 1-S00-B46-S770 (V). VIA FLORIDA RELAY SERVICE. NOT LATER THAN SEVEN (7) DAYS PRIOR TO THS PROCEEDING DATED this 12th day of MARCH. 10SS MARYANNE MORSE Clark ol tha Court By Jana E Jesewic Deputy Clark SPIELER I ASSOCIATES. P A Attorneys lot PlainliH 4700 Btacayna Boulevard Miami. Florida SSI ST (SOS) srs-rsoo Publiah March I t . tS. 199* OEO-1E4 S e m i n o l e H e r a l d C L A S S IF IE D A D R A T E S DEADLINES Tuosday Ihm Friday 12 Noon tho day beloro putolicatlon Sunday 12 Noon Fnday ADJUSTMENTSJlCREDLTS In tho ovont ol on orror, mo Sami nolo Herald will be tosponsiblo loi mo first tnsortion only and only to mo eatonl ol tho cost ot that insertion Picasso chock ad lot accuracy tho first day tl runs TO PLACE-AN AD_GALL ORLANDO SEMINOLE 4 0 7 / 8 3 1 -9 0 3 3 4 0 7 / 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 D£PARTMENT.HQL!RS 8 AM • 5 PM MONDAY - FRIDAY NOW ACCEPTING 14— F o r S 23— L o ale st & Fo 70— E d un d T &ECUWTY BARS A DOORS Lie. 34 yfi tsp 60 000 designs tV iq tl Free ail Ouakty guaranteed 904 9440013 or 407 324 31M 16— R e m in d e r S e r v ic e s —Service it working and gating and not regretting the cotl If* knowing and undmtarxkng that no good deed wd ba tost “ its not tha time that 4 taka, lo gn mg ol on#4 144-4, tha coolant meni~lov*H> rOUNOLONGWOOO/BIQ TREE PARK Oaclawed Oi*y Cal 631 *430 ___ 25— S p e c ia l N C Living aspanae, counMtmg S medtcat GIFT OF LIFE *00-216-6413 ALONE? FL'a RESPECTED Oilmg Bureau lor SENIORS EtUb 1977 1-600-622-4477 Female Mat saga Therapiil needed for buty Longwood lo cahon Qreal pay 331-6649 Lonely? Ca« TONIGHT 1-*00-407-77*1 art. 2207. 67 *9 par mn Ukro M t* U W U 41*646*434 Wan mi welcome 7 day. Privet* rm» Famed 51*8 LiKeUM77S4 407-33*-5300 Legal Notices IN TH E C IR C U IT CO U RT FOR SEMI ROLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASS HO. S 7 -S S M -C A -I4 -K GLENDALE FEDERAL BANK. F S B . PlainliH v, JOHN MARSHALL and 0 A L E L MARSHALL hra will, and ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMINQ INTERESTS ST. THROUGH UNDER OR AGAINST A NAMED DEFENDANT TO THIS ACTION. OR HAVING OR CLAIMING TO HAVE ANY RIOHT. TITLE OR INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY HEREIN DESCRIBED. Oe tendinis N O TICS OF SALS PURSUANT T O CHARTS R AS NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN purauant lo an Ordar or Summary Final Judgment ol loracloaura dated March ISth. tSSI. anti entered In Caaa No B7-234V14-K ol lha Circuit Court ol tho Eightaanlh Judicial Circuit in and lor Saminola County Florida, where OLENDALE FEDERAL BANK. F S B . it Plalnlill and JOHN MAR­ SHALL and DALE L. MAR­ SHALL. hit wile, and ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING INTERESTS BT. THROUGH. UN0ER OR AOAINST A NAMED DEFENDANT TO THIS ACTION. OR HAYINO OR CLAIMINO TO HAVE ANY RIGHT. TITLE OR INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY HEREIN DESCRIBED. are dafandanla. I will tali to lha highaat and bast bidder tor caah at tha Waat Iron! door ol tha Saminola County Courthouse at 301 North Park Avenue. Sanlord. Saminola County. Florida 32771. at 11 00 o'clock a m on tho 2 t it day ol April, tS S I. tha following daaenbad property aa eel forth In *aid Ordar or Final Judgment to-wit. FROM THE SOUTHEAST COR­ NER OF THS SOUTHWEST 1/4 OF SECTION 2S. TOWNSHIP 20 SOUTH. RANGE 2* EAST. SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. RUN NORTH. A DISTANCE OF 1660 73 FEET AND NORTH I t 0CQ 46' WE 6 T. A DISTANCE OF 1321.72 FEET TO A POINT OF BEGINNING: THENCE RUN NORTH S I DEO 47' WEST. TO A DISTANCE OF 330 43 FEET TO A POINT; THENCE RUN NORTH 0 OEO 02' EAST, A DISTANCE OF 197.St FEET TO A POINT THENCE RUN SOUTH IS DEG 47' EAST. A DISTANCE OF 330.40 FEET TO A POINT. THENCE RUN SOUTH 00 0E0 02’ WEST. A DISTANCE OF 1ST.St FEET TO THE POINT OF BCOINNINO. S U B JEC T TO AN EASEMENT OVER THE CAST. W EST ANO SOUTH t l FEET FOR ROAO PURPOSES II yew are ■ parson with a dis­ ability who naada any accom­ modation In order to participate In thl* proceeding, you ara anildad. at no coat to you, lo lha provision ol certain assistance Plaaaa eonlacl the Court al (407) S23-4330 within two (2) working days ol your receipt of title Notica; II you ara hearing or voice Impaired, call Flonda Malay Sarvica ( 100) *66-1770 DATED al Sanlord. Flonda. on MARCH 20th. 1666 MARYANNE MORSE Aa Clerk. Circuit Court By: Ruth King Aa Daputy Clark SMITH 6 HIATT. P.A Attorneys lor Plalnlill 26*1 Earn Oakland Park Boulevard. Bulls 303 Fort Lawdeadele. FL 33306 Publish March 26. and April I . 1666 DEO-221 it C h il d are ALL HOURS tO r * »«P »» Chad devektpmem Rea* u le , mdaf, met Fun play room 324-OSI3 AN EXP LOVWG MOM ProvKJa, educational actvrw, akmg With TLC 4 playroom len ytd Cad CPRCOCRafRaa ia*e* Foi mtervew 3300700 21— Pe r s o n a l s AD O PTIO N ur str y it LIKE WORKING WITH PEOPLE? BE A MEDICAL ASSISTANT. o t ic e s SPECIAL DAYS N#v*f lorgal Iham' Reminder Serves B day appt. O '* H S y For data<l, call 302 -2126 27— N u c a t io n r a in in g A* a Merkcei Kant tarn «nth an Aaiociata ot Soane* degree you wd help prepare paw ns for tiammaiioni conduct import­ ant teu* and perhap, even a u nr m mnor surgery lit a rewa/tkng career * you kke help ng other, •Oty Of f iwring Clatter •f nance/ A d for 7hm# wen Ouakty ■Gradual# F’laeemem F u n Car Today* 407 *11441* C ity C o lto n * 653 East Mary 436. St* 200 Caaaaaterry FL 12707 CHR.DCARE provider headed m my home SanfonJVk Mary Fle< hr* ualary neg 302-6264 HtOOEN LAKE Reg w. 4C 6 kc ctwdca'e kM mt»nt* 4 todOer, 121-0940 Inhome preschool agat 2- 11 . Limited apace Call 12I-7S3S u s e 1293-10. WALK-INS A A L KK7S a'*"m-« nurse, specialty Healthy imt too' HRSKM2512 324-1*42 71— H llp W an t e d NOW HIRlffiT F/T A P/T lor a Mar* M*nu»*c luring punt n Sanlord P o p ton* arc available on a" ahrtta. __________ — at 136-2611 dr 430-ISM TELEMARKETING 55— B O GUARANTEED $ 10.50 P/H u s in e s s p p o r t u n it ie s $300 $500 • OuTOwtmg phone caret. No aa penance neceiwry For moil information sand • S*SE to Prenet me Commun<elion» P O Boi 664365, M um FL 33266-1366 IN TRAINING 1 po* aval Avg 4 tS50Tv Sal • comm Sanford bawd poof nailing leader Fro cold cstng Faring m r w j F/T 4 P-T Ce* Mlaty S me Itear 413-2070 a it. 312 BEST Horn* Busina aa o It you arc eenous about mekmg money ml no sal of prod, no aw r e n d Cal 362 1320 'amp To Nka H W tS H IIS U M W tS M COKE/PEPSI VENDING ROUTE ##FREE** Many high trsfflc tiles. 12600 a/wfc potential R E G IS T R A T IO N Saminola Emptoymonl 8 0 0 -3 4 2 -6 6 5 3 n t t m m t m m m m Let Ua Work for Yowl 17 1 “ MAKE TH O U B A K W w*h U§“ govemmeol wetont 4 tutpkrt Cart 24 hr* (31-6*31 e r t l OFFICE ORSETER •46*w Late Mary Firm VEND4NO: LAZY PERSONS DREAM FEW HOURS -BIO I I Fro* Brochure 1-*00-4204742 LABOR THAM ES •47Aw Lew* a Trod* ' WORK FROM HOMS making wooden tram** Earn to 1364/ wk Caa 630 6444 SKI E 43 DATA ENTRY - PAW [-No coat ter tuppkaa. earn to 6360/wk mak­ ing tv ac 634 -6M 6 E rt 446 OAOCR PULLER- SMw Reap Up wtth inventory 59— F in Cad Today-Th* Parloct Job la WOMm tar Voulft a n c ia l (407)322-2044 S e r v ic e s ERASE BAD CRSDTT LEGALLY lor ual 42100 64*4 chackMto lo CALYPSO 1464 N La lament Ava Wntar Park. FL 32792 TW E0 ot bang turned down tor crodl? Leant where to oCUm th* bast deeii-credil card*, am but toani, debt consolidation Rata* a* low m S 9%. no an­ nual la**. Me H I W Enttrpnaa* 323-1996 61— M oney to Len d "DIRECT L E k t e M 42.500-450,000 ConaokdAhoni. Cash Loam* Bad CTO* No problem no adv 1*4 1-600-4SO-76U ALL T Y P tt OF CREDIT Cash AsalsMt For Crodit Card Payoff Or Home Loan*. A L t ARMY A NAVY STORE SALES PERSON needed Mon*«t. roaponobl* Hourly * Ban* ht* Aab for Tom 1224731 1-*00-326412* 63— M •Horn# Waakty •Lay Ovot Plan' 'E tta Slop Pay* •401K Rotromonr 'Health Insurance* ’Vacation Pay* ■Ram Progrvn* *Sm *i 8 lEtjuip'' I yt OTRaap/OaaaACDLroo PMaaa Cel Sam to 5pm 1400474-9050 Mon Fn Only EOE ALL POSITIONS o r tg a g es Now being Part hme ft FuS-bm*. E rcaaam wwga* WARNMO HOMEOWNERS FREE report on tha MO Moil Common Mistakes m Refinanc­ ing Your Mom*' C44 600-7464206 for rac mats S trie 70— E T d u c a t io n *3UPERVttOR3 •BARTENOERS ‘SERVERS It 'COUNTER HELP r a in in g AccrodlaJ TrudTschooi CDL. VA/TA Apprv Job AaatsL m a m Navonat Truck School High vofom* roatauront located at th* Orlando-Sanford Airport Jany1! Catorars $ 2 3 -0 3 4 5 AccapOna aooteabani MorvFn horn 6*m lo 2pm 1400 -4SB-7364 CELEBRITY CIPHER by Lula Campoa CaiaWly CaVwr crywronuna araoaaw* Irwa a islaanri by t paopW. parr and preeer, Eatt wear si *w ephat aranda tor a v h CAU * 8 w a S U D R » V P . ' DARI J U A M T V P HD f A ZIFRI . . . WAD R I S C Tl T D URRP IRR. iaa.' - JSTY v aa . PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "O f our rhotortc'Of our confuct* artth WlSism Burisr Yato*. O Its* by K£A Inc wdh othgrs taro make wo mak* po«try.* — i �71— H ttp WANTED 71— H elp W anted 71— H elp W anted AIR BRUSH PAINTER Apoly n person • Sand Creation. Inc 7499 O U Lake Mary Road Se cunty Warehouse, Suite 108 Santord H A IR S T Y U S T NEEDED For busy Santord salon No tal­ lowing necessary Hourly vers­ es commission Cell Cindy 3306333 M8RRY MAIOS HIRING Car S Inauance Needed Weekends FREE 331-5766 APPLIANCE DELIVERY ORtVER: Mutt hava »ah<ia with trailei hitch $7hf « 10e mat Call 634-7072 located m Cat W*r*rTv ASSOCIATE TRAINEE Training make* lha difference' New oi experienced -w# have openings m out three expand mg Seminole County offices tor hard working career minded people Ca< Nancy Darnel AhamonlwLongwood 869 4600 Rohm Mu/eka lake Mary/Heathrow 333 8088 Gary Bateniff Oviedo 365 3688 ATTIKTIOW CNA • |Com# and |0*i our canng 1*4m of Nurses and CNA't Eicel ,wnl peneMs Espenenced rac ogni/ad 5 00pm -11 :00pm shift available Please apply m person Datool Healthcare Re habnation Canter 1831 ( s cam Dkrd Deltona EO t________ AUTO BOOT P/UNTER HELP ER. Help prepare kmos tor pent Musi have aspenence Immedata opening Call T o m at Viking Coach Work. 331 7030 or 1311-3301. AUTOMOTIVE O C T A L !RS Santordl ongwoodOdando Good Income Potential Benefits After 90 Days Teph Seal 407 793 3053 AVON NEEDS taps IN* area Sea h-gh quality products earn good t U her hours 371 7187 Cabinet Maker Sanford area.speciality Vehicle Manufacturer seats Eip lamnator at sen-tier a m u i e Caff for an appointman! 134-8100 CHECK CASHIER Up k) ItOOOMr Daytona F/T or P T Raaatia person e cash hamtongexp 330-3484 Contractors 4 Truckers Make contact quickly your state A N Amerce New height matching sys 34 hrs S3 mm t 8*8 488 4170 MC/Vlta -O CBAR Y MANOR— Is kxilung for talented end at ceptonai people IMMEDIATE OPENINGS C hA t-f/T naKaOM on a* shifts WITH VERY COhtPETTTTVE tA L A R C S Cal Da*ary Manor. 407-8884478- As* tor Orach* of Nurs mg or apply with-n 60 North Mvjhwey 17 92 DeBary flan da Drug free Workplace EOC. HAIR STYUST Up lo 505v commission Bene­ fits m g-owing Lake Mery Salon FANTASTIC SAltS ______ 3286100__________ DELIVERY DRIVER Eve Hrs Call lor details WAITRESS Breakfast S Lunch 6 am lo 2 00pm Great Location Contact Pete al 620 2819 HOTEL OPPORTUNITIES A beautiful 6 eicitmg hotel lo­ cated m the DCF area is hmng for the following positions BANO UET 8ET-UP7SERVER. RESTAURANT SERVERS. COOKS. BELLMEN. HOST/ HOSTESS, COCKTAA. SERVIC­ ERS. HOUSE PERSON. LAUN­ DRY WORKER. MOHT CLEAN­ ER, CONCtEROE, GUEST SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE. Apply m person lo Hohday Inn 12125 fkgh Tech Ave. Orlando EOE DRUG FREE WORKPLACE IC E C R E A M M A K E R S F/T p o s itio n We tram Must be able to kft 50 K>s Benefits Non smoker Wm J Sweets Ice Cream Cat Ju dih >23-«MI _________________ Independent Qifl Catalog! party plan dtstrfcutors Process orders horn home Ready cash For sUrl up krVI tone member shp tea MAIL 330 00 check, mo to CALYPSO VARIETY. 1454 N lakemonl Ave. Writer Park. F t 32792_____________________ JO M lha best healthcare Mam m Vokisu county Rastorattv* CNA needed immeOatefy Previous eipenence helpful Cell Debary Manor 4076444428. EOC. LABOR RITE ■•"330-341$*"* NEED 100 • MEN S WOMEN Oa4y work Oarty pay Vafvcies a PLUS COME WORK WITH THE BEST LA B O R / G R O U N DS Upscale f.Wemeni community m longwood hat anmediala F/T position at a labor»i Outws support landscape crew i e mowing edg-ng pruning and other labor type DvMt No •• penence necessary preferred canckdau with grounds aspenence For appt cas 4076830230 a it!3 0 EOC L A B O R E R S NEEDED FOR UNDCROROUND U T IL IT Y C O N T R A C T O R mi ALTH W8UKAMC8 AMO U tk FLAW One Pea werapMm aeehr at iaa wa* own SITE FOREMAN tor kxe/ comm sees Musi be able to set pc* S w o n 323*133_____________ LANDSCAPE MAMTENANCS F/T openings Espenenced and (tovers keens# reqiared DFWP. CaM 4076*8-0133 LAWN MAINTENANCE Commercial asp. required. i 8 retUMUty a muett CaB 330-1*81 W A R E H O U S E ^ UVEfW40 Eic benefit met 40IR tJusi have data D k I dean dnv mg record Apply 3501 S Saniord Ave Sanford DISHWASHER Restaurant m Longeood seek­ ing full part tame dishwasher Prior asp helpful but not re­ quired Tier schedule needed t 0am€pm 8 5-10 pm shifts avsiebie For appointment cal |407| 682-0230 X230 aa DRIVERS a s Route delivery Class A or B COL Nflhi and day posmons Heavy kftmg required Oood pay and benefits Apply KELLY'S FOOOS S M Carter Road WWtSer nailMw, EL 0RYWALL F MIS HERS Needed lor residential craw Esp ml handtoois • tools Cal AJ at 333 3734______________________ Eipanancad BobcalNew hoi land Operator COL esc Tap ________ pay* 333-3481________ EXPERIENCED CARPENTER w*h loots A truck Laborers also needed Ce* 330*400 Experienced F/T Compuiei Madcal BJkng. Insurance. Re cepkoniM tor a medcal othca r Santord ana Sand resixne toW S P O B o i 1687. Santord FL 32771-1867 GENERAL INTERVIEWING NOW lor Easter photo promotion al local me* Need leu o< Workers 8 Easier Bunnies Call 1-8083886783 WANTED Sanous people desiring suc­ cessful WEIGHT LOSS, IM­ PROVED HEALTH A NO ENER­ GY Lose 30-200 pounds. 30 day program under 8100 8a*election guaranteed CALL NOW 33864*8 GROUNDSKEEPER WANTED For 258 apt oorrvTXjnry located m Santord F/T position Oood Benefits N interested cel 3221061 EOETDfWP L E A S IN G C O N S U L T A N T Needed tor an uptceW eater front apartment community lo­ cated n Santord Esp preferred Escetlent pay. benefits Some weekends required CaS *07177 1051 or Us resume to 407372 1707 EOt/DFWP LABOR READ)' WORK TOOAV/PrtUO TODAY 1331 • French Am 333-4343 EARN EXTRA MONEY w«h you Shakiea * AT * T Work parttime and build a future. CaM 330-8830 to schedule an appomtmenl to find out ttosk MATURE PCR80N tor sm il ALF who needs lo supplement the* ncome Room and board ml smal salary Ca* 8056547 Rosldontla! Cleaning MOLLY M AC « IMRPIQ F/T •M-F *86 pm. WW Train. 407-7876007. ------- M O TH tR * s6 tH t* 8 — $500-32.300 FVT. FuM Training. For Free Booklet CaM 16007846334. Orivers OTR TRUCK DRIVERS Escenem benelits No forced dspetch Great pay Immedaw position available CLASS ‘A* COL with good driving record reqiared C al or las name A to 407-3286873 Part time/ Full Tima Want to earn SS400SS/W* or MORKT •No aspenence necessary •Start snmadately •WB Mam •TOP SSSS PAID WEEKLY START MOW WITH M l BUILDING LOTS off 427 across from Sunland Estates 3288232 or pgr 4*46599 DELTONA 10 acres Ideal for mobile homevfe horses, came, lirmng or nursery' Zoned agnculural 33900 ACRE Sm down w'owner finance 904-7871772 or 904-7376822__________ R H ttl INTELLIGENT STAFFING GENEVA % -------- U RECEPTIONIST 5 acres city water light pole, septic lank Owner F mancmg Only 349.300. T OAKRIOGE FARMS - Osteen/ Deflona area 10 acres ideal for horses or came farm Mobile home or homevfe Zoned agn $44 900 Financing aval m sm down payment (904) 7376100 i-4 4 . L ARRM lt/R .1 M Y T O n l y Ls A/UA. tM .. Weklva Pines BIvcL 4 A4/10 acres Reduced to (407) 869-0444 RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE LOAN CLOSER AIPAC n Lung wood seeks F/T Closer FMA VA. and Conv closing etperi •net requ*ed Salary plus monthly bonus Fu* beniefts nctuded Cal Pal al 869 4440 or las retixne 869 6858 RESPONSE CARDS Wa are looking tor local reps to sea our group HeafWLK Leada 75% fvst year comrrv* smn C all 1-400-921*1136 R E T A IL S A L E S Sales eipenence preferred Cosmetology eip helpful En gegelic helpful tndnrvTuaf Inter etied in e* expects of the beau ty business who is motivsted and able to wort a fterfeie schedule Please apply *i par son Trade Secret Semrnou town# Center Man upper leva! near Burrtnet RIGHT HAND MAN Need* 75 w o rk e ri deify. *33 alfn on bonus lo naw am*Eitra pay lo drivers •Open 3 am 801 Oogtrack Rd. Longwood 2*0610* SALE* AGENTS Th* Sky e the Limit... With Capa Canavefai Cruise Lme you determne whal your paycheck w6 be Waia looking lor motivated people with a good phone voice No aspenence neces sary because we tram you to succeed You can mat# 3*00* fwk! Work r i lu" atmosphere Medcai and denW insurance cash spirts 4 tie# cruises' 1800 sg te n bonus i>aUD* Ce* 4076783000 slO*4 M o n ! rt. Bern to 3 pm BANOER F/T or P/T Longwood aroo. CaM weekdays 7376328 SECRETARY Good telephone 4 customer serve# saws Knowledge ol Word Perfect A general ortea eipenence Non smoker Bane Ms Wm J Swears toe. Cream Ca*Afatin » 383S . i • Training Aimed 8 Unarmed trendy S Aiaoc. 834-74*4 S E M IN O LE L A N D S C A P IN G N O W HIR ING OFFICE MANAGER • 30. hr*/ ws Omctboots A/P. payroa. Mtaphone skits and achedukng Full lima LANDSCAPERS staring pay 38 00-47 OOhr 6PRMKLER SYSTEM IN­ STALLERS • aspenence pre­ ferred 36 00-37 OGT* to start ORIVERS - tor dump truck COL reqd Fu* Time SITE WORK and equpmenl op arator Fu* Time CALL 322*8133 SUPERVISOR • ALF FRONT DESK MUST BE STATE CERT CNA APPLY LONGWOOO RETM CM ENT VK.LAQE. *80 E CHURCH A V I. LONGWOOO TELEMARKETERS Fu* or pan hme Top salary, bo­ nus and commission Smoking Longwood location Ca* at 767-9270____________ TELEPHONE ANSWERING CSR Needed n the Winter Part area Cal Center Typing « ip a ptus Benefits available Can VMce 673-04SJ Tn-County Electric of Central Florida Inc ELECTRICIANS S experienced HELPERS lor the Santord area CaM M7-2232. WANTED: Individuals who art staking a fulfilling. people ori­ entated carter GREAT employ­ ment environment, professional status and banalits Consider the career of Dental Assisting Formal education of 1200 hours Leed*>g to Stela and National credentials Wort m a Iasi paced, highly technical, aver changing career in the allied health field of Denial Assisting CaM Orange Orlande Tech Denial Depart4076487080. I l lL 4*34 Wheewr you art already m Via wort piaca. ready to re-emar or lust looking io me future they have a program dasigned tor youl POSITIONS AVAILABLE NOW! SOON. French Ava. tenfold. FL 128 ACRES Oslaan area River access Owner financing Only 355 000 Can 332 9695_________ For busy merfccel office m Orange City Espenence pre­ ferred Send reusme to PO BOX 2189, Santord, FL 32772________ Th e Seminole Herald needs C A R R IER S for established routes in the Sanford area. All you need is dependable transportation, organiza­ tional skills and afternoon availability in order to begin a great naw job! jdtminoic Herald 153— A creage L ot For S ale PO O L ATTENDANT Small community pool needs mature, qualified individual tor spring'summer season CompeMhre wage, must have current CPFVFest Aide certification Can Margaret al 605-7898___________ POSITION AVAIL-OETAILERS Esp helpful Contact Jack al Ph4 Bettis Car Center 371-5163 PROOUCT COORDINATOR General office work plus help process S pack orders Requires phone, clerical data entry skits Smoking OK Ca» Stenek Herbs * Speeches 371 2067 EAR N F U LL-TIM E PAY FOR P A R T-TIM E W ORK Apply in Parson at the: Seminole Herald. Sanford. Florida - Thursday. March 26.199B • SR K IT ’N* CARI.YI.K ® by l.arr> Wright Perfect For Retired Persons O r As A Second Income! 71— H elp W anted TRAIN* EAN3TALLER Benefits F/T. Celt *10-4700 WELDER M igTn F/T Den eMs NWOrt DTWP 2*9-13*2 107— M obile HoM ts For R lnt EFFIOENCV Mad senr - convener* location 123 8008 FURNOHED ROOMS-A* utrtt nfl Laundry phone, and U use 385 390a week 324 6955 ROOMMATE WANTED 7-7. plush condo. 365/wS uM mcl near see 3216238 In AM 97— A partments • Furnished SANFORO ElfiC A l uf*s mcl 13*0 mon 323 0865 or 699 7119 kr mass 99— A partments • U nfurnished 2 OREAT LOCATIONS 1 S 2 Bdrme S378S430 Mon __________ 3216123___________ APARTMENT LOCATORS Never a lee. AM eraee ________16083306990_______ APARTMENTS 1300 . up same dip ai rent No pats or cnadran Ca* 322 33*2__________________ M A R IN E R S V IL L A G E ism « o « •80**u M'osto 155— C o n d o m in iu m s For S ale EIDER SPRINGS Oft SR 427 1 * Tbdrm unfurn 385rt»k • 312V dep Ca* 333 3964 or sea man agnrat *3*17__________________ 1 BDRM UNIT P-ne nrtje Con rti Al appl met 3 Ians many ertras lakeside v «w Pool, spa 4 terms Call 1236433 117—Commercial 93— R oom s Fob R ent WEEKLY RENTALS Surfing • 377/Wk H slonc Downtown 330-4423 $51,000 eCVtRLTB MASON REALTY (407) 7406500 Rt n ta ls 157— M obile H omes For S ale LEASE Prim# showroom A ■srahousa 310 970 sq ft SR 441 frontage 40 7 578 2500 OFFICE/WHSE 3000 15000 si From 33 af Pnma locatan Hwy 17 92 Sanford t bl horn A*pori Ovd Call 374-4440 Jim/Sua 118— O iiic e SrAcr For Rin t A MOVE Pt SPECIAL" 400 SO * 4 up1 3265 A MONTH Office Storage 321 0170 or 333 2554 141— H om es W /W ltx 2BDOW 44h>VO ANOUP 181— A it iia n c e s & Furniture For S ale 3 2 3-8 4 7 0 _________ N0TH8I0 BUT THE FINEST FOR YOU! GoPnaw Apts on Rmehart Rd S 46A. Ik Mary A* apt homes w/ pnv alarmv garages Stale-of the art actnrifyflilnass facility Open today Slop out or ca* 302 2007 tor a personal show a ___________________________ ROSCLEA VSXAS sd S d scu f -S4tae*anm HUO OKAY 407-3306833 103— H " 'U OROVEVKW 17. eat *i M up graded master suite nail |part Make often 383 000 DCDE CALLAWAY. Realtor (407) 3246211. C .t 103 VA CAN T 4/1 w*h aura lanced lot Needs rspais Onty 359.900 ouses* j n f u r n is h e d NOTICE tisamantt art subject to lha Fedwat Fa* Housing Act when mesas « Megaf to adverts# any preference. kmrUhon. or disenmmakon based on race, col­ or. rekgun. set. handicap Is- 3400 DOWN— WHY R Eim When you can own trm 3 burn home e* C M A new pa*d S car­ pet? Ask about HUO homes' T N t HMMman Group, toc^ 3f l FENCED yard Fkddan Lakes 3625/mon Ca* *n*f 8 X pm >826810 LAKE MART 3/1 34*5/mon • 3*35 dap Santord. 2/1 349V mon » 3495 dap No Pets CaM 131 3ANFORO tn 5 Acre lanced ard 3450/mo • ca* 3280083 EANFORO Adorabta 2/1 in mca area 365G?rio IP . last 3 sac 31875 to move «i 4/1/96 Cal tor appo*emant (days) 331-4867 EANFORO C6 . Saw or LeaseOwner financing 800 »q ft 2807 H e ware 7886*29 or pgr EANFORO Hetonc 2 story 4/1 S. CHS. hardwood floors lira place 3775/mo 8882837 STENSTROM RENTALS SANFORO 4/1 Ig cor lot stor r crptvmyt 3700/3700 NORTH LAKE i n tom condo mi tern pako. W/O. 330G3300 M t DOYLE (407) 223-2420 TO RENT WE NEED HOUSESI 1 BEOS ORTHOPEDIC FIRM SETS with 5 year warranty Nmer used Twin $75 Fu* 395 Queen $115 King $165 CaM 4076*8693*__________________ 0AV BE 6 While Victorian style with 2 twin mattresses $ tnmrta Never used $300 407- FORECLOSED Homes Iron pennws cm 31 DatmquatVTax. Repos REOs m * Area To* Free (I) 800 211 XXX) Ext H 2208 tor currant bsl mgs ORYERS Surfing 0 3100 War ranty 3 dakvery A . Baa( 724-2283 MATTRESS BALE • Fu* s-ra u-^d box springs $ mattress 365 00 Larrys Mart 3226132 RAN0ES Several to choose from Warranty A delivery A . Beat 324-32*3 REFRIGERATOR Wfurlpoof 18 ll. almond uss Xian 5 yrs old 3250 A* Beet 324-2235 YARD SALE FRI/SAT B-? 161 North Orange Ave- 2 mites west of 1-4 .__________________ YARD SALE Some antiques household items 2434 Myrtle Ave Sat and Sun March 28 4 29 219— W anted to Buy 223— M iscellaneous i* " 193— L awn & G arden ffllJVFIrtMMFJ-VJaLBI TRAILER TIRE 4 WHEEL Mravy duty. 14'. steel belled 520 Ca* 332QI67 231— C ars For S aie FREE WOOO 4 WOOD CHIPS A MULCH CALL 123-3431 199— 69 MAZAOA 123. 32500 OBO Call 321-1640 Pets & SupniES SEIZED FREE TO OOOO HOME Male Lab retriever mix t 5 yrs. all shots neutered Great with kids CARS from $175 Porsches Cadillacs Chevys BMY/s Corvettes Also Jeeps 4WO s Your area To* Free 1800 218 9000 Ert 2206 tor cur «M ^ e 2 _lrervy/_£^ 2 £ L l i i ^ rent listings 200— Livi stock /Farm S upplies DOUBLE BAR *M’ Ranch local ed m Osteen Buys beef sUugh ter came Pick-up service is avertable 3236135 215— Boats & A ccessories PTVESTOR BUYING HOUSES PLUMS or LEMONS Chart* 86872*7 5101 Wayside Drive oft *6 West 50 years ol goodws_______ CURTIS MATHES console 25TV Wood cabinet, wheels mcl converter 4 remote $750 323- C A R R IA G E C O V E (40 7) 323-8160 159— R eal Estate W anted Mi .illy R e s o u r c e s MOVE 4N-CONO H 5 Naw car pit 3 pa ml Nca yard and front porch 355 000 As Is DC DC CALLAWAY. Realtor (407) 22*6311. Cst. 103 ESTATE SALE FRI/SAT 8-4 Alum. Cans Copper / Brass Kokomo Recycling: 321-0004 A N T IQ U E S D E A L E R S Outdoor space available SUGARS VS on Central OvWdo PARK AVE MOBH8 PARK Home, $3 000 to 36 000 Set Up Financing OUWTI 372 79*1 217— G arage S aies 183— T elevision & S tereo/Raoio 24 ■ 44 1/2 Spill 1962 Skykn# New carpel v-nly lap suing Managers Special $13,900 335 KINGSLAKE dnve 2 bdrm spki plan Flaelwoort 26X61 Lake from wrthm Kmgs Lake 904-774-2902 For S ale SOFA-SLEEPER "iZTm s7e French Blue $135 Reclmerblue 345 Sma« drop leaf table 315. Computer paper stand ST5 CaM 3316714_________________ WASHERS Always in stock Delivery 2 year warranty A« Best 314-3265 A n t io u i /Collectibles DEBARY SANFORO OFFICE SPACE 2 tunes avertable • 1100 SF * 1400 SF 407-321-7004 SOFA Comtempory yeenbkje 4 earth Iona p)a>d 8 mos ok] Looks like new Bought 3700 Will sen lor 3350 leave mes­ sage 3026401 or call in the evenmgs 14 ■ 84 2/2 Spirt 1983 Kirt Fum xern rm. carport $13,500 1367 14x55 CLAIRMONT 21 5 A* apphancet mcl Heala*. I7i8 sern pa to Wi» sacrifice lor 36600 Cal 330 9664 for mfo OfTICE/OfF ICE-WARE MOUSE Now A .liable Guardian Personal Stcvai torage Ca* for deters 578 2500 181—AmiANcts & Furniture For S ale 211— 235— T 217— G arage S ales W A N T T O G E T RID O F A LL THAT STUFF? A YARD SALE is the perfect way to do that and the Semrno/e Narafd ran brmg people lo your door Advert.se your saw m lha Serrwnole Nvrafcf lor only 3 51/ kn# and watch me items wave white the money comes *t Call by Noon on Tuesday and your 5 kn# ad can run for three days m lha Herald for ONLY SI JIM A* we as* is that you pmrsy me ad Ca* us we can help" (407) 322*2611 OARAOE BALE 2752 Country Club Rd Fn Sal 4 Sun bikes dryer clothes. gUssware. mwe MOVING SALE FRI/SAT 9-5/P 2513 CLAIRMONT AVE Saniord By me High Schoololt Ridge wood Furniture household goods end rruch more1 NEIGHBORHOOD SALE SAT 9*1 Hanover Woods sub Off Mart ham Woods Road. North ol lake Mary Bird Over 40 parucpa tv>g household* / B u s i .s / V a n s F o r Sa i i 1969 FREIGHTLINER GO 365 HP Cummins. 9 speed fwm •crew, good eond $10 500060 Ce*32£7307>^ ^ ^ _ ^ _ ^ _ 238— V ehicles W anted CASH $3$ PAIOI For Junk Cars Trucks A Mac* PAMfPCA BEAUT*Ul 322 km FRlSAT $5 ISI line 3456*22 13 loot aluminum I shing boat 4 tram 3700 OOO Ca* 372-2344 ruck 240— Bo at R entals FISHMO BOATS FOR RENT Starting al 330 4 up Also 24 Pontoon Ca* 330 1612 241— R ec. V e iiic l e s / C a m p i rs For S ale 94 BOUNDER 34ft Jacks 7 0 Gen 2AC. 2 TV VCR N S e«e cond 345 900 OBO 352 3*5- K42j9U.6M4U.2KZ_______ 1991 29 ft Winnebago 360 eng . Onan gent. AT PB PS root air fume . stove w oven, retng micro . ful bam sleeps 8 sm appii 4 Mch ware mcl $7 900 3026233 B E A V E R M O TO R H O M E S Fu* th e Senvnoie Town Center mas March 20 29 1-4 Ex* 51 ~ S A FA R I M O TO R H O M E S Fu* Line Semmoie Town Center max March 20 29 14 Em 51 RV Liquidators Sale 1006 of RV * to be to ld Bank Repo*, G o v't Surplua, Factory Dl*tr****d, Naw A U**d. M arch 20 - 29 S e m i­ n o le T o w n C tr M all M to E xit *5 1 . Tent Campers Dwsel Pushers. Travel Trarters. C U U C l . Van Campers. Cuss A Motorhomas. 5tn Wheels Trades 4 Consignments wel­ come 9am M Iasi customer served For information ca* ________1*07) 324-0334________ G U LFS TR EA M M O TO R H O M E S A T R A IL E R S Firtl Una Sarranola Town Center ma* March 20-29 P4 Exit 51 LARE MARY/SANFORO Nca area 1't 5. kg le lm kach lam ty room, naw carpet, vmyl * part 388 000 828-7780 Al I (111DA HI I H O M I S VI N IU R I 1 P H O H I H I I iS Anaia <# M lioooo ' It MXUSUI RENOVATE 0 Over 1600 sq fl OvOrvTpl sern prch 3*8.800 4/18 Over 1 600 sq fl . kv/ttrv lam. frpe Incd. 383.*00 HOUSE or DUPLEX 2 kitchens 1/3 ecr*. renovated 384800 PRE-Foreclosure. 1/4 acre, pnv fenced carport 346830 I* A I M O S h O M N I . I M ilt| I | (M l •> »#• 1 *1 / 1* 1 SANFORO 3500 DOWN V I 5 Newly renovated, CHA Owner Agent Venture 1 Properties 24 hour hotkne 1026100. SANFORO ARCA-1/2 MUST SELL! CH A doubW garage. Incd yard. 300 Rosa Or Ca* i mgs 349 5857 MADE LIKE NEW. Pakit. carpet. CHA. 2 bdr. 353 900 Col Del WsSer-Jemigjn Ws*er Jernigan p Properties 3233135 or 330 3255 253-Additions A Remodeling Doors, windows carpentry, sxkng decks $ concrete 323-4*32 S G Baknl C S C 19660 256-Appliance Repair kftOFESBIONAL Same day / tail day service on an apdances Low rales lormerty ml >*xrs Accpting V.skMCDiSC/ UklEX Cal Rchard 281 -0530 261-Computer Consulting Salwork Installations Wm95/nl kccess. VB. graphics, on-sita rihinj^Rea^^0767^13^^^ 262-Ceblnets u iT v w e A iw n ^ r v w od mck wa* uni countertop' toorvTww cabnats 324-0480 263-Cerpentry WAREHOUSE SPACE Warehouse space for rent, 1,250 sq. ft., part of larger warehouse area. 24 hour access. Located behind Seminole Herald newspaper building. Truck loading dock available at no additional cost. No lease required. For more Information, call Frank Voltolina at the Seminole Herald. 322-2611 CARPENTER. 