22 10 254 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/69c18db96afea5d12781419fb740abea.pdf 862a71275c91472f1d304cfd137b6537 PDF Text Text W | \ 11 R S l ’U IN C iS o v n .n o : \ Boy, 14, accused o f m urder, m ay be tried as adult Resident wins $1 m illion in lottery IN S ID E ja C H E F D O C IN T H E K IT C H E N ...P E O P L E 3 B H IG H S C H O O L S L O W P IT C H S O F T B A L L ...S P O R T S 1B c m m o l c Serving Sanford, Lake Mary, Longwood, Oviedo, Winter Springs and Seminole County since 1908 lM)lh 'i l-A R . No. 152 Take me out to the ballgame Stadium plans aired SEMINOLE COUNTY m akes a le ip irs t |ust I sii.illv when lIn- shritll al xni l rv rrv n n c III the inimtv lom pllrs without blinking rn eve 'Pits was not thr rase Tlirsdav when die Ito.nil ol t ntiiitv Cum m lsstonris were asked lot lutids to litre a Huildltig Sn urttv supervisor and loul set urttv s|M-r lallsls lo monitor the new Shertll’s Olllre and I’uhllr Sale-tv Building at I tve Points Shi (III I ton F.slmgel vs111 have to wall awhile to gel all he asked lor thr Ires! the i ollillilssloriers i ould agree on Fur-srlav was to approve lilt Ills’ the s i i |M’tA'tsnl and two sper lallsls ( iillilllls sinner Daivl Mr Dilu voted against and suggested a lurthet stnilV ol the Issue Hy Nick Pfelfauf Pltaaa Baa Stad iu m , Page 4A Sheriff gets 3, not 5, to provide security Hy H u b s White DKRAI.I > S I Al l WKIIKK II KRAI D S I . M l ' W R IT E R SANIOKD Alter several vears ot i onsntrralion regard lug the tuturv ol the S iutoul Memort.il Stadium, it now ap pears as though it will again iierorue a ma|or loi.il point tor Central Florida sports aitlvt tlrs iJstrulng to ILiiulv Johnson, president and CKO ot the Cen tr.il Florida S|m ns Authority, one may get the opinion that Sanford's stadium will soon tie drawing thousands ot players .Hid -*ipporters to (lie area. |Kisslhly more than ever he lore According to •Johnson s cstt mates, it the stadium Is put track into the scope ot use pu­ ddled hy the authority, it could see an estimated cconoillli till pact ol $ 1.2 million by dir 1999 season J oh n son made an appear alter at the Sanford City Com mission work session Monday afternoon. explaining what may be expected at the s ta ­ dium tf the city enters Into a full-partnership agreement with the Central Florida Sports Authority The Authority Is a non-profit organization created to attract International, national and re glon.tl events, us wrll as sports related business and activities to the Central Florida area. It Is funded by five coun­ ties. Seminole, Orange. Osceola. Dike and Volusia, along with the cities of Alta monte Springs and Oviedo With approval by Sanford a third city would Ire added to the conglomerate. 5 0 C e n ts W I-D N IiS D A Y . M A R C H 25. I*WK ColllltV M a l ia g e t ( i a r v K a ls e i s a i d h e d i s a g r e e d with the proierlure tor the security stalling "We should have had these details a year ago he sale) Tile shertll's olllre rerpiestrd a General I mid Coritlngencv ol $59.-137 to litre the security |M*rsormrl lliat would rover rusts lor I997/'1H list al year alone C h le l D e p u t y S h e r t l l S t e v e l l a t r t e t t a m i s l ie r Ill's n l l l t e I liter Ini ol S ta l l S r r v lt e s I'ellllV F l e m i n g e x p l a i n e d h o w tm p r i r ta i il It w a s lot thr set i n II\- |H-nplt- t o m n u l t n i t h e hillltlllig t h a t will h e us«-rl h v tr o th t h e d e p u t i e s a n d I'llhllr S.tlr l\ s t a l l " H i t s is a s e v e n d a v a w e e k 2T h o u r a rlav oper a tlo u I la lT le tt s a i d It w a s a r g u e d t h a t tin S lit-till's <>lllr e a n d D ili lit S a l r t y r o u l d s u p p l y t h e set u r t t v p< riplt s h i l l i n g p e r s o n n e l 11.rrrir-tI s a i d t h i s vs.is p o s s l tile h u t o t h e r p o s i t i o n s vvoulrt t h e n h a v e lo tie tilled 1‘uhllr S .ile lv Direr to t K en R o b e r t s s a i d P lease Bee Sheriff. Page 4A C ounty cham ber is catalyst for econom ic developm ent Hy Shari Hrodlc 11KRAI.D IT. A 11 KK KIM FOR SKMINtM.K l Ol MY No IhiiiiiiI.tries, that Is the p«l sper live o| die (riealei S*-inl Hole r ouniv ( handier ol ( nm It |e| I e 'W e i r t h e r a l a l v s l lo r e i n lioinlr rlev elo p m en l In th e t n i i n l v a n il I h e l e g i o n * s a lrl rham her H re s lrle n l W ayne W e i n b e r g *Wr l a k e a r e g i o n a l approai h The Sanford Memorial Stadium has been looking better and better recently, but new plans are to improve it even more Last December the Scenic Im­ provement Board thought so highly ol the stadium s progress that it gave its monthly improvement award Shown during dial presentation, left to right, city workers and SIB members Amelia Royster Wesley Furr Amos Sparrow Lee Hood Angel Figueroa. Anton Grooms and Tim Donahoe "lire Dike Mary iliamlN-r. the Sanford rhamher the Oviedo rham her. sper lilt cham bers toi s |m-i tin 1Hies lliry are Ihe m.uki ting arm ol those cities We ate the marketer lor the lug picture 111 the inuiilv ami thr ri'gton "Iliere is no line or border Inn- When businesses look al a region, thev look at an area, they II look at a Si-nit noli- ( ounty. they'll look at an Orange County. They look at the best location to put their business and that's the way we P lease See W einberg. Page 4A nsrskl Psoto by Tommy Vincsnl Wayne Weinberg, president ol the Greater Seminole County Chamber ol Commerce (left), and Lisa Blackwelder. Director of Coomumcations Area road projects in line for additional funding By Nick Pfelfauf IIKRALD STAFF WRITER SEMINOLE COUNTY - The widening of Inter statc-4 from thr Longwood to Dike Mary Inter cliangc- only look months, hut to motorists dur­ ing rush hour. It may have seemed like years ol clogged lanes and standstill tralOc. Now. with approval by the U.S. Senate and IN D E X B r ie f s ........................... 2A C lassified........... 4B-5B C o m ic s .........................6B C rossw ord....................6B H oroscope....................6B O b itu aries....................4A People .........................3B S p o r t s ................ 1B-2B TV ................................ 3B Weather ...................... 2A 4 They do ms wrong who say I corns no mors, Wlwn ones I knock and fail to find you in; For avary day I stand outsids your door, And bid you waka, and riss to fight and win. ^ • Wilier Milone Mouse possibly hy next week, the work will he able to move furlher north Hu- I -1 widening piop-ct has already hern planned, hut lln.incing Is still being obtained The widening, now estimated to begin lit ap prnxliuatelv two years. Is Irom Dike Mary, past Sanford, to the Saxon Boulevard exit lit Deltona, Funding lor th r six Lining project, which will In­ clude a bridge replacement over the St Jo h n s River. Is now being tlnallzed with an additional $ 1-1 million to he allocated speclfleully lor that piop-ct through expected passage ol transportalion legislation. U.S Representative John Mica lias managed to push through the 'Building Kllu lent Surface Transportation A Equity Act of 1997". 'lilt- legis­ lation has now hern approved hy the Transpor­ tation and lufrasinirture Committee and Is to hr considered hy the lull Bouse ol Representatives next week. llie passage ol the hill will provide Florida projects with more money than presently avail able *1 am pleased to report to you that Florida will receive $1.3 billion for the coming llscal year under litis bill, as opposed to $770 million under our current funding formula." Mica said Megan Greenwood (left) and Sarah Crager (nght) are part ol the cleanup efforts with the St. Johns River Celebration Volunteers in Seminole County pulled out around 21,000 pounds of trash from the river. Other counties were involved in the cleanup efforts us well. P lease S ee R oad. Page 4A Talkin’ trash: St. Johns Celebration cleans up the river From Staff Reports SEMINOLE COUNTY De­ spite windy and cool weather, preliminary cleanup totals In­ dicate dial die 1998 Si. Jo h n s River Celebration assembled more than 0,000 participants Saturday monilng to pull more than 153 tons of trash from thr SI. Johns River and SI. Marys River systems. People turned mil In ^ c o u n ­ ties -15 In Florida ami two In Georgia- lo remove trash of all kinds. Ini hiding bottles, cans, furniture and appliances, that bad been deposited 111 and along the St. Jo h n s and St. Marys rivers, and three Si. Johns River tributaries--the Ockluwahu. Wt-kiva and Keenlockhalcher rivers. T ilts event Is a tremendous success each year In cleaning up die river systems, while also bringing much-needed a t ­ tention to tin- Importance of protecting Florida's natural re­ sources." said Henry Dean, ex­ ecutive director of the St. Johns River Water Manage­ ment District. "Were pleased dial so many people gave their lime this morning to lend a hand to the effort. We look forward lo bringing everyone back logelber on March 20. 1999, for Ihe fourth annual St. Johns River Celebration." Thr event Is co-sponsored each year by the St. J o h n s River Water' Management Dis­ trict and Keep Florida Beauti­ ful. The cleanup began In If>90. when 5.000 volunteers collected about 300.000 pounds of trash. In 1997. more than 6,000 people reP lea te See 1 rath. Page 4A HeraM Photo by Miranda Mawkina �2A Sem.rvle Mpmvi Sanford Floods Wednesday March 25.1990 Winter Springs resident wins $1 million to 5 p.ni. The show will be held at the Orange County Fairgrounds. 4602 West Colo­ nial Drive. O rlando. Over 100 purebred and household cats from all over the state and country are ex­ pected to participate In the two day show. Many of the country's top ACFA Champions and kittens will be on display and tn competition. There will be hundreds of cat specialty crafts and products available during the exhibition. Tire public Is Invited to w it­ ness this unforgettable event for an admission fee of : adults-$3. seniors (over 55) and children 12 and undcr$1.50. For more Information call (407) 644-5179 or (407) 695-0839. Blood drive SANFORD • Bob Parnell, president of Sanford Ace Hardware. Inc. and member of tbe Ro.ml of Directors of Cen­ tral Florida Hlood Dank. Inc. would like to thank the special people who nave blood during the recent tornado disaster In Central Florida "They truly gave the gift of life to help the community tn a time of direst need." However, blood Is not only a necessity when we have an emergency of the m agnitude we |ttst experienced, but also every day for the many people who require It. To continue the effort to build up our local blood supplies, there will be a blood drive at Sanford Ace Hardware. Inc. on Thursday. March 26. 1698. To show our support of those Individuals who so freely give som ething to the community that Is lite r­ ally priceless, everyone who donates at Sanford Ace H ard­ ware on that date will receive a coupon lor $2 off any p u r­ chase from that store. Please come Join tire ranks of the Special People on March 26 Tills is a gift that will never be exchanged or unappreci­ ated. Hippity Hop adventure SANFORD - Children of all ages are Invited to the Hippity Hop Adventure at the Central Florida Zoological Park. Sat­ urday. April 11. from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. Families may hop down the Adventure Trail to discover clues leading to the Easter Brinny. encountering prizes and surprises along the way. There will be free bunny talis. face painting and other fun activities. The new event will replace the traditional egg hunt held at the zoo during past years. Additional events planned for the Hippity Hop Adventure will be announced within the next few days. Fashion show APOPKA • Tlte Newcomers' Club of Central Florida will hold its annual fashion show on Thursday. April 16. 1998 at 11:90 a.m. at the Sw eetw ater Country Club tn Apopka. Gayfers will lie presenting spring fashions modrled by club m em bers. Tills Is always a popular event, so please call early. Antic at 672-4798 will send you a Newsletter or take your luncheon reservation. If you are new to the area, or would like to meet some new friends and enjoy a variety of m onthly activities, plan to attend! Seminole share Federal and state assistance to Florida's winter storm vic­ tims reached the $10 million mark at the end of this past week, with 8,841 residents In the 54 disaster counties regis­ tered for aid with the Federal emergency M anagem ent Agency (FEMA). From Seminole County. 223 applications have been r e ­ ceived for disaster aid. FEMA officials report $62,522 lias been approved for disaster housing grants In the county, $256,400 for SBA home and property loans, and $48,100 FteaM m BrUfa. Pag* *A Cat show ORLANDO • The Action Cen­ ter Cat Club, an American Cat Fanciers Association fACFA) club. Is holding a Champion­ ship ft Household Pet cat show on Apnl 18 and 19 from 9 a.m. Special to th e Herald It's the luck of llte draw that recently made Winter Springs resident, 76-year-old Myron Skolnik, a millionaire ns part of the Sean*. Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardy! "Play to win!' Swecpstnkcs. Skolnik. a rom m ltted Sean* shopper for the past 50 years, never thought he'd be the first of two lucky million dollar sweepstakes winners. *1 am still In a state of dtsliellef. I have entered several contests, but have never won anything like this In my whole life," said Skolnik. Skolnik picked up his entry form at the Altamonte Mall Sears stores and solved both the Wheel of Fortune puzzle and Jeopardy! response. A retired manager of a retail liquor store In New England. Skolnik served In World War II In the 101st Airborne Division. He and Jan et, his wife of 51 years, have one child and two grown grandchildren. When asked what he plans to do with his new found for­ tune. Skolnik proves to be a testam ent to Americana by saying. 'I don't want anything too luxurious or flashy. I Just want to buy a nice car. like a M ercury.' An avid golfer. Skolnlk's one Indulgence may be purchasing his own new golf car and a new set of clubs. He also may treat his wife to a warm weather vacation. 'Maybe we'll go to Disney World.' joked Skolnik. 'It's practically In our own b a c k ­ yard, but we've Just never been able to spend tim e there.* How the garnet were played The Scars. Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardy! "Play to Win!" Myron Skolnik (left) with hi* wNs, Janat. and aurpriaad (rlonds. holds up his winning ticket from the Sear*. sweepstakes, which took place February 15-28, was a twoweek watch-to-wln prom otion tlrat will award two lucky w in­ ners •• one selected from each week of the sweepstakes - one million dollnrs. Skolnik has been announced os the first lucky million dollar winner. An additional winner will be ra n ­ domly selected this week. Af­ ter the second million dollar winner Is announced. Sears will award a $500 gift certifi­ cate to one winner for each of Its 1.763 stores nationwide. The multi-million dollar prize package is the largest package that Sears, Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardyt have ever offered. In addition to the one million dollar prizes. Study pass allows visits to aquatic theme park V" •A 14 •pacial * < to tEo Herald LOCAL FOBSCAST I 'T o d a y : P a rtly clo u d y . H ig h s in th e m id to u p p e r - 7 0 a. L ow s tn th e u p p e r - 5 0 s. T h u rsd a y : I'a rtly clo u d y . H lg h a n e a r 8 0 . Low s In th e low -6 0 s . Friday: P artly c lo u d y . H ig h s n c a r - 8 0 . L ow s n e a r-O O . Saturday: A fte rn o o n s h o w e rs . H lg h a in d ie u p p c r - 7 0 s . L ow s n e a r -6 0 . WEDNESDAY: 80LUNAR TABLE: rnln. 2:15 a.m.. maj. 8:35 a.m., min. 2:45 p.m.. maj. 9:10 p.m. TIDES: Daytona BsacEt high: 5:22 a.m.. 5:43 p.m.. low. 11:36 a.m.. 11:56 p.m. Nov S f i i BsacE: high: 5:27 a.m., 5:48 p.m.. low 11:41 a.m., — pan., EXTSNDSD OUTLOOK 1Cocoa Bosch: high: 5:42 a.m.. 6:03 p.m., low 11:56 a.m., — WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Ptddy 78 59 P td d y 8 0 62 p.m. r T r - 'T .v , !■« dSioll. 4. rid SATURDAY FRIDAY Ptddy 80 60 Bhwrs 79 60 LO TTER Y k N ov , Hers srs tfro winning numbers selected on Tuesday In the Florida Lottery: F a n ta s y 5 45- 13-15-24 L otto (M arch 2 1 ) 517-1S-3 2 -45-4 S u S e a s a re 1feet w ith a light chop. W ater te m p e ra tu re at D aytona la 61 degrees a n d a t New S y m m a , 62 degrees. W inds a re from th e n o r th ­ e a s t a t 10-15 m .p.h. 2 ls w in s T tc s -;^ --;:iv l Os a ford Pity 4 Tuesday was N/A sd Use overnight: N/A. W-2-7 Cash 3 p a r te d e n d in g a t IO »y t o t a l e d N / A ......................... 0 : 2 9 » t . ........................0 : 9 0 1*2 a .n s ., te a k . a .n s . y .a a . Seminole Herald “Serving Seminole County Since 1908" Wednesday, March 25.1996 • Vol. 90. No. 152 Published OaMy Except Monday, Saturday 4 Christmas by Republic Newspapers. Inc. • 300 N. French Avs., Sanford. FL 32771 Phone: (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9406 AOMMISTRATON Odessa Pugh •Business Manager Teran Garay Mesnda Moms Lnds Senegal AOVERTtSMO Cnns Sharp ■ Manager Elaine GOdane H e ir* Lavender Cheryl Slone Cl A tllF W n Keae Werner - Manager Sandy Presley CIRCULATION Berry Barmen EDITORIAL Lacy Loaf - EtUor Je t BartracSe Shari Brade OonaOutnoh David Frazier JSMB Hughes Courtney LaSe* Nek Ptadauf Dean Sm*i Tommy Vtnoery Susan Wanner Russ WTvte Penodcal Pouege Paid al Sanford. Floods and adOfonal maOng olkoea USPS 481280 Postmaster Sand addresa changes is Tbs SEMINOLE HERALD PO Boa 1M7 Sarford FL 33772 1667 Republic 1 LEGAL* Margaret GUlay Peggy Seehner rrw i nBrntri Cheryl BmBh PRtaa a strnfmo Robert *8Mp'Coeen Man Savoie BO Egan E k m tyrsat. Jr. Heed Pressman Subecrtpfon Rales (Defy A Sunday) Homs Dalrvary Mai 3 More* •1950 •3400 0 More* •3800 •4900 1tow 17100 wo oo Florida Raaidara add 7%uto* lax lo atxwe mat Newspapers, Inc. Whool of Fortune and Joopardyl Play to Win!' sweepstakes. Skolnik and the other Grand und Jeopardy! revealed a new Prize Winner will receive a trip d u e to help viewers determ ine to Los Angeles to be recog­ the correct sweepstakes puz­ nized on Wheel of Fortune and zle solution a n d /o r response for that week. When viewers Jropardyt provided the rorreet W hrd of Skolnik will be taking his Fortune puzzle solution or wife to Los Angeles with him to Jeopardy! response. they celebrate hta million dollar completed the entry form and win and to appear once on dropped It o(T at the "Play to Wheel of Fortune and Je o p ­ Win" display at Sears or ardy! Tlte air date for Ids ap­ mailed their enlry to the pearance Is In April. sweepstakes re n te r. Only onr of the games on the Consumers had the oppor­ tunity to play at home for their entry form had to be answered chance to win one million correctly to be eligible to win. dollars by watching Wired of One lucky winner was ran ­ Fortune a n d /o r Jropardyt the domly selected from the pool weeks of February 10 and of entries for each separate February 23. Each night. week of the sweepstakes to Wired of Fortune rrvcalrd new win each $ 1,000,000 grand letters to u sw repstakrs puzzle prize. More than 132,000 Florida teachers now have the o p p o r­ tunity to leant first-hand In­ formation about aquatic ani­ mals. m arine sciences and conservation by using SeaWorld Orlando's new. year­ long "Study P ass.' Specially designed for teachers, the Study Pass al­ lows Florida teachers unlim ­ ited visits to the Orlando m a­ rine life adventure park to gather up-to-date Information about m arine animals, the ocean and the environm ent. This unique and convenient opportunity serves as a teaching enrichm ent tool to help Instructors Incorporate animals, conservation and the m arine sciences Into m any different learning disciplines Including science, m ath, geog­ raphy, history and even art. For decades, teachers have relied upon SeaWorid as an educational resource, opening a window to the mysteries of the sea for millions of students every year. The park offers in­ novative approaches to learn­ ing such as outreach p ro ­ grams. field trips, m arine sci­ ence classes, custom designed classes for mentally and physically challenged stu­ dents. the 'homework hotline,* ShamuTV and Ita animal InformaUon database on the In­ ternet. Since 1991, the Emmy award-winning ShamuTV tele­ vision aeries has been used as a learning tool tn more than 13 million classroom s. S tu­ dents find answers to their animal questions by calling th e homework hotline at 180023SHAMU, an animal In­ formation telephone line staffed by SeaWorid anim al experts. SeaWorid and Busch Garden's award-winning edu­ cational database. www.seaworld.org. contains 1.000 pages of anim al facta, live video, sound clips and photos and la accessed by more than 100.000 visitors each day. To m iiif the m ost of their SeaWorid vML Florida te a c h ­ ers should visit the T eacher Education C enter a t the park's Oulded Tour Counter, a r e ­ source which la staffed by m a ­ rine life experts from SeaWorld's 100-m em ber e d u c a ­ tion departm ent. Here they'll receive a teacher's packet. In­ formation on opportunities to preview the Com m ander Ecol- * 4l 4 it l3 \ . 1& v If. . t* ^ .« M s / 1 1» / | n District Deputy Grandmaster visits Sanford Masons Ths District Deputy Grandmaster of the 16th Masonic District, the Right Worshipful WKam J. Evans, (right of canter), with Right Worshipful Bradley Rauch, District Instructor, (left of center), paid a visit recently to the Sanford Masonic Blue Lodge *52 end was greeted by Worshipful Masttr J. Mchaei Hartman (center). Members of the lodge In attendance Include Get shots now for 7th-graders • p e d a l to tk a Ha raid Middle school nurses and guidance counselors In Semi­ nole County ore working to ­ gether to Inform current 6th graders of changes In Immuni­ zation requirem ents for 7th graders In the 1998-99 rfehool year. The Department of Health and Department of Education changes mean It can take up to 6 months to complete the Hepatitis B series. The requirem ents are: T.D. booster (tetanus, diphtheria) unless a booster lias been given In the past five years. This booster Is not optional. Second measles (preferably MMR) Hepatitis B series (01 given - #2 due 1 month later • •3 due 5 m onths later) These Immunizations must be completed before students can enter 7th grade next school year. Students should take the completed Florida Certificate of Immunization (680 blue form) to h is/h e r Middle School by May 1. even If the shot s e ­ ries Is In progress. These Immunizations can be given by your family health­ care provider or the Public Health Departm ent located at the following addresses: Public Health Departm ent. 400 W. Airport Blvd.. Sanford. FI 3222724 or Public Health D e­ partm ent. Wllshlre Plaza - S.R. 436. Casselberry. 331-4020. rW lW rDOEO Dy ATCfr (not in order) Larry Brucker. Senior Warden; Scotty L. Hawes. Junior Warden; Steve Myers, Senior Deacon; Ron Roan. Junior Deacon; Lew Morrison Jr.. Carl Reed. Leroy Matve. George Morris. B4I Williams. Fred Haase. Jim Schwinan, Russel Woipert, BUI Warrington and Ed Langty. ACE Sanford Acs Harrfwar*. foe. 207 East 25m Street. Santord. FL 32771 (407) 321-0885 To the Special People: As a m^ teJ ^ U,^ c 0^ dwoLldUhk^>to thank the during the recent tomaSpeclal Pe°P»e^ l J J f Florida. They truly gave the gift of , t '5 — ly .n . ume o. d u e ,. «*•>• Florida Blood H o *e«r. blood- n o , ° n l y . * “ ‘^ 5 an emergency ^ o - o p i c who require It. To also every day^or the: many peop ^ blood supplies, continue the effortto bulk! P ford ^ Hardware. there will be a 1blood * * * • “ 1008 To show our su p ­ ine. on T hursday. March o . Rlvc something to port of those individuals ^ ^ everyone who K e community dud ^ ' ^ " o“ d,a. d . , . vdU . T o i ' S f <d>y purchase from dud store. or unappreciated. Sincerely. HSbert N. Parsell. Jr. I President �Serrunota Herald. Sanford. Fionda • Wednesday. Marcti 25,1006 - U ., Driving Infractions Jimmie Corley. 42. or 814 Seminole Ave., Longwood, was arrested Saturday Gy Seminole County deputies. Corley was charged with driving while li­ cense Is suspended or revoked. Corley was arrested at the cor­ ner of Commercial and Anchor. Obstruction of justice Keith Myers. 24. of 1506 W. 18th St.. Sanford, was arrested Sunday by Seminole County deputies. Myers was charged with obstruction of Justice and arrested at the com er of Pome­ granate and 12th. Myers did not stop riding his bicycle after repeated requests from police for him lo stop. Bogus name Constance Smith, 20. of 132 Country Club Ctr., Sanford, was arrested Sunday by S Seminole County deputies. Smith was charged with o b ­ structing by disguised person and driving while license Is suspended or revoked. Smith was arrested at the com er of 13th and Persimmon. Smith allegedly gave n bogus name to ofnrer. Aggravated assault charged Arrda Rivera. 20, of 740 SUncrest Loop. Longwood, was a r ­ rested Saturday by Longwood police. Rivera was charged with aggravated assault and a r ­ rested at the com er of State Road 000 and State Road 434. Rivera allegedly took a bat and went after victim. Patlt theft charged Nephtall Gonzalez, 36. of 462 Izmgwood Clr., Longwood. was nrrested Friday by Longwood police. Gonzalez was charged with petit theft and resisting merchant. Gonzalez was a r ­ rested at tiie 200 block of South State Road 600. Gon­ zalez allegedly exltrd store with cart full of unpuld groceries. Drug chargas Charles Smith. Ift. of 1204 Golden Gate Clr., Sanford, was unested Friday by Seminole County deputies. Smith was charged with sale of cocaine and possession of cocaine. Smith was arrested on West 13th Street. Smith s arrest was u result of a City/County Inveatigutlve Bureau operation tar­ geting street level crack co­ caine dealers. Keith Jones, of 3 i7 Poinaettta Dr.. Sanford, was arrested S a t­ urday by Sanford police. Jones was charged with a s ­ sault and arrested at the above address. Jones allegedly threatened to kill his llve-ln girlfriend according to reports. PooooaoJoo of eootrolloB Alexis Ostolaza, 10. of 614 Casa Park Ct.. Winter Springs, was arrested Saturday by Seminole County deputies. Ostolaza was charged with possession of controlled au In­ stance under 20 gram s and a r­ rested in the 300 block of Wyrnore Road. Police say that they observed a green leafy substance on a book that was sitting on Ostolaza'a lap. Rotall thoft charged Howard Sutton. 34. of 140 Academy Ave., Sanford, was arrested Friday by Sanford po­ lice. Sutton was charged with retail theft and arrested In the 1500 block of South French Avenue. Sutton allegedly tried to put pet care products down Ills trousers and exit store. Trespass aftor wars lag Leo Thom pson, 20, of 506 1/2 W. 13th St., Sanford, was arrested Friday by Sanford po­ lice. Thompson was charged with trespass after warning and arrested In the 300 block of Towne Center Circle. Offlcar pusfcod Richard Hardy, 25, of 615 Cy­ press Ave., Sanford, was arrested Saturday by Sanford police. Hardy was charged with battery on law enforce­ ment officer and resisting with violence. Hardy was arrested In the 100 block of North French Avenue. Hardy alleg­ edly pushed one officer In the chest and punched the other In the eye. < •j Photo Courtesy of Andrew Myrtle Avenue. Report said that S to n rd p h e r was arguing and raising voice at police offi­ cers. -a ,, & t 5 . - ‘i Itoon allogodly concoalod Angelo Cashe. 23. of 1311 Olive Ave., Sanford, was a r­ rested Saturday by Seminole County deputies. Cashe was charged with tampering with physical evidence, resisting with violence and assault or battery on law enforcement of­ ficer. Cashe was arrested In the 1400 block of West 13th Street. Cashe allegedly tried to conceal Illicit Items away from officers. O fficer* allegedly threatened Derrick Gordon. 24. of 1409 W. 14th St.. Sanford, was a r­ rested Saturday by Seminole County deputies. Oordon was charged with assault and a r­ rested In tiie 1400 block of West 13th Street. Oordon a l­ legedly threatened police offi­ cers. Aggravated battery Octlvla Peck. 26. of 2627 Ridgewood Ave., Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police. Peck was charged with aggra­ vated battery and arrested In tiie 2500 block of palmetto Avenue. Peck allegedly struck victim In the head with a bottle of beer. W ife alleges battery Charles Robertson. 44. of 2004 Magnolia Ave.. Sanford, was arrested Sunday by S an­ ford police. Robertson was charged with battery and a r­ rested at tiie above address. Robertson allegedly picked wife off the ground and threw her to the concrete floor. Cold m oody coat— ad Wayne Dery Sr.. 33. of 101 Erin Ct., Lake Mary, was a r­ rested Sunday by Seminole County deputies. Dery was charged with retail theft and arrested In the 2300 block of West State Road 434. Dery a l­ legedly drank the contents of a bottle of Nyqull and then set the bottle back on a different shelf. Marijeoaa chargee * - - P rosecutors w ant boy, 14, indicted for M urder One From S taff R eports SANFORD - Jonathan Arcc. 14. could be tried us an adult for the murder of 68 -year old Jean Stillman. Prosecutors arr asking a grand Jury presiding over the case to handle Arce as an adult nnd to Indict him for first degrre murder Arce Is being (barged with the murder of Stillman, who wus slain In her garage on March 10. Tiie Oviedo police are still Investigating the scene of the crime lo try and fonnulate a motive that the boy may have hud at the lime of the a t ­ tack. Over two dozen wounds were found on the wom ans body. Tiie assailant used anything from a kitchen knife to a vari­ ety of garden tools. Tiie medi­ cal examiner ruled dial Still­ man died from a wound to her neck. Prosecutors are trying to get a llfe-ln-prlson sentence for Arce. Because thr boy Is un­ der the age of 16. stale law prohibit* him from being sen­ tenced to the electric chair. He Is presently being kepi at the county’s Juvenile detention fa­ cility. According to Arce's state­ ment. Stillman was upset with him and she wanted him to come Into her house so that she could confront him. The boy said that she came at him with u knife. Stillman left a list on a table In her home of missing Items that the police discovered. When police gained a search warrant, they found some of the Items on the list In Arce's possession. Arce's peers at Oviedo High School said that tiie boy was Involved In gong activity at his former home In Miami. He Joined the student body at Oviedo this past October, but skipped school a lot. according to students. A teacher at the high school told the Seminole llemUi that Arce wore his col­ lar up. u sign of possible gang connection. Golf course, lease, plans at a standstill Daniel Lambert. 29, of 1477 C. R. 427, Longwood, was a r­ J ta l I rested Friday by Sem inoleCounty deputies. Lambert was charged with possession of m arijuana under 20 gram s, possession of cocaine and possession of drug parapher­ of intent lime limit ran out and By Nick Pfelfauf nalia. Lambert was arrested at we have been unable to get an HERALD STAFF WRITER the above address. Owner of extension of the letter of in­ residence where Lambert lives SANFORD - H ans lo re-leasc tent.* He added that the letter spotted drug paraphernalia In the Mayfair Country* Club golf of Intent had been In his hands Lambert's bedroom. course to United Golf Proper- since December. Then why didn't we even see Ues. Inc. are at a standstill. Shawn Mathis, 28. of 3310 S. The time limit on a proposal the letter until February 23rd?* Mellonvllle Ave., Sanford, was between Uie present lease Dole questioned. arrested Saturday by Seminole holder. Seminole Club. Inc., City Manager Bill Simmons County depuUes. Mathis was and United h a s run out. s a i d even If the letter was In charged with domeaUc violence Attorney Charles R. Harrison the commission's hands ear­ and arrested at the above a d ­ appeared before the Sanford lier. he would still have diffi­ dress. Mathis allegedly hit hla City Commission Monday culty In recommending any wife in the face. night, to report on the m atter. change. T h e re are Btlll some Nonfood "The time limit has expired for outstanding Issues Involved Cecognie Brad well. 33, of the re-leaslng arrangement.* he with this.* he said. *such as 415 Bay Ave.. Sanford, was a r­ said. 'The only reason I came sums of money owed to the city rested Friday by Sanford po­ before you Is because the Item by the present lease holder. lice. Bradwell was charged was listed on the agenda for Before the city could consider with retail theft and arrested In consideration, and there Is no any change 1 would want the the 300 block of Towne Center longer anything to consider.* lease current and fulfilling all Circle. Bradwell allegedly a t­ Harrison referred to Warren of the requirements.* tempted lo refund an Item E. 'Pete* Knowles having a p ­ He added. ‘From what I have taken off store shelf with an peared before the commission seen, this proposal called for accomplice. twice In recent Umes, to re­ the assignment of a clear title quest consideration of the to Unltrd Golf, and 1 couldn't VictlR allegedly bit recommrnd It. I suggest the Linda Williams. 26. of 315 lease agreement. *But he never lake Mills Rd.. Chuluota. was received any satisfaction,* Har­ matter be tabled.* Mayor Dale observed that arrested Friday by Seminole rison said. Mayor Lany Dale quickly re­ T ills Is an ongoing Issue. So County depuUes. Williams was when the present lease is set­ charged with battery and a r­ sponded that Knowles had not rested at the com er of Lake appeared before the comm is­ tled. why don't you come back Drive and Fifth Street. Wil­ sion on two occasions. *lle was and wr'll address the Issues again. If we are going to sign a liams allegedly bit a victim and only here once.* Dale said, 'and the proposal was never new lease, we want to be sure It drew blood. given to the city where It could all of the old Issues are a d ­ Fooooooloo of Orego be placed on an official dressed.* agenda. Mr. Knowles only Harrison said he would be In Andre lout Orahm, 21, of 1403 brought It up from the floor meetings regarding the pro­ Marr CL, Sanford was arrested during citizen participation. It posal later this week, and Friday by Seminole County was never an agendlzed item.* would Inform the city regarding depuUes. Orahm was charged 'Nonetheless.* Harrison con­ the further moves which may with possession of crack co­ tinued. *thc purchaser's letter be brought forth. caine and possession of can­ nabis. Orahm was arrested on Locust Avenue. Orahm's arrest was a result of a CC1B opera­ tion targeting street level drug dealers. M a r y ’m O l d m m t R m m t m u r m n t F A M IL Y O W N ID Ok O P S R A T I O 'We re Jrd ita ird lo prm klin| good service, good food. ■nd gond •tmrxpSere foe the entire family" Musi Han Coupon C all Us For Fast D elivery! 3 2 2 - 8 6 3 3 Now Accepting Visa. M.C.. Debit Cards 227 N. Country Ciul fU. Open MTU. 11-10 p.a. Frl. 4 Sat. 11-12 «.a. Sun. Closed It’s the store you remember with gifts you love! • Muffy VcndcrBear • Crane Stationery • Crabtree & Evelyn • Seagull Pewter • Vera Bradley • Boyd's Bears • Caspari _ • Lampe Berger • Christopher Radko • Roc hard Limoge S h e S n /u m /l Unique sifts, stationery and invitations lo cated next to General Cinema at la k e M ary Centre, cast of 1-4 at ta k e M ary Blvd. and Lake Emma Road Lora Horton. 20. of 1113B S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford, was a r­ rested Sunday by Sanford po­ lice. Horton was charged with disorderly conduct and a r ­ rested at the above address. Horton allegedly refused to shut down a party a t her house after repeated requests. Coby Stonedpher, 26. of 1113A Myrtle Ave., Sanford, was arrested Sunday by S an­ ford police. Stonedpher was charged with disorderly cond u d and resisting without vio­ lence. Stonedpher was a r­ rested in the 1000 block of Melanie Zlegler-Yount. 24. of 500 W. Airport Blvd., Sanford, was arrested Saturday by Sanford police. Zlegler-Yount was charged with battery and arrested at the above address. Zlegler-Yount allegedly slapped he husband. 829-2244 « SEMINOLE s ICOMMUMTYCOLIEOE ‘Ipui’ie Jnuited to o n Jnfxrnnaticncd Earn you r BACHELOR DEGREE in Business Administration or Criminology with Saint leo College on the Seminole Community College Campus. Please join us on the Seminole Com m unity College Campus: M arch 31,1998 6:00 p m • Room: A-202 ft ^ * * » Fur H urt lnjurm unum rrp ird tn i ur prugrtm p U m t am tm et Satoi Lru C uA rjt m SCC Cnm fm t Office L-JOJA Office Houn Tttndey 6 Thundmj ADOpm ■TOOpm u tm I n CuUrp a t SCC C am fiut Vr e t w U (407) JZ S JQ49 JloUt us jo t 34th Annual Kiwanis Pancake Day To B enefit 20 C h a rltiM Rotall tboft Thomaslna Howard, 23. of 2510 Clalrmont Ave., Sanford, was arrested Saturday by Seminole County depuUes. Howard was charged with retail theft and arrested In the 4100 block of Lake Mary Boulevard. Howard allegedly told store manager that she had paid for Items the night before that she did not receive In her bags. -ja a a r Closing ceremonies for the Moving Vietnam Veterans Me­ morial will be held today at 7 p.m. T h e POW/MIA Candlelight Vigil wd end the w a fs week-long Central Florida visit hosted by the Veterans of Central Florida in conjunction with the City of Al­ tamonte Springs. T h e Memorial, on display at Cranes Roost Park, is open to the public free of charge. Saturday, March 28,1998 • Sanford CMc Center Serving 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Meal Donation: $3.00 Per Person Take-out and Seconds Available Other ActMdoot Merchandise Mart Fresh Produce Silent Auction Entertainment BakeSale Door Prizes All Dayl Aigolog with officers a ft Tickets Available At Sanford Qua Sanford Mineat or aey KhwaUa For Info Call: PNIGunster66&-l615 or Walt Smith 323-5088^ �4 A - SetvtrtM Hsrsld. Santofd. Ror>cU . W sdnssday. March 25,1086 Pass E D IT O R IA L The NIMBY attitude Sanford doesn't need just one new hotel, such as that pro­ posed for the Fort Mellon Park area. It needs two or three hotels, with convention facilities as well. The SeminoleHerald editorials have mentioned this before, and will, no doubt, bring it up again in the future. Hotels bring people and people bring improvements in the local economy. Overall, everyone will benefit -fro m our local governments to businesses and individual residents. There are many organizations which conduct conventions on an annual basis. For example, the Florida Association of Circuit Court Clerks. Each year that group draws over a thousand people for three days. Circuit Court Clerks rotate in various locations across the state, almost always in cities which are county seats. But they can only hold these con­ ventions in areas where there ore adequate convention facili­ ties. Surely, it would be impossible to hold it in Sanford. Look at what is happening. Our high schools are all going out of the area for their major events such as graduations. The Central Florida Zoological Park holds its annual fund­ raising galas out of the area. Local fund-raising events draw hundreds when they could draw thousands. There could even be difficulties with the proposed im­ provements at the historic Sanford Memorial Stadium. Should predicted influxes of sports events blossom as ex­ pected, where would teams, supporters and fans stay while events are under way? Yes, we have some outstanding places to stay, but not to house thousands of visitors. Look at what could be done if we had adequate hotel and convention facilities. Most conventions offer spare time. People staying in Sanford could visit the zoo, take a cruise on the St. Johns River, go for comfortable walks along the lakcfront, even make a fishing trip. Yet people object. They say the city doesn't need a major hotel. In effect, they are actually saying they don't want to see the city, its merchants and its citizens prosper. While most would deny it, they simply don’t want progress, al­ though they constantly scream for lower taxes, better paved streets, better street lighting and more places at which to shop. Progress cannot come and will not come to our area as long as citizens continue to take the "NIMBY” approach (Not in My Back Yard). Sapfod is a great d ty in which to live and work. It will become even better, but unfortunately, until we eliminate this NIMBY attitude, it may take so many years to accomplish, that none of us alive now will ever prosper from the changes. Weinberglook at thia. aa a regional community with no bounda­ ries.* With thta perspective, it la easy to a w th e direction of the cham ber.' W tttbcrg aald that SO percent at the people who live In Seminole County work In Orange County. T h ey work there but they live here and they apend here. Maybe they go ahopplng there, b ut they eat In restaurant* here. And those people from Orange County, will go to Crane's Roost for en­ tertainm ent...or go to down­ town Sanford, ao the money tranacenda the boundaries. And when you have the second amalleat county In the commu­ nity...you have to think of the The Seminole cham ber takes a 3-tiered approach In bene­ fiting Its membership. 1.400 large and small business ownera. Through rcpreacntaUon. networking and resources, the cham ber focuaea on busi­ nesses working together to make Seminole County a better place to live. "By listening to the needa of our community, we heard that there la a serious concern about quality workforce In Seminole County. * aald Wein­ berg. The chamber. In p a rtn e r­ ship with BDOSIedman. LLP C onsultants and Accountants and Seminole Community Col­ lege. last year, researched published and distributed to the business and education community an assessm ent of the business environment and workforce Issues in the county. Community Luncheons, such aa the State of the County Ad­ dress, to be given Thursday by Seminole County Board of County Commissioners Chair m an Randy M onts, are another way the cham ber offers the importunity for members to share Ideas and develop busi­ ness prospects. An education update, with Seminole County Public School Superintendent Paul Hagerty. E. Ann McOee, 3resident of SCC and Jo h n lltt. president of University of Central Florida, aa speakers, is scheduled for next month. The annual Orowth Report, In January, began the year. The 14gialaHn Luncheon, “when ou r representatives re­ turn from Tallahassee* to scheduled for May; the Small Business Awards, for Septem ­ ber; and the 4th annual Indus­ try Recognition luncheon. In November. The cham ber also sponsors the annual Political Hob Nob, in August, giving members the opportunity to meet and apeak with candidates for various atatc and local offices. Small Business Breakfasts are held every other month and monthly Busi­ ness After Hours at various lo­ cations around the county. The Greater Seminole County Chamber of Commerce waa the first Chamber to go on record in support of a conference center. Weinberg aald and With the help of Jack Wert, Tourist Development Director for Seminole County, have Identi­ fied the Interstate-4 corridor, near Healhiuw as a possible site. Sanford Mayor Larry Dale presented an alternative site, at the January growth lunch­ eon. for a development on Lake Monroe. Weinberg aald. *WeTl enthusiastically support a conference center In Sanford.