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At that poin t, I re c a lle d h avin g had in t r a m u s c u la r in je c tio n s s e v e r a l years ago for a serious infection T h e ra d io lo g is t d o e s n 't b e lie v e th at th e needle in my shoulder is the cause o f my pain. Should I just accept this o r sec another doctor? D K A R H E A D E R W hile no one can say for sure w hether the broken nee d ie in y o u r sh o u ld er is th e cau se o f your pain. I'd certainly be suspicious: two and two usually equals four. by Art Santom THE BORN LOSER "ocOttCMt.CrtlCf. wOULPtCX) ‘ wRKT INII\LH O 'iX *IC Y.T1 POHt P K ^ C fAC ■* P K s tK ' 3 ^ /8y ^ PEANUTS EVERYBODY IN THE WORLD HAS A D06. WHY WON T MOM LET ME HAVE A D 0 6 ?. S i' means of relief T o give you m ore information. I am s e n d in g you a c o p y o f m y H e a lth R e p o r t “ A n In fo r m e d A p p ro a c h to S u rg e ry ’ O th er re a d e rs w h o w ould like a copy should send 12 plus a long, s e lf ad d ressed, stam ped e n velop e to I ' O. tins 2017. M u rra y H ill Station . N ew York. N Y 10156 He sure to m en ­ tion the title rMO. COT I H££D TOUXATO KCf HLED 10 LOCATE. TOO If I w ere you. I'd check with a sur­ geon. F oreig n b od ies a re often d iffi­ cult to find and rem ove at the tim e o f surgery, but in m y opinion, you need a su rgical opinion at least. I f the spe cialist agrees to operate, y o u ll have a tough d e cis io n to m ake: w h e th e r to risk tric k y s u r g e r y o r s im p ly le a v e w ell enough alone. I f I had shoulder pain and an e m b e d d e d n e e d le , I'd probably choose su rgery as the best '£ _ / ‘Y >V1 by Charlaa M. Schulz A LOT OF PEOPLE IN THE WORLD DON'T HAVE D06S.. 7r by Howla Schneider PETER GOTT, M.D. lio n sw ish and s w a llo w is in o rd e r. Follow this up with your fam ily doctor. D E A R D R. G O T T : M y 60 y e a r old husband is in good health, excep t for two glarin g problem s. H e has an ulcer f o r w h ic h h e ta k e s T a g a m e t , an d r e c e n t ly h is b r e a s ta h a v e b e c o m e som ew hat en larged and v e ry tender. What could cause this? ACROSS 1 Supple 7 Toolbox 13 Carriage 81 S3 California football player SS Forea ona'a com pany on on lop 14 Of m edicine 15 Cobras end IS 17 1S 30 21 23 27 SO Inborn 57 Make obaea At SS Q lossy paint H osiery shades Alley — DOWN Oat her (cro p s) 1 Attention­ Slow as a — getting sound Pal 2 Kind o f moth M oved about 3 Persia, today 4 BlbHcal boats 5 ZZXT"*' D E A R R E A D E R T h e m outh con tains bacteria and yeasts, which nor­ m ally exist in a healthy com petition T h e b a c te ria p re v e n t o v e rg ro w th o f yeasts, and vice versa STUMPED?1?* If you required a prolonged course o f a n t ib io t ic th e r a p y , y o u r b la c k ton gu e is probably the result. W hile m an y c a s e s o f y e a s t o v e r g r o w t h respond to nonprescnplion rem edies such as lactobacillu s products icon la m in g h a r m le s s b a c t e r ia l, s o m e p a tie n t s n e e d to u s e p r e s c r ip tio n dru gs, such as “ swish and s w a llo w M ycoslaltn You r doctor is correct. G iven time, your bacteria, yeast balance is sure to return to normal H owever, if you are concerned <or have pain and swelling of the lon gu ei. I b elieve that p rescrip - 34 35 3S 39 40 42 and s e n s it iv it y in m en is c a llr d gynecom astia. Although the condition is com m on in adolescents (because of the in creased production o f sex h o r­ m ones). it is less frequent in m iddle and old age S o m e tim e s , in o ld e r m en. g y n e c o m a s tia is c a u s e d by g r o w th s o r tumors H ow ever, in most cases, this unpleasant but harm less situation is a side effect o f m edications T agam et is such a drug. I suggest that you r husband discuss this with his d octor Perhaps a change in m edicine is in order. F o r exam ple, Zantac — an anti ulcer drug that, like T ag am et, is a v a ila b le w ithout a p re ­ scription — m ight be a suitable sub stitute. C ins NEWSPAPER ENTOMUSB ASSN 47 Mexican D E A R D R G O T T E ver since I took an tib iotic s fo r a lung in fection . I'v e noticed a black coating on m y tongue W hile this doesn't hurt, it alarm s me. In the p a il, after requiring antibiotics. I'v e often had a w hite coating on m y to n g u e , but th is is n ew M y d o c to r says not to w orry about it This delicate balance is often upset by a n tib io tic s . T h e d ru gs k ill la r g e numbers of bacteria, but do not affect the yeasts a whit Consequently, antibi­ otic th erap y is com m only associated w ith y e a s t in fe c tio n s o f th e m outh, intestine and reproductive tract E E K & MEEK 'D E A R R E A D E R : R re a s t s w e llin g DR. 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M O C m V lUWMuCD' In your joint endeavors. You will attrset positive circumstances that can be com­ bined wth y o u focus. C1EMBM (M ay 21-June 20) It you feel M e you have been neglecting d o e e friends recently, you're probably right. Try to Friday. March 27.1987 mak# emends by peraonady arranging e In tha yaar ahsad. marked improvement* get-together today. ara indicated In both your langtole and CANCER (June 21-July 22) Something intangtoie invofvemenu, so davote ade­ momentous tor which you've been hoping quate attention to each whenever neces­ la gating doear to realty Do not let neg­ sary. ative individuals cause you to question AR IES (M arch 21-April I S ) Plana you developments. mak# today should not be Seated toddler- LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Plans you tormuently. II your foundations e re properly lala today wts have better than average plotted and engineered, what you do now chances lor success. Start to d evelop wiN brighten your future. Oat a jump on y o u bright ideas now and don't let diem Me by understandmg the influence# that wd govern you in the year ahead. Bend lor your Astro-Graph predictions by mail­ ing ( 2 to Astro-Graph, c/o this per. P O. Box 1758. Murrey HM Station. N ew York, N Y 10158. Be aura to state qbur cBlrthcUy 0) IS M 2 4 3 2 5 E ast a J to a • a to S 7 6 3 • s A K Q I0 W est a • 7 a KQJ i a to s A J • S 4 3 A a ♦ * K Q 1 3 1 4 K Q J 9 ■ 7 2 ' fold: T h e stron ger hand becom es d e ­ c la re r If the contract is played in the re s p o n d er's m ajor, and — th e m ore important plus, in ray view — it allows the responder to show a two-suiter b e ­ By Phillip Alder low the level o f three no trump H e re ia an Illu stra tive deal. South L a s t Thu rsd ay, I m en tion ed th ree s ta r ts w ith a tr a n a fe r b id s h o w in g bids that are used by (virtually) e v e ry ­ spades, then tells North about his sec­ o n e in th e to u rn a m e n t w o r ld : th e ond suit. (P layin g old fashioned m eth­ J acob y Ir a m fe r bid. the ap linter bid ods, it would begin I NT-3 A -3 N T. T h e an d R o m a n K e y C a rd B la c k w o o d . sequence shown is much better.) Against the brilliantly bid seven d ia­ O ver the next th ree Thursdays, let's monds, W est leads the heart king. look at each o f them. Y o u a r e fa c e d w ith a c lu b lo s e r , In th e U n ite d S ta te a , th e J a c o b y which must disappear on the spades. tr a n a fe r bid w aa d e v is e d b y D a v id A f t e r w in n in g th e fir s t tr ic k w ith C arter and subsequently developed by dum m y’s heart ace, draw trumps and Oswald Jacoby. (It was independently ptav four rounds o f spades, discarding c o n c e iv e d b y O lle W illn e r fro m a d u b from dum m y on the third and Stockholm. S w ed e n ) trum ping the ta il. R u ff a heart to r e ­ In its sim p lest form , a fte r p artn er turn to hand, then discard dum m y's opens one no-trump, a response o f two last d u b on the established spade five. diam onds shows at least five hearts, Wonderful! and a response o f two hearts shows at Ctmtqr NKA. lac least five spades. T h e purpose is tw o­ Vulnerable: Both D ealer North South W est 2V 3 e 4 NT 7e Pass Pass Pass Pass N orth 1NT 2A 4e 5A Pass E ast Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Opening lead: V K nerahipa Y ou m ight bo laying aome groundwork today. SCORPIO (O c t 24-Nov. 22) Commeroai involvement* should work out weN lor you today. PoaaSxktie s tor prof* look good, to aak the top fair prioa for anything you sal o f do. SAOfTTAfUUS (N o v . 2 * O o c . 21) Coo* drttona pertaining to y o u personal inter­ ests wts be ahdtmg favorably today. You ara in a cyd o that has a tot of promise. CAPRICORN (D ec. 22-Jen. 19) A pleas­ ant surprise could b e In store lor you today where something you lefl diet has tong b een overdue you ia uitused with � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1998 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 26, 1998 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 26, 1998. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 26, 1998; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/770c436b9cc05c7a7ac726314fe823a3.pdf 39112d97db9fd69e974990f23513cff6 PDF Text Text [* 331 WEDNESDAY 2 5 ,1 9 9 8 Sanford H erald S e rvin g S a n fo rd , Lake M ary and Sem inole C o u n ty since 1 9 0 8 90th Year, No 132 •Sanford, Florida Showdown Please, no sleaze plea from Fern Park Bjr RUBS W H ITE ■*« in .u;ui nicm 11 me commis Herald Stall Writer H Shocked by the storm devastation in Sanford. Seminole County Commissioner Daryl McLain. Rep Bill McCollum. Shentf Don Eshnger. Gov Lawton i mo t, knit loot* Chiles, Sen Connie Mack and Commission Chairman Randy Morns can only stare in awe on Monday Killer tornadoes: Aftermath By N IC K P F E IPA U P Herald Staff Writer_____________ SANFORD Tornadoes th.it descended on Central Florida, killing 12 |M*o|)le in Sanford and at least ,'IH overall, have Riven way to sunny skies and mild temperatures. Hut the memory o f the horror lin ger* for those (III km*; up the piereh of ransurkrd lives Seminole County l*ubllc Safcty Department reports the body o f Penny Hall, u vic tim of Monday's tornado, was located Tuesday afternoon In close proximity to her residence in the Lake Jesup area. She Is now officially listed as the 12th victim o f the tornado In South Sanford, after having been listed as m issing prior to her location. County officials said at this time, there Is no expectation that there arc any other v ic ­ tims from tfie storm. A cheek with local hospitals show that a total o f 35 patlrnts were treated in em ergency rooms for Injuries received as a result o f the tornadoes. A c ­ cording to the hospitals, none o f the Injuries Is considered life-threatening. Officials have also officia lly whlc h we have If we give In to these- businesses " Maloy and Van D rr W eldr voted against spending SMCH1.000 to |ump start a rrdrvrlopm enf of U.S Highway 17 02. and said later that this money ought to go for a legal dele-use fund for suits against the adult enterialiiment Indus­ try Bee A du lt, Page 2A Verbal sparring over country club lease By N IC K PP E IP A U P Herald S taff W riter HHS W*040i k, An* Boom* Right The shed mDon Vincents yam near Soon Santonl Averun was Uown apart as was hii moWe home Vncent S3 dad n the storm along with 11 oner Semnota County residents Ahove Cmde Von Herbulis sorts dotting and nuodud goods b help aid victims oI the tornadoes announced the name o f a n ­ other o f the 12 victim s, which had originally hern withheld pending notification o f next of kin. He has been Identified as Ronald W. Maloney. 2(1. of Laura Avenue, Sanford. President Clinton arrived In Central Florida this m orning. and toured l»y helicopter over (h r ravaged arras o f O sceola. Orange and Sem inole counties. O thrr storm updates Include: Conmuaity n a a tia i SANFORD - Victim A dvocates will host a comm unity educa­ tion m eeting at 7 p.m. this evening (W ednesday) In the Fellowship Hall o f First l*rcsliyterlan Church. Fourth Strret at Park Avenue in Sanford. All comm unity members who were Impacted try the tornado arr urged tu attend this private and confidential m eeting to discuss S ee S torm , Page 2A Airport safety improves with new fire station Prom S ta ff R eporta SANFORD - Ground-breaking cerem on ies were held at 10 a.m. this morning for a new Aircraft Fire Fighting and Rrscuc S ta ­ tion at the Orlando-Sanford Airport. Construction for the new 10.H00- square -foot station has already started on the cast side o f runway 18-36 In the aircraft operations area. The location will allow for ready access to all aircraft areas as well as the passenger terminal. CUaalfled ..................... 4B-5B C om ici............................... SB CroMword ......................... SB OearAbby ..........................38 Obituaries ......................... 2A Horoscope ......................... SB P e o p le ................................38 •p orta ............................1B-2B T V ..................................... .SB W eather............................. 2A SANFORD • They cam e Ironi F rm Park on Tuesday to plead their ease one more lime, and they vowed to he hark at 7 p m. on Marc h 10 . That's the date the Hoard ol Sem inole County Com m ission ers is scheduled to make a momentous decision In the contentious adult entertain mrnt issue. For many years. Fern Park has lieen war /one tor nude dancing clubs and sexually url fille d businesses Residents say they arc- tired ol the slea/e lice county com m ission has been struggling lor a solution not |usi for F rm Pack but the whole cminty. "W e lepresent all the p ro p lr m the entire county." C om m is stoner Win Adam s said at a public hearing Tuesday. The big decision Adams and the other com m issioners face is whether to "grandfather' the existing cabarets and sc-xuallv oriented businesses or make them relocate to industrial ar eas in Sanford hv Sept 30 . 1999. Al llils. Sanloril Is nolle too thrilled Sanford Mayor l-irrv Dale has told the county that the sinners bill to grandfather the Fern Park chilis Tile count) needs the Sanford sites tc 1 nnfonii to a ruling by thr courts It appears that three o f thr live c uunly c om m tsslonrrs wll vole to grandlather the Fen Park chilis Chairm an Kandy Morris. Daryl Me Dun and Adams arc- die three Grant M.cloy and Dick Van l)er Weldr are vehem ently opposed " b 'l s take the grandfatherin*! provision out." Maloy said lu esdav T h o s e strip clubs have a monnpnlv .mil a great location And here u e are spending our lax dollars in help com petition from open mg " T in not lor grandfathering them m ." Van Drr W eldr said T h e s e people (from F rm Park) liellrve thr county has caved In Director o f Marketing and Development Kay Wise said the new station will replace thr 4.000 square- foot mrtul building o rig i­ nally constructed by the Navy as an a ir­ craft engine repair shop. Financing for the new structure Is bein g pm vldcd by thr Frdrrul Aviation A dm in i­ stration. Florida Department o f Tran spor­ tation and Sanford Airport Authority. In addition to thr new facility, two new fire fighting vehicles arc also to be purchased as part o f thr project. Th ry arc high m o ­ bility Oshkosh T-1500 s. each carrying 1.500 gallons o f w ater and 210 gallons of foam. T h r total cost ol construction and rqutpm rnt Is approxim ately $1.86 million. W hrn operational, thr new structure will house six crash trucks, dorm itory und liv­ ing facilities for 10 firefighters per shift, an elevated observation tow rr and a state-ofthe-art rapid refill stutlon for rrservlclng the crash trucks with extinguishing agent In the event o f rm rrgrn cy. General contractor o f the project Is McKee Construction Com pany o f Sanford. cuss this with Mr. Daniels, lie's perfectly willing to discuss this, tint no. he reads about It In the new spafier und he's never even asked to comment on these m atters." "Tlie work sessions und comm ission inertings arr open to the public and anyone Is welcome to attend at all times." responded Mayor L a n y Dale. Knowles responded that the city should have been m orr considerate and Informed Daniels that thr m atter would In * brought up. lie then went Into a lengthy report on the history o f the Mayfair Country Club, o rig i­ nally owned by the New York Giants baseball team, und subsequently taken over by Daniels in 1981. SANFORD - A proposed city study of the Mayfair County Club lease rrsnltrcl In verbal head hutting during Monday night's Sanlord City C o m m is­ sion meeting. On on e side of the matter were the mayor and commission. On the other side: former Sanford City Manager W arrrn K. "Pete" Knowles. During a work session meeting on Feb. 9. the- c o m ­ mission discussed questions pertaining to the lease o f the country club. Including what was perc eived as a lack o f ade­ quate financial Inform ation being submitte d to the city. Al that lime. It was proposed that the city might undertake a Com m issioner W hltry E ck­ study of the leasing a gree­ stein reminded Know les that u ments. and exam ine the club's group o f three had hrld the financial hooks. lease between thr Giants and Monday night. Knowles apDaniels, to which Knowles d is ­ jx-ared helore the com m ission. puted who actually held control Identifying him self as the rep­ during that period. Insisting resentative of Jack Daniels, that Daniels was the main In­ present holder o f the lease. stigator during that time o f Knowles said h r was upset m ajor Im provem ents to the over thr com m ission Instruct­ course. "They Just couldn't ing thr city manager to d lrrrl maintain the course." Knowles the city attorney to Investigate said. T h a t's when Mr. Daniels a possible drlault letter re­ cam e into the picture, mid It garding rrntul payments l>ewas because of him that the tween the city und country course Is us fine as It Is today." club. "Before you do som ething "As It stands now." Knowles like this." Knuwlrs said, "why couldn't you sit down und d is ­ See Lease. Page 2A Juried art show draws big crowd of admirers Special to the H erald__________ SANFORD - H ie Sanford Sem inole Art Association held Its 39tli Annual M em bership Show recently at the U etlye Smith Cultural A rts Center. Approxim ately 130 visitors enjoyed beautiful art works by various local artists. Tom Jones, well known wut m o lo r artist und teacher from the Orlando urea. Judged the art work. In n u k in g h is choices. Jones was looking for origlnul ideas, und for Uie a r t­ ist who was not afraid to try new Ideas In conveying their thoughts through the use o f such mediums us w atrrcolor. ol). acrylic und pastrl. Award winners at this year's show were Troy Ray. Best o f Show; Trudl Nopper, First Place: Rita Carriero. Second Place: Faye Slier, Third Pluce. H onorable Mention went to Fannie Grtflln. D orothea Strosnider, Bill Abbott, Edna IVIest. and Rita Carriero. Visitors and members voted for their favorite painting. Th e People's Choice Award went to Rosem ary Lufollette. ’ ll was the best attended show yet." comm ented A shby Jones, m em ber o f the Art A s ­ sociation. "Everyone remarked how nice It was mid hoped that we would hold the show at the Cultural Arts C en ter again next Bm Show , h | t 2 A Trudi Nopper displays her First Place painting in the recent SanfordSeminole Art Association 39th Annual Juried Membership Show, held at the Bettye Smith Cultural Arts Center. p* o*b U B S C R IB E T O T H E S A N F O R D H ERALD FOR T H E B E S T L O C A L NEW S C O V E R A G E . Call 322-2611 �2A S.l'Vva Herald Santoal .Florida VVednc*d.n Fcbru.v> .*5 19S8 Adult---------C on tin u ed from Page l A To bike out contingency lund .ttul ill up it for tltiil nuu li. lot xomt'ihiiu; not budgeted im i i tight." Mitlov said "It's not going to (Ir a n up thr area mile—s vvr put seven* rrstrli tiotts on what poos on Instdr thr stnp clubs. " Stan Dessmer. a resident ol Knpllsh Estates. said that the tesidents ol Kent Park pay $2.3 million In taxes and that he wished som e o f that money went to a legal fund against the adult clubs. ‘ Shoot down grandfathering.'' Hessmer satd. Sandy Gonzalez o f Indian Mills said. ‘ If you spend « lose to a million dollars fixing up 17-92. all you're doing Is w asting money unless you get nil of the filth underneath It all." After he heard the com m lsstoners uTestle with plans to ban bllllsiard s advet Using adult flu b s, the use of neon signs and awnings. Fern Park resident W illiam Gtldart said. ‘ You an- cam ouflaging the out side in gieat detail while lea\ m g much indecency inside.” David W assennan. an at tut nev for the adult businesses, said his clients hail worked ‘ In good faith” to clean up "The horses are gone from Circus C ircu s.” lie said ‘ You wanted action and we did that for you ." To set the record straight. W assennan said that a bill Ima nl advert Iscmcnt that conntv officials said w as for the adult entertainm ent Industrv was tor "a iHUthqur named Flirt they sell dresses and lingerie.” he said. Die county's billboard code rcstrlits an adult en terta in ­ ment advertisem ents on any roads w hrrc school busses travel. No llirts perm itted Show---------C on tin u ed from Page IA vear. Chairw om en for year's show were Leta and Kaye Siler this lamp Anyone Interested in having a one day watercolor workshop taught by Tom Jones m ay call Faye Slier at 322-5684 for In­ B e s t o f S h o w w in n e r T r o y R a y form ation Storm--------C on tin u ed from Page 1A m ethods o f coping with the stn-ss of the event. For further Infonnatlnn. contact Debra Wagner at the Sem inole County S h eriffs other. .'WO 6600. ext. 322 oi the State Attorney's offlce at 322 7331. ext. IM 12. Disaster relief SANFORD Tlic N ational Disaster Relief Team was scheduled to I k- in Sanford t o ­ day to assist eligible veterans affected by tornado storms. 'Die leant will he available from 10 a.in. until 5 p in. at the D is­ abled American Veterans Chapter 30. 3512 Orlando Drive. The assistance can be In many forms Inrludlng up lo $500. Thursday, the DAV N a ­ tional Disaster Relief T ra m will Ik- In Osceola County. Information SANFORD • In order to farllltate the distribution of tlturly and aecurate Information c o n ­ cerning the recent storm related tragedy, th r Sem inole Counly Department o f IHibllc Safety has initiated an In fo r­ mation on Demand system. Th e system com bines state o f thr art fax-on-drniand and fax broadcasting technologies to allow the media and general public access to essential in ­ formation. Am ong Inform ation available arc documents per­ taining to the current situation. dam age assessm ent, help Iroiu the cou nly and federal aid. To obtain this Inform ation phonr 075 0090. TAIJJM IASSKK - Hie S ta ir Department nl Cnmmunltv A f­ fairs has annoiineed they are purchasing NOAA W eather R a ­ dios lu he distributed lo every TAIJJMIASSKK • Florida Ag- public school In the si.tie. Th e m u ltu re and Consum er Serv­ radios are scheduled lo arrive a ices Com m issioner Itoh C ra w ­ i each school phot to the b e ­ ford has urged tesidents in thr ginning ol thr I99H llu rrira u r lomc.do-rnvnged counties of Season. The move was In c o n ­ Central Florida to Im mediately junction with Florida's report any Instances o f p rice "Hazardous W eather A w are­ gouging to his drpartntrnt. ness W eek" which iK'gnn this ‘ Price gouging Is not only un­ past Sunday. In addition, a conscionable. but It Is lllrgal.*: statewide tornado drill, Crawford said. Individuals or planned prior to the tornadoes businesses face prier-gnuglng which struck Central Florida elvtl penalties o f up to $1,000 early Monday, will I k- held t o ­ per violation, not to exceed day at schools around thr $25,000 per day and up to state. $10,000 per Incident for willful violations. Crawford's o ilier Army Engineering ran be rrncheil at 1-800-357JACKSONVILLE - The U.S. 4273. Arm y Corps o f Engineers has report n l no dam age to frd rral Brown to toor Sanford properly as the result o f the SANFORD - U.S. C ongress- tornadoes. Init rn gln rrrs and woinnn Corrine Drown was to em ergency management jk t at-rompany I’rrsldrnt Clinton sonnrl from the Jackson ville In his tour o f Central Florida district will Ik * touring Sanford tinlay. Following the presl- and Central Florida a m is mid deni's tour in Osceola County. m eeting with local officials to Drown will accom pany local determine arras where the and state officials to visit thr Corps could provide federal a s ­ damaged a m is In Sanford. "I sistance. should tt I k- rram Incredibly saddened by the questeil lo do so by the Federal destruction and loss o f life In Emergency Management the Central Florida arrn Agency (FKMA|. Som r o f the roused by several tornadoes m issions which could Ik - un­ earlier this week,* she said. dertaken by the Corps Include debris removal. tem porary Price gouging O BITUARIES L O C A L FORECAST TIDES Today: Sunny. I llghs In the mld-70s. Lows in the low-SOs. Th u rsd a y: Partly cloudy. Highs in the mill to u pper-70s. Lows in the m id-50*. Friday: Partly cloudy. I llghs tn the nild-70s. Dm— In the low-60s. S atu rd ay: Th u nderstorm s. I llghs In the low to m td-70s Dm— In the mil! 60s. EXTENDED OUTLOOK W EDNESDAY T H U R S D A Y S un n y 76 51 P t d d y 7 7 5 5 FR ID A Y P tc ld y 7 6 6 2 SATURDAY T .t r m . 7 4 6 5 LOTTERY z Hera are the winning numbers selected on Tuesday in the Florida Lottery: Fantasy 5 2-12-19-21-22 Lotto (Feb. 21) 2-12-13-2B-3A-39 9 BEACH CONDITIONS ^ » „ „ S m y rn a B e a c h : S e a s ure 35 fe e t w it h a m o d e r a te ch o p . W n ter te m p e ra tu re at D a y to n a Is 6 0 d e g re e s tuid at N e w S ym rn u . 61 d eg rees. W in d s a rc fro m th e n o r th ­ w est at 10-15 m .p .h . STATISTICS U se h igh tem p eratu re la S an fo rd T u esd a y waa 72 degrees and th e o v e rn ig h t le w was 4d. R ecord ed ra in fa ll fo r th e p e rio d en d in g a t lO a .m .. W ednesday to ta le d 0 .0 0 Inch. •Sunrise................... 0 :0 * a.m . •S a n est.................... 8:23 p.m . Play* K WEDNESDAY: SOLUNAR TABLE: min. 3:45 a.m.. maj. 9:50 a.in., min. 4:00 p.m.. maj. 10:20 p.m. TID ES: D aytona Beach: high: 6:46 a.m.. 7:02 p.m.. low: 12:17 a.m.. 12:57 p.m. N ew Sm yrna Beach: high: 6:51 a.nt.. 7:07 p.m.. low: 12:22 a.m.. 1:02 p.m.. C ocoa Beach: high: 7:06 a.m., 7:22 p.m.. low: 12:37 a.m.. 1:17 p.m. *« •Y Stanford Herald "Serving Sanford. Lake Mary and Seminole County Since I VOS" Wednesday. February 25. 1998 • Vol. 90. No. 132 Published Tuesday through Friday and Sunday by RepubVc Newspapers. Inc. • 300 N French Ave . Sanford. FL. 32771 Ph on e: (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9408 AOMMSTRATION Derma Kozak •PuOhWWf Odessa Pugh - Buunets Manager Teran Games Melinda Moms Unde Scxeget ADVERTWNQ Chns Sharp • Manager Elaine GOOens Route lavender Cheryl Slone CUttSOTEO Ke*e Werner. Manager Sandy Presley CIRCULATION EKiaOeth Bennett EDITORIAL Lacy Loir - Ecuor jeMBermcka Shan Bred* Dons Daetnch David Frazier Jeans Hughes Courtney Letlew Nek Plertsuf Dean Smith Tommy Vvicent Susan Wanner Russ White Penodcai Postage Pad at SarSont. Ftonds and addbonel maAng ottices usPS«ai?ao IE GALS Maigsret Staley PRODUCTION Frank Vokokme • Manager Peggy Beehner Freda Heimers Cheryl Smith PRESS A IT W fN Q Robert Skip' Cowan Mark Savoie Ba Egan Elwm Tyrrel. Jr. Head Pressmen Subecnpkon Rates (Deny A Sunday) Home Dstoery MS* 3 Montfn *18 50 (24 00 SUorttu 139 00 (4(00 (08 00 1 Year $78 00 Ftonoa Rasdans add 7% n Un lu to abova ran* Postmaster Send address changes to The SANFORD HERALD PO Boi 16*7 Sanlord a 32772-1667 Republic ^jjh^j^Afwjpqpcri. Inc. John W esley P ritch ard I t . JO H N W ESLEY PR ITC H AR D ML John W esley Pritchard Sr.. 70. A ra d rm y Avenue. Sanford, died Friday. Feb. 20. 1998. D om tn Qrreleyvtlle. S.C., he moved to Central Florida In 1954. Mr. flrtlth a w l tens*retired from R A M Auto Drakes Manufacturing . Mr was Pen te­ costal. i Survivors Include wife, Kthel L ; sons, John Jr., Rochester. N.Y.. Earl. Quincy. Don. H olly­ wood. Alfred. Daytona D eath. Jam es. Kirk, both o f Sanford; daughters. Marie Perry. Mary W ilson. Dessle Bryant, all o f Sanford: sister. Hessle Bradsi taw. Kings tree, S.C.: 20 grandchildren: 20 great­ grandchildren. Sunrise Funeral Home. S a n ­ ford. jn charge o f arrange­ ments. CARLO S GRIFFIN Carlos Griffin. 86. Tangerine Avenue. Sanford, died Th u rs­ day. Feb. 19. 1998. Dom Sept. 30. 191 I tn DlountBtown. Fla., he moved to Central Florida from Miami In 1958. Mr. Griffin was a Janitor. He was a v e t­ eran. Survivors include brother. John. Sanford. Jack. Key W est: several nieces and nephews. All Faiths Crem ation Service. Casselberry. In rharge o f a r­ rangements. M URDIS OR1MMAQE Murdls Orimmage. 79. Creekwood Drive, Orlando, died Monday. Feb. 23. 1998. Mrs. Grim mage was bom In E llin g­ ton, Ga. Mrs. Orim mage waa a retired citrus worker. She was a Baptist. Survivors Include daughter. Ollle Mae Jackson. H aines City; son. Milton. Orlando: seven grandchildren: 10 great­ grandchild. Golden's Funeral Home. In c., W inter Park. In charge o f a r­ rangements. Radios for schools Donald Lee Vincent DONALD L U VIN C E N T Donald Lee Vincent. 53. South Sanford Avenue, died Monday. Feb. 23. 1998. Mr. Vincent w as a lifelon g resident o f Sanford. Mr. Vincent was u printer for Sem inole C om m u ­ nity. CoUcgg# ,He was a m em ber o f the US Navy and served on (h e U.S.S. Leahy, a flagship of the Mediterranean. Mr. Vincent was a mem ber o f the Am erican Legion and the Historical S o c i­ ety o f Sem inole County. He waa a Protestant. Survivors Include brothers. William . Osteen. Thom as E.. DeBary. Deacon's National C rem ation Society. W inter Park, tn charge o f arrangem ents. THOM AS ALUM T IPTO N Thom as A llen Tipton. 62. Sanford Avenue. Sanford, died Monday. Feb. 23. 1998 at Ills residence. Dom Jan. 15. 1936 In Ellzabcthton. Tenn.. he moved to Central Florida tn 1967. Mr. Tipton was an E c o ­ nom ics Professor at Sem inole Community College. Mr. Tipton was vice president o f Sanford Youth Football Assoc, and coached Youth Football for tlic last five years. He waa Involved tn and supported men's and wom en's basketball program s at Sem inole Comm unity C o l­ lege. Mr. Tipton served In the US A ir Force. He attended Palm etto Baptist Church. Survivors Include daughters. Tisha Tipton Futrell, Sanford. Tam m y, Longwood: son. Carlton R.. Lake Mary: live grandchildren. Gram kow Funeral Home. Sanford. In rharge o f arrangementa. ERM A LURENE W A R D Erma Lurrne W ard. 83. Celery Avenue. Sanford, died Satur­ day. Feb. 21. 1998. D om Oct. 6. 1914 tn Lenawee County. Mich., she moved to C entral housing, tee and w ater distri­ bution and em ergency power. Contribution SANFORD - NationsBank lias announced ii will contribu te $100,000 to Hie Am erican Red Cross Florida D isaster R elief Fund, as well as helping with other efforts to assist people affected by the weekend storm in Central Florida. In nddltlon. NationsBank and Barnett assorlates have volunteered to assist In the storm cleanup efforts. Donations SANFORD - AutoNation USA In Sanford Is collectin g donn lions for tornado victim s. It will serve us n collection site for all non-perishable food Hems, clothes, shoes, diapers baby formula, housewares blankets, pillows and other ne rrssltlrx. Item s ran hi drop|K-d oH between 9 a.m. an 9 p.m. Monday through Thurs day. 9 a.m. until ID p.m. or Friday and Saturday, and H a.m. until 7 p.m. on Sunday AutoNation USA Is located a 4 9 11 W ayside Drive, Just wes of ln lerstate-4. L ease---------- Continued from Page 1A said. "Mr. Daniels would Just at siKin walk away from It. Right now. he has a new lease offer, and hopefully. It would be more palatable to everybody.* Knowles bad given the c o m ­ mission Inform ation that United Golf, part o f the Club Florida In I9HG. Mm. Ward wan Corporation o f Am erica. Nasha retired school teacher. She vlllr. Tenn.. was Interested In was a mem ber o f Delta Kappa taking o vrr thr lease. He o b ­ Gamma Educator's Sorority served that the (Inn owns and and Michigan K rtlird Teachers o|>eralrs over a hundred golf Association. Mrs. Want was a courses and clubhouses, with memlM-r o f College Baptist assets In excess of $200 m il­ C h iin li. Illllsilale. Mich. lion. Survivors luchulr son. Harold ‘ Hut right now.* he said. *1 IMiil. OrW ltl, Mich ; daughter. urge you lo sit down and talk Dianne Ihird. Sanford: step ­ with Mr. Daniels. There was no daughter. Jeanne Kitts. audit required In the lease. Roseville. Mich.: slslcr. Etta Tills can Ik * worked out without Beryl Hast. Hillsdale. Mich.: 12 you thrr.itrntng him with d e­ grandchildren: three great­ fault. lid s Isn't going to do grandchildren. anyone any good.’ Deacon's Nutlonnl C rem ation Knowles suggested If the city Society. W inter Park. In charge would Ik* nui properly. *lf of arrangem ents. som ething Is wrong, you would notify Mr. Daniels within 30 JOH N P. W H ITAK ER days, then h r would have GO John P. W hitaker. 89. E nter­ days In w hlrh to reply. But prise Osteen Road. Deltona, you have not done anything died Saturday. Feb. 21. 10UH. like this.* .... D om In Kansas, be moved to Regarding thr uudlt. M ayor Central Florida in 1920. Mr. Dole responded that w hile W hitaker worked lu sales In there may be no uudlt required the automotive Industry. In the lease, nothing In the Survivors Inrlude daughter. lease prevents the city from Ann Reynolds. Deltona: sister undertaking tut audit. Anise Prater. Palatka: four "H ie lease doesn't authorize grandchildren; two great­ you to m akr an audit.* Know les grandchildren. responded. Daldwtn-Falrrhlld Oaklawn ‘ But our city co u n selor has Park Cemetery* and Funeral examined thr lease and says Home. Dike Mary, lu charge o f we can.’ Dale said. arrangem ents. "Then he had better reex­ amine It." added Knowles. ’ I get the feeling you are rep­ rim anding us." said C o m m is­ sioner Velm a W illiam s. "What TIPTON, THOMAS ALLEN objections does Mr. Daniels Memorial Funeral Scrviiv* tor Mr. have to un audit anyway?* Thomas Allen Tipton. (£1. Sanford, who died Monday will l«- at I p.m. "It's because he hasn't been Friday at Pulmt-ttn Avenue ILiplIM asked,* responded Knowles. Church with the liv . Ron Williams ‘ One o f my main objection s officiating Interment will Ik In Is that you are airing this In Oaklawn Park Cemetery For those the papers.* Knowles com ­ who wish memorial contribution* mented. are Miggintiil lo the Unimak A Tip 'E veryth in g we do Is a m atter Ion Scltnlarshlp fund for Fa-ooomlr Majors at any Sun Trust Hank. A r­ o f ptibllr record.* Dale said, rangements by Gnunkow Funeral 'a n d as such It's available to Home. SOI) K. Alrjxirt lUvd.. San­ tbr press.* ford. M. 32773. (047) 322 3213. *You ought to let me teach you how to keep things out o f VINCENT. DONALD L. the press.* Knowles told Dale. A memorial mtvIiv for Mr. Donald "I go ull over the state giving I. VliHtut will be held Friday. Fib. 27 at 10:30 a.m. at Sanford Bible speeches on this and I know Church. 2400 Sanford Ave. with Ki­ how It can be done. ller John Sauls officiating. In lieu of Tlic entire m atter started fluwrrk donations may Ize made lo when City M anager Sim m ons ll>e Sanfoni lllhlc Cluin-h. requested tire com m ission a p ­ prove his sending a letter to Daniels regarding provisions o f B U S IN E S S ISN T BUILT the present leasing agreement. ON D R E A M S ALONE Subsequently, follow ing a Drum* canM k NmM lengthy give-and-take with —wsoundmargin Knowles. Mayor Dale suggested Wl'ri len is Qivt R*po 1 a notice be sent to Mr. Daniels 4 • k5 MMltitMt NNdl suggesting he and his sta ff V 1 CMon* ol our kdvtitamj rtprwntUrt* toOlyl meet with city officials and staff, and attem pt to m eet 'fix l u f o r d Harold Borne type of unanimous agreement on the differences. pm 322-2611 Sanford Herald ...An Old Friend Is Getting A Facelift “DETAILS CO M IN G SOON” �Sanlord Herald. Sanlord. Florida •Wednesday February 25. 1998 •3A Another new member of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce DEBT FREE If you would like to be potentially Debt Free in 8 to 12 years INCLUDING YOUR MORTGAGE! without spending more per month, then you are invited to attend a W orld Marketing Alliance Business Presentation Seminar Sponsored by Bill Kendall & Associates on M arch 2nd, 7:00 p.m. at the Sanford Cham ber o f Com m erce 400 East First St., Sanford, F L For more Info Call 699-6170 FREEDOM FROM DEBT CAN BE A DECISION NOT A DREAM. Soma members of the new advisory board for the Salvation Army lake a tour of the facility located at 700 West 24th Street. From left to right, Carlton Henley, Joe Williams, the Reverend James Schrader. Bruce Williams. Rudy Sloan and Trtsh Cotbed walk through a portion of the building. The Salva­ tion Army assists residents in time of crisis and need. Including recent victims of the tornadoes. POLICE -H a lf Habitual traffic offender Dion Edgr. 24. o f 4 C a M lr H rrw rr Ct.. Sanford, was arrrstrd Saturday by S rm ln o lr County deputies. Edgr wns charged with habitual truffle offender driving w hile llrense Is suspended or revoked. Kdge was arrested at the co m er of Dunbar Street and McKay. Caaaabts panassla■ W illiam Scbeffler, 1H. o f 110 Trafalgar Place. Longwood. was arrested Saturday by Sem inole County deputies. S chrfllcr was charged with possession of ran nabls under 20 gm m s and arrested In Die 2700 block of Sand Lake Road. SchefD rr gave officer perm ission to search his car, and officer found a leafy substance on passenger side. huts11 own cm t | m Shirley Hunt. 48. o f 137 W ildwood Dr.. Sanford, was a r­ rested Saturday by Sanford police. Ilu n l was charged with retail theft and am ratrd tn the 1500 b lo c k o f French Avenue. M anager o f atore found Itema In d efen d an t'alacket pocket. Iittn y BfTtfl Glen Rust. 34. o f 135 Ptne St.. Geneva, was arrested S a t­ urday by Sem inole County deputies. Rust was charged with battery nnd arrested at the above address. Rust a lle g ­ edly struck victim In Ihe face without reason. Fate report Stephanie Chaney. 21. o f 101 Avenue C. Chuluota. was a r­ rested Friday try Sem inole County deputies. Chaney was charged with false report to law enforcem ent and perjury by contradictory sworn sta te­ ments. Chaney was arrested In Die 200 block o f First Street. Chaney allegedly made a false report about a burglary at her home when she rrporledly took Items from her own hom e and tried to get the money for n a r­ cotics. AMravatotf m a ilt Elston Francis. 38. o f H08 W. 11th Street. Sanford, was a r­ rested Friday by Sanford p o ­ lice. Francis was charged with aggravated assault and a r­ rested at the atxjve address. Francis allegedly tried to stab victim with a knife. V ic t im s t a p p t d W ayne Uohm. 18. o f 750 S. Edgemon. W inter Springs, was a n ested Friday by Sanford p o ­ lice. Dohm was charged with battery and arrested In Ihe 400 block o f Lancers Drtvr. Rohm allegedly slapped and hit v ic ­ tim In the face. G F&ntastic Sams Lake Mary in k XffMl v . ■ ‘1 Claude Palmer. 51, o f 2G0I Georgia Ave.. was arrestrd Fri­ day by Sanford police. Palm er was charged with habitual trafflr offender (driving w hile llrense Is suspended or re­ voked) and driving while li­ cense Is suspended or revoked. I>alm er was arrested at Ihe co m er o f 25 Street and Slate Road 600. 328-5100 Carey Himes. 22. o f 6242 Stanwln Dr.. Sanford, was a r­ rested Friday by S em in ole County deputies. Him es was chnrged with reckless driving, (m ssesslon o f ran nabls and possession o f drug paraph er­ nalia. Illm es was a n ested at Die co m e r o f State Road 46 and Yankee Lake. Horace Stokes. 41. o f 2261 Dollar Way, Sanford, was a r­ rested Sunday by Sanford p o ­ lice. Stokes was charged with grand theft auto • CITY OF LAKE MARY . NOTICE OF CHANGE OF LAND USE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tha City ol U k s Mary City Commission will hold a public hearing to discuss a small scale amendment to the City's Comprehensive Plan Futura Land Use Map. This meet­ ing will be held THURSDAY, March 5.1996 at Lake Mary City Hall. 100 North Country Club Road. Lake Mary. Florida at 7:00 P.M. The property to be considered for the small scale amendment is approximately 6.1 acre in size. The applicant Is requesting a change In future land usa designation from OFFICE (OFF), to HIGH DENSI­ TY RESIDENTIAL (HDR). The property la located at the north side of Sun Drive, immediately west of Feather Edge condominium, more particularly described as follows: 323-9045 Hours: Mor>-Thur 9am -8pm • FH ft Sat 9am -6pm No Appointment Neccssaryl Bttttfy arrest Rscklsss tfrivlaf Hwy. 17-92 (at Longwood/Lake Mary Rd, (Wal-Mart Plaza, one block near Vbrld G )w ) north of Like Mar)' Bird) Smpwidrt IIc m m Reginald Douglas. 31. o f 408 Summit Ridge Mace. Longwood. was a n ested Friday by Sem inole County deputies. Douglas was chnrged with b a t­ tery und a n ested at the above address. Douglas allegedly hit and slapped victim. Sanford 3005 W. Lake Mary Blvd. V * JUST*FOR KID S* CUT • ADULT* CUT 4?5 $8* $ Jr n6oumdrr •Dry Cartaf (im m(. /hWM Oftt. drat* *"»» "* mtt «*»■ W UptmV.il/ 9H THEB Exclusively a t Fantastic Sam s * FS BOTANIC PERMV i BODY WAVE i 26-£i $2395 !$ Shampoo • Blow-Dry ! Ckrtef mm. a* flnuhrd Opr. dntfn ten. or tpaiatj call ran III Uptml/ll/9H COLOR SERVICE Shampoo* Cat • m*tmry Arm*artvm Jukm •i*oo Co*. > te i4 n C t«iin I W Oimnooo Shampoo • Finished Vrie Style rm# m aylory out Imp* umJUum of tetr H au a "lima Eaptm.VI.VVH * HI * * «»p*rr» VIVVH o n a tfln s titu te Fbr Advanced Arthroscopic Surgery FREE SEMINAR Saturday, February 28lh, 1998 10 AM Sheraton Orlando North 600 North Lake Destiny Dr. Maitland, FL Parcel No. 07.20 3 L3QQ-Q2QAQQQQ From S W comer of SE 1/4 of SE 1/4. Sec 7. Twp. 20 S.. Rge 30 E.. run N.00* 07- 53" W. 1213.96 ft To Point of Beginning, run thence S. 00° 07’ 53* E 85 ft., thence S 27* 07* 04* E. 770.99 ft. To Northern Right of W ay of Sanford Ave., thence Run S. 68* 45' E. Along said Right of Way 350 ft., thence N. 41* 59' 40* W. 1048.0 ft. To Point of Beginning. and Parcel No. Q7-2Q-3Q300.01 BQflQQQ From the Southwest comer of the SE 1/4 of the SE 1/4 of Section 7, Township 20 South, Range 30 E ast run North 0* O r 53* W att along the West line of said SE 1/4 of SE 1/4, 442.85 feet to the point of beginning, thence run North 0* 07' 53* West along said West lint 686.13 feet, thence South 27* or 04* East 770.99 feet to the Northerly right-of-way Una of Sanford Avenues a s shown on plat thereof recorded In Plat Book 9, Paga 16, of the Public Records of Seminole County Florida, thence run North 68* 45' West along said right-of-way 179.38 feet to tha P.C. of a curve concave to the SE and having a radius of 1935 06 teet. thence Westerly along said curve 170.62 feet to the point of beginning , said point being on the Northerly right-of-way Una of said Sanford Avenue. A copy of the Comprehensive Plan, Futura Land Uaa Map and proposed amendment are available for inspection In the Community Development Office. Lake Mary City H al, 100 North Country Club Road, Lake Mary, Florida, Monday through Friday, from 8:00 A M. until 5:00 P.M., or you may call 324-3049 for Information conoeming this amendment. A leant of physicians from The Bonati Institute will discuss orthopaedic problems including The Bonati Procedures, u patented treatment for patients suffering from Cervical and Lumbar spinal pain. The Bonati Procedures are a successful alternative to traditional open back surgery, done on an outpatient basis and using only a local anesthetic. Patients who have back, neck, leg or arm pain due to herniated discs, bulging discs, spurs, spinal stenosis or even pre­ vious failed surgeries may benefit from this innovative technique. The presenters and their topics include: Fred Ihrner, M .D .......................... Cerv ical/Lumbar Spine Problems Chet J. Janecki, M.D. .............................Shoulder Pain/Carpal Tunnel Meet with our team of experts, and the pain you have today, muy be gone tomorrow Interested parties may appear and ba heard regarding tha proposed amendment or written comments may bs filed with t w City Clerk at 100 North Country Club Road, Lake Mary. Florida. NOTE: PER SO NS ARE ADVISED THAT A TAPED RECORD O F THIS MEETING IS MADE BY THE CITY FOR ITS CONVENIENCE. THIS RECORD MAY NOT CONSTITUTE AN ADEQUATE RECORD FOR THE PUR PO SES O F APPEAL FROM A DECISION MADE BY THE CITY. ANY PERSON W ISH ­ ING TO ENSURE THAT AN ADEQUATE RECORD O F THE PROCEEDINGS IS MAINTAINED FOR APPELLATE PUR PO SES IS ADVISED TO MAKE THE NECESSARY ARRANGEM ENTS AT HIS OR HER O W N EXPENSE. Persons with dlaabllitlaa needng assistance to participate In any of these proceedings should contact tha City’s ADA Coordkvator at least 46 hours In advance of the meeting at (407) 324-3024. City of Laka Mary, Florida Carol A. Foster City Clerk For reservations coll The Bonati Institute 1-800-327-6366 �4 A •Sentort Herald. Sanford. Florida •Wednaaday. February 25. IBM Editorials/ OpilBlons JA C K ANDERSON K M |aayiW i.» j After long hiatus, Makah Indians will resum e whaling W ASH ING TO N-Som etim e next fall -the exact date Is a closely held secret--a group of M akah Indians will em bark through six-foot waves off the shores of Neah Bay. W ash., In a carved wooden canoe, for the purpose of hunting and killing four gray whales. At their side will be a har. poon. the traditional whaling weapon of yesteryear, but also a specially designed. 50-caliber rifle lo finish off the beasts as humanely as possible. Trailing the canoe will be a 200horsepowered boat, which w ill be used to tow the giant m am ­ mal to shore. It will mark the first whale hunt In the lower 45 states In at least 30 y e srs-a n d the first time In more than 70 years that the Makahs get to do what they took for granted for centu­ ries. until commercial w haling nearly killed o ff the species. The planned hunt has touched off an International firestorm Involving the Clinton adm inistration, the U.S. Con­ gress and dosens of domestic and foreign environmental groups. Since the Makahs announced their Intentions, tribal leaders say they have received numer­ ous threats from environmental groups, some vowing to block the hunt by any means neces­ sary. A conservative congress­ man from the region, Rep. Jack Metcalf. R-W ash., has even Joined with radical environ­ mental groups, some vowing to block the hunt by any m eans necessary. A conservative con­ gressm an from the region. Rep. Jack Metcalf. R-W ash.. has even Joined with radical envi­ ronm entalists to sue the C lin­ ton administration tn an effort to block the hunt. But not all environmental groups have been so quick to rush to Judgment. Some, like Greenpeace and the Sierra Club, have remained mum on the matter. It‘s a touchy Issue for liberals, who are tom be­ tween their competing desires to save the whales and to su p­ port Indigenous cultures like the Makahs'. Combined with the Intense media Interest that will likely accompany the hunt, tribal leaders worry that their an ­ cient ritual on their remote stretch of ocean twill be come a classic. lBOOs-style media feeding frenzy. "We've had big discussions about this for quite some time.* said John McCarty, executive director of the Makah W haling Com mission, a tribal group. *We get piles and plies of let- THE _ E N T E R T A lN / M E N i The M akahs' big break cam e three years ago. when gray whales were taken off the U.B. government's list o f endan­ gered species. The gray whale population has grown steadily In the 30 years since serious conservation efforts began, to the point when they now lu m ­ ber some 22.000. Once the w hales were no . the M akahs saw an opportunity to brin g o f their lost cultural back heritage by reviving a 1,500year-ok l. tradition. Legally, they're on solid p o u n d . A 1065 pact, the Itea ty o f Neah Boy. specifically guarantees the tribe's right to conduct w hal­ ing. It's the only treaty o f Its kind, we're told, and It's still valid. a n --------tlonal fire­ storm.* te n (from people) who wanted to come In and be on the hunt. ...The more (attention) that's brought to ua. the more secre­ tive we're going to have to be.’ Already the bribe h as con­ sulted with law enforcement agencies far and wide. The U.S. Coast Guard, the U.S. M ar­ shals Service, the Federal Bu­ reau of Investigation and sev­ eral local la w enforcement agencies have had discussions with the tribe about security. Legally speaking, the Makaha didn't need to ask anyone's perm ission to resum e their hunts. But that's what they d id -fo r political reasons more than anything. First they went to the National Marine Fisher­ ies Service and asked for a le­ gal opinion. The agency's law ­ yers affirmed that the treaty valid. At the agency's urging, the Makaha then came up wtth a management plan on how to EVENIN? NEWS m s u f l C .J \ about the Makahs that aren't tine. Buy life insurance and save on your car. you buy your life flfl^ in s u ra n c u from us through Auto-Owners Insur­ ance. you'll receive special discounts on your car insur­ ance. W e’ ll save you money. As an independent Auto­ Owners agent, we take great interest in you • as wall as your Stop in our agency and ask us out it today! u CHANGE i‘ ST0RV IDEAS tfS&y) l D FAC TO R IS C U P W IN & . conduct the hunt and disperse the meat. (M akah officials say none o f the meat w ill be sold commercially, though a bray whale can bring up to g l nSIbon on the open m arket.) Finally, with backing from the Clinton adm inistration, the M akahs won approval last year from the International W haling Commission to harvest four whales. Nevertheless, M etcalf and several environmental groups are planning to argue tn court that the IW C s approval Isn't valid. M etcalf added that he doesn't buy the M akahs' pledge that the whale meat w on t be sold commercially. T h is is a historic, landm ark decision.* Metcalf said. T don't think the people o f Am erican are ready for any kind o f com ­ mercial w h alin g* But the M akahs' supporters say this has nothing to do with money or publicity and every­ thing to do wtth a email group of people trying to revive their dying culture. ’ (M etcalfs opposition) Is completely out o f keeping with his whole political agenda.’ ea!d Alvin Ziontz, an attorney for the tribe. *But there's no personal vendetta here. W e Just don't like things being said I S < < >M 1N < . S .1111«11x 1 « 1.11<1 11 __- ELLEN GOODMAN Human cloning: Nip it before the bud regulated nature of fertility treatment is partly due to a r ­ guments about reproductive . freedom that s o t! over from the abortion debate. The a d ­ vancing technology la also pro­ tected under the rubric o f free scientific inquiry. W ould you take your Infertility gpohjema to aomeone named W hen the Chicago phyaiclst announced that he waa going *• bagta cton tng people. I thought the busturea motto alone went over the top: *ldentieal T w tna-30 Years Apart!* The O0-year-old who confoaasd that he la ’ only a near­ genius* predicted cheerily that X to oea are going to be Am. I c a n t wait to make two or three a f ugr own aeif.' That prospect alone would haws chflhd any lingering n ip pert for human ckntng. And that waa before the Rarllan Movement. a Bwtaa cult that bcllevea kfe on Earth waa o r ­ ated by extrmterreatriala. o f­ fered aeed m oocy to Seed. The whole thing h as had the aura o f h!4> comedy, not cut­ ting-edge science. But Seed planted a m the fer­ tile public tmagbiation. ■ r o t . Dolly the aheep w aa fol­ lowed by Oeorge and Charlie the c alf clones. W e a n told that p t fi are In the offing. A •m e n d notion^ h as g o wn that ether, som ebody w ill try to re­ produce another body. How did we get so far afield so fast?. o f intentions, down aome very dimly lit ethical alleys. In the 1060s when Baby Louise came out of the teat tube, down the birth canal and into the public ttmritrtit. tn vi­ tro fertilization waa a shock. Now Ifa nearer routine. Since then weVe aero paid surrogate mothers, custody d lu x ittl over fr o m em bivoa W e W also had people who want to harvest sperm from dead men, and one art of grandparents who tried to uae their dead d a u b e r 's ovum in a post-mortem p n g u n e y . At no time waa there a public before the fa c t The d a d Mona were essentially left to fertility doctors and their custom ers. The loose and largely un­ 1 Q 7 P o r t r a it s But the operating Instruc­ tions o f private clinics also have been. In the words o f C h i­ cago-Kent law school ethictst Lori Andrews, *Show me the money.* After announcing hia plans for hum an cloning. Dr. Seed said. *1 have been enorm ously encouraged In juat one day by calls I have received from Infer-* tile couples who are tn tears. .Th ey...tell m e things lik e •Don't le t them atop y o u ." I have no Idea o f Infertile adults would kite up to b e -done-pigs hut. as A n says. *1 think we are creating needs rather than meeting them.* There la no ■need* for a done. And no excuat The medical risks o f failure are horrendous. In cloning * >. the rate o f succes s waa ___ healthy Dolly for 277 a t­ tempts. Far cows It's five or ten out o f a hundred. W e hare no idea how m uch greater the chances o f m iscarriage or de­ formities are far humans. As far the cthloaL le g a l pqrchologtcal. ph ilosophica l daks o f succeee-the odds are even H u r r y ' O n*• i V r - t - A i Only' Is In The Air Now, tn rapid order, the W hite House called for a five- H o w d id we get so for afield aduettre technol* _ treated aa .If K were Juat bastion of fern en terprise. T b s bualnsaa b aa been driven b y Infertility. In thta world, the custom er Is S u pply n u rt meet The U V I (D u x ANYIMVMdfTMQIDMOON “Details ComingFebruary27th” l'(U<rV �WEDNESDAY S a n fo rd Herald F e b r u a r y 25. 1998 Sports ‘U M n & u n g . e * a e & Raiders eliminated Santa Fe edges S C C women in conference playoff % X tU U W e u w i Lake Mary’s Robinson: the woman behind the champions LAKE MARY _ T h l» week's unsung hero Is much deserved and long over due. On (he cusp of Lake M ary's girls basketball team's state cham pionship, an unsung hero has come to light that has been tn the back drop for years. W hile head coach Carl Drown and the out* standing players on the team are receiving all of the publicity, press coverage and congratula­ tions. assistant coach Laurel Robinson has been sitting back and allowing her fellow team m em ­ bers to enjoy their moment. •Everyone deserves the credit for this.* Robin­ son said. *lt takes more than one coach or one player to make a team as special as this one Is. I'm not one to want all the glory. I\e been with these girls and C arl for years and I'm Just so happy for them.* This is Robinson's moment as well and she es lust as big a piece o f the credit. She’s waited a long time for this. Coaching la something Robinson alw ays knew she wanted to do. Bom In Cleveland. Ohio, she p laved softball all o f her young life and con U n­ ued to play when, her family moved to Florida and she attended Eustla High School. In addition to softball. Robinson also played volleyball, baaketball and swam at the varsity level. After high school. Robinson attended Stetson University on a scholarship and played basket­ ba ll and softball while p u rsu it^ a degree In physical, education. W hen ahe graduated. Robin­ son was hired to teach at G reen wood Lakes and coached swimming a s well a s Junior van ity b a s ­ ketball. softball and baseball at her alm a mater. E veryth in sort o f cam e together for Robinson and the Lake Mary program five y e a n ago. She decided to go back to college and get her M as­ ter's Degree which meant ahe wouldn't have nearly a s m uch time to coach. She w as a p ­ proached by the then Lake Mary girls baaketball coach Anna V an l a nd lngham and w as asked to be the van ity assistan t. •When Anna asked me to be her assistant. I knew that this w as going to be a special situa­ tion since I helped out wtth the Greenwood l a i w teem and bad A th ltt (Ballance). Lauren (Bradley) and Bedqr (Pedro) there. W ith my school situation It lust worked out to be ideal for me. Then, the following year. Anna stepped down. C arl w as the Junior varsity coach and he told me that If I stayed, he'd stay.* The rest is history. •Laurel really runs things around here, not m e * Brown said. *1 do not think o f her aa an a sahe and I are more like - co-bead calm. The Idds respect the gam e. She h as been an Integral m aking this program what It to.* Over and over. Robinson Is asked when ahe will move an to be a bead roarh s>i* definitely h as the *»**"* experience and ability. That Isn't the p o in t T h is Is som ething special that I could never walk away from ." Robinson explained. T m not Interested In taking on a bead coach's position. 1 am. Cart and I work lave the sam e ph llosogetting the Job > In t bke the mother figure and be‘a the dtertpHnartan. I think 1 get to have a little more ftm wtth the. ffrla and 1 I k e It that every great m an there la girU haakrthall ■y DEAR SMITH Herald Sports Editor OCALA _ Needing Just one win to qualify for the state tournament, the Seminole Community College wom en's baaketball team could not get over the hump, losing twice by a total o f atx points. The Raiders o f head coach Ken Patrick held leads of aa many as IS points tn the second h alf Saturday night, but vtaitlng Valencia Com ­ munity College rallied to spoil SCC'a final home game of the aeaaon. 60-58, at the Health and Physical Education Center. That loss dropped the Raiders Into a tie for second place In the M id-Florida Conference with Santa Fe Community College from O alnesvtlle lost night at Central Florida Community College tn Ocala. Howard and Cue stayed hot In the second half, with Howard hitting four more threepointers and scoring 14 points to finish with a gam e-high 32 and Cue netting 10 more to finish with 20 points as SFCC advanced to next week's state tournament at Chlpola Junior College tn M arianna. Kotova and D arla Kudruyvtsevm tried to keep the Raiders' aeaaon alive, a s Kotova dropped In 11 more points to finish with 23 points and Kudruyvtaeva coming alive to hit three threepointers to score 17 o f her 23 points tn the sec­ ond half. Riley chipped in with 14 points and Crystal Tanner 10 for SC C . Doing the dam age for the Raiders against V a ­ lencia were Kotova with 17 points. Kudruyvtaeva wtth 13 points, la y M edhsnle wtth 11 points and Tanner wtth 10 points. SCC'a Jaana Kotova scored 12 points and Gemma Riley poured tn 11 points, but the Saints' Kym Howard countered with 18 points and Kim Cue 10 points as the two teams were tied at 47-47 at halftime. oa« B. W cttrTjrm 3 6 0-0 6. Kotovs 11-16 1-3 33. TMsk : 36-74 11-10 B4. Bssts Ft Cam ■ — My Cotlagi (M ( Marfan 0-12 1-3 13. Drcthalrk 0-0 0-1 0. Howard 10 36 4 6 33. (ladirr 3-4 3-3 6. Smith 6-14 1-3 IS . R kter 3-4 3-3 6. Cue 0-16 3-6 30. FVtt* 3-6 0-0 6. ToUh : 36-66 13*10 08. Halftime _ 47- 47. Three potm Setd fa — _ SCC 7-16 (Kudruyvtaeva 4-9. Rdey 3-3. Medhsnle 1- 1. Wcstcrpcn 0 -3. Tanner 0- 1): SFCC 10-30 0toward B-34. Smith 3-6). Tbul inula . SCC 30: SFCC IB . Railed out _ SCC. T v m r . Med hantr. SFCC. Cue. Ttchnlrala _ none. Hrfaounda . SCC 31 (HUry 6. Kotovs 6). Aaalala _ SCC 24 (Kudruyvteera 8. Medhanle 7). Strata _ SCC B (Tanner 4). Records . SCC 31-6. L A I * SATUR D AY Valencia C— — tty C t S t p (80) Hectnr 6 6-6 31. MrConuk* 3 0-0 6. W lP a n 4 1-3 lUrks 3 3-4 S. Hubbard 3 1-3 6. Anthony I 04) 2. Wafcci 0-3 6. Lee 3 0-1 4. Totals: 33 0-16 SO. Tanner 3-6 4-B 10. Kudruyvtacv* 6-16 3-3 13. Swvm qr 3-4 1-3 6. KSey I S 0-0 3. Medhanle 3-3 6-6 10. Wcaterfren 04) 12 I . Kotova 7-17 3-6 17. Totals: 30-63 17-36 66. Halftime . SCC 36; VCC 31. Three-pomi Arid p a ls . VCC 6 (Keurae 4. McCormick II : SCC 1-13 (Kudruyrtaeva 1-6 . Ik fi ­ ner 0-3. Kllry 0 -3). Ttotal kails _ VCC 31: SCC 17. Ftaaiad tad VCC WiUuum. SCC. M edhsV . T fftrtrslk VCC S i k s a Hrbounda _ SCC 34 (Kotova B. Medhanle 7). A lla n .S C C 10 (Kudruyvtaeva 3. Medhanle 3|. Stasis _ SCC 31 Rkm er 6. Kudruyvtaeva 8|. Worked shots . SCC b (Kotova 41. Bretzer twirls a no-no Oviedo gives one away T Herald Staff W riter LAKE MARY _ Brian Bretser acted as If no-hitters were nothing special. The Lake Mary left-hander fired a five-Inning no-hitter last night as Lake Mary pounded Mainland. 