* Weinberg joined the cham ber In May of 1095, after serving as ■pedal assistant to Orlando Mayor Olends Hood, as the television and film liaison and as news director and anchor on a talk radio station. Weinberg serves aa presi­ dent. unlike other cham bers, where the paid head la called an executive director. Weinberg aald Seminole prefers the title of president, with a board of directors. 'Since we promote business, our structure reflects a business structure.* The Stale of Seminole County, a multi-media presenta­ tion featuring Seminole County Board o f County Commission­ ers Chairman Randy Morris and the mayors o f Altamonte Springe, Casselberry, Lake Uary. Longwood. Oviedo, San­ ford and Winter Springs wilt be held a t the Orlando North Hil­ ton In Altamonte Springs. There are no tickets available, but the luncheon waa open to members and non-members. the multi­ media presentation and the mayor's round table discussion wtU be recorded by WMFE TV Channel 24 for broadcast to 2 one-hour programs to be pre­ sented April S a t 11:30 a m and April 12 at J l^ O a m . For more trformatton an the chamber, and the growth to Seminole County, see our Progpess spe­ cial section this weekend to the Seminole HemkL Trashmoved more than 400,000 pounds of trash. Bill Graf, of the St. Jo h n s Water Management D istrict aald that the more unusual Items that came out of the S t Jo h n s were an adult video, a bar stool, cowhoma and a kitchen floor. T here was this weird shape ball of plastic with a stem on it.” Graf aald, "It was like an alien pod.* There were about 610 volun­ teers from Seminole County and a total of 21.000 pounds waa pulled o u t Altogether, 5.489 volunteers took out 306,316 pounds of trash. Upon visiting, teachers m ust show a valid Florida teaching certificate, paycheck stub no more than 30 days old and a photo ID. Contin wed from Psgs 2A ogy educational field trip allow, and tips on how to d e ­ sign a self-guided tour. While exploring the park, teachers will And educators stationed at each animal a t­ traction ready to offer sugges­ tions for using Interactive edu­ cational displays and Inform a­ tion about the animals, their habitats and the environ­ mental Issues that affect them .. t SeaWorld's Study Pass Is good for visits to the park for one school year (from date of receipt of receipt through June. 1999). Parking and other discounts are not In­ cluded. Teachers m ust be full­ time. teaching tn grades K-12. and certified by the state. The Anheuser-Busch Theme Parks Include Busch G ardens In Tampa Bay and Wil­ liamsburg. Va.: SeaWorld m a­ rine life adventure parks In Road Stadium- Costtossd from P i p 1A In the authority’s mission statem ent. It explains that the mission Is to “solicit and su p ­ port activities, events and sports-related business that stimulate the C rntral Florida economy, construct nnd utilize sports facilities, enhance the area’s Image worldwide, pro­ vide outstanding entertainm ent and participatory opportunities and contribute to Central Florida’s quality of life.* One of the first projects to be undertaken regarding Sanford Is the authority's rebuilding and refurbishing of the stadium on Mellonvtlle Avenue. *Our aim Is to rebuild that historic stadium to Us original glory.* Johnson told the comm ission­ ers. "It Is history and It Is heri­ tage. and there Is no reason why we shouldn't have It as such." Johnson said while h r ex­ pected a renewed Interest In the stadium would probably draw thousands of people to Sanford, he observed that the one problem might be a seri­ ous lack of uvallable hotel and motel rooms for groups of such side. T ills seems lo go hand In hand with the concept of i n liavtng a new major hotel at the Fort Melon Park area.* ob­ served Commissioner Whlley Eckstein. "With a new hotel there, the people would cer­ tainly have a place to slay.* Commissioner Velma Wil­ Sheriff Orlando, San Diego. San Anto­ nio and Cleveland; Adventure Island tn Tampa Bay; W ater Country In Williamsburg; and Sesame Place n ear Philadel­ phia. Anheuser-Busch Theme Partes employ more than 15,000 people. A leader In conservation nnd education, Anheuser-Busch Costtossd boas P i p 1A T h is to a good first step In helping Florida get back a fairer share of the gasoline taxes we send to W ashington. D.C.,* he continued. In addition to the $14 million 1-4 widening and bridge proj­ ect. there are other programs which will also benefit from the passage of the legislation. They Include another $14 million for the addition of a n ­ other traffic lane on 1-4 through downtown Orlando, from SR-436 to South Street. Approximately $2.75 million for preliminary engineering and final design for a new overpass at SR-43G and U.S. Highway 17-92. Other projects tnvolve a liams agreed that tt would be nn excellent opportunity for the city of Sanford to have the old stadium refurbished. Not all of the money for the rebuilding would be coming from the government entitles Involved In the authority. Johnson also projected fund­ raising events and opportuni­ ties. corporate sponsorships, state funding opportunities and private donations. Events scheduled already In­ clude the 1098. 1999 and 2000 Amateur Softball Association Men's Super Open Softball Championships which have a l­ ready been established. Also planned are the new winter league major league Itaseball. National Junlor/Flortda Community College Athletic Association Men's Baseball Championships, as well as other cham pionships and events for NCAA Division II and III, College Baseball, Seminole Community College Baseball. American Legion Baseball. Babe Ruth Baseball. High School games, classics and cham pionships and am a­ teur athletic union events. lie also suggested the s ta ­ dium Is a potential site for (hr Doyle Baseball camp, currently held at various sites through­ out C rntral Florida on an a n ­ nual basis. A number of local am ateur events would also be held at the stadium. Sanford City Manager BUI Simmons explained that the restoration would be accom ­ plished In three phases. 'Phase one. putting up lights and other nreds. has already been done by the city.* he said. ‘Hanning for Phase II would be approximately $87,000 and an additional amount of $25,000 for Phase III which would be the actual construc­ tion. According to the wording of the proposed agreement with the authority, the City of S an­ ford would only pay $25,000 as Its share In the overall refur­ bishing of the stadium One of the largest problem s was brought up by Kay Scott, architect for the project who said there would need to be an expenslvr project of removing lead paint. Hr predicted that aspect alone would take three to four weeks. Generally however. Johnson and Scott both observed that work on the stadium could get under way In the very near fu­ ture. pending final approval with the city regarding the agreements. Each member of the rlty commission spoke favorably regarding the proposal and the potential for economic Inip ro v tm m li expected by the refurbishing of the stadium and subsequent sports promotions. There waa no Immediate Indi­ cation regarding when the con­ tract would be formally adopted by the city. want It. I don't want It." Community Information Direc­ tor. Theme Parks m aintain an animal Information site on the World Wide Web designed es­ pecially for students and teachers at www.seaworld.org. To learn more about the An­ heuser-Busch Theme Parks, visit their new Interactive Web site at www.4adventure.eom or call toll-free (B00)4ADVENTURE. Cross Seminole Trail connec­ tion. a pedestrian overpass on 1-4 for the Florida Scenic Trail, widening of SR-44 tn Volusia County from DeLand to New Smyrna Beach, and various other transportation related m atters. Mica said he fuUy expects the legislation to pass, and that the money will become avaUable to Florida. *to help meet the trem endous transportation needs throughout our area.* \JK C LB S u r i i r a . NICKS LIQUOR BAR u v e S ^ n u s i c HOURS M ON-SUN 10 AM-2 AM FRI - SAT M A R C H ? 7l h K ? 81h H.ick tty P opul.tr O rm .w tt INNER LOGIC CAKE EGGS * 1.00 EGG B O X ES * 3.00 CHOOSE: LA his staff would offer assistance. The compromise from five security people to three waa made between agenda review discussion by the comm ission­ ers tn the morning and the af­ ternoon public hearing. T h e Important thing to to see tt all come together." said Commis­ sioner Dick Van Der Weide. Firming said that It waa "no small task" for the Security Supervisor to process the 1.200 or more pass cards for the new building. The position will be filled as soon as possi­ ble. The security specialists will begin work when the building opens around June 15. "I still have a hard time with this," Kaiser said. "But three Isn't as bad aa five." In other county business: ♦ The Interlocal agreement between Seminole County and Sanford to share adult enter­ tainment altes was approved unanimously Tuesday night. ♦ There are no Immediate plana for the county to acquire Sanlando Utilities Corp. The commissioners had a work session Tuesday morning. T h is to not an acquisition — It to not even close." said Chair­ man Randy Morris. "If the resi­ dents of the community don't ♦ The county confirmed the appointment of Frances C han­ dler as Director of Planning and Development at a salary $09,294 and the appointm ent of Tony VanDerworp as Direc­ tor of Economic Development. Special Projects at a salary of $86,340. On April 1. Jam es Marino begins his duty as l*ublic Works Director. Michael Erie! has begun his duties as ♦ The commission approved. 4-1, a $150,000 economic in­ centive award to Induce the tree relocation and expansion of FlSERV Orlando. Inc. to the county. FlSERV provides fi­ nancial information for au to ­ mation systems, electronic data processing and software production. lames CLOWN \[\ MINNIES [ Call For Special Location O f Sale! 323-0253 Thur. * Fri. April 2 A 3 April 0 * 1 0 Briefs SgS 1A In SBA business loans for a to ­ tal of $376,022. Residents still seeking assis­ tance m ust register by calling FEMA'a toll-free num ber 1­ 800-462-9029. Lines are open Monday through Saturday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.tn. Rid Cross opportunities LONGWOOD - The American Red Cross Seminole Service Center will offer a num ber of health, volunteer and disaster training opportunities throughout the month of April at Its facilities. 705 W. SR-434 in Longwood. Courses will be offered on SATURDAY’S ONLY APRIL 4 * 11 SANFORD PUBL1X various dates In such subjects as CPR. first aid. safety, and others. For additional Inform a­ tion and costs, phone 332­ 8200. Zap tha zip As of this week, custom ers placing calls to Pensacola. Panama City. Tallahassee and surrounding areas will be r e ­ quired to dial the new 850 area code. Customers had been able to use the 904 code until this past weekend. Now. persons attem pting to use the 904 area code in calling that area of the panhandle will r e ­ ceive a recorded ‘Intercept message* explaining the change. Buy life insurance and save on your car. T D V n c n you buy your life nn BILL I t P f H H l Bill R. Belisle. 64. Holbrook Circle, Lake Mary, died Mon­ day. March 23. 1998. Mr. Be­ lisle was bom in Blakley. Os. on Sept. 23. 1933. Mr. Belisle was a health service manager and had ‘ worked for H.R.S.. T.B. control for 38 y e a n . He served tn the U.S. Army. Survivors include wife, Fran­ ces; sons. Michael, Quincy, Mark, Deltona; daughters, Cynthia. Taos, N.M.. Crystal. Sanford; stepson. Mark Meeks, Chesapeake, Va.; stepdaugh­ ters. Linda Meeks. Melrose, Fla.. Donna Barton. Winter Park. Bonnie N u tt Durham. N.C., parents, BUI and Eva Be­ lisle, Plant City; brothers. Mehin. Brandon. Joel, Plant City; eight grandchildren. Baldwln-Falrchild Oaklawn Park Cemetery and Funeral Home. Lake Mary. In charge of arrangem ents. • ■ ^ i n s u r a n c e from us through A u to -O w n c n Insur­ > ance. y o u 'll receive special Mass., she moved to Central Florida In 1971. Mrs. Quinn was a homemaker. She was s Baptist. Survivors Include husband, Jam es E.; son, Jam es B.; daughter. Lori Je a n Quinn. Orlando; brothers, David Peckham. Carl Wagner. Nell Wag­ ner. all of Fall River. Mass. Family Funeral Care. Oviedo, in charge of arrangem ents. JOHN N. • P IN 0 8 0 Jo h n N. Sptnoso. 63. Lake­ side Circle, Sanford, died Sun­ day. March 22. 1996 tn Or­ lando. Bom In Astoria, N.Y.. he moved to Central Florida in 1985. Mr. Splnoao was an ele­ vator mechanic. He waa a member of the Moose Lodge. Mr. Sptnoso to an Army veteran of the Korean War. He was a Catholic Survivors Include wife, Jackie; son, Mark A.. Sanford; daugh­ ter. Mona Lisa Travers, Winter Springs; mother. Mary, Or­ lando; six grandchildren. Family Funeral Care, Oviedo, tn charge of arrangem ents. discounts on your car insur­ ance. W e ’ ll save you money. A s an independent A u to ­ Owners agent, we take great interest in you - as w ell as your car. Stop in our �HCIje Herald Sormnoio Herald. Santord. Florida •Wednesday. Marrfi 25,1998 •11 Slow-pitch to return Sharks win Women’s championship SAC to offer girls’ slow-pitch softball this fall Prom S taff Reporta SANFORD _ Lisa Berg tripled In two runs to break a 2-2 tie and the Sharks went on to post a 7-3 victory ovrr Today Homes In the cham pionship game of the Sanford Recreation Department Women’s l*olar Hear Slowpltch Softball League at Plnehurst Park Tuesday. Today Homes and the Sharks had both won handily lost week to finish the regular season tied at 0-3, forcing last night's playoff. Last week. Today Homes had blanked the Renegades 12-0 and the Sharks had blitzed Vaughan Incorporated 22-6. In the other game. Paul's Auto and Truck Repair had tripped Vtvona's 12-4. In the other game played last night. Vtvona’s scored four runs In the bottom of the sixth Inning to complete a comeback from a 5-0 third Inning deficit to edge Vaughan In­ corporated 14-12. The final standings: Sharks (10-3). Today Homes (Q-4|, Vtvona's (7-5). Paul's Auto A Truck Repair (6 -6 ). Vaughan Incorporated (5­ 7). Design Foods (4-8) and Renegades (2-10). In the playoff game. Today Homes used a huge error to score two runs In the fourth in­ ning to take a 2-1 lead after the Sharks had scored In the first Inning on an RBI single by Denise Stallings. In the bottom of the fourth Inning. Stallings singled with one out and scored an out later on a single by Deborah Van Demark to tie the game. After Kathy Spellman reached on on er­ ror. Derg ripped her triple to put the Sharks ahead to stay. Gloria Eflrd followed with an RDI single and the Sharks added Insurance runs In each of the fifth and sixth Innings. Dawn Evans singled In Today Homes' final run In the sixth Inning. Doing the hitting were: By J e ff Bcrllnlcke ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR SANFORD Starling next year, there* a good chance there will be two Seminole Athletic Conference Softball champion* each season. County athletic director* and school adm inis­ trator* have approved adding fall slow-pitch so ft bid! to the list of sports offered by Seminole County schools. Slow-pitch Joins girls weight­ lifting nnd girls' wrestling as new sports being offered under federal gender equity laws. I*lay will begin In September and Oviedo Ath­ letic Director l*aul Greer said It Is probable that tire F11SAA will sanction the sports and recog­ nize state champions. (E ditor's not* _ The FHSAA recently tabled a vote on whether to sanction slow-pitch softball for 1998). PLAYOFF: MARCH 34: Vtvona's: three hits _ Leah Sparrow (double). Shae Brown. Sue Nickel). Becky Simpson: two hits _ Dee Walden: one hit _ Sue Mohr. . . Vaughan Incorporated: four hits _ Gina Green (triple, double, five RBI). Bonnie Chaplin; three hits _ Luanne Maclsaac. Carol G am er two hits _ Mary Sechrest. Carol Nop s# Woman. Page 2B By J e ff BerUnlcke ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR LAKE MARY _ Sometime* you liave to set new chal­ lenges. That's what the Lake Mary softball team Is experi­ encing as It waltzes through conference and district play looking for new challenges. After a bnttnl 13 0 win ovrr Lyman last night, the Roms continued a winning streak they started after art upset loss to Winter Springs three weeks ago. Since then, they've been on a roll and trying to end games after live Innings based on the 10-run rule. A four-game stretch Including games against Semi­ nole. Lyman and Lake Brantley, are a prelude to a tournament tn Dunedin In which the Rams may have to prove exactly how good they realty are. Much has to do with the strength of the Rams and that's the pitching staff. Most team s In Seminole County have a go-to pitcher. t but Lake Mary has three in Sarah Smith. Hallle Sowards and Kelly Hurbour. Each can lead a staff but none regrets not having the ball every night. "It doesn't bother me." Smith said. "Any one of us ran get the Job done. We have a good team this year." The Rams proved that last night, ending the game In five Innings. The Rama benefited from Lyman’s pitching which allowed 22 walks but only two hits. Yara Otero and Nicole White scored three times and Sowards. Jackie Crtspell and Meagan Dontrich each scored twice to key the Rams as the walked around the bases. Smith allowed only three hits for the Rams who scored four In the first Inning, four In the second and five In the third to make It an early evening. i aUr Mary coach Jeannlc Ftaher said her team was looking to end things early during a four-game stretch that has them facing Dr. Phillips. Lyman. Seminole and Lake Brantley. "We're trying to stress tn these four games to win It In five innings." Fisher said. "We set goals for each game to give them something to work on." Last night's game also marked the return of Jean n le Manz. one of the team 's best player*. A centerflelder. she missed the early part of the season but came back last night to add another bat to the lineup. ■Were awesome." Manz said. "We can beat any­ body." That's a message ringing loud and clear. SEMINOLE THUMPS LAKE BRANTLEY SANFORD _ Marta Duvall hurled a four-hitter and struck out six as Seminole took an early lead and coasted to a 5-1 victory over Lake Brantley In a Semi­ nole Athletic Conference girls' fast-pitch softball game a t Seminole High School Tycw^sy flight and now. )ier Zflcprd.tp 6-3 dp pp,(hc ilfle season *c*i Dpvall ran. her has 50 strike outs in those nine sta rts, -We realty played well," said Seminole head coach _ _ tonight □night aass 1! i team. The David Roger*. "We _grew up girls played like they believed In each other." Providing the offense for the Fighting Seminole* were Kelley Langton (2-for-3 with a double, one RBI). Duvall (2-for-4. one run scored, one RBI). Lakelta Bryant (2-for-4, two runs scored). Octavla Redd (1-for1), Tamara Sleep (l-for-2) and Mandy Prtddy (l-for-3). Seminole (6-3) will be at Lake Mary on Thursday night at 7 p.m. for an SAC m atchup with jh e R a m s :_ FIQHTINQ BEMINOLXS 5. PATRIOTS 1 000 0 0 1 0 . 1 4 1 ______ S31 O O O l. B 0 B peg*. lake Brantley battery not available. Duvall and Bland. WP _ Duval (0 3) 11* . N/A. S a w . none. 3B _ Scsttnok. Lanfton. 3 0 _ none, i n _ none. Record* . Seminole 0-3.______________________________________ { Laka Mwy haad fast-pitch aoftbal coach Jaannia Ftohor has har Rama on a thrsa-wsok winning rol. Johnson to speak at Boys & Girls Clubs fundraiser 17 \ !' for next fall. Including a tournam ent Involving each of the county team s to be held at Lake Brantley on Sept. 12. All games would be played on Saturday’s at one site, with each school hosting on a rotating schedule (l.e., Seminole one week. Lake Mary the next. etc.). Seminole County schools played slow-pitch until five year* ago when the county switched to state-m andated fast-pitch. Greer said that since most college programs only offer fast-pitch the change was made to ensure a better opportunity to receive athletic scholarships. With federal gender equity laws requiring an equal num ber of opportunities for males and females and the Inclusion of a large num ber of football player* into the equation, athletic di­ rectors have been scrambling to even the play­ ing field. Rams, Tribe fast-pitch teams roll Sharks: two hits _ Denise Stallings. Kathy Spellman. Jackie.Tplfoun one hit _ Lisa Derg (triple). Tanya Oeiger. Shrtla Sanders. Robin Bishop. Patty Potty. Deborah Van Demark. Olorta Eflrd. Today Homes: two hits _ Marie Dye. Laura Harlow, one hit _ Teresa llowdyshell. Dawn Evans. Becky M cCaman. M ARCH Oreer said thnt one-third of all state schools must participate In order for tire sport to be sanctioned ns on official state title sport. Seven schools In Seminole County, Including Lake Mary, lake Howell. Lake Brantley. Winter Springs. Oviedo. Lyman and Seminole, will offer the sport. I.ake Mary Athletic Director Doug Peter* said that even If lire sport Isn't offered as a statesanctioned sport. It would be a conferencerecognized sport, much *lke boys' volleyball which crowns a VolleyFest champion each fall. Greer said the credit belongs to Seminole Athletic Director and baseball coach Mike Pow­ er*. ’Mike Power* came up with the Idea and we all have to give him full credit." Greer said. Power* has already put together a schedule I l l 001 0 . 4 B *43 0 3 1 * . 13 19 ooooo. o a 403 9 9 . 13 19 099 9 9 0 7 . 9 9 93 110 910 1 . 0 19 M A R C H 34 I I I 990 0 . 1 9 9 1 004 944 B _ 14 I t PLATOPT 2 - 2 ." — 000 901 0 . 9 7 100 4 1 1 s . 7 19 H o m egro w n H ydropon ics 8-0 in Co-Ed SANFORD _ Jim Clifford drove In three runs and Dave Brownell. Robin Brown and Dave Jickell drove In two each as Homegrown Hydro­ ponics stayed unbeaten with a 13-1 victory over Chang's C ar Care In Sanford Recreation De­ partm ent Co-Ed Polar Bear Slowpltch Softball League action a t Plnehurst Park Monday night. Homegrown Hydroponics scored five runs in the first and fourth innings to end the game early. In the other game. Beer :30 got a 7-0 forfelt victory from Hounea Truss. Next Monday night the league will wrap up the regular ^ « m n with another make-up from Feb­ ruary 16 that will have Beer :30 (4-4) playing Chang's Car Care (4-4) for second place at 7 p.m. and Homegrown Hydroponics (8-0) taking on Holmes Truss (0-8) at 8 p.m. Doing the hitting were: Homegrown Hydroponics: three hits . Jim Clifford (home run. triple, double, three RBI): two hits Randy Cutllp (two doubles), Dave Brownell (double). Paula Songer one hit _ Robin Brown (double), Mike Burney. Lorrte Jickell. Dave Jickell, Tina Hill. Chang's Car Care: two hits _ Dave Blakey (triple), Jam es Gamer, one hit _ Chris Bryson (double), John Stewart. Lucy Mtari Dolphins haad coach Jimmy Johnson Mi ba tho faatursd »P*4**r th® g«i« staak and Steak Dinner for Boys 6 Olds CkAt of CsrkrsJ Florida next weak. Valencia nine clubs SCC T at*A a sso r ts From $ U n R sporu SANFORD _ Late inning woes again did In the Seminole Commu­ nity College baseball team aa V a­ lencia Community College took a d ­ vantage of a big error to score four unearned runs In the seventh in­ ning and go on to defeat the Raid­ er* 14-4 in a Mid-Florida Confer­ ence game at Raider Field Tuesday afternoon. SCC led 1-0 after one inning and a s tro . » t the score was tied a t 3-3 heading • M B s . IB 14 Into the seventh Inning when the o .. n n s n arl _____ , _____ _ ____ ooo a to s $ 4 _ 14 is a to o n o io o _ 4 a s OretUnCrr. Bcmn 171 and MfsmUh. Mario. Jenkins if iT Ycfcnld. (7» and O u te p t* . WP . O n ta n a c r (3-3). I P . Jenkins (1-51 a s * _ r w o T a t i J V C C . Palm 3. Dorarapdw. B CC. HOI. 3B . none. MR _ V C C . Palm. Bramah; BCC. E n te n te OJ O i t e w e r t l; Ikconte V C C 13-14 overall. 3-4 M -fC : BCC M fC T h is is my own favorite ^ v en ln g of the year." Cain have young people here repre­ senting every one of our Central Florida d u b s, along with more than 700 Central Floridians who realty care what happens to young people In this community. "It's quite an evening. ” The dinner begins a t 6:30 p.m. For more Information contact: Gary W. Cain. President Bays A Girls Clubs of Central Florida a t (407) 641-6855. SCO softball team sweeps m MaAtTA im D OuR S14. 1 4RAIDERS , R A ID E R S4 4 . „ Orlando _ The Boys A Girls Clubs of Central Florida. Inc. hopes to raise a s much as $165,000 to support summer pro­ grams for young people, and Miami Dolphins head coach Jimmy Jo h n ­ son might be Just the person to help. Gary W. Cain, president of the Central Florida youth service o r­ ganization. said Johnson will be the featured speaker a t this year's Annual Steak and Steak dinner on Monday. March 30 a t Church Street Station. Tupperwsre Corporation la sponsoring Johnson's trip to Or­ lando for the event and Outback R estaurants and Church Street Station are among the sponsor* for the fundraising ev en t which last year raised more than $160,000. T h is la our principal fundraiser for the whole year." Cain More than 750 people are expected to attend, and funds generated help support a wide variety of pro­ grams that help foster better edu­ cation. responsibility and good citizenship among the many youngsters served by the 12 Boys A Girls Clubs branch facilities In Orange, Seminole and Osceola Counties. Cain said. Seminole County faculties In­ clude _ Apopka. East Altamonte. West Sanford. Midway Extension and Midway Teen Extension. One of the featured events at the Annual Steak and Steak dinner will be the naming of the Central F lo r ­ ida "Youth of The YeaT*. a prestig­ ious award that recognizes out­ standing leadership among area young people aa well as positive contribution to local community service organizations, school ex­ tracurricular activities and Boys A Girls Club participation. ~ The Matador* Unproved to 12-14 overall and 3 -4 In the conference, while the Raider* fell to 10-21 Frsaa s ta ff Kaports SANFORD _ Christy Neudeck had a big day a t the plate and Rene Hooper tossed a two-hitter tn the nightcap a s the Seminole Community College softball tram swept a doubleheader In Spring Oamea a t Raider Field Tuesday afternoon. Neudeck. a freshman from University Christian Ui Jacksonville, drove In two runs while Kim Ramey and Lake GAME ONE ■ im _ m_ 4 a. m sm sm j s CASniWAIS CC 010 100 0 _ S S 0 . 4 7 1 ad 0 ««r. M A tr sad M U c rtT -B i. LP . Roam. aa . mcc. paste a. sa . HR.i _ S, HUSKIES 0 _ CC 000 000 _ 0 S 1 100 SSS _ S 17 S (10-101. LP .A tk in s . _ BCC. N stecfc. Sharp. * » _ B C C Har*- te e w d i . BCC LU&. �20 •Seminole Herald. Santord. Florida •Wednesday March 25.1990 Legal Notices Call the Sanford Recreation Department at 330-5697 for details and to confirm time and place of workout. IN BRIEF Last chance for 16-18 baseball SANFORD _ The Sanford Rccrratlon De­ partm ent will hold a final workout session this evening (Wednesday) for boys 16-to-l8 years old Interested tn playtng Babe Ruth Senior Baseball this spring. The workout will be at C hase Park from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. and Interested parties must attend. Sanford would like to hold Its own league here In town, but If enough players are not found, the SRD will put together two or three team s and play tn a county league with team s from Longwood. Altamonte Springs and Oviedo. R a id e r s------C ontinued from Page IB Howell's Brittany Scott drove In one each as the Raiders doubled the score on Morton Community College from Illinois 4-2. SCC only led the nightcap 10 after three Innings but then came alive to score seven runs over the next three Innings and finished with 17 hits to back Hooper in shutting out Henry Forda Community College from Michigan 8-0. The Raiders ore now 21-19 on the season and will play a Mid-Florida Conference doubleheader in Gainesville on Thursday starting at 2 p.m. against Santa Fe Community College. Providing the ofiense for SCC In the first game were Neudeck (2-for-3. run. two RBI). Shannon Hay and Oviedo’s Deslrae Schwarts (both l-for-3, one run scored). Scott and Ramey (both l-for-3. one RBI). Candice Hays (l-for-3) and Oviedo LAX girls unbeaten WINTER PARK _ Goalkeeper Erika Wither­ spoon turned away 11 shots as Oviedo cruised W inter Park". 8-3, in a battle of un­ beaten girls' Lacrosse teams at Showalter Field Tuesday night. The Lions Improved to 5-0 with the win and will host Lyman at John Courier Field on Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Winter Park fell to 4-1. Providing the offense for Oviedo were C ar­ rie Wright (two goals, two assists). Ann Hug­ gins (two goals). Melissa McDcrmltt, Amy Griffin. Heather Cox and Christina Tesla (one goal each) and Lucy Young and Klin Carberry (one assist each). Lyman's Jam ie Sharp (run). Powering the attack In game two were Neudeck (3-for-4 with u double, nut. RBI). Scott (3for-4. two nuts, RBI). Lake Brantley's Mantle Bernstein (3for-4. nut. RBI). Hays (2-for-4 see C ontinued from Page IB overall and 1-6 In the M FC. SCC will continue a tough stretch of games today when It hosts Columbus State In a doubleheader starting at 1:30 p.m. at Raider Field. The Raiders then hit the road for a conference game In Ocala against Central Florida Com ­ munity College starting at 3 p.m. on Thursday, a nonconference game tn Tampa against Florida College sinning at 3 p.m. on Fhday and a n ­ other conference doubleheader tn Jacksonville against Florida Community College staning at noon on Saturday. with a home nut. nut. two RBI). Sharp (2-for-3. mn). Deltona's Erin Maljub (l-for-3. two RBI). Ramey (l-for-3. run). Diane Macaluso (1-for-4. rurt) and Oviedo's Carrie McAullfie (I-for-4. RBI). Palm led VCC. going 3-for-4 with a home run and two dou­ bles. three ntns scored and three RBI. while Lagrasta was 3-for-4 with two runs scored and four RBI. Providing the offense for SCC were Sanford's Phillip E ubanks (2-for-4 with Ills second home run of the year, one run scored, one RBI). Josh Rhodes (2-for-5, two RBI). Johnny Gulseppe (1for-3 with his second home run of the season, one run scored, one RBI). Travis Gamble (1-for4 with his 10th double of the season). Jam ey Epperson (1 for-5. run). Krntrelie Evans (Ifor-4) and Je sse Arvanltis (run). Women Con tin usd from Pugs IB man; one hit _ Lynn Webb (double). Lucy Sellers. Margaret Cleven­ ger. MARCH 17: Paul's Auto and Truck R epair two hits _ Be­ linda Anderson (home run). Ann Lanza. Carol Cranlck. Kathy Lynn. Dtno Wilson; one hit M'cld Lewis. Tammy Japes. Barb Martin. Vlvona's: three hits _ Kathy Kllngensmlth (home run. triple); two hits _ Leah Sparrow; one hit _ Sue Nickel). Dee Walden. Dawn Neff. Jodi Getman. Today lfom et: three h its _ “Marie Dye (home run): two hits _ Tracy Carroll, Beth Hundrlser Legal Notices Legal Notices is t m b c i r c u i t c o u r t o r TMB BMNTSSMTM JUDICIAL M AMO •BMIMOLB OOVNTY. M TMB CIRCUIT OOURT OP T N I 1STM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR BSHMOLB COUNTY, FLONIDA OABB MO. B T.g ggs-C A .l4 -A r r a tb o r CIVIL OABB 1 0 4 M -1 T S S -C A -I4 EM ER G EN T BUSINESS CAPITAL. INC.. Plaintiff. c h e m ic a l f in a n c ia l c r e d it S E R V IC E! CORPO RATIO N. ■ corporation. Plaintiff. A N N E TTE E. BUR N ETT, al a t. Dalandanl* NO TIC E la g l n r that, puraoant to a Final Judgm ent In lha sbovs-styted caaa in lha Circuit Court o l the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit In and lor Baminola County. Florida. In tehich Chemical Financial Cradll Service* Corporation, a corpo­ ration, it lha Platntilf and Annatta E Burnett. Any Unknown Spouse ol Annette E. Burnett. Lea Louanna Burnett, a minor. Rodney Wayne Burnett. Jeaaica Lynn New berg n/k/a Jaaaica Lynn WoUam. Any Unknown Spouaa ol Jaaaica Lynn Newberg a/fc/a Karl B Wottam. National Security Fire A Casualty Company, aa subrogae ol Luka C. Gentry. Luka C. Gentry, and Seminole County. Florida, are the Defendant*. I an* SON to the tughaat and boat bidder lor cash al lha waal front door of the Baminola County Courthouas. Santord. FL. al 11 00 A M on the tSth day o l APRIL. 100S. the follow­ ing deaertbod property eet torch In the order o l Final Judgment FROM TH E N O R TH 1/4 C O R ­ NER OF S E C TIO N ?. TOW NSHIP 20 S O U TH . RANGE 82 EAST. RUN NO R TH S I D EG R EES 4B M INUTES SS SECO N D S E A S T ALO NG TH E NORTH U N E OF SAID S E C TIO N 7. A DISTANCE O F I I I t M FEET. TH E N C E NUN SO UTH SS DEGR EES OS MIN­ U TE S S t SECONDS EAST ALONO O S C E O LA R OAD A DIS­ TANCE OF t T t SS FEET. TH E N C E NUN S O U TH 83 DEGREES ts M IN U TES M S E C ­ O NDS W E S T 4 S 3 2 J FE E T. TH EN CE SO UTH SS DEGREES SI M IN U TE S SO S E C O N D S E A S T I T O t l F E E T FO R A P O IN T OF SEO IN N IN O . TH EN CE C O N TIN U E S O U TH SS D EG R EES SI M IN U TES SO S E C ONOS E A S T I4S.S1 F S E T TO THE W ESTERLY RIG H T-OF-W AY U N E O F M U LLE T LAKE PARK NO AO. TH EN C E RUN NORTH SS DEGR EES SS M IN U TES SO S E CO NO S E A S T. 174 44 FEET. TH E N C E RUN N O R TH SS DEGR EES SI M IN U TES SO S E C ONOS W EST S4S St FT. TH E N C E RUN S O U TH SS OEGREES SS M IN U TES SO S E C ­ ONDS W E S T IT S 4S F T . TO POINT OF BEGINNING EXHIBIT *A* DATED on MARCH IStti. IM S (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk o l the CtrcuM Court By Jana E. Jasowic Deputy Clerk David J . Tong. Esquir* Salem. Samoa E Nieleen. P A P.0. Boa SSSO Tampa. Florida SM C I Publish March IS . and April 1. O E O -S IS CAR WASH PALACE. INC . JIMMIE C O CKER ILL. INQEBORQ CO CKER ILL. FLORIDA DEPARTM EN T OF REVENUE. Dalandanl* n o t ic s (one double each). Cathy Cola; one hit _ Judy Schoeter (home run), Laura Harlow (double). Shelllc Walters. Dawn Evans. Renegades: two hits _ Colleen Degue. Sharks: four lilts _ Denise Stallings (home run): three hits _ Tanya Geiger (home run. dou­ ble); two hits _ Kathy Spellman (two doubles). Lisa Berg (double). Shelia Sanders. Deborah Van Demark. Gloria Eflrd. Jackie Telfour. one hit _ Patty Polly (home run). Robin Bishop, Jenny Blowers. Vaughan Incorporated: two hits _ Lynn Webb. Lucy Sellers (one triple each). Carol Gam er (double), Luanne Maclsaac. Mary Dechrest; one hit _ Bonnie Chaplin. Carol Norman. Legal Notices In accordance with the Americans With Dtsabditta* Act. parson* with disability who need a special accommodation lo participate In this proceeding should contact ADA Coordinator at J01 North Park Avenue, Sun* N. 301. Santord, Florida 1ST71 at iaaat five day* poor lo the proceeding, tele­ phone (407) 383-4380. oat. 4SS7. If hearing unpaired. (TD D ) i-oog-oss-orn. or Vote* (V) i - too-ost-orro. via Florida Relay Service Publish March IS . S t. I M S O E O -IS t OF FORECLOSURE SALS N O TIC E la hereby given that, p u n u enl la that Final Judgment ol Forockmufo entered in the above-etyied action on March 11th. IM S . I will call the prop­ arty altualad in Samtnala County. Florida, deacribed a* Lot 11. W1LLA SPRINGS C O M ­ M ER CIA L C E N TE R PHASE TW O -A . according to the Plat thereof on tile in the Office ol the Clerk o l the Circuit Court in ecd for Seminole County. Florl Ja recorded in Plat Book 40. Fagot S I. SS and S I. *aid lance aituala, lying and being in Senvnoie County. Florida LESS TH E FOLLOW ING Begin al Hie Northern*! corner of eeld Lot 11. aald corner being on the Weal Right-ol-Way kne ol Tutkeertlle Road. Iltence run South SS degrees IS ' J r W IS.4S leal along the North line ol aald Lot 11 lo a point on a curve, concave lo the We*!, having a radium ol 107S S I leal and a chord bearing ol South 04 degree* *4 St* E. thence run along the arc o l aald curve through a central angle ol OS degree* S7' 47* a dntance ol 17S 80 lael lo lha South line ol said Lot 11; thence run South M degree* IS ' 11 * E t S4 leal along amid South kne lo a point on the Waal Right-ol-Way kne ol TuskewiUa Road I henee run North 00 degree* IE ' !4* W 74.44 leal along said Weal Right-Of-Way line to a point ol curve, concave to the Weal, having a radiu* ol S4S I t foot thence continue along said Weal Right-ol-W ay lute and the Arc ol said curve through a ce n ­ tral angle ol M degree* JS’ IS* a distance o l f 0114 leaf lo III* point ol beginning Together with All machinery, equipment (sacluding titled vehicle*), hand tool*, lurnitur*. lu lu re*. Inventory, account* tecanrabl*. and book* and records pertaining thereto and proceed* therelrom now owned and hereafter acquired ueed in the businei* which may bo operated at. but not limited lo: I4S4 TuskaeiH* Road. Winter Spring*. FL 3S70S at public tale, to lha tugboat bidder lor cash. *t the Semmole County Courthouse, in Santord. Fiends. at 11 • m . on the 7th day ol APRIL. IM S Maryanne Morse Clerk ol the ISIh Judicial Cucud, te rn nol* County. Florida By Jan* I Jaaoanc A* Deputy Clark Del* MARCH 11. I S M Beth W Miller, P.A. 1117 Edge ester Drive Orlando. Florida SM 04 1407) 24S-S048 Legal Notices b o t io s of CHARLES F. C UR R Y COM PANY PLAINTIFF VS JOSE M. M O R ENO ; UNKNOWN S P O U S E OF JOSE M. M O R ENO . OAKLAND VILLAGE HOM EOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC : JOHN DO S AND JA N E DOE AS UNKNOW N TE N A N TS IN P O SSSSSIO N D E F E N D A N TS ) RE-NOTICS OP FORECLOSURE SALS N O TIC E IS H ER EBY OIVSN pursuant to a* Order Granting th* M alian ta R a ta l Foreclosure Sale dated March •to. I B M . entered In chrH Case No. S 7 -C S 7 S -C A -1 4 -I of th* Circuit Court of th* 1STH Judicial Circuit In and lor S EM I­ N O LE County. SAN FO R D . Florida. I will a*U te lha high**! and beat bidder lor caah AT TH E W E S T FR O N T DOOR OF TH E C O U R T H O U S E in S A N FORO, Florida, al 11 00 A M. o'clock a m on th* 7th day of APR IL. I S M the following described property aa sat torch in said Summary Final Judgment, to-wit L O T M . O AKLAND VILLAGE S E C T IO N TW O . A C C O R D IN G T O TH E P LA T TH E R E O F AS R S C O R D IO IN PLAT B OO K ft. PAG ES 17 A N 0 I t . P U B LIC RECORDS OF SEM IN O LE C O U N TY . FLORIDA Dated this Sth day o l March, IS M (C IR C U IT C O U R T SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clark o l the Circuit Court By: Jano E Jaaawic Deputy Clerk IN AC CO R D A N C E W ITH TH E A M E R IC A N S W ITH D IS A B ILI­ TIES A C T. person* with dtoabdmod* lion should contact C O U R T A D M IN IS TR A TIO N , at th* SEM IN O LE County Courthouse al 407-888-4830 EXT. 4887. 1 -000-000-0771 (TO O ) or 1-000-014-0770, via Florida Relay Service. DAVID J. S TE R N . P.A. 001 S. UN IVER SITY DRIVE S UITS 400 PLANTATION. FL 83384 (004) 888-0000 Publish March 10. 31. I M S O iO -1 8 4 b a s is M TNS OMOUIT COURT IN TNS CIRCUIT COURT OF TNS I STM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SBMINOLS COUNTY, JURISDICTION DIVISION c a s s n o .t g r-B srs-O A -1 4 -s F tc rm o u s Nolle* to he is by given the I I am engaged In buamata at S4S Oak Way. Santord. Florida 38771 Semmoto County. Florida, under th* Flclltloua Nam* of S C O T T VOVNO S E C U R IT Y , and that I inland lo register said name with th* Dtvtolen al Corporations. Tallaha****. Florida, in accor­ dance with lha provision* ol th* Fictitious Name Statute*. To­ wn Section S S I OS. Fiends Statutes 1 M I. Scott Young Publish: March SS. IM S DCO-80S ••MMOLS COUNTY, -C A -I4 -S COUNTR YW IDE FUNDING CO RPORATION. Plain HR. v*. OULCINA 0. WILLIAMS, (SSSS44-C8-4400). and any unknown hair*, dev toe ee. other unknown person* or unknoam epouftea claiming by. through and under any o l lha above-named Defendant*. Defendant* N O TIC E I* hereby given that the undersigned d a rk o l th* Circuit Court o l Somlnoia County. Florid*. wM on the Sth day at APRIL. 1 0M . A T 11:00 o'clock A M. al Ota Waal Front Bntranee at the Seminole County Courthouse In Sanford. M sell at public outcry to I boat bidder tor caah. th* tot­ al* la Sandneto Caunty. I Lot 111, D EERO O NO >. acc ording la th* plat thereof a* rec orded In Ptal Book 40. Pag** 87. 30 and 80 of th* Public Record* o l Sominoto County. Florida. la lha Final H and Amended Final Judgm ent ant*red la a caaa pending In said Court, the style ol wMcJi to In d ic iltd i b o N . W ITNESS my hand end eflictol seal of cold Court thto 10th day ol MARCH. I 0 M II you arc a parson with a dtoability who need* any accom­ modation In order to participate In thi* proceeding, you at* anilbad. al no coot to you. to the provision ot certain assistance. Plea** contact Court adminis­ trator. 801 N. Pork Avenue. Suite N 8 0 I, Santord. Florida 88771. (407) 188-48M *4887. with 8 working day* oi your receipt o l thto (notice ol Foreclosure Solo); II you ore hoartng Impaired, call 1-000M I-0 7 7 1 ; II you are voice impaired, coll 1-000-OS4-0770 (C O U R T SEAL) MARYANNS MORSE C LER K O F TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T By: Jono E Jaaowtc Deputy Clerk B UTLER S HOOCH. P.A. a i l t O Conway Rd . St* a Orlando. Florida 38013 (407) 801-0800 Pubttoh March 10. 31. 10M OS 0-187 IN T N S C O U N T Y C O U R T OF T N S B IO H TB S N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN AND FOR O SM IN O LS C O U N T Y , FLO R ID A C A S E N O . 4 7 -3 S 0 1 -C C -S 0 P ALTAM ONTE H EIO HTS CONDOMINIUM ASSO CIATIO N. INC . a Florida nol-lor-proltl corporation. Plaintiff. v* JOHN CHAR LES RIFFEL end UNKNOW N TEN AN TS Oetendanlt N O T IC E OF SALE N O TIC E IS H ER E0Y GIVEN that pursuant lo lha Final Judgm ent In Foreclosure entered on the 12th day ol March. IB M . In Civil Action No S7-3SOI C C 20 F ol lha County Court ol lha Eighlavnlh Judicial Circuit. In and lor Sammola County. Florida, in which JOHN C H A R LE S R IFFEL and UN KNO W N TE N A N TS lha Datandanta and ALTAM O N TE H E IO H TS C O N D O M IN IU M A S S O C IA TIO N . INC . la tha Plaintiff. I will tall lo tha highest and bast biddar tor cash al thv west front door ol lha Sammola County Coutthouaa. Santotd Florida at 11 00 A M on tha Sth day ol APRIL. I M S tha follow­ ing described real property aat forth In tha Final Judgment Unit 22SO, ALTA M O N TE H EIG HTS according to the plat tharaol. a* tacorcted In Plat Book 22. Pag#* SS 62 ol lha Public Racord* o l Sammola County. Florida 0 A TE 0 this t2th day ol March. IM S MARYANNE MORSE Clark ol lha Court Oy Jano E Jaaawic Daputy Clark Plaintiff* Attorney EMIL A QASPERONI. JR ESQ •31 Waktva Spring* Ro*d Longwood. Florid* 3277S (407) 772-7303 N O YICB A M E R IC A N S W ITH O ltA B IL IT IE S A C T OF 1SS0 A dm inistrative O rd er N*. S S -S T Person* with a disability who need a special accommodation lo participate in thi* proceeding should contact ADA Coordinator at 301 N Park Avanu*. Suita North 301. Santord. Florida 32771 al laaat hva ( t ) dayt prior lo the pro­ ceeding Telephone (407) 3234330. eatenaion 4227, t-SOO•3S-S771 (TO O ) or t-SOO S3S■ 770 (V) via Florida Ralay Service Publish March IS . 