13*0. In (he Ram lnola C lassic. Bretser struck out 11. Inrluittug thP final six b a tte n and w as helped by a la k e Mary f **—* w hich baited four home tuna and 12 hits In four Innings. reproved to 2-0 an d a lonly three By TOUT Herald Correspondent ORLANDO _ Oetttng thing, but giving a hurts. TVe bad no-hitters Bretser said. *1 Just kept them off balance tonight. the ace o f the staff with some wicked breaking b alls to notch the no-hitter. , *1 know Brian Bretser will keep us tn every hallos me.* * * " coach ADen Tuttle said. to and fire. The Lake Mary bats have been silent “g * 1—** excellent pitching throughout the catty part o f the aeaaon. bu t they came to­ gether last night In a big way. The Rama (2-3) struck early, scoring four In the Brat Inning after Bretser atruck out two and got an excellent defensive play ahortatop Scott Hlllnaki on a shot gam e warm -up. W e have that w e have to show up play every gam e.’ The Lions broke a 0-0 two runs in the top o f the Jorge Hcm andes, te ready to tie with fifth. Tribe scalps Winter Springs a _ i Duvall struck out five and pitched three-bit Mrutsut at B iU n n li blanked W inter 104), tn a B rm lnok Athletic Conference girls' at Seminole High School T ire d ay eve- r . t>Mt doubling In four at two runs and driving tn two. • n offense by catcher Sherri EUand, l-flor-3 wtth a double, two rune scored and RBI; KeOey Langton who w a tt 2-for-4 wtth two Bryant wtth two d A rabia Q a id a , a run. SCC nine continues early-season struggles FO R TH 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 , Raider softball team gets back over .500 R E A D T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D DAILY �2B •Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida •Wednesday. February 25.1090 Sanford Baba Ruth algnupa Spring Softball Tournament SANFORD _ The Sanford Recreation D epart­ ment will sponsor a softball tournament for both men and women teams the weekend of Match 6-7-8. Depending on the num ber of teams, the tour­ nament will be played on Saturday and Sunday (if necessary) and then Friday (If necessary). Any C lass " C wom en's or men's teams are eligible. Only $100 per team, and balls will be pro­ vided. Chase and Plnehurst parks will be used as needed and their will be excellent aw ards and trophies given out. The tournament w ill be sponosorrd by the Sanford Recreation Department. Crown Trophy and Braxton’s Sporting Qoods. Sunday against Manatee Community College, but got Itself together to romp over the Vikings on Tuesday. Tilings did not look too good for SCC tn the first gome Tuesday as It trailed 2-0 after two In­ nings and the game waa tied at 3-3 after four Innings. But the Raiders (7-6) took the lead for good with a run in the top o f the fifth Inning and then opened the gap up with two runs tn the sixth and three tn the seventh to win 9-3. Providing the offense for SC C were Christy Neudeck (4-for-4. three runs), Candice Hays (2for-4, two RBI). Diane MacaJuao (l-fo r-4 , dou­ ble. two RBI). Kim Ramey (l-fo r-2 ), Erin M aljub and M am ie Bernstein [both l-for-4 . one run, one RBI). Brittany Scott (l-fo r-4 , two RBI) and Deslrae Schwartz. Jam ie Sharp. Jonnle Beland and Tract M iller (one run scored each). The second game w as another scoring-feat with game tied a t 7-7 after four Inning before the Raiders put the gam e aw sy with four runs In the sixth lruilng and posting a 13-7 victory. Doing the dam age for SC C were M iller (3-for4. two runs. RBI). Bernstein (2-for-3. two RBI), Scott (2-for-5. two doubles, run. two RBQ, Sharp (2-for~4. double, two runs), Neudeck P -fo r ff, two runs. RBI). Carrie M eAuUfe (2-for-S. run. RBI). Schwartz P -fo r-4 , run, RBI). Ramey (1-for* 4, double, run). Lori Ashworth (1-for-1. run), Hays (1 -fo r-l, two runs), M aealuso (1-for* 1, RBI) and Shannon Hay (l-fo r-4 . RBQ. Sunday's gam es were am azing, with the Raid­ ers winning the first gam e 1-0 and then drop­ ping the nightcap 4-3 In 10 Innings. Rene Hooper allowed only two hits In the first game, and the only run scored In the fourth to­ ning when Ramey tripled with two out and scored on a single to center by Scott. Ramey finished the gam e 2-for-3 wtth the tri­ ple and run scored, while Scott woo l-fo r-3 wMh the RBI and Macahiao had a single. All proceeds will benefit the Youth B aseball and Softball program s in Sanford. Call Jim Schaefer at 330*5097 for more In­ formation. Boyhead tannls claatet SANFORD _ Bayhrad Racquet C lub will be holding beginner. Intermediate, and advanced tennis classes at the following times: * Beginners and Interm ediates _ Tuesday. Thursday and Friday: 4:30 p.m. to 0:30 p.m. * Beginners and Intermediate Beginners _ Tuesday and Thursday: 3:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. * Beginners. Interm ediate and Advanced _ Tuesday and Thursday: 0:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. * Tournament level players (state and nation­ ally rankrd players) _ dally: 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. In the nightcap. SCC led 2-0 after the top of the Oral and 3-1 heading Into the bottom of the seventh Inning when the Lancers (7-3) rallied to tie the game. The game stayed 3-3 until the bottom of the 10th inning when Manatee used the extra-lnnlng rule to win. The Lancers started the tnnlng by autom ati­ cally putting a runner on second base. Sowell then reached on a Adder's choice with Kem a d ­ vancing to third and Hoobin singled In Kem with the winning tun. Doing the hitting for the Raiders were Bern­ stein (2-for-4. RBI). Neudcck (2-for-5, run). M iller (l-fo r-4 . two runs), Scott (l-fo r-4 , RBI) SANFORD _ The City of Sanford Recreation Department Is signing up players for the up­ coming Babe Ruth B aseball season and girls' softball season at the Downtown Youth Center in Sanford City H all. Raiders nings and tied the game at 4-4 with two runs In the bottom o f the seventh Inning. But Broward regained the lead with two runs tn the top of the eighth Inning and put the game out of reach with four runs In the top of the ninth Inn! The Seshaw ks did their dam age with the long bah. hitting five home runs, Including two each by Steve King (who also had a dou­ ble) and Dennis Mclench. Lula Murine had the other homer. Winter Park’s Jam ey Epperson w ss 4 -tor-B with a run scored and three RBI to lead the Raiders attack. Josh Rhodes contributed a rr o f hits and two runs scored tn four at la. while Kentrelle Evans also had a pair of hits In five at bats. Sanford's Rob Denm on added a single and a run scored, while Travis Gam ble had a hit and Sanford's Phillip Eubanks scored a run. Yesterday, the game w as tied at 1*1, when a dropped ball on a double steal by SCC a l­ lowed Palm Beach (8-6) to score three runs and the Raiders could never recover, falling 9-3. Sanford's Brad Jenkins had a good stint In relief o f starter Jay McFarlane (Oviedo), a l­ lowing one earned run on three hits tn 2-1/3 Innings. Eubanks came off the bench to double and single and score a run In three trips to the plate to pace the SCC offense. Epperson also had two hits, while Rhodes doubled and scored a run: Johnny Oulaeppe doubled In a run and Andres Correa singled and scored a run. The Raiders w ill play four more gam es this week, starting with a 3 p.m. game at Raider Field today against Brevard Community CoUege. On Thursday. SCC will head to Bradenton for a 3 p.m. battle with Manatee Community College, before returning home for a noon doubleheader with Catonvllle College on Saturday, e Lions and the game w aa tied at 4-4. Once again. Oviedo's m om en­ tum w as short-lived. pitcher Ben Knapp) visit de­ fending state champion (and ace hurier Robbie Sltz) Lake Brantley for a 7 p.m. game. LIONS SWEEP DEUCE LONGWOOO _ Pat Strmcyer's one-hit performance and Scott Ferrell's four-hit exhibition guided the Oviedo Lions to a ■weep o f a doubleheader tn the Lyman Invitational B aseball Tournament this past Satur­ day. The doubleheader -w as ne­ cessitated b eca u se o f rain de­ lays earlier tn the week. W hiter Park claimed the tournament cham pionship by winning all four o f Its gam es against the balan ce o f the fiveteam field. Oviedo, which lost Its season-opener to W inter Park. ’ 19-11, Monday, won HA in In risin g three m ates to nil liftoff I Itmia.L U<! v >n Joodltw .Ll JsihI .liil.s e A- i still undefeated in tennis S A N F O R D . For the first tone tide sea­ son the Sem inole H igh School tennis had to taste the bitter pill o f defeat aa the Fighting Sriiitnolee suffered a 5-2 lo ss to Lyman in a girts' Sem inole Athletic C o n ­ ference match Tuesday afternoon. Paaha Baker w as the only Fighting Sem lnolea player to get through u n ­ scathed. w inning her ringlea ma lm . 8-0, over Lopes and then also winning her doubles m atch along with Keratin Kill* mater, at No. 1. 9*7, over Lopez and Har­ lan. "Lym an baa m ore exp erienced players," said Seminole head coach RoUte Nelson. T h is w as ou r first conference match and the level o f play picked up. W e have som e 2 at No. 1 and Kkfaaum (playing for the firsTHm e on a dou bles team) and W est* brook won 5-4 at No. X The Fighting Semln oloa a n now 2-1 on the season and w ill host Oviedo to a n ­ other SAC m atchup at 3:30 pm. an Thursday. Patriots cruise in Lacrosse opener Creek at Tw o Storey F in d . "W eVe got a young tram ." said Lake Brantley assistant coach Scott Evans. "But w e have more experience tide year." ____ The Patriots (1-0) o f head coach Dave Sdunim wfD return to action this Saturday night, traveling to Lake Mary to take on the Rams to thetr first-ever Send note Athletic Conference gam e at Dan T. n rn u d to fits- Leagues w ill be offered for bays and girts ages four to 18. Those leagues Include T -B all, Pee Wee. Bam bino (10*12), Prep (13). Babe Ruth (14*15), Senior Babe Ruth (10*18) and glrla softball. If you have any questions, please call Tom Kelly at 330-5097. Oviedo (3-l| tn the win over Lake Mary were Knapp (double. RBI). Larry Grayson (single. RBQ, Holmes and Hernandez (each with a single and a run scored) and Om ar Serrano (run. RBI). Sirmeyer allowed only a firstInning double to Josh O'Brien, striking out three and walking one. to pick up his first win of the season. W erner followed with three perfect Innings of relief, striking out two. to cam the save. Also contributing to the 17* hit assault o f Colonial P -2 ) were Holmes (3-for-5. two runs, RBI). Serrano (3-for-4. two runs). Frost (two singles, two runs, RBI). Knapp (two stogies. RBI), Hernandez (stogie, two tuna). Guy Erwin (stripe. RBQ. Lawrence Faults (sto p s, run) and Oreyaon (RBQ. J e ff Monaco (2-0) waa the winning pitcher, working an inning in relief o f starter Nick Ttaeger. Knapp and Orayson followed Monaco to the mound as the quartet com bined to limit Colonial to five runs (two earned) on 11 hits while strik­ ing out three and walking three. �SanfcxtJ HsraM, Santort, Ftortda • Wadnaoday, February 25,1 M People Pork-Atarians squeal with delight IN BRIEF Club flowtr show Sweetwater O aks Garden C lub will hold Ita regular meeting March 9. at 9-.30 a.m .. In the Sweetwater Com ' munlty Center. Oene Oberiy w ill present a program , degreea (make aura your thermome­ ter l* In the meat, not the atufflng) or until done to your Mdng. Place on a warm platter and cover loosely with ML Let teat a minimum of SOminutes while you prepare the sauce. by Another Nam e.* The clu b’s flower ehow w ill be held on March 7 at V illage on the Green. New m em bers and guests are always welcome. For In­ formation, call B arbara at 788* Pour off any drippings in the roast­ ing pan and allow to sit for about S mmutaa. Spoon off and discard the (at Return drippings to the roasting pan and place tan pan on the stovetop. Add the bourbon, and cook, scraping any (y n i i i i i from the skillet with a wooden spoon. Add the prune Juice and stock or broth, and simmer to reduce the aauca by on# third of the 2020. T ^ i i n T r ''' Rotary Club Rotary Club o f Lake Mary meets Thursday m ornings, 7:30-8:30 a.m .. at the Marriott Courtyard, off West Lake Mary Boulevard. Contact Brian Overby, president, at 322-0634. 8artoma Club The Sertocna Chib of South Seminole County, dedicated to the advancement o f speech and hearing children, meets every Thursday morning, from 730 to 8:30 s.m .. at the S abal Point Country C lub on W d dw a Springs Road, Longwood. Po­ tential m em bers are invited to attend. Walght Watchars A local chapter of Weight W atchers meets at the Lake Mary Community Building every Thursday from 4:48 to 6:45 p.tn. Toaatmaatara The Omni Thant m asters C lub •6861 w ill meet at 5:30 p.m. every Thursday at the AAA Building. 1000 AAA Drive. Heathrow. Q uests and prospec­ tive mem bers are welcome. Call Bertram Click. 323-6069. for more Inform ation. 8#nlor Frlanda hursdey o month, at 7 p.m ., at the First Street Gallery. 207 M agnolia Ave. Amataur Radio The Lake Monroe Am ateur Radio Society meets every first Thursday, at 7:30 p.m ., at the Senior Center, Lake Triplett Drive, C aaaclb en y . For in for­ mation. call Karl Lam bert 6968764, or A1 Kirk. 322-4487. Unlvaraity Woman Am erican Association of University Women meets the first Thursday o f each month at 7 p.m. at the Rolling H ills Moravian Church. State Road 434, Longwood. a id lively book ea roasting called 'Raaoaaa to Ro m L” bv 0 sot ala m — Downsrd and Erie Righter. This sauaage dish would be perfect for M A R IA L IS A i CALTA hastily Amorloan Lsglon Am erican Legion Post 63 and Unit meet the second Thurs­ day, at 8 p.m ., at the Post Home. 2874 8. Sanford Ave. For Information, call 322-1662. Pigoon Fanolara The Central Florida Pigeon Fanciers Association meets the third Thursday o f each month, at 7:30 p-m.. at the Sem inole County Agricultural Center. 4300 Orlando Drive. Sanford. For more Information, contact Dick Kelly at 291-4346. The Colum bia Medical Center-Sanford Chapter o f Senior Friends meets every second Thursday, at 10:30 a.m ., at the Sanford Senior Center, 401 E. Seminole Bhrd. Interesting and timely program s are featured monthly plus aoc All Seniors are '■ % caR U s Lawtor. dlr, 321-4500, E x t 5784. zA Husband wants to be remembered o f the month at the berry Senior Center. 200 Lake Triplet Drive. Caaaclb en y . ALANON, ALATEBN ALANON and ALATBSN meetings are held every Thurs­ day. at 8 p.m., at Sanford Christian Church. 730 U p sala Road. Sanford. For Inform a­ tion. can 323-8624. Blut Oraffff Pieters Sanford Blue O raas Pickets meet every Thursday, from 8-10 p.m ., at the Oreater Sanford Cham ber o f Com m erce. Pickera and grtanera are welcom e. For Information, call Charles E. Miller (407) 322-6294. School. Foe Infor­ mation, call 349-9284. E ywa w ffijpst a n r h m t f p M take 1 a k a r d -u a o a ta a o s. L a la a a d Subfftanoff abuffff HURT HUSBAND m WWW u p » | i i— — m — • a that he thiaka I’m betas bamatars, us ■ad 1 akoald lssra Is tm s th la p as p a tjayaBam -H aw w a la m k ald m a m wH that I a n t i ■ yo-ye? Ftaaaa bale a s Rama that wars aaat to *Aay TORN IN TV8CAL008A vies M em ber, O peration D sar Ahhy,* r » a stau rs •vary ■ person i behalf of my m am boraatationsd aw ay from bo a t, I would like to •ay•,*Thank �4 B - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Wednesday, February 25. 1998 Legal Notices How do I invest settlement cash? DEAR BRUCE My wife just re wived a large sum of cash from a law suit settlement due to an injury she received in an automobile accident We are currently renting and would like to buy a house in tw-o or three years We hare $8,(KW left from the settle­ ment What should wc do with this money? — J B DEAR J B : I assume, because you are buying your first home, that you are relatively young If you are only concerned with interest, then consid­ er short term treasury instruments or men CPs However, it seems to me that you would be far better off considering a more aggressive investment. There are many solid growth oriented mutual funds While there is a risk of depre ciation of capital, it is very likely that over a three year period, the shares will increase in value There is a high degree of liquidity, at any given time, the shares can be sold for current market value, which is based upon the overall portfolio DEAR BRUCE; I have a smallclaims judgment against someone in Honda 1 want to collect What is the best way to do this — or am I wasting my time? 1 heard that I might be able to collect from the liable party's borne owners insurance, but because he is in Florida, t cant put a lien against his home. — M G. DEAR M.G : About 70 percent of small claims judgments are never col­ lected. My suggestion would be to go to a commercial collection agency that operates in his state. They will want about 40 percent of whatever they col­ lect but 60 percent of something beats too percent of nothing. They are pro­ fessionals and earn their money. They may negotiate a settlement, but they have a stable of attorneys in case legal counsel is necessary. I wouldn't waste my time; I would just assign it to one of these companies. DEAR BRUCE; I plan to remarry soon. My fiance is divorced with two children" and has lo pay very substan­ tial child support payments. If we get married, am I responsible for the child support the court hat ordered? If this is the case, I think we will have to re­ consider thia whole thing. — H.W., Fortune, Calif. DEAR H.W.: If you do marry, 1 sug­ gest you keep your finances com­ pletely separate. That would mean DEAR BRUCE: In n nxvnl article, you responded to a question about SM ART M ONEY " and or“ ownership of accounts Your answer involved the term “either or " There is “and- and there is “or," but BRUCE there is no nied for “either o r' tit is WILLIAMS a redundancy), and the trim "andor" has no logical meaning tn a checking account, for example, two people may elec I lo have “or" ownership, meaning that cither of the two can sign a check They may elect to have "and" ownrr ship, meaning lhal both must sign a separate checking account*, no joint rhwk put “and or" would be the same accounts, and separate credit cards as « or - _ Bob stamey. Manhattan. To avoid confusion, keep the accounts j^,n in your maiden name 1ran find no re­ sponsibility on the part of another DEAR BOH Thank you vciy much spouse to pay these obligations; how tor the clarification It is a pleasure to ever, if you combine your asset*, it i* pass it along entirely po**iblc that tho»c assets could be attacked In addition to keep ing your finances separate, make sure DEAR BRUCE: I was working until you keep meticulous records so that the summer of 19%. I became disabled this separation can be proved due to a serious health condition I own nothing and have moved back in with Interested in buying or selling a my parents. I am 31 and currently owe house" Lei Bruce William*1 "House $29,000 between personal loans and Smart" be j/our guide f*nco 514 95, five credit cards. My income la f I ,265 per month from disability and worker s plus shipping and handling Calf compensation Can I file for some sort 1*00) 994 673.1 of bankruptcy? I have called the creditDEAR BRUCE: 1am retired and am card companies and asked for a lower no longer able lo earn money or A!’ It What can I do to try to get out recoup losses. This lends to make one of debt? — K E N - Kennett Square. Pa. conservative. We haw treasury note*, slocks, bonds and utilities — all well DEAR K E N.: You can — and very diversified What is the best way to keep $10,000 lo $20,000 so as tn haw likclv should - file for Chapter 7 it readily available without penalty (or bankruptcy The likelihood of your ever travel, home improvement* and so paving these debts off U remote. I'm forth? My husband and 1cannot agree not comfortable advocating bankrupt on the amount or the method — J L . cy in most rases, but your situation is representative of the circumstances Napa. Calif. DEAR J L : I'm not sure what you the laws were made for — so take ad­ vantage of it mean by “without penalty" If you are talking about monies in a CD. where an early withdrawal has a penalty, then I understand. But no matter how Interested in buying or te llin g a you keep money, there is always going house? Let Bruce William*’ “House to be some reward or penalty. For ex­ Smart" be youT guide Price: 114 *3. ample, if your portfolio is doing well plus shipping and handling Call and you keep $20,000 in a cash account, IS001 994 6733 Ihe penalty there is the difference be­ tween what it is earning in the cash (Send your questions lo: Smart account and what it would be earning Money. P.O. Box 503, Klfert. FL 34680 had you kept it as part of your regu­ E-mail to. belhltlm pie net Questions lar portfolio. Given the fact that this is o f general interest will be answered emergenay money, and you are well in fu tu re columns Owing lo Ihe situated, it would make sense to apply volume o f malt, personal replfea for a $20,000 line of credit against your cannot be provided t home. If you have to draw down on it, under the current rales, the interest paid is tax deductible. There is no cost until you make Ihe withdrawal. IN TNB CIRCUIT COURT OF THB EIOHTKKNTH JUDICIAL C m C U IT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Flio Ha. ST-OfOS-CP PROBATE DIVISION m Ra: Tha Cafala of LENORA l BARBER Decaaaod. 55— Business Opportunities CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole 407/322-2611 Orlando-Winter Park 407/831-9993 Prtmolitno Commun , an it PO Bor 694355. Ww k . (V 332691355 NOnci BEST Homo Bualnaa* nut them II you are aenou* snout nvjk-nrj monoy W no adt ol prod. no toy no nM Call 262 3320 OP ADMINISTRATION Tha admintliallon ol tha aalala of LENORA L. BARBER, dacaaaad. F iN No. S7-010S-CP. fa ponding In lha Circuit Court. In and far Bant me la County, Florida. Probata Dhrlalon, tha addraaa of nhtch la P.O. Draarar C. Sanford, FL MTFE. Tha name and addraaa of lha Paraonat Rapraaaniattra and tha Paraonal Aapraaantatlva'a allot nay at a aal forth baloar. All Inlataalad paraona art rryuirad lo fila arrth tMa Court WITHIN THREE (3) m o n t h s o f t h e f ir s t p u b l ic a t io n o f t h i s NOTICE: PI all clalma agamat lha aalata, and (2) any obiacnon py an mtaraatad parton on whom ihra notlca taaa aaryad that challangaa tha validity of tha WHt, tha oualiflcationa of tha Paraonal Rapraaantaltva. vanua. or furladtction of lha Court. ALL CLAIMS AND O B JEC TtONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Publication of thia Notlca haa begun on February ttfh, ISM . Paraonal RapraaantaWra: David D. Borbor M l Barkar Cue la Wait Chaatar, PA ISS30 Attornay for Paraonal Rapraaantattva: CHARLENE 0. KELLEY M N. Park Avanua Apopka. FL 31703 Phono: «077M»-3I33 Fla. 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February 25. lUPS by Chic Young BLONDIE Hoax UAuqe THE BORN LOSER by Art Sanaom rtJH D O N C R W U e, OF COURSE, t DID! IF IT'S* NOT KISSPELLEO, HOW CA N TH C VJCRDVAISSPEUjEJD1 * / ON YOUR. TEST! WORD BC YOU KlbbPCUXDTHE. PTVe bTRAM&e PNtX It), 5TKRTlN6 TOfAAK£2£NSE.TOI»£! by ChariM M. Schulz f OUR NEI6HB0R5 nave been COMflAININ*. THEY SAY THE POG DOtUN THE STREET BARKS A IL NI6 HT.. ^ HOW UNPROFESSIONAL 60U RU M EUT CCXOiDtRb H O R W JTN JSM ' A OAT /ftirT \\ feJ) \^%J) m UlLw PtUffCT IONISTS ANONYMOUS I Are HMOs good DEAR DR. GOTT: According to media reports, health maintenance organizations are scheduled to increase their premiums sharply. I’m a working mother with health prob­ lems. and I'm a member o f Oxford Health Plans. Ilow can I fight the anticipated premium Increases? DEAR READER: Oxford is at It again. But have hope. The New York Times (Jan. II . I*9«) reported that Oxford is about to be audited by the State of Connecticut. This HMO has already agreed to pay an estimated 1500,000 dollars in restitution charges to subscribers in New York because of billing Irregu larities. M oreover, Oxford recently reported a I7» million third quarter loss. Is this the company that you want covering your health Insurance? On a broader scale, the Times arti­ cle addressed the problem of premi­ um Increases In all HMOs. These organizations purposely have kept their premiums low in order to seduce more employees and participants into joining. Now, with medical expenses rapidly escalating, the companies will very likely increase premiums — up to a percent — to overcome the artifi­ cially low fees that they have charged to spur people to loin. This Increase Is a major concern for many subscribers and raises serious Issues about whether HMOs are the most efficient way to provide medical insurance adulta. three rape (not mugs) of regu­ lar coffee is not a health hazard. Enjoy your beverage without guilt! DEAR DR. GOTT: I am a beautician who Is regularly exposed to various chemicals and sprays in the course of my duties. Am I at risk for later lung iroblems? I don't smoke, and my ndlan relatives lived to ripe old ages. J DEAR READER: That's because they probably weren’t beauticians. In your work, you unavoidably Inhale a variety of petrochemical vapors, many of which could adversely affect your lungs, leading to asthma, bronchitis and emphysema. In my opinion, you should attempt to modify such expo­ sure; for example, by holding your breath at appropriate Umes, using As an individual, you have pitifully little recourse. However, if you — and thousands like you — vote with your pockctbooks by abandoning outfits like Oxford, you may be able to change the system by enrolling in other, more user friendly programs In addition, state and federal authori­ ties are actively involved in investigat­ ing HMO financial irregularities that could be possibly fraudulent For now, I advise that you sign on with the HMO that most closely meets your needs The industry is clearly in a state of change For this reason. I cannot give you an ironclad recom­ mendation To givr you more information. I am sending you a copy of my Health Report "Insuring Your Good Health Other readers who would like a copy should send IS plus a long, selfaddressed. stamped envelope to P.O. Box 2017. Murray Hill Station. New York, NY 10154. Be sure to mention the title 45 DEAR DR GOTT. I drink about I T three cups of decaffeinated coffee a day. Will this harm me? W DEAR READER: This Is a very 54 moderate level of consumption, which will not harm you. In fact, for most The World Bridge Federation's web site is wwwbridge gr. During the ISM world championships, one could download the daily bulletins (ram this site, but only If one had a postscript printer, which few do. For the IM7 championships, things were better. One could download in postscript or PD F (portable document form at). However, when I tried the latter, the complexity of the pages required us­ ing Adobe Acrobat to print one page at a lime, and largo headlines disap­ peared. I was gnashing my teeth, wondering why the WBF couldn't supply the buT letins in plain -vaniUs test, as does the American Contract Bridge League. about Niels Wendell Pedersen's web­ site at math auc.dk/-nwphridge. He converted each bulletin into plain text. What a fine fellow! Suddenly out came the pages at a rapid rate. (True, I didn't get the photos and pretty lay­ outs, but so what? I wanted results and deals.) A quick glance at today's diagram might suggest that four spades will succeed. With the very lucky trump position. South seems destined to win 10 tricks via four spades, five hearts and the diamond a ct. Yet la the Bermuda Bowl match between USA-1 and China, it didnY work out that way. Both Wests, Li Xia and Zia Mahmood. did well to land a dub. And both Eaala, Wang Xiao and Michael Rosenberg, found the right line, play­ ing three rounds of dubs. And when declarer, with tha lead ia dummy, called for a trump, both EasU shot in with the ace and returned a club, which promoted West's remaining trump: ooe down. crweue m otters today could be a rebecbon of your own ahortoomnga. Inatoad ol t/ymg to correct toe* taufty padame. work on your own. I Sfltf t-tHST SCORPIO (Oot. 14-Rev. f t ) Bo very caroM abotf Invotang youraoM m a hnanoal endeavor met Is outsme ol your Held obfecbve you'd bka to achieve, try to do so unaided CANCCR (June II-J u ly I I ) Dis­ appointment is a possibility if you rely upon co-worbets today to handto eeeignmeres you should bo taking cam of your- IlMKtMFMfiUY eervNtowyti •HAKUMwnw LOCO. iW M d t o ft ft u y For specific information about the health hazards of your occupation, contact your municipal health depart­ ment or the local o ffice of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). □nnnna fU p c iH C ia r rvautHK pump sprays Instead of aerosols, and making sure that your workplace is well ventilated. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1998 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, February 25, 1998 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 25, 1998. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 25, 1998; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/dc58513d0d80752d4177da5d9fcc6f93.pdf ec35c4ea59368fe84dd27fd42a40550f PDF Text Text WEDNESDAY January 28, 1998 50 Cents Sanford Herald Serving Sanford, Lako Mary and Samlnola County alnoo 1908 90th Year, No. 112 • Sanford. Florida Morse: Van Der Weide must pay By RUM WHITE Herald Staff Writer M M M lIlta D ick Van Dar W e ld * SANFORD • Seminole County Commissioner Dick Van Der Wetde Isn't likely to have a paycheck this week. County Clerk o f the Courts Maryanne Morse said Tuesday that she Is taking $1,081 out o f the commissioner's paychecks for Jan. 29 and Feb. 5. This means h ell lose all o f this week's check • and a big hunk next week. M o d e says that Van Der Wetde. who la paid $56,000 a year, has not properly accaunted for a trip he took to Europd tn August. In af letter Van Der Welde sent Morse on Tuesday, he said ‘ Her research and review of the travel related to Mission to Netherlands was Inadequate or Incompetent." The key Issues In the Van Der Welde-Morse squabble are his side-trip to London, which she says was unauthorized and his $50 per diem meal money for 10 days abroad. Morse says Van Der Wetde produced no re­ ceipts for meals. Van Der Welde said that ‘ not only was the trip to London In­ cluded but It was directed by the Uoard (ol Commissioners) and authorized by the Board. lie said the $50 per diem was also put Into place by the Commission. ‘ As you are aware the Commission voted three to one (3-1) with myself abstaining, that those traveling on the Mission to Netherlands be reimbursed in accordance I m Pay. Page « A A good deed done after elderly man falls victim to scam • *• _, i'^ | " i '1, (e I kTktt a HT DAVID Herald Staff Writer IIWSMHUSfT— f APOPKA - An elderly man victimised by what sheriffs depu­ ties call a traveling con man. win get Ms driveway pared by a legitimate contractor acting as a Oood Sam arttin. Raymond Finney. 80, of 3045 Cecelia Drive. Apopka, was approached by a man alleging to be a paving contractor named Hank Cooley, which Seminole County Sheriffs Office officials say may be an alias. ‘ He ICooleyf used a Florida N katlflcatlon card In cashing the check written by the vtctRB," aald LL Jack Cash, police Information officer for the Sheriffs d e­ partment, "The ID issue date was IS days befere the V M M pot rat driveway paved." Cooley told the hoiheowner that he had Just finished a pas- M a ry a n n * M o ra * Beer and Babes: Zoning or political issue? By RUM WHITE Herald Staff Writer SANFORD • The folks from a Fern Park adult chib known as the House o f Babes expected to find out on Tuesday whether they would be given an a lco­ holic beverage (beer and wine) license. They anticipated - that after months of delay - the Board of Seminole County Com m ission­ ers would vote for or against them. The commissioners did nei­ ther. Instead of making a call, the commissioners delayed the vote until they meet on Feb. 10. This not only Infuriated House of Babes attorney Ste­ ven LaBret but did not sit well with Commission Chairman Randy Morris. *We should have dealt with this today," Morris said. "The delay la needless." Morris and Commissioner Daryl McLain wanted to proceed Tuesday but were outvoted. 3-2. ‘ It's a simple zoning Issue but they've made It a political Issue," LaBret said. A hearing onicer (Jonathan Davidson) and the county staff have recommended that House o f Babes, which will soon be called Risky Business, get the license It desires. The club lias met the criteria to be licensed. LaBret said he felt strongly that would be the call if a vote were taken on Tuesday. He sensed trouble once Tuesday's public hearing be­ gan. A number o f Fern Park residents had come to protest the licensing. They were aware of the hearing officer's recom ­ mendation but were not aware of all the details In a 75-page report. • At first LeBret said he would object lo comment not con­ tained In the hearing report but then allowed those at the Itearing to say whatever they wanted. Three o f the commissioners Win Adams. Grant Malay and Dick Van Der Welde • disa­ greed. They wanted to wait un­ til February so the people could get copies of the report and be prepared better. “ Let's make the decision to ­ day." LeBret pleaded. "We've waited four months and here Dignitaries gather, anticipating the St. Jo h n s River Celebration ■ -■ 1 Sy JEANA HUQHM Herald Staff Writer SANTORO - With the wind swept waters o f Lake Monroe for a backdrop. John Wehls. assistant executive director o f the St. Johns River Water Management District announced the kick-off o f the Third Annual St. Johns River Celebration, co-sponsored by the St. Johns River Water Management District and Keep Florida Beauti­ ful. The annual one- day. volunteer cleanup o f the S t Johns River. Its major tributaries, the OckLawaha. Wekhra, Econlockhatchee. and the St. Marys rivers will be held Saturday, March 21. In 1996 5000 volunteers collected more than 300.000 pounds o f Urea. cans, plastic and de­ bris. During last year's event 6.500 volunteers collected 400,000 pounds o f trash. Volunteers from 17 counties in Florida and Georgia will participate In this year's cleanup. MsMng fits official armounoamanl of tt# 3rd Annual 8L Johns Rtvar Cotsbrakon Is John WeNs (tar right), assistant axacuiva dkodor of ft * 8 t Johns River Wafer Menegemenl DMrlct a t Frank Walper (saaiad. tram M l), executive ffrsctor of Kaop Florida Beautiful; Start Rap. Evsrstt KsOy (Tavaros) and Start Rap. Loo Constantins (ARamonrt Springs) watch. Waterfront Committee begins year with plans MOF Herald Staff Writer SANFORD - Th e city's Waterfront Master Plan Steering r i — intii, began a new year last week with combination re­ ports on the results o f peat work and planning aa well as rec­ ommended projects for IB M . The committee had postponed meetings over the holidays and had not met since November IB. One o f the f in ! orders a t bustneas was a status report on the Sanford seawall. Because o f the cost o f a complete refuittohtng no work had b a n scheduled pending a possible reconsid­ eration o f the overall scope o f the project The seawall has had extensive i f r - » n » because o f the heavy rainfall during the past few years. . . Engineering and Land Planning. Inc. a t Altamonte S p r iM i baa submitted a proposal for professional service* relating to the seawall rehabilitation, which was also reviewed at last week's m eeting. •• » f •. Rep. Everett Kelly, D-Tavares, Is credited with the original Idea for what has become a very successful cleanup campaign. ‘ It la my special love for this river, this state's natural treasure, that Inspired the Idea o f doing something to draw public attention to the plight of the river*, explained Kelly. Kelly, competing with a noisy flock o f ducks gathered nearby, reminded everyone that the St. Johns River Is the ‘ Main Street o f Central FlorIda*. Rep. Lee Constantine. R-Altaroonta Springs, ctialrman of the Governor's Responsibility Council, pledged continued support o f legists- live initiatives such as the extension o f Preser­ vation 2000. Asking for the support o f church, civic an school groups, Constantine stressed the importance o f (he joint efforts o f Isglslstors and the public to ‘ protecting the balance o f quality o f life and economic well-being*. ‘ Litter la on the rise*, said Frank Walper. ex­ ecutive director o f Keep Florida BeauUfuL "The trashing o f our communities is a social concent. What Is put on land ends up In the water.” ‘ People want to get Involved In environmental protection,' said Walper. He thanked corporate partners. ATfltT. the Florida Inland Navtjptlon District and Publlx Supermarkets Charities, and the event's leaders, sponsors and volunteers for their support. The cleanup will be held from B a.m. to noon. Celebration festivities will follow the cleanup. Cleanup stations will be located at various sites along the river. Wehle ended by Introducing the feature guest, a bag of trash collected at last year's event Without the help o f volunteers, he reminded, ‘ that would be decaying In the river” . Trash bags and disposable gloves are pro­ vided. For more information about cleanup site locations, what to wear and what to bring call 800-298-4850. A helping hand, filled with food SANFORD - Providing food to the needy to the mission o f the recently opened non-profit o r ­ ganisation on Fourth S treet Seminole Volunteer Enter­ prise. previously located In the old Zayre's Plaza, on Jan. 1 started food distribution to those in low Income house­ holds. A meal site to currently In the works that will serve hot meals twice each day. said Jean Metts. executive director. ■-*■'WM . f • >• • ' ( r'J ' r k & l f k r * * * . * * r rc. ( " w A S S t • ISftnfHSrflLJ'iJ? I t S U B S C R I B E T O T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D F O R T H E B E S T L O C A L N E W S C O V E R A G E . Cal l 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 �M • Ssntord Hsrrnkl. Ssntord. Flood* •Wsdnsoday, January 28. 1998 Winter camp meeting SAT prep classes Rejected Stone Full Mission Christian Non-Dcnomtnaltnnal Church will prrsent their Win­ ter Camp Meeting 98 Jan. 29. 30 and 31, at 7 p.m. nightly. The public is Invited to come for prayer, praise and restora­ tion. Services will Include anointed preachers and teach­ ers o f Cod's word, spiritual singing, testimonies, and altar calls for healing. The church ts located at 300 Mellonvllle Ave., Sanford. Seminole Community College Youth Program* offrrs SAT Prep classes. SAT Mini Prep. SAT Verbal Workshop and SAT Math Workshop are all avail­ able. The Mini Prep U a threeliour class on Tuesday. Feb. 10. from 6-9 p.m. The cost Ls $20. The SAT Verbal W ork­ shop meets for two consecu­ tive Saturdays from 9 a.m. to noon on Feb. 14 and Feb. 21. The cost is $39. Tile SAT Math Workshop also meets for two consecuttvc Saturdays from 9 a.m. to noon on Feb. 28 and March 7. The cost ts $39. Please call 328-4722. ext. 3453 for registration Informa­ tion. Registration Is required before the start o f each class. Pal seeks volunteers The Seminole County Police Athletic League ts on initiative of the Seminole County Sher­ iffs Ofllce. It is a not-for-profit youth crime prevention or­ ganization that coordinates athletic, educational and s o ­ cial programs tn Seminole County. Seminole County PAL. presently has positions open on the Board o f Directors. Pal also needs professionals who are employed or experi­ enced in public rel alions/media. accounting, grant/foundation resources and computer programming. If you are Interested In dedicat­ ing a minimum o f one year to the youth o f Seminole County please contact PAL coordinator China Jude at 407-330-6600. ext. 263. Newcomers club Ths groundbreaking ceremony Tuesday of the Rinehart Road Widening Project brought cheers from city and county officials wtx> have worked tor morn than five yearn to make the project a reality. Most likely it wtM bring tears to the eye of drivers who wfl have to negotiate construction forth# next 1-1/2 years. Turning the first shovels are Rich Bean (from left). Southeast Division Manager for Martin K. Eby Construction; Paul Porter, Conklin Porter & Holmes; Laka Mary CKy Commissioner Thom Greene; Lake Mary City Commissioner Gary Brooder, Lake Mary City Manager John Litton; Lake Mary Mayor Davtd Maator Lake Mary City Commissioner Goorge Duryea; Seminole Conwdasion Chairman Randy Morris; Sanford City Manager Bil Simmons and Seminole County Man­ ager Gary Kaiser, m front of Lake Mary's PubNe Safety/Works Complex. J T T iT T V r i The following la a schedule o f cltlldren'a programs for the North Branch. 150 N. Palmetto Ave.. Sanford, the West Branch. 245 Hunt Club lllvd.. North, Longwood. and the Northwest Branch. 580 Greenway Blvd., Lake Mary, of the Seminole County Public Library System. The branches are open Monday through Thurs­ day. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.: closed Friday; Saturday. 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.: Sunday. I to 9 p.m. For more Information on any o f the p r o ­ grams, call 322-2182. 862-2282 or 321-2419. All programs are tree and open to the public. Ace blood drive The Central Florida Blood Bank will hold a Blood Drive Thursday. Jan. 29 at Ace Hardware. 207 East 25lh Street. Sanford. The drive will be held from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Walk-Ins are welcome. In ap­ preciation for your support and blood donation Ace Hard­ ware will give $2 off your next purchase at Ace Hardware. Sim inu ix County Pnsur I jmmhy S v m u C lIIIM IN 'l PSOt.MAMN | i 1 fBlM.B tH/AUt | MoneuiTf PtsstiASv 1 POM CvurtMf of M W Sprint technician Mite Smotakf Instats CrimeNne'a new phone system, write CrimoMne'a Ilona Edwards answers a c«M. Sprint gives Central Florida’s Crlmelme a new phone system WEATHER apodal to tha Herald________ min. 5:05 a,m., maj. 11:15 ajn.. min. 5:25 p.m., maj. 11:35 p.m. m m : Daytona 1— ck: high: 8:00 a.m., 8:15 p.m.. low: 1:28 a.m.. 2:10 p.m. Raw t a j i s i ■sack: high: 8:05 a.m., 8:20 p.m., low: 1:33 a.m., 2:15 p.m., high: 8:20 a.m., 8:35 pjn., low. 1:48 a.m., 2:30 p.m. i B — c h i Seas are 59 fe e t w ith a m od erate chop. W ater tem perature a t D aytona la 61 d egrees and a t N ew S y m m a . 6 2 degrees. W inds a re from th e n orth ­ w est a t 20 -25 m .p.h. Sprint la helping nab crim i­ nals by donating a new phone system to Central Florida's Crimeline. The system, which Includes a telephone key sys­ tem and telephones with head­ sets. Is worth 82,400. This feature-rich, digital sys­ tems give Crimeline operators excellent sound quality through digital technology and head­ sets. as well as the ability to transfer and forward calls, use speakerphone, conference calling and speed dialing. In addition to the equipment. Sprint donated the Installation and training for both Crtmellne operators and technicians. Previously. Crtmellne op era­ tors used an antiquated aystem on which they could only an­ swer calls and put calls on hold. *Cf1me!lne appreciates Sprint's donation as one o f our strongest corporate partners.' said Crtmellne's executive di­ rector Hank Halbert. 'Sprint's contribution o f a telephone system will Increase Crtmellne's office productivity and better serve Central Flor­ ida's 1.9 million law-abiding citizens.’ he said. Crtmellne 423-TIPS Is Cen­ tral Florida's crime hotline where citizens can report In­ formation anonymously. C all­ ers become eligible for a cash reward If their Up leads to a felony arrest. 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Tha mdortty of Ms group later graduated Irom SemtodeHlgiSohod In 1864. Front roar (Lto OsOngar, Thomss ttoninnon, v b W w F i i lo im r ||r« ts d o g s g W MTV* Brooks. 8driey Eubanks. Ronds Anderson. Eugsno rrtiMna Joan Town­ Dtaon. Back row: Georgia Am Thigpen, Untamm, ~ er i send, Stanley Katt. If you «m identify any of toe Bwn Oiii wuns naPi fifiraVei wh Aivj MMe Hardy. Jean Carpenter. Second Row: Jsanette Klnlaw, Esther Lou M<mito mi Iranian Barham r u s t s Hstan Brown John Rusal James Davis, LMncsn Third row. HamMon I j ► 'Celebrity Cipher* was Inad­ vertently left out o f Tuesday's paper. It Is Included In today's psper. We apologize for any Incon­ venience. l Correction > i • Sunny mid to upper-SO*, tn the mkl-40s. ________ Sunny and pleas­ ant, Highs near 70. Lows in the uDDer-40a. M i e r : Partly cloudy. Highs tn tha mid to upper-SOs. Loan In tha Icar­ gos. Sstankqn Partly cloudy. Highs In the upper-60et Lows in the mid lo upper-40e. ISlM WWWT I ■■■? YUnM A tough road to hoe (or shovel) i E aansn n Seminole Community College Youth Programs Is offering a Study Skills Workshop for stu­ dents in grades 3-8. The class meets lor two consecutive Sat­ urdays. Feb. 7 and Feb. 14. The cost Is $19. third through fifth graders meet from 9 a.m. lo noon and sixth through eighth graders meet from 12:30-3:30 p.m. Students will learn Important skills such as listening effectively, homework hints, and answering test questions. Classes meet at the SCC Main Campus. Call 3284722. ext. 3453 for registra­ tion Information. Registration is required before the start of each doss. I The Newcomers Club o f Cen­ tral Florida will hold their monthly luncheon meetings on Thursday, Feb. 19 at The Country Club at Heathrow, with gathering time at 11:30 a.m. and lunch at noon. The Club's major fund-raiser will take place with Items for a Silent Auction and White E le­ phant. along with baked goods and books. Funds raised will go to the Club's charities. Spouse Abuse o f Seminole County and Orange County. This event Is very popular, and guests are welcome. Anyone new to Central Florida, or r e ­ cently relocated to another community Is Invited to join. Please contact Anne at 6714798 for a luncheon reserva­ tion or additional Information. Study skills class pentdy needodll I know IhM you longtime i taka tone tofind toem and gst themto mo. Thanksfi �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Wednesday, January 28. 1998 - 3 A \JHC LB d b iim L POLICE BRIEFS Battery arrest Jacqueline Cloto. 24. o f 827 Brlghtvtew Dr., Lake Mary, wan arrested Sunday by Seminole County deputies. Cloto was charged with battery and ar­ rested at the above address. Cloto allegedly slapped the fa ­ ther o f her child In the face. DUI charged ■Richard Tanyer. 36, of 147 W. Wilbur Ave., Lake Mary, was arrested Friday by Lake Mary police. T&nyer was charged with DUI and possession of cannabis under 20 grams. Tanyer was arrested at the com er o f Lake Mary Boulevard and Fifth Street. Report said that Tanyer was observed swerving within his travel lane. •Parker Hunt Sr.. 38. o f 137 W. Grand Bend Ave., Lake Maty, was arrested Saturday by Lake Mary police. Hunt Is charged with DUI and driving while license ts suspended or revoked. Hunt was arrested at die above uddiess. A tele­ phone report was received about an impaired driver which led officers to Hunt. CIm m by deputies Corey Stokes, 23. o f 1713 Ridgewood Ln.. Sanford, was arrested Saturday by Seminole County deputies. Stokes was charged with fleetng/attemptlng to elude and operating a motor vehicle while license Is suspended or re­ voked. Stokes was arrested In the 100 block o f Scott Drive. Officer noticed that Stokes' car had a broken tailllght and the vehicle swerved three times. When the officer approached Stokes' car, Stokes pulled away thus another chase ensued. Drug charges Myles Morgan. 10. o f 1000 E. First St.. Sanford, was arrested Saturday by Seminole County deputies. Morgan was charged with possession o f dm g para­ phernalia. distribution of c o ­ caine. amphetamines and can­ nabis under 20 grams. Morgan was arrested on South MellonvtUe. Officer received a call of a auspicious car In a church parking lot. Domestic violence Luberta Rogers. 10, o f 1075 Burrows Ln.. Sanford, was ar­ rested Friday by Seminole County deputies. Rogers was charged with domestic violence and arrested in the 1000 block 4>f Third Street. Rogers became embroiled In n physical alter­ cation. Aggravated eeeeutt Elizabeth Gordon, 31, of 2600 Ocorgla Ave., Sanford, wsa arrested Friday by Semi­ nole County deputies. Oordon was charged with aggravated assault and arrested at the above residence. Oordon al­ legedly threw a bottle o f ju k e at her husband. Ai m i i H charged Abet Suaies, 25. o f 900 E. Airport Bfvd.. Sanford, was ar­ rested Thursday by Sanford police. Suaies was charged with assault and arrested at the above address. Suares al­ legedly threatened to hit his live-ln girlfriend and child. Car reported stolen Acy Hines UI. 42, o f 1811 Lincoln St., Sanford, was ar­ rested Thursday by Seminole County deputies. Hines was 1 with perjury (not in of* making false police report and a false official statement. Hines was arrested In the 1400 block o f West Seminole Avenue: Hines allegedly reported hi* car sto­ len as • cover up to a different story. Felling women Robert Taylor. 33. o f 92 Exe­ ter Cr., Sanford, was arrested Saturday by Sanford police. Taylor was charged with b a t­ tery and arrested at the above address. Taylor allegedly pushed his girlfriend making her fall to the ground. NICKS L IQ U O R BAR U V E * !^ •'MUSIC HOURS MON-SUN 10 AM-2 AM Knife fhreet alleged LIVE B A N D FR I . 8. S A T . J A N 301h H 3 1st C U T 8. D R Y Willie Tennell. 53. o f 2540 Palmetto Ave., Sanford, was ar­ rested Saturday by Seminole County deputies. Tennell was charged with aggravated a s­ sault and arrested on Dixie Avenue. Tennell allegedly threatened a victim with a knife. LINGERIE SHOW Tliurs 2MS Pirk Dr., tnfort , Cannable posse ■•Ion Charles Tbuche. 38, o f 196 N. Orange Ave., Sanford, was i r rested Saturday by Seminole County deputies. Touche was charged with possession of cannabis under 20 grams and resisting without violence and arrested In the 4600 block o f West Slate Road 46. Report said that Touche almost hit a concrete median and swerved within travel lane. Rotsil thofft ehsrgod Johnnie Swain, 37, o f 2241 Granby S t„ Sanford, was ar­ rested Saturday by Seminole County deputies. Swain was charged with retail theft and arrested In the 100 block of North French Avenue. Swain allegedly tried to leave a store with alcoholic products. Resisting arrest Kenneth Vanclrve, 25. o f 900 Santa Barbra. Sanford, was arrrstrd Friday by Sanford po­ lice. Vancleve was charged with rrslstlng without violence and fleelng/allempUng to elude. Vancleve was arrested at the above address. Incidents A wooden box with Jewelry, a Southern Bell telephone and a stereo were stolen Monday In the 800 bloc’ o f Valencia Street. Total <unt o f prop­ erty stolen: $4.. .a. A white 1986 Dodge four door was stolen Sunday In the 2700 block or Orlando Drive. Ten side molding panels were stolen In the 800 block of Palmetto Avenue oh Sunday. Total amount o f property sto­ len: S I.000. Money totaling $20 and a pager were stolen as part o f an armed robbery Friday in the 2200 block o f West Airport Boulevard. A llltaahl television. a Kentwood microwave and a tool box with miscellaneous tools were stolen Saturday In the 3800 block o f South Or­ lando Drive. Total amount o f property atolcn: $1,459. Utensils, a radar detector, five boxes o f cigars and per­ sonal papers were stolen Sat­ urday In the 2400 block o f Lake Avenue. Total amount o f prop­ erty atolen: $255, A necklace and $100 cash were stolen Saturday as part of a robbery at the com er o f 13th Street and Southwest Road. A white 93 Toyota Pasco two door, license plate number WWI74Q, waa stolen Saturday on Castle Brewer Court. A briefcase and a birth cer­ tificate were stolen Saturday ln the 2500 block o f Park Drive. A live home power generator worth $1,500 waa atolen Sat­ urday In the 000 block o f East 14th Street. A CD player, currency and a CD were atolen Monday In the 1000 block o f West Fifth Street. Total amount o f property sto ­ len: $107. BiU Randall, a Jacksonville resident bom In Sanford, recently kicked oft his campaign for Congress, Dis­ trict 3. in Sanford. Tha seat la currently held by Democrat Corrtne Brown. Randal hald a rally at Fort MoBon Park. The business executive, pastor and A c e 2 0 7 W h e n i W h a t T im H a r d w a r e E . 2 5 th S t Prom t u f f aspects Young wrltors rscognizod Six Mllwre Middle School stu­ dents tn Yvonne LeCoumpte's English classes had their po­ ems selected for publication In Florida's Creative Communica­ tion anthology. The students were Shari Atwood. Rochelle Barber and Leah Johnson, sixth grade; Guy McCumber. Jessie Prrmar and Carrie Zegetosky. seventh grade. The works, which were chosen on literary merit, creativity and IO iO O a m t o social awareness, will be In­ cluded in A Celebration o j Florida's Young Poets. Students dominsto slgobrs competition Seminole County students dominated the algebra compe­ tition last week at the first Re­ gion 3 Mu Alpha Theta Mathe­ matics competition, which In­ cludes schools ln East Central Florida from Seminole to Mar­ tin counties. In the Algebra I division. 14 o f the top IS Indi­ vidual awards went to students from Greenwood Lakes Jack- Kids can join dog training club A new 4-1Y Dog Training Chib la being started tn Sem i­ nole Couni/i Any child 6-18 years old who Is Interested In learning how to train and care for their dag Is Invited to Join. Dogs may be purebred or mixed, any age over 8 weeks, and must have current Immunisations. In­ structions will be provided tn obedience. agUlty (a new fon dog sport In which the dag runs a course o f obstacles such as tunnels, Jumps, a tee­ ter-totter, climbing an A-frame, etc.) and showmanship. Sharon Hicntenz. the leader for the new 4-H club, has trained and shown dogs for over 25 years. For the la st 5 years she has been an Instruc­ tor and officer for the Hillsbor­ ough County Dog Program. 4-H members from the dog project not only teamed how to care for and teach their pets to be well mannered companions, but competed successfully at 4H shows and the Florida State Fair. Several o f the children, including her daughter Sandra Hlemenx, have competed and won numerous awards and ti­ tles in agility tn US Dag Agility Association (USDAA), and American Kennel Club shows. Sandra and her Brittany. Chuckcy, were among the 6 members o f the Florida Junior team (all 5 foam her 4-H du b! • 8 2 1 -0 8 8 5 • S a n fo r d T h u r s d a y , J a n u a r y e : television personality was greeted by, from left, front row: Dr. Barbara Kuhn and Dr. Lurieen Sweeting; back row: Timothy Hudson, Phillip E. Hampton. Jim and Anita Steftng, Bxi Randall, Mayor Larry Dale and Donald Foy. Seminole school notes F or the Central Florida Blood Bank h e r e t 322-2807 Kick-off for Congress B L O O D D R IV E !! W t> H • F r i ‘111 ItO O 2 2 th p m Blood reeervee are dangerously low in our area* PIm m contact Lori Howingtan for an appointment tiro* and/or information. to compete at USDAA nation­ als ln Cleveland. Ohio last July. Sandra (had a wonderful opportunity to meet and. com ­ pete with Juniors from other stales, and the top dogs and handlers from sll over the US and Canada. Sandra won sev­ eral gold and brocue metals ln the under 13 years old division with Chuckey and placed In classes against adults. Sandra has recently com ­ pleted 3 junior USDAA titles with Chuckey. and has started competing her new border co l­ lie. Marian, In agUlty and ob e­ dience. Sharon and Sandra are ex­ cited after sharing the fon o f dog training and making new son Heights and Tuskawllla middle schools. The schools placed first, second and fourth in the team competition. The winning students from Jackson Heights were Kevin Chan, first; Matt Janlsz, second; Kasha Gora. fourth: Josh Cox, fifth; and John Tillman: from Greenwood Lakes, John Mar­ tino. third; M. Donahue, sev­ enth; Robbie Carr, eighth; K. Oder. 10th; KJm Bastln 11th; Stephanie Pham. 12th; and Chris White, 14th; from Tuskawllla, Lauren Caufleld, sixth; mlchael Kleman. 14th. Oviado High School International Fastlval The School Advisory Council will sponsor International Day at Oviedo High School on Feb. 28 from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. The school is asking for dona­ tions o f door prizes, souvenirs. Volunteers may bring bite size samples o f the native country, have a display, give a speech during, the week or share tal­ ents wHh the students. For In­ formation. cafi 317-7233, 3204182 or 320-4196. 1 For Personal & Commercial Insurance 1 I RICHARD RUSSI 1 j T O N Y RUSSI INSURANCE 2878 S. French Ave. Sanford 3 2 2 -0 2 8 5 I u t u O t n u ’r s in su r n n r r 1 STAY ALIVE i1 rlnnt rlrinW iU'f4 rln yp || /<* C lu b Jan . 28th thru Fob. 1 10 AM . 7 PM D cii 1y l 1 AM - 5 PM Sun<1<i y Uni > i LCi\ lov. CITY OF LAKE MARY NOTICE OF PUBLIC PARTICIPATION WORKSHOP Tha City of Laka Mary will hokJ a public participation workshop on Wednesday. February 4,1998 from 4 to 6 p.m. In tha City Commission Chambars, City Hall, 100 North Country Club Road, Laka Maty. Every citizen la encouraged to voioe their opinion on planning issues that era important to tha quali­ ty of Hfe in tha Laka Mary Community. Tha second workshop of a sertss of five will discuss tha Future Land Use Element of Laka Mary’s Comprehensive Plan. For further Information ptsass call 324-3049. Dated January 28 ,199S j �4A •Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida ■Wednesday. January 28. 1098 with the policy that was under­ stood by the Commission to be in piece at the time.” iNwimtaetonrr Win Adams said Tuesday he approved o f the Netherlands trtp with no mention of London. Cornmis* Manor Grant Malay said he thoutfit it was mentioned. But none of the commissioners have entered the fray allowing Morse and Van Der Welde to duke it out alone. Tt’s not a matter for the rommlsoton,” Chairman Randy Monts aald. Moras tnolstsd Tuesday that her job wen to -protect the money vaatad in the county by t it M \< 1% The clerk gave notice to Van Der Welde on Jan. 20 that she would be docking pay from his checks unless he provided re­ ceipts and proof his London trip was authorized. Morse contends that Van Der Welde went to London with his wife and sister for pleasure not business. He says he had meetings there and was following the Itinerary set by the trip's spon­ sor • the Economic Develop­ ment Commission o f Mid Flor­ ida. He was one of a group of Seminole County officials on the trip. The others had no problem with their expenses, according to Morse. Van Der Welde Informed Morse "Your conclusions are Incorrect and by simple review o f the Information you say you have already reviewed, one can easily determine that not only was the trip authorized but the expenses were approved by the Commission. *1 fall to find any support for your suggestion that I remit the amount o f $1,081.00 to your office for reimbursement o f travel expenses," he said. "The money’s coming out of his checks.” Morse said Tues­ day. “W ell know on Friday.” said Van Dcr Welde. Indicating he may lake legal action. T h e ball’s In her court right now." Li>,L>. (IT!iiAiFill Polk Correctional FacJWy, Casey Koch, Pati Tkfcml and Elton Lowry. Motts •It’s wonderful here." she said. "W ere so glad lo have It because we really outgrew our previous location.