2S. I M S ____ D iO -It t IN T N S C IR C U IT C O U R T OF T H I I I O H T S I N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN A N D FOR ■IM IN O L I CO U N TY, FLO R ID A C IVIL A C T IO N C A S S NO. S T -t S S S C A D IV IS IO N 14 NATIONSOANC MORTOAOE CORPORATION . Plaintiff)*) v* HOMER S MIERS. JR . at al. Oetendanh*) N O TIC E O F F O R E C L O S U R E S A LS N O T I C E IS H ER EBY GIVEN purauanl lo a Final Judgment ol Morigaga Forecloaura dated March t Jlh. IM S and entered to Casa NO S t -t S t t -C A ot.the Circuit Court o l lha E IG H ­ TE E N TH Judicial Circuit in and lor SEMINOLE County Florida wherein NATIONSOANC M O R TOAOE C O R P O R A TIO N la lha Plaintiff and HOM ER • MIERS JR are lha Dalandanl*. I wilt sail to lha higheal and bast ted­ der lor coah at tha W E S T FR O N T DOOR OF TH E SEM I­ NOLE C O U N TY C O U R TH O U S E. SANFO R D. FLO R I0 A I t 00 a m . on the IStti day ol APRIL. IS M . tha following described property ee set torch In said Final Judgment L O T IS . B LOCK 8. H E F TIE R H OM ES O R LAN D O . S E C TIO N O N E. A C C O R O IN O TO TH E PLAT TH ER EO F R ECO R DED IN PLAT BOOK IS . PAGES f AND • OF TH E PUBLIC R ECOROS OF SEMINOLE CO U N TY . FLORIDA W ITNESS MY HAND and lha teal of this Court on MARCH IStti. I M S (BEAL) Maryanns Morse Clerk ot the Circuit Court By Jano E Jaaowtc Deputy Clerk Echevarria. McCalle. Raymer. Barren E Frappier Poal Office Doa 8410 Tampa. FL 8SS01 FS718S77S N O TIO S In sccordanca with the American* Oisabiidto* A c t par­ son* needmg a special accom­ modation lo participate In thi* proceeding should contact th* Individual or agency tending notice no I later than seven (7) day* prior to the proceeding ol the address given on lha notice Telephone 407-8884880 Olt. 4387, 1-SOO-M I-8771 (TO O ) or 1 -0 00 -IS S -I7 70 (v). via Florida Relay Service Publish March 8S and April 1, toot OEO-31S M TNS CIRCUIT COURT OP TNS SMMTSSNTM JWOtCLAL CIRCUIT ■BMMOCS BOUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CABS OO. 47-44S-OA DIVISION 14-W FTB M O R TO AOE SERVICES. Plain Utt(a). v* JU LIO M ELENDEZ. at al 0* landtags). O f FO R EC LO SUR E SALS N O TIC E IS H ER EBY OIVSN pursuant ta a Final Judgment of Morigaga Forecloaura dated March 11th. 1044. and entered to C at* NO. 07-008-CA of lit* Circuit Court o l th* E IG H ­ TE E N TH Judicial Circuit to and tor SEM INOLE County. Florida wherein F TB M O R TG AG E S E R ­ VICES to tha Plaintiff and J U U O M ELE N D E Z. F IR S T P LUS FIN A N C IA L. IN C . F/K/A R SM O O SLSR S N ATIO NAL FUNDING CO RPORATION. T E N ­ A N T 41 N/K/A HARRY KREIDER. TE N A N T I t N/K/A D O U G LAS •DOS', th* teat name being tictitioua lo account tor party or* th* Dalandanl*. I arid **N to th* highest and bast biddar lor caah at the W E S T F R O N T DO O R OF T H i SEM IN O LE C O U N TY C O U R TH O U S E. SA N ­ FORD. FLO R ID A al 110 0 a m . on the 7th day o l APRIL. IM S . th* toltowtng described proper­ ly aa aat forth In sold Final "^UO t T ' b LO C K 0 . 8UNLAND E S TA TE S . A SUB DIVISIO N . A C C O R OiN O T O TH E PLAT TH E R E O F AS R S CO R D C O IN PLAT B OO K 11. RAOSS 14 TO 88. P U B LIC R EC O R D S OF Legal Notices IK M IN O LE C O U N TY , FLO R I0A W ITNESS MY HAND and Ih* seal ol this Courl on MARCH 12th. IB S ! (SEAL) Maryanne Morse Clerk ol th* Circuit Court By Jen* E Jaaawic Deputy Clerk Echevarria. McCalls Raymer. Barrett A Frappier Post Office Bo* 3410 Tampa. FL 33S0I FB7042043 N O TIC E In accordance with the American* Di*ateliba* Act. par­ son* naedmg a apecial accom ­ modation lo participate in Ihia proceeding should contact lha individual or agancy sanding notice not later than aavan (7) day* prior lo Ih# proceeding al lha addresa given on lha notice Talaphona 407-3234330 esl 4227 1 SOO-SSS S771 (TO D ) or 1-S00 BSS-S770 (v). via Florida Ralay Service Publiah March IS 2S. IM S DEO-144 IN T N S C IR C U IT C O U R T OF TN S S IO H T IIN T N JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN A N D FOR • IM IN O L B C O U N T Y . FLO R ID A C IV IL A C TIO N C A S E NO . S 7 -f 1 S 4 -C A DIVISION 1 4 -S FT M O R TO AOE COMPANIES O / D / A F T O M ORTOAOE SERVICES F/K/A CARL I BROWN ANO COMPANY v* P1em!df(i). JU AN A SALDANA JR . al al Defend ent(s) N O TIC S OF F O R E C L O S U R E S A LS NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pursuant to an Order Rescheduling Forecto*ure Sate dated March 10th IM S . and entered in Case NO S 7-M S 4CA ol the Circuit Court ot the E IQ H TE EN TH Judicial Circuit In and tor SEM INO LE County Florida wherein FT MORTOAOE CO M PAN IES 0/B/A FTO M O R TO A O E S ERVICES F/K/A CARL I BROWN ANO C O M P A ­ NY it tha Plaintiff and JU A N A SALDANA J R . W ANDA S A L ­ DANA. HIODEN BAY GARDEN ASSO CIATES. L P 0/B/A H ID ­ DEN BAY VILLAGE A P A R T­ M EN TS . S EM INO LE C O U N TY , and TEN AN T * I N/K/A ANLENE KINO are the Defendant*. I will tell to th* higheal and best ted­ der tor caah al W E S T FR O NT DOOR OF THE SEM INO LE C O U N TY C O U R TH O U S E. S A N ­ FORD. FLORIOA 1T 00 a m . on Tha 7lh day ot APRIL. I S M lha following described property as sat torch lit aaid Final Judgment LO T 10S SUNRISE ESTATES UN IT 4. ACCO R O IN O TO THE PLAT THEREOF. R ECO R OEO IN PLAT BOOK 34 PAOE 71. OF THE P U B LIC R EC O R D S OF SEMINOLE CO UN TY. FLORIOA W ITNESS MY HAND and th* seal ol Hut Court on MARCH tt lh . I S M ItE A L ) Maryann* Morse Clerk ol Ih* Circuit Court By Jan* ( Jatoenc Deputy Clark Echevarria. McCalla Raymer. Barren t Freppiar Post Oltio* Be* 3410 Tamp*. FL 33401 FS70S27S3 N O TIC S In accordance with Ih* Americans Disabilities Act per­ son* needmg a apecial accom ­ modation lo participate Ihrt proceeding should contact Ih* individual or agency sanding nolac* not later I hen seven (7) days prior to Ih* proceeding al tho address grvsn on Ih* nolle* Telephone 407-3134330 osl 4727. 1 *00 *66-1771 (TO O ) or 1-S00 M S-S770 (v). via Florida Relay Sonne* Publiah March IS . 2S. I M S DCO-14S IN T N S C O U N T Y C O U N T OF TN S B M N TS B N TN JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN A N O FOR • S M IN O LB C O U N TY . FLO R ID A C A S S N O . 4 S - t 1 4 -C 0 - a t -C WEKIVA H U N T CLUB COM M UNITY ASSOCIATION. INC . a Florida nol-lor-prolil corporation. PtemliH. vs HARRY I BERNSTEIN and BARBARA BERNSTEIN. Dslsndsnls N O TIC S O F S ALS NOTICE IS H EREBY OIVEN lhal pursuant to ths Final Judgm ent In Foracloaura entered on th* I Sth day ol Morch. IS M . in Civil Action No • S -1 1 4 C C -2 0 -C ol Ih* County Court ol Ih* Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, In and lot Saminote County. Florida, to which HARRY I BERNSTEIN and BAR ­ BARA B E R N S TE IN , arc Ih* Dolondanta and WEKIVA H U N T C LUB CO M M U N ITY AS S O CIA­ TION. INC . to Ih* PUtoliH. I will sail lo th* highest and bast ted­ der tor caah at th* wool front door o l Ih* Saminote County Courthouse. Santord. Florida al 110 0 A M on APR IL IS M . IM S , tho following described real property sot torch In Hi* Final J u d g m e n t Lot 44. Wskiva Hills. Section S. according lo Ih* plot I hereof, as recorded in Ptal Book 81. Pogot 84-8S o l th* Public R ecord! of Sominoto County. DATED thto IStti day o l March. Maryann* Mora*. Clark By: Jan* E Jaaowtc Deputy Clark Plaintiff* Attorney: EMIL A QASPERONI. JR .. IS O •31 Wokiva Spring* Road Longwood. Florida 32771 (407| 772-7303 N O T IC S A M E R IC A N S W ITH D IS A B IL IT IE S A C T O F I M S A d m inistratis* O rd e r No. S S -S T Parsons with a disability who need a special accommodation to particlpala to true proceeding should con lacl AOA Coordinator al 301 N. Park Avanu*. Suite North 301. Santord, Florida 38771 a l toast (tv* ( I ) day* prior to th* pro­ ceeding Telephone (407) 3234330. eatenaion 4887; 1-S00MS-0771 (TO O ), or 1-S 00-M S •770 (V). via Florida Ralay torvtc* Publiah March 31. and April 1, IM S OEO-81S IN T N S O M O U IT O O U N T O f TN S IS T N JU D IC IA L O M O U IT SSM M O C S CO U N TY, FLO R ID A O AS S N O . 4 T -4 4 I C A 14 I Legal Notices NATIONSBANC M O RTOAOE CORPORATION Plaintiff)*) vs DIANNE L MYERS at al D*l*ndant|s| N O TIC S O F SALE NO TICE IS HEREBY OIVEN purtuanl lo an Order or Final Judgm ent Scheduling Foreclosure Sal* entered on March t3th I M S In tht* case now pending m said Court, th* styla of which is indicated above I will sell to the highest and ties! bidder tor cash in the 301 N Paifc Avanu# Santord. Florida 32771 a l l I 00 A M . on th* ISth day ol APRIL IM S tha following described proper, ty a* set forth in said Order or Final Judgment to-wit LO T 31 B LOCK A LA K E WOOD AT THE CR O S S IN G S UN IT ONE AC C O R O IN O TO THE MAP OR PLAT TH ER EO F AS RECOROEO IN PLAT DOOK 32. PAOES 44 TH R O U G H 4S. IN THE P UO LIC R EC O R O S OF SEMINOLE C O U N TY FLORIOA OROEREO al SAN FO R O . SEMINOLE County Florida, thi* ISIh day ol MARCH IB M MARYANNE MORSE A* Clerk. Circuit Court SEMINOLE County Florida Oy Jana E Jaaawic As Oaputy Clerk SPEAR t HOFFMAN P A 704 South D ibi* Highway Coral Qabla* Florida 33I4S Telephone (306) 666 7 7 «« Persons with disability who need a special aciommndation lo participate in this proceeding should conlacl ADA Coordinator at 301 N Park Avanu# Suit# N Sanford Florida 32771 al teasl live days prior to th* proceeding Telephone (407) 323 4330 Esl 4277 1 S00 M S 4771 (TD D ) or 1 S00 OSS S770 (V) via Florida Relay Sanric* Publish March 2S and April t. IM S 060-21 7 ______________________ _ IN VMS C IR C U IT O O U R T OF T H S t S TH JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN ANO FOR • B M IR O LB C O U N TY . FLO R ID A C A S S N O . S T-8 S 4 S O A 14 W CHASE M ANHATTAN MORTQAQE CO RPO RATIO N A NEW JER SEY CORPORATION t/k/a CHEM ICAL RESIDENTIAL M O RTOAOE CORPORATION A NEW JER SEY CORPORATION l/k/e C HEM ICAL RESIDENTIAL MORTOAOE CO RPO RATIO N PlamliN v* HOMER w i l l i a m s HARRELL JR . er ua . at al . Defendant)*) . N O T IC S O F S A LS NO TICE IS H EREBY OIVEN pursuant lo an Order or Final Judgm ent Scheduling Forectoaur* Sate entered on March ttth . I M S in thi* cat* now pending in Z3 tJ Court, the style of which is indicated above I m il tell lo the highest and best tedder lor cash in th* 301 N Park Avanu*. Santord. Florida 37771 at 11 00 A M . on th* Sth day ol APRIL. ISSS the following described property a* sal forth w said Order or Final Judgment lo-w it LO T I I S RIVERSIDE AT TWIN RIVERS UNIT I. ACCO R O IN O TO THE PLAT TH ER E O F AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 44. PAOES 64 SS 64 ST AND SS PUBLIC R ECO R OS OF S EM I­ NOLE C O U N TY . FLORIOA O R OER EO al S AN FO R O SEMINOLE County Florida, thi* 12th day ot MARCH. I S M MARYANNE MORSE Aa Clerk Circuit Court SEMINOLE County Florid* Oy Jan* E Jasawrc Aa Deputy Clerk SPEAR S HOFFM AN P A T0S South Oiato Highway Coral Gabies Florida 33I4S Telephone { 3 M I M 6 1 1 M Persons with disability who need * special accommodation lo participate to this proceeding should con lacl ADA Coordinator ol 301 H Park Avanu*. Suite N . Santord Florida 32771. al local live day* prior lo tha proceeding Telephone (407) 323-4330 Eal 4227. 1 000 M S -0 7 7 I (TD D ), or T 000-OSS-S770 (V). via Florida Relay Sam e* Publish March IS . 2S IM S DCO-TSO M T N S C IR C U IT C O U R T O F T N S tS TM JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT O F FLO R ID A M AMO FOR SSM M O LS C O U N TY • B B S HAL JU R IS D IC T IO N DIVISIO N O A S S MO. I T - 1 S S S -O A - I 4 N CHASE MANHATTAN M O R TG AG E CO RPORATION. PlainiiM. VS BRUCE E TR ICK, ot at.. Dolondanta MOTtOB O F F O R S O LO S U R B S A LE Holies to hereby given that, pursuant to that Final Judgment ol Foreclosure dated March 11th. IM S . and entered to chrH cos* number S7-1S M -C A -14W . of th* Circuit Court of Ih* TSth Judicial C ircuit In and for Sominoto County. Florid*, srhsrsln C H A S E M AN H ATTAN M O R TG AG E CO RPORATION, to Plaintiff and B R U CE S TRICK, STATE OF FLORIDA. D EPART­ M E N T OF R EV E N U E . ____. UNKNOW N PCHEON(S) IN P O ESESSIO N O F TH E S U B J E C T REAL P R O PER TY. F t . N/K/A SUEAN M ILAVETZ. to/ar* Dalandanl)*). I will **H to th* highest snd bast bidder lor cash at Ih* west front door of th* Saminote County courthouse to Sanford. Saminote County. Florida, al I t 00 A M on th* Sth day ot APRIL. 14M . th* I oi low tog described proper­ ty os sot torth In said Final Judgment, ta wtt L O T 4. B LO C K H. SKY LARK SUBDIVISION. ACCO R O IN O TO TH S P LA T TH E R E O F i RECOROEO IN P U T B O O K 17. PAO ES S4 AND SS. O F TH S P U B LIC R EC O R D S O F S E M I­ NOLE C O U N TY . FLORIOA MOTS: P U R S U A N T T O THS FAIR DEBT C O L L E C TIO N P R A C TIC E S A C T Y O U ARS AO VISED TH A T THIS U W FIRM IS D EEM ED TO B E A 0 E B T C O LLEC TO R A TTE M P TIN G T O C O L L E C T A 0 E B T AND AN Y INFORM ATION O BTAINED WILL BE UEED FO R TH A T PURPOSE. Dated th* 18th day ol MARCH. ISM MARYANNE MORSE Clark of Circuit Court By Jan* S. Jaaawic Oaputy Clark C O O IU S S STAWIARSKI 4410 Boy Scout Boulevard Suite 4S0 Tampa, Florida SSS47 Telephone (SI 3) •77-400S CAS M7-4S3S3 Publiah March 18. SS. 14M D E O -141 Legal Notices IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T OF T N I t S T H JU D IO IA L C IR C U IT O F FLO R ID A IN A N D FO R • IM IN O L IO O U N TT O IN IR A L JU R IS D IC T IO N D IVISIO N O AS S N O . 4 4 -t > 4 0 A 1 4 S CHEM IC AL M O R TO AO E COMPANY. Plaintiff, VS M AR O ARET A COROEK A/K/A M AR O ARET ANNE CO RO EK F/K/A M AR O ARET C TAOOR RO OER T E TA00R if living, and all unknown parti** claiming by. through, under and against th# above named defendant!*) who sr* not known lo be dead or alive, whether said unknown parties may claim sn Interest SS spouse*, heirs, devisse*. grant***, or other claimant* R EM IN GTON OAKS AT THE CRO SSINO S H O M EO W N ER S’ ASSO CIATIO N. Inc a/k/s Remington Oak* Homeowners' Association. Inc . TH E CRO SSING S M ASTER C O M M U N ITY ASSO CIATIO N. Inc . C ITY OF SANFORO s Florida Municipal Corporation. . unknown person)*) in possession ol th* subject rest property No t; . unknown person!*) in possession ol the *ub|*ct rest property No 2, Defendants N O T IC S OF A C TIO N TO Robert E Tabor ll living and all unknown parties claimmg by through, under and against th* above named defendant)*) who are not known to be dead or a tore whether said unknown parties may claim an interval a* spouse* heir* dsuiseea. grantees, or other claimants who** residence IS unknown and whoa* teat known address I* 2241 Grand Tra* Court Lake Mary FL 32744 YO U ARE N O TIFIED that an action lot loreclosur* ol mort­ gage on the following described property lo t 40 R IM IN O T O N OAKS AT THE CR O S S IN G S , according to th* Plat thereof aa recorded m Plat Dook 3S. Pag** SS 70 Public Racord* ot Sammola County Florida ha* been bled again*I you and you are required to aerv* * copy ol your svntlen defense* d a n y to H. on MARIE-LOUISE S A M U ELS . Attorney tor th* Plaintiff who** address is 4010 Boy Scout Ooutevard. Suds 460 Tamp* Florida 33407 on or before thirty day* from the date ot th* first public a I Kin ot If * notice and Me th* original ssith tii* Clerk ol thi* Court ailhai batora sanric# on Plaintiff's attorney or immediately there after otherwise a default will be entered agemsl you for th* relief demanded to the complaint N O TE P U R S UAN T TO THE FAIR DEBT C O L L E C TIO N P R A C TIC E S A C T T O U ARE A 0V IS E0 TH AT THIS U W FIRM IS 0 I I M I 0 TO S I A DEB T C O L L E C TO R A TTE M P TIN G TO C O L L E C T A D E B T AND ANY INFORM ATION O BTAIN ED WILL M U S E D FOR THAT PURPOSE W ITNESS my hand and Ih* Seal ol said Court an MARCH tOth. IB M (SEAL) M aryanne M ars* A* Clerk ol ITi* Court By Ruth King A* Deputy Clerk C O O IU S S STAWIARSKI 4010 Boy Scout Boulevard Suite 414 Tamp*. Florida 33S47 Telephone (413) 477-S04I CSS S M -4 0 IM Publiah March IS . 8S. I M S D C O -I2 S IH T N S C IR C U IT O O U R T O F T N S I S T N JU D IC IA L O IR O U IT O F F LO R IO A M A B O FO R • S M IN O LS C O U N T Y •SNBNAL JU R IS D IC T IO N D IVISIO N CASS NO. 4 7 -M IC A I4 S OMAC M O R TO AOE CO RPO RATIO N F/K/A OMAC M O R TOAOE CO RPO RATIO N OF PA. Plaintiff VS CH R ISTO PH ER ST GEORGE B R O M F liL D and CAROL ACHILLSS GREEN, at a t . Defendant* N O TIC S OP F O R S O L O S U R B S A LS Notica la hereby given that purauanl to that Final Judgment ot Foreclosure dated March 13th. IS M , and entered to civil caaa number S7-S3tCA14E. ol th* Circuit Court of Ih* ISth Judicial Circuit to and lot ■amlnola County. Florida, wherein O M AC M O R TO A O E C O R P O R A TIO N F/K/A O M AC M O R TG AG E CO RPO RATIO N OF PA. ta Ptotatiff and C H R IS TO ­ PHER S T G E O R G S B R O M F IE L 0 . CAROL A C H ILLES G R EEN . SUN TR U ST BANK. C EN TR A L FLORIDA, N A. F/K/A F U O S H I P B AN K O F S E M IN O LS. C E N TR A L FLO R IO A R EG IO N AL H O E P ITAL F/K/A SEM INOLE M EM ORIAL H O S P I­ TAL. U N ITED STATES O F A M E R ­ ICA. R USSELL R WINER, ta/arc Defendant!*). I trill salt to Ih* highest and boat biddar for caah at th* west front door of th* Sominoto County courthouse In Santord. Saminote County Florid*, ol I t 40 A.M . on th* 11th day ol APRIL ISSS. Ih* foliosring described proper­ ty ** M l torth In oaid Final Judgment, to wtt. L O T 80. SAN S E B A S TIA N H EIG H TS. U N IT 8. ACCO R O IN O TO TH S P U T TH S R E O F AS R ECO R DED IN P U T BOO K 17. M O E S 41 A N D 42. P U B LIC R EC O R D S OF S IM IN O L E CO UN TY. FLORIDA. N O TE : P U R S U A N T TO TH S FAIR DSST C O L L E C TIO N P R AC TICES A C T Y O U ARS ADVISED TH A T TH IS U W FIRM IS DCCM ED TO SC A D I E T C O LLE C TO R A TTE M P TIN G TO C O L L E C T A D E B T AN D AN Y INFORM ATION O BTAINSO W ILL BS US ED FOR TH AT PURPOSE. Doled th* tfth day o l MARCH. MARYANNE M ORSE Ctork ol Circuit Court By Jan* E. Jasewtc Deputy Clark C O O IU S S STAWIARSKI 4414 Boy Scout Boulevard Butt* 414 Tamp*. Florida E8E47 47-41444 Publish Morch 24. and April 1444 040-214 �Seminole Herald, Sanford, Florida •Wednesday. March 25,1990 •3 B People CALENDAR B lo o d B ank C m lral Florida Blood Bank Is asking donors of all types blood - especially O-typc do­ nors - lo donate nt Its Sanford branc h. 1302 E. Second St. For Information, call 322-0822. Dancing for Seniors The Over 50 Dance Club danc e Is held every Wednesday, from 2:30 -4:30 p m . nt the Sanford Civic Center. Uve m u­ sic by the Deltonlans 13-piece band. Donation $3.00. Al-Anon A sup|Hirt group for friends or relatives of alcoholics (AlAnon) meets every Wednesday, at H p m., at I II E. 27th St.. Just west of Sanford Avenue In Sanford. New visitors or mrmIjers are welcome to this 12step group. Coa s t l i ne r s Sanford--The Coastliners m rrtlngs are held at 10 a.m. the first Wednesday of each month at the Sanford Senior Center. 40) E. Seminole Blvd. All Interested railroaders, Istth ac tive and retired, are in­ vited lo attetid. For Information, call Horace Green. 322 5493. Welcome Wagon Seminole Sjsikes Welcome Wagon Club of Seminole county bolds a coffee for new­ comers and second Wednesday of every month from 10 n.m. until noon. For information on address, call Betty. 095 0144. or Lucy. 322-7877. Lunch, Fellowship LONGWOOD--A1I area seniors an- Invltrd lo Join a seniors group currently meeting at the Orthodox Church of St. Ste­ phen. 1895 Dike Emma Rd. A covered dish luncheon, at noon. Is followed l»y Bible study iuul fellowship. The group meets on the sec­ ond and fourth Wednesday of the month. For m orr Informa­ tion. contact Mary Burke at 330 6391. Widowed Persons All widowed (lentous are In­ vited to meet at 1:30 p.m. the Hc-cond and fourth Wednesday of every month at the Cassell#erry Senior Q rntrr. 200 Dike Triplet Drive. Casselberry. Senior Friends The Columbia Medlral Cm irr-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. Canada offers ‘belly buster’ dinner Alzheimer’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, a licensed Alzheimer therapist, leads the discussion and answers questions. For Information, call 323-4938 or 324-3000. Woman’s Club Dike Mary Woman’s Club meets the fourth Wednesday of each month from Septem ber through May. For Information, contact Maryann lloff. 321* 6226. Recovery Inc Recovery Inc.. Is a self-help mental health organization for people who suffer from panic attacks, depression, fears and general nervous symptoms. For Information, call 000-2003. or H9G-590G. TO PS A local chapter of TOPS ffake Off 1‘nundn Sensibly) meets every Wednesday at 0:30 p in .. In the auditorium of South Seminole Hospital. 555 W. S.R. 434. Longwood. Weighing brings at 5:30 p.m. Tlte first meeting Is held every Wednesday. at 9:30. nt Lakevlew Christian Church. 1400 Bear Dike Road Apopka. For Information, call 293-5048. Al-Anon If you know, or live with on alcoholic, there Is help. Al-Anon Is iui anonymous, non-profit organization, open to anyone who Is a relative or friend of an alcoholic. Serenity Won Al-Anon m eets each Monday. Tuesday and Thursday. (Thursday non­ smoking) evening at 8 p.m. Meetings are held In the back room ol the Sahara Club. 2587 South Sanford Ave., Sanford. For additional meeting tim es and locations In the Central Florida area, or for more In­ formation. call 321-9122. N ar-Anon Nor-Anon meets every Wednesday at H p.m. at South Seminole Hospital. 555 West Stale Road 434. Longwood. Nar-Anon Is a support group open to families and friends of addicts. Dally living with an addict Is more turmoil than you can handle by yourself. Join for support In coping with your addict: gain serenity to make decisions and put our live back In focus. Call 201-1900 for more Information. Rotary Club Rotary Club of Lake Mary meets Thursday mornings. 7:30-8:30 a.m.. at the Marriott Courtyard, off West Lake Mary Boulevard. Contact Brian Overby, president, at 322-0634. New Branaw lck R o u t C hicken and Bread Stuffing w ith W hite Wine Gravy I first crossed paths with tills "belly buster" dinner at a small mountain Inn outside of Mount Careton lYovlnclal Park In northern New Brunswick, Canada. Tlie preparation and cooking takrs about 2 hours which makes It more suitable for a weekend or day off cooking. Tills recipe will feed 4 to 0 people depending on how many licit loops they want to loosen. Ingredlenta: 5-6 lbs. whole roasting chicken 1/2 cup each finely chopped onion, celery, green bell pepper 2 cloves fresh garlic chopped very fine 0 slices bacon 2 cups seasoned bread crumbs 1 large egg I tsp. poultry seasoning 1/4 tsp. each onion powder, while pepper 5 tbs. butler I cup white wine (Ztnfandel or Chablls) Note: Do not buy or use cooking wines. If you don't want to drink It. don't cook | 6:30 | 1 00 | 7.30 | 8 00 | 6 30 9^-ine lining w ith C hef D oc with 111 5 baking potatoes cut In quar­ ters 6 carrots but Into 3 Inch pieces 5 medium onions cut In quar­ ters 4 tbs. Roux (see tip of the week) 1/4 (sp. paprika I chicken bouillon cube Stock: Wash chicken com ­ pletely. Remove organ pack. In 1- 1/2 cups of water dissolve bouillon cube and boll neck, gizzard, heart and liver for 4-5 minutes. Put aside to cool. Chicken: Preheat over to 350 degrees. Stuff IKith body and neck cavities with stuffing mix. Paint chicken with 1 tbs. melted butter and sprinkle lightly with poultry seasoning and paprika. Pour 1/2 cup ra rh of wine and stock Into bottom of a large covered roasting pan. Place chicken with vegetable pieces sur­ rounding chicken Into pan. cover and cook for 1 hour. Re­ move rover and cook for addi­ tional 45 m inutes. (Note: cooking times are approxi­ mate. always use a meat ther­ mometer to check Internal temp.) If chicken starts to get too brown replace cover and continue rooking until Internal temp, teaches 170 degrees. Gravy: When chicken Is fin­ ished cooking pour all dripping from roast pan Into a large fry pan. Add 1/2 tsp. poultry se a ­ soning. 1/2 cup each wine and stock. Bring mixture to a light boll and stir In roux. Continue to stir until gravy thickens. Serve: Place chicken on a large serving platter s u r­ rounded by baked vegetables. Serve gravy separate. Add your favorite green vegetable as a side dish. With dinner rolls and a small salad tills meal will satisfy your biggest eaters. Coat Breakdown: Chicken. Food Don $.69/lb. - $4.14: Onion. FVpper. Carrots. Garlic. Winn-Dixie - $1.80; Bread crumbs. Merita Bread Store $.40. all other Ingredients a p ­ proximately cost $2.50 - Total Cost $8.84. May all your meals be festive occasion. Samlnola County's Chat Doc Is • classically trained chef whose recipes have been published In numerous cook­ books. Write to him c/o the Seminole Herald, 300 N. French Ave., Sanford, F I., 32771. Strata stars at Easter brunch Prepare an easy, do-ahead brunch menu this Easter fea­ turing a delicious Easter Egg Strata. Add steamed a sp a ra ­ gus with lemon wedges, hot cross buns and fresh fruit compote. Be prepared for lots of raves. •J B I, E Baxter ggg S tra ta I 3-D Egg I'an Set Heavy duty aluminum foil Vegetable pan spray 2 large ( 12*) flour tortillas 0 slices firm white sandwich bread 0 eggs 1 cup whole milk 1 TH. Dijon m ustard 1/2 tsp. salt Fresh ground pepper to taste 1 TB. chopped fresh sage 2 TB. butter 8 oz. mushrooms, sliced 0 oz. smoked tiam. cut Into Julienne strips 8 oz. cheddar cheese, grated Cut two 16* pieces of foil. Mold foil over back of egg pan and use to line pan. Foil should come up over sides of pan: do not trim foil, you will use this to cover strata In re­ frigerator and to remove from pan when finished baking. Spray foil with pan spray. Cut WEDNESDAY PRIME TIM E 6:00 Stuffing: Saut£ chopped onion, pepper, garlic and cel­ ery In 1 tbs. butter until onions are slightly transparent. F’artlally fry bacon and chop Into small (3/8 Inch) pieces. In a large mixing bowl mix egg. bread crum bs, s a u tt vegeta­ bles. 1/2 tsp. poultry season­ ing. 1/4 tsp. each pepper, on­ ion powder, and bacon. Add 1/2 cup stock and mix, stuffing should lie a sticky dough con­ sistency. 9 00 | 9 30 | 10 00 j 10 30 | 11 00 ) 11 30 Easier Egg Strata will make a big hit with gu$tta on Easter Sunday two end pieces about three Inches wide from tortillas, re­ serve end pieces for lattice top. Rt center sections of tortillas Into pan. they should cover the bottom and come up over the edge lo form a ruffle. Remove crusts from bread and cube, set aside. Using a whisk, com ­ bine eggs, milk and season­ ings. Saut 6 mushrooms in b u t­ ter. Layer bread cubes, ham. mushrooms and cheese In egg pan. Repeat layers, ending with cheese. Pour egg mixture over each layer as It Is com ­ pleted. Cut reserved tortilla Into 3/4 Inch wide strips, brush wllli a little egg mixture. Arrange strips over strata. Bring foil over top and refriger­ ate 8 hours or overnight. To bake, preheat oven to 350 de­ grees F. place strata on cookie sheet and bring foil straight up to uncover and to support sides. Bake for 60-90 minutes or until browned and solid. Let set 10 minutes before removing from pan. Use foil sides to help remove from pan. Remove foil and serve Immediately. Makes 6 servings; double recipe and use both egg halves for 12 servings. * Soften tortillas In microwave 10 seconds to soften. Man admits to worshipping the feet that women walk on DEAR ABBY: I need your opinjbje< I am ion on • very unusual subject. a single guy with a "foot fetish." I have this tremendous fantasy of worshipping women's feet — bare or with stockings. I love to do every­ thing from kissing and sniffing their feet to sucking their toes. My question to you, Abby: How common is this fetish among guys, and is it curable? RAY IN CANADA DEAR RAYi H a v in g ■ foot ah sim ply m eans tbs th a t you fe tish el ply are “turned on” (sexually stimula led) by feet. It's nothing n a n d It's not dangerous- I f you w ant to know w hat causes it, a psychotherapist could probably dig it out of your subconscious. Or, If you find a w illing “solemate,” you can explore the eon together. DEAR ABBY: My husband and I are hurt and angry about a thankyou note our niece eent us for the 150 we gave her for her high school graduation. Her friends might think it was funny, but we don't. The note read: "Unde Jack and Aunt Judy: Thank you for the dol­ lars and the card. Screw college! The cash will ba used on wiser things, like a trip to Acapulco, Mexi­ co (and alcohol). Love, Sally.” A D V IC E t ABIGAIL VAN BUREN Should we let 8 al!y and her m other know how we feel? Or should we just give her gifts instead of money from now on? IRRITATED IN MICHIGAN deceased husband left me fairly well-fixed financially. I have several bank accounts that I share jointly with my 28-year-old son. The house is in my name alone. I recently met a very attractive man. We're discussing marriage, and he has moved in with me. He is twice-divorced and claims he doesn't have anything —just an old car and some furniture he's had in storage since he moved in with me. I have a small Joint bank account with him. Abby, do you think I need s prenuptial agreament? He is an honest, neat, dec* decent man. UNCERTAIN IN UTAH DEAR UNCERTAIN] I think a DEAR IRRITATEDt D on't bo ao hard on your niece. She la no p r e n u p tia l a g re e m e n t la a n doubt foaling Indapan dan t now excellent idea. P u t everything th a t she Is about to b a o u t on In w ritin g b efo re you tla th e Good luck and beet wishh er own, and she was trying to ba funny. At leaet you received um noth­ BUM a thank-you note. Thera la • • 4 la kaaw Faravsrythlng y ing to bo gained by confronting _rdor H o w la Bally an d h e r m other. A nd by Hava a Lavaly W edding* Send a baslall m eans, in th e fu tu ra , se n d ", aatfoddm— d an**lap*. shea ■( U S (S4J0 la h e r g ifts in s te a d o f c a a h If y o u 're a fra id sh e'll sp en d th e C anada) lot D a r Abby, U ------- ------------ . P .O . Bax 411, Mount M ania, 111. 41044money frivolously. 0441. (I • •• _________________ JW M p DEAR ABBY: I am a 53-year-old widow with four grown children who are not financially well-off. My F o r Abby'* fa v o rite fam ily recipe*. M-nd a long, *rlf-addre*aed envelop*, plus check o r money ord er for SXSS (S4J0 In Canada# Im Hoar Abby. Cookbook!*! No. I. P A Baa 441, Mount Morel*. IIL 410640441.1Pumas* 1* Included-1 M i �4 0 • Serrvnol«> H e ia k l Santoro. Florida Legal Notices IN TMl COUNTY COUNT Of TM( EIGHTEENTH JUOlCIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASK NO #7 400J CC J 0 I PCSTIN7 SPRINGS CONDOM INIUM ASSOCIATION INC a Florida ncl-lor-proM ccfpo*at*on Plaintiff vb JOHN MARSHALL O A L l MARSHALL and UNKNOW N T IN A N T S O tltn d a n tt N O TIC K o r SALK NOTICE IS HEREOV GIVEN that pursuant to lha Final Judgmant in Foracloaura antarad on tha (lh day of March 1991 in Cnnl Action No *1 *0C2 C C -2 0 Z of tha County Court of tha E*gMaanth Judicial Circuit in and tor Sammola County rionda m which DALE MARSHALL i« tha Dafandant and DESTINY SPRINGS CON* DOM iNlUM AS S O CIA TIO N •NC •* tha Plaintiff. I will tall to tha htghatl and t>a«t hiddar tor ca«h at tha w a tl front door of tha Saminola County Courthouaa Sanford Florida at 11 OC A M on tha 9th day of APRIL 199i tha following daacribad raal proparty %at forth »n tha Final Judgmant Un.t 30C DESTINY SPRINGS CONDOMINIUM* according to tha Dactaration of Condom inium tharaot a« racordad in Official Racorda Dook 1337. Paga H 9 0 of tha Public R acordt of Sammola County Florida DATED thia 4th day of March. 199A MARYANNE MORSE Clara of tha Court Ov Jana E Jaaaw>c Daputy Clark Piamtifta Attornay EMiL A GASPERONi JR ESQ 931 Waknra Spring* Road Longwood FlorxSa 3*779 |«C7) 772-7303 N O TIC K A M K R IC A N S W ITH D IS A B ILfTIK S A C T O F 1990 A A m inla trathra O rd ar Na. 93-37 Paraona with a disability who naad a apacial accommodation to participata in thia procaadmg abouid contact ADA Coordinator at 301 N Park Avanua Suita North 301, Sanford Florida 32771 at laaat hva (5) daya prior to tha procarding Tataphona (407) 323* 4330 aatana*on 4227, 1-S00* 9SS S771 (TO O ), or 1-SOO-9SS* A770 (V) via Florida Ralay Sarytco Pubhah March I t 21 1991 DE0*152 N O TIC K OF F IC T IT IO U S NAMK No Ik: a la haraby g*van that wa ara angagad m buamaaa al 9000 S Mary 17*92. Farn Park Florida 32730 Sammola County Florida, undar tha Fictiiioua •* Nama of T H I TR A ILK R CON* N E C TIO N and that wa inland ragiatar aa>d nama with tha I to Dnrition of Corporationa. Taltahaaaaa. Florida, in accor* Janca with tha pronu on* of tha Fictitioua Nama Statutaa. To* Wit 8 action ASS 09. Florida Statutaa 1991 D Aha a. Enftarpnaaa. Inc Donna K. Shaa Darwin A Shaa Publish March 2S. 199A DC0*210 IN T N I C IR C U IT CO URT OF T N I II O N T I I N T N JU D IC IAL C IN C U IT M AND FOR S IM IN O L I CO UN TY, FLORIDA CIVIL A C TIO N C A I I NO. A T * iy M O A * U * l REOiONS M O R TG A G E. INC F/K/A ESTATE FINANCING. INC . Plaintiff. va J M ICHAEL SM ITH, al al. Defendant(a) N O T 1CI OF ACTION TO GLORIA Y O U N T A/VL/A GLORIA SMITH LAST KNOW N RESIDENCE UNKNOW N CUR R EN T R EIIO EN C E UNKNOWN W iKlnosday. M a rch 25,1998 Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices JO H N S TO N AMERICAN COMPANIES A 'KiA JO H N S TO N PROPERTIES 0/0/A REGENCY APARTM ENTS I ART KNOWN RESIDENCE UNKNOWN CURRENT RESIDENCE UNKNOWN PAUL A LEY> AS SOLE SURVIVING DiR ECTOA/TRUSTEC OF PROPERTY MANAGEM ENT INC D'D A SUNDANCE APARTM ENTS A DISSOLVED CORPORATION Oy aarymg on hahalt ot all Surviving Diractora/Tiu*laa* LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE UNKNOWN CURRENT RESIDENCE UNKNOWN ANY AND ALL UNKNOW N PAR­ TIES c l a i m i n g d t t h r o u g h UNDER ANO AG AIN ST THE HER EIN NAM ED INDIVIDUAL OEFEN DANT(S) WHO ARE NOT KNOW N TO DE DEAD OR ALIVE w h eth er s a id UN KNO W N PARTIES MAV C LAIM AN IN TE R E S T AS SPOUSES HEIRS DEVISEES G R A N TE ES OR O TH ER CLAIM ANTS LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE UNKNOWN CURRENT RESIDENCE UNKNOWN YO U ARE NOTIFIED that an action to toractoaa a mortgaga on tha following proparty in SEMINOLE County Florida CO N D O M IN IUM UN IT 229 0U ILD IN G t ID OF HIDDEN SPRINGS CO N D O M IN IUM S ACCORDING TO THE D E C L A ­ RATION OF C O NDO M INIUM RECORDED ON N0VEM DER IS 19A4 IN O FFICIAL R ECORDS BOOK 1594 PAGES 77t T h r u 795 INCLUSIVE OF THE PU0 L1C RECORDS OF SEMINOLE c o u n t y . Fl o r id a a n d a l l A M FN D M E N TS TH ER E TO TO G E TH E R W ITH ALL APP U R ­ TE N A N C E S TH E R E TO AND UNDIVIDED IN TER EST IN THE COM M ON ELEM EN TS OF SAID CONDOM INIUM AS SET FORTH IN SAI0 DECLARATION ASSUM PTIO N RIDER PRE­ PAYMENT RIDER ANO C O N D O ­ MINIUM RIDER ATTACHED HER ETO ANO BY THIS REFER ENCE MADE A PART HEREOF IN C LU D IN G S P ECIFICALLY O UT N O T 0V WAY OF LIM ITA­ TION THE FO LLO W IN G E Q U IP ­ M EN T FIR E P LA C E . PAD DLEFANS M IR RO R ED CLOSET DOORS. REFRIGERATOR WITH ICEM AK ER . R ANGE D IS H ­ IN TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T OF TH E E IO N T E K N TH JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN AND FOR S E M IN O LE C O U N TY . FLO R ID A CIVIL A C TIO N CASK NO 99-1 9 9 9 DIVISIO N 14B FT M O R TGAGE COMPANIES O/O/A FIRST TENNESSFE M O RTGAGE COMPANY INC AS SUC C ESSO R IN INTEREST TO FIRST Tf NNESSEE BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION Plamtittta) va STEPHEN P W OMACK al al Dafandant(a) N O TIC E OF FO R E C LO S U R E SALK NOTICE IS HERE BY GIVEN purauanl to a Final Judgmant ol Mortgaga Foracloaura datad March 10th I99A and antarad •n C a*a NO 9S-199S ol tha Circuit Court ol tha E IG H ­ TEEN TH Judicial Circuit in and tor SEMINOLE County Florida wharam FT M ORTGAGE COM PANICS D/0/A FIRST T E N ­ NESSEE M ORTGAGE COMPA NY INC AS SUC C ESSO R IN IN TE R E S T TO FIR ST T E N ­ NESSEE 0 ANh NATIONAL AS SO CIATIO N ta tha Plaintiff and S TEP H EN P W OMACK JAN ET D W OMACK 5 T E V I N J M CCORY TAFFY E MCCORV CLERK OF THE C IR C U IT C O U R T OOARD OF C O U N TY C O M M ISSIO N ER ADVENTIST H EALTH SYSTEM /SU N H ELT INC D/0/A FLORIDA HOSPITAL ara tha Dafandanta I will aall to tha highaat and ba*t Imtdar for ta th at tha antranca of tha S EM lNO iE County Cnurfhouaa at 11 00 a m on tha 7th day ol APRIL 199A tha following daacribad proparfy a* *at forth in aaid Final Judgmanl LO T 151 HIDDEN LAKE p h a s e n. u n i t iv a c c o r d i n g TO THE PLAT TH FR FO F AS RECORDEO IN PLAT OOOK 25 PAGElS) C6 AND S7 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF S EM I­ NOLE C O U N TY FLORIOA W ITNESS MY HAND and tha aaal ol thia Court on MARCH 11th 1999 (SEAL) Maryann# Moraa Clark of tha Circuit Court Oy Jana E Jaaawic Daputy Clark Echavarna. McCalla Raymar Oarratt A Frappiar Poat Offica Dor 3410 Tampa FL 33601 F9S0939S4 WASHER. DISPOSAL WASHER A DRYER MICROWAVE OVEN haa baan f.iad agamat you and you ara raquirad to aarva a copy of your wnttan dafanaaa. if any within 30 daya attar tha hrat publication of thia Nottca of Action, on Echavarna Me Cana Raymar Oarratt A Frappiar Plaintiff • attornay whoaa addraaa ta SOI Bayahora Boulavard Suita A00 Tampa Florida 334OS and fit# tha orig­ inal with thra Court aithar bafora aarvica on Plaintiff'a attornay or immadtataly thara* altar, otharwiaa a datautt will ba antarad agamat you lor tha ralial damandad in tha Complaint or pa tit ion Thta notica ahail ba pubhahad one a aach waak for two con* aacutiva waaka in tha Sanford Ha raid W ITNESS my hand and tha aaal of Ihtt court on thia 9th day of March 1999 (SEAL) Maryann# Moraa CferA of tha Court By Cecelia V Ekern Aa Deputy Clerk In accordance with tha Amancant DiaabiMiaa Act. par­ aona naad mg a apacial accom ­ modation to participata in thia procaadmg ahould contact tha individual or agancy landing notica not latar than aavan (7) daya prior to tha procaadmg at tha addra** given on tha notica Telephone 407-3234330 eat 4227 1-A00-9SS-A771 (TD D ) or 1-AOO-9SS-A770 (v) via Florida Ralay Sarvica Publish March t i 25 199A D E O -145 n o t ic i N O T IC I OF FORECLOSURE SALS BY CLCRK OF C IR C UIT COURT AMERICANS WITN O I9 A B ILITII9 A C T OF I M S Admin let relive Order He. 9 T -J If you ere a peraon with a dia* ability who needy any accom ­ modation in order to participate In thia proceeding, you are enti­ tled. at no coeat to you. lo the provision ol certain asaiatance Pleaae contact Court Administration al 301 N Park Avenue. Suite N 30 I. Sanford. FL 32771. (407) 323-4330 eat 4227 within t working daya of your receipt of thia notice, if you ere hearing or voice impaired, call 1-AOO-9SS-A77I Publish March IS . 2S. 1998 DEO-124 NOTICE M -t9 M IN T N I C IR C UIT CO URT OF T N I II Q H T I I N T N JUO lCIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR S IM IN O L I COUNTY. • T A T I OF FLORIDA Oaaa Na. S7*IAOO*OA«14*W Q IN IR A L JURISDICTION EASTERN SAVINOA DANK F80 Plaintiff. A DOUGLAS STAETTER . at ua . at e l . Defendants Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Mary anna Morse. Clerk of the Circuit Court of SEM INOLE County. Florida, will, on the 7th day ol APRIL. 1t9S. at I t 00 a m at the Weal Front door of the Sammola County Courthouse in Sanlord. Florida, otter tor sale and sell at public outcry to the highaat end beat bidder for cash, the following described property situated in SEMINOLE County Florida, lo* wit LO T 22. BLOCK B. C O A C H LIG HT ESTATES S E C TIO N III. A CCO R DING TO TH E PLAT THEREOF AS R EC O R D E D IN P i AT OOOK 25 PAGE 96 OF THE P U 0LIC R ECO R DS OF SEMINOLE C O U N TY FLORIDA puf«uant In the tmal decree ol foracloaura antarad in a ceaa lending in *auf Court tha atyla ol which •* EASTERN SAVINGS (TANK FSB v « A DO UGLAS STAETTER el hr el al In accordance with the Amaru ana with OiaatnMte* Act. peraona needing a apacial act nmmndalHMi In participate in Ihi* procaadmg ahould contec I the individual or agency vending thia notice no later than *even (7) daya poor to the proceeding al the addraaa g«ven on notice Telephone (904) 257 6097 1 (900) 9559771 (TD D ) or t (900) 955 9770 (V) via Florida Relay Service W ITNESS my hand and official *eal ol aaid Court thia 11th day of MARCH 1999 (SEAL) Honorable Maryann# Moraa Clark ot tha Circuit Court Oy Jana E Jaaawic Deputy Clerk LAW OFFICES OF JOSEPH PANIELLO Poal Offica Dob 234 7 Tampa Florida 33601 Publivh Man h 19 25 1999 DE O - 149 IN TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T OF TH E E IG H T E E N T H JU O lC IA L C IR C U IT IN AND FOR • EM INO LK C O U N TY , FLO R ID A C IV IL A C TIO N CASK NO . 9 7 -2 4 2 S -C A DIVISION ta w MARKET STR EET MORTGAGE CORPORATION Plamtift(a) va CHARLES 0 llOROEAUK at al Dalandant(a) N O TIC S OF FO R K C LO S U R S S ALS NOTICE IS HEREOV GIVEN purvuant lo a Final Judgment of Mortgage Foracloaura datad March 11th 1999. and antarad m Caaa NO 97-2425-CA ol the Circuit Court ol I ha E IG H ­ TEENTH Judicial Circuit m and tor SEMINOLE County Florida wharam M AR KET S TR E E T M ORTQAQE CORPORATION ia the Plaintiff and CHAR LES 0 O O R D IAU X BAR R YAOR AH AM NATALIE L B O R D EAU X ANY ANO ALL UNKNOW N PARTIES C LAIM IN G OV. TH R O U G H UN 0ER AND A Q A IN ST THE HEREIN NAM EO INDIVIDUAL D E FE N D A N T(f) WHO ARE NO T KNOWN TO 0E DEAD OR ALIVE W H ETH E R SAID UNKNOW N PAR TIES MAY C LAIM AN IN TE R E S T AS SPOUSES HEIRS 0EVISEES G R AN TE ES OR O TH E R C LA IM A N TS . O R E E N T R IE FINANCIAL CORPORATION ara the Defendants. I will aall to the highaat and bast bidder for cash al the W E S T FR O N T OOOR OF THE SEM INOLE C O U N TY C O U R TH O U S E S A N ­ FORD FLORIOA at 11 00 a m . on tha 9th day ol APRIL. 1999 tha following daacribad proper­ ty aa aat forth in aaid Final Judgment LO T 23. ALAFAYA W OODS PHASE XVII ACCO R O IN Q TO THE OFFICIAL PLAT THER EO F AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3A. PAGES 31 TH R O U G H 33. P UB LIC R EC O R O S OF SEM IHOLE CO U N TY . FLORIOA W ITNESS MY HAN 0 and tha aaal of thia Court on MARCH 12th. 1999 (I E A I ) Maryann* Moraa Clark ol lha Circuit Court Dy Jana C Jatawrc Daputy Clark Ecfravarria. McCalla. Raymar. B arr.lt ft Frappiar Poal Ottic* Boa 3410 Tampa FL 3 3 M I F t n iS U S N O T IC I In accordance with tha Amancant Di.abilitiaa Act. parto n . naadmg a apacial accom­ modation lo participata m thra procaadmg ahould contact I ha individual or agancy tending notica not la la r than aavan (f) daya prior to th* proceeding al Ih* addraaa g i.a n on Ih* nolle* Talaphon* 407-1234330 aal 4227. I -#00-961-4 771 (TOO) or 1-400-944-9770 (v) via Florida Ralay Sarvica Publi.h March IS . 2 t. I M S DCO-142 Legal Notices STATS OF FLORIOA DSPARTMBNT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION NOTICS OF IN T IN T TO ISSUS P IR M IT FOR A M O D IFIID P R O JIC T , Th* Oapanmanl ol Environmental Protection give* nolle* ol na intent to laau* a permit modification to Saminola County Da part man! ol Environmental Sarvica. Solid Waal* Diaiaion 1S34 S R 41S. Longwood. FL 327M lo rnodity th* aaiatmg oper­ ation permit lor tha Oacaola Lendtill lo incorporate tha conatructo n and operation ol an acliv* landlnl gaa collection and flaring ayalam Thia facility i* located on IS30 Oacaola Road. 2 21 mi la I aaal ol O kl Ganaaa Road. Oanava. in Sammolt County. Florida Th* Department haa aaaignad File Number SOkS-0t 24443-003 lo tha protect and inland* to laau* th* permit aa a modification lo Permit No S 03l-304tl3 lor Ih* Oacaola Landfill which aapuaa on November t 7. 2002 A peraon whoa* at-batenbel mlaraat* are atfaclad by Ih* Oapanmanl a propoaad permitting decision may petition lor an admmialralia* proceeding (hearing) in accordanc* with Ssclion 120 E7, Florida Statutaa The petition must contain th* informa­ tion aal forth below and m ult ba tiled (racanrad) in th* Offica ol General Counaal ol Ih* Oapanmanl al 3*00 Commonwealth Boutarard. Taliahaaaa*. Florida 323M-3000. within 14 daya ol publication ol thia notica Pablionar thall mail a copy ol Ih* peti­ tion lo Ih* applicant al Ih* addiata indicated above at Ih* tmw ot tiling Failur* lo til* a petition within Hut time period thall consti­ tute a waiver ol any right auch peraon may ha.a lo rogues! an administratis* determination (hearing) under Section 120 17. Florida Slatutta Th* Petition shall contain Ih* following information (a) Th* nama. addraaa. and talaphon* number ol aach pablionar. th* applicant'* name and addraaa. Ih* Oapanmanl Permit Fit* Number and Ih* county In which th* protect It propoaad. (b| A statement ot how and whan aach pablionar received notica ol th* Oapanm anl a action or proposed action, (c) A atalamanl ol how aach pablionar'* substantial intaraals are allactad by Ih* Departments action or propoaad action, (d) A statement ol the material lacta disputed by Patibonar. il any. (a) A atalamanl ol tacts enuch patibonar contends warrant reversal or modification ol tha Department's action or propoaad action (I) A statement ol which rule* or statute* pablionar contend* require reversal or modification ol Ih* Depanmant a action or proposed action and (g) A atalamanl ot Ih* rebel sought by pablionar titlin g precise­ ly Ih* action pablionar wants th* Oapanmanl lo lake with respect lo Ih* Oapanmanl'* action or proposed action II a petition it tiled. Ih* administrative hearing process I* designed lo formulate agancy action Accordingly |h* Oapanm anl’* final action may ba different from th* position taken by il in Ih* Nobc* Paraona tvhoa* substantial interests *41 ba attested by any decision ot tha Department with regard lo Ih* apphcalron have Ih* right lo petition to become a party to Ih* proceeding Tha petition must conform lo the requirements spec­ ified above and be bled (i*c*iv*di within 14 daya ol public.bon ol Ihi* nolic* in th* Oltic* ol General Counaal al Ih* above addraaa ol Ih* Oapanmanl Failur* lo petition within th* allow ad lima frame constitute* a waiver ol any right such parson haa lo raquas! a hearing undar Section 120 17 F S and lo perticipal* aa a party lo this proceeding Any subsequent intervention will only be al Ih* approval ol Ih* pra.idmg oltic es upon motion filed puiauanl to Rule 24-1 207. F A C In addition to requesting an administratis* hearing, any peti­ tioner may alacl lo purau* mediation Th* election may b* accomplished by tiling with th* Department a mediation agree­ ment with all parties to th* proceeding (i * . th. applicant. Ih* Department, and any parson who haa filad a timely and sufficient petition lor a hearing) Th* agreement moat contain all Ih# Ntlornation required by Rule 21-104 404 Th* e g , m u , , c --------------------------------------------------------------- 1-------------------------------------------------------------received by th* da rk in th* Otlic* gl General Counaal ol Ih* Department at 3000 Commonwealth Boulavard. Mail Station 14. Tallahassee Florida 12399-1000 within Ian day* altar tha da ed­ itn* lor hlmg a petition, aa aal forth above Choosing mediation will not adversely effect the right to a hearing it mediation do** not result in a aalllamant Th* application la available lor public inspection dunng normal business hour*. S O O a rn t o S O O p m . Monday through Friday, ascapt legal holidays, al Ih* Department ol Environmental Protection. 3319 Maguire Boulavard Suite 232. Orlando. Florida, talaphon* 407/193-3321 Publish March 21. IM S DEO-112______________________________________________________ ____ ST. JO N N S RIVBR WATER M A N A Q IM EN T DISTRICT • IVSS NO TICS OF IN TIN D S O AOSNCV ACTION Tha Dtelrtct gives nolle* of It* intent lo issua a permit lo th# fol­ lowing appliesnl(s) on April 7th. IS M SANFORO AIRPO RT AUTHO R ITY. ONE RED CLEVELAND B l VO . SANFORD. FL 32771. application *4-117-0243AQM4-ERP Tha protect Ik located in Sammol# County. Sac hone 04. 04. 04. 07 S 04 Township 20 South. Rang* 31 East Th* ERP application is lor M ODIFICATION TO THE PREVIOUSLY ISSUED PERMITS A S S O C I­ ATED W ITH C O N S TR U C TIO N OF A GENERAL AVIATION RUNWAY. FIRE STATION. ROAD S CO N TR O L TO W ER ANO TO EXTEN D THE TAXIWAV FOR TH E ORLANOO/SANFORO AIRPORT Th* receiving waterbodies are LAKE JE S U P A LAKE MONROE Th* litea(a| containing aach ol th* abova-liatad application).) ara available tor Inspection Monday through Friday aacapl lor legal hobdaya. S O O a rn lo 4 00 p m al Ih* Si John* River Water Management District Headquarters or Ih* appropriate Sarvica Canter Th* District will taka action on aach permit application kalad above unless a petition lor an administrative proceeding (hearing) filed pursuant to tha provisions ol taclions 120 444 and 120 47. F S . and sac lion 40C-1 411, F A C A parson whoa* sub­ stantial inlarasla are effected by any ol Ih* O itln cls propoaad permitting decision* identified above may petition lor an admuiwlrslrv# hearing in accordanc* with tactions 120 444 and 120 47. F S or all parties may reach a written agreement on mediation aa an alternative remedy undar taction 120 473 Choosing mediation will not adversely allacl Ih* right lo a hearing il mediation dost not result In a settlement Th* procedure* tor pursuing mediation are aal forth In taction 120 473. Florida Statute*, and rule* 24104 111 and 24-106 401- 404 Florida Administrative Cod* Petition* m u ll comply with Ih* raquiramanls ol Florida Admsnist/abv* Cod* Rule 40C-1 421 and ba litad with (racanrad by| Ih* District Clark, located al Oiatnct Headquarter*. Highway 100 Waal. Palatka. Florida 32177 Pslibona lor admtntstralnrs hearing on Ih* above application)!) m u ll ba Iliad within fourteen (14) days ol publication ol this nolics or within nme la an ( I f ) days ol Ih* District depositing notice ol due intent in th* mail lor thoa* paraona to whom tha Oialncl mails actual nolic* Failur* lo III* a petition within llwa lima period thall constitute a waiver ol any right auch person may have to re quasi an admmiababv* determi­ nation (hearing) undar aaclions 120 664 and 120 67, F S , con­ cerning Ih* subtacl permit application Palibona which ara not tiled in accordanc* with Ih* above provisions are subfacl to dra­ ms**! Bacauas Ih* administrative hearing process is designed lo formulate Imal agancy action, tha tiling ol a petition means that th* Oislncta Imal action may be different liom Ih* position taken by il h i this notice ol intent Parsons whoa* substantial mterasta will ba alfeclad by any such Imal decision ol Ih* District lo become a parly lo th* procaadmg. m accordanc* with th* raquuamanla aal forth above Shannon Baric an Senior Partrul Oala Technician St Johns Rival Water Management Oialncl Publish March 36. I M S OEO-214 l Legal Notices IN TN E C IR C U IT C O U R T OF T N I I I O N T I I N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN AND FOR 4C M IN O LS C O U N TV . FLO R IO A C IV IL A C TIO N C A S E NO . 0 7 -1 9 9 9 CA DIVISIO N 1 4 ( FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK PlainliH(a). ve M ICHAEL J STROUP, el al Ovlendent(e) N O TIC E OF F O R E C L O S U R E SALS NO TICE IS HEREOV OIVEN purauanl lo an Outer Rescheduling Foreclosure 8*1* dated March Clh. 1994 and antarad m Casa NO 97.1449 CA al lha Circuit Court ol lha E IG H TE EN TH Judicial Circuit m and lor S EM INO LE County Florida wharam FIRST UNION NATIONAL 0ANK is th# Plaintiff and M ICHAEL J STR O U P SUSAN J S TR O U P FIRST UNION NATIONAL DANK F/K/A FIRST UNION NATIONAL DANK OF FLORIDA and TEN AN T *1. N/K/A JO HN KNOW LES are th* Oafandanta. I will sail to lha highaat and bast bidder lor cash at THE W E S T FRONT O OOR OF THE SEMINOLE C O U N TY C O UR TH O U SE S A N ­ FORO FLORIOA *1 1 1 0 0 a m . on th* 9th day ol APRIL. 1994, tha following daacribad propar­ ly a* sal forth in sard Final Judgment LOT 34 TIMBER RIDGE AT SAOAL POINT. U N IT I. A C C O R D IN G TO THE PLAT TH ER E O F AS R E C 0 R 0 E 0 IN PLAT OOOK 34 PAQES 44. 41 ANO 46 OF THE PUBLIC R EC O R O S OF SEMINOLE C O U N TY FLORIDA TO O ETHER W ITH A PART OF TR A C T ‘ E*. SAOAL POINT SECO ND REVI­ SION AS R E C 0 R 0 E 0 IN PLAT OOOK 19 PAOES 4T. 6 « ANO 69 OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEM INO LE C O U N TY MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FO LLO W S B EGIN AT THE S O UTH W ES T CORNER OF LO T 39 TH EN C E N O R TH ST OEQREES U 21* E A S T ALONQ THE s o u t h l i n e t h e r e o f FOR 90 64 F E E T TO THE S O U TH EAS T CORNER OF LO T 36 TH EN C E S O U TH 01 OEQREES 19 03* W IS T FOR 10 12 FEET. TH EN CE SO UTH 97 OEQREES 11' 21* WEST ALONQ A LINE 10 00 FE E T SO UTH OF ANO PARALLEL W ITH THE SO UTH LINE OF LO T 39 FOR 49 09 FEET TO THE EAST LIEN OF LO T 34 TH EN CE NORTH 02 DEGREES 49 39* W EST ALONQ SAID E A S T LINE FOR 10 00 FEET TO THE POINT OF OEOINNINO W ITNESS MV HAND and th* aaal ol thra Court on march 6th 1 »»« (SEAL) Maryann* Moraa Clark ol Ih* Circuit Court Oy Jan* E Jasawrc Daputy Clark Echavarna. McCalla Raymar Oarratt A Frappiar Poal Oftica Boa 3410 Tampa FL 33401 FS70736*4 NOTICS In accordanc* with the Americana Oitabdrtias Act. par­ sons naadmg a special accom­ modation lo participate in thra proceeding should contact Ih* individual or agancy sanding no lie a not later than aavan (7) daya prior ta lha proceeding el th* addraaa given an tha nonce Talaphon# 407.3134130 aal 4227 1-900-944-9771 (TO D ) or I -400 614-37 70 (v). VM Florida Ralay Sarvics Publish March IS 24. IM S DEO-124 IN TN S CIRCUIT COURT SIM IN OLB COUNTY, FLORIOA PROBATE DIVISION FIT# Number S S -tS S -C P IN RE ESTATE OF OIANE S CORINO Deceased N O T IC I OF AOMINISTRATIOR (On* PR) Th* administration ol th* estate ol DIANE ( CORINO dacaaaad Fite Number 64-206C P it pending in Ih* Circuit Court for Saminola County Florida. Probate Division, lha address ol which is Sammol* County Courthouse Probate Division 101 Watt Park Avanu* Post Oll.ce Drawer C Sanlord Florida 12772 Tha nama and addraaa ol lha Personal Representative and Ih* Personal Rapraaanlaltva'a attornay are set lorth below ALL IN TE R E S TE D PERSONS ARE NO TIFIED THAT All paraont on whom this •otic* is served who have 1 rectum. Ihal challenge th* validity ol Ih* Will, th* qualili-.alione ol Ih# Personal Representative, vanu*. or funsdiction ol Ihi* Court are raquirad lo lit* thaw obtac Irons with this Court W ITH IN TH E LATER OF TH R E E M O NTH S A FTE R TH E DATE OF TH E FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS N O TIC E OR TH IR TY OAVE AFTER TH E DATE OF SERVICE OF A C O P Y OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM AH creditors ol the dacadanl and other paraona having claim* or demands against decadent's aatete on whom a copy ol this notica is served within thra* months alter Ih* data ol Ih* brat publication ol Ihi* nolic# mu*I til* their claim* with this Court W ITHIN TH E LATER OF TH R EE M O NTH S AFTER TH E 0A TE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS N O TIC E OR TH IR TY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF EERVICE OF A C O PY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All other creditors ol Ih* daca­ danl and paraona havmg claim* or demand* agamat th* daca­ danl'* aatete must til* lhair claim* with Ihi* Court WITHIN THREE M O N T H ! A FTER TH E DATE OF TH E FIRST P U B LIC A ­ TION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIM *. DEM AN0S ANO O B JE C TIO N S N O T SO FILE0 WILL BE FOREVER BARRED lira date ol Ih* lira I publics"c n ol Ihia no'ica is March 211 h. IB M Personal Representative Juliarm M William* Post Oltic* Boa 193192 Altamonte Springs. FL 12711 Attorney lor Personal Rsprsasntabv* Catharine E G rain Attornay For Pablionar Florida Oar No 991724 RUOINO. PEPPLER S ASSOCIATES. 119 Lookout Place. Suita 101 Maitland. Florid* 22791 Talaphon* (*07| *47-7470 Publish March 21 and April T, IM S DEO-211 S em in ole Herald C L A S S IF IE D A D R A T E S DEADLINES Tuesday thru Friday 12 Noon the day botoro publication Sunday 12 Noon Friday YARD SALES Price Per Line Pre Paid Only In tho event of an error, the Seminole Herald will bo re sponsible lor the first insertion only and only to the oilonl ol the cost ol thnl insertion Ptoaso check nd for accuracy tho first day if runs $18 TOPLACELANADCALL 3 LINES WHOLE WEEK S E M IN O L E 407/322-2611 DEPARTMENT HOURS 51 * PER LINE a AM 5 P M M O N D A Y - F R ID A Y NOW AC CE P TIN G 13 WEEKS Contract Rates 14 — F o r S a l e 27— N ursery C S ECU R ITY BARS S DOORS Lie. 34 yrt Eap 10 000 design* tlraq It Fraa eel Quality guaranteed 904 M l 0011 or 407 324 J I M 21—Personals a d o p t in ORLANDO 407/831-9933 ' irvmg etpantas coteraafog A mnrkcaf GIFT OF LIFE SOO-216-1433 along with T I C A playroom ten yrd Cart C PH CDLTtatBaa i afat For mtervww 3300700 Accreowd Truck School COL. VVTAApprv Jgb Astral Wkend datura TUkonal Truck School 1-AOO-4SA-73A4 CHX.DCARE provider naodM m my borne SantortlVk Mary Flae h rv salary nog 3026284________ 71— H elp W a n ted AN EXP lO V M O M O M Prontea rducjtonai a cbv«a Inhome praachool agaa 3-11. Limited space Cad 221-7S3S. L ISC a293-10_____ W ALK-INS A A L KX)S *’# thra n u rta t ipooaity Healthy krdk lou* HRSS042132 324 1*43 A LO N E ? F la R E S P E C TE D Oabng Bureau lor SENIORS Lonely? Ca» TONIGHT 1-900-407-7791 aat 2207 U a* (*r rrei Uuefta <1 9IRV-U 9144*64*34 Longwood Maasag* Studio Wan ms welcome 7 days Private rm» Female Stan lrac»MM7791 407-339-9100 23— Lost & Found FO UNO-LONGW OOO/Bia TREE PARK Declined Grey Cat >318430___________ 25—SrtciAL N otices SPECIAL OATS Never torgat them' Rerrundar Serve# B day apptt Dr* StS/yr For oaten* cal 302 2126 27—N ursery A Child C are A L L H OUR S 10 yra *g> m chad development Reas raws meet* met Fim play room 124 0513 Legal Notices IN TN E CIRCUIT CO URT OF T N I IIR M T IIN T N JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA c r v t i ACTION CASS NO. 9 4 -I9 M -C A DlVISION t « I FIRST UNION MORTGAGE CORPORATION SUCCESSOR BY MERQER W ITH DOMINION BANK9H ARES M ORTQAQE CORPORATION Plainlittte). v* RUSSELL L HUDSON *1 al Dafandantlal NOTICE OP FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN purauanl to an Order Rescheduling Foracloaur* Sale dated March t lt h IM 9 . and antarad m Caaa NO 9 4 -1 M I ­ CA ot th* Circuit Court ol th* EIG H TEEN TH Judicial Circuit m and lor SEM INOLE County Flonda wharam FIRST UNION M O R TG AG E C O RPO RATIO N. SUCCESSOR 0V MERGER WITH DOMINION 0ANK9HARE9 MORTGAGE CORPORATION ra tha Plaintiff and RUSSELL L H UDSO N. and UNKNOW N S P OU SE/CO -TENANT OF RUS­ SELL L H UDSO N A/K/A FAY HUDSON are th* Defendants. I emit sail lo th* hrghatl and beet bidder lor cash al W EST FRONT DOOR OF TH E SEM INOLE C O U N TY C O UR TH O U S E. SAN­ FORO. FLORIOA I I 00 a m . on th* 7lh day ol APRIL. IS M . Ih* following daacribad property aa aal lorth In aaid Final Judgment LO T 44. SAN LANTA. THIRD S E C TIO N . A SUBDIVISION. A C C O R D IN G TO TH E PLAT TH ER E O F AS R EC O R D E D IN PLAT BOOK t l . PAGE 76. OF TH E P U B LIC R ECO R OS OF SEMINOLE C O UNTY. FLORIOA W ITNEES MV HAND and th* aaal ol thra Court on MARCH Itth . IS M (SEAL) Maryann* Mora* Clark of th* C mcim I Court By: Jan* E Jaaawic Daputy Clark Echevarria. McCalla. Raymar. Barrett S Frappiar Poat Offica Boa 3410 Tampa. FL 3360t FS40S1S34 NOTICE In accordance with the American* Disabilities Act. par­ son* naadmg a apacial accom­ modation lo participate in thra procaadmg ahould contact th* individual or agancy aandmg nobc* not talar than aavan (7) day* prior lo th* procaadmg at th* addraaa given on th* nolle* Talaphon* 407-3234330 aal 4227. 1-SOO-S66-I771 (TO O ) or 1-S00-S64-S770 |v). via Florida Ralay Sarvics Pubirah. March IS . 21. I M S DSO-147 F/T A P/T tor a May* Manufer fimng pianl m Sanlord Po»r bona ara available on an aNtla. Pace**liar Personnel at 330-2A 11 or 330-tSAA M ffl 447 TV M M Long Term-Short Tana Tamp To Hw* $300 - $500 Dratrfeutmg prim* C4b»» 740 l r parionco necessary For more information sand a SASE lo Pnmebm# Commune aIon a P O Boe 494311 Mam. FL 33269 1351_____________ B E S T Home Buatnoas out them It you *r# temuf about mating money w no i*4 of prod no mv no rm Ca* 2S2 1320 Whan Wa Work . J r a a Party*' Say I I M Tupparwara free ••FREE** REGISTRATION S a m in o la E m p lo y m e n t Why B# Onamptoyad? Lai Ua Work for You' 17 Year* Eaportence' OFFICE G R EE TE R - Mfhr Latte Mary Firm TrammgOWy'Trgi* 32IA42I PUMP B IN D E R - IS/hr Aaaambiy Work "“ cokopeS i LABO R TIU U N fE •17/hr La am a Trad* VENDING ROUTE Many high traffic eltee (2 5 0 0 I M DATA ENTR Y - *7/hr Basic Sara* Mamed potential 800*342-6653 ORDER P ULLER 14/hr Keep Up with Inventory m m m u u m tm tu ~ MAKE T H 0 u 4A m M war. u i ~ Cad Today Tha Parted Job fa Warring lor You"' government aucaon* 4 ve pnra Cad 24 hr* S)t-SS3t *at.1 (4 0 7 )3 2 2 * 2 0 4 4 VENOfNQ: LA2Y PER SO NS o r e a m f e w h o u r s - b ig u Fraa Brochure 1 400 4204742 W O RK FROM HOME making wooden tram** Cam to 6344. •a Ca* 430 9444 a n t -41 WORK FROM HOME No coal tor iip p ra t aam lo I X O w m*» mg brae 434-44M E »f *44 A Q G A R R im n a , I N C . •Horn* Weekly* 59— F i n a n c i a l S e r v ic e s • la y Over Plan- *E«tra Sfc>> Pay* *401K Rakvamenr' Ttee«*> towanca’ 'Vecatun Pay* ERASE BAD CREDIT LE G A LLY lor fuel U t 00 Mad chacymo X) C ALYP S O i « M N leksmom Av* Wmtar Park FL 32792 T M E O ol bamg timed down tor Cf*dT» learn whor* to obtem to* boat dear* credit card* am but loan* debt conaotdaton Rates a* tow at 1 B V no an­ nual teat etc M A W tmarpro a t 323 IM S _______________ 6 1 — M o n e y to Le n d ‘DIRECT LCN0CR8* *R«ter Pnmram' • Senate Equo' 1 yf OTR eap C UM A COL >eq Pleat# Cal tarn to 1pm I SOOf74 9010 Mon FnOnfy EOC AQENT/REAL ESTATE FREE CAREER SEMP4AR March 24th at / 00 p m al too lake Mary Canter (naif to Al bartaon) X your* not aatnfwd wah teal ywari room* rsauffa mors money wrote now Faff Tree Traavng 4 other tarnaffc program* RSVP to Rubai Mu Take 333 SOM or mat com#' 12.100 ISO 000 Conaokdakona. CaaTi Loams Bad crofM 74o probtem no adv tea 1 SOO 4S0-7SS0 A LL TY R ES O F CREDIT Caeh Avattatta For CradR Card Payoff Or Home Loans 1-A0O-32A-4t2A 63— M o r tg a g es WARMNO HOMEOWNERS FREE report on th* MO Mott Common Mratakaa m Ratmane mg Your Homo' Cal A0O-74A- • s g a a a s s e a B B a S iK S 70—Education 4c T raining “T h cew o r Jun^ * AM BRUSH PAMTER Apply m parson - Sand Creation. Inc 24M Old Lake Mary Road Se­ curity Warehouse Suita I0SS a n f o r d _____________ ALL POSITIONS Now hmng Pan sme 4 Fussma Eacaaant wag** 'SUPERVISORS -M R TEN O ERS -SERVERS WITH PEOPLE? BE A MEDICAL ASSISTANT. A* a Medcal Aaaratant with an Associate ol Scwnca degree, you wd help prepare patterns tor aaammabont. conduct import­ ant taatt and perhape aven aatrat m mmor surgery ira a re­ warding career 4 you tea harp­ ing other* •Gay or fvwrvnp Ctea •Financial Aud tor Thera# Ouaffy •OradLaM Placamanf Aura •CASHMRS ‘COUNTER HELP ■DISHWASHERS fkgh vofuma raatauranl located at toe Orlando- SarWxd Airport Jf f rry s C a tsrsrs 323*0345 Acoepkng appkeabona Mon Fn trom Bam to 2pm Gat fast results Call and placa your advertiaing In our daaaiflada. Cal Today! 40 7 -S Jf-M II CMv C oMm * 413 Eaff Hwy436. Sts 200 CaaaaCwrry. a 32707 322-2611 CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campo* ptegraraa are traffad tramauefteiinaby I pram * lack I today la k e KaqusfiP •Ml N O TIC S O F F IC T IT IO U S NAM E Notica I* haraby given that I am angagad In business at 104 Waatwood C l . Sanford. Florida 12772 Saminola County. Florida, undar th* Fictitioua Nam* ol NUN NAR D PACINO and Ihal I inland to ragiatar said name with th* Orvialon ol Corporations. Tatlahaasa*. Florida. In accordanc* with Ih* provisions ol Ih* Fictitious Nam* Statutes. To-Wil Section 444 04. Florida Statute* ISSt Robert M Nicholas. Jr Pubirah March IS . I M S DEO-211 ------------ M W H I f f i f l Q — 53— Business O rroR Tt'sim s EtUO 1977 1-SOO-922-4477 F am ate Mat sag* Tharapiai headed lor busy longwood to cation Qreafpay 331-4S49 70— E d u c a t i o n & T r a in in g & C llim are MA L MJXULF RMYIETRJF B U WCRU LXUJMLTR; Ml RMYIETRJF MALFUEOUF BT J X BU WC PU KMUJLN.' ITJX — MA L BT EET CW ZAJEUL NUCJF. PREVIOU8 SOLUTION: *11 you sUrt throwing hsdgshogs under ms. I shsl throw s couple ot porcupines under you* — NMuts Khrushchev �71—H elp Wanted 71—Help Wanted GUARANTEED $ 10.50 P/H IN T R A I N I N G 3 pot ever Avg t 15 50 N Sai • comm Sanford bated poo< boating Warder No cold caning Hiring mmcd F.T & P.7 Can Misty Smeltrtr 121-2070 ail III APPLIANCE DELIVERY DRIV­ ER: Must have vehicle with trailer hitch Jl.br « tOe mile Call 634-7072 located m Cat tetoerry A S S O C IA T E T R A IN E E Training make* the difference' New ot erpenenced we have opervng* n our three etpand ing Seminole County ofbcet tor hard working career mmded people Nancy Camel AlUmonteLongwood 869 4600 Rob*i Mureka Lata Mary >teathrow 333 6066 Gary Balanofl Onedo MS 3666 EXPERIENCED CARPENTER with torts 4 truck Laborers also needed Can 330 6400 GROUNDSKEEPER WANTED For 2S6 apt community located m Sanlord F 7 potion Good Benefit! it mteretted can 312 tost Eoc/orwp HAIR STYLIST NEEDED For buty Sanfordtalon No fol­ lowing Decenary Hourly vert ei commission DEUVERY DRIVER Eve H n Can tor detail! WAITRESS Breaktail 4 Lunch 6 Am to 2 00pm Great Location Contact Pete al 610 1819 H O TEL O P P O R T U N IT IE S A beautiful A aiding hotel lo­ cated m the UCF area 11 hiring lor me following potiliont BANQUET SET-UP/SERVER RESTAURANT SERVERS COOKS. BELLMEN. HOST! HOSTESS. COCKTAIL SERVIC­ ERS, HOUSE PERSON. LA UN DRV WORKER. M ONT CLEAN­ ER. CONCIEROE, OUEST SERVICE REPRESENTm VE Apply m per ton lo Hutolay Inn 1111S Ihgh Tech Ave Orlando EOE ATTENTION CNA’a Come and |un oit caring learn ol Nurses and CNA'a Eicel lent henet.it Eipenenced rec ogm/ed 10 0 pm -11 :00pm Nt teaHabia. Pteata apphr ti person Oeeona HeaTbcart Re hartMation Center 1*51 Ed cam Bhd Detuna COC ORUO FRC E WORKPLACE Independant GIB Catalog/ party plan tktlrhutort Proceu order* horn home Reedy cath For atari up tut/1 time member the lee MAIL J 30 00 check/mo 10 CALYPSO VARIETY. 14S4 N Lakemml Ave. Wmler Park a 31791 X X H the hen heanheare team m Vokjtu county WaatoraWve CNA needed immediatety Previout eipenence helpful Cell Debery Manor 407846 4416. EOE. AUTO BOOT PAW TIR HELP EH. Http prepare Mnoe lor paint Mutt have eipenence irrvneoalt opening Can Tom — C Coach W ortl 111at Viking 7070 or 121-■2101. Dahr work Oaky pay Vsnclai a PLUS COME WORK WITH THE BEST a u t o m o t t v * dc t a k e r s LA BO R/GROUNDS SantordLongwoodOnando Good Income Potentj . Benefit! After 90 Dart TepA Seer 407 193 3055 AVON NEEDS rapt thrt area Sea h ta quaMy product! earn grad 6(1 ret horn 311 - 716; Sanford M aker area, specially vehcie Manufacturer seeks T i p larrvnator assent** 1 r-ttaeer Cell tor an appoint­ ment 114-6100 C H E C K C A S H IE R Up to (10 OOHr D« ylme F7 or P T Ratable person wcath handlingeip 13*2464 Contractor! A Trucker* Mate contact quickly your ttate 6 N America New height malerung t yt 24 ray Jlrrvn f-666-466-4470 MC/Vlaa -O tB A R Y M ANORIt txHung tor uwmed and at captonal peope IMMEDIATE OPLNINGS CNA9-F/T-------on as ahtfti WTTM VERY COMPETITIVE Caa 4414 Aia ice Om cfea.rt____ ng er apply weton 60 North Mghwey 17 91 Denary Ftai da Drug EOC. Free L A B O R R IT E ••"330-MI NEED 100 * MEN 4 WOMEN Upscale retirement community m Longwuud hai mmerkato f 7 pet-inn ei a laborer Duties luppod landscape Crew, le prunmg 1 uhet No penance neceaaary. preferred candKJate wrn grounds trpen ence For appt caa 407-462 0110 an 210 EOC LABORERS NEEDED FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CONTRACTOR HtAlTM MSUWtMCt 4N0 M tl m r Owg Im i m a i i i aewya* laaiaMwBmw LAWN MAWTtNANCC Commercial t i p required 1 S reHM iety a mutt' Ca« 110-1461 LEASINQ CONSULTANT Needed to» an upsca-e water IronI apartment community 10 rated n Sanlord E rp pretoned Eacenent pay benetat Some eeetandt 1nourea Can 40 T 111 tost or tai retume lo 407 112 1707 EOetlFWP LABOR READY lo g o WORK TOOAY 7F A S TODAY W KIT ’N* CARLYLE ® by Larry WrlRhl a n ted Seminole Herald, Sanford. Florida - Wednesday, March 25,1999 ■ S B WAREHOUSC/OEUVIRV Sanford A«e Santad D IS H W A S H E R Ran am art m Lungwood keekwig ton pan fme dishwasher Prior eip helpful but not re guwad Flea achadufa needed 10am 6pm 6 5 10 pm ahiha available For appomtment caa 1407) 6 610130 X110 DRIVERS a* Route CHrvery Class A or B COL Night and day pottoorvt Heavy Mting requwed Good pay andbeneMi Apply KELLYS irs f o o o t 660 Carter fL ORTWALL FINISHERS Needed lor residential crew Eip mi handloola 4 10011 Can At al 313 3234 Eipenenced BobcaVNew hrt land Operator COL hto Top pay* 113- 1411 E l perlanced F/TCom puter Medical W n g Insurance. Re espbonkt lor a medical office n Sanford area Send resume 1 0 WS P O B o i 1667. Sanlord a 31771-1667 oeneral tN TtR VK W M Q NOW for Easier photo promotion at local mal Need tola rt Workers 6 Easier Sonnies. Call 1-600 M J47N 1 S French Ave 113-4341 EARN EXTRA MONEY wWt your own home bated butties* wW Sbailee 6 AT 6 T Work pert lane and bvto a Mura. Can 110- t 9 M fo kchecuie an apPrtnjmfniN knq Wf hQ** MATURE PERSON tor kmaa ALF who needs to Suppkmenl ther ncome Room and board mi i m p salary CM 6968547 Car 6 Insurance Needed Weekend! FREE 3316166 Residential C le a n in g MOLLY M A P ■ I— !0 F 7 •M-F ' 66pm Wta Train. 407-767-1007. MOTHERS S OTHERS ■ 1*0041400 RTF. Ft* Training. For fret Booklet CaO I M M Drrveri O TR T R U C K D R IV E R S EiceUenl benefit! No forced dtp* ten Groat pay Immedule potion available CLASS ‘A* COL with good driving record requted Cal or laa name 4 to 407-116-4471 to Pert Tima/ Pull t im e Wart earn JJAOOSVwk or MONET •No eipenence necetaary •Sun rrvnerkalely •WJ Iran •TOP IM S PAID WEEKLY START NOW WITH JSI CALL 113-6799 WANTED Sanout people dewing sueeaseful WEIGHT LOSS, W PROVED HEALTH A M I ENER­ GY Lota 10-100 pound!. 30 day program imdw (100 Saketacaon guaranteed CALL MOW 32S 44 SS H A IR S T Y L I S T Up to 50% commetion BeneMi m growing Lake Maw Salon FANTASTIC SAMS __________ 316-5100________ PROOUCT COORDINATOR Oeneral otlie* work plut help process 4 pack order* Require! phone, clerical, data entry !k « i Smoking ON Cal Slenek Herpi 4 Specs ton. 311-1067, QROVEVIEW 12. eat m M up graded master surte neit to park Make offerf M 3 000 0ED€ CALLAWAY. Raaltor (407) 314-9111. E ll. IDS -g jf f if m Hf . V P A f f Y - R E C E P T IO N IS T Fo* buty medical oflice Orange City Eiperemc* preterrad Send reutme to PO BOX 11W. Sanlord. FL 3177?______ MADE LIKE NEW. Pamt carpel CM'A, 1 txtr *53 900 Can Dot Waller-Jermgan Properties 3133165 or 330 3155 * $ 0 ? 15 3 — A INTELLIGENT STAFFING ( 4 0 7 ) 8 6 6 -0 4 4 4 RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE LOAN CLOSER Afemc n Long wood toekt F/T Cloter FHA, VA, and Conv ctotmg aipen ence regueed Salary plus monthly bonus FuS beneMt in­ cluded Cal Pat at 669 4440 or I41 resume 669 6656 93 RESPONSE CARDS- ! We are taking tor taal reps to tel our group HeaitM.lt leads 75% fvst year comrtvs MOD — ro om s tPrtN trt ^ f A, i » ‘ For R en t 107— M obile H omes For Rent weekly rentals Storting d *T7/wfc tkklrxic Downtown 130-4411 Call 1*600-021 >1136 ELDER SPRINGS OH Sn 427 1 A Ihdrm unlufn tfi'.'w* •*125/ dap Call 333-3964 or ton man agrwat >3617__________ CFFICtCNCV Mart tort - convaraeni location 3136006______ FURNISHE D ROOMS-AJI utm mcl Lkurvky phone. And M uto *65 *90 a weak 314 4955 R E T A IL S A L E S Sales eipenence preferred Cosmetology eip helpful Eftgegetc helpful •rxkvOukl Inter ested in aa aspects of (he beau ty business who is motivated and able to work a HeiPie achedrte Please apply * per ton Trade Secret Seminole Towne Center Mat upper level near Burtknei 117— COMMIRCIAL R en tals ROOMMATE WANTED 17 plush condo *65 wk util mcl . near SCC 1214116 In AM. LEASE Prime showroom A warehouse *10 970 *g ft SR 441 truntage 40 7 578 1500 97— A partments - OFFICE/WHSE 3 000 15 000 if From *3 *f Prvhe vratnn Hwy 17 91 Sanford 1 bf from Aapcrt F u r n is h e d R IG H T H A N D M AN t For 113 ACRES Osteen area River access Owner financing Only *55 000 Can 332 9695 BUILDING LOTS oil 427 aertm from Suntand Estate! 313-5131 Of pgr 4448599 DELTONA to acre! Ideal for motile homnute horto*. cattle, larmaig or nurtory* loned »gn cultural *3 900/ACRE Sm w'ownnr finance 904-TS7t772 or 904-7*79411 GENEVA 5 acre* city wafer light prtn topic tank Owner Fmanemg Only *41.900. OAKRIDGE FARMS Oktana' Dnittma arna 10 acre! rtnal tor horsei or cattle (arm Mobile hcvne or homevte Zoned agn 144 900 Financing av*4 ml cm down payment (904) 747-9300 W ekiva Pines B lvd . 4 6 4/10 acre! Reduced to *19.000 eCVtULYB MAkONKALTy (407) 7409100 155— C ondominiums For Sale f»vd Call 114-4440 JfrrVSua Needs 79 workers dally. *tl sign on bonus to new em- SANFORD Elbe All util met *360 mon 323 0665 o> 699 7 lira pay to drivers •Open I am 99— ArAKTMF.VTS • 601 Oogtrack Ad, Long wood 26O-SI06 U m u r n is h id 3 GREAT LOCATIONS I 4 1 Bdrms 4374-44*0 Mon » l - 0i n LOCAL REPS Wanted to ken much needed lead program to mturance agenti make *9000 comma, won per kale APARTMENT 1LOCATORS Never a to*. AA areas ______ 1-600-1309940_______ Call 213-060-7609 APARTMETNS *300. 91 u m O p as nmt No pats or chadrpn Cal 312 3341__________________ S A l i i AO Efits-------------------- lif t — O m a S p a c e Fo r R t NT A MOVE at SPECIAL" 400 sg ft A up1*165 A MONTH Ofhca Storage l i t 0110 or 313 1554 1 BDRM UNIT Pme Rrtg* Cando Ai appi rod 3 Ians many eitras Lakeside view Port spa 6 tennis Call 376-9436 157— M obile H omes For Sale OFF1CE/OFFICE WARE HOUSE Now Ava-<arte Guardian Pervmai Storage CaA tor deta<! 576 1500 _ SANFORD OFFICE SPACE 1 Suae* avtiiabta - 1100 SF 4 1400 SF. 407-311-7004 141— H omes For Sale M A R IN E R S V IL L A G E Tha Sky's the Limit.. 14 ■ 64 3/7 SpU 1963 K.r» Fum. *em rm carport I13.SOO 14 ■ 44 V I 5pH 1962 Siykne New carpet mnN tap u l n ) Manager! Speo-i (16.900 IAKt 40* 1 BO*n! M ’ OMU ; honw m t c m o a h o u p With Capa Canavarat C'u'ke tune you iSeiem we what yrxe paycheck mm tie C A R R IA G E C O V E (407) 323-6160 3 2 3 -6 6 7 0 NOTHdaOBUT THE FINEST FOR YOUf Godvww Apt* on Ratahart Rd 4 t Lk Mary Al *(* homa* ml prw alaimv garage* State-of m* art activity irtna** lac.-ty Opnn today Slop Out or ca> X I 2007 tor a personal show ng ROSE LEA VK.LAS an Can 407-974-6000 0044 Mon-f rt. Sam to I pm HUO OKAY *07 3309933 103— H oumv - SANDER F 7 or WT Long wood tree. Caa week-daya 7S7932S SECURITY OFFICER JOB Training Armed 4 Unarmed Brandy 4 Aeeoc 6347444 S E M IN O LE L A N O B C A « N O Lo S a ie Bemad* ire looking lor motivated people With a good phone voice No atpenente necea aary. because we van you to kurceed You Can make (600* fwkl Work m a t a atmosphere Memeal and dental naiaance cath apiffk A tree crunet1 *600 ugn-on bcvxit likiaOw creage U N IL R N IS tllt) MOVE4N-CONO I t 5 Nm car pat 4 pa ml NV* yard enct hurt pcacn *55 000 Ak I* CEDE CALLAWAY. Raaltor MOT) 3249111 . EH 10* Two drtached home* on one tot' 1 32 • tamay room 2 2/1 • kcraenad porch 3 Lg utwfy btog ky both *44 900 n o new camel and we an* help anangt me hnancaig Broker Owner N O T IC E 1967 14s** CLAIRUONT 2.1 5 Aa appliance! met Healarr 11 all kern paho W>U sacrifice for *6600 Cat 330 9664 lor into PO O L A TTEN D A N T Small community port noods mature, guakhod individual for •pringfaummar teason Com pewtve wage, must have cunort CPfVFeW Aide cenAcaocm Cal Margaret at 095-7999 OFFICE MAMAO f R • 30» hrar wk QiACkPooki K T payvoa telephone wuai and achedukng LAN* •SCARE RS • FuS tens tUrtng pay 16 00 *7 OOtv ■ARMKLER SYSTEM IN­ STALLERS • eipenence pre•erred 46 00 17 OOto to Mart DRIVERS - lor A m p truck COL rag d Fui Tana SITE WORK and kguyimenr op eralor Fid TVna C A L L 322*4133 SERVICE TECHNICIAN To rape* 4 mamtaat X Ray Mm processors throughout Central Florida Drugamoka tree 407-1119S>Spek tor Rick. TELEM AR K ETER S FuS 01 port tone Top salary bo­ nus and commstion Smoking office Longwood location Ca* Patt»e >t 7S7 9170 TELEPHONE ANSWERING CSR Headed m me Wane* Park area Cel Center Typing eip a pfuf Benetitk available Ceu ytnceST ^ 0 «S 1L. TfUSSEEANSTALLER . F7. -C a i l 3» 4 TOO_ Tn County Electrc of Central Ftonda, Inc ELECTW CUNS 4 eipenenced HELPERS lor the Sanlord arse CoS W M U I . WANTED: Indrviduait who are tasking a lutt*ng, people onentated career ORE AT amp merit environment, professional ttatuk and benefits Consider the career rt Dental Aiuslmg Format education al 1200 t o n Leading 10 Stale and National credentials Work m a last paced, highley technical, aver changing career at me ahad health held rt Dental Aatrshng Cad Orange Orlando Tech Oentaf Depart407-146-7010. eiLL 4614. Whether you era already in tha work place, reedy to rs-erter or utl looking to the future they lave a program designed lor a m __________________________ WE LOCH kkgiTtg F/T NWOrt DFW P1M -1M 1 EARIM FLLL-TIIVIE PAY FOR 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 jobl POSITIONS AVAILABLE NOW! Apply In Person at the: S e m in o le Herald 300 N. French Ave. Sanford. FL Perfect F o r Retired P ersons O r A s A S eco n d Incom e! kmkatton or ovnatakon bated on raca. cot or rakgon. *ai handcap. fa mas kitful 159— Real Estate Wanted BEDS ORTHOPEDIC FIRM SETS with 5 year warranty Nev6* u**d Twin *75 Frtt *95 Ouem IM S King *165 Call *400 DOWN— WHY HCHT7 ------311-9333 372 FENCED yard Laka* *61S'mon CM after 6 X pm 4618610 __________ _______ L A K I MARY 1/1 4445-mon . *465 dap Sanlord. 2/1 449V mon • 4495 dap No Pals C M * 11- 1/1 5 Acre fenced yard 445GTno Ptoate CM 316-0093 __________ SANFORD 3/1 pkit rear afhc Appa. Eat m-futch . kr* puc* LR. DR. port 4 many aitrat *790mo • kac dap 6*6-3466 SANFORD Adorable 2J\ ai nca area *650mo 1U, tail 4 lac *1415 to move m 4/t/M CM lor appomtmert (day*) 311-4667 SANFORD C l Sato or Laata Owner tmanemg 600 tq ft 1607 Hiawatha 796-4429 or par 6 1 9 - 3 * 4 5 _______________ GOVERNMENT FORECLOSED hardwood floors, LAKE MART/SANFORD t TEN S TROW RENTALS IMAYFAM OAKS 3 2 ml lam rm dbf gar. fg io n prth on water Laata a/ opkon l t 07V* 1B7l SANFORD 4/1 Ig cor tot Mor aga. new crpAWiyt 5700/1700 NORTH L A K I 1/1 han condo, ar acm patio. W/O.. ISOOrtSOO J M DOYLE ( 407) 321-1410 WB NEED HOUSES TO RENT WASHERS Always in stock Deltvery 2 year warranty A . Bait 324-3265 183— T elevision & Stlr io /Raoio CURTIS MATHES console 25TV Wood cabinet, wheel*, met converter A remole *250 37324 It 193— L awn & G arden 430 commercial gravely 14 hp kohier motor, 40 inch belly mower 1500 Arm I tmggs mo­ tor electric starter lor snapper mower I bfigas lawn mower t<00 each 2 Royal typewriters *50 each 3119214 FREE WOOD 4 WOOD CHIPS 4 MULCH CALL 373*3441 199— Pets & Suppiies FREE TO OOOO HOME Male Labretrenrer mil I 5 yrs at shot!, neutered Great with krts and very Inendty Cat 322 4175 200—Livestock/F arm S ltpues DOUBLE BAR 'M* Ranch Ural ed m Osteen Buy* beet slaugh­ ter cattle P<k up service 1* a.».iafve 373-0131_____________ 211— A ntio le /Co i lectibles N E IG H B O R H O O D SALE S A T 9 -1 Hanover Woods sub On Mark­ ham Woods Road North ol Lake Mary BNd Over 40 par­ ticipating households 219— W anted to Buy Alum. Cana Copper / Bras* Kokomo Recycling: 321-0004 911 W F1r*t-M/F 4-5, S«t 9-t 223— M iscellanlous TRAILER TIRE 4 WHEEL Heavy duty. 14*. steel betted *20 Call 332-0167 231— C ars For S ale 69 MAZADA 313. *2500 OBO Call 311-1640 SEIZEO CARS from *175 Porsche*. Cadillacs Chevy*. BM W i. Corvettes Also Jeeps 4WDs Your area Ton Free 1800 218 9000 Ert 2206 lor Cur rent listings 235— T ruck/Buses/Vans For Sale 1969 FREIGHTLINER C O 365 HP Cummins 9 jpeed twin screw good cond S 1 0 500000 Cat 322 7X7 238— V ehicles W anted CASH t t t PAID! Tor Junk Car% Trucks A Mac1 k f f **av c r*CA Cf a u rrfui -gj 240— Boat Rentals FISHING BOATS FOR RENT Starting at *30 4 up Also 24 Pontoon Cja 330 1612 241— Rec. V eiiicles/Campers For Sale •*4 BOUNDER 341 Jack! 7 0 Gen 2AC 2 TV,VCR. NS eic cond 145900 OBO 3S1-3E59041 ot 1986831-130T 1941 2* ft Winnebago 360 eng. Onan gerv. AT. PB. PS roof a r tome Wove woven, retrig, mcro tot bath, sleep* 8. sm appii 4 kech ware met *7900 1029131 OAdour space a. a-utile SUGARBYS on CentralOve-to FRtSAT *5 1st hme 34*9433 217— G arage Sales (407) 322-2611 M O V IN G S A L E F R I / S A T 9 - 5 /P 2513 CLAJHM ONT AVE SanfordBy the fkgh School-oil H og* wood Furniture household good! and rruch more* BEAVER M OTORHOM ES Fu4 Line Serrvnrte Town Center maa March 20 29 1-4 Ewt 51 S A F A H IU O T O f lH O M E S Full l ne Semmoie Town Center mat March 70 29 19 Eul 51 RV Liquidators Sale 1009 o< RV* lo be sold Bonk Repos, Oovl Surplus, Factory Dl*tr*ss*d, New 4 Used. M arch 20 • 29 S a m inote Town C tr Moll 1-4 to Exit #S1. Tent Camper* OevW PusherA Travel Traders. Class C t . Van Camper*. 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CHE API Tree removal pruning injections/total lend leaping Lisc-1nsur 111 DON P1CKREN TREE SVC Tree/stump removal Free tsl LtobVitu. 11*7141 TOMMY RUNYON Lawn 4 Trea Svc kotos. retMcom Bucket truck, stanp gnndng bee tsl C M 126-1474 �6B Seminole Herald. Sanford. Florida • Wednesday. March 25.1998 by C h ic Y o u n g D L O N D IE Mi SWAT'S THE MATTER, RA6? YOU'RE «U-E AS A 6WOST WOw” U BECAUSE CAM YOU ( YCU SONT BE SO $ EVEN SET SURE? X. INTO TWE OCPCE THE OOSS IS I'LL BET I'M WISTDRVVANP I'U. THE SECOO I WALK 'BET THAT 6O1N6 to CIRE ME *1 IMTO THAT OCPCE.' fV YOU'RE TOQftV COR SURE b y M ort W alker BEETLE BAILEY b y A rt S anaom THE BORN LOSER TlWbCXMT.TlOirXD TO *ATYaUK.FMRLF. aOMCDUvE.AWf.MlD Microwaved food is safe DEAR DR. GOTT: la there any health harard from eating food that haa been cooked in a microwave oven? DEAR READER: None whatsoever. In fact, auch food may actually be more nutritious because the cooking time ia lessened For example, if you boil your veg­ etables (rather than steaming or microwaving them), they will undergo many minutes of preparation. This prolonged exposure to heat may leach out vital minerals and nutrients. Contrast this to microwaving, in which food can be prepared in sec­ onds or minutes Moreover, because microwaves contain no X rays, they do not cause any potential health haz ards. I like to microwave my vegetables because the process is environmen­ tally more responsible than standard oven cooking My baked potatoes are ready to eat after five minutes of microwaving, compared to 45 minutes in a customary oven. This uses less energy —and it’s fast When I was growing up, the pres­ sure cooker was the appliance of choice It cooked food in minutes Now the microwave is in, although I contin­ ue to pressure-cook artichokes, a favorite treat DEAR DR GOTT I am an 82 year old woman with an elevated blood level of alkaline phosphatase It has progressively increased annually for the past three years and is now 454 units per liter Should I worry about this* DEAR READER: In my opinion, yes. The alkaline phosphatase is an enzyme manufactured In the liver and in bone The normal value is 30 to 120 units per liter Although the level often increases as we age, this increase is usually trivial Similarly, levels in adolescents are often elevat ed. reflecting rapid bone growth More important, increased amounts of the enzyme often indicate serious bone or liver diseases, including metastatic cancer. Paget's disease, gallstones and cirrhosis Some malig nancies, especially lung tumors and lymphoma, are associated with high alkaline phosphatase levels, as are heart failure and blood clots in the lungs While some authorities discourage testing in elderly patients with isolat ed increases in alkaline phosphatase, most of my patients want answers and are willing to undergo moderate test­ ing to identify any treatable problems Such testing should, in my view, include blood tests of liver function, a blood count, chest X-ray. and a bone scan Ask your doctor about this. Your alkaline phosphatase is quite high. I suspect that you have Paget's disease WIN AT a The oft overlooked danger By Phillip Aider When beginners are learning how to play in a suit contract, they are taught to count losers Fine, as far as it goes. But in my experience, they tend not to woroy about third round losers, usual­ ly with fatal consequences. For an intermezzo, after partner opens one heart, what would you re­ spond with the North hand In the dia­ gram? Next, for the concerto, how would you plan the play in four hearts after West nas led the apade king? If you (wisely!) use the limit raiae, you have no problem: You respond three hearts. But if you play the forc­ ing raise, you have a big problem You either underbid with two hearts, or overbid (or mitbidl with four hearts, discoloration could be caused by a substance in the toilet water, I sus pect that the ring you described may actually be blood in your urine. Because even small amounts of uri PETER nary blood could reflect a serious underlying disease such as a tumor G O TT, M .D . or a dangerous kidney disease — I urge you to bring this symptom to your doctor's attention With blood and urine tests, he should be able to determine if the pink ring is coming from you (and needs treatmenti or of bone, a common and treatable dis­ from the water supply in your bath order that causes weak spots which may easily fracture. Therefore. I think room (in which case, a plumber is in order). that further testing is advisable. DEAR DR. GOTT: Every time I uri­ Report “Kidney Disorders “ nate in the toilet, I leave a pink ring in send 12 plus a long, self addressed, the bowl. This has been going on for stamped envelope to P.0 Rox 2017, Murray Hill Station, New York. NY about a year. Should I be concerned? DEAR READER: Although such a 10156. Be sure to mention the title D R. 