* The volunteer enterprise, funded mostly through block grants and donations. Is the sponsoring organization for USDA TEFAP [The Emergency Food Assistance Program) and also Farmshare. both, food dis­ tribution services. Other food products are available every day. Over a two-day period each month, about 2.000 house­ holds receive TEFAP assis­ tance. Metta aald. The next distribution will be on Thursday. Jan. 29 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at 407 W. 4th Street. Trucks from Farmshare will have available tomatoes, green beans, star fruit and car­ rot*. There will be one box for County 4-H friends In Seminole County. The new 4-H dog du b will meet at the Hiemenx home In ChuluoU. The first meeting will be at 6:30 p.m. on Thurs­ day. February 5 (no dogs at the first meeting). For directions or additional information, please call Sharon Hiemenz at 977­ 9168 (evenings) or the 4-H Of­ fice at 323-2500. e x t 5567 (days). Extension programs are open to all regardless o f race, color, creed, handicap or national origin. Persona with disabili­ ties needing assistance should contact the Extension Office 48 hours before program. each household, baaed on Indi­ vidual need. Melts said. For those seeking self help, there Is the Share Program where $25 worth o f food can be purchased for $15 paid In a d ­ vance with either cash or food stamps. Melts’ group serves an aver­ age six lo eight households dally. However, once the meal site Is operating. Metis said she expects about 50 addi­ tional people each day. Individuals requiring food assistance range from those who have lost their Jobs to sin­ gle mothers with no or limited income. In addition, senior citizens on limited Incomes sometimes need some extra held to get them through the end of the month, Metta said. It la also her hope, that mothers on the WAGES pro­ same Ume. Men get Inebriated and thetr judgment Is ham ­ pered. U’a a recipe that leads to trouble.” ,„ Mj, *TW* and the fact some com ­ missioners are trying to win votes In election year gives concern to LaBret that his cli­ ent will not get a favorable ru lli*. *lf we were any other type o f business tt would be aver and done with.” he aald. The delays are costly to the du b he said, and may be used against the county In a suit. Th ey're being penny wise and gram. once weaned on welfare, will come to the food center for help because that’s when the need will be greater. WAGES la a slate program where welfare recipients are required to get a job In order to maintain certain federal assistance. The objec­ tive la to eventually get off welfare completely. ”We will be available when the food stamps run o u t* she aald. T h e y can come here and get dinner." The committee also- heard the latest Information on the redevelopment plans for U.8. Highway 17-02 being proposed by Seminole County. Another matter brought tg> for discussion eras a project which haa been envisioned practically atnee the Water- moved to Central Florida In 1995. Mrs. Cluros waa a r e ­ tired factory worker. She waa a Catholic. Survivors Include sons. W il­ liam. Dungln. Fla., Paul. Lake City. Fla.; daughter. Marie Olrardl. Sanford: sister*. Minnie Coral, Elmira, N.Y.. Rose Plzzo. Elmira. N.Y.; 10 grandchil­ dren: 12 great-grandchildren; one great great-grandchild. Vossen Cremation Services. Inc.. Orlando. In charge o f ar­ rangements. tabhahed; that of a possible hotd/canference center to at­ tract larger groups to the downtown and waterfront arOver the past yean, a mmtr of proposals have been adinced for property adjacent to ic waterfront area. Suggeson* have In the oast Included evefopment of land immedid y west of the Sanford city iQ, while another plan had iggeeted using the land an Women from Salt house can also come and get food, she said, because there la no food provided at the shelter for b a t­ tered women. The objective. Metis said la lo make life easier for those who have It rough. •Here, at least, they win have something to eat and a kmd •Carnegie HaO of the South* In the Fern Park area. He also suggested that hinds from the economic development pro­ gram at Heathrow an the west 1-4 Corridor be used to taper** 17-92. •Companies like Cincinnati BeU have been known to help worthy causes.” Adorns said. •We could develop a high-class Cultural Corridor with publicprivate cooperation." Malay was ao Impressed he walked out of the chambers. With that. Chairman Morris runersl services for Zene Whsck. 87 of McCarthy Avenue. Sanford, who died Jan. IB. will be Iteld Saturday. Jan. SI si 3 p.m. at Rescue Church of God with Mother litanche Bell Weaver offi­ ciating. Visitation will be Friday from 5 to B p.m. at Sunrise Chapel. Sunrise Funeral Home. Sanford. 322-7383. in charge of arrange­ ments. Oscar *Nlnnle* Roberta Sr.. 71. Bay Avenue. Sanford, died Tuesday. Jan. 27. 1998. Mr. Roberta waa born In Damas­ cus. Oa. on March 16. 1926. Funeral services for Oscar He moved to Central Florida 60 years ago. Mr. Roberta was Roberta Sr., 71 of Bay Avenue. a retiree of Firestone Tires, Sanford, who died Jan. 27. will be held Saturday. Jan. 31 at 10:30 Sanford. He waa a Baptist. Survivors include wife. Annie a.m. at St. John M B. Church with the Rev. Robert Doctor officiating. Mae. Sanford: sons. Harold. Visitation will be Friday from 5 to Oscar, Jr.. Michael all of San­ B p.m. at Sunrise Chapel. ford. Darrayl. Mima; daugh­ Sunrise Funeral Home. Sanford. ters. Shirley. Ramona. Brenda. 322-7383, in charge of arrange­ Annette, Lawanna, all o f San­ ments. ford: brother. Thomas. San­ ford; slater. Hattie Mae Wash­ ington. Sanford;. 17 grandchil­ Boone. W o f Bell Avenue. Sandren: 6 great-grandchildren. 1ford, who died Jan. 20. will" be Sunrise Funeral Home. San­ held Saturday, Jan. 31 at 1 p.m. ford. In charge o f arrange­ at Grace Apostolic Temple with menta. the Rrv. Maurice Bennett offici­ Visitation will be Friday Jtm m B E PALLORS CIUKO* ating. from I to 1 p.m. at Sunrise Jennie R. Pallone Cluros. 84, Chapel. Santa Barbara Drive, Sanford, Sunrise Funeral Home. Sanford. died Saturday. Jan 24. 1998. 322-7383. In charge of arrange­ Born in Elmira, N.Y.. she ments. Paving tng jo b nearby and had leftover asphalt on his truck that he could pave Finney** driveway. •He (Cooleyl laid asphalt over dirt and grass.* said Roberto Scvl. owner o f Commercial A s­ phalt In Apopka. T h e grass Is now coming up through the asphalt.* Scvl heard about the Incident and plans to help Finney by paving the driveway for free. T t will only take a few hours * At the Zora Neale Hurston Festival Discover the delicious award winning cuisine of Sanford's newest Tbs Room. (Serving classic or traditional high tea dally 11:00am. to 300 pm) i �WEDNESDAY Sanford Herald January 2 8 ,1998 Sports *U ttA u n g . M ew & i Climbing the ladder A F V I rallies to Im p ro ve sta n d in g in district race f ly . J C e lt ie Junior varsity athletes toil in anonym ity SANFORD _ E veryone goes to sec the v a rs ity gam es. It's definitely ex citin g to see the b ig pla yers m ake the b ig plays In the b ig gam es. W h at m ost people are m issing, how ever. Is the excitem en t o f the Junior va rsity and fresh m en gam es. M ost think that If the kids are not p lo y in g at the va rsity level they aren't very good. Th at Is a bsolu tely not true. W h o m oves u p to the va rsity level to m ak e those b ig pla ys? It's the athletes from th e low er ran ks w h o h ave gotten a little bit b ig ­ g er and o little bit better. T h e Intensity o f play Is not that m uch less than the varsity. I f any. T h ese kids are v y in g for va rsity sp ots and p la y th eir hearts ou t In o rd er to Im press th e coaches. T h ey also play hard because n o o n e is on a team to lose. T h ey p la y sp orts to w in and J.V. and fresh ­ m an team s a re n o different. T h ere a re som e p retty spectacu lar team s ou t th ere p la y in g n ight s lie r night right b e­ fore th e va rsity takes th e co u rts and fields w ith o n ly th eir pa ren ts In the stands to ch eer them on an d w itn ess tMfetr a c c o m ­ plish m en ts. O viedo's low er ran ks sh ow ed Just how g o o d the va rsity footb all team Is g o in g to be n ext y e a r w ith an Im pressive season o f w ins, h a rd p la y in g a n d d e d ica tion to th e program . A n d h o w a b ou t th e Lake M ary J.V . g irls' b a sk etball tea m ? T h e y haven't lost a gam e In a lm ost 100 y ea rs (w ell, m ayb e three) and th e n u m b er o n e ran k ed v a r s ity • team to stocked y w ith pla yers w h o ca m e rig h t th rou g h th e fresh m an a n d Junior va rsity levels. Lake M a ry's J.V . p ro g ra m also b o asts th e on ly fem ale boys* basketball coach in th e county. S h e to even m ore a ggressive a n d fu n to w a tch a t tim es th an a n y o f h er m ale cou n terp arts. It's kind o f odd to sec h er g et o n to a p la y er w h o ou tw eigh s h er b y 100 p ou n d s o r g o toe to toe w ith a referee. S em in ole's u n d ergra d u a te volleyb a ll team s a re th e h op e o f th e fu tu re fo r the p ro g ra m , sin ce all six sta rter g rad u a ted last y e a r an d th is y e a r's team w a s v e ry you ng. F resh m an g a m e s a re n o different. A t this level, how ever, coach es h a ve th e special Job o f ta k in g a m iddle sch ool stu den t and h e lp in g h im o r h e r to a d ju st to h igh sch ool life n o t o n ly o n a sp orts team , b u t also In the cla ss­ room . social settin g s and fam ilies. T h is to a v e ry u n iqu e p o sition req u ires som eon e w ith a n in tegral k n ow led ge o f th e p rogra m aa a w h ole, a fter a ll h e o r sh e to p rovid in g th e fra m ew ork fo r th e va rsity In tw o to th ree yea rs. T h e y m u s t a lso b e patien t en ou gh to teach th e a th letes, n o t Just d rills a n d m e th ­ ods. b u t ph ilosophies, responsibilities and discipline also. A n d th e fresh m a n kids p la y th eir h e a rts out. T h e ir m a in focu s to m a k in g th e ir coaches, p a ren ts a n d frien d s prou d. T h e y d e­ serve a s m u ch cred it a s th e va rsity w h e th e r th ey ev e r score a bask et o r a tou ch d ow n o r not. T h e y a re p la y in g o th e r team s a t th e ir level, so it's n o t like th e y a re g o in g u p a ga in st th e b est p la yers In th e cou n ty. T h e g a m es a re even ly m atch ed, w ell played and a lo t o f fu n to w atch . N ext tim e y o u 're headed o u t to a gam e, g o a little early. F o r th e sam e p rice o f a d m is­ sion, a fa n ca n aee th ree good gam es, te a m to m e n e w faces a n d g iv e en cou ra g em en t t o th e y o u n g e r a th letes In the h igh schools. E n cou ragem en t la so m eth in g n o o n e ca n g e t en ou gh « . By DEAN SMITH Hr raid Sports Editor Zafca Seymore (left photo) led the oftense and B J. Prstt (right photo) controlled toe backboards ss Seminole came from to beet Pine Ridge, 53-45, Ina Ciaaa 5A-District 6 boys baskatoal battle in Deftona Tuesday night. DELTONA _ The Seminole High School boys' basketball team Inrhed a little closer to a con ­ tending position for the upcoming district tournament as It posted a come-from-behlnd, 53-45, victory, over homestanding Pine Ridge In! Deltona Tuesday night. Arrow Force VI Improved to 18-7’ overall with the victory, but more Importantly evened their district, record at 2-2 and put the team tn a: good position to finish third In the district race behind Mainland and Oak Ridge. ' A third place finish would putSeminole, which will host the dis­ trict tournament at BUI Fleming Memorial Gymnasium, up against the sixth place finishing team In the district and a possible sem ifi­ nal match with Oak Ridge before apossible championship gamo against Mainland. Oak Ridge and Mainland both beat Arrow Force VI afvl p m aa Rams roll over Wymore By KELLIE WERNER Herald Staff Writer LAKF.MARY.lt was really a boring game. Last night at Lake Mary High School. Wymore came to face the Rams in a non-district, non­ conference game that pitted two good defenses against each other. rtlJLakc Mary won the battle. 71-ffl; anffVWFyone on ,log team « « * 'offered tNS' AffoorfUMty to play. aruidO • • rnti.i... *My first eight played very hard.* said Lake Mary coach Mike Oaudreau. 'I'm very happy with the way they played. It's nice that they got to play hard and then rest, since we have three flames in a row. If they had to play to the wire three nights in a row. that would really be hard on them.* Tonight wasn't a breeze for the Rams, how­ ever. Wymore came to town with determination and played a hard game for 32 minutes. Lake Mary was Just a little too much for them. Oaudreau called a time out In the drat quarter wlten the Bobcats took a 10-6 lead. The Rams came back onto the court, outacored their o ponent 13-2 and regained the lead at the ha: IB-12. E Lake Mary held onto a strong lead tn the sec­ ond quarter, thanks In part to three key fouls by the Bobcats. Travis Hemps tried to get his team Into the driver's seat by scoring nine, but the Rams dominated the court. At the half. Lake Mary had a 38-26 lead and never looked back. Jamal Harrison stepped up In the third quar­ ter after a slow start tn the first hall and was a bull under, |hsrbasket,.,He only scored -points,-on the evening,'.but. atx o f them w eir In the second hau and by tfxc middle of (hi fourth - due to foul trouble. * - “ " *1 was really nervous when I first came out.* Harrison said. *1 am always nervous before a game. I get that feeling In my stomach and I Just cant shake the pre-game jitters. I missed some passes tonight, but my Inside play was pretty good. I have a flood Jump shot and lay­ ups. though, and that carries my game.* Oaudreau was also impressed with the way H am son pulled himself together after his slow first half. "He really picked himself up and got out on the break.* Oaudreau said. ‘ Jamal's very ath­ letic and flood at the hole. We Just need to Im­ prove his post moves and we have limited time Santor Jamal Harrison conHnuad to atom tinea Ns re­ turnlotos Rams, scoring sight points to hstp toad Laka Mary past Wymors, 71-61, Tuaaday night Oviedo explodes past Bears By JEFF BSRLDIICKB Herald Staff Writer OVIEDO _ For one half, the Oviedo boys basketball team didn't look like a state-ranked basketball team. They looked like a team battling a Junior varsity team tooth and nail. The Lions eventually wound up with a 77-56 Seminole Athletic Conference win aver Winter Springs but they didn't look like a team poised to head for Lakeland and a repeal Final Four. Oviedo has already clinched the Ciaaa 6A-Dlstrtct 3 title and lop aeed tn the playoffs but Winter Springs, a brand new team made up o f ninth- and 10thgradera. gave them one o f the toughest halves o f the season. Aa the Lions get act to aim for a repeat trip to the state finals, they may have been looking ahead to Friday night's war at Lake Howell. They beat the 8th»er Hawks three weeks ago tn the filial seconds and. although the title to wrapped up, It still looms as a neighborhood war. They may have been looking ahean o f the young Bears and It showed. Winter Springs stayed with Oviedo for the entire half despite a weak showing by their leading scorer and rebounder Winston James. , *We were only shooting 28 percent at the half.* Oviedo coach Ed Kerahner said. *| just told them to do the same things we were doing because we were getting good shots.* Kersliner said his team wasn't looking ahead o f Winter Springs but that Friday night's game would be a real test for his team. ‘ Lake Howell to the hottest team tn the area and they're playing really well right now.” he said. So was Oviedo tn the second half last night. With the scored Ued at 31 at the break, the Lions came out and went on 22-0 run. Brad Combes led the way with eight o f his game-high 17 points and. despite three Winter Springs time-outs during the run. It was over quickly. ■We've been tn the flames at the half a few times this year.* Winter Springs coach Jim Hogan said. *We get too satisfied and complacent and we came out complacent tonight It's exciting but when the game starts we get Into lapses and ft gets frustrating. We play hard and try to keep our chin up.* Despite a poor n igh t James had 14 points for the Bears but the real star was guard Brian Brown who V iv o n a ’s last unbeaten in S a n fo rd W o m e n ’s S lo w p itch softball SANFORD _ Vtvona's rolled to Us fourth straight victory, while Vaughan, Incorporated upset the Sharks on the way to a .................. .. sweep tn in Banoani Department ford Women's Polar Bear fea r Slowpitch Softball Lesgue Tuesday njgtu fueaday night. At Plnehurst Park, vlvona'a out to a 8-1 lead In the Inning and remained the only undefeated team by coasting to an 11-2 victory over the Renegades. In the for the first time with a slnflle. After a force at third. Mary Seacrcst ripped a two-run tri­ ple which was followed by an error and the Sharks fell for the first time. 18-11. Vauflhan. Incorporated then not hooked up In another b a t­ tle In the other flame aa Dcsifln Foods went ahead 6-3 tat the top o f the second innlnfl and built an 8-3 lead flotztfl Into the bottom o f the fifth Innlnfl when Vauflhan. Incorporated did ft 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 ✓ Norman and Luannc Maclsaac and — crlftce dies by Lynn Webb and Carol Gamer tied the game at 8-8 and Qreen capped the seven-tun rally with a two-run double to give Vauflhan. Incorporated a 10-8 triumph. Vtvona's stands alone atop the leaflue with a 4-0 record, while Vauflhan. Incorporated and the Sharks are tied for second with 3-1 records. Trmlllnfl the leaders are Today Homes and Dcsifln Foods (both 1-2) and Paul's Auto and Truck Repair and the Renefladcs (both 0-3). The leaflue plays double­ headers every Tuesday nlflht at both Chase and Plnehurst parks bcfltnnlnfl at 7 p.m. Provtdinfl the offense were: Today homes: four hits _ Pam Watson (four runs scored, one RBI). Marie Covtnflton (one run scored, three RBI), Laura Harlow (one RBI): three hits . Shelly Walters (three doubles, taro runs scored, three RBI): two hits _ Cathy Cola (three runs scored, one RBI). Dawn Evans (taro runs scored, one RBI). Rose Paason (one run Carroll s n o o t s . I I 17 101 to o t. • g AREA, READ THE SANFO R D HERALD DAILY �•San lord Herald. San toed. Honda •Wednesday. January 28. 1998 Red Bug Softball IN B R I E F ASA Umpire's Clinic FOREST CITY _ The Metro Orlando ASA Softball Association will be holding an um­ pire's clinic for newr and returning umpires on January 31st and February 1st at Forest City Elementary School. The clinic will begin at 8 a.m. both days. Call Virgil at 774-9898 for more Information. Bowling Tournament L O N G W O O D _ The 38th Annual Men's Seminole Dowling Association Tournament will be held February 7. 8. 14 and 15 at Longwood AMF. Adult Church Basketball SANFORD _ The Sanford Recreation De­ partment Is registering teams for an Adult Church Polar Bear Basketball League at the Downtown Youth Center, lower level o f San­ ford City Hall. Fellowship, either a no fast break or a slow break league, and Competitive leagues are being planned. Call 330-5697 for more information. Oviedo alumni baseball OVIEDO _ The Oviedo Baseball Team would like to Invite all former plavera to the First Annual Alumni Baseball Game on S a t­ urday. January 31st at 1 p.m. The game will be played at Milder Field. Oviedo's home field, named for the Lions’ legendary coach Paul Mlkler. All Interested former players should con­ tact coach Kenne Brown at 320-4192. The cost for this event Is $25 per player. All pro­ ceeds go towards the OHS Baseball program. CASSELBERRY _ Seminole County Is regis­ tering teams until February 8th for thetr Men's Spring Slowpltch Softball Season at Red Bug Lake Park. 3600 Red Bug Lake Road. The 10 week season starts the week of February 16th and will cost $310 ($285 league fee. $25 ASA fee). ATTENTIO N WOMEN SOFTBALL P L A T ­ ERS _ Red Bug Park Is now offering league play for women players on Monday night. Registration begins Monday and play b e­ gins on Frbruary 16. The 10 week season will cost $285 plus a $25 ASA fee. For more Information please call 695-7113. Waterfowl rule change ORLANDO _ To comply with changes In the statewide waterfowl rules and eliminate confusion In the hunting brochure, the rule for hunting In the Emend da Marsh Type 11 W ildlife Management Area has been revised. Hunters who possess a special hunting permit for the Emeralds Marsh Type II WMA ran hunt on the first and last day. every Wednesday. Saturday and Sunday o f the sea­ son. The permits are available through the Tax Collector Offices o f Lake. Orange. M a r Ion and Volusia counties. The duck and coot season at the Emeralda Marsh Type II WMA will end on January 20th. with a youth hunt scheduled for Janu­ ary 24 th. Volusia Speedway Park BARBERV1LLE _ The NASCAR All-Pro Se­ ries will kick off the 1998 Series on February 8th at the All New Volusia Speedway Park during Speed weeks. B League: Bill Ray Nissan and the Blowflsh (both 7-3). Westvlew Baptist Church «2 (5-5), the Unknowns (4-6). C.E.S. (3-7) and Don Mealey's Seminole Ford (2-8). The league plays every Monday night at Sanford Middle School starting at 0 p.m. Drivers from across the nation will be on hand to provide exciting racing on the fast 3/8's-mlle Asphalt Track. During the offseason Owner/Operator Dick Murphy made the decision to change the two tracks at the former Volusia County Speed­ way. The 1/2-mlIe asphalt was changed to a dirt track and the dirt track Is now a 3/8mlle asphalt track. For more information on the activities at Volusia Speedway Park call (904) 985-4402. Resolution Dream Mila set LAKE MARY . The Lake Mary Track Club lias announced that the Fourth Annual Lake Mary Track Club Resolution Dream Mile will be held at Lake Mary High School's Don T. Reynolds Stadium on Saturday. January 31. The event Is for runners, or walkers if you wish, both male and female, o f all ages. Proceeds from the event will go to help the Lake Mary track trams and AAU runners for the Lake Mary Trark Club In the summer. The winner or each race, both male and female, will receive a medal, while the next four runners, both male and female. In each race will be awarded ribbons. The schedule Is as follows: • 8 a m. _ Registration. • 8:30 a.m. _ Male and female mile walkers. • 9 a.m. _ 8~Undrr. boys/glrls. 880-run. • 9:15 a.m. _ 9-10 l » y s and girts mile run. • 9:30 a.m. _ 12-12 boys and girls mile run. • 9:45 a.m. _ 13-14 boys and girls mile run. • 10 o.m. _ 1.5 16 boys and girts mile run. • 10:15 a.m. _ 17-18 boys/girts mile run. • 10:30 a.m. _ 19-29 male/frmale mile run. • 10:45 a.m. _ 30-39 male/femole mile run. • 11 a.m. _ 40-49 male/frmale mile ntn. • 11:15 a.m. _ 50-Over male/female mile. Awards will be given out after each race. To pre-register send $3. name, age, whether male or female, to 1048 West 40-A. Lake Mary. Florida 32746. For more Information, call Michael Gibson at 1-(407) 333-2370. Rec. Volleyball Results SANFORD _ f f i e City o f Sanford Recreation Department Polar Dear Recreational Volley­ ball League played week No. 2 Monday night in the Dan Pelham Oymnatorlum at Sanford Middle School and no team Is undefeated. Last week, several time champion Kathy's Baby Shop opened the A League season with a 5-0 night, while Westvlcw Baptist Church • 1 went 4-1, Beer :32 finished 3-2. the Yknots were 2-3. The Saints wound up 1-4 and Don Mealey's Seminole Ford was 0-5. New entry Bill Ray Nissan was 54) In the B League and was followed by the Blow Fish (4-1). Sanford Church o f Ood and the Un­ knowns (both 2-3) and C.E.S. and Westvlew Baptist Church 82 (both 1-4). Tills week. Westvlcw Baptist • 1 was 5-0 In the A League, with Kathy's Baby Shop (4-1), the Ynots and Beer :30 (both 3-3) and The Saints and Sanford Church o f Ood (both 1-4) following. In the B League. Westvlew Baptist 82 was 4-1 and was trailed by the Blowfllsh (3-2) and the Unknowns. Don Mealey’s Seminole Ford. Bill Ray Nissan and C.E.S. (all 2-3). The standings after two weeks are: A League: Kathy's Baby Shop and Westview Baptist Church • ! (both 9-1). Beer :30 (5-5), Yknots (4-6|. Sanlard Church o f God (37) and The Saints (2-8). AFVI Continued from Fags IB by two points early In the season. Seminole fell behind the Pan­ thers 12-6 after one period as Cory Krtvlckas poured In nine points for the hosts. Arrow Force VI started to chip away at the lead through the first part o f the second quarter and then took control behind Cornelius Blue (seven points) and Daryl Redding (six points), outscortng Pine Ridge 17-8 In the period to take a 2320 lead Into the locker room at halftime. Seminole continued to play well In the third quarter and most o f the fourth period as Zeke Seymore shot lights out. Redding was outstanding on the fast break and B J . Pratt dominated both backboards. For a large part o f the sec­ ond lialf Arrow Force VI could not have played much better on the offensive end. running the offense to perfection and passing the ball as well as any NBA or college team. Seminole, under the direction iicsu lcoach ubui uuu Tralna, lla m a . o f head Bob consistent ilstenlly found the open m a ni :for a layup or short Jump shot and took a lead as big as 16 points. 51-35, with Just over four minutes left In the game. But Just as It seemed Arrow Force VI was going to cruise to on easy win. In fact the Pan­ thers pulled thetr regulars with three minutes to go. In effect conceding the victory. Sem i­ nole could not by a free throw. Six straight missed free throws. Including four straight front ends o f a l-and-1, and some sloppy defense and silly reaching fouls, allowed Pine Ridge to get back Into the game. The Panthers scored 10 con ­ secutive points to d ose to within 51-45 with 23 seconds left and Tralna went back to Softball' his starting guards. Arrow Force VI missed an­ other free throw, but Pratt grabbed an offensive rebound and after a tie up for a Jump ball. Seminole retained pos­ session. Terri Patrick was fouled on the In-bounds play and broke the Ice. hitting two free throws to seal the victory. Seymore scored 12 of his team-high 14 points In the second half, while Redding tal­ lied another six to finish with 12 points. Pratt also scored six points In the second half and ended with 10 points, while Blue chipped In with nine points. Kriv ivlckas was the lone Pan­ ther In double figures, leading all scorers with 20 points. Arrow Force VI will play two more contests this week, trav­ eling to Altamonte Springs for a Seminole Athletic Conference battle against Lake Brantley on Friday, before returning to Bill Fleming Memorial Oymnaslum to host Deltona In 5A-6 game on Saturday night. Both games are set for a 7:30 p.m. start. ARROW FORCE VI 59. PANTHERS 45 ( $ 3) IB tufa Jkito -and. Thick. Re-, : t i & e r i i l t l — Jftii tanxa (one run scored): two hits _ Belinda Anderson (one double, two runs scored, two RBI). Kim Myers (one double, one run scored, one RBI). Teresa Flnck (one double, two runs scored); one hit _ Sue Bagley (one dou­ ble. one RBI). M ldd Lewis. Barb Martin: one RBI _ Dlno WUaon. Vlvona’s: three hits _ Leah Sparrow (two runs scored, two RBI). Barbie B artdl (taro runs scored): two hits _ Angle Car­ penter (two runs scored, one RBI). Sue Nickell (one run scored): one hit . Kathy Klingensmith. Paula Songer (one double, one run scored and one RBI each). Dee Walden (one double, one RBI). Shae Brown (one run scored, two RBI). Jodi Getman (one run scored). Dawn Neff (one RBI). Becky Simpson. Renegades: two hits _ Mlchelle Bcmlng (one run W (. tm _ shcrrl Lehman (one double). Colleen J o c o r p o r s tl^ ja the Sharks: three hits _ Oina Green (one double, two runs scored, four RBI): two hits _ Michelle Carroll (one home run. two runs scored, three RBI). Mary Seacrest (one triple, one run scored, two RBI). Mar­ garet Clevenger (two runs scored, two RBI): one hit _ Bonnie Chaplin. Darlene O Donell (one run scored and one RBI each). Carol Gamer, Carol Norman (two runs scored each), Luanne Maclssac, Lynn Webb (one run scored each), Debbie Bcmlng. Sharks: three hits _ Robin Bishop (two runs scored); one hit _ Kathy Spellman (one dou­ ble. one run scored, three RBI), Jackie Talfour (one double, one run scored, one RBI). Sheila Sanders (two runs scored). Tanya Oeiger (one run scored). Deborah VanDemark, Jenny Blowers (one RBI each); two runs scored _ Denise Stallings: one run scored _ Patty Polly. Gloria Eflrd. Vaughan. Incorporated vs. rYhoda- three hits _ Mi­ chelle Carroll (one run scored, one- ’ RBI): two hits _ Gina Green (one triple, one double, four RBI): one hit _ Lynn Webb (one double, one run scored, one RBQ, Carol Norman (two runs acored, one RBI), Luanne Maclssac. Mary Seacrest (one run scored and one RBI each), Margaret Clevenger. Darlene O'Donnell (one run scored each): one run scored, one RBI _ Carol Gamer; one run scored _ Debbie Bcmlng. Design Foods: three hits _ Jennifer Hemphill (one triple, three RBI); two hits _ Lori Oonxalex (two doubles). Allas Keyes. Terri Mann (two runs acored and one Rfii each): one hit _ Llx Cannon (one tun scored, two RBQ. Aim ec Ruedlinger (one run scored, one RBI). Jill Decker (one run scored): one run acored _ Sheri Woodworth. Softball opens in Lake Mary LAKE MARY _ The City o f Lake Mary Parks and Recreation Department opened Its Men’s Wednesday Night Polar Bear Slowpltch Softball League with three hotly contested games at the Lake Mary Sports Complex last week. In the first game. Briar Corporation took an early lead, but Agttano Construction came back an the strength o f a five-run third Inning and a four-run fourth inning and held o ff Briar. 13-10. In the middle game. Mike Smith’s one-out grounder In the bottom o f the seventh Inning scored Mike Fratrlk with the winning run as De Golden Boys edged B. Bees Diner. 7-6. In the nightcap. Beer :30 scored three runs In the lop o f the sixth Inning to take the lead, then held on as a potential game-tying ground ball In the bottom o f the seventh Inning hit a Rich Plan runner to end the game with Beer :30 winning 10-9. The league will play week number two tonight at the Lake Mary Sports Complex on Rantoul Lane with a tripleheader starting at 6:30 p.m. Providing the offense arere: Agliano Construction: three hits . Wayne Willard (one home run. one run scored, two RBI); two hits _ Eddie Rodrigues (one triple, one double, three runs scored), Mitch Liles (one tri­ ple. three runs scored, one RBI), Doug Burleson lone double, one run scored), Paul Liseno (one run scored, one RBI); one hit _ Chuck Cole (one triple, two runs scored). DuWajme Hoglcn (one triple, two RBI). Steve Agliano. Joe Montero (one run scored and one RBI* each). Brian Har­ ford. Kevin Venarchlck. Briar Corporation: four hits _ Lorry Lundberg (one double, one run scored, four RBI): two bits _ David Rape (three runs scored). Nay Rivera (two runs scored). Horace Moore lone run scared): one hit _ Duke Perrato (one home run. two runs scored, three RBQ. Don Baldwin (one run scored), Ronnie Yelvington. De Golden Boys: two hits _ Terry Huffman (one double, three RBI). Mike FraUtk (one dou­ ble. two runs scored). Pete Harrison (one n n scored, one RBI); one hit _ Billy EUis (one home run. one run scored, one RBI). Troy Strickland (one triple). Mike Smith (two runs scored, one RBI), Jason Bender (one run scored). Marcus Bullock. Bob Palagano. Chad Sterner. B. Bees D iner two hits _ W.L. Oracey (one home run. one run scored, one RBI). Dale Pe­ ters (two doubles, one run scored). Nokia Roberta (one double, one run scored, two RBI). Tom Oracey (one RBI); one hit _ Tony Holley (one RBI). BUly Oracey, Igyrid Reid (one nrn scored each), Robert Stevens. Oreg Hardy: one run scored _ Craig Merkeroon. Beer :30: three hits _ Kyle Brubaker (two runs •cored); two hits _ Kevin Lavlgne (one home run. one double, two runs scored, four RBQ. Jerry DtBortolo (one double, one run scored), Dave Coos (two runs scored, two RBQ. Bloke Murray (one run scored, two RBQ. Vic DtBortolo (one run scored, one RBI). Mike Miller (one run •cored). Dave Bennett: one hit _ Joe DtBortolo. Dove Kaeberlrtn. Rich Plan: tiiree hits _ Dave Johnson (one double, two runs scored.