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Wtnnfra e k % '- Z V , or misrepresent your hand with two clubs. Nothing works! If. after winning trick one. you lead a trump Immediately, you lose four consecutive tricks: the heart ace. two spades and the dub ace. You must do something to eliminate one of those spade losers. In other drcumstances, leading a club at (rick two, eslabliahing a club winner for a discard, would be fine. But here that play is too alow; the defenders t(Ul get four tricks. There la only one chance of success. Immediately play a diamond to dum­ my's ace, then finesse your diamond jack. True, if the finesse loses, you go two down when you could have aettied for one down. But that 100 points ia a worthwhile Investment in your a t­ tempt to score up the game bonus. Here, though, the finesse wins. Now one of dummy's apade losers can be discarded on the diamond king. Finally, lead a trump, the loser count being down to three. issst* n c a ** J me S Vulnerable: Both Dealer South South West North East Iv Pats 3 « Pass 4v Paaa Pass Past Opening lead: a K by Bob Thsves FRANK AND ERNEST LMf.tHC't WtUC ON CHAHHtL four ANP "ChAno out OPW, T ON C\\AHNtLSiVtN. !, WHICH y/IAC IT It, 11 " tuttuf " 0 1 " IOWA " j 11 ;f tv4A .vi5.j- ? - 2 ? O tu t fK n i OO ►» M A mi by Jim Davit m '(Birthday l<¥our Thursday, March 26.1906 In the year ahead, you could be endowed with more dout than you evor had previ­ ously m both work and social situations. Each area will odor signifeant opportum- m which you ! be included GEMINI (May 21-Juns 20) Tins could be an Intareating day tor you. Conditions look more lavorabte than usual In matters that afled your career, your popularity, or perhaps both CANCER (Juna 21-July 22) Things should work out to your ultimata benefit today, because Lady Luck might single you out for special attention. It It now your turn st bat. 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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 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/a46b289bdad4398f41f224679d58772e.pdf 44c8d15eac34750c6d66e822e8db4ecc PDF Text Text PAGE...2A SPORTS...5A 2nd street project in Sanford Tamara Gilchrist wins second straight state title OO OO L U C K ON VO U K BUSINESS VEM TUHE...PEO *LS-S LAW M O B 7A g > c m i n o l c Serving Sanford, L a ke M ary, Longw ood, Oviedo, W inter Springs and S em in o le County sin ce 1S0S 50 Cents THURSDAY. MAY 21. I99K 9(Hh YEAR. No. 193 Sheriff tells kids the score: Zero tolerance for alcohol, drugs Dramatic sea rescue attempt By Suae W hite HERALD STAFF WRITER SEMINOLE COUNTY Sfirnlf Don Ksllngrt delivered a 2word message today to a rra te e n a g e rs who make be n u k ­ ing plans to |u rty tills Miniinrr *Zrro Tolerance." *11 a minor knowingly pos s r s s r s alcohol or a controlled si distant e. lie II fir m e a n e r alrd ." Eslinger said. *Wr wanl to send a cleat message Out this Isn l OK “ The slierlfl and represent alives from llie S tair Attorney's Office and Srnilnolr County School District also panic I p alrd In a press conference lo aiutouncr llie lirglnrillig of Ihe enforcement of a strict (tollcy which a growing num lirr of law enforremetil officials rale a lop pnortly ‘Zero tolerance m eans zero tolerance." Eslinger M i d . ’ll won’t lie like It was before when a deputy might have (toured tail the rest of a kid s beer and sent him home Tliere * going lo be a co n se­ quence for breaking Hie law. Tills is an attem pt to p rrvrnt some of Hie tragrdles that re­ sult from Hie use of alcohol." The slirn fl said the Sem i­ nole County public schools and his office wlU b r Inform m h it . M SA Lake Mary searches for answers to airport noise By Nlah M stlaw f Sanford Fra and Rmcus mambau respond lo ttis lanotront won thou per­ riving si tw Control florida Rsgionai Hospital smargancy room Sha was sonal watercraft They were trying to save e heart alack victim who wet travatng aboard tha Grand Romanca whan aha starred comptarang of chart later identified as a Mrs Robertson. M She was presumed deed after ar- pains Elderly woman dies despite rescue efforts By David F rasier HERALD STAFF WRITER SANFORD • A pleasure cruise turned to irugrdy Wednesday afternoon for an elderly woman. C entral Flor­ ida Rrglonul Hospital Identified the OH year old female by last name only. Mrs. Robertson was traveling with her son on the Grand Ro­ mance. Hie cruise ship Hiat sails out of the Sanford martrui going north. The ship was 30 m inutes out when Robertson began rx p rn rtu lug (Ties! (Mins and lig h t-h rad rd n rss She collapsed shortly after. Sanford Fire and Rescue res|ionded lo llie scene on I of its 2 personal watercraft. Once param edics gol Roliertsoti lo Hie dork, they found u pulse and then n ish rd her lo the Central Florida Regional H os­ pital A pulse still registered after tier arrival lo Hie hospl l,il's emergency room. She died shortly there after. The Yamaha personal water SA Memorial Day parade to honor veterans B y N ick H a ifa uf IIEHALO STAFF WRITER SANFORD • Plana h a w been finalized for Hie annual Memorial Day p arad r through downtown Sanford. With sponsorship on a rotational basin am ong the various military veterans organizations, this year's parade will be under the auspices of Seminole County Area Veterans Advisory Council (SCAVAC). Likewise, us h as become local tradition, veterans will gather at a specific location for associated activities following the ............ 2A . . . BA-9A .......... 10A .......... 10A Dm Akfcy................ 7A Dt Oott................... 10A ............. .10A . . • • i l l * *9A __ . . . . . . .SA Sports.................SA-flA T V ..........................7A . . . . . . . . . .SA event. Tills year the gathering Is scheduled for the V eterans o f Foreign Wars (VFW) post 101liH. 20-14 Sanford Avenue In S an ford. The participants In the paradr will gathrr at the G reater Sanford Chamber of Commerce Parking tail on East First Street in Sanford at approximately 10:35 a m. Tlie pantde will then proceed west on First Strret to Park Avenue, then north on Park to Veterans Memorial Park (ot the (lag pole area) on the lake front of Luke Monroe. At the traditional hour of 11 a m., cere­ monies will begin. HERAIJ) STAFF WRITER LAKE MARY - Despite a num ber of approvals and a n ­ nouncem ent s pertaining to iwilse-redurtlon efforts at the Orlando Sanford Airport, some government officials and citi­ zens. many from Dike Mary, rem ain skeptir.il. At tonight's inerting of the D ikr Mary City Com mission. Com m issioner Thom Greene says he will report on a m eet­ ing h r Is proposing, prior lo J u n e 4. wllli Sanford Mayor D iny Dale and Airport Author­ ity Chairm an Sandra Glenn. Greene says Ixitli Dale and Glenn ftavr responded lo Ills Im itation and will inert with film. He w ants Ihe meeting prior lo J u n e 4 as It Is the date for llie next Lake Mary com m is­ sion m rrting. and O rrrn c plans to explain a num ber of points nt that time. Our lake Mary Comnvssionaf Thom Greana a planning a moobng on air­ port non* abalamant Hr said the m rrting with Dale and G lm n. “...will include a discussion of rreent devel­ opm ents ut th r airport which, when Implemented, will c o n ­ tribute lo noise reduction over Dike Mary.’ He lists a num lirr of devel­ opm ents h r plans to explore at Hie m rrting: (a) Thr new IDS llnsm im riil Landing System) (b| Funding of Ihe new FAR 150 noise study (c) Application by the ulrport TownSanford is so * Although the observance of Memorial Day (fonneily known as Decoration Day) dates tiack to Immediately following the Civil War. the designation of the last Mon­ day In May was only started In 1971. H is­ tory Indicates the llrst observance was held In Waterloo, NY. on May 5. I860. As various U.S. presidents signed proc­ lam ations drrlarln g the observance. Me­ morial Day lias been known as "ITayer for Peace* Memorial Day. and u time for dreorating with flowers the graves of service­ men. Pittas S«« Parade. Pag* SA Lake Mary begins plans for 25th anniversary celebration B v H a rr Row ell HERALD CORRESPONDENT LAKE MARY • When th e city of Lake Maty decided ft wanted to celebrate the clty'a 25 years of Incorporation. It called on the Lake Mary H istorical Commission to plan It. Plans were discussed al the May m rrting of the com m ission and a planning meeting was held less th an a week later. All the plans have not been finalized, but It's shaping up to be a great day. The city was Incorporated on Aug. 7. 1973. The anniversary celebration will be held on Saturday, Aug. 8 beginning at 10 a.m. The Community Improve­ ment Association of Lake Mary h as already ngrrrd to help with the 25th. The commission will be contacting other civic groups to ask for Ihctr Input and Ihctr Involvement. The next meeting of the Anniver­ sary Committee will be held Ttiesday, May 20 at 0 p in. Representatives from all Ihe civic groups are being asked to uttend. If you have anything special you would like lo see, come share your thoughts. There will be entertainm ent and food. There will also be a contest for students. The Lake Mary Historical Commission Is asking students lo build a rep­ lica of City Hall or one of Hie I historic buildings In Lake Mury. The best building will win. Tliere a ir 2 major catego­ ries: Individual and Scout Groups. The Individual cate­ gory Is divided Into 5 age groups: K and 1st: 2nd and 3rd: -till and 5th; Middle School: High School. W inners In rncli age group of tills ca te­ gory will receive a savings bond. The Scout Group ca te­ gory Is for Scout troops or dens. There are 0 age groups In the Scout Oroup category: Brownie Girl Scouts; Ju n io r Olrl Scouts; Cadcttc and Senior Qlrl Scouts; Wolf and Bear Cubs; Webclos Cubs: Boy Scout Troops. W inners In (his Plssss h i Calibrate, Psgs SA Downtown business owner Bert Rush this pest Friday arrived el die Banlord Main Street fund-raiser. A* That Jazz, ss the Shaft, Rudotph Veferv lino Main Street fosters downtown preservation and rejuvenation. For more about Banfonfe colorful peat and thriving present, eee our special section. Our Town Sanford, Inside today. �I d - Sarrtnoto HeraM, SartoO. Oortt* *Thursday, May 21, I W HOSA installs officers S anto* H^jh School* HOSA (Haalh Occupations Students cl America) recently haU H offioar installation banquet at the Hoathrow Country Club. Installed officers « m (from Ml): Ana Aka. David Lyman students take 2nd in science fair u , a ^ i th eir aw ard money to improve the proj ec t for ■' • LONGWOOD * The m m of Thomaa PnaeU and Robert Blache* J r. received eecond place honors tot the recent Intel IntemaUooal Bd■net and Knmnecvtnc rator held tot Ft. Worth. Three y o u n g -a jh -n .ly -n H » Schod tonpreaaed judgw «Nh their project on Fuel neat year. Sc*?ot>l 9<1^ rnC J ^ r lw d • ^ h p t o w award » * l£ l ! to cancer studies. Paul la a Senior at Labe * »«“ £ • o u d * • * ih. M2F -to— art„,^ >awtl> g W EATHER f t h y Sunny. H|ghato the bw90a. Urns aew-70. M S f i Partly cloudy. Htgha In tha low* 90a. Lows In tns upper-60s. a.m., maj. 8:06 am , min. 2:15 Batwday: Afternoon thunder* p.m., nay. 8JO p m storms. High* In the low-QOs. Bsstka Lows to tha upper-90s. today: 441 a m . 4:97 p m . low: 10:42 Afternoon thunderstorms. of Central 5:17 pm , 1145 p m w e* at ld - lS m p J L em m o/e ig n s a- Phona: (407) 322-2811 Fa r (407) 3234408 M R IN T EN flN CE REPLUGS E L E C THIC S I G N S PYLON SIGN S CHRNNEL p h r k i n c m LE T r E P S i i i n n r i N i . �Seminole County deputies. SI* errs was charged with grand theft auto and petit theft. He waa arrested In the 160 block of Morning Glory Drive. A friend of Sierra's said that the defendant had driven a motor­ cycle over that the police found out was stolen. Roland Lee. 43. of 2065 Tall Pine Trail. Geneva, was ar­ rested Friday. May 15. by Sanford police. Lee waa charged with possession of an open container und was ar- Parade C e le b r a te ttficate to their round! shop. All of the best buildings will be kept on permanent display in the Frank Evans Center. Control entry forms are available at City Hall. The deadline for entering the building contest to July IB. Buildings m ust be brought lo City Hall Friday. Aug. 7 for judging. If you have any ques­ tions. call Mary Rowell at 3211466. As part of the celebration, the Lake Mary Historical Commission will be having 25th Anniversary afghans fea­ turing various historic sites Iff Lake Mary. More details will be announced as plans are con­ firmed. School In Longwood. and the Seminole County Sheriff's Of- rested In the 600 block of East 25th Street. F ir e a r m c h a r t * William Mowry J r.. 22. of 1270 Upaala Rd.. Sanford, was arrested Saturday. May 16. by Longwood police. Mowry was charged with discharging * firearm within 1000 feet of a the comer of State Road 434 and Wilma Street. Officer ob­ served Mowry fire what ap ­ peared to be a Iland gun Into the air three times. A nd Khorramtan. 16. of 504 Stephanie Cl.. Lake Mary, waa arrested Sunday. May 17. by Seminole County deputies. He was charged with disorderly conduct and waa arrested In Joan Lee. 44. of 2005 Tall Pine Trail. Geneva, was ar­ rested Friday. May 15. by Sanford police. Lee was charged with driving while li­ cense Is suspended or revolted and attaching vehicle regis­ tered plate not aaalgned. Lee waa arrested m the 600 block of East 25th Street. Cynthia Birdsong. 33. of 56 St. Johanna Dr.. Oviedo, was Memorial Day Proclamation this past Monday. Participating units in this year's parade and ceremonies will Include: The Florida Na­ tional Guard, all local veterans organlntlona and their auxilia­ ries. VFW State Color Guard. Air Force JROTC from Semi­ nole High School. U.S. Army JROTC from Crooms Academy. U.S. Navy JROTC and Army JROTC from Lyman High Hand 1 leveriy Noise Greene added. *1 will also be requesting of Mayor Dak and Chairman Glenn agreement or acceptance of the following points which I believe will con­ tribute to notas reduction ei­ ther directly o r IndfrKdyi* (a) Appointment of a new sirport director who to sensitive lo noise problems and abate­ ment (b| Creation of and Raiding of s noise abatement employee po­ sition at the airport (cl Induslon of the north-south runway expansion In the air­ port DR! |d9 Implication of noise abate- the Airport Authority Board In September. 1606 (f) Supporting FAA directives for airplane departures and bindings which reduce notar. While O rrrne says lhe gen­ eral public, especially con­ cerned Individuals In Lake Mary need more information regardliM M rps already being taken lo help reduce noise of Urge aircraft flying over their a number of Items he believes would better serve the cttlam s and help Improve the noise abatement Issue. Aa of this morning, no spe­ cific date for the meeting has been determined. R escu I n s t i t u t e M 1 .S W . B Y E E X A M Ssa£m exceptIons." said U. Jack Cash of the Sheriffs Office. T he kid having a beer one week may have another and another the next week, get Into Midi., she moved to Central Florida In 1673 from Flint. Mich. Mia. Leech waa a con­ sultant In the Fashion Indushy­ these. 64 crashes occurred In Semlnok County and three were fatal crashes. The Florida Highway Patrol and the various law enforce­ ment agencies in the county will work together to enforce the policy. The State Attorney’s Office and Florida Division of Alcohol. Tobacco and Flic* Those who violate the policy wlU be taken to the Juvenile Assessment Center In Sanford. They'll moat likely wind up In a Right Track o r Prosecution Al­ ternatives for Youth (PAY.) lic waa a member of St. Peter ft Paul Catholic Church. Survivors Include wife. Zuhoor, sons. Steve A.. Eddie. Munir A. J r., all of Orlando; Eddie L Madiaon Jr.. 56. Bethune Village. Daytona Beach, died Wednesday. May 20. 1666 at Halifax Medical Center. Daytona Beach. Bora Aug. 22. 1636 in kfouni Ver­ non. Ga.. he moved to Daytona Beach In 1663 from Sanford. Mr. Madison waa a farm la­ borer. He waa a Baptist. Survivors Include brothers. uniy'ft C fe M M , M 1 vS T m ? M uL DMMMT M M M an u s m i . MaryA gawd- | . U S -M 1 1 i U M M m -im �4A • SenwvUe Hwraid. Santord. Florida • Thursday. May 21.199(1 BEETLE BAILEY WAIT/ h elp! COMEONf CLfifi IS CALLING * fen HELP Z HATE BEING PUT ON 'CALL WAITING' DEAR DR. GOTT: I am an M yearold woman with osteoporosis and arthritis. I'm in constant pain, my back especially. I live alone, carefully limit my activities and lake ibuprofcn. which doesn't last too long. I'm des­ perate. What can I do? DEAR READER: See your doctor. Osteoporosis Is a serious condition In older adults, because It can lead to bone fractures and marked disability. If, Indeed, you do have (he disease, your back pain could be stemming from spinal compression fractures that will worsen over lime. In other words, without treatment, the pain will increaae and you will become more handicapped First of all. you need a thorough examination to determine the exact cause of your pain. This exam will undoubtedly Include X rays of your spine, as well as blood testa. Once the previously abnormal Therefore, any man who nas hii first PSA drtermina lion will pay out-of-pocket and will continue la pay for each normal fol­ low-up teat. This Is the way our gpv PETER eminent saves money. fortunately, the cost of a PSA OOTT, M.D (about »»» Isn't prohibitive Therefore, I explain this to itoy patient* when I ask them to ham the lest. Most go for It Still, the Medicare decision does seem shortsighted. To give you more Information, I am that drives doctors nuts You are not sending you a ropy of my Health alone. Medicare will not cover the cost Report 'Insuring Your Good Health * of a PSA lest unless the reading was OIWNXasrAmiRVTTMIUSgUSN □nnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn nnn ronn ninn □aunann omunn nnnnn nnnnn nnnnn nnnnu nnnnn nnnnnrin n n u n a ra n □□h nnn nun □□□nan nnnnnn □nnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn uijyruiili tiI Dsir<i|iurtlllf I f ’PRlb ‘ lishcd. you should consider treatment Such therapy includes calcium'vita UCB mm D supplements, physical therapy and medicine You may be a candidate by Art Sanaom tor hormone replacement therapy THE BORN LOSER For rum ple, a new drug called Kvista '"that WAi> A DCUCtOUb XtXIWAHT INODTOTISFT IDO JU3T HAD PAHCAK&5 WITH ^ may a rrn l your osteoporosis without stimulating your breasts or uterus Or d c^ et FAbT GLADVb! NOW t THlNA SWEET TOOTH — ----w — / — \ W R t W I other medications, such as Fotamax l U. HAVE A CHOCOLATE CHIP AFTE.R. wnHAULfVfWiSl and Didrone I may be appropriate hMJFFIN TO r "V— ce c w s K x Get to your doctor and follow his adnre top tr o f f 1 7 r DEAR DR GOTT I recently received a broc hure about spray vita mins, which the manufacturer claims are more rffrdive than pill* ts this true? DKAH READER I don! know Many medicines are effectively absorbed through the skin and mucous membranes But l m not at all certain that vitamins fall into this I U»SM HERE 5 THE SCOTT 'DON'T 6WE IT SEETTHERESME is, THERE'S THE LITTLE class Most brand* of multivilamini I WERE FITZSERALO HERO RED-HAJREP GIRL . ANOTHER CHARLIE 0ROUJN.. are absorbed quite satisfactorily from 5TAN0ME9YTUIRMCH SO A tlSTICA TEP JUST WAITING FOR i TH0U6HT, OLD the intestinal tract tAfler all. thia ts BOUIL'ntVINETOLOOK LIKE BUYS YOU TO ASK HER 5fORT* ___ iH A A T the preferred route for us to grl vita C A S U A L A tfHM M TERESTEP m HAwrC x Y O U REAP A B O U T v ^ iv yw ivc •** mini from our lood >And. linre vita y IN THf GANCER5*__ IN STORIES . min pills are relatively inexpensive and easily available, I see no com pelting reason to turn to vitamin sprays, which probably cost an arm arid a leg. If UUs novel product is more than a marketing gimmick, H will be scientifically tested and reported In f t< iS w the medical literature. Ill keep you pasted as I learn more US.AH DR GOTT; I am ?l and recently bad a normal Prnatala f f n *2 ii m n p Pm ~t I p ! fqk f^ < ® Tbwkrd -...... m rroonigm sun two win. But Jorgen-daddy sensed that the cards didn't lie to favorably. At trick two, be played a club te his arc (Not surprisingly. East didn't into dummy's ace quoon or a heart into the ace Jack Whichever he chose, declarer had 11 tricks. If an opponent leads a singleton clubs. This was natural, showing at Meat six dubs and, in principle. II-IS hlgh-card points. North, Anders NOT SO Close TO cmf OK.TRY IANN: ‘ TDHfcHrt.THE-Bfc.. BREAKOUT. TIC. TOW... BEOSWEETS- TOftSTHW. MP-.PRBWE._10.. THf HU. iCMUtl Opening lead: o 4 LERNICE BEDE OSOL Friday. May 22. IMS Romanhc prospects took very encourag­ ing tor the year ahead lor unatlached Gemmis. Several simultaneous atiraeaona mgf* develop. but one couM prom to be outatorttng OCMMI (May tt-Jime W) Do not ignore your hunches today, but by the same token, monitor thorn carolully — they cotOd tmpet you to do eomeMng toes tant too bright. Qet a lump on Mo by under■tondng tie Influences tw n govern you in too yoor ahead Send tor your AstroGraph predCkone by mePng S2 to AmroGraph, do thia newspaper. P.O. Boa 17M. Murray HP Stolon. Now York. NV 10164. Ba sura to slato your rodoc sign CANCM (Juno ll-Jwty U) You can hava a good tone today wahoul totong e cost you an arm and a lea Your Ottawa- attomas to prove ycur point today VttOO (Aug, n Bags gfl) Thtwfc botoro you apett today or otoe you might unmtenltonally aay something that could upoot a aanewvo friend. Once your ooromem ta aaad, n bo dShcMt to ittwve or r% a s r p SJJSSS-r 7>«i mstom �Howell it 1998 s crowned Queen Senior Girls’ Fast Pitch Softball title SANFORD . The T-N-T Express got the win they w eir looking for. but die Queen tier's re­ fused lo give up the lesd they hsd held sll se a ­ son. For the latter part of the Brat Sanford R ecrea­ the Q ueen Dee's, as troth tram s were 0-3 and liad spill tlie six gam es betw een them. tion Department Senior Girls' Spring Fast Pitch Dut the late season su rg e by tlie T-N-T Ex­ Softball la-ague. the T-N-T Exprrss had rallied press went out the window as the Queen Dee's b ark from a 1 3 start, all three losses to the Q ueen Ik e 's, winning seven straight gam es overcam e an early deficit lo claim tlie Aral rrg u lar season trophy, 17-7. (Including three wins over the Queen Dee's) and Tlie Anal regular seaso n records w eir _ Q ueen moving In within a half-game of tying Die Quern Dee's (10 3). T-N-T E xpress |1M| and Double lire 's for the regular season championship. Wednesday night at Lakeside Field, the T-N-T Trouble |0 - 131 Express got that all Important victory, holding Tlie tra m s wtll now get in a little practice b e ­ off Double Trouble for a 15-13 triumph Tlial win set up a winner-take all game with fore taking part In the post-season to urnam ent White Sox end losing streak; Expos upset in Bambinos on Saturday. May :v>th. In tlie tournam ent nt Lakrsldr Field. Double Trouble wtll challenge the T-N-T Express at 4 p.m and the winner of that game will battle the Q uern Her’* at 5:30 p.m. In the Ann game Wednesday night. Double Trouble took a 1-0 lead In the top of the And Inning, but the T-N-T Express rnm e h ark with three m m In the bottom of the Brat Inning. The T-N-T Express then took control by p lat­ ing six n m s In the second Inning. Double Trouble rinsed to within 0-7 In the (mirth Inning only to see tlie T-N-T Express score six inote n m s In the bottom of the fourth Inning to put the game mil of reach. Contributing for the T-N-T Express were Llnd- Gilchrist repeats as shot state champion SANFORD _ The S unnlland Corporal ion-W hite Sox got a shutout to en d a two-game losing streak: the Rich flan-M arlins pulled off a hugr upset of the liras A O lrls Club-Expos; and the E nterprise Trucking-Indians got a Run Rule vic­ tory In Sanford Recreation Department Ihi he Ruth Base ball Dambtno League action at Roy Hotter Ju n io r Field. White Sox pitching hu rled a Iwo-hltlrr and the offense a n te d three rune In the A nt Inning and four runs In the fourth inning the second place team In the American Divtaion blanked the Play It Again Sporta-Yankrea. 7-0, on Monday night. Tlie game scheduled between the RailroadersCuba and First Union-Athletics was suspended because of threatening weather. On Wednesday night, the Marlins took a 3 0 lead after three innings. The Expos got a pair of runs, bark In the fourth Inning, but the Marilna scored what proved to be the winning run In' the Afth Inning on an RHI •ingle by Brandon Hancock. The Expos scored an unearned run In the sixth Inning and had the tying ran on second base when the game ended. In the other game, the Indians broke open a 20 lead with Ave runs In the third timing and went on to whip the Rtnker Materials-Devil Rays 11-1. The standings in the American Division are _ the Cuba (14-1). the White Sox (13-4), the Ath­ letics (7-8) and Ihc Yankees (3-14). The standings In the National Division are _ the Hoys A Olrls Club-Expos (ll-5 |. the Enter­ prise Truck!ng-lndlans (8-8). (he Rich PlanMarlins (8-10) and (he Rlnkcr Materials-Devil Rays (3-13). The league will now take off for the Memorial Day weekend and will return on Wednesday. May 27th with the Athletics playing the Yankees at 5:45 p m and the White Sox taking on the Cubs at 7:45 p.m. at Roy Holler Field In Ft. Mellon Park. Providing the offense were: White Sox: Chits 8m ith (home ran. single, ran. two RBI), Cleophaa White (triple, ran). Doncll Hicks (single, two runs), Darrell Jackson (single, ran). Eddie Bloom (single. RBI) and Larry Tho­ mas and Brandon Schneider (one run scored each). Yankees: Andrea Redding and Brace lllpaher |one single each). Martins: Kevin Lowe (three singles, two runs), Brandon Hancock (double, single, ran. two RBI) and Lea Floater (single, run. RBI|. Expos: Eric Bryant (tuple, single, two runs), Anthony Mojica (double, two RBI). Oeorge Easley (single) and Marcus Kendrick (ran). Indians: Dan App (three singles, three runs. RBI). Turner Davis (home ran. double, two rant, two RBI). Dome Johnson (tuple, two runs. RBI). Addon!sh Cain (two runs) and Ron Bradley and Garon Davis (one ran scored each). Devil Raya: Brandon Welgert (single) and John what I always wonted to do. Bas­ ketball la my sport, but far now. 1 have lo th in s about track.* Gilchrist said she didn't enjoy the transformation from sodball to track. She didn't like having to pick up a whole new sport she had never tried, but. after finishing fourth In states during her Am year, she deckled that track and Add wasn't so bad after all. Tf the sport took me this for. 1 figured I would have to hecpjtrack) going,* OUchrlat remembered thinking after that first uncomfort­ able year. Things got even better. Last year.. OUchrlat went again to states and won the title, throwing the shot five feet farther than she had ever thrown before. The toss landed at 43 feet and Gilchrist got to stand at the top of the victory platform. *lt was awesome the Brat time.* Gilchrist said. ‘1 was Jumping around eveiywlterc because I didn't think I could win. I was screaming Lake M ary opens Friday m en ’s softball LAKE MARY _ TRC survived a scare and Modem Welding outacored Seagate Software In a doubleheader as the City of Lake Mary Department of Parka and Recreation Men's Summer Friday Night Slow Pitch Softball League opened play last week a t the Lake Mary Sports Complex. Home and Land scored four runs in the bottom of the fifth inning to break a 4-4 He, but TRC (Thn Raines Connection) answered ritfit back with four runs In (he top of (he sixth Inning. Billy Oraccy led off the seventh for TRC with a sin­ gle. moved to second on a pinch-hit single fay Robert Stevens and scored the winning ran an a single by Nokia Roberts as TRC survived 9-8. Modem Welding also had to rally from behind In the first game of Its doubleheader as Seagate Software took a 16-11 lead Into the Mxth Inning. Ten b atten and no outs later. Modem Welding had lie game was stopped because of the time limit with Modern WeldIng winning 18-16. Seagate Software also had a lead In the second game, holding a 6-4 advantage after four innings. Modem Welding acorrd Ave runs In the top of the fifth Inning to take the lead. 9-6. but Seagate Software got two runs back tn the bottom of the frame to make the score 9-8. Modem Welding then pulled away, scoring eight runs in the sixth Inning and two runs in the seventh liming, while Seagate Software plated two runs in the Mxth touting aaM odrm Wekttng won 19-10. The league wlff play another tr1plih«artrr this Fri­ day night atertkM a t 6:30 p.m. at the Lake Mary Sports Complex on Rantoul Lane. Doing the hitting were: TRC: three hits _ Craig Merkenon: two hits _ Dale Peters (home run). W.L Graccy. Raymond HartsAeld. Krtthian Roberta. Nokia Roberta; one hit _ Tony Smith, Calvin Davis. Tom Graccy. Billy Oraccy. Rob­ ert Stevens. Home A Land: three hits _ Rich Kosto (triple). Jeff Bergman; two hits _ Steve Pridgen. Eari Rogers. Tony Coot; one hit _ Craig Appel, Steve Cooper. Tim Winkle. Dean Carter. Modem Welding: ihree hits _ Tbdd Hunter (triple, two doubles), Rich Hanratty (triple, double). Andy Latimer (two doubles); two hits _ Mark Sampson (home ran), Jimmy Still (two doubles). Rob King (double). Ethan Bauer. Dave Schutt: one hit _ Vince Pedigo. Seagate Software: four hits _ Jeff Davte: three hits _ Chris Formont (home ran). John Ahrarcx. Mike Ivanov. John Kaltcak; two h its _ Anthony G rad (double). Mike LaPeterm, Oeorge Glasgow; one hit _ Cary Plttard, Drew Coulter. Walt Luna. Modem Welding: four hits . Todd Hunter (double); three hits . Rob King (home ran. double). Jimmy StHI. Dave Schutt. Rich Hanratty. Lee Alexander; two hits _ Ethan Bauer (double), Mark Sfmpaon: one hit _ Andy Latimer. Vince Pedigo. Seagate Software: three hits _ Drew Coulter (triple, double), Mike Ivanov; two hits _ Mike LaPeters (double). Dan Loptccolc. Chris Fonnont: one hit _ Anthony Grad. Jeff Pavla. John Kallcak. Cary Plltrurd. at Seminole. This rime. It was almost routine. T he Brat time. I was so excited,* she said. T his time. I was excited Inside but kept It to myself. 1 Just had to have It (the title) again.* Next up Is college athletics. OilChrist plans on pUylng basketball at SCC where she hopes to be a Criminal Justice major. She also thinks she can Improve In the shot 1 wanted 50 .(feet).* OUchrlat •aid. *1 think I ran reach that.* She's gotten everything she’s reached for so far. Pebble �Seniors sty Murdock (one (wine run. one single. nm t«rorrd. two ROD. Andrea Southward (one tuple, one Mngle. two runs mconrd. three KBI) and Bil­ lie Cotton (one triple, one Mingle, two runs scored, two RBI). AIm contributing were LaQueena Grayson (two doubles, one run scored). Kristin Weaver (one double, one single, three runs scored, one ■cored, one RBI). Ertka Jackson |one single, three runs scored) and Monica Rivers (one run scored). Providing the offense Cor Double Trouble were Trtncce Catn (three singles, one run scored, two RBI). Ebony Washington (one home run. one Lyman alumni bambaM LONGWOOD . Lyman llld) School wm b< holding Its annual Alumni Baseball O am at the Carlton llenley Sports Complex on t a t uidnr.M ay 'Wjh St | P'.. ■w. ■ . —* a. you don't fed you can play runs scored). Sara Huddleston K run scored, two RBI). Alglntrta two runs scored, one RBI). Stephanie Burke and RonelLa Coffman (one single and one run scored each). Morelda Debotc Itwo runs scored) and Stephan* Orem (one w i s—rod).------------ -— In the playoff game, the T N T Express took a 2-0 lead In the top of the first Inning, but the Queen Bee's answered with three tuns In the bottom of the first Inning. The T-N-T Express came back to tie the game with a run In the top of the third inntng. but nlng aa McLohon singled with one out and got all the 1! 1 1 t 'M n v Id N M U d M f M I i |N N M f f 4 a g i j | : * . 1 *' V». m * �■A ■SarrwKPa HerAM. Sanford Honda • Thursday. May 2 1 ,1W0 L e g a l N o tic e s M I at a IN T N t CtRCUrT COURT O P T N t IM N T B B N T N JUDICIAL CIRCUIT m AND PON SEMINOLE COUNTT, STATE OP FLORIDA c a a * N*. m -m a s -c a - i a w O BN ERAL JURISDICTION NORW EST BANK MINNESOTA. N A . AS TRUSTEE UNOER THAT CERTAIN PO O U N Q ANO EERVICiNa AQ REEM EN T D ATED AS OF D ECEM BER I. IM S. FOR SO U TH ERN PACIFIC S t CU RED ASSETS CORP M O R TO AO E LOAN ASSET-BACKED PASS-THNOUOH CERTIFICATES SERIES Pl*w>ti*l. w* SABRINA A MONT *1 urn . #1 *1. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE S A LE BT CLIN N OF CIRCUIT COURT ^touea^rhrm^jnra^m** t»* ClatN a l IN* C u t tut Court ot 4* mmol t County, Flcrtdr a d on tn* IIP. day o l JUNE. I M A at 11 04 a m al Hi* Front door ol tn* ftn u n o l* County Cauttheut# in Hi* C it f o l San lord Florid* ollar ler **l* and *#* *1 bubta outcry la th# tughaat and N**t biddar lor ca*h. th# toUoning d**cno*d property « l u M >n fanunet* County. Florida to wrt L O T i B l o c * *f * l a k e KATHRYN PARK 4* ADDITION ACCOROIMO TO THE PLAT T H IR fO F . RICO ROIO IN PLAT BO O K I4 PAOfif 41 AND *4 OF TH E PUBLIC RECO R D S OF StM IN O LE COUNTY FLORIDA pursuant to tn* final a r e a * ol Foracfeaut* antarad m a caaa pendm g In t a d Court lb# atyta o l <*NrcN •* NORWEST BANK MINNESOTA. N A . AB TRUSTEE UN OCR THAT CERTAIN PO O L 11*0 AND SERVICING AO RSEIACNT DATED A t OF D I C I M BCR 1. IM S. FOR SOUTHERN PACIFIC SECURED A S S E T S CORP. MORTOAQE LO AN A S S E T . BACKED PASSTHROUGH CERTIFICATES. SERIES I M * 4 n SABRINA A SAORT. IT U* , I T AL In accordance a il* th* American* a i p D«**bmtie* A c t paraaaa ireadme a apeeiel L e g a l N o tic e s IN T N t CIRCU IT C O U R T OF T N I I M N T I I N T N JUDICIAL C IR C U IT OF T N I STATE OP FLO RIOA, m AN D PON SEMINOLE C O U N T T O IN IR A L CIVIL DIVISION Caa* Ha. S B - S t S 4 .C A .l4 D M a ta n W HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION HI Plain lift <1 WAYNE K K N U U U E N A C K E R UNKNOWN SPOU SE OF WAYNE K K N U M UC NACKER. ANN U KR u M M EN ACKEN UNKNOWN SPOU SE OF ANN M k R u M M EN ACKER and UNKNOWN OC CUPAN TS TENANTS OW NERS AND OTHER UNKNOWN PARTIES including >1a namad defendant >» Her eared, tha P*r*on*l r*pr#**niafi.*» m# tu ro v n g ip u u ia h a m datnaaa* grant*** creditor* and ah mhat parti** ctaenuig try i.i-Jn iiir in l L e g a l N o tlce a Legal Notlcea S em in ole Herald m T N t C IR C U IT COURT OF T N S S M N T 1 E B T N JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT, IN A N O FDR SSM IN O LB OOURTT, FLO RIO A C A S E N O .i OS»SE§iOAi14-W JOSEPH 0 JOHNSON JR TRUSTEE. PUmlitl CLASSIFIED AD RATES TuDDday Emu Friday II Noon Sttday tofcws publeMon. Sunday IS Noon FrtdRy MARTHA HATCH. UNKNOWN S P O U lE OF MARTHA HATCH, and R EOWARO COOLEY. Orlm danU NOTICE OF FO R B C LO SU R I SALE NOTICE i s HERIDT OIVEN thal y*ur»uar>l la a Final Judgment o l Foiaclotuf# dated May Sth. I S M . anlatad ut Cnnl Cat* Number 4 * ] t 4 C A - l4 W el IN* C .rcu il Caurt a l IN* E>gt>l**ntti Judicial C m uil m and lot Sammola County Fiend*. un th# 4th day *1 JUNE. IS M al 11 04 A M . *1 *# Waal From Ono* o l th* Seminal# County Cjurthou*#. 141 North Par* Aranu* Sanford Florida p P o*f#f for to IM hJflM il toll tMdd^r m fodders. tor S JI TOl-SSt T44. H onda S la lu la a and ariM RE B M EET that an Honorabta Judd* 4 l (No r««P IN <oBwi*m jjf«ritod ft#l p'oprf|| ijip A *be*a named or date i.ha.t iletandant* Dalandanla NOTICE O F S A L E r Holic* •* HaiaNy pnran lh#t. puryuanl to Hi* Cntar or Final Judgment antarad »n thn cauaa « in* Cm ml Caurt at Sanunutr County Fiend*. I anil tad m* proparty aituaiad m 5rm .noI# County Florida, daaenbad a t LOTS IS ANO 34. BLO C K a WEST ALTAMONTE HEIGHTS. SECTION ONE ACCO RD ING TO THE PLAT TH E R E O F At RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 10 PAGE S t PUBLIC RECO R DS OF SEMINOLE CO UN TY FLORIDA at public aato. Id tha hrgheal W a il Front D oor at tha l a mmala County CovrtNoua* M l N Pat* Aaanw*. Sanford Fiona* JJT M at It 04 A M on JUNE 4th. t» M DATED thr* Tin day a l MAY. LOT S B L O C K I. EANLANDO IPRINO* TRACT NO II A t H i C O H O tO IN PLAT BOOK I PACE It. PUBLIC RECORD* OE IIU lN O LC COUNTY FLORIOA A LIO DIQINNINQ AT TN t MO I T SO U TH ER LY CORNIR OF I A iD L O T 1 WHERE IT ABUT* TO LOT « RUN ALONO TNt lO U T H t A S T t n iY l :n ( OF (AID LOT * A DISTANCE OF t l F t t t T H C N C I RUN TO TN t NO RTHW ESTERLY LINI OF IAIO LO T 4 TO A POINT THAT IS >0 F t i T lOCITHW fITIRLY MOST N O R TH tR LY CORNIR OF IAIO L O T 4 TM lNCI RUN NORTMIRLY ALONO IAIO LOT OF U N f » FE ET TO TN t NORTHtRLY CO RNIR OF LOT 4 T N tN C t RUN SOUTHEASTERLV ALONO T N t NORTHEAST■RLV U N f O F BAID LOT « TO POINT OF BIQINNINQ T O O IT H IR rr.th au braiding* i l i w l i n i and w h w w h Ii o* • n ’ | nature *i1ual#d nn IN* f n p u lf . and a l R ilm t , iwhaiNr • P<Ni»>Krr m-<t> Deputy Cletk Legal Notlcea meal furniture and paraanel p w p a t l e l t t i i j m Kh * eNat• o n e . and a t laaaa* and aWar ayaam an l* partammg la IN* o»n#r*tup u»*. occupancy CueinI Cairn CHd Dmaicn Legal Notlcea noire* Talaphana (4*41 1ST. S04T. I-IOO S5E-STM |TDO| *4 I S M S I U T t e (at. yia Fiend* Relay Sam e* DATED ttw* Ith day #1 MAT. IEEE Han Maryann* Mar** C L IN K CIRCUIT c o u r t DY Jana I Jo** at* Deputy Clark Harry M He*** P A iiAnaO di niUlUW ISa lASkDI M D T R Ha f f l il^ Rrf P O Boa IM S* Tampa F t S M T S -M M R t l) S T A M M PuAbaA May 14. t l . IM E M VW* T IP ^ D EO -U S E1.I1.1 GIVE YOUR BUSINESS Spread the good word about your unique business or service by advertising with us. You'll find no other local medium is more effective et reaching your prospects where they live and shop than the Seminole Herald's Here’s My Business Page. Give Your Business A Boost C a ll 322-2611 To Place Your Ad. C 4 J T O W N * M U M U AT PUDLIC AUCTION FOR SAL- wS9S3LETREDD4MEI SSmuS!SS Legal Notices Legal Notices �KIT 'N*CARLYLE • fcytarry Wright ■SSrmSo? �h m jJiYll N a fA v S jT jn f t LM * t ROW AFTER ROW OF USED CAR BARGAINS! JT M j •nuvoLtt'VUHt* T*«Minxr HU&'WI.Xitt' »TWJ X~-M Jr ■iXX*[CU*'i[.lX~r Br nro»ruc •iruoxMnsiffMinuarl •K»W0«C»OTI»r>»*T mssrmfTui' I HUMID 1 * 7 9 6 7 [M 5 B 8 ] , u rw n n trij.a i-s.n tl 1 ..1 r j J •kXl Hl~r i i.iur?£.' 9 WRANGLER 1*9911 •Kmtinirme 't w w w i i r 3455 ORLANDO DRIVE HIGHWAY17/92 • 1/2 MILE NORTH OF LAKE M A R Y BO ULEVARD mtuuirr-ucmm nu& om TM �Galt* City of South Florida Page 4 A city of kudos Page 5 Mom, daughter graduate with a passion for teaching Page 7 Coloring book brings city’spast to life Page S Ridin’the rails in 1912 Page 10 Chamber of Commerce involved in community Page 12 Deputies help rebuild after tragic storm Page 13 Hanta. Hobart Curtin. Cpi Mfca Anatay. bfcydas m a now comnxrtty-ortaorad program. C O P. For l John Evans and Chuck Lochar patrol c*y atraata on aopMaOcatad •Tory. Saa Paga 2. Herald Photo by Tommy Vincent �Jl 3 • Swtw»<« S*n«onl. Ftonda • Thursday. May 21, 1998 P u ttin g the cop in the com m unity ■ r Dsvia f l u i d lll ltAl l) S1AII Will I Kit It’s the store you remember with gifts you SANKOHti • Presently, lire Sanford PulU r De­ partm ent Ik Irving lo Ik-i nine im>rr Involved In lire rom m unliy. They are following *» new tr n u i In law rn fb rcenreni |)u i will hopefully rlltn ln aie lire tra d itio n a l m ethod of policing. & *U €xSlJ M • Muff) VcndcrBear • Crane Stationer) • Crabtree A. Eveivn • Seapuli Pewter • Vera Bradle) • Bo\d\ Bearv • Cavpari • Urnpe Berper • Christopher Radio • Roehard Limojc >She Uniquesifts, station®, located not to General Gncmi M lake Mary Centre, cast of M at lake Mary Bhd and lake Ernna load 829-2244 f Thin new tren d Is called C onununlty Onrn te d Policing. “W r luivr been a com plaintd rlv m association a n d II luasn't worked.* Maid S anford Poller Sgt. Uurfell Prrslry. W ith the traditional m ethod, p o ­ ller would be railed to a scene, take a report a n d th a t was the last tim e lire officer may b e s e e n In th a t particular a re a . W ith the C.O.P. p r o ­ gram . a n officer Is a s ­ signed to a p a rtic u la r area, but not just to p a ­ trol. The officer a n d d e­ p artm e n t wtU ta k e a m ore act h r role In the com m unity. T h e goal Is lo develop a partner­ ship,* sa id Prrslry. The officer becom es more a t ­ tentive. H elm ing to the various problem s ilu t rttU m s w ithin Ih d r a s ­ signed com m unity may have. These problem s do not necessarily have lo be about crime, how­ ever. For example. Urge trucks may be parking tip and down a street caiiHlng a safety p ro b ­ lem oi other sit nation llial nerd s attention. Residents would then tr|Mirl to th ru rom iim nliy officer who would thrti help (he residents figure mil a wav lo co r m l the pniMrui. and then assist t re residents in implementing the plan. *We find out what lire problems are by asking residrniB,* said I*rrsley. ’And then logrther. w r develop a plan.* The first etc lungs of lire Com munity Oriented Policing program ra n be seen all over lire m y Memlrers of the Sanford Explorers unit esco rt llram Tower residrnt s to the downtown area for shopping purposes. Tfre Seminole County Sheriff's Office recently issued cell phones lo different com m unities Including the Sanford Mousing Authority. T he blkr patrol n u t be seen riding through city streets, making officers m urr readily accessible lo cllU rns. And Goldsboro Is tire p ro to ­ type tor C.O.P. with Of- I XRf Rif N(,f I) • A(,liH| M l I M S DM COS I S ii NO Ml ( OVI M y f Rt ( INI I I A 1 CONSOI I n I ION v,i.r t .'Mf m C o m p lim e n ta ry C o n su ltatio n ^ 1 1 1 - 1 4 0 0 i 1, 407 Wehto Springs l i , Ste 1IV RIC HAR D BRAGG. M D M il) R I N E H A R T RD . I A K I MARY �SwrvnoWHarafcl- TNjrwMy.May21. IBM - 3 C O P -------Cm Um H ttmm a Pag* fleer Krrd Johnnon < i •dgned io Ih r area. Offltrrn with Ihr po­ ller departm ent arr working In |M-niuifirnl n m r» an a prr* tirsor to . tlir Community Oriented Policing ITognim. Oilier arm * that will follow Uold*boro a rr tltr down town area. tl»r Sanfonl Housing Aulhom y and Georgetown Ideally. C O.I*, will b r through mil Itir city, b u t II takra a frw year* to finally ro m r lo fruition. In Jan u ary . Sanford poller w m t b ark lo •rhool aa Ih rtr training tirgan with Ih r C.O.P. program. Il went on for 40 hour* but did not atop th rrr. C aptain h itm a n of ih r *her1fr* office conduct* problem aoM ng rlaaarw with area polite. And llir ahrrifr* office alao liokla joint training w lierr arvrral ofTlrrra from Seminole County tU lea tom e together m aking It more coat ef­ fective. T h e goal la to m akr people feel aafe In their tiomra and community,’ aald Prraley, *1 think lt*a going pretty well * With grant* from llir federal government and a block gran* gained through the rfforta of Sanford Mayor Larry Dale and Sanford City Council member Velma Williams, the program la being nippurled and 4 new offi­ cer* will be signing on with the department, ’ll typically take* arveral yrara.* aald Prraley. *We arr al Ihr crawling \ $ f q 7 m Sanford Pofca Eiptorors Jonathan Shwtd and U Tharssa Ryan oacod Bram Tower resident Oaary Boyett on a shop­ ping trip dowrtemn Tha program mentor is Ofc. Mfts Taylor, (not shown) 3 ,‘h f t r i APPLIANCE SALES A SERVICE 324-3285 Rqw Svms.Vnldonng. • ••Oi USCQ AppijnCB, n f ilv ij, * **- R— ----wym, rang,» UJWwray s1 0 Ranges, (felMsta. &Moohms O F F eeting Your Family *s Every Need Skidants In Jana Coopers aanlor Engkah d s s t at Semraie Hqh School at Sanford enjoy a tradfoonal shsmoon taa aflar completing Tho Importance of Bang Earnaat. Oscar Wide's play about Vlctorton society. Joining in tfw Noddy Brikah1IraMOO Ali. (TfOOl fWf] rime* i mis, Broom Fronde. Um WMtoar. Yoisnda Swnpter. 8arah Luka.. Tanaaha Walt, Tasha Hicta, Jammy Poioche (Back row) Ryan Paine. Einiy Vandarwotp, Bftan Long. Mandy Fugala. Mfce Richards, Mho Munamg. Jaran Vaxqusi, Aprl Mfcheis. Amanda Hodman. and Jerrm riM W iun. w ith p ersonalized cam fro m our sta ff o f Professionals Wt l8vt ti loll |fnr tUfy The Srmfnok Herald welcomes news about your church *cUvHles. But. we need your hdp by submitting Information to ua Requests for photo coverage should be made at least three days In advance by calling our office. Your church's pubheity person should arrange for photo coverage and submit a newt release about the event no later than three days following. Our address: The Semtook Herald, P.O. Baa 1067. San* ford. 32772*1667. or 300 N. French Ave., Sanford. 32771. Phone: 322*2611. Fas: 323*9408. Since 1956 Celebrating 42 Years OfService Gramkow Funeral Hon 600 East Airport Boulevard • Sanford. Florida • 322-3213 �4 K*> HotaM - Thursday May 21. 1998 There’s Something WILD Sanford: Gate City of South Florida IIjr Debts Wood iir.KAi.ii In Them There Woods' COKHK.SI'ONDKNT • Souvenirs • Collectibles SANKOKD Dubbed th r *($atr ( tty ol South M otnl.r In' founder ami nam esake Henry Stirl ton Sanloid th r pliUirrsq u r l.ikrlm nt romimiulty w rliom rd wealthy northerners arm in g by siram tio.il in search ol warm th and rrrrra llo n . Tills stratrgli locution o p m rd tlir rrst ol C m tral Horlda to develop incut. In IH70. Sanlnrd pur (based 12 MH « i r s on th r sh o rr o( Uikr Mon tor. just u rs t ol Mellonvlllr Tlir t'n ttrd States diplomat and luwvrr planned a city complete Willi a pirr. Im slnrssrs. homes. jiaiks and schools Hr lived at lielair, an experim ental garden and citrus giovr Sanford established outside Ills new city. 1‘iom m rnt titru s g iu s rr S>'dncy Chase lalrr liought lu» lorm n rm ployrr-* 145 acre estate. Sanford s city bee a me a thriving rom m rrrl.il center. A rm ing p assrn - • Outdoor Furniture • Picntc Tables • Carvings • Cedar Chest • And A Lot. Lot More mcxjhs J U i SAT »4> HUN n 5 SAW Mil 1 M OOHft M ON f HI 7 6 HAT $ l THINGS 28625 SR 46 S o rre n to , FL t * T<7 M <M Wr%t Of I 4 On B-* A 5 C r/T tS S (3*2) 383-3864 MASSAGE THERAPY Would you like to Relieve Stress &Tension! Feel Better Mentally Sc Physically! 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Pag* • DOCTORS YOU KNOW ♦ ♦ ♦ DOCTORS YOU TRUST Dr. Carol Logan Dr. IngrM M m oa IN <or4 InfjK i n torn la (.(rrmillr VMk U ajIuu Skr atrodnl i hr l anmay <4 Sark <ar>4mj Ml rrcrnrd hrf ikciiicxr ut (>(*'■»rm trm Vnithrrn (jClrpr <4Optmanr) IB Mraphit Trainwr Skr (impirtrd I IrUm »kip in ixulir doritr kJS«in| npuwtry st*»4 m l trned at a clinnit opusarinti a a Widal Uilay in B>*c Ijc.n Hindi Dr Lupn puird Bayhrad lyr tenor in Jcmury 199.' ftnratl) (kr it an nliunu pn/mur sab I Vvthrm li.lhpr i4 Optuavtry anl a hard daws* Sir l**t Ckih Pryni lipki To Sifkl Skr rrtdln in Lakr Mary u h krr badund. Datkl Dr Ingrid hrtcrvjn »at rawed in Orlamki. comptrtrd her undrrgrsdu air wudm ai ihr I mtmay of Fkinda and araduaied from thr Urtmwn ol lloution. (oOrjpr oI Optometry in I7*H She has prac need in Vinlord for ihr pan twenty years with an rmphatw on Pnmary Eye Carr and contact Irnto Cum-ntly Ur In n in Mi Dura with her chlklrm. 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Mt daactor of Communey Development and Cey Manager M Sarvnons On Completing BOARD RECERTIFICATION Delivering... Healthcare For Generation To Come New Patients Welcome Same Day Appointments Lakovtow Nursing Cantor n Sanford tradi­ honors ona woman as Ms Lakovtow. choson by icsidonts and staff, who wd reprosont tho facility as goodwill tionally ambassador throughout tho yoar. Winners this year am Ida Davis, first runner up; Ruth Wal. Ms Lakoviaw. and Robarta Richards, second runner up. Sanford • (407) 324-2500 I tot r> 521 W. SR 434, Salle 200 Lontfwood • (407) 26041818 �KAREN L ZARRELLA, Ph. I). I K! NM-n PSYCHOl (RUST ftPYMW SOI R I’XRTNI R l \ C.OOI) Ml M M MU I T \ HEALTH* \l>OLKS('.HVT \N \IIT \ DEPRESSION \MJE R CONTROL PERSONAL (iKOVX TH G a t e -------( o n tln u ril from l’» |f * IH‘K>s tin- .ur.t tm n n l l« celery .mil. In th e r.irlv 2tlih criitury. I k ra n ie known as th e r r l n v • ap ilal ol tin- w in lit A century later th e H o n d a D rp.inincnl ol S ta le considers S an fold s icMI.ill/rd I Kill llirrit.il lilUtmt to h r "one ol the liestpreserv ed i olln lin n s ol I'ltli an d 20th c e n tu ry ■oniiiit lil.il a n lillri n i r r in Florida " Nmriy |>cr trill STRESS M \S \('.l Ml NT Rll MIONSIIII* 1'ROIH.L MS PSYCHOIOC.M \l \SSLSSMK\TS ivw u Lsi i \ k i s u m h i m )., s u n n DHII I VUM)|> N II I At.I I \ K I M \KV. HOKIDA 12'»<» ( 1 0 ') YU) .Vt2‘> ; « Muling Neale F t o I truing and 'Xcckciul Appointments Suitable ol llir bu ild in gs i o iistr t u t r d la-tw een |KKii .mil I'.IIO re m a in (Tie city's io m m e tit.il and lesidcilll.il d ls ltli Is a ir listed on the Na tlonal Iteglstrr ol I lls torn I‘l a i r s The S a n loid Museum. 502 K. lu s t St . and Ih r i h a n d ie r ol C om m erce. 100 E F u st Si . oiler dow ntow n w alking-tour m aps. 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It s not h ard lo envision ll.iv rlrrs ar riving at tatlroad tycoon Henry II M ont's TuikIsh stvle PICO (PI,ml Investtnetit C om panyl Hotel, or a reporter h u s tllng into the old Sun Innl llrm lrl llutlding on S Magnolia A \e llr s tr r anil S h e p a rd s com m er • lal him k. which housed L O O K IN G FO R AN IN D E PE N D E N T A G EN T ? u 1740 W Airport Blvd * Sanford * 323-8029 It (M>l • ••■* err. Today the P iC O Budding h o u s o i kin a hie slallon lot M years is rr|Nirted lo have lieen the site of Sem inole f i h i i i i v s only legal hanging N in th id downtown, m S an fo rd * Ih sto rn itrs i deiitlal Dlsltli t m any <>l the in o rr th a n 400 hom es have lieen p re ­ served, o th e r ow ners a ir in the p im r s s The residential d is titit en i o m p a s s rs 2fil) ai te s (lorn dnl lo 11th street la-tween Saiilord and Klin avenues Satilind i.ulroad sn perm tentleiil J a m e s Co ih r.in Higgins built the Ihggtns House at 120 S Oak Ave . In I H'M I he two story-. U oreu Alllie hom e w as lestored in «*•** Hot o u t . I»a|t 7 �S lf« « Moiitkj Thyrida# May 2t. t^ f l M om , d a u g h ter share grad u ation , passion for teach ing ch ild ren S u n n ila n d lly C a rte r G lliu m th i HKHAI.I) < OKKKSPOMIKM SANTOltl) I u i u plus v ra rs an** III Ilo n lsv llle. M ill.un i < lm!y I lilt Kr* Rirw up it> a hom e w ith mil luniks W hile th e ir IIIUM have Iw ru IxHiki .ll her m limit lif t adult ir t oltri tlou is ili.it *1 »'.l*l lllll rAJNlsrd to IxMik* .m a «Itil<I * M ir tn a m rd young, lu il .1 daughter. C h a n d a ■i yr.u .uni a I*.ill la lr r anil in 1*1/11 got aiiuiiii! In getting lirt UK!) A (in ade uf w orking MU lin tr ami p a re n tin g p assril In M»H2 u lir n h rr i n mul 'M M s t a r t* il lira** S»» tr a r h I'agr 14 and mom ro n aq a q*i 1m i n x a nd laarh at* C ha *dj WAiCU at"! C-iKli* Ou'Su n o tm iv a i ( ia t e C o n t in u e d I m u m l 'a | r « 19K9 ami is now a lift I am i titrak fa si u n it a kilt am i anil*|ur sh o p u p sta irs Ahigh s* Itmil was tu Hit in If *02 in th r lir.u t u(i|ir re sid e n tia l ilisiii* t at u»| W s.-\ rn ili St llir tw n stnrv lilt* k lin m a n rs q u r Ur vIval slvlr s ln n l u i r was rn n v rrlrtl in a g ram m ar SI In ml Hi I 'll I am i p larrtl on lln N atio n al Itrg lstrl of Distort* lla trs in l‘IR4 a llri Seminole i nlltlly Jk h o o l Hoard llirnilM-rs c o n ­ verted llir school to a han ds-on In sto iv m u •ru m am i i lassn m rn torii H a i r s in I'***2 Ih r loniirt lo r r r s l lathe Hotel lOOO K Clrst S| <i as built in 1**25 Jusl prior to a h u sl i v i l r in Hurt da d r velopm rnt Tlir m assive project w as fraught vvitii pro b lem s and is ru in<ii**i to have tontlll* lltrrl tn the t ItV id S a n funi s h a iik tu p lty . * vhilnts at th r S ail lord M useum <hrmii* I* S m lo id s storv — the m a n s am i thr city s Aihhiioiial iiifonualkui atm nt S rm ln o lr t m in ty 's h rrlta g r ra n h r Imiml at III** Museum *d S rm ln o lr County H is tury oil 17 **2 a* m s s tlom Mra World 111 th r lo n n rr t ounty ok! I n lk s Home A request to ,wM Ih r s tn u tu rr to Ih r Na tiom d R rglslri ol Illstotli H a irs Is p r m l Inff. The m useum s an d (o m m rttla l stn u tu n s give aoili century vast to ts a h e I lor th r people a n d tin- traditions th at lo iiu ril th r foundation <>l our com m unity I unkind ■tut over Like M onroe o n e can alm ost hear the r* ho ol sir.u n sh ip wills lir s in th r d istan ce 1 8 8 4 -1y9 9 8 / /Si |To Y ou r \ R oots. fo u rth i i i , i d r t s Ii i i i u ihlouglioul tin * utility s|H*ml a Ik lu .lav as p in l o r l i l s tn r t a ii s at t h r si h*Nil. now rallrcl th r S tudent M useum am t < r n tr r lot th r S o d il St min s Known by many a s 'S an lo u l Oroiiiinar.* II Is th r n li lr s t sr I iihi I III i oniim ious u sr tn Sem i notr County atnl th r loillth olitf s | in * ■ml met mis u s r m H o n d a ih r I riu.ilil L aughton M rmoital H ospital, later known as th r I lotula Hotel hot) S O ak Avr . at to ss fnim C V titrm iial Park, Is listed on th r National R rg lstrr o f Ills tone Places, h w as S r ml lit ill* C ount V s nlilv hospital hum 1019 to 1950 llir St Jiiin rs A M.K. t ’h o rrh . M*t C y p rrs s Avr., was liulll in 1913. Tile rrd b iu k iliu re h . W ith I'll 1ST I lf s III S .I IV lord's Afrit a n A iu rrlra n irllglous ami social Ilf**, was llsirtl o n th e N a­ tional Register of llls- W H O L E S A L E n O O F IN C S U P P L IE S Subs(ril)( Today! 3cm in o lc Herald P.0. Box 8001 • Sanford, FL 32772 800- 432-1130 300 N. French Ave., Sanford • 322-2611 I �• Ssewwte H«tM . Svtonl Rond* - Thursday. May 21. 1998 FAMILY VACATION MIMISI m ‘f e C iw t p t a f * AotM W M teframtK) J CcfffkUhm^ tta fa p a if* Tdghpnc QOftnSti. 330*6252 3 kwanQ~ Earty icaoax o( Sanford Mich as da* one by Linda Sd■by Dotgrwr. depicting a hauler in the celery M da. writ >m lock Style Chrewcdcs Coloring book brings past to life A T?otehj A*. Tftmk Spttag -k m c a * C l* ' 'H f Ml the cotortng book Many local an a ts and wrews m Wong part Vokmloer opportune** et* #«t*t w n m -tm iM T s u ffv S n w Pax (407) t o m * SANFORD • Some people tn Sanford would 101N Country Out RoM'Sutt 104 *lik i Hay. FI 32746 When business slows down, som e businesses stop asking for business. ■ FTT like lo bring b a rk th r colorful history of th r city. And what b etter wny than with a coloring book! The coloring book, a project or the Sanford Historical Society, will chronicle the ctly's Ida* tortcal development from the T lm am an In ­ dian* lo the p resent. T hr book. /Ilsforte S a n font, fast and Present. Is designed to captivate young and old allk r, while providing Im por­ tant and Interesting histortcal data. Tlic book will help to fill thr nerd for Sanford historical Inform ation request rd by visitor* and potential visitors from serosa th e n ation and around the world. T hr coloring book will be available lor sale a t the Sanford Museum and selected area bualn e u m They stop advertising. Thaft like trying to reed ■ book in ttw dark. Or hotfng a prayer mtagng at tf» 90-yard Bn*. Or gaMng tw last word wNha poMdan. 3 e m in o U H e ra ld 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 Present day features ktdwkng d » Tknacuan and Seminole tr*w* Mtifed of Sanford will nl*o b e 4a Omtodl m i . Ttay s i to M und inffa coloring book, noted such as the Semi­ nole County Court homegrown project and House and the Central many would say long Florida Zoo. overdue. Aa with any Rrcofntxtnf the lmdance of the St. Jane Johns Rtver to the eet- rf W.nfrrrt ~ ."tTr . ■ * S*™*™- “ * book will be crraUvely wTHtenas a Journal from the rtvtr's vantage point. The river will be depfeted as a wave with eyea lllatorlcal fact M ACS will be paired Journal page* to create: a Journey through time. Thu u . --------- , • _____ Sflr w hkh ■*» *h4*«l with Other*. That Idea Is ^ *pre»,||ng Uke wUdflre. dm tlar to the Qn that spread through Sanford In 1867. Only this Are. Aided by Imagination, hard work and a love of Sanford win not destroy, but will preaenre the rich hlatory of our loam. Many hours of vohint**w V■*• Local artist Involve with the project will tn dude Troy Ray. Lind Stlaby Dotaner. Belt Reagan and Faye SUei FkmafceOdw.NatU »»»u m u m w i w m m m m t �S#*T*noft* HtfaAd - Tbursdwv May 21. 1998 - 9 760 Sun Drtvt LaA* Mary. Flbndi i?/T6 ■? 53JM W0H135 «10R£ Traditional Roman C atholic Chapel m a t\ITW METN09IST CIIRCH • n tita & ICrossr uLutheran Church n Of Ukr Mary i u i'lS I’m* H><m Vimv. nJL.rflan' rv.«»- III lUiaMa U . S a r i (Off H«> fe Pm Crairi Kmril tativMNar* (407)333079? m somco DAVIl) A. LIDDELL PASTOR Senuig Swtk StmiMolt Caamn Mtwiire Uinair.1 Snliy V nir 0 UriU WtaMU*rtl Ml w. Had St, S m h r* XuiVJ Hi TV V»»fi) ofS Pig» X• lal.tfmiua UTMlIfl * 9*0 1100 BS^mOS^hB ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH 301 Marfcham Woods Road •Longwood 3U JM2 Ruior Two Myen Ago* 2*4 TUCS. •WED •THUIflS. CALL FOR DETAILS U SENIORIHSTTHL- WESLEY L HAKES SUNDAY SCHOOL 9 4* am . SUNDAY M OHM NGW OHHT I0 4 S Am KVtNING SUNDAY SERVICE 6 0 0 pm WEDNESDAY SERVICE 7 00 p m WEEK DAY DAYCARE AVAILA S U Families fo r Christ ’ I ’Reaching ‘Rea Sunday School . ....... 9 00 a m. Worsfup.................. 10 15 am Evening Worship ...... 6:00 p.m. ID SATURDAY MASS 4 P M & 5 30 SUNDAY 7 45 AM 9 AM (Spanish) 10 30 AM. 12 Noon Mass 11. M i Rea. •M H •(4f7) KM715 V Y|T 111*2711 Um ■TrtMa I.ado 4UAU Saain Vb.t S L SANFORD CHURCH H p OF GOD H IU0«tl CKnin ttUfU • Stain I 1*1. 3 rd 41 Sill SUNDAY 9 :0 0 A.M. Trrim.rfE— t ^ f c M A R K H A lf l W O O D S W \ *210 Markham Wood* Rd . Lake H r , • 333-2030 f I .I _ a A I0 UUI I r t M n in > U i In vitos You To C om o W orship WUh 0 » ntSa SUNDAY SCHOOL IM l Vntrt 900 ■ o Ha hartni » 'U *0 first Unites ‘ J (H I) U 2 -2 9 I4 ’ onrw kam Dale fnrem hw» terry Ftp* 4»w Pi* - 77*4777 at 77*4771 I b t l IbTf IH*aa R4. tt ! CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH 1 IS I W. la t I t . MBru WIDMMlO (Nr paHou r » " t K » » S U N D A Y S E R V IC E S *® rv U 1*011 UnalrtsMAhaM Pmm . 9 00 0 10 30 am .. I • J*» MTVrj. M-.<ic V Ujac I a | ia l. U )p n k » h fx Vlaueicn«a L0NGW0OD CHURCH OF CHRIST Urthohitt Cbnrcb 41* f M K M E M i: fiANFOCD. FLDtllH 32771 1018 N. HWY. 17-92 (1 Mile North Of Hwy. 434) 322*4371 PM® nakrtn 1 Worship Service 8:25 8 U N D A Y W O R S H IP 10:55 AM 1 0 : 3 0 a .m . S U N D A Y E V E N IN G W O R S H I P M * * 4T IliW u M fp jR For Further Information: W«8. 7tM fM . Pk/fai (M7) 1124212 4 0 7 -3 2 4 -4 3 3 8 4 0 7 -3 2 3 -5 8 3 0 5650 Wmifc Dr.. Saaferi, FL VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME 14 (Eih SI) 1'nt. Firat Street ^ 6 : 0 0 p .m . On Left One Mile iX PArR/PWA #ArA 7< *. ............... -t V * * V \ . Me'.** * *—•,fe^t^feaSrr-;iffffe' f •f . v i * #.** * -r*» . i �10 - S#mmoM HefMd - Thursday May 21, 199* i J*« T fe O tic* i* Stm inaU A f U iH t U . r f t f cutiiuit. €U ut Zm Sem iHtU *3teuUd*t next O w t 7 (N M t 4/U e t n l , { cn tueimf *dn4 e 7 K n * f, n % n t ( '* a it t G o n e . idin’ the rails in 1912 s r s u it HEKAJX) FEATURE EDITOR ________ Lake Mary Family Practice Brings The story behind this stonj ft a alary ti ttsetf. Vie letter /rum Ted WdUams arrived ti an en iriopr hand made from a magaitne page. The computer generated card posed the quriflon QUALITY M EDICAL CARE IN YOUR ■Would You Orlfrur? n i “...that I have acquired a book prlntrd ti 1912 entitled A Guide to Flor Ida by Harrison Rhode* and Alary Wolff* Dumont lluil Lit* the scetunj along the xair'a 28 rail­ roads in Florida, at the time." the Inside o f the card read. ‘lots of Interesting HdbUs. such as a Usi of hotels and boarding houses by city, that might also make Inter estum >-ading for one qf your many articles qf the area...Enclosed Is a magnified portion qf the state map (that 1st folded ti on envelope ti the buck q f the book. Notice the stops at TUHn Lakes, New Upsakt, fL u (in • r u H L L C fC . The book was a gffi to Williams from his daugh­ ter. KUsabeih Phillips. ffUUlps. ivho u>o* Iking tl Mew York City, found a man’s wallet ti a tele­ phone booth. She con­ tacted the owner and a r­ .«******%•*%M K i n r i t *»«*.»=*« !«•m*****«*** *#*«•%m ■«#. ranged to return the waUet. Accordion to Sanford Railroad lllatortcal re- Data, railroading got Ita atart in Sanford In 1880. when President Ulysses 8. Grant broke ground, on Ftrat Street, near Myrtle and Oak avenues, for the South Florida ■ev- Railroad. The milroad operated until 1886 and incorpo­ rated a 12-mllc loop around the celery farms n u t of Sanford. The route mode Sanford oa kail. PageIt �S«mnoM Haratd - Thunday. May 21, IBM - It C o lo rSiler, a resident of San­ ford since 1054. was pleased to be askrd to participate In the proj­ ect. Siler’s forte la wild­ life and site looks for­ ward to working on the animal art. A variety of tasks are required to rompleie the project such as re­ search. promotion, fo r mailing and communi­ cation. Many familiar fares have already Joined the project. Betrye Smith. Ken Lefller. Orate Marie Sttneclidler, and Alicia Clarke, just to name a few. Longtime residents and new. all sharing a simi­ lar interest In the col­ orful history of Sanford, are coming together to make the project a real'* • The also will provide an op­ portunity to teach the vast history of Sanford to the children of Semi­ nole County. The book will br presented to the Seminole County School Hoard for Integration into their 2nd grade rurnculiim ll la o goal of the project to provide a coloring hook free of change to each 2nd grade student In Semi­ nole County schools. *The coloring book wtU compliment beauti­ fully the nirrtrulum for 2nd graders In Seminole County’ said Morgan. The curriculum Indudes the study of the history of the community, con­ tributions of different etlinlr groups, and how the community has changed over time. Journal writing Is also an Important pan of elementary education. ing a good location to create a town or com­ munity. According to Morgan the students were very curious about General Sanford's appearance and what his life was like. They also wondered what animals were used to settle the area. The students were ea­ rned and readily shared thetr Ideas for the book. Some picture* the stu ­ dents want to aer arc the Tlmucuan and Seminole Indiana, and the fori (Fori Mellon). The project commit­ tees arc hard at work striving to have the col­ oring book ready to pre­ sent to Jhr community on the anniversary of The project has been General Sanford's btnbpiloted this year at Pine day in late September. still Crest elementary Volunteer* ate School’ in Mrs. Tina n rfq fo tor * vafirry rn SptBman's 2nd grade Information class. Morgan talked about the coloring with the students about project la available from the Importance of find­ the Sanford Museum Rail- to ...the railroad passes through the u d l knaun Honda's Ant city with an Integrated rail sys­ lake country. Though the elevation In Florida to tem The name of the rail nouherc urry great. U to Une change several Ml01clml to this re­ time* until CSX bought gion...There to much thick hammock land. the system In I MO. wtth brauftful A branch of the Atlan­ tic Coast Line Railroad (1002-1907) ran from a m ar the fakea onr urry pier jutting Into Lake Jente muck land*...Many Monroe. west to attractive u M rr settleTUvmrea, In Lake ntm ii mow be Jbund h County. The Une was ihts Mellon. The book also con­ also called the Sanford tains a bating of hotels h Lake Euslls Railway. In A Guide to Florida the Une Is described as The country to srffkd and urry There are much Jfoe ptne fo m t. and many qf Jkw old Flddktg; rapdrii|/, • a la 0 mteeper day. 92.00. m l. Turin Lake {4 m l. UMk, 010.00 to 012.1 d a le Clt* Houm. JUtoff 10 m l. where an­ other brunch crosses. P. Parker, capacity, Ityfea 10 m l. Wekkn rulesper day. 91.50. Creek to crossed. Cas­ week. 97.00. s ia 113 m l. MU* 117 ml. flO m l. m l. also a S.A.L... The book _ describe the landscape from Sanford. D b n ’t P u t Y our R uby's H e a lth O n T lie L in e . Chandler, capacity. 10: ru ln per day. 92.00, per uw efojno.oa trio, rapacity. 25; roles per day. 92.00 up per week. $10.00 Other branches of Sanford railway took passengers to Jackson­ ville and Tuapa. The Sanford * Indian Rtocr Railroad ran through Oviedo. From 1006 to 1009. the Une connected Jacksonville to Key West. Hie aisle's largest railroad toe plant was located at Rand Yard and allouid fanner* to ship celery and other produce nationwide, making Sanford the ^Cckry Capital of the Lillie irtnalna today to Indicate the existence of the line that ran near Twin Lakes and Ted Williams' house. The right-of-way can be found at the corner of Upoola Road and Cen­ tral Park Drive but will soon be Incorporated into the Mteatng Link of ToU Road 417 (the OrceneWay). TRI-COUNTY ORTHOPAEDICS, P.A. 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MaRRMistifie Ave. Sanford, FL12771 Pfiont: (4C7) 323*2577 s �“Now I Have Everything I ...” Chamber involved in community ...BEFORE I moved to the Renaiusance, everyone worried about me living alone; my children , gra ndch i Idren, frien ds and especially me.” • • • • • No Endowment Fee Independent/Assisted Living Staffed 2-1 Hours Transportation Provided Planned Social Activities TOURS a v a il a b l e : CALL FOR DETAILS Ri x u s h w E w n R i. s u NT LIVING CO /UM UNirv R enaissance .'100 \V. Airport Blvd. Sanford, FI ;{277d ( 407 ) F1ACLTM0M1M 323-7306 \ H u m n « n i? i m m i« < m Top Ron R o w o io c u h v o (H ector ot th e G reater Sanford Cham ber o l C o m m e rce a ddress** Donaryn Knight ■ l if* M a n a g e ­ ment Skats c la s s at Scmmoto h « / i S c h o o l this meek R o se spok* o) travel and to u r­ ism n Santord and Sommcao C o un ty and co vered tfm many opportunities a va ila b le m the tourism industry tor high s c h o o l graduates R oto* The City ot S an fo rd oach montfi re co g n ise s b u sin e ss lo ca lions that project a p ositive ple a sa n t rrv ago ot U kj city Ttiu S c o n * Improvement hoard tor M ay ch ose the S an fo rd (.har-br* o ffte f r o m leh $ lB t C h ip C tia p m a n SIB (/> Chairm an Conm o W ia m s . Cathey Bossert Co-Chairman Betty A k e rs Rose lo n g E to a Pringle. C h am ber Exe cutive Director Mon R o se and C ham ber Board o l Directors m em ber i inda K eeim g A 11.-AMER1CAN ★ s - A - S/- l - N - G - S * ....................................... n u n u * . i . m n n . n . . i i Y O U R C H O I C E *12**Sq. yd./*i.43.q InsistIsd W ith ft. Uygridi Cushloa : Most Popular I Rich Sculpture I ftituriisuonv • stylish Borher I FRpmont Wylon I srPUah . by ‘CaMn Craft-1 9 C olon | RctpyRRy • 20Chan U ilU IM M A IIM A M iliM liM • LUXURIOUS OCNSI * M U IR • Pane r* or h i M • P in tn lu ttsitsf . mlk btrtar ft t ’ 1 ; C IS a ** * !< • ******************** m iim n u m u in m u * iCArrMiifvifrsifOTROoo • * UF«MMCA mWITH" I * ‘‘ZZttX' **r$ 9 n *vrr * * S bam Mutum ** f c " ’ '— • d'Ukabsr tem* *■ ititiim tiitM itm itm *i • im m i ROtyiSwb "YourFullSmictRoodMCenter, rtuas Cut Of UpTi t i\A\, . ummiu VJBL/ Fiuiciq c J A tx . I®It Colon CARPET & TILE ItiXj,.* HOORNSI vyaU f Dtctwrac 2710 Mery 17-92*1 i t 7 Bt1»b lh«e Grwn**,) In S*r(tsrd 1 g;» South ol 27th St i Taco Beit |407| 324-441? GETDRESSEDBEFORE YOUHITTHEROAD. ItftMRCt inall SIS fS M . ■ y IMP R»*l| -i* * * [ hi-lpyuu iru n ijiu U lo n in th iK l» tu t Ii-allwn> twlp prtvi nt h>;». r — *— j tlicrn ua A n d a ll K» ar p r u t c c t la n in t l fl>in»* ob je cts UT j h h i- n u l l v X ^ / important if you • \» r hivfinn* th r flying n tyvt WTWCltU twin i n w t i h y �I Sflfrtnoto MofakJ Thurvtiy U.iy 21 199fl - 13 10°o OH With Ad Deputies rebuild after tragic storm By Jean* llu|hr« Ih.KAJD STAfT wumut SANI OKI) In the iaftrrm.tth nl thr luma lilM'H tll.lt toil* .1 path through i 1lit 1* <•( Sanford i .tiin i 11n<i vrnt. m ldrills still In shock tiurtl ilir overwhelming l.isk nl plrtliig tlirli lintnrs .uni their llvrs li.uk tHKrthrr. A l.isk tlirv iliit not luivr to l.ur .ili ilir lli.uiks to Ilir litiliilinls o| volutitrefs mlm ir.idlly tame lor wait! to help let Ilir lirrds rst.ib lish wli.it nerds to tir dour . were the instnu Hulls glvrli In drtllltlrs assigned til Ilir Sriitl tmlr Srlghtsohood l*o lu tlik Adopt A lllot k llngram Initiated liv thr Sriitiiiolr t m inty SJirt til's OflVtr Till* dr pHties wrl r t barged with l.n llll.itIlu; whatever thr trsldrnts needed •• period at tordmg to Li Jack Cash "Ilir drputirs writ- told O m it ait as I>.ill It (Ups IHillltlllk Herds to resources hunk the irsnuites to thr nerd'* IVrHtirtrr tiiad him k .ides u n i 1 est.11ill si led to provide sis unty lor thr most severely drva s tated arras Ini ntlillik and iiiitkotiik tiallU was iiiiitrollrd to prevent gawkers and Imiltiik Ilir storm damaged area was divided Into sekmrnts and a hlnrk Depth o f human spirit lly Jeana llughra HIN|iN0‘ lit.MAIJ>MAO Wltm.H SAMOMD The llvrs ol thr victims will never lie thr same as they wrrr tirlorr that dark ntkht In February when tornadoes left i path ol dr stint Molt III thru wake hut tlir toad to innvrrv twg.ui with an outstretched hand and a drtrrml nation to ( Iralt Up and rebuild Phone (407) 339-6062 • Fai (407) 331-2808 Vs k n n ry d ri Vr*|rrj~l <ir n i f r t i ~fVanfrir llayt •set • Sutamri«tr.woari •(nSMvnf *Waveixi • W Uwe H ie h an d rattle m th r Intm ol th r Seinlnolr C ounty S h e riffs o lli< r Adopt A lll(«k program wltlr h o rg an U rd and Irrt tiir r(lo fts of hundreds ol v u liin lrrts ragei to s h a tr the h u id rn ol th r t Ir.m u p a n d r r r o n s tn u lion Deputies assigned to the area laird s«(inr fuadhlot k s of I heir own as they tu r d to a s s r s s and inert the n eeds of the vtrttm s The d rp u tirs did not Irt a little h u rrn u t ralli red l,i|te keep them down Ootti Uurkett deputy was assikneit to ear It tlir lirsl order ol business was to assi as thr nerds nl thr rest drills Deputies went property by property identifying and pitot I tl/lliK nrrds Some li'stdrttts. lie i ausr of tnpitv or prop rrtv d aiuakr . had not Im-tii able to rrmnlii in thrtr homes Other vii inns, due to pride or tear, Initially were best talil to an rpt assls ta in t W ith p e l sistiiiic and genuine content, drputirs sran bed out all of thr trsldrnts to assess thru needs and oiler help and rrassur ant r. Deputies had to over tome the inkiainrd Irrhnks m so many 7 /k ’ Vitfage Taint snvnau Shoppe y mi I @ < y m fc (c t e j I c h c Harriers put up t»v thr residents jsvsrd more ol a rhallrnkr. these li.unris emotional not physical, wrrr srl tip liy thr victims to prolrt 1 themselves and their l.imtllrs fr»m more harm Most were in a slate ol slim k and main were not tom foriablr asking for help It took innovative metloMls ley the d rp u tirs to m a x som e resid en ts Into opening tip l i / / a m akes a g rra l tie lite a k rr, d ep u ties lotmd. And nutty t r s ld r n ts |ust needed a ch an ce to talk som rotte to ltstrn Omit was a m in n io n Irrlink s h a tr d li>’ th o se who had survived, or wtiose hollies had lalirtt lirtlrr th a n a neighbor s Die irsldents ale fia|i[>v they o|tenrd up now and want very murli to voice thetr appreciation lot thr deputies and volunteers who gave so tinselllshlv of theitiselvrs It is agreed that rat h Please See Mean Page IS [leople ai <us turned to IM-Ing sell reliant Restdents also (rtl that If Ihrv a tiep led assis­ tant r it might deprive a iiclgbtxii who nrrdrtl it more recalls Dlotk Ilep uly Craig Mager When jfiHi've lost n-r- rr J *4 /4xt SuftfiUe+i • t .HI MUM M IR Hf > T U IN A • hIROl I’RlssTK C^ALOR • *-«ri)RI\ • \\iv*wiRk s n u o s ’ * i iqi i n \ PAINTS The IW-vt in Paint and S i Muvh Misirr! 3801 W. Lake Mary 0lvd.t Lake Mary (Publli Shopping Canter) •328*0908 BALDWIN - FAIRCHILD 0M \w n Fkrk C em etery and Funeral H o m e J$ct NEAT+TIDY ALL CLEAN SERVICE 130* 011! OFFICE CLEANING ! CeilingTo ! | Floor Cleaning J u Cat Specialty s20 (WithAd) WeClean Residential ByDay Week • Month • 321-7699 or 324-1177 Licensed * Bonded O f f e r i n g the finest in service and facilities with pre-planning through The Sim plicity P lan*. Your on ly "hom etown" cemetery and funeral home combination. ...a *friend when wyou really need one P SR 46A ut R inehart Rd. Lake M ary • 322-4263 , �U - SintwxVo Moiiitd - Thurwtay. May 21. IWB T each ersContinued from Page 7 nchool* sh r tn ro llrd at th r local com m unity cnllrg*- in lluntsvlllr. She rrcalU lut-uls i ailed it. U.C.L.A.. The Univer­ sity of Calhm in ‘U m gildc the Airport. 'Artually. It wan C al­ houn Community College, hut wr ail callctl It U.C.L.A. I a ttrn d e d part time.” She attended for one y rar before life Rot In the way of formal education. Another Imny decade panned. In MKI2. Cindy Hurkr Koblnnon naw datiRhter C'handu graduate Iruin Seminole High School In Sanford. When C handa enrolled at Seminole Community College soon after. C handa encouraged ('indy to enroll an well. 'O ne day my daughter came home a n d a n ­ nounced nhe wonted to become a teach er and wouldn't It be great tf wr could graduate to* gether.” In 1983. Cindy en ­ rolled at SCC. The 2 next entered Nova Southeastern University together. Hoth majored in elem entary education. Ik-tug a tra c h rr wan each woman'** tile-long dream , but Cindy had not thought sited a r tu ­ ally do It. On Sunday. May 3. I'.e.iH. mother and daughter received lt.it helor ol science in Klenientary Education degrees at Nova's Ft. L u id n d .ilr graduation exercises. Doth Imld rertlflcatlon lit early childhood and grades I0. Doth were excellent student*. C handa's GPA m 3.7 and Cindy's In 3.6. Their respective p ath s to college d eg rrrs werr very different. C handa's wan direct alter a distin­ guished high school c a ­ reer that Included being editor of the yrarbook and u member of the Fu­ ture Teachers of Amer­ ica. she went straight Into SCC. Site m arried high school sw eetheart. Steven Wilbur, along the way. Site worked at Publtx. but always knew she would teach. Cindy's life journey started In Huntsville and look detours ulortg the way. In 1064 sh e and husband Stephen r im e to Sanford. Once here. Cindy took a jo b at Pine Crest hlcm rntarv. That detour turned out to be thr best path s h r could liavr taken While C handa's dream of their graduating together In­ spired Cindy lo return to school. It was h u e Crest lliat provtdrd thr support. Cindy worked as un Instructional a s ­ sistant. Some folks still call the Job "tearlier'» aide.* Some Just call It a Job. Hut for Ctndy, It was tut apprenticeship. She's worked In kindergarlrn. P.K.. the front office. 5th grade, and. fur Ilie past 4 years, with 2nd and 3rd grad­ ers in ro m p u trr lab. Cindy says. *PVe loved them all.” She's worked for 5 principals and 3 assistant principals. 'Coming to Pine Crest was my decision rnakrr about finishing college. Teachers were my guid­ ing light, my m entors. I have said they all de­ serve a little piece of my diploma * Cindy reealls that wlien sire mode the Dean's list, they postrd her grades on the staff refngerstor. T hey treated me like proud \- M Our Qualified Team OfProksskonaL Look Forward 1b Serving You! p aren ts and I owe them all m any, many th an k s. I urn so proud to lie a rt of such a giving ulty.” Thai high regard ts re­ ciprocated Mary J a n e Harbour tra r h rs the Ti­ tle I Com puter Heading Lab. where Ctndy a s ­ sists. "We'Ve been to ­ gether 4 years and from day one her Initiative, tier common sense a p ­ proach to things, her sense of humor liave been spectacular.” H ar­ bour declares R obinson Is *a natural* a s a teacher. R obinsons sense of hum or an d im agination are the stuff of l in e Crest legend. At a recent stall recognition for PCE teacher an d assistan t of die y ra r (Shirley O ibson and Nancy Flowers, re ­ spectively). R obinson appeared os Alfalfa of the U tile Rascals fam e, cowlick, freckles a n d all. Cow orkrr and cohort Dawn Kldgrway w as Darla. The two were hysterical. These 2 have b een ‘F rank Lee and S carlet.” ‘M erdes and Modine.* 'J a k e and El wood l l lu e s ' Robinson says. *What started out a s a Joke 10 years ago. h a s turned Into a career.* What site most looks forward to teaching Is reading. *1 look forward lo discovering literatu re with my students. I feel I liavr a lot of catch in g up to do.* Wlien site does rend with children, she say s site literally becom es llic book. *1 liavr a large array of wigs. h ats, puppets an d props th at I use to trll stores. I liave several ch a rac te rs and p e rso n ­ alities I use. loo.” Is th is the end of h er loum ry? Oh. no. H er h u sb an d of 26 years will next finish his degree in education, then *we hope to la teach overseas!” e d u c a­ Knbtr[noon's tional philosophy statem ent reads In p art: *lt Is my belief that every child can team . As a teacher. H wtU be ngr obligation to provide the d em en ts to r K W r' M h'JAffOfu « a i a M l lMan ia k k Covrt, Salta U S • U fa Mary, Florida 3274S on Lake Mary Blvd. Weil of fa t Office j i n s a n cm rl m M a i k j A n C u M M A a | juovi m^ontorva nctnoy w cverwiy ot Flappers. Oanpaton and Al That J a u . the second annual tinner dance to raise funds for downtown redevelopment. In Vie splrll of the evening, top Vanessa end Ron Lane, Beth Qotdetoin end Stove Klsmbcrgcf. Comer Juarwy and John Mercer. Bottom: Wayne and Batty Sonnenberg. Adopt without books Rarity Carp., Realtors* * tf the Dottl Burkett's capeHence anrtdnf with the community as Oder Sendees Officer was put food use in the Adopt-A-Hlork program. She Improvised forms with Block Deputy Yvette Saladlno's help that mode determining the needs of residents ™*tcr and mote effi­ cient. Magee, as well as oth- tang­ ing. Some obvious, such as property damage. Borne hidden, such as tear and guilt and grief, the emotional scars left the storms. Whatever need, deputies and volunteers worked to­ gether to moke It hap­ pen. Pbees t e s t topi. F V p it V �Seminal* Herald. Santord. Honda •Thursday. May 21.1998 • I t Adopt------------------CguMmadfrom Pap a rr*. give tJ credit h u ik rtt ami Salaclinu lo TJiry m ade the opera- Heart-----------------Ceallaeed from f t p IS o n it jtxivr* .u n i b e y o n d Ih r t a l l o f d u ly Oltlr lla siy . 1*2. lo ti h r r hom e th a t night H rr daughter. I‘.iul1tir M adden was r.illrd to |>li k h r r UMilhrr u p Imiiii .i h rr statio n w here she had b r r n taken *1 <a n t nay enough good alMiut th r rdirrtir h office." rrm.uk-* Hasty ll r r daug h ter .egerrs W< <a n t say anything tint good at amt th r flrrtn m . S alv atio n Army, p o ltre. everyone h rl|ird Imv m o th er) so much*. T hr Salvation Army replaced H asty * w heelchair dial was d r strayed in Itir sto rm Maddrn's s is te r* home across the sifrrt was also d rsim y rd . *Wr didn't know what to do. w hrrr to go ' Hotli women really apprrclatrd tlir lirlp limn rv rry o n e. They did not want to torgrt to thank W.d M an and volunteers from A I M Deputies an d rrstd rntu praised Wal-Mart In Sanford lor th rtr g rn rn m s Itrip an d sensitivity to th r siiinn vie tints Walter In - another rrstdrnt whose housr was drslruyed. Is "grateful lor the pouring out ol thrtr Iwaris* Ix r i num teuds tier deputies lor bring vrry helpful arid doing an outstanding }ob Craig Foster s home was severely damaged His family w as put out ol th rtr home for about 10 week* following tlir storm. Foster, a srlf d r m 'rtlied country boy arrustom ed to taking ra rr of his own tainlly. found th r suppon overwhelming. Hr adm its tiring a little Irritated at th r road blockade* a n d o th er security m easures, but rr allies tlir tight security was for Ih r rrsldrnl*' protection He gives Hie overall operation ait A |ilu». com m ending Ih r toad departm ent, fire tinpan merit. sh e rtirs oflite and building dr part rnerii "Wr may be a small county.* rem arks Fos­ ter. "but o th er government agencies could err talnly leant (nun u s * Chnrm anr Franc's brother-in-law lives near Hie ares and stir w as so moved by the sight of the d rstm rtlu n site could not walk away. F'rase went to wlterr stir works. Moriah Brandons, a hair salon, and immediately lirgan organizing volun­ teers and d o n atio n s Frame facilitated th r dona­ tion of food, money, appliances, and rvrtt vehi­ cle*. 'J u s t ask a n d people will give.* said Frame. Frame asked an d Hrdkrn donated III ra w s of shampoo an d conditioner. In the midst of such tnlal d rsln irtlrm the little things mr.uit a lot. Frame became aware Dial a m an was In n erd of a pair of beard trimmers A co-worker happily’ donated a pair. Tlir Block Deputy cam e to Frame's home at 10 p.m. to pick up the trim m ers mo the man would havr them (hr next day. Frame lias no intention of discontinuing the help. *You never fret like you've done enough." Hie residents echo th r sam e praise again and again. *lf It w asn't fur th r deputies I don't think anything would have Itern done.’ com m ents Sonya Fauver. *11 you needed anything they’d rtinib m ountains lo get III* The wonts 'tra m work' do not do Justice to thr way tn which deputies pulled every re so u n e to ­ gether to m akr things happened. Fauvrr's house was destroyed an d along with It the dream s of tier daughter's prutti night. Elder Service* Officer Dolt! Burkett came lo tlir rescue with a prom dress for Shannon and a dress for h rr s ls lrr. Sheryl, far a school dance. Tlir dresses however were in need of alterations. Deputy Yvette Saladlno's m other cam e to the rescue. Lrunor WlUla-Mryrr h a s been a sea m ­ stress/ tailor for over 40 years. Thr dresses turned out beautifully. Frame a r ­ ranged to tiavr th e girls* hair done. Dinner and prom tlrk rts were acquired with monte work from Burkett and Suladlno. *lt was like a Cinderella atory," say* a grateful Fauver. Thr rr s illrn rr of the hum an spirit la rem ark­ able and the d epth of the hum an heart la Im­ m easurable. lion come togrthrt.* maid Magee, *|lhirkrlt and Saladtno) had con­ nection* nnd knew the resources to make it happen * Organizations and etcpart ment m worked closely tn m l through rrd tape and get things done. 'Che depulirs worked Hi collaborallon with the llrr drpaM inrnt to evaluate the safety of weather dam aged sinir lures Hit- building de­ partm ent rante on site to issue (wrmils .nut fa­ cilitate reconstruction Tlir Fcdrral Killer grtiry Management Agency (FKMAI could not come on private pfnprily to c Iran up drtins so vedu ntrers moved the debris lo du­ stier Is to h a slrn tlir cleanup and expedite rebuilding The (Jons' Cluli. us mg lists of specific clothing nerds compiled by tlir block depulirs. organized and funded lirrsonahird shopping for tlir victims. Thr Li­ ons' Club also replaced all Uie ry rg lasses lost during the storm . First aid supplies pro­ vides! try th r Salvation Army were organized by th r deputies Into first aid kits for the victim* and cleanup rrrw s. Gloves for all th r work­ er* were also provided by the S a h a Ilull Army T h e Salvation Army was 100 percent, with­ out hesitation.* com­ mends Magee. Tlir program olTrni residents another level ol safety. Many resi­ dents will only talk to thrtr block deputy. Thr deputies havr acted as A line of defense against fraudulent contractors that might lake advan­ tage of the dire nerds of the residents. Deputies swum to protect and serve mode special ef­ fort lo protect the vic­ tims from additional harm. •Generali)’ law en­ forcement clear* roads, lets the people through and they're out of there." said Burkett. "And that’s not the way Sheriff Kallngrr plays Ihr game." All agree th is was not the atandard law en­ forcement duty. The program had as pro­ found an effect on the deputies a s It did on those It was designed lo help. Thr drputir* use words like ‘amazing’, ‘rewarding*. 'fulfilling' and ’satisfying’ lo de­ scribe the experience. Deputies were pulled off regular duty for th is special assignment. T h r o ther offlcrrs In th r tr u n its stepped In lo fill llir gap Families a ls o shared the weight of th is s|x*rial program Denu tilings done." said Magee. Adopt-A-Block ha* proven to be one of the most sureessful forms of community policing ac­ cording lo sh eriffs office reports. And may well be a first of ft* kind. "It’s a perfect example of what a dlfferrnrr community policing and community partn ersh ip s ra n make." said Burkett. Ur* worked rvrryday. 