~one RBQ; two hits _ Kevin Julian (one triple, one run acored. one RBQ. Danny Hewitt (two runs acored). Brian Jones (two RBI); one hit Steve Dykes (one double, two runs scored, two RBQ, Tom Mains (one double, one RBI). Dwight Cronin (one run scoredI each). Manny S iM a (one RBI). is I T i s . is is it . isaasaa. * is S M S S S I . r IS MS M S S . 10 i t S M 4 IS S . $14 Doltoaa-Ptae Stags (4$) May 2 0 0 5. Leahy 0 0 0 O. DrSeu. surr 2 0 2 4. Jaaun Odl 2 1-3 5 Hi. d n g u n 0 0-0 O. LrtUa I l - l 3. J a m * OUI O 0-0 0. Luprj 0 0 0 0. ItnvVt I I 3. UUbm I 1 2 3 Falk 0 2-2 2 Smith i 0 0 0. K rM rka* 7 5 8 20. Tulai. 18 11 18 45 $ 17 1$ 1$ . $3 1$ $ 1$ 1$ _ 48 riUTV putnl Arid (uala _ l i n t linfer 2 IMay I. K rM rka* II Total fou l. . V im t«4 r IS. l i n t Ktdtfr 14. Foukd uut . nunr. T rth n k a l* _ nonr. Hcrorda . h-mlnuir IS 7 overall. 2 2 Claee 5A DtUrtri 8 Lions Fags IB . .. . Beth Hundriser (one run ■****“ •. ” ro, RB*L Teresa Srymncr 7 0-1 M . Ir flw V h 0 0 0 0 fa u lt k 0 2 3 2. I k ith 1 0 0 2. HnVIlny 0 0 0 12. Wacnrr 0 0 1 0. H a lt 5 0 U 10. lilur 4 1 8 0 Wynn 2 0 2 4 Total. 25 .1 13 53 had 17 points Including five threepointers. lie had nine treys In a game last week. Oviedo, as usual, had several players sharing the scoring load and Combes had 17 to lead the 7:30 f t p LAKE HOWELL HANDLE&-I.VMAN Mil WINTER PARK _ Four players scored in double figures and No. 10 ranked I a Iu - Howell Jumped out to s big first quarter lead as the Stiver Hawks bested Lyman, 82-67. In a Class 6A-Dlstrict 3 and Seminole Athletic Conference contest Monday night. Lake Howell look a 21-7 advantage after one quarter and pushed the advantage to 19 points. 61-42. after the third period. Lyman did claim the junior varsity game by a 01-31 count. Robert -Iordan led the way for the Sliver Rams IB Legil Notices decedent e at Nda notice la M . ST- I I M MI: (STATE OF WIUJAM 0. t a y l o m . s/k/a WILLIAM DAMNIMOTON t a y lo m in u T ts a fid lliiN llftlififi g( estate e l WtLUAM D. t a y l o m . e/e/a WILLIAM DAMMWOTOM TAYLOM. D eceases. FUe Numher ST- 1MP-CF. is pond­ ing In M e Circus Court tar County, Florida. at asucs ta a o. Ora FL *1771. The at w*o eersswM and at Me perraproaanlotlvaS i " are eat tarts te io * . AU. NtTIMISTIO SEASONS AMI MOTIFMO THAT: notice ie eervea data at M e tirot susncoHon at ■rtth true Court WITHIN THE LATIN OF T H N II MONTH! AFTIM THE DATI OF THE FIAST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ON THINTV DAYS AFTIM THE SATE OF EERMCE OF A OOFY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. AM olSer creditor* at S o < dent and soroono Saernp i THNBE M ONTH! AFTUt THE DATE OF THE FIMET PUOUCATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS AND OBJEC­ TIONS NOT SO FILED BALL BE FOMIVIN BAMMED. Data at Mia lo w p uiMt oMaa at this notice at January I let. tl ca n OF a OOFY OF ON T N U I. of AM crodnort at Me taka n iW t l (SZ) Kotin is . Parents 10. Turner 2. Smith 5. Wtttama 7. Uraddy 2. Kane 2. Jordan 20. LaCore 16. Totals: 33 13-23 Three-potnt Arid coals Lyman 3 (IV re o n I. Houston 1. It: Lak ** * I: Lake Hoaefl 3 IKohn 2. Jordan I ) Total touts . Lyman IS; Lake lloweS IB. Fouled out . Lake HorecE. LaCore Ttorhntrals _ none. 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M Via Waal Front tram dear e l the Pommels County Courthouse BuNdlng, Ml North Fork Avenue. Oanterd. Florida XtFOt. This Bate N hemp made aurauant ta a Final JudENsaM at Foreclosure attar DolauN entered Dy the Court and Mto undersigned C la n of aMd Court v l i sell the Fraaarty ta Mi# luahoM Didder tor caah. Oatad ttua I I day at January. 1000. (Eealt MANVANNE MONO! CLERK OF THE COURT 0y: Jana ( . Jaeemc Deputy Ctart C AM 20. M 0001 M 01 2 Mt ME: THE MAMMAOS OF JOANNA PRUITT. JOHN ( . SMITH. TO: JOHN S. SMITH: 4112 DQan Dr. YOU ARE MEREST NOTIFIED • to ta l ta ear*# a copy a l your Response or PteadMp ta Mta D e ta in upon Mta PeM M m ra en amor Pham Aponte, BA. at Lon OMae Of BM«M Aponte, i Htahoay «M . FL afrSO. and PM ( Mm OMauR Court, dn or County » < • Court are required ta tsa a f t is t m Ituaertn 8. Ptrrecn 10. Keys 4. D. CirvrUnd 2. A ClrvrUn.1 9. Deeds 4. Houston 4. Vac 19. Caroian 3. Ilroeeottt 2. 1-nddU 5. TOUle 24 16-31 67. MW EMI Mao Ml FEBRU­ ARY, A £ „ 1PM. M you taP M Mo as, p flora uM Judgment * N Da Coor#tnitof t l III# vabMy at the ■ « , the i sons at tSa personal r WlTMMt THE LATIN OF THMEI MONTHS AFT i n THE OATS OF THE FMIST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ON THMTV DAYS M LV R R HAW KS SS. O U T B O U N D * 67 ($71 7 IS SO SS . $7 s i 17 s s s i . ta to do that since he’s a senior.* Harrison helped Lake Mary bold onto the lead throughout the second half and Oaudreau began playing his entire bench in the fourth, which the Rama entered on the winning end o f a 59-34 lead. Wymore came within 10 to end the game, but never gave up the fight. They had an easier time with the substitutes In the game, but had noth­ ing to be ashamed o f throughout the entire game. Lake Mary will finish out the week with two tough district/conference games. They will face Lake Howell al home tonight (Wednesday) at 7:30 p.m. and Lyman away on Friday at the same time. They ore readying for districts, which begin on February 10th and will be held •1 Lake Mary High School. The rest o f this week should give them at least • du e os to bow they will fore. Legil NojjCH Hawks with 20 points, while Brad LaCore (18 points), Reggie Kohn (16 points) and Parsens (10 points) were also In double figures. Lance Vox bounced back from a three-point performance against Seminole to pace the Greyhounds with 19 points. Matt Pierson chippctLin with 10 points. Lake IHowell Improved to 19-5 with the win and will go for victory No. 20 tonight at home against Lake Mary. The Silver Hawks will also host a crucial SAC/QA-3 game Friday night against No. 6 slate-ranked Oviedo. Lyman (9-13) will be at Lake Mary on Friday. All varsity contests are set for a 7:30 p.m. start. Courthouse, Ml N. Florida 2*771, m laaal Ova days prior ta the p reo o rl Dip. Telephone: (TOD) 1-00000P-07TI Of m I M P MO~ sN atay County; Florida MUa End dap at JANUARY. IM S . c 2017 W. FL 22770 DCM-104 E1.EE.100E t . IS. E l. I �Sanford Herald. Sanford, Ftortds * Wednesday. January 28. tW 8 - 3 B People Feeding the soil with fertilizers IN BRIEF tive members are welcome. Cull Bertram QUck, 323-6089, for more Information. Alzhstmsr's support Presently, the Alzheimer's support group in Sanford has been dissolved due to lack o f • support. Those needing asst a* • toner and Information may call \ 1-800-330-1910. Senior Friends Rotary Club o f Lake Mary iiHTta Thursday mornings, 7:30-8:30 o.m., al the Marriott Courtyard, oft West Lake Mary : Boulevard. Contact Brian • Overby, president, at 322-0634. The Colurnlda Medical Center-Sunford Chapter o f Senior Friends meets every second Thursday, at 10:30 a.m., at the Sanford Senior Center, 401 E. Seminole BMt. Interesting and Mutely programs are featured monthly plus social exchange. All Seniors are welcome. For luformaUon, rail Liz Lawtor. d i­ rector, 321-4500, Ext. 5784. : Ssrtoms Club Pot Luck dinner The Sertoma Club o f South Seminole County, dedicated to the advancement o f speech and ' hearing children, meets every : Thursday morning, from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m., ut the Sabal Point Country Club on Weklwa Springs Road, Longwood. Po­ tential members are Invtled to ullend. Widowed persona are Invited to attend a pot luck dinner at 5:30 p.m. every third Thursday o f the month at the C assel­ berry Senior Center. 200 Lake Triplet Drive, Casselberry. : Rotary Club ALANON, ALATEEN ALANON and ALATEEN meetings are held every Thurs­ day. st 8 p.m., st Sanford Christian Church. 730 Upsala Road. Sanford. For Informa­ tion. call 323-8524. Weight Watchers A local chapter of Weight Watchers meets at the Lake Mary Community Building every Thursday from 4:45 to 0:45 p.m. Blue Grass Pleksrs Sanford Blue Grass Pickers meet every Thursday, from 6-10 p.m., at the Greater Sanford C lum ber o f Commerce. Pick­ ers and grtnners are welcome. For Information, call Charles E. Miller (407) 322-5294. Toastmasters The Omni Toastmasters Club ft 1881 will mrrt at 5:30 p.m. cvrry Thursday at the AAA Building. 1000 AAA Drive, Heathrow. Quests and prospec­ j : A soil test w ill provide Information about the nutritional status o f a soli and may aid In the detection o f po­ tential problems which could limit plant growth. Obtain a composite soli sample by o b ­ taining subsamples from 10 to 12 small holes dug throughout your yard. Carefully pull back mulch, grass or ground covers to expose bare soil. With a hand trowel or shovel, dig the small holes 6-tnches deep and remove a 1-inch thick by 6Inch deep slice o f soil from the side o f each hole. Combine and mix the subsamples tn a clean plastic bucket. Obtain separate composite samples from areas that have different soli types, or contain plants that have different fertility requirements. F s rtllls s r p U c s w e a t: Fer­ tiliser placement In relation to the plant root rone is very Im­ portant. Roots were generally thought to occupy the soli mass directly below the tree or shrub canopy to a depth o f 20 inches or more. Recent studies have indicated that root depths are usually a maximum o f 10 to 14 Inches due to the naturally high oxygen concentrations near the soil surface, and more than 50 percent o f the roots o f several tree species extend be­ yond the drip Une by as much as three times. Many roots of mulched plants are located just beneath the mulch on the soil surface. For maximum utilisa­ tion, fertilizer should be ap­ Planned Parenthood keeps Its clients fully informed about choices DEAR ABBY: Until recently, I knew very little about Planned Par­ enthood. I th ou gh t of th e organisa­ tion ss moatly performing abortions. I recently learned how wrong I was when a friend shared the experi­ ence her family had with Planned Parenthood. My friend’s daughter, *Suiy,‘ was pregnant, and even though she and ner husband wanted a family, they were unprepared Is start one just,then. Huzy was adamant about/ wanting to end her pregnancy. Susy’s mother tried her beet to convince her to have the baby, but to no avail, to she suggested Susy make an appointment with a coun­ selor at Planned Parenthood. Several days passed before Stay phoned her mother with the good news. The counselor had spoken with Susy about her decision as well aa other options, explaining the ramifications of uach. Suiy went home end discussed them with her husband, and they decided together that she should not terminate the pregnancy. I’m not sure whether Busy will keep the baby or place it for adop­ tion, but 1 was pleased to learn that the counselor took the time to see that Susy was folly Informed so she could make the right decision for ■herself and her family. 1 hope you will agree that this Is Important enough to share with your readers. Please don’t use my name, since I was told this in confidence. PLEASED IN THE SUNSHINE STATE — AL FERRER plied to the soil o r mulch u r fsce not more than one-half to two times the canopy diameter. Since most feeder roots on trees and shrubs are shallow, there is no need to Infect or place fertilizer deep in the spll. M ale has: A large, mulched area should be maintained around trees and shrubs. Th is mulched area promotes faster tree establishment by elim i­ nating grass root competition for water and nutrients. A gen­ eral rule is to maintain a 2-foot diameter mulch area for each Inch o f trunk diameter on newly planted trees. A tree with a 2-inch diameter trunk would grow best with a 4-foot diameter mulch area. The size o f the mulched are can be In­ creased os plant size ta­ rt Most established trees (3-5 years after transplanting) growing in landscapes where turf and shrubs ore fertilized regularly, do not need addi­ tional fertilizer. Their toot sys­ tems extend throughout the landscape past the edge o f the tree canopy and receive nutri­ ents when these areas are fer­ tilized. Supplemental applica­ tions may be needed for some Urea If nutrient deficiencies develop. F e rtilis e r tim in g: Trees, shrubs and ground covers can be fertilized 4 to 6 weeks after planting. Most established landscape plants grow well with two or three fertilizer a p ­ plications per year. One app li­ cation is normally scheduled around March In central Flor­ ida and another In September. A third application can be made during the summer. Fall applications facilitate nutrient utilization during the cool months and are very Important for growth flushes tn the spring. F s ttS ls s r type: A complete fertiliser such as 15-5-10 or 155-15 is generally recommended unless the soil test reveals that phosphorus and potassium are adequate. Fertilizers that are 'siow-release’ . “controlled re­ lease*. or sulfur coated have extended release periods com ­ pared to fertilizers that o k readily water soluble. Thirty to 50 percent o f the nitrogen should be water insoluble or alow-releaae. Water-soluble fer­ tilizer, is less expensive than products that provide extended release, but the components o f the water-soluble fertiliser may leach quickly through the soil. In sandy soils, the soluble fer­ tilizer may move past the root system after only a few Inches o f rainfall or Irrigation. In finer-textured mart, clay or muck soils leaching will b e slower, but run-off may b e greater. F s rtills s r amounts: For each application, apply a maximum o f one pound o f ni­ trogen per 1000 square feet. This rate Is easy to calculate from the information given on the fertilizer bog. Simply divide the nitrogen percentage (the first number o f the analysts) Into 100. For a 15-5-10 fertil­ izer. divide 15 Into 100, the re­ sult la 6.6. Therefore. 6.6 pounds o f 15-5-10 will supply one pound o f nitrogen to be distributed over 1000 square feet o f landscape area. Palm fe r tilis a tio n : Palms require a different type o f fer­ tilizer. A recommended palm fertilizer for central Florida should have a formula 10-5-10 with 1 to 3 percent magnesium and 0.5 percent o f both man­ ganese and Iron. This type o f fertilizer Is often referred to as a -palm special.* The fertilizer should also contain sulfur and trace amounts o f zinc, copper and boron. Al Farrar la ■A fitf A||uk|||pu i nuns SSy^mAl viwnst n. >2773 or Dip up a bowl of good food a o vies ABIGAIL VAN BUREN P E A * PLEASED. I da ^ r a a . r e a lit y h e a lth -c a rs s s r v lc s s IsSS ws — u j otartlisatlaai isad im iM diirah r Is fs a d natal ca^ jA feh ^ v en ^ p regp Sway 's esperlease w as sat P ts n n tX p i "sassjC: wltbswt regard to ago* — Is MAR1AUSA i CALTA DEAR ABBY: My niscs is preg­ nant with bar first child. Shs sad her husband have three Indoor cats, one of which weighs 20 pounds. Our whole family is wonriea about this because she keeps saying, "Oh, my cats w on t even bother with the baby. They don't cars what’s going on around them.* But, Abby, the cats have boon her tables* for years, and we’re all afraid that they will set jealous of tha new baby and smother it. I help us to convince bar how ' she is. CONCERNED mimeI wen to 2291 In a small sauerp heat, melt chocolate sad butter to* grthsr. In a mixing best mix togsthor cgp , sugar and vsnMa. Add lour, bating powder, and salL Mix weU, by Stir in the nuts. Pour batter Into a greased U-by-*(ach pan. Beks 27 nanutss. Cool on rack M ore frosting. Maks the frosting: In ■ small over tow host, melt cfaocouee lalsr. M r w e lts mshs a motorsMythkh gravy, being sure to Smwe up too brown bite oaths bottom ef two pas. Addgreoachiliooaadbofthroao _ . Forbrawni _ V I pound Dm . 30 * Michele and Ray Wages, n, Sanford, Oirt Dec. 31 - Cary and Lany Bn#it. Sunford, Olrl Jitn. 3 - Boaslyn and Warren ' nmmmsehhemm s s T B r r .f t f i s ; '- '* Z m * m i+ ~ * * * ------------- ----- .. Jwwf' 10*^ Margaret and Jeffrey Drift. Orange Boy; V a k rte WMks a m fO re g o ry Richards. II Ssshtolkjsjto.mMstiany ^TOt^ll^jdfwed and Joseph ItM a a d w a d d d M iM V ^ S t W S S S J o b , 12 H M . I ; ;2 l i ' --'srawssara^v k ^lbbhibS \; i w sm w ■.‘•.TSt /i. r i a r r M u i i . . . i -rr;L* ■B B ' ' i " B . l l .117J “ — ZSBi r j -"**B ,T T l . T ^ 't * ? - T"— — i - ~tt ri, I . SB i zL j : u ' t-i ■ ' ; s I l i I I.S It . .i. B l "^^ma i.vt_:jwroi ■ . . —it*. J A ~1 w _7 i_ -1J a . 1 §g|jg g ra n i Gaines. Deltona. Otrl; Motors and Anthony Tfohonoff, Lake Mary, Boy Jsn. S - Carol Edenfidd-Overall and Brett OvcralL Sanford, Boy o c v tn u , n~~*—* oiri Loci and Mitchel c n r . Boy s s n s s tm e m �4 B ■ SantonJ Herald. Sanlord Flood* ■Wednesday January 28. 1998 Legal Notices NOTICE OP FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I *<*i engaged in business at t i l t » » 1 (Vangs Straal, Anemone Springs, Florida J IM S , •emmede County. Florida, under tits Fictitious Name c< M IN V 'S M OWERS. INC., and ttiat 1 •"tend to register said name ■ Itti tbs Division ot Corporations. Tallahassee, Florida, in accordance aitn the provisions ot the Fictitious Name Statutes. To-Wit: Section M S OS. Florida Statutes t t s t Billy Cates. Inc. Publish January IS. 1STS DEM.114 IN TMS CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M AND FON SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA C A M NO. *S -S *«-C A -1 4 -K CHELTON PROPERTIES. INC.. Piarn! ill, V ROBERT MesEE. ale., at el.. Del andants C L IN K 'S N O T IC I OF B A L I NOTICE 15 HEREBY OIVCN that pursuant lo a Summary Final Judgment ol Foreclosure entered m the above-entitled cause w the Circuit Court and tor Sam mole County, Flonda. I mil sen al public auc lion to tha highest bidder tor cash at the nest, front doer ot the Seminole County Courthouse In Sanlord. Seminole County, Florida al tha hour o l 11:00 a.m.. or eoon thereafter, on the 1 7tti ot FEB­ RUARY, 19*8. that certain par­ cel ol reel property located M Seminole County. Florida, described as folio we: Unit No. 34-0 and the undivid­ ed interest m tha common ate manta appurtenant thereto it accordance tvtth and aubfact to tha covananla, conditions, restrictions, as sem e and other provisions o l lha Declaration ot Condominium ot OAK HARBOUR SECTION TWO, a condominium, and Oshlbile attached thereto, end as recorded in Official Records Booh io ta , Raga M 7 ot tha Public Records o t Somlitole County. Florida. Dated true llth . day ot JANUARY. 1998 (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE COURT B y Jan# E Javewtc Deputy Clerk PAULA PRATT. ESQUIRE Poet Office Boa 1S91 Orlando, FL 31902 Attorney lor Plaintiff it you are a person artth a dieability who needs any Coordinator at M l N a t * Rath Avenue. Butte N-301. Florida 31771, (4B7) art. 4117 wftoto I of your re c e ipt al M o C l Notice ot Bake: d you w e 1•0O-9M-B771. DCM-1BS «1.l Legal Notices Legal Notices IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR BSMINOLB COUNTY. FLORIDA C A M NO. 97-S4S7-CC-B0-1 SABAL POINT COMMUNITY SERVICES * ASSOCIATION. INC., a Florida not-lor-profit corporation. Plamtitt, ve. ALBERT PMANEUF and SUE PHANEUF. hie wile. Defendants NOTICE OF B A LI NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to lha Fmal Judgment m Foraclaaura entered on the 13th day ol January. 18*8. in Civil Action No 97-38S7-CC-IO-1 ol tha County Court ol lha Erghleanlh Judicial Circuit, In and lor Seminole County. Florida, In which ALBERT PHANEUF and SUE PHANEUF. are lha Defendants and SABAL POINT COMMUNITY SERVICES ASSO­ CIATION. INC . la the Plamtitt. I wtN aeN to the highest end beat b'ddet lor cash at tha watt front door ol lha Seminole County Courthouse. Sanlord, Florida at I t 00 A M . on FEB­ RUARY 17th, tha following described real property te l forth m the Fmal JudgmentLot 43, Timber Ridge al Sabal Poml. Unit I, eccordlng lo the plat thereof, aa recorded m Plat Book 14. P aget 44-44 ol lha Public Records ot Seminole County. Florida DATED this 13th day ol JANU­ ARY. 19FS Maryanns Mores. Clerk By: Jane E. Jaeewic Deputy Clerk Piamtbt* Attorney: EMIL A OASPERONI. JR.. ESQ *31 Wsktva Springs Road Longwood. Florida 31779 |407| 771-7303 NOTICE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT OF 1 **0 Adm inistrative Order He. *3-37 Persona with a diubtuty who need a apec la I accommodation to participate m this proceeding should contecl ADA Coordinator el 301 N. Pwk Avenue. Suite North 301, Sanford. Florida 31771 al least ttve (S) days prior lo the pro­ ceeding. Telephone: |«07) 37343M . attention 4117; 1-400MS-4771 (TDO). or 1-B0O-SS8•770 (V), via Florida Relay IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE t9TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLOMDA OENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION C A M NO. 97-1S3S C A -I4 -B BANKERS TRUST COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA. N A., aa Custodian or Trustee. Plaint ill, vs ERIC J. LARSON and SUSAN NANNETTE LARSON, hi* wif*. a'k/a SUSAN NANNETTE ANDERSON. Defendant* N O TIC I OF SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lhal pursuant lo a Final Judgment ol Foreclosure dated December 1 l 1h, 1**7, entered m C a t* No : *7-1333 CA-14E Ot tho Circuit Court ol tha Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in and tor Sammol* County. Flotide, wherein BANKERS TRUST COMPANY OF CALI­ FORNIA, N A . aa Custodian or Trust**. Plarnt.fi. and ERIC J. LARSON and SUSAN NANNETTE LARSON, hi* wits, a/k/a SUSAN NANNETTE ANDERSON, w a Oalandanta. I will tall to tha highest end b ett bidder tor cash. N e t** Bene, the sale wUt be held at the Watt Front Door ot tho Sammol* County Courthouse, 301 N Perk Avenue, Sanford. Florida. |< 1130 o clock am ., on the tllh day ot FEBRUART. ttSS, the loltcrwmg described property a l aet forth m tha Final Judgment to wit •BEHIBIT “ A* Beginning al a point 400 leal Weal ol the SE corner ol the N i 174 of the NW 1/4 e l the MW 1/4 ol Sectron 33. Township IS South ol Rang* IS East; run thence West 1000 teat, thence North 330 teat thence East 100 test, thence South 330 lest lo pomt ot beginning. run Weal to tha East right ol way Ima el Lake Mwktiem Road IKett Road), thence North along sold right ot way 330 teat; thane* la r i to pomt North of the per­ pendicular to th t pomt of bagmmng, thence aoulh 330 feel lo the point ol beginning, a/k/a 1404 Lake Markham Road. Sanford. Florida 11771 *ln accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, parson* heading a special accommodation le participate m this proceeding should con­ tact the Individual or agency sending nonce, not later than seven (7) days prior I* the pro­ ceeding at the address given on the notice. Telephone: 1-400•33-4771 (TDD) or l-SOO MS• 770. via Florida Relay Publish: January 11. IS . 19*4 OEM-144 OP PMTtTtOUB HAMB Notice le hereby given that I am engaged M business M MOB B 17-91. Ceeertberry, FL U70T. Bemtnete Ceimly. Florida, under the Ftctttteut Name at DATED I hr* tlth day o l January, 1S9B. MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK D r Jana i . Jaeewic Deputy Clerk W. Mo era. Eeouue JAMES W. MOORE. P.A. 700 N. E 90th street M e l Mtoml, FL 331 St (SOB) 7SS-7SOO Pubertu January 11, I t , 11 DBM-141 provteiana e l the FictNMue Nam* M abrtn . Te-WR: Eact Ian M B-M , Florida BtatutM 1M1. Pubkah : January la , 19M M M -111 Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA C A B ! NO.i 17-1044-CP IN RE THE ESTATE OF LAURA ELIZABETH BUCK D *c*a**d N O T IC I OF ADMINISTRATION lOn* PR) lh a administration ot lha atlala ol LAURA ELIZABETH BUCK, deceased. File Number 97-1044-CP, la pending m tha Circuit Court, lor Samlnol* County. Florida. Probata Division, lha addiaa* ol which it PO, Drawat C, Sanlord. Fionda 31771 Th* name and address ot lha Personal Representative and lha Personal Representative a attorney sis sal forth below ALL INI ERE STED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAI: All pataon* on whom tht* none* it * * iv * d who have obteclion* lhal challeng* the validity ol th* Will, lha qualifi­ cation* ol tha Paisonal Ripiaaantaiiv*. venue, or )uriediction of Ihr* Court ere tail lined lo Me then obteclion* <*>th this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM Alt tied tl chi ol th* decadent end olhai pai ton a having claim* oi demand* agam il decadent* astsl* on whom * copy pi this nolic* I* served wiihin itwee month* all** tn# dal* ol lha fu ll publication ol this nolle* n u ll Me thaw claim* with this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All olhai ciadiloi* ol the deca­ dent end peiaon* haring claims oi demand* against th* dacsdanfa ealale mult til* Iheli claims with this Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Th* data o l lha first Publication of this notice I* January lis t . ! » » • LAURA ELIZABETH SPENCER Personal Representative 1034 Foggy Brook Place Longwood, Florida 31/10 CAROL E. DONAHUE Attorney tot Personal Rapt a sent stive Florid* Bar No 130401 1431 L*e Road Winlac Park, Florid* 3 I7 t f Publish- January I I . 14. 1 »M OEM-131 NOTICS Th* Ceniiai Florida Job* and Education Partnership. Inc., announce* * meeting o l th* WAGES end CFJEP Fmanes Committee, lo which the public is invited DATE: February 3. IB M TIME: 9:30 a m PLACE: CFJEP Office 1101 Lee Rd.. St*. 103 With#f Park FL PURPOSE. To disc use matter* ol internet la the Central Florida 59—Financial 8arvlcat Legal Notices CLASSIFIED ADS IN TH1 COUNTY COURT OF THB EIQHTBBNTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO POP f BMINOLB COUNTY, FLORIDA C A M NO. COFT-3094c c -a e c DESTINY SPR1NOS CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION. INC . a Florida not-loi-protlt cotporatton. Plamtitt. v*. MARTA RODRIQUEZ, and UNKNOWN TENANTS, S e m in o le O r ia n d o - W in te r P a r k 407/322-2611 407/831-9993 Lakemont Avo, WVber Park, FI W H __________________________ PRIVATE PARTY RATES 70—Education ft Ttalnlng CLASSinED DEPT. HOURS I M A.M. • I M M l . MONDAY « mb FRIDAY CLOSED SATURDAY A SUNDAY Dalandanil NOTICE OF B A L I NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that pursuant to th* Final Judgment in Faraciakur* entered an tha tlt h day Ol January. IBM , In Civil Action No. CO97-30t4-CC-ie-C al lha County Court of tha Elghtaonth Judicial Circuit, in and tor 8 amine la County. Florida. In which MARTA RODRIGUEZ, i* lha Defendant and 0EBTINY SPRINGS CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION. INC.. 19 Mta Plamtitt. I wia tab to th* highaat mid beat bidder for cash at th* watt Irani door ol tha Bammala County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida at 11 00 A M on FEB­ RUARY 17lh, th* lotto wing daaenbad real property eat torth m th* Fmal Judgment Unit 41-E. DESTINY SPRINGS CONDOMINIUM, according to th* Declaration al Condominium thataol, as recorded In Official R ecord* Book 1337. Page 18*0 al Ml* Public Record* at Sammol* Countv. Florida. DATED Mb* 13th day ot JANU­ ARY. te e * Maty anna Mora* Clark ot th* Court By: Jana E. JaaawK Deputy Clerk Ptamtifta Attorney: EMIL A. OASPERONI, JR.. ESQ. •31 W ekue Sptmg* Road Longwood. Florida 33T7S (407) 771-7303 NOTICS M SI I ACT OP 1BBB alive t Be. BS-ST Person* wtlh a disability who need a special accommodation to panicipat* in tot* proceeding should coni act ADA Coordinator *| 301 N. Park Avanua, Bubo North 301, Sanford, Florida 31771 at least h r* (S) day* prior I * th* pro­ ceed mg Telephone (497) 313 4339. aalenaien 4117; 1-400944-9771 (TDD), or 1-0M-9M•770 (V), via Florida Relay Publieh: January I t , IB, f 90S DCM-147 _____________ IN THB CHICUIV 1 OF THB ■M MTSSNTN JUDICIAL CN8CMIT to ANO FOB BCHINOifl COUNTY, ERAS* BAD CREDIT LEGALLY tor (u»I M ( 00 Mai chackAno to CALYPBO-1434 N AcomMed Truck School COL. VA7TA Apprv JobAkksl Wkond d a ikes National Thick School 1-400-444-7344 1 ttm *............................. .11 41 1 Ha* R*M* it s pw Nm m , fc*s*a as 1 Haas * l U a t t MMMm m LIKE WORKING WITH PEOPLE? BE A MEDICAL ASSISTANT. NOW ACCEPTING Aa a MedcaJ Atatttanl with an Askoctnl* ol Science degree, you aid help prepare patient* tor ■■amuiattont. conduct import SctwdiAngmey ndudsLMoMwy LXaNBw com o tto addfonal toy CencaiwtwnyougHie wto P a y o rf tor d * r * r » v to hin*Mi0M tamed U*a U tfaotifaeun tot Mn m ia»tto. Copy must I typographical torn 'Commerart frequency im m are i Ml in minor surgery lr* a re wankrg career t you kk* h*k> tngoMwts •Oay or frervng Cieiaei bd tor Thus* •financial M DEADLINES Tuesday Bvu Friday I t Naan Th* Day Bator* Pubkcaaon Sundcv I f Noon Fndev Ouattf •Cka&MUa Ptacamam asm ADJUSTMENTS AM3 CMOFTB: In Via w wb Matt anw In an ad. Ca» Tudayl 40/-431-M1I t e t t o e i n tM t o e it (to * Art* Bay Rtuna. 7 lty C o tt p g p CH B33 EeM Mwy 43B. SM 200 iM HwyOA, Cataetoerry. FL 32707 12—e ld e r ly Care 7 1 — H a lp W a n te d HEALTHCARE A REHAB Can ter ni Sanlord BpecwSiviJ tn rehab and it b o r t t o cere 9501t*Bor>idN Aye M N N ARE YOU S MOTIVATE0T TM » vi town 3300 ptot weekly P/T hexn Fun work anwonmanl Ca* Friday only B-It 333-1070 QrtPw Scoop! m_b_ bd___to., mfcl m AM 1 4 -fo r l i r ™ Wa are kmkmg tor Nw Bert A Now Job? TO U f K iy t f w C i * 1(900) *330029 *«1 BB34 BECURTTY BAHB A D O O M EASY PUSH BUTTON FIRE RE­ LEASE l i e . 34 yr* Exp Choose tram over 30.000 design* 33/sq ft F t** * * i he Iter* BWV4IRIN n i n n F/T A P/T tor a Mator Manutac living plant in Santofd Post bon* are evadabi* on a« S w '407-314-3IBB 3 cemeMry kb* 33.900 Save ItBOO C*B 3ZI-UBJ ALONET RESPECTED Ck*ad WatbtVbull DonT CaMTveN Vrtananot Day Atonrt Legal Notlceo BOTICE OP 1331 Acura I Door Vm* JH4KA8I73N09B479 Color: Black Auction ww be hold on Fab. 9, 1IBB. 2:00 P.M AT • Tn County Tewing 1133 Bah* Are. Winter Spring*. FLA 11/04 PubOoh: January M , tWB OEM-137 FL*B Oaung Bureau tor SENIORS, EaMb l»77 I MB >11-4477 F/T t Cad Tom 942-0*11 A BETTER JOB FOR YOU! Just CaM Never a Fast HELP L b ( Vo u p D a S to U n t 1(900) 2B5G203 art 1330 NOVICE OF MOTON YBHICLE Pureuont to F.B. 111.71 toe «**. CIVIL ACTION CAM NO. ST-EStS-GA DIVtBtOM 14 Pubue Auction to sandy a Ban tor towing and storage m to * amount ot SSI7 04. 1972 Porsche 311 VtM« 3112111424 FT MORTGAGE COMPANIES D/B/A F IB MORTGAGE SERVICE3 SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO SUNBELT NATIONAL MORTGAGE CORPORATION. Mem street Aute Bate* BRYAN MORRISSEY, e l « , Benny's Euro Auto Toed, Inc. 10,199* *4 1GB pm . C A M NO. BB-dTT-CA-ta I JAMES OOBER AMO SUSAN SOBER, substitute PiWntWa let as social ion. former Plamtitt harem. WILLIAM R. SUAVE and RITA J. SUAVE, al at.. BO TICS OF SALS NOTICE IS HERBSY that caaa ol JAMBS SOBER SUSAN SOBER. Plaintiff* lor Sun Ban A. vs. WILLIAM R. SUAVE and RITA J. SUAVE, at a l- OMiadanM, M the Circuit Court. M and far Seminole County, Florida. Caaa No.St-S7T-CA-14W.BM signed Clark wrt osd at sals lo the hWheat and b*dder lor cash at Weal door ol Bio Seminole County Courthouse. Ml N. Path Avenue. Sanlord, Seminole County. Florida, at lha hour of 11 :00 a m. on the 1R h day FEB­ RUARY. A. 0.1994, In Seminole County. Florida, described as follows: Pan ot Lots IB. IT, and 1S. AMENDED P U T OF DRUIO PARK, eccordlng to the plat •hereof as recorded In Rial Book T. pages 8 and t , o f Rio Public Records e l EamlnoU County. Florida described as loRoera: BE SINN IMS M a poMS 41S.B1 last East at tha Southueat corner a l said Lst IS. thanes run East I M AO Mat: thence run North 1STAS teat: •hence tun N. S r4 rE .B S .1S le ft: thence rim west BB0.0B ■eel: thence run B J T 4 r W. •3.11 test: thence nm N O N •set; thence run Beudl 117.09 la AND ALSO A tract ot land being a ot Lots 17 and IB o l Mai of Druid Parti aa si Plat Book 7. pages t and B. Public Records ot Seminole County, Florida, being mars particularly described as 3*1corner of Lot IB a l plat ot Druid Park as ts M PMt Book 7 pages • Public Records ot County. Florida; South SS degress IB seconds East 4 I M I fast the south Una of thence North 00 minutes I t I f mmutes 4 8 _______________ 300.00 feet to the e s M erty right-of-way el U.B. f 17.-91 thence South U 4 f minutes 00 aPCOne. M .70 lest along aaM rigid a l way to the point o l t d W M I a l a curve concave a h « n o * s radhie o l 100147 thence 8nultmeMwl| e l saw curve 1MJ pomt of I f»A » MARVANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE • CIRCUIT COURT III FRANK C. WHIQHAM, ESQUIRE P-0. Boa 4444 Sanford. FL 11771-4044 PubBah: January >1, M . I I D C M -ltl Tha District | to bee mg appUcantfa) on February 10th. IBM : CITY OF SANFORD, ATTN: RAUL MOORE. 300 N. PARK AVENUE. SANFORD. FL, SETT1. appkeaben FI-117-MMANOM4R. Tha OMSrtcl prapeaea to adeem * S.143 mBIlen grtten* pet day Imgd) ot water le t pubttc aapply to serve e population ol M ,J17 m five yew *. The agpdcant's previous permit granted the us* ot 7.948 mgd e l water lor pubic supply to serve a population ot 48.3M m 1897. The wKHdtauaM uaad by Mbs proposed prelect will consist ot GROUND WATER FROM THE FLORIDAN AQUIFER via TWENTYFIVE EXISTING WELLS and ONE PROPOSED WELL In Eemmcla County. Withdrawal sources are located M Srw m cl* County M SscMena ST 13 I f . Township* >0 IS South, Rang* 30 East known as CITY OF SANFORD. The fueta) containing each of the *B*>« (litod appbertiond) I* I Friday eacepl lot total Partnership, Inc., wHh refer­ e n t* la Worhlarca Development Issue*. For Further Information. Contact: OARV J. EARL. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR CENTRAL FLORI0A J.I.P. 1901 LEE ROAD. STB. MS WINTER PARK FL 31TM (407) T4I-434S Publish: January I t . IB M O E M -ttt BE TUB 4 - 9 7-1790 i section 110 87, a l FMrMa i 4 0 C I.II1 and 4BC-1.B11 and be Med (received by) the 0 table I Clark, faceted at District « M Waal. P a lette. Handa 31177. Im edmmiaii alive hearing on the above application/*) must b e Mad artMbn tourtaen (14) days e l public ation at Mbs nodes. Failure M RM a petMen wtdbn Mb* dm* period eheH coneUbde a waiver at any right such p i ru n may have la tagu*»t an Sotarbbnallan (hearing) undor esc den 110.17. F.B, i Mm aub)*ct permit application. Path ion* which are not Mad In accordance with the above provi*lana ara aubfact to MARKET STREET 340RT0A0E CORPORATION, MARTHA M ANDERSON, at al. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a FWM Judgment at Mortgage Faroeleeur* dated January 14 th, IB M . and entered w Case MO. *7-171*CA at Mi* CbcuN Court at to * end tor S IM M O L I County. 0BM-B11 -4- ■T. JONMB NIVEN WATER NANABRMBNT BtBTMCT BIVBB NOTICE OF MTENOSO AOENCV ACTION Tha DMbict give* node* at tie M am to Meua a permit is Mi* fallowing applicant)a) on February lOMi, IBM : SANFORD CENTRAL PARK. ATTN: LOREN HOWARD. M l WEST THIRD ST.. SANFORO. FL UTT1, *pakcatioa #4-117-0114AM3ERP. The protect 1* local ad In Samlnol* County; Section* S3 A S, Tnunship IB BoutR. Rang* 30 EbM. The ERR application It lor MODIFICATION TO THE PREVIOUtLY IBBUCD PERMITS ASSOCI­ ATED WITH ADDING AN ADDITIONAL RETENTION AREA INLINE WITH AN EXISTING DRAINAGE EYETEM. TO PROVIDE STORAGE FOR THE SANFORD CENTRAL PARK. Tha receiving waterbody la ift# s m i t h c a n a l * CITY OF LAKE MARY, ATTN: JOHN LITTON, POET OFFICE BOX wbpW #W* uusb w i3I79S-B700. f fv llwfH| ■ g^MItowMlwNR1 #4-117930700. LAKE ■AWf* MARY. »| FL application 0IF1 A G M i-tR P Tha protect I* mealed in t ern me la County, «M*I# Section* 01, o t, 0T B OS. Township to South. Rang*■ M East. I Th* SRP application I* tar MODIFICATION TO THE PREVIOUSLY PRE ISEUEO PERMITS ASSOCIATED WITH WIDENING) RINEHART ROAD. Th* receiving waterbody M LAKE EMMA. Th* 111**1*1 containing each al tha abeva INteB topHcrtlonM are a - 1 liable for inspection Monday through Friday accept ter legal h.-iiday*. 8:00 a.m. lo I d o p ja . M M a f t John* River Water M inagemem District Headquarter* or Mi* apptaprtM* Service Cmtor. The Diatflct wM taka action an each permit application titled ab a** unlaaa a p i tmen (at an admlnlMtallra prnr**Bkia pvearmgj m Mad pursuant to th* provteiana at aecdan* 110 M l and 1M-S7. F.t., and s a d Ion 49C-IJ11. F A C . A parson who** oukaaaMial m t*r**l* arm *ttacted by any at th* Owbicta proposed permuting decision* Identified above may petition tot an adminMtraMv* hearing Mi accordance arilh section* IM .aaa Mid HO ST, F.B. at gd partis* may reach a written i an aNomatir* remedy under aecdan 1M JFB. Cheesing m and not adversely arte el the right to a hearing H medial It „ not reeuM In a eattlemant. Tha p ra c a d im tor pursuing medMbm are eat torth In section 129.871, Florida tieluMa- and rulaa I I I M . t l l and ta-l04.491-.491 Florida Administrative Coda Petitions must comply with the requirement* ol Florid* Administrative Cede Ruto 400 1.311 and be Mod with (received by) Mm Ototrtcl Clerk, locator1 a: District Headquarters, Highway 100 Weal. Palate*. Florida JJ1FT. Paufor.i ter adrnmiitrstive hearing on Mm above applic*llon(a) muai be Med wtMbn fourteen (14) d to * at publication at Mb* notice or wbhtn nineteen ( i t ) dare at Wa District depositing nolle* at t h « Intent In to* max tor those pa r* ana to whom to* District mob* actual notice. Failure la trie a printan wbhtn Mb* Urn* parted *h*a conettuM a waiver ot ana right such person may have to tagu ial an edmmiai/atlas detenunation Wearing) under aacttan* 110.343 mid 1M.3T. M STREET MORTGAOE CORPO­ RATION M to * Plaint iff and MARTHA M AMOCRBOM) P M K II COUNTY; HOOOEE, OOBEETT, MCDONALD, AMO OOESSTT, PJL- A OtSBOLVBO CORPORATION BY BIRVTN0 ON BEMALP OP ALL SURVIVING D IR ICTORB7TRUBTEBB; HEHJO MEYFURNITURI ate tha NOTICE IS HE REST GIVEN pursuant lo a Fmal Judgment of M ortgage Foreclosure dated January llt h , 1994, and entered m C a t* NO. BT-Z3IZCA ot Mi* Circuit C ew t at toe EIGHTEENTH Judicial CircuM M and le t BEMINOLI County. Florida wherein FT MORTGAGE COMPANIES D/B/A FTB MORT­ GAGE SERVICIS SUCCESSOR BV MERGER TO BUNBELT NATIONAL MORTGAGE COR­ PORATION N the PtomuN and ■RYAN MORRISSEY) CITICORP MORTGAGE, INC.; TENANT B1, N/K/A B IN BROWN; TENANT *1. N/K/A BRAD FAUSTMANN are The Defenden u , I to* highest and beet bl cash at toe W IS T FRONT DOOR OF TMt SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE; BANFORD. FLORIDA. M 11GB SJR. on to* 1Fto day ot FEBRUARY. 13*4. to * f edeem g dtocribod property * * set forth M eoM Fuut Judgment: LOT 1, BLOCK S. TIER 7 . 1.R. TRAFFORD-S MAP OF THE TOWN SANFORD, L E M THE WEST 3* FEET, ACCORONtO TO THE PLAT THEREOF At AICOAOSO IN PLAT BOOK 1, PAGES M THROUGH «4 , INCLUSIVE, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF BEMHKMJ COUNTV. FLOWOA. W ITNEM MV HAND m * Bto •**■ e l Mb* Court on Jinugry 13th. 199S. (S IA U Maryann* e tM Clerk ot Mi* Circuit Court By: Jon* E. Jaeewic Deputy CMrk Echevarria, McCaka. Reymer, Benny » Eure Auto Tech 1409 s . H w ^ a i r longwood. FL 32730 te to vehicle may be i by souetymg the ben prior to to* Bale Dow. You have toe nptb to a hearing at any Mm* prior lo to * Bale Dal* by t o g a Soman* tor h oaring In too CdcuN Court. Owner ha* Mm right Ig recover paooatBMn at voibclo by porting * bond M rhh F. B. 711.71 m o acaw at g w e l the lien wbl be d wito th* clerk e ( to * CbcuN Court m m e County ■ rtPi' — — ■ eT-ni-h— —fe —m -e eI. wW Wrllu ^^lM Prq wto E Lk Itt sy tBH-tC Pubttoh: January IB. IS M DBM-1M tTTVE ASSIST For aaM* aeocuBma Need or ganoed. detailed peraon Eiparienced wWt Word and Eiod a murt Drug be* work place ram resume wto artary requr* manta to Rich Unned C orp . VKl Fim pMy room 324CB13 MARTA'S DAYCARE BebY* MARY A O O A M K M M .U tC . $ 3 0 0 -$ 5 0 0 * Lay Cher Plan' ‘ Ertre Slap Pay* ’ 401K r urn Pay* Piotpam* Bb Ecm p ' i (tO T S w p j a t o k c a i e g bam to 9pm 1-B0DB74SO3O MB. BT-IBBB-GA-I4-L CITYBCAPB OORR MonFnCWy EOE A M YOU DEPENDABLE ANO tCNEETT H e » w*h home m sssmr heaping burtnea* Star part ants and work opt Phono, Vans porttoon and retarancpk re_____ __________________________ VENOMQ ROUTE L A K E M ARY/SANFO RO ADECCO N now In Sanlord/ us tor ( u •*PdkBtt O H N Lrt 44 APPLE MALLET. UNFT 4. jt o t o B b M t o M Ptol Book I We ere faceted « 200 Wa,nort Cl «1S4, between Hum- CbrtMp. PtgrtBB W J W N M M A n to^MbMWptort 13410 Tamps. FL 33*01 FBFIl------- 3W-717I ntoany t tod WEST PROMT DOOR OP THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE: BANPORD, FLORIDA, at 11G0 i n , aa too IBto dny at FEBRUARY, LOT 10 ANO THE SOUTH 1/1 OP LOT t . BLOCK I I , TIEN T. FLORIDA LAND AND COLO­ NIZATION COMPANY LIMITED EJL TRAFP0 R O 1 MAP OP THE IQWBI O f EAMfORD. AP00H PB40 TO THE PI-AT THEREOF AE RECOROCD NI PLAT BOON 1. PAGES BE THROUGH B4. OP THB PUBLIC RECOROt OP BEMBrOLE COUNTY, FLOWOA. WITNESS MV HAN0 end tod aaM a l tola Court an notice not later Mian seven (7) day* prior I * too procoodtoB at th* oddree* given on to * notice. Telephone: 4 0 7 -ttl4330 Oil. 4117; 1-900-9*3-9771 (TDD)I or t •BM-9SB-9770 (v): via Florid* Relay I Borvic*. January SB. end February 4,1999 0EM-S1S f lA T Y ip m h VOM «o M SS w S I PMOM NOtflB fnsMfio N m ia m id D M / O E M -tit Wadnaaday, Jan. 20, I960 T u s a d a y , J a n . 2 7 ,1 9 0 6 CELEBRITY CIPHER CELEBRITY CIPHER i at Mm Cbetbt Court DeputyCierk ‘ XAOBVMCWO AVI# QMMttMe* AaL parAmaricanaI Oto k w a M K ld qccamM y a Z s to m an* ■ aheuM cawaat to* wmw — — ---------- — — — vJ provision* ara aubfact to dra­ wnee*J. Because the administrative hearing precea* I* designed N i l .IXKUO ■ w A o a c o o . MTKKPO XNK XK IXPVWC Al c i i c i m MTC m t c HA WI U CPN V H X I O B N f •j v ax • PMIXOJW JHDWPUaV.' - to tanwulato fmal agency action. MW ibmg 0( a pautien mean* that to * dwtrict* tmai action may ba ddlarant bom lha position takan by N W Mb* n olle* o l Mlard. Parson# whoa* substantial miereaM onU be Mle e l ad by any ouch Imal dacWWn at Mm District w become a party le toe proceeding. In accordance with toe re muremenu eat lotto above, i •:annon Banc an. Barber PermN Data Technician El Johns River Water Management District P man- January M , tOM r t-Ht MTNM 447- 11243SB art. 4SE>i 1-949^ 44-4771 (TOO) at I BOO #48-4770 (v); via t i. 4.11 0EM-S14 i and VI.* I V O N - U AK ' N NNOCO NUU ONPNWL. PREVIOUS SOLUTtON: *Thp ledow Bwl owns hto own hama is Atweya just coming out ot e herdwete etotg.* ■ a IBM ky MBA Ms F S U M V C F P R E V IO U S S O LU T IO N : PZLXPVHA. i lgurg out aE kinds of ttafjuB Jt Ilg M A I fr I / �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Wednesday. January 28. 1998 •SB 7 1 -H e lp Wanted 7 1 — H s lp W a n t e d T — laborersT eed ed " FOR UNDCRQROUND UTILITY CONTRACTOR . i i f T- m- nn HSALTH StSUWAWCS AMO 4011 PlANi Dma hee wetkpWte. Apskr at: IM MSW brtve. Long TsmvBhort Term Temp To Him "T h an k Y ou S a n ­ fo rd C la s s ifie d s " One o f our regular custom ­ ers employs several hundred people and needed to run 3 ads. Within 7 days they got ^ p u C ftK X IB IDf J OiTTWf • ant positions. It Is always nice to help people find work end get the quality help you need. Call 3222611. Sanford Classifieds...They really work. LABOR READY CUSTOMER SERVICE REP Oel in on the ground Hoot of a ten paced nationwide company! Labor Ready seek* a penon who it herd-working, computer literate, itenbie and a leem player to work in a bu*y offea m Sanford Etcedenl growth po­ tential wWi company Oreal ben kits. mduring 401k and slock purchate plan Send resume to Labor Ready. Ann Branch Manager. 1552/1554 S French Ave. SAntord FL 32771 or lai to 407-323 3797 EOE ASSOCIATE LABOR READY TRAINEE Due to etpanuon large laka Mary company rwmg Futl Time Asaoclalee W ei Iran you lo earn your pulenlial WORK TOOAV/PAIO TOOAV In person today: I • French Ave 3234343 MAKE MONEY as much or at Mite a t you want, weh Shakien i AT 1 T i New Home Bated Buinets Program 330 9930 “ O T I I I Y T O 8 W5 -----The follow-ng position* are avaAabie AUTOMOTIVE OCTAJLf AS SentordVongwoodOrlando Good Income PoWnhal F/T 11-7 L P ff B w H ri AHer SO Dayi Betory tossed on sapsrtpncs Tkpe Seal *07-3831033 AVON NEEDS rep* • tow area See fvgfi quarry product*, earn .S ethorn 321 TI8J Oreet IS Fit* hr* 321 #421 C H E C K C A S H IE R Up to IIOOOHr. Oayiene F/T or P.T llpkulita person aicatn handing cap . loan Conation* area h e^M 330-7464 S a n f o r d __ CHILDCARE TEACHERS S A M I Pan A lu* Ime needed C>p red flood BetwNs Ca« 322 r m CHRISTIAN M9JJONAJRE Earn more f t eddy then most iro o so t COMPUTER TECH F/T PC end W n*5 r tJ erpenence Fai i 10 I I 3647-3303 er f n lll'tii; 'I ill III l\i. I\i ••ASSne $10 hr and up •Gromd croeeOeggage claereCuslomer iervu r r lc * ehntpRamp agent t*f W uerert •Security EA R N T U LL-TIM E PAY FOR PARTTIME WORKIII DENTAL ASSISTANT Ww ham Mutt have pleating pertonaMy S hantporlalion Send retume lo 217 S Oak eve. Sanford FL 32771 DISHWASHERS F T / p f 87/hr Apply in person al luigmoa Pane end Sleek House 120 Inti Pkwy Hwalfvow __ EXP LANOSCAPC PERSONS O ral pay 4 boneMt FOL reqd ___ __ 3204421 ____ Hiring FRAME BENOER for Marine Canvea opotoBon RaiS•f arm aew pep tog Hev* * COLtat n\l GUYS & GALS Who are he* to travel to Vagal M am l A etc end who are able lo turf NOW Irena A lodge paw Above average in­ come Short* A sneaker at moapher* Oreal krai tab Ckl R atbm 407 392-3538 (Sam lo W YOU WANT MORE FROM A ’ F o e A l l Or Youn JOB THAN A PAYCHECK. _____ CALL 322-4204________ independent OKI C a W o p party plan ckthtoulort Process rvdma horn home Ready cash For atari up k4/1 tan* member MNi lee MAO. D O 00 eheefc/mo to CALYPSO VARIETY. 1454 N takamoM Av*. Wnlar Park. EMPLOT1MMT N4I 0S* 4C7-42S-OJOO ^ J ^ O R u iL P O S m O N r tr - ’•Animal Care te 1100 week •Mutt tom anrnevW f Iren - w h y omen u t i l hr •Al Uvhvlipnrwnctul prefotmrhWd Iran “ Driver to IdSO weakly •4ocaeOvTywn, truck CUSTOMER REPffUTAA. 1 1 0 .3 5 T O S T A R T Ffkng 30 positions by 02/1 I ’ M No arp lot mlu 6644191 OATCARl MdiefG P/T. ANkmoon Cad Mtfwdy 321-783 8 ____ Now hemg aaponanced COOKS, SERVICERS A DISHWASH­ ERS. Top pay. paid vacation* alter I year Medcal bene (ill and a Drug Free Work place 4650 E sn 46 W en Sanford 407-330-7771 A 3770 Orlando Dr 1743-Sardord. 407-3314304 DENNY* RESTAURANT. TELLER Croat Urvonorppm toned Lake Mary area Far re*uma to ________ 407-4240403._________ MERRY M AOS ISRBIO Car 4 Inertance Needed Weekend! FREE 331 5260 R a a ld a n tla l C le a n in g MOLLY MAIO IS MBUNQ F/T ’ M-F • S-Spm. WM Train. 407-TS7-S007. P/T CeUver/Telepnone skies HI S 322-4470 __ PART-TIME HELPER Mu*l have iraniporiatron HgM cooking S care lor ekteriy toe* Cal 340 5033 SALES REP-Vardcal Blind* Sa l a r ie s b a s e d on EXPERIENCE ng or apply wilhwi SO North Mtfiwe, 17 W OeBary Flon da Drug Free Workplace EOE._________________ Buy A Sea Tupperwar* FT i>T EARN A CAM Free Trevung _________ 2004108___________ ROOFERS kipenoncod only HELPERS minimum 18 ykars old. no eipenence necessary Mint have refcebfe daily Iran* poriatmn Cad 3234417______ SANE ORO AIRPORT OynAa Serves*. Inc a prugreearv* |yowing avtahon aerncet cornyvuiy it CunenOy Taring pari time landonal personnel On* povtam H achecfcjied lor eariy am alsll lh* other (kwrhon « lor evening tfih Candidal** must be able lo verity to year work/whoor history pee* a chug arreervng. ipeek tome Engteh and have a pteaaenl work elklud* SUrtmg pay it 56 00 per hour For more Milormelron pleat* cat u* at 322-3093 or cum* by our general uttioet al 2747 Carnet Avenue to Id out an ay* weaken__________ ________ LABOR RfTE’ O X -3411 Cams work wtth Me BEST! R O U T E C A R R IE R Eatabkatied Route* Newtpa pet dv*v*ry tar Swdord Area Earn money wtri* taking a drive to to* country Appty in SANFORD HERALD 300 N French Avenue SECURTTV OFFICER JOB Training Armed S Unarmed Brandy S Aaeoc. 034-7444 St dPPPSO /WAREHOUSE PERSON Santord area Lasmamtenance W M F C*6 3280088 TRAINEEANSTALLER Benefit*. F/T. Cad 830-4700 TECl PdClAN WANTED Wd earn mutt have good me chancel abwty good work edi­ c t and detee to team lor ad vancament Toon end Urviormt provided. Paid vacation and holiday* Apply m person at Harr** and Beverly Transmit ton 709 W 2Sto Si. Sanford Mon Fn 0am 5 30pm ______ TRULY NOLAN Peat Control now hang Sara* Inspector* tor Semmote S Vuhnw Co Oreal benelitt S company veh«* provided Appty 3422 S Orian do Dr. Santord 91— A p w tm B n te / H o m M t o frtr SKXVwk « sec me! uta* Caa 93— R o o m s F o r R a n t WEEKLY RENTALS |B ST7/wk Mato aery • conversant bcakon ______323 4000_______ FURNISHED ROOMS-AI uMa aid Laundry, phone, end U ut* S85 S00 a week 3244055 LK MARY.SANfOHD 3 ? Fe­ male prelerred S t nego tor RB Cal 301-77S3 leave metaaga ■“A S .0S T Opervno lor alaS dnver w/ van LABORER lor a paring lot and maintenance pay and end Ibenefit* Cad Mlaey 333-1441. W ELDER 2ND 0HWT WORKER ONLY AM uMMMei. SISOhwon. Cad Lean M 302-3033 DELTONA 10 acres Ideal lor mobee home***, horse*, can*, lermng or nuaeryl Zoned agncukurel 53.904ACRE Sm down w/owtier Rnanoe 904-7971773 or 906-7074023 99— A p a rtm e n ts • U n fu m ls h B d “ TJMTTEO T B K ~ 1100 off Flrtf month* rent 3334487 or 3314133 APARTMENT LOCATOR Srvc Find wtial you am tookvig tor 1400-33040M MARINER S VILLAGE lArtf ADA I BOret lu lU O ? ROOM 5fTOVOANOUt> 323-8670 ROSELEA VK.LAS i n tfibclal -W la te n t* HUO OKAY 407 3304633 SANFORD HISTORIC OIST 1/1 8cm paho hardwood Itonri frreplaca Spactou* 540CV5350 Sfanatram Raelty 377-3*95 SANFORD Quod are* Sponeaa 7/1 heal S art. hook up* patn S yard Kto* pet* ok *t t Vmo . SSOOtoap............. 100— C o n d o m in iu m R a n t s Is SANFOROfM) Pvw Mtoge Call tUMmo MAKEDA Corp Real tor *964400 1 03 — H o u s s s - U n fu m ls h B d N O T IC E Al rental and real attain advertitementt are tubRcl lo the Federal Faa Housing Ad. wtvdi make* « wegai to adveriae any preference kmeabon or dr*cnnvnaton bated on race, oof or. reagon. set hanckcap lamWal M | a or nal» i SAM DOWN—WHY RENT? Whan you can own tor* 3 bdrm home ml C.KA. new peril 6 car­ pet T Ask about HUO tume*i The l 6Mm*n Oreug, Inc. fdOOEN LAKE ESTATES 312. band* WO. *cm peeo gar CH-A 5700’mo W4*on RaaHy 6941200*it *700 fdSTORICAL AREA dote to Iran*. 1/1. eel-ei M . kv rm. S9<Vweek. S3QOOap 3224655 LAKKH4AHY >15 Clean. CHA. large fenced yard. LK Mary kcheet*- Ref requvad 5650mo • 5650k*C dap I 304 -466 1370 _______ BANPORO 4/1 S 56507110 * MSfVtac dap CHA. ter pen. W spa Great rm. wyncf labto • krepteoe No petal 3334339 BANPORO 2/1 Conv location tkOOTno XMAS Dwooum Ref raq 3314717 10S— Duptex/Trlptex ■ Y OYYNER Fnanong avail able Banlord Area TRIPLEX 422 EAST Sto Street For more nfo Ca8 Sluarl 1-8004844448 RCCEPTIOMST Computer eipi rtquved Appty al Enwonmantai A*. SOI Codiaco Way. Sanford 3334190 or M l reaume to 3314144. 1 0 7 — M o b it e H o r m b F o r R#nt ELDER SPfUffOS 06 SR 4272 Bdrm* Staring B SiVwh * >'■ -•■ 'top 333-3664 117 — C o m m B r c iB l R s n te ls LEASE Pnme showroom • warerkua* * 10.970 aq h SR 441 humaga 407-579-3900 Longwood 17-92 lum o FREE 2800 aq h AA-pan Store FrorW Piece 3334394 or 664*117__ Office Spec* AveKedie far Laaa* Sanford Commerce Cv tocaiwl al Park Ave E 75th Si 2 •cries 3.000 (I S 0.500 *1 56<ptl per year Pariung ■ abundant Cat John Oay at Stnctty Commercial. Uc Real _______ OFFKt/WHSt 3.000 11.000 if From *3 af Prana locakon Hwy 17 02 Sanford. 1 H bom Aipori Bird C a B ............ ~ •WAREHOUSE •WintirPirt •12Hour Shlftt/Niflht* •Shipp’g/Receiv'g •Order Pullers •Forkliftexpa ♦ •Various locations -Variousshifts •CUSTOMER SERVICE -30-35Hours per week •Flexibleschedules MOOERR FURN. S Andquea POSITION OPEN FOR: aRCUUH0N/M8IMB(m0N ASSISTANT The Sanford Heraid is currency accepting appfccaiiono lor a part-time cxcuiaiiofVtfoributon assistant The k h a l Efpjir-trif yp* h g y f pggf qa arian c i )n fetyigjinn y datribution processes. Intargated cendxjeiee should submit a reaume or apply in person M SO O N . French A m ., Santord, F L 32771 PB « '« oia« dry rm. tern patio Pleat* eal 331-11*4 217—Garage Salas *45 000 157—Mobil# HomtB For Salt 94 FLEETYYOOO II 1 70 » CHA 10 X 20 awvn Many EX TRASH 911-7700 or 372 1553 PARK AVE. 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FL 32720 CNA-r/T Srattable Jpm-11pm» llem- 7am BEAUTY AMO BCYONO Buy 6 sea AVON 71—Help Wanted DAMAGE REPAIR SPECIALIST 312—Tree l orvtoe C9MAM CNEAM T « �1 •Sanford Herald. Santord. Florida - Wednesday. January 28. 1998 BLONDIE by Chic Young OK IM SORRY MY 6UEST5 LEPT v o j wrrw s u c h a m e s s Can vitamins cure schizophrenia? also have to let in more light, in the form of windows and skylights. (Artificial light won't do.) Finally, you DEAR DR. GOTT: There is a new must seal the outer walls of the house treatment for children who are schixo- to prevent moisture from leaking PETER phrenira. It involve* large doses of through the foundation. niacin and vitamins C and BA. Could GOTT, M.D. Probably the most suitable solution you give me aome more information is also the most obvious: Sell the on this? house and move to a more traditional DEAR READER: Although report* above ground abode. in the popular press have endorsed the use of “megavitamin" therapy to DEAR DR. GOTT: I have chronic treat mental illness, no reputable sci­ back pain My doctor recently ordered entific studies have proved that this ■ CT scan He has suggested epidural DEAR READER: Judging from therapy is useful. In fact, the steroid injections, rather than your CT scan report, which you kindly American Psychiatric Association has surgery. My main goal is to be submitted, I do not believe that' stated that megavitamin therapy is relieved of the numbness and tingling surgery is in your best interest. not useful in the treatment of mental in my left leg. Should I insist on * IW* NKWSI’AJ’EJt ENTERPRISE ASSN illness. surgery? Until megavitamins are proven to be beneficial, this approach should be labeled as quackery and avoided by the public. To give you more information, I am ACROSS 45 Plane Answer to Previous Puzzte . _ . 46 Excessively sending you a copy of my Health 1 Excessive si Submissive Report “ Pads I: ViUmins & Minerals " affection S4 Of sacred □ □ □ n o n Other readers who would like a copy f Wmadlcln* Image* should send 52 plus a long, self- 13 TVpe of engine 55 Naval petty officer addressed. stamped envelope to P.O. 14 Lika a he-man Rox 2017, Murray Hill Station. New 15 In dreamland 56 Heated Beginning dtecourae York. NY 10156 Be sure to mention 16 17 Cry of 57 Qtven to the title affirmation □ □ □ □ n r a n n i j n DEAR DR GOTT How can I get rid 16 Timetable abbr 20 Uaed a bench DOWN of mold? I live In an underground 21 Tried house, and the mold is driving me 28 — Man March 1 1844 Invasion 28 Flavor craxy. Can it affect my health? 32 Take fo r----- 2 River In France DEAR READER: Molds are a form 33 Barter 3 Layer of tissue of fungus that is ubiquitous in our 34 HeredNary 4 Eruyme environment. Most molds shun day­ ' 5 O oeh l light. preferring instead cool, wet, 35 Skylit Interiors 6 Texas city (2 wds.) dark surfaces on which to grow. In 36 la.. In full 7 type o f tower Declared other words, exactly the situation in 37 38 Lingerer an underground house • Prefix for pod 41 Status — 10 Fixes You have a problem that is even 4 4 - M Joy bigger than you realixe, because the j Cal lor Answers e touo» t n > sww molds are also growing unseen in n i - m s e 1-600454-3838ext code 100 your rugs, upholstery, bathroom drains, and any nook or cranny in the house. Moreover, even if you could eradicate the molds — a daunting and virtually impossible task — they would grow right back in a matter of weeks. Finally, molds can cause dis­ ease. Inhalation of spores may lead to asthma and other pulmonary prob­ lems, for example. If you really want to decontaminate your house, you have to be ready to spend a lot of money. The wall*, ceil­ ings and floors have to be cleaned with an anti mold solution Then, the rooms should be repainted with a mold-resistant marine paint. Drains and cracks must be sprayed. All rugs and upholstery should be replaced or thoroughly and professionally cleaned All this is the easy part. 82 A bove,lea Following the cleanup, you've got to 63 C art make the inside of your house less hospitable to molds. This will entail O 1*S* by NCA me the installation of dehumidifiers and large fans to dry out the house. You t. O O T T By Peter H. Colt, M.D. BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker □□□□□□ □□□nnn □□□□□□ □□□nnn □□□□□□ □nn nnn mnn □□□□ nnn nnran nnn nnn nnn nnn □nmnnm nnnn □nmn nnn nnnn nnn nnn nnn □□□□□□ nnnnnn □nnnnn nnnnnn □□nnnn nnnnnn With a beautiful turn of phrase By P k llllp A lder My favorite bridge writer is Albert Dormer. Seem ingly a confirmed Londoner (despite a short sojourn in New York in 1864-63 to erork for the American Contract Bridge League), a few years ago he moved to the wilds of Scotland. He drew my attention to this deal from a European Championship match, which he wrote up for The Times newspaper in London. Look only at the East hand. The dealer on your left opens one spade. your partner overcalls two dubs, and your right-hand opponent jumps proemptlvely to three spades. It's your first opportunity, yet the bidding Is nearing the four-level and you have 17 points Ini i aces and kings. The player with these cards bid three n » trump, probably thinking that even if his partner was having a little joke, nine tricks should be available. Fine, but after two passes, North continued with four spades. Dormer wrote, "E ast doubled, expecting a king's ransom." However, as you can see. declarer had no trouble in win­ ning 10 tricks when he worked out — no great mental feat this, given the three-no-trump bid — to take the spade finesse. At the other table. North leapt im­ mediately to four spades. East dou­ bted. so it was a flat board. Each East shook his head in amaxement when he aaw that t e v e n clubs was makable. Dormer summed It up "When three players are biddii vigorously, the fourth player, with strong balanced hand,, should _proem _ atrong with caution: The others may all have freak distributions. It will often be bet­ ter to support partner than to double for penalty." Nerth si n ts * J 10 6 5 3 V 107141 a Q a s A — West East A A K 1 V K J 3 V A I 6 6 S 43 2 S A K 8 7 * A J 10 6 7 8 4 * K S 3 truth A A 0 8 7 4 3 • Q • J 16 6 A Q • 2 Vulnerable: Both D ealer South Seeth 1A Past Pass West 2A Pass Pass Nerth 3A 4A Pass East 3 NT Dbl. Opening lead: * A CIMSby NEA. tnc FRANKAND ERNEST by BobThtvss Impression on others than bslng effort is required Be extremely pcfcy. •aaerWa or 8vowmg your weight around. VtRQO (Aug. XS-BepL St) I Use the tender touch. Are in s position to give your career s ARMS (March 11-AprU 18) Trends are boost are viewing you In a favorable hght dsvaioping tial could giv* you aomsBang Keep performing well to maintain this big abori which to be hopeful. Earty nek good improssion. might be heralded by a Mend. U M A (BapL S tO a t S3) You art lhaty to bo feckier today daahng whh big shots TAURUS (April instead of be pteyors. Start at fto tap and work your way down V nsoaaaary. today, don't tel what you. Your stronger, to the terehont. SCORPIO (Oet. 34-Rev. 22) A family matter that has been concerning you should work out sahsiwwvSv t v e mr. ticipant*. 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