20 plus hours a day In the litst we eks following the storm Merrill Don Kshngrr did not set a ilnir ta b le tor th e program. D rptifirs will miMtll involved lor a s long as is n e c e s ­ sary U k r the re ru n stru rtlo n . tlir Adopt-ABlock program will b e an ongoing process FlxprrtriM e from th e Adopt-A Block program will en ab le the ol lite r s lo b r ltr r w n r the e v e ­ ryday nerds of th e cutiituunlty. *1 learn ed which agencies ynu c a n count on. which you ca n ’t a n d which will cut through rrd tape to get Dad Loves Hush Puppies® Mall Walker Bone. Brown. Black Dad’ll love these best-selling leather casuals. Oiled nubuck leather uppers will look good dressed up or down. And their Comfort Curve* soles flex where his i feet flex. MUSH P U P P I E S • Free G ift WraMMiu • Gift Oitlfkitefl • Meet M a|ir Credit Cards Accepted 208 E. First St*, Sanford (407) 322-0204 �ality Care In All The Right Places If you’re looking for quality medical care in Seminole County, turn to Central Florida Regional Hospital. You’ll find a full range ol healthcare services, from open heart surgery to obstetrics to transitional care. Plus, " e have locations throughout the county to better serve your needs, like the Women’s Wellness Center in Seminole Towne Center, Altamonte Surgery Center for outpatient surgery, and I.akc M ary Imaging services, And if you need a physician, call 1-800-265-8624 for a F R E E physician referral o r a copy o f our physician directory'. Central Florida Regional Hospital A Part o f Central Florida Healthcare System 1401 W. Seminole Boulevard, Sanford 407/321-4500 � 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. 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S P O R T S 6 A ^ em tnole Herald Serving Sanford, Lake Mary, Longwood, Oviedo, Winter Springs and Seminole County since 1908 ODih YKAK. No. 171 TUI-SDAY APRIL 2I. IWX Surprise, surprise 50 Cents W ill Disney venture hurt local zoo? Animal Kingdom opens just down the road from Sanford By David Frazier IIKRAI.I) S IA M W'KIII.K Hereto r*n*o bt Tommy W rn It's a phono call from Florida Commissioner ot education Frank Brogan to Seminole County's Teacher ol the Year Arlie Almeida Brogan told Almeida that she has advanced to Region III winner as well and is one ot the top finalists tor ‘ Florida Teacher ol the Year * Almeida is the music teacher at Bear Lake Elementary in Apopka As one ol the top five sho becomes Burdmes Teacher ol the Year, and received a check lor $5,000 presented by Jim /ollor. general manager ol the Altamonto Springs Burdmes SANFORD hr tiiir I )isnr\ s Anim.il Klngdnm. tlirrr was thr Crntr.il Hut lit.i /nnlugii al I'.irk I'.sl.itillsliril in I'l I t .is the Naillnld /mi 11it* p.uk Will lint t.ikr .in rv.isivr ,n Mull si.mi i .IS till' ( irl.iliiln ti.isi it lu ll glntlirr.ltr stands rr.utv In n|irn Its ilnnis nil .1 nrw llirlliril .it II.Il linn Ratlli't till /H i Will i niltlniir nil Its i|iirsl In prn vtdr locals willi tlir I m-s I in i iillsrtv.illull .mil ritiu .itliin programs Allilir.i F.innri. spnkr's wuin.in ini 111»- /mi lik•*i>•-<1 tin* situ.itinn In lti.il nt the l.itup.i lt.iv .him ‘ It s lIn- same sltu.i llnll th.it tile tl.nwiv I *.•Ikt /nil m r.im p.i t.irrit w iirn itusi ii (i.irilnis nprurcl * stir s.ilit I .inner s.ilit ih.it Dtsiirvs park will .itli.it t the tniirlsts when .Is tlir /ihi \till i .iter In tile In i .lls .mil thr lHi.lstnn.il tnlirist *Km tourism is hot m I Inrtd.i * she s.ilit "\Vr have li.ul penplf limn mil nt sl.itr .mil ill It ill thr i nuntrv visit ‘ Tlir t flit I .it t Ini lil.i /mi WHS lust cst.ihllshnl III 1933 .is thr Sailtnrd /on ivtlh (inii.itrd ant III.ils I m-IIIK held Iiv thr S.inlnld Tin I ><-p.i 11 infill Tlir Central I Intul.i /uiilogli .il Snrlrty. u h lih w.is lurmrrlv known an I lit- Seminole /nnlngti al Sni I rtv tIf tilt .itnl the site In 1973 .mil it was thru « .iIlf 1 1 Centlul IlnUila /nnlngli al Park On .Inly I 1*175. tlir /imi of Ili tally n prn n l Slur r I'l IT tlir /imi lias mini'll arntirul a hit Atlrr tlir ( III nt Sanlnrrt budgeted limits to maliit.llli tlir iiillritln n nt animals m 1939. it tlirli limvrtl to thr shores nt Dike Mnltrnr two v a t s later where tlir S inturd r itv Hall stands tud.iv In I **71 the /ihi was ttiir.il i tied with m i n i linn as III!' I IIV was |>1.timing In dispose ul tlir alilllial I ullri llnll Tlir Selin llnlr /nnlngli al Sui letv s lip p ed in to help with -zip |mitt and m r i thr next litlll V is its il ini icy w as r a is e d Wide i>t One r>u« E le p h a n ts M au de and M a ry at h o m e In the S a n fo rd zo o . laised lunds and 7 700 inrm tiers nt the /.nnlngli al Sni Irlv, (lie /ihi tmallv i amr in Irultliin 11if park had i unsldrrrd III! Ill in’ iii anuthrl site lu ikry Dike Park Desert Kam li and Yankee Dike Park were p r o ­ posed i iiih iii ii ilesttnatinns l liiw t ir i a 1995 survey ul rest dents showed that the pupil lair- wanted tin /on In stay ex ai tli when- II is There are animals repre senllnR .i I hhi I l(K) sprites from hi i tll/rns to tiiiillt a new /on Sriilllinli l nuidv duliatiil a IOU ai re Hail nt land, and with the help nt $350,000 111 ariiiilid the world at tlir too. I.lrplianls. tiip|ms. reptiles, monkeys, etc populatr ttir park i urTentlv lint more .ml ui.ds a ir expec ted In tlir near liiture 11if /on has plans for rxpan sum Kxhlhits i inning up in­ i lude Lizards o( thr Island with variations of reptiles such as the rrnrndllr monitor The .limit leopard, a very rndan Rered sprites limn Kussla and PltiM I t i Zoo. Fat* 3A Sanford Police Department: Busy first quarter Recovered body SKMINOLK COUNTY - The Seminole County sheriffs of­ fice reports the body of a young female has been recov­ ered by deputies In Pearl Dike. In south Seminole County. Sunday at 9:53 a.m. The body, with no form of Identification, was transported to the morgue for an autopsy to establish the cause ol death and other pertinent Informa­ tion. l-alr yesterday, thr body was Identified its that of Heather Newell. 24. of 1225 Oak Street In Altamonte Springs Joint meeting SANFORD - Thr Sanford City Commission will hold a Joint meeting thla evening (Tuesday. April 21) with the Sanford Airport Authority. Thr meeting Is scheduled to begin at 7 p.m. tn the commission chambers of Sanford City Hull and Is open to the public. The only Item listed thus far on thr meeting's agenda Is u discussion of mutters regard­ ing mitigation and design for the new touch-and-go runway pro|>osed tn the southeast c o r ­ ner of airport property. Tills morning at 9 a m.. U.S. Congressman John Mica was scheduled to be at the airport Plea** m i Briafs. Fag* 3A Uy Kuaa White IIKRAI.I) STAFF WIUTKR SANFORD 111 thr llrsi three months of 1998. thr Sanford Police Department received and rrspoudrd to 19.261 calls for serMie and patrollrd Seminole County clips and quips 109.722 miles There was a total ol -110 in drx « nmrs luuiidrr. rape, rob­ bery. assault, burglary tlirli anil allto thrill rr|>onrd III the qil.irlri llli'lr w eir 12 tapes 1 murder. 197 burglaries and I* I auto tlirlts rr|M>rtrd ' V' - Huts ofT to Chief Dillurd In Ills response to sugges­ tions that officers be allowed to wear baseball caps. Sanford Police Chief Joe D illard had this reply: T h e ftrst thing I want to say ts that I felt that the use of baseball caps was a bad Idea, and 1 have disap­ proved that request. I don't like them.” the chief WTote tn the April Issue of the SPD Times. A Utile later tn the column. Dillard Informed his troops It was all a big Joke. *1 do not have any aversions to the Plcaaa Sec Quipa, Page 3A Pleaae Bee Police. Page 3A --W ■ » 'V " r * Jk -’ - . i i . i a t; f t IV Ihr agency's Investigative Division comprised ol six tn vrstlgators handled -166 rases In ihr quarter and made 38 ar rests and recovered $249,008 worth of stolen property. Thr Traffic Unit Issued 839 W in ter Springs tot drow ns in lake at park The big night By R u m W hite IIKRAI.I) STAFF WRITER Mike Ertel. the Community Information Coordinator for Semlnotr County had a busy day at Tuesday afternoon's Hoard of Commission public bearing. At the suggestion of C om ­ mission Chairman Randy M orria. Krtrl brought a soccer ball, basketball and basketball Imard and rim to the chant bers. Thr Idea was to have Ertel. 28. hold tlir basket us one of the Dike Mary High School girls players made u dunk. Then, he tried to block a shot Ijy one of the I.akr Mary girls soccer pluyrrs. Each teams won the state championship. The velocity of the soccer shot surprised everyone In the chambers • Including Ertel who leaped high while trying to pro­ tect himself at the same time. T in okay.” he said. *as long as they don't bring any arrhrry trams In berr." with tin- highest municipal • rime index III Seminole County It patrols approxi­ mately 17 7 square miles of a ■Uy with a population ot im OO0 "Work Sanford and you <.ui work anywhere." one SPI) oil ii er has said Poll! i- ( 11It-1 Joe Dill.ml said Ili.it 11 4 |M*n rill ol the -11(1 iiiiu rs w ile cleared by ai res*. Ho- first quarter stalls Ills] were made available in a SPI) (Ju.irterly Report booklet 'l|ie SPI) is an extremely ai live ageriiy that must c opr r * V n 'T m ao Sr Anti Soar* It was prom night Saturday for Lake Mary High School at the Sea World Renaissance Decked out in traditional formal wear at the event, left to right are students and thoir dales, Randy Horn with Kelly Bany. Dave Brauksieker with Jennifer Boothe and John Duda with Jenny Shelley Prom S ta ff Reporta WINTER SPRINGS - A 22 month-old child died Monday at Torcoso Park, near the Win ter Springs Fire Department, despite extensive efforts to revtvr him. According to Winter Springs Police Chief Daniel Kerr, shortly uftcr 6 p.m. Monday. Lieutenant Robert llcatwole. oil duty and driving home fur the day with Ills wife, spotted a commotion In the park. Heatwole said he observed a young woman go Into a body of water In the park and pull up an ob ­ ject which llcatwole recognized as a child. llcatwole and his wife ran to the arra while the officer phoned the Winter Springs Fire Department for assistance on his portable radio. Once they reached the woman, they took the child and Immediately started CPR until paramedics arrived and took over. Tlie child was taken to South Seminole Hospital where he was pronounced dead at 7:17 p.m. PU o m Baa Drown. Pag* 3A Lake Mary will build police station downtown By Shari Brodle HERALD FEATURE EDITOR IAKK MARY - Hie Dike Mary City Com mission decided Thursday lo build tlir- new police station downtown. Choosing the lies! of four options, the commissioners agreed to locate the new poller station on East Crystal Lake Avenue while keeping the lire station at lls current Rinehart Road site. Ih e police and Ore departments are cur­ rently located tn the same building on Rinehart. When the police department moves, thr fire station site will be entirely renovated and reconfigured. The lire sta­ tion will continue to share the Rinehart Road site with the public works depart­ ment Commissioners hope that locating the poller station downtown will "kick start" development tn that area. Susan Deities, senior planner, said the Downtown Devel­ opment Advisory Committee was unani­ mously In favor of the move, which would bring much needed Infrastructure Into the arra. Sewer lilies installed to service the police station will provide connection opportuni­ ties fur other users downtown. Thr new station will be the "third comer to a triangular anchor of public service buildings in the downtown commercial core district." a concept both the com m it­ tee and the commission liked. H ie existing City Hall, at Lake Mary Boulevard and Country Club Road and the Community liutldtng. on Country Club and Grand Urnd Avenue, are the other comers. Commissioner Gary Hrender said Friday that acquisition of the land would take about 120 days and the city hopes to ‘ turn dirt" by October. Both the fire and police stations will be two-story structures, built to meet "essential building" qualifications for pub­ lic sheltering. Mayor David Mralor said the choice of the two sites best reflects "the picture the public bought Into." Voters approved a ref­ erendum to build the new stations several years ago. The proposed cost of the option com ­ missioners chose Is $4,623,465. �3 A * Semtnoto HsraJd Sanford, Ronds Tuesday Apnl jji 1990 Just call her D r. N in a P a rik h ot all the lights that w ere shining on her. She went with her parents and her principal, Ms Jenkins, to the evenl, Nina keeps an active life In and out o f school. She receives all A's on her report card and has an Interesting project g o­ ing on outside o f school right now. Stic and a neighborhood club In Heathrow Woods, where she lives, are frying to build a miniature goll course In the yard o f one o f thrtr friends. Hie work has been tough and the ktds all do lliclr own work but. except for some problems with tree roots. It's moving along So is Nina, who also plays tennis and dances In her spare time. She’s always on the move, all the wav to medical school. E d ito r’s n ote Pu r to n pro duct Ion error, this story, which originally mn on Do Bomb Sunday, uvis Incomplete. By J c fl BcrUnlcke ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR Nina Parikh dreams ol bring a pediatrician one day. Her dad Is a doctor and there arc several more in her family. The future doctor was named Disney’s Dreamer and Doer at Heathrow Elementary School where site was honored with a trip to Walt Disney World Thursday with kids from all over Central Florida. Nina took the medal she was awarded to school Friday and explained what the 4-C's arc that arc symbolic o f the prize, “They stand for curiosity, confidence, courage and con ­ stancy." Nina said. "1 had to show courage when I first moved to Florida and didn't rWraiKI Knof o oy TOITimf vnoiffl Darren Worthy (left) and Ronald Greon install a sign to warn motorists on Air­ port Boulevard of a wild life crossing. The sandhill cranes on Page 1A are In front of the Seminole County Health Department. IE3■35 <-»*♦* a. - I LOCAL FORECAST - ~ ^1 n m * TIDES T u e s d a y : Isolated thunderstorms. Highs tn the upper708. Lows In the uppcr-SOs. V M a t t d i j r : Isolated thunder­ storms. Highs in the upper70s. Lowa in the upper-50a. T h u rsd a y : Isolated th u n d er­ storms. Highs tn the upper70s. Low s in the m ld-50». F rid a y : Partly cloudy. Highs In th e u p p e r-70s Low s tn the BOLUNAR TABLE: min. 1:30 a.m.. maj. 7:35 a.m.. min. 1:45 p.m., maj. 7:50 p.m. TIDES: Daytona Beach: high: 3:42 a.m., 4:13 p.m., low: 10:13 a.m., 10:31 p.m. New Smyrna Beach: high: 3:47 a.m.. 4:18 m id-M a._______ ________________ p.m., low: 10:18 a.m., 10:36 p.m.. Cocoa Beach: high: 4:02 TUESDAY WEDNESDAY a.m., 4:33 p.m., low: 10:33 Tstnna 78 59 Tatrma 78 57 a.m., 10:51 p.m. THURSDAY FRIDAY Tatrma 77 54 Ptddy 79 54 LO TTERY Hora ara tha winning numbers selected on M onda y In tha Floods Lottery: F a n ta s y 6 1-0-12-13-15 L o tto (A p r il 1 1 ) 5-6-10-20-31-42 M A C H C Q M t> m o a a ~ l Daytona Beach a New Smyrna Beach: S eas a re 35 fe et w ith a m o d e ra te chop. W ater tem peratu re a t D ayton a is 70 d egrees and a t N ew S ym m a. 71 degrees. W inds are from th e ea st at 10-15 m.p.h. M M w n c a '-M .- . l Play 4 M-7-5 Cash 3 2-0-3 Tha high S a n lo r d as. rainfall fl period andiug at 10 Tuaaday totaled 0.03 Inch. •Suariae...... ......... 0:64 •Sunset.................7:64 p.m. Seminole Herald " Serving Seminole County Since 1908 “ Tuesday, Apnl 21. 1998 • Vol. 90. No. 171 Published Deity Except Monday Saturday & Christmas by Repubbc Newspapers. Inc. • 300 N French Ave , Sanford. 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Jr. • Head Pressman Sutocnpdon Rates (Oasy A Sunday) 3 Month* 6 Moron* 1 Year Home Oakvery 118 SO 13800 87800 Mar 124 00 84600 88600 Florida Reader** add 7X sates us to above rale* Newspapers, Inc. L a k a M a r y ’s m Sc ? - m¥ Shelly Jones Jan. 1,1916-April 20.1997 Tilt _lru nad ^Ulst IJou. Your Children. Chanty Matilda. Henrietta, Your Grand* and Great Grand* O ld a m t R t F A M ILY O W N E D A O P E R A T E D “We're drduuled In ptmtiltrijt gcmtl %cirvtce, pnnd fund. Add fiMid ninmvpfHfr lot the rollre family" COUP0” children. H.ildwtn-F.ilrchlld Oaklawn Park Cemetery and Funeral Home. Uikr Mary. In charge of arrangements. By Shari Brodle HERALD FEATURE EDITOR e- 1 know anybody and didn't have any friends. I think it’s kind of easy to make friends." Nina said slir was kind of nervous whrn it came time to accept her award before a large gathering at the special ceremony. but said she couldn't sec anybody because OBITUARIES Watch for crossing cranes on busy road SANFORD The Seminole County Traffic Engineering Depart­ ment Installed caution signs Monday on Airport Boulevard, adja­ cent to the Seminole County Health Department and Renaissance Retirement Community. D ie "Wildlife Crossing" signs were Installed after Terry Auer, an employee of the health department, saw a chick with a pair of sandhill cnuics dial frequent the area. "They hang out here a lot," said Auer, who saw the chick Thursday. This Is the second year a nesting pair has been spotted with a chick. Last year, a family was "adopted* by the residents of Ren­ aissance. but the chtck was found dead tn the parking lot of the adjacent shopping center, presumed to have been hit by mi automobile. Auer was aware o f the fatality and called the county, tn hopes of preventing a similar Incident. The cranes, who use the marsh around Lake Ada for breeding, cross the busy highway to feed In the fields around the re tire ­ ment community and near the health department. Sandhill cranes breed between the months of January and June. Renee Bumgardner, with traffic engineering, said the signs are used In areas o f Uie county which are known wildlife corridors. *■ * ■• ’ * •ri * * Nina Parikh is the Dreamer and Doer at Heathrow Elementary School o A A e m o / iy Dellab H in ton D ELIA!! HINSON Dellah Hinson. 71. Center Slrret, Sanford, died Friday. April 17. 1998 at Columbia Medical Center. Sanford. Horn Aug 22, 1926 In Havana, Fla., she moved to Sanford In 1940. Mrs. Hinson was a hometnukcr. She was a member of Mount Olive A.M.E. Church. Survivors Include son. Gerald. Sanford: 9 grandchildren; nu­ merous great-grandchildren. Sunrise Funeral Home. San­ ford, In charge nf arrange­ ments. ROBBIE L. BRAD WELL Rosslc L. Bradwcl), 92. Hal­ sey Avenue. Lake Monroe, died Friday. April 17. 1998. Bom In Eldorendo, Ga.. she moved to Central Florida In 1948 from Quincy. Mrs. Brad well was a homemaker. She was a mem­ ber of Providence Missionary Baptist Church. Lake Monroe and Pallbearers Lodge 49. Lake Monroe. Survivors Include sons. A b ra ­ ham Wllaon Jr.. San Bem adtno. Calif., James Jr.. Lake Monroe; daughters, Ethel B. Thornton. Sanford, Helen B. Ward, Lake Monroe, Dolores A.. New York, N.Y., Edna B. Matlpano, Charlotte A., Algertna, all of Lake Monroe; sis­ ter, Homerzella Carroll. Asbury Park. N.J.; brother. Samuel Williams, Rialto. Calif.; 28 grandchildren; numerous great­ grandchildren and great-great­ grandchildren. Baldwin-Fairchild Oaklawn Park Cemetery and Funeral Home, Lake Mary, In charge of arrangements. TYLER STEVEN QRANT iy tr r Steven Grant, G months. Hunters Lane. Oviedo, died Friday. April 17, 1998 at Ar Hold Palmer Hospital, Orlando, ly ie r was bom Sept. 20. 1997 tn Winter Park. He was a member o f St. Steven Catholic Church. Survivors Include parents, Steven J. and Andrea M.: grandfather. James E. Grant. Ann Arbor. Mlrh.; grand­ mother. Kaien E. Saxton, Charlevoix. Mich., grandpar­ ents. Andrew P. and Mary A. Chrirhlon. NorilivlUr. Mich., great grandparents. Adtene. Taylor. Mich.. Edna Elslla. Livonia. M idi.. Leona and Leonard Sohzuk. Plymouth. Mich.. Mary Chrichton, Livonia. Mich. Banffeld Funeral Home. W in­ ter Springs. In charge of ar­ rangem ents. P le a s e Bh NtwAectpting Viu. H.C. Dtbit Ciris Fax ub Call Us For Fast FREE Delivery! your order at: 322-0688 277 N Country Club R4 New Hour*: Open MTh 8 • m- 1 p m Frl. A tat. 8 am- 10 _____ Sun. 8am - 6p.m. 40 Y «a r « o f H o n a it S ervice _ Great Rates on Quality W orkmanship •Impart ar Dematllc •Avtoi •Van* •Tracks • RV i •Aalamalic 8 Slanlari . dutch** •CV Joint* •Biot* •Latatt Technic*I Equipment . 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Bom in Lockpart, N.Y.. she moved to Central Florida In 1055 from Maryland. Mrs. Fletschman was a housewife. Survivors Include duughtcr. Motile K. McCarty. Sanford; Bons. Pete. Winter Springs. Jon. Lake Mary, Danny. Fed­ eral Way. Wash.; sister. Rose­ mary Conley. Zephyrhills; brothers, William Lang. Mel­ bourne. Richard, Miami. H er­ bert. Rochester. Fla.. 6 grand* H IC K S BY SUZAN ZEDER PRODUCED BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT WITH THE ANCHORAGE PRESS OF NEW ORLEANS. LOUISIANA St. Johns River Gallery, Inc. (Formerly First Street Gallery, Inc.) Tickets: $12 Adults • $10 Seniors • $6 Children 207 Magnolia Avenue - For Reservations call 321-8111 - DATES & TIMES April 24th, 25th al 8:00 pm & 26lh al 2:30 pm May 1st and 2nd at 8:00 pm & 3rd at 2:30 pm Funded in pari by the Seminole Cultural Arts Council, Inc. £8 i I— / smi �Seminole Herald. Sanford, Florida - Tuesday. April 21. 1998 ■3A POLICE BRIEFS Possession Aaron Johnson, 20, of un­ known residence, was arrested Thursday, April 16. by Oviedo police. Johnson was charged with possession of cannabis under 20 grams and arrested In the 800 block of Broadway Street. Johnson was arrested on an outstanding felony w ar­ rant. John Burgess, Jr.. <17, o f 38 Castle Brewer C t„ Sanford, was arrested Friday, April 17. by Seminole County deputies. Burgess was charged with p o s­ session of drug paraphernalia and arrested In the 1500 block o f West llt h Street. The Clty/County Investigative Bu­ reau conducted a search pur­ suant to a search warrant, and Burgess' arrrst was a result of what olllrers found. Lars Lucas. 37, of 1098 Sugarberry Trail, Oviedo, was arresled Thursday. April 17, by Seminole County deputies. Lu­ cas was charged with posses­ sion of controlled substance with Intent to sell, possession o f cannabis under 20 grams, possession o f firearms by ronvlcled felon, possession o f drug paraphernalia, possession of rophynol, destruction of rvtdence/tamperlng and posses­ sion of controlled substance (MDMA). Lucas was arrested at the above address. The Clty/County Investigative Bu­ reau Issued a search warrant for the atxrve address. Mildred Cain, 41. of 1515 W. llt h St.. Sanford, was arrested Friday, April 17. by Seminole County deputies. Cain was charged with possession of controlled substance wtlh In­ tent to sell/dlstrtbute, posses­ sion o f marijuana under 20 grams and possession of drug paraphernalia. Diane Cappetta, 36. of 136 Sandalwood Way. Longwood. was arrested Thursday. April 16, by Longwood police. Cap- petta was charged with p o s­ session of heroin, possession of morphine, possession of drug paraphernalia and driving while license Is suspended or revoked. Cappetta was arrested al the com er o f Sheridan and Glendale. Cappetta ran n stop sign and was arrested as a re­ sult. Battery Julio Reyes. 18. o f 161 Kelly Ctr., Sanford, was arrested Thursday. April 16. by Sanford police. Reyes was charged with sexual batteiy and committing nn net defined ns sexual b a t­ tery mi a child under the age of 16. ItcycH was arrested In the 800 block of South French Avenue. Reyes was arrested for u possible rape that occurred In early February. Rochelle Davis, 22. of 65-1 Academy. Oviedo, was arrested Thursday. April 16. by Oviedo police. Davis was charged with hnttery on a law enforcement officer, possession of mnriJunnn over 20 grams and re­ sisting. Davis was arrested at the above address. David Hope. 32, o f 704 Crrekwater Terr.. Lake Mary, was nrrrstrd Thursday, April 16. by Sernlnole County depu­ ties. Hope was charged with battery and arrested al the above addrrss. Hope ullegedly pushed his wtfc Into a wall causing a bump on her head. Burglary Alvin Kilgore. Jr.. 19. o f 2501 20th St.. Sanford, was arrested Thursday, April 16. by Sem i­ nole County deputies. Kilgore was charged with burglary to structure, dealing in stolen properly and false Information given to second-hand property. Kilgore was arrested at the above address. Kilgore alleg­ edly took a key from u key chain when he was a guest at the victim's home. He then came hack and took the televi­ sion and VCR out of the house and pawned the VCR. O bituaries— Coatlsuod from Pag* 1A arrangements. M E T A H E N E IU E T T A K R A M E R Meta Henerletra Kramer, 92. Lake Ellen Drive. Casselberry, died Saturday. April 18. 1998. Bom In New York City, N.Y.. she moved to Central Florida In I960. Mrs. Kramer was a homemaker. She was a m em ­ ber o f Casselberry Senior C iti­ zens Club. Mrs. Kramer was a member o f Casselberry Baptist Church. Survivors Include daughter, June Nelson, Statesville, N.C.; 17 grandchildren; 30 great­ grandchildren; 7 great-great­ grandchildren. Gaines Carey Band Garden Chapel Funeral Home, Long­ wood, In charge o f arrange­ ments. BERNARDO *BJ* LOPEZ JR. Bernardo *BJ* Lopez Jr., 17. Edgemon Avenue, Winter Springs, died Thursday. April 16, 1998. Bom In Duncan. Oklu.. he moved to Central Florida In 1993. Mr. Lopez was an honor roll student at Winter Springs High School. He was a member of All Souls Catholic Church. Survivors Include father. Ber­ nardo Lopez Sr., Duncan. OkJa.; mother and stepfather, Lidia and Isabelo Rivera, Win­ ter Springs; sisters. Elizabeth Sanchez, Rebecca, both of Winter Springs; stepbrother. Raul Rivera, Sanford. Baldwln-Fatrchlld Oaklawn Park Cemetery and Funeral Home, loike Mary, In charge of P o lic e -------Contisasd from P lfi 1A citations, made 71 misde­ meanor arrests and 13 felony arrests. They responded to 326 accidents while patrolling 10,245 miles. Four traffic fa­ talities were recorded. Although the DUI statistics were not Included In the report. Dillard said there were good number o f them. 'O ne o f our officers - Bill Crapps - made 27 DUI arrests,*' Dillard said. The QUAD Unit responded fo 670 complaints and Initiated 3,201 contacts, some resulting In arrests. During the quarter the unit seized 293.40 grams of controlled substances, one firearm and $2,046 In U.S. cur­ rency. QUAD made a total o f 350 arrests for the first quarter • 87 for possession of a controlled substance. 15 arrests for sale and dellvety/purchase of a con­ trolled substance. 71 felony ar­ rests and 177 misdemeanor ar­ rests. Dillard said that the SPD Is Implementing a community oriented policing program that will begin at there different lo- H E A TH E R A . N E W E LL Heather A. Newell, 23. Sweet Gum Court. Winter Springs, died Sunday, April 19, 1998 In Fern I’ark. Bom July 26. 1974 In Orlando, she was a lifelong resident of Central Florida. Ms. Newell was a nail technician. She was a Catholic. Survivors include father. Jamrs E. Williams. Winter Springs; mother. Joanne M. Williams. Winter Springs; brother, Steven Williams, San Antonio. Texas. Robert E. W il­ liams. Lyman, Maine. James E. Williams Jr., Ohio; step­ brother, Arthur Watson. Oray, Maine; stepsisters, Allison Kyser. Whiteman Air Force Base, Mo.. Jocttc Watson. West Yarmouth, Mass., Brenda Frost. Gray. Maine. Banfield Funeral Home, W in­ ter Springs, in charge o f ar­ rangements. BAADWELL. ROSSIE L. Funeral services for Rnsslc L l tradwell of Lake Monroe, will Ir held Saturday, April 25 al I p.m. al the lYovtdcncc Missionary Baptist Church tn lake Monroe with the Reverend E. S. Thomas officiating. Mrs. llradwrll's family will receive friend* al the Baldwin-Fairchild Oaklawn Chapel In Lake Mary on Friday front 5 until 8 p.m. BaldwlnFalrchlld Oaklawn Chapel. 5000 County Road 46-A. Lake Mary. 3224203. tn charge of services. cations. Officers Terri Murray and Alan Smith have already begun their work at Area One In Ooldsboro. They have con­ tacted several businesses and community leaders and a t­ tended community meetings. ’ Both have been very profes­ sional.’' Dillard said. The program will be Im ple­ mented In a Joint (‘(Tort with the Seminole County ShertfTs Office In the West 13th St. business area and the greater Goldsboro Community. It will be known as Area One. The Sanford Housing Author­ ity properties located In the Goldsboro Community will be known as Area Two. The Georgetown Community and downtown business dis­ trict will be known as Area Three. As part o f Us SCOPE pro­ gram. all sworn and non-sworn personnel of the SPD will be trained In Community Oriented Policing within three months of Im plem entation. Sanford revokes license, closes inn By N ick P feifau f HERALD STAFF WRITER SANFORD - The occupational llrense of American West In­ dian Inn. 1407 W. 13tli Street In Sanford, has been revoked. The Sanford City Commission made the decision last week, following a public hearing. The city’s Community Devel­ opment Department. Code Enforcement Division and Sanford Police compiled a list of 10 problems associated with the operation of the establish­ In addition, the Department o f Business and Professional Regulation. Division of Hotels and Restaurants, had listed 32 separate violations. According to Sanford Community Devel­ opment Director Charles Rowe however, he has been Informed that the state has found all of these violation have been han­ dled. and has granted back the restaurant license which had been revoked earlier. ment. and notified the owner, Sydney Spence, on April 3. Since that time, the city has determined that only 2 o f the 10 problems have been re­ solved. Code enforcement had found such problems as broken and Inoperable grease trap. Inade­ quate plumbing. Junk and de­ bris and general unsanitary conditions. The Seminole County Health Department was also Involved, with concerns that the grease trap may be overflowing Into a nearby ditch. Spence last week addressed the commission regarding the matter, suggesting that at- Zoo- rw u Cm it**r •* * < Mika Ertsl Jumps whan county duty calta Quips Continued from Page IA wearing of hall raps as long ns they arc the same and properly worn. (Not backwards). I men (Ion this again because 1 could very well have denied this re­ quest.“ Happy 85th to county The Board of Commission­ ers plan to recognize Harris' contributions, knowledge and dedication to the county when It meets In April. Calling 1960’s Oviedo grads Festivities for Seminole County's 85th Hlrthduy cele­ bration will l>eg 111 at 10 a.m. Saturday at the Museum of Seminole County History at 300 Bush Blvd. In Sanford. At 10:15 Sanford Mayor Larry Dale will read a procla­ mation und County Com m is­ sion Chalrmun Randy Morris a progress report. There will tw events through 3:30 p.in. when the historical quilt wilt be raffled. Valada Flewellyn will lead u poem at 10:30 a.m., followed by flautist Joan Harvey. Tours of the museum will begin a I 11:15 a.m. Oviedo High School Is look­ ing for Its 1960's graduates. There's a class reunion on Oct. 10. 1998 at file Sanford Ctvic Center. The 1960 s classes were small and very close and the school was first through 12th grade. The reunion committee Is looking (or the following classmutca: 1960Arlene Glemaer, Phyllis Howell. 1961- Doug Cruce. Rita Chambers. Clyde Dunklee, Karen Sue Franklin, Sharron Howell. Rrrba Milner. 1964 - Mrs. Ellison (fuller) Cowles. Saying farewell to Marie Harris 1967 • Lillie (FoxJ Chitwood, Judy Creech, Steve Prichard, Tanda (Roundtree) Molyneaux, Janet Goodwin Mtllcr, Sandra Williams. 1969 • Betty Bowen, Morton HufT. Sandra Link. If you know these fine folks or arc these fine folks call the school or Karen Janson J a ­ cobs at 321-2489. Alter 30 years serving Sem i­ nole County School Board and the county. Marie Harris Is retiring this month. Slnrc 1990, she has been on aide to County Commissioners Larry Furlong, Bob Bturm and Win Adams. B riefs--------Continued from Pag# IA terminal building to announce new federal assistance relating to safety and noise Im prove­ ments at the Orlando Sanford Airport. Chamber business SANFORD - Tile Greater Sanford Chamber o f Com­ merce Is holding a Business After Hours cruise this after­ noon beginning at 5:30. Chamber members and guests are asked to gather at 4255 Peninsula Point. RTSA meeting SANFORD - The Seminole High School 1TSA (Parent. Teacher and Student Associa­ tion) will meet at 7 p.m. this evening (Tuesday) in the Seminole High media center. Parents o f next year's 9th grade class are Invited to at­ tend and learn about opportu­ nities to enhance the high school through PTSA involve­ ment. Speakers will Include Pat Southward, chairman of the Miss SHS pageant, Verdell Pugh. Business Club advisor and the ROTC advisor. For additional Information, phone Toby Troutman at 3221914. Sign up now SANFORD • Registrations are still being accepted for the American Red Cross Commu­ nity First Aid & Safety course to be held early next month ut the Sanford Parks and Recrea­ tion Center, 300 N. Park Ave­ nue tn Sanford. The course will be offered In three parts on May 4. 6 and 0 from 6 to 10 p.m. the first evening and o-u .m. on the two other nights. Participants will learn basic life-saving skills for adult. In­ fant and child victims Includ­ Contlaosd from Page 1A North Korea, will also make on appearance. The zoo also plans to de­ velop more naturalistic habi­ tats for the animals Instead of the standard cages. Fanner said that some o f the keepers actually have created en clo­ sures such aa the one for the porcupines. And. the zoo Is working on creating new amenities for visitors like a brand new gift shop. *We are very excited (about the expan­ sion!.* Fanner said. The zoo has gone through rough spots recently with the heavy rains that plagued the Central Florida area at the tall end of 1997 and the beginning o f this year. The encephalitis scare also put a damper on zoo attendance. Officials had to cancel the annua] Halloween event which Is always a big draw, according to Fanner. *You would expect revenue to be down a little bit.* said Farmer. But the zoo Is re­ bounding. ‘ March and April have been good to us.* said Farmer about the rise In busi­ ness. Fanner commented on the controversy surrounding the opening of Animal Kingdom. The new facility has been plagued with several animal deaths Including two endan­ gered cheetah cubs. Th ey IDisncy officials) don't know about the health records of some o f the animals until those animals arrive,* said Farmer. ‘ And the animals also have to get acclimated to their surroundings.* Farmer contends that people will still frequent the to o In the wake o f Disney's Animal King­ dom mainly for the prices. It Is about $40 for an adult at the Animal Kingdom whereas It Is $7 for adults at the Central Florida Zoo. But there are really no competitive feelings as Disney’s attraction opens. 'Disney has always been a strong supporter o f us," sold Farmer. During discussion of the m at­ ter. Sanford police Commander Ray Bronson reported that It was nt the West Indian Inn where two city police cars were damaged during nn Inrldent. Police Chief Joe Dillard said since Mnrch of this past year, the city police have been called to the establishment 226 times for such crimes as shootings, stabblngs and other situations. There were also complaints voiced regarding drug Bide a c­ tivities being noted In the es­ tablishment's parking lot. Following the public hearing. Commissioner Uffiltey Eckstein moved to revoke the occupa­ tional license at least until the other 8 Items on the city's list were cured. With Com m is­ sioner Velma Williams voting against the motion, it passed 4 to 1. It was then moved to revoke the certificate o f alcoholic bev­ erage registration. which passed by unanimous vote. Rowe said hts office has been contacted by Spence since the meeting, and a re-lnspectlon of lire properly has been sched­ uled, “If the commission knew diat Mr. Spence believes he has brought all of the Items up to code, they probabaly wouldn't have voted to pull the license Monday night, but we ll see what happens with this In­ spection. and perhaps the city can return die license soon." ROCK SPRING5 Wskiva State Park HORSERENTALS EiH81 W$m m S8 4$• Clifford RtstrvtUocs S Informttion 4SL 735-6266 GET A HEAD S TA R T O N T A N N IN G B IH ' l l • f.l 1 } >t AiONS I HI I (IH Drown fit I I F HI I , v im WITH (JNlIMI11 (I MOM HIT PACK Alif IA The child was Identified as 22-month-old Demonte Harrell, 114 Rhoden Lane. Winter Springs. ing rescue breathing, CPR and first uld for em ergencies. The cost o f the course is $40. For Information about the Sanford classes or registration, phone the American Red Cross at 332-8200. tempts were being made to a I levlate other difficulties noted by the city, but he was unable to convince the commission to allow the establishment to continue operation. The child’s mother. Eliza­ beth, was at the scene during the occurrence. No further In­ formation was Immediately available and Chief Kerr said an InvcsllgaUon Into the drowning was under way. Full Service Hair Full Service Nalls Tanning Pedicures Paraffin Treatments 1 3 2 3 -6 0 2 9 Conntr y Club Square 1/40 IV Airport Ulvil Sanford 80?y Teacher nominees SEMINOLE COUNTY - The Seminole County Public Schools are proud to announce their three nominees for the National Sallle Mae Flrmt-Year Teacher Awards Program. Pamela Broome, video produc­ tion and synergtsttes teacher, Jackson Heights M iddle School; Po Southward DickIson, second grade teacher, Eastbrook Elementary School; and Pamela Gamble, fifth grade teacher. Hamilton E le­ mentary will represent the school district in this national awards program that recog­ nizes outstanding teachers In their first year o f teaching. The Nutlonal Sallle Mae Awards Program recognizes 100 outstanding first-year teachers from around the country who have dem on­ strated excellence In the classroom. 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C A L L S E I V I I I X J O L E H E R A L D D I S P L A Y A D V E R T I S I N G 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1- �Seminole Herald Sanford Florida by Chic Young BLO N D IE by Mort Walker B E E T L E B A ILE Y r KNOW W HAT 5 W R O N G W ITH T H IS C A M P ' W HY P O N T YOU TE L L GENERAL H A L F TR A C K H E P L O V E T O HEAR WHAT H E S P O IN G W RONG .. F A I L U R E S ... IN E F F IC IE N C IE S .. H E M IG H T EVEN GIVE YOU A P R O M O T IO N .' 7 Take control of your life DKAIt l>lt CiOTT I ve di-velnped habit of pulling my hair li seems to gel mo over Iho hard s|mis It started when my molher (hod Then shortly therenlter. I beranio pregnant My husband didn't want the child Mo withdrew from mo and now finds fault with every 1hint! I do I ran never say or do anything right I have no self esteem I'll tie glad when lliis life is over so J won't remember all the mis takes I ve made This is not a prank letter Should I gel a divorce ’ I'm seriously thinking about it DKAIt HKAPKH Your letter which I have shortened, is very touching I was particularly moved livyour obser vat ion that once your life is over, you won ! have to remember the mistakes Your hair pulling is an understand able reaction to Ihr emotional pain you have experienced T H E BORN LO S ER by Ar1 SansotTis- You reennsnleringdivorce This is more to deal with than the average jierson has m a lifetime I cred it you with having an enormous amount ol psyr hnlngiral strength Itather than wallowing in a l o s s ol sell esteem you should he rejnmng in .in indooutahle human spml You are a survivor I TOU> YOU liO T TO SIUP T>\C Slop pulling your hair <iel counsel mg Take charge id your Itle lion I blame yourself lor what has hap j idled allhough obviously a euu pie s problems are a shared responsi bility Korgel the hair deal wdh the vital issiii's now DKAIt lilt liO TT I need to have relatively minor surgery hut I don t want a sear Surely with modern lech nirpies this should he possible No" DR. G O T T I have undergone physical therapy chimprai lii adjustment and acupune tore, without improvement Mv dnrtnr said to he |iatient The situation should resolve over tune Is then* any thing more I ran do ' DKAIt ItKADKK Lacunar strokes are relatively common and cause a wide array of symptoms usually vague sensations m one nr anothei part of the hodv Mlhmigh usually caused by tiny blood rlnls lacunar strokes eon also result from small hemorrhages, as m your case In these instances, anti coagulant met! lent ion must he avoided to prevent (urther bleeding Kacunar strokes are more common in hypertensives, dia ACROSS U t me give you some tough love You’ve lived through your mother's death You re surviving a relation in which your child was unwanted Tuesday. Apnl 21 1998 •SA t Parts ot envelopes 6 Oil grp to Climb the mountain 12 Woodchopper 14 One who dies lor a cause 13 Fool t gold 16 Parisian season 17 Ruler (abbr ) 19 Untidy person 20 Sign (a check) 23 Distress signal 26 French negative 27 Youngster 30 Wild sheep 32 Quarrelsome woman 34 Musical compoadion 35 Epic poem 36 Powerful explosive labbr) STUMPED? 37 39 40 42 45 46 49 51 helms and smokers Therefore, your doctor will probably monitor your blood pressure, rheck your blood sugar and insist that you give up ciga relies, if appropriate Other than lhal. no treatment is available With time, vour symptoms should resolve l » * M WSIM'KK EYTKItntlSK ASSN Compass pi Ancient chariot Absorb Semiprecious stone Lion s name Dog doc Actress Dahl Memcan cactus Answer to Previous Puzzle 54 Appeared 55 Talenl agenls 56 Reimbursed 57 Start DOW N Reputation Future attys eiam Farm measure Stroke Vessels curved ind ol moron? In Used (7 wds 1 Actor Jannmgs Call lor Answers • r 9 Roman statesman 11 — Scott 12 Sanction 13 Bird's beak 18 Cal abbr -»<v«*> e*.r*i 1-900-454-3535 To give von more information I am sending vou a copy ol my Health Iteport \n Inlormed Approach to Surgery Other readers who would like a copy should send I.1plus a lung sell addressed stamped envelope to 1*0 Ito« 2017 Murray Mill Station New York N\ Io|.Vi lie sure to men lion the title DKAIt Hit MOTT I m a 39 year old accountant who suddenly suffered tin gling and numbness of my right thumb and index linger After numerous tests, including a t’T scan of my head my doctor diagnosed a slight stroke Specifically, he said lhal I had rup lured a tiny blood vessel in the lacuna an area at the base of the brain e»i code 100 20 Opera role 21 Spruce up 22 Shoots from a hidden position 23 Speedy 24 Crazy as a — 25 Female relative 27 Hits lightly 28 S-shaped molding 29 Drivsn slantingly 31 Hung down 33 Singer Diana — 38 Balore. to a poet 40 Resin 4t Fumbler s exclamation 42 Waslarn hemisphere assn. 43 Type ol school 44 Title for Athena 46 Part ot RSVP 47 Diminutive suffix 48 Exam 50 Actor Sparks 52 Author Umberto — 53 Over there W IN AT BRIPQE North inference was missed by South A Now West refused to accept his 9 A K g u ij good fortune Doing for all Ihe money, ♦ A 10 9 7 he doubled In about a nanosecond. A K g 7 r. North ran In four no (rump reinforc mg the previous message, and one West Kast * By Phillip Aldrr that was on longer wasted on South g 9 8 A K in 6 3 However, lie hid a cautious live dubs, r, 2 J 75 This week. I'm going In show you when a jump lo m v could hardly he Q J 6 43 K a5i . the must amazing deals good and criticized Yel North was siill there, J 10 H bad that I saw this year and haven I bidding as il he had a 12 winner hand' Soulh yet written up Finally. South realized that lie had A J 7 3 4 * This deal occurred during the u|>en golden cards raising lo seven clubs ¥ 9a 4 scries match between Germany and ♦ by Jim m y Johnson Sweden in the European Champion * A 9 543 2 Declarer had no (rouble m winning ships On the first round, the Swedish all I I tricks, ending with a plus score th is could BiToo& w Vulnerable: Neither West hid a natural Iwo spades North ol 144" II West had passed out four th a u youth * > a e e ' Dealer North jumped In lour sjiades to show a very spades. South would probably have West North Kust South strong three suiter He assumed his gone six down 'winning (wo hearts Pass l ¥ partner would know the hid wasn't anti two diam ondsi for minus Him Pass 4A 2A 1A natural, because with good spades he Perhaps this is ihe most expensive Pass 4 NT Dbl Pass would double West's overcall 'll was double ol a nonvulnerahle contract 5 4k li A Pass Pass ever Or do you know differently'' a reasonable assumption, bill a debat Pass Pass 7A Pan able tnd Why should they be able lo IW7 tn Nt.V In. make five o( anything'1! However, the Opening lead: A A A week to end the year A R L O A N D JA N IS by Bob Thaves FR A N K A N D E R N E S T Olf* P 0 P U L A T I0 H IS S T (A D IL Y PU H A S IN O . O Uf ONLY HOPf IS 50Mf SORT O f HMLTH M A lH T fH A N C f orgahu revealed cfeur ‘B irth day At \o h . In Ihe year ahead you aio likely lo he more adventurous than you have been in the past When you make your moves all Ihe pieces will til together and you II make it look easy PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Your most outstanding attribute today is your ability to transmit your ideas to others To your credit, you'll do so by leaching not preaching * A R IES (March 21-April 19) A situation that had reached its zenith earlier and has been treading water ever smee may bo revitalized at this time Do not loss in the towel prematurely CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan 19) In ordei A I.I.K Y O O P ® lo be the center ol atlenlion at social or TA U R U S (April 20 May 20) Associates will wolcome your participation today your part II you want lo command atten­ because ol your ability lo diaw them out tion, whisper Trymg lo patch up a broken and lo utilize Ihe products ol then romance-’ The Astro-Graph Matchmaker thoughts can help you understand what to' do to mako the relationship work Mail S2 75 to G EM IN I (May 2 1 -June 20) I .r. or able Matchmaker, c-'o this newspaper. 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Florida • Tuesday. April 21. 1998 OUTDOORS JIM SHUPE Commission takes action on saltwater fishing issues T A LLA H A S S E E _ The M arin e F ish eries C om m ission held a fo u r-day public m e e tin g in I lollyw ood and took the toll ow ing action: Spotted Seatrout/Red Drum Rules* Final Public Hearing T h e C om m ission held a final public h e a r ­ ing on proposed ru les that w ould: • Requ ire that u n dersize spotted seatrou t from o ilie r states that en ter Florida In In te r­ state co m m erce be docu m ented and In di­ vidu ally tagged to Identify the state o f o r ig in and the nam e o f the bu sin ess en tity sh ip p in g the tlsh (tags m ust rem ain attached to the fish until final retail sale). • R equ ire that spotted seatrou t front o th e r sta les that en ter F lorida in in terstate c o m ­ m erce ou t-ol season and are ira n sjx irled In Florida for sale as food he Individu ally tagged to Identity the state o f origin and the nam e o f the bu sin ess en tity sh ip p in g the fish (tags m ust rem ain a ttach ed to the fish u n til Haul retail sale). • R equ ire th at n on -n a tive red dru m tra n sportod In F lorida for sale as food b e In dividu ­ a lly tagged to iden tify the state o f origin and the n a m e o f the bu sin ess en tity sh ippin g th e fish (tags m ust rem a in attach ed to the fish until llnal retail side). T h e C o m m issio n voted to take these p r o ­ posed rules to the G o v ern o r and C abinet fo r ap p roval, a lon g w ith proposed ru les recen tly p assed by the C om m ission to m an age the In ­ state a q u a cu ltu re o f red dru m and spotted seatrou t. in J a n u a ry 1998. Punta Gorda Mullet Rule Final Public Hearing T h e C om m ission held a final public h e a r ­ in g on a proposed rule that w o u ld -w ilh ln the C ity o f Pu n ta Gordu from N ovem b er 1 u ntil M arch 1 each y ea r-p roh ib it th e h a rvest o f m ullet betw een the hou rs o f 6:00 p.m . to 6:00 a.in. T h e C om m ission w ill take this proposed rule to the G o v ern o r and C ab in et fo r a p ­ proval In the n ear future. Shrimp/Stone Crab Lines Rule Final Public Hearing T h e C o m m ission held u final public h e a r­ ing on proposed rule am en d m en ts thul w ou ld ch an ge the C ltm s -H e m a n d o shrim p, ston e cra b zon e co ord in a tes to be com patible w ith the latest tech n ologica l equ ipm ent and ch arts, am en d the H-l line In tiic area to lie on a latitude, and revise the area's Zone II co ord in a tes to corresp on d w ith designated sh rim p closed areas. T h e C om m ission will tak e these proposed rule a m en dm en ts lo the Governor and C ab in et fo r approvul In the n e a r fu ture. Seminole smokin Tribe ruins Senior Nmht for Rams From S tu ff R ep orts LAKE MARY _ A few weeks ago II was suggested that It seemed like I lie Seminole High School baseball team was going tbruugb the motions and that someone needed to light a lire under the talented bunch. Well It looks like someone found a match. Monday night at L ik e Man* High School, the Fighting Semlnoics pulled oil their third straight Impressive vletory, knocking oil I he Rams 10-4 and spoiling Senior Night for the home squad. Donald Taylor and Clyde "C3* Williams had clutch doubles and 11m Raines homerrd to hack strong effort by winning pitcher Bilan Nrllsen. The sophomore lefthander Please see Baseball, Page 7A FIGHTING SEMINOLES 10. RAMS 4 Seminole Labs Mary 210 208 0 _ lO 14 I 002 002 0 _ 4 10 4 Mrtlsrn ami T.iylm IVlIuu Tretlrtn III. lUnry |fi) umJ Sanford. WI* . Ntllwn (5 2|. IJ1 _ IVIlim S.i it _ none 211 . Scinmnlr Wlllunik. I.iyltn I I II) E.ikr vi.trv llrrlrrr 2 311 _ n.iii.- |IK _ Sctniitolr. T Rillir* llillll Kn iuiR _ Sonmnlc 19 7. W M rsoto 6, Wranda Tim Rainos was 2-1or-5 with ha tilth home run ol the season and drove in a pair ol runs to hslp Seminole put a damper on Lions, Huie getting into swing By Ton y D eSonnier HERALD CORRESPONDENT ORLANDO _ After missing the first half o f the var­ sity baseball season because hr was busy with the varsity wrestling team. It's taken Oviedo High School senior 'Mm llu le a considerable amount o f time lo get caught up with his Lion teammates. But now. as the Lions hrud Into tlie final week of the regular season. It appears that Hide Is finally In Uie swing of Uiings -- literally. On Monday afternoon at University High School's Larry C. Payne Field. Hulc ripped three hits - giving him five hits for the season — to lead the Lions 11310) to an 11-2 victory over the host Cougars. llule had a pair o f doubles, a single, three rnra scored, two Rltl. and n stolen base. Going Into the game, llu le was 2-for-13on Uie season with Iwo runs scored and an IU3I. ~|f» taken Tim a while to find his swing." said Oviedo coach Kennc Brown. "I can appreciate what he's going through. 1 wrestled In high school, so I know how difficult a transition It Is for him. Ur's been working hard to get Into baseball shape and get his hatting eye back." Hulc Ignited Oviedo's four-run rally In the second Inning when he laced u two-out double to the leftcenter field gap. After Lariy Grayson rrached on an Infield single and Scott Ferrell walked to load the bases, Jeremy Frost launched a grand slam lo center field. In the third inning. Mule's two-out single scored Lawrence Pultz and Troy Boutwell to give the Lions a 0-1 lrad.‘ llule doubled and scored on Ashley Stephens' single In the seventh Inning. 'Hint was more than enough ofTrnse for the Oviedo pitching trio o f Nick Traegcr, Ferrell, and Pat Slrmryer. who held the Cougars (6-17) to two runs (one earned) on four (ills. Traegcr (2-0). who was Uie starting pitcher, worked four timings to cam the victory. He allowed just an unearned run on two hits while striking out three. He did not walk a batter. Trust added a pair of singles lo his ninth home run o f the season to lead Oviedo's 12-hlt assault. Law­ rence Pultz added a double, single, and two runs scored. Rich Rodriguez contributed a two-run single. Grayson singled once and scored twice. Rankin and Stephens each had a single and an KOI. Ferrell scored a pair of runs while Boutwell scored one run. Roberto Mercado doubled for University while Scott Carmichael. Joe Mendoza, and Shawn Hutcherson each hit a single. Carmichael and Ricky Warden each scored a run while Mendoza had the only RBI. Oviedo plays again tonight, traveling to Sanford to play the Seminole Fighting Semlnolea In a Seminole Athletic Conference contest at 7 p . m . _______________ LIONS 11. COUGARS 2 Oviedo 045 001 1 _ 11 12 2 University lO O O O O l. 2 4 I Trargrr. KmrU (31. Slrmryrr 171 and Frost. Jrrvty. Turpin 131 snd llcad. WI* . Irsfgrr 12-01 U‘ _ Jr-rvry. Save _ none. 211 _ (Mrdo. llule 2 12nd); and 1*11111 (7th). University. Mercado 311 . none. UK . Ovtrdu. Fro*t (Oth) Record* . Ov-lrdo 13-10. University 0 17. . Broward County Special Management Zone Rule - Final Public Hearing T h e C om m issio n voted to w ith d raw a p r o ­ m ised ru le to establish a special m anagem ent zon e in Urovvard C ou n ty w aters. C o rre s p o n ­ dence received by the C om m ission fr o m B row a rd C o u n ty Indicated that Uie c o u n ty could not sa tisfy the C om m ission 's local ru le en forcem en t criteria. Snook P l t u c see Sbupc, Page 8A Danny Hogan began playing Lacrosse in Maryland at age seven and la now the top scoring threat In Seminole County lor the once-beaten Lake Brantley Patriots. Hawks blank Tribe r n a • ta ffb p M ta ' CASSELBERRY _ Heather Borsum hurled ■ two-hitter and Meilaaa Barney doubled ad Lake Howell edged Semi­ nole 1-0 In ■ Seminole Ath­ letic Conference fast pitch softball game at Red Bug Lake Park Monday afternoon. Borsum. a sophomore. Im­ proved her record to 5-3 In butduelllng Fighting Semipoles ace Marla Duvall, who gave up Just five hits and struck out three but saw her record fall to 12-7. The only run In the game came tn the bottom o f the third Inning. Ptoasa I N Softball, Page 7 A Hogan’s early training paying off for Patriots By J e ff Bertinlcke ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR 'f ile C o m m ission received scientific and public co m m e n t and reviewed the m a n a g e ­ m ent o f Florida snook. T h e C om m ission In ­ tends to co n sid er ch an ges to sn ook m a n ­ agem ent in 1998. and directed sta ff to sch ed ­ ule a scries o f statew ide public w ork sh op s to receive com m en t on proposals that w ou ld : • Redu ce Uie dally bag limit fo r sn ook fro m 2 fish jw r (M-rson to 1 fish statewide. • Establish m ln lm u m /m a xlm u m size slot lim its fo r snook o f 26-34 Inches. 28-36 Inches, or 30-38 Inches total len gth sta te­ wide. • A dd eith er the m onth o f F eb ru a ry or M ay to the snook statew ide closed season. • A llow the harvest o f sn o o k by sp earin g, us requested by a representative o f the P r o ­ fessional A ssocia tion o f D ivin g In s tru c to rs II’AD I) - cu rrently, snook m ay on ly be leg a lly harvested by hook and line. T lie C om m ission Intends th at Im p lem e n ta ­ tion o f any snook rule ch a n g e s w ou ld take cflcct on January 1. 1999 If approved. Lake Mary's Senior Night activities with a 10-4 victory ovei the Rams In a Seminole Athlete Conference game Monday. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS _ When lacrosse started at Lake Brantley a few years ago, Danny Hogan had a special advantage. He comes from Maryland. In Maryland, kids grow up with lacrosse sticks the way kids tn Florida grow up with football hel­ mets. Johns Hopklna, Loyola. Towson State and Maryland are always among the top-10 nation­ ally even though the game Is spreading rapidly. In Maryland, you know how to cradle, shoot, catch and scoop early on. It's a Maryland way of life. In Florida, there are still people who look at someone carrying a la ­ crosse stick and wonder how In tlie world they'll catch fish with that thing. In shori, Hogan grew up playing tlie game, moved to Florida and has established himself as the county's top scoring threat for Lake Brantley which has suffered only one loss all season, that to a team from New York where la­ crosse Is almost as big. Hogan started at age seven and played until eighth grade when his family relocated to Florida, where no one played the game. "1 thought It was the end o f the world.’ Hogan said. "When It was time to go to high school. I knew I couldn't play, but then we heard Lake Brantley was offering It. That's why we moved where we did. because Lake Brantley offered la ­ crosse." Tlie sport grew quickly and Hogan led the way. not Just at Lake Brantley, but throughout (he county. He has already scored 57 goals and has 59 assists this sea­ son. He said he helps out during the summer teaching his team ­ mates to team the Intricacies of Uie game. Including the fact that It's not all about plastering your opponents to the field on every play. ’ Maryland lacrosse Is all about finesse,’ he said. ’ Everybody can tiandlc Uie stick. Down here. It's s lot more scrappy and hard hitting, and the Belling points o f the game are all about contact and the fact that It's a lot like soccer. But our blggeat selling point at Lake UranUcy la that we're good.* Last season, the Patriots strug­ gled to a 5-11 season with a very young lineup that Improved throughout the season. Almost eve­ ryone played d u b lacrosse over the FIm m m * Hogan. Bags BA I �Sflminoto HaraJd, Sanlord, Florida - Tuesday, Apnl 21. 1998 •7 A Baseball-----Continued from Page 6A scattered 10 hits to run his rerord to 5-2 as the No. 5 Class 5A Ttlbe Improved to 197 on the season. 'Brian (Nellsen) pitched a great gam e,' said Seminole head coach Mike Powers. "And Donald Taylor and C3 (Williams) had big doublrs." Seminole scored a pair of m ns In the top of the first Inning and added another run In the second Inning before Dike Mnry rut the mnrgln to 3-2 with two runs <n the third Inning. But Seminole pulled ahead with two runs In the top of the fourth Inning, then pul the game out o f reach with five runs In the sixth Inning. The Rams plated their final two runs In the bottom o f the sixth Inning. Leading the way offensively for the Fighting Semlnoles were Williams (2-for-2 with a double). Taylor (2-for-4 with a double, two RBI), Andy Hall (2for-4 with a double, one RBI). Ned Raines (2-for-4). Tim Raines (2-for-5 with a home run. two RBI) and Bill Johnson (2 -for-5. two RBI). Brian Drctzer was 2 -for-4 with two doubles and two RBI for Dike Mnry. while Jed Mnln and Daniel Sanford drove In one run each. Seminole will host Oviedo In a Seminole Athletic Conference game at 7 p.m. tonight at Alumni Field, while the Rums will l>c In Orlando to IN BRIEF Sanford softball filling up fast SANFORD _ Trams Interested In playing In the Sanford Recreation Department Spring Adult Softball league's are encouraged to act quickly as the available spots are filling fast. Available leagues are Co-Ed. men's, women's. Industrial Men and Church. Contort the Recreation Department at 330 5G97 for mote Information. T N T girls softball fund raiser SANFORD _ The TNT Express, a Senior girls' fast pitch softball team, will be holding a fund rulser this Saturday. April 25th from It) a.m. to 3 p.m. In the Tire City parking lot (the old J.C. Penny's storel In Sanford Plaza. Being tick) will Ire a car wash for a $2 d o­ nation and a hot dog and drink for a $1 d o ­ nation. Proceeds will go to updutr uniforms and help defray expenses to upcoming tnumaments. 1998 Charity Bowl SANFORD _ The |{)UH Charity Bowl foot­ ball game, presented by Semlnule and Or­ ange County Firefighters, will be held on Saturday. April 25lh at 6 p.m. at Showalter Meld In Winter Park. Dist year's game, held at Dike Brant try High School, was a great success and this year’s game should be Just as exciting. The game Is played by NFL rules and times and will be full contact tackle football. Also expected to be on hand are former NFL players to sign autographs and the Tumpa Bay Buccaneers Cheerlcadlng squad. The group Is also negotiating with the Sun­ shine Network to televise the game. Admission Is $5 for adult, $3 for children and children under five free. Proceeds from the game will go to the Missing Childrens Center and Russel Home for Atypical Children. For tickets and sponsor Information con ­ tact Granville Eubanks. Seminole County Ftre/Rescue at: Station 42 _ (407) 349-5501: home _ (407) 322-6893: Pager _ (407) 805 3503. S Y F A Coaching Clinic SANFORD _ Any current or former coaches and anyone Interested tn coaching In Ihe Sanford Youth Football Association for the upcoming Pop Warner Football League season are encouraged to attend a Coaching Clinic at Seminole High School this Saturday, April 25th. The clinic will be hosted by Seminole High head football coach Jim Worthington and will begin at 9 a.m. Call Carl Tipton at 330 9010 for more de­ tails. Women's softball qualifier CASSELBERRY _ Red Bug Lake Park will host a Women's Class C Slow Pitch Softball plat Dr. Phillips tomorrow. at 4 p.m. PATRIOTS DROP SECOND STRAIGHT WINTER PARK _ The game could not have started any better for Lake Brantley...but It was all down hill from there In Winter Park Monday afternoon for the Patriots. Felipe Lopez led off the game with a home run. but Lake Brantley would not score again and get only four more, hits as Die host Wildcats knocked off the state's No. 5 ranked Class GA team 5*1. Winter Park (19-8) got a measure of revenge for the Metro Conference teams, which saw Its top two learns. Boone and West Orange, both Southern National Qualifier on May 2-3. TWo Southern National Qualifying berths will be available. Cost Is $175 for the double elimination tournament. Deadline for entry is Wednesday. April 29th. Call Rocky Elllngsworth Jr. at 695-7113 for more Information. Red Bug Summer Softball CASSELBERRY _ The Seminole County Recreation Department will offer a Summrr Slowpltch Softball League at Red Dug Lake Park starting the wrrk of May 18th. Men's leagues will be offered nightly, with a new women's league starting up on Mon­ day's und a Co-Ed league on Wednesday's. Returning Spring League teams may start registering April 20th, with open registration beginning April 27th. For more information, please call 6957113. WINTER SPRINGS _ The Winter Springs Basketball League will offer a summer select league fur boys and girls In the Ovtedo/WInter Springs area. Divisions will consist of boys and girls In age groups of 10-and-Undrr: 11-and-Undrr: 12-and Under; 13-and-Under. 14-and-Under 15 and Under: or grade levels 3-thrmigh-H. Each division will be limited to eight teams and each team will play right gnmrs at various Oviedo/Winter Springs area gyms during the months o f June and July, culmi­ nating with a division tournament. All games will be played according to the Florida High School Activities Association rules. Any team In need of Jerseys must pay a fee of $85 per player and register by May 1st. All others will eost $70 per player und must register try May 20th. Coaches who are In Interested tn placing a tram In this league should contact Chris Marlcttr at 321-5282 or Tony McDonald at 897-1457. Recreation Cheerleading SANFORD _ The Sanford Recreation De­ partment is offering a Cheerleading Class for girls ages 6-and-Up. The 10-week class will begin on April 22nd und be held every Wednesday from 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. through June 24th. Fees are as follows: current participants $30; new registrants _ $38 (includes pom­ pons A T-shirt). Please call 330-5697 for more information. Kung Fu/Martial Arts classes SANFORD _ The Sanford Recreation De­ partment Is offering Kung-Fu and Martial Arts classes. Classes, for ages 6-to-aduit, will be held on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 6 p.in. to 7:15 p.m. at the Downtown Youth Center located on the bottom floor of Sanford City Hull. 300 N. Park Ave. Cost Is $30 per month for adults and $25 per month for kids 6-12, Family prices are Pluuau m * Briefs. Page $A SANFORD _ Shawn Leftwich tripled In Ihe game-winning run In the bottom o f the sixth Inning as the Braves nipped the Pirates 6-5 In Sanford Recreation Department Babe Ruth Baseball Senior League game at Zlnn Beck Field on Monday evening. The Braves got off to a fast start, scoring five runs In the bottom o f the first Inning. But the Pirates rallied lo tie the game at 5-5, plating four runs In the third inning and a sin­ gle run In the fifth inning, setting the stage for Leftwtch's heroics. Fabian McKinney led off the Pirates first In­ ning with a single, but was forced at second base on a J.W. Huebner ground ball. Lazarus Mitchell followed with a double and Leftwich doubled to drive In Huebner and Mitchell. Leftwich then scored on a double by Antoine Anderson and. after the second out o f the in­ ning. Kendall Kennon singled In Anderson and Kennon scored on the Braves fourth double of the inning by Chad Octchell. In the Pirates third inning, Scott Rieger and Adam Frank reached on errors and Rieger then scored on a single by Jay Roland. J o b i Gorman then cleared the bases with a three-run home run to cut the lead to 5-4. The Pirates then tied the game in the fifth Inning on a lead off solo home run by Roland. With one out tn the sixth Inning. Mitchell singled and Leftwich followed with his triple. Doing the damage for the Braves were Shawn Leftwich (2-for-3 with a triple and a double, one run scored, three RBI) and Lazarus Mitchell (2-for-3 with a double, two runs scored). Also contributing for the winner's were An­ toine Anderson (one double, one run scored, one RBI). Chad Oetchell (one double, one RBI), Kendal) Kennon (one single, one run scored, one RBI). Fabian McKinney and Montero Stokes (one single each) and J.W. Huebner (one run scored). Providing the offense for the Pirates were Jay Roland (3-for-4 with a home run. two runs scored, two RBI), Jobi Oormsn (3-for-4 with a home run, one run scored, three RBI) and Jose Vergara (two singles). Other contributors were Adam Frank (one single, one run scored), Chad Sheffield, Adam Drayton and Justin Gorman (one single each) and Scott Rieger (one run scored I. ----rtn tm Ora*M 0040100. ■ IS 000 001s. 0 0 Dike Brantley will travel to Orlando to take on University at 4 p.m. on Wednesday. Softball Continued from Page 6A *Wc played well," said Semi­ nole head roach Dave Rogers. *We played llkr a team, but had some little base running mistakes." Barney, a senior, was ihe top offensive performer in the game, going 2-for-3 with the double. Thr gamr was the final one of the regular season for the Silver Hawks, who are now 12H on thr year and will now prepare for next week's dlstrlrt tournament. WILDCAT8 5. PATRIO TS I Lake Brantley 100 OOO 0 . 1 0 0 Winter Park 1 0 1 0 2 1 x ~ B ll t MrMahon. M )rn (Cl and Smith hullirlli atkI Tniul WI‘ _ Inrindll (7-31. LP _ MrMahon |4-2| Save _ none 211 Wintrr Park. William*. 311 ~ nunc Hit . Lakr tlrantlry. Lope?. Wintrr Park, William* Rerord* lake tlrantlry 205: Winter Park 19 H. The Fighting Semlnoles fell lo 12-8 and will finish the regular season with a pair of Class 5A-Dlstrtct 5 games with Spruce Creek at home today at 6:30 p.m. and In Port O r ­ ange on Thursday at 5 p.m. SILVER HAWKS I. FIOHTINO SEMINOLES 0 Seminole OOOOOOO 0 3 2 Lake Howell 001 000 z _ 1 B 3 Duvall and KlUnd llnrsum and (Jllle*ple. WP _ Ikirnum (5-31 LP _ Du­ vall 112-7) Save _ none. 211 . Like llmvrll. lU m ry 3(1 _ none. HR . none Record* _ Seminole 12-8: Lake Howell 12 8 _______________ RAINES GAUGE Dm Raines Is a Sanford native and Seminole High School graduate now playing for the New York Yankees. His stats for the 1998 season Is In the first column, personal-best season totals In the second column and career totals RAINES GAUGE CATEGORY Games................ At-hats............... Runs.................. . Hits.................... RBI..................... Doubles.............. Triples................ Home runs.......... Steals.................. Average.............. (Inrludlng 1998 games) In the third rolumn. Raines returned to the lineup last Friday after recovering from a sore calf and had a 3for-G rvcnlnng. but has gone 0-for-7 In his last two games to see his average fall hack to .250. '98 10 33 2 8 1 0 0 0 2 .250 best 160 652 133 194 71 38 13 18 90 .334 career 2.196 8.270 1.477 2.447 901 40] 111 159 797 .290 Tim R klnat Summer youth basketball Leftwich leads Braves past Pirates in Babe Ruth Senior Baseball Prom Staff Reports 2 with his home run, run scored and one RBI as ihe Patriots fell to 20 5. lose to Seminole Athletic Conference teams last week. The Wildcats tied the gam r with a run In the bottom uf the first Inning and then took the lead for good with n nin In thr third inning before nddlng two insurance runs In the fifth Inning and n (Inal run In the sixth Inning. Lopez finished the day 2-for- R aiders split Sunday double dip Prom Staff Report* SANFORD _ Seminole C om ­ munity College's long-running rivalry with Valencia Commu­ nity College came to an end. at least temporarily, Sunday as the softball teams split a dou­ bt ehrader at Raider Field. Valenrta lias announced that it will drop Us athletic program after the conclusion of this season. The Matadors were able to claim the opening gome, 8-0, aa three Raiders errors led to seven unearned runs. But SCC bounced back tn the nightcap taking an early 4-0 lead and holding on for a 6-4 victory behind the pitching of Injurwl Tract Miller. "Wc hit die ball hard In the Becond game and Traci (Miller) pitched well." Bald SCC head coach Courtney Miller, no rela­ tion. "Especially considering she has two broken fingers on her glove hand that will be put In a cast tomorrow (Tuesday). She turned In a real gutsy per­ formance." Miller, a freshman lefthander from Greenfield, Indiana, suf­ fered the Injury trying to catch a line drive back last Thursday against Lake City. She scat­ tered nine lilts and struck out three In evening her record at 9-9. Nikki Sauerbrey (16-9), who will transfer to SCC next year, was the winning pitcher, for Valencia in the first game, giving up Just four singles. The game was extremely tight, with the Matadors hold­ ing Just a 1-0 lead after three Innings, before exploding for six runs tn the top o f the fourth inning. Porterfield and Williams were both 3-for-4 for Valencia, while Jackson and Toth were both 2for-3 and Uonlftclo had a dou­ ble, the only extra base lilt In the game. Lake Howell's Brittany Scott, Lyman's Jamie Sharp and Del­ tona's Erin Maljub were all 1for-2 for the Raiders, while Oviedo's Destrac Schwartz was l-for-3. The second game saw SCC score three runs tn Uie bottom o f the first Inning. With two out and no one on. Scott walked and Candice Hays followed with a home run. Kim Korney then singled and Mallub reached on an error. Oviedo's Carrie McAullffe also reached Lyman graduate Jamie Sharp had hits in each game, scored one run and drovo in ono to help Seminole Community CoRege split a doubleheader with Valencia Community College on Sunday at Raider Field. on an em ir to load the bases Brittany Scott (one run scored). and Lyman's Jonnlc Beland Williams and Pierce had two completed the scoring with an hits apiece for Valencia (30RBI single. 21 ). The Raiders added another In a doublcheadcr played run In the second Inning as last Thursday against Lake Schwartz doubled to center and City Community College, the scored on a single by Hays. Raiders put up a good fight but Valencia scored single runs dropped a doubleheader to the in the third and fourth Innings Tlmbcrwolvea, who are 47-4 on to cut thr lead to 3-2, but SCC the season and ranked No. 1 In answered back with single runs the nation and In the state. In the fourth and fifth Innings. No score was received on the In the fourth Inning, Sharp second game, but SCC dropped reached on an error and then a 6-0 decision to Lake City In consecutive singles by Hays, the opening game. Ramey and Maljub plated the The Raiders (28-31) will play run, with Maljub getting the their final home game this RBI. Thursday with a doubleheader In the fifth liming. Beland against Santa Fe Community led off with u single and moved College from Gainesville startto second on a ground out by tng at 2:30 p.m, Schwartz, before scoring on a RAIDERS O fl, single by Sharp. The Matadors tried to threaten In the seventh Inning, getting two runs home and liarfng a runner on second with only one out. But Miller ended the game In style, getting a ground out and a strike out to finish the vietoty. Candice Hays with a home run lead the Raiders. from Clearwater run and drove In was 4-for-4 and a triple to The freshman also scored a three. Also hitting for SCC were Kim Ramey (3-for-4. one run scored), Jonnlc Belaud (2-fur4. one run scored, one RBI). Carrie McAullffe |2-for-4 with a doublr). Dcatrae Schwartz {1 for-4 with a double, one run scored), Jamie Sharp (l-for-4. one run scored, one RBI), Erin Mal|ub (l-for-4. one RBI) and MATADORS 8-4 GAME ONE Voteacta Ssb UooU 010 61 _ S 14 O 000 00 _ 0 4 3 Saurrbrry and Jarkaon. Hooper. Aahworth (SI and Maljub WP _ Sauerbrrjr (10 9) LP . Hooper |l3-lfi|. Save _ none. 211 _ VCC. Ikmlflrio. 30 . none. IIH _ none. GAME TWO VatoscU BaminoU 001 100 2 _ 4 9 3 310 110 s . 0 14 O Pierre and Purlcrtlcld Miller and Mat|ub. WP . Miller (9 91 LP . Pierce. Save _ none. 20 _ VCC. IkmUcki. Driver. SCC. MeAuUflc. Schwart*. 311 . SCC. Ilaya. I I R . SCC. Hay* Rerord* . VCC 30 21. TIMBRRWOLVES 6, RAIDERS O Laka City 100 230 0 S 12 1 Samlaola OOOOOOO 0 0 2 7etU»lra and Chan. Hooper and Mai jub WP . Zciiaatra. LP _ Hooper. Save none. 211 . LCCC. Zetlaalra 311 * LCCC. KlllM l. HR . none. Rcrurda LCCC 47-4; SCC 3S-3I. �BA • Seminole Herald SanlorG, Honda •Tuesday. Apnl 21. 1998 Legal Notices Briefs Continued from Page 7A also available In slm rtot Darryl Dzlrdzk- will teach tra<lttlon.il Chinese Rung-Pit which Is useful In guiding self-rsirein ns well ns discipline and Ixnly eondliloiling. Also taught will he forms, weapons and self-defense. For morr Information, call 330 5097. Youth Basketball at SCC SANFORD _ Seminole Community Collegr and the Seminole County Sheriffs Depart­ ment Police Athletic League Is accepting In­ dividual and team registrations for It's spring league for boys nnd girls 10-years-of-age and younger. All games are played at the college on Saturday mornings. Cost Is $50 per player or $100 per team. Registration forms arc available at most elementary schools or by calling PAL at 3306600. ext.' 263. SCC at ‘328-2092. or access the Internet at I DTP: //members.aol.com/stnrsbhall/Index.h (ml. Glen Abbey offers tennis DellARY _ Cden Abbey Country nnd Golf Estates Racquet Club In DcBary Is offering a new ’ No Frills" tennis membership through June 30th lor only $65, Glen Abbey Tennis Director Gene Brannlgan said he has been Inundated by requests from serious players who want to make use of the Club's six lighted courts. "The "No Frills" membership does not In­ clude use of the Club facilities like Uic res­ taurant and pool areas." Brannlgon said. "'No Frills' members can use the courts as much as they like - the only limits are prior reservations nnd leaching times." For further Information, prospective "No Frills" tennis members can telephone Brannlgan at (-107) 66M--I481. Hogan--------Continued from Page 6A summer and most everyone from last year's team decided to return. Hogan, an attackman. isn't the Patriots’ only weapon. The team Is strong on defense. Start with goalie Erin Kel­ logg. now in his fourth year. He played middle (or two years before switching to goalie. He's already been accepted Into the Naval Academy where there Is also a strong lacrosse tradi­ tion. "Erin's the btg part of the tram.* Hogan said. "He's Just phenomenal." Before opponents gel to Krllogg. they have to beat dcfensemen Troy Shrllhammer. Jon Mills and Joe Hclntzclman. and that hasn't been easy. Gnint Shrllhammer and Shawn Quinn fill out the a t­ tack. Maryland. T in sending all of my Infor­ mation to Maryland," Hogan said. "It's always been my dream to piny for them * Grades won't be a problem. He has a 3.65 gradr point a v­ erage "They say we makr up a le­ thal. thrcc-prongcd attack." Hogan said. It's tough to get the colleges to come to Florida to take a look at the talent, but Hogan said he expects some attention next year when he's a senior. I f he has his way. he'll head back home to the University of For now. Hogan will have to he one o f the big fish In a somewhat smaller (Kind. The county talent pool Is growing, though, and one o f Hogan's best friends Lake Mary's Brian Montgomery is sure to attract some Interest also. A slate championship wouldn't hurt cither. Shupe Continued from Page 6A Spotted Seatrout The Commission received a stock assess­ ment and public comment regarding the spotted scatrout fishery, and agreed to maintain the current management of this fishery until a more comprehensive stock assessment Is completed In 1999. Diving Instructors (PAD1) regarding Its rep­ resentative's request to allow spearing of any fish that may be taken by hook and line (such as snook, bullish, tarpon, bonefish. etc.). 8HUPES 8COOP Pay careful attention to the new p ro­ Stone Crmb/IUue Crab Traps posed snook rules. It seems a little odd The Commission reviewed a stock assess­ to me that the Marine Fisheries Com­ ment of the stone crab fishery, and received mission would reduce (he limit from scientific and public comment on recom­ two to one fo r anglers, while allowing mendations to limit the number of licenses divers to shoot them with spearquns. and traps In this fishery. The Commission I'm a dfuer. but 1 don't consider ft fair Intends to support legislation that would ex­ tend the jCugnytU imwatortifm on. slope cr&bv sport t o shoot gamqflsh wUh a spear-, permits for one year, establish a selfgun. ( D n ■>. sustaining trap tagging program to begin as soon as possible, prohibit trap leasing, establish a moratorium on blue crab trap permits, and provide for a mediation process If necessary to assist In developing a work­ able plan to manage the number of stone crab traps In Florida waters. The Commis­ sion also directed staff to continue working with the stone crab industry to further de­ velop trap management plans. 1098 Wont Han The Commission received scientific, law enforcement, and public comment and re­ viewed die management and status of n u ­ merous Florida saltwater fisheries. The Commission agreed to Include the following fisheries and saltwater fishing issues on Us 1998 work plan: calico scallops, squid (including public workshops), mullet, fishing gear, provisions regarding the possession of regulated fish, gray trlggerfish. cobla, black drum, fishing tournaments, certain tropical ornamental fish species, reef fish, slirlmping, and other Issues as Urey develop during the year. The Commission also di­ rected stalT to formally request the official position of the Professional Association of Legal Notices HOTIOB o r APPLICATION FOR TAX 0 1 1 0 NOTICI IS HEREBY GIVEN, (h it FUNS Custodian lor Coil. Inc . I N Hold*' of lh* lollowing c*rtifwste|i| h it hied •lid certificate!*) ( 0* ■ I n deed to b i l i i u i d I N i m h Th* ceriilic ili number!*) and yaarli) of issuance ih* description o l lh* prop* rt jr and IHa n*m#|s) in which It w a i m o u ld i»/ iri ■* tollowt Carlifical* No. S M I Y u r ol issuance IM S 0**cfipiK>n a l Property LEO N »0 FT OF LOT >4 * S IE FT OF LOT H B I K N NORTH. GATE PB 10PO S4. Names In which u t m N S tm ti Parry Ail o l M id pro par­ ty being In th* County ol Semmoia. Slat* ol Florrda Uni*** auch car«ilicata(a| ahall b# redeemed according to law. lh# proparly daaenbad in auch certificate!*) will b* aold lo lh* high**l bidder al lh* w*at Irani door. (am lnola County Courthout*. Sanlord Florida, on tha tlth day e l April. IM t. at 11 00 a m Payment o f Bala I**, appi.eebi* documentary ttamp l a m and recording lee* *r* required lo bo paid by tha auccesstul bidder al tha tala Full payment ol an amount equal to lh* hightat brd lo duo within 24 houra attar the advertised time ot tha aalo All poymonla ahall b* caah or guarantaad inilrumant. made payable lo th* Clark of th* Circuit Court Dal*d thia ttlh day ot March !M t ISoaQ MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA by Shirtoy C Hargert Deputy Clark Publish March )| A Apr.i y |4. A 21. 1SSI DEO-204 Legal Notices NOTICI OF APPLICATION FOR TAX OBBO NOTICE IS HEREBY QIVSN. that John J. t ie r Shirlay R Ptcktord-Asandorf th* Haidar of th* following ceriihcala(s) hat Mad aatd certifies!*!*) for a 111 dead to be laauad thereon Th* certificate number!*) and yaarfa) of n iu an e*. th* dale option of Ih* property, and th* n *m *(i) m which II waa aaaaated ii/art a* loikrwa Carlificate No: 141F Year ot laauanca: ISSI Description ol Property: LEO LOT IS BLX C HEN SON B ACRES P B S P Q SS Names in which eaaaaaad Jamas L McKaaby. Belay W McKssby All o l sold property being in ih* County o l Sammole Slat* o l Florida Unless auch cartihcate(a) ahall b* redeemed according lo law. th* property described Mi auch c*riiticai*(a| Win b* aold to Ih* higheel i.ddar at Ih* west Irani door Seminole County CourihouM. Sanford. Florid*, on Ih* tlth day of May. 1SSS. at It 00 u m F rintent o l Sat* tea. applica­ ble .locumantary stamp taaa* end recording taaa are required lo b* paid by th* auccasatul t»dd*r at tha aol* Full paymanl of an amount aqual to th* highrat Ud IS du* within 24 hours alter tha advertised lima o l Ih* cate All payment* shall b * cash or guaranteed Inilrumant. mad* payabi* to th* Clark ol th* Circuit Court Oalod this 2nd day ol April. IM S (Seal) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by Mich*II* L Silva Deputy Clark Pubiieh April f. 14. t t . and I I . IM S DEP-S1 WSBL Basketball School WINTER SPRINGS _ The Winter Springs Basketball Lcagur Is now accepting registra­ tions for Its fifth Summer Basketball School, to lie held at Jackson Heights Middle School, Indian Trails Middle School, nnd the First Baptist Church of Ovlrdo. Registration forms are available at most Seminole County element ary nnd middle schools, or you may call 321-5282 to receive more Information. Tile basketball school pnignun focuses on building skills through shooting, fundamen­ tals. defense techniques. Individual and team ofTcnscs. nnd conditioning. These skills will lie enhanced through team play, "league" games, and exciting competition for dally and weekly prizes and awards. Earh participant will receive a WSBL tshirt, basketball, and water bottle. There will be four one-week sessions, each with hours from 9 a.m .-l p.m.. Monday through Friday. Legal Notices IN THS COUNTY COURT OF T H I SIG H TS! NTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CABS NO. SS-tSO-CC-tOU HIGHLANDS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION INC Plaintiff. v* JAMES DANIELS Defendant NOTICE OF ACTION TO JAMES DANIELS S7S Mami Orhra Winter Spring*. Florida 3270S YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to enforce n lien foreclo­ sure on the following property in Seminole County. Florida Lol SI. THE HIOHLANDB SEC­ TIONS SEVEN ANO EIQHT, according lo Ih* plat Ihereof recorded in Plat Book 2S, Page* tS and IT. ol th* Public Record* o l Samfneta County Florida A lawsuit ha* b **n tiled againsl you and you era required to serve a copy ot your written detenM *. If any. lo it on KENNETH M CLAYTON. ESOUIRE. Plain tiff* Attorney, whose address n CLAYTON A MCCULLOH. tOSS MAITLAND CENTER COMMONS BLVD . MAITLAND. FLORIDA 1 2fkt. ON OR BEFORE MAY 11th. ISSS and file th* original with Ike Clark ol thn Court either before service on Plaintiffs attorney or immediately thereafter, other­ wise a default wilt be entered against you for the ratial demanded in the Lien Foreclosure Complaint DATED on Apnl Sth. IM S MARYANNE MORSE Clark o l th* Circuit k County Court* By Elisabeth Sum A * Deputy Clerk Publteh: April 14. May 4 IS M DEP-144 M . FISHING FORECAST Expect tough boss fishing to continue with high water levels. Stick to local lakes for the best results. Shiners and plasUc worms are top choices for this Ume of year. Snook are hitting at Sebastian Inlet. Large live shrimp, plnfiah or finger mullet all work well. Most anglers prefer large live shrimp or one-ounce Jigs. Some blueflsh, ladyfish, Jack crevalle, flounder and trout will also be mixed in with snook catches. High seas will probably keep boats In port this weekend at Port Canaveral. It Is usually about the middle of May before seas finally subside and the fishing realty heats up. InB id e the Port, count on sheepshead and a f e w flounder. Trout and redfish are begin­ ning to move on the flats of the Banana and Indian Rivera. Blueflsh and sheepshead are the main at­ traction at Ponce Inlet. Redfish. drum. Jack crevalle and ladyfish are also present In fair numbers. Live or dead shrimp is the top bait. Trout and redfish are rated as good in Mosoulto Lanoon. Legal Notice! NOTICS OF APPLICATION FOR TAX OBBO NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that M ortgage and Really Investment Corporation ol th* South***!, th* holder ot th* tot* lowing c arti tic at*(s) hat tiled Mid c*rtilical*{s) lor a tea dead lo b* issued tharaon Th* car* Plicate Humberts) and yaarfs) of Issuance, the description ot th* properly, and Ih* n*m *{*) Mi which It was assessed Is/ara a* follow* Certificate No 4044 Year of Issuance: IM S Description o l Properly LEO LOT 7 BLK F LAKE MILLS SHORES PB 11 PO IS. Name* In which nsMtaad: Chart** Cassidy Ad of M id property being in th* County Of Seminole. Stale ol Florid* Unlasa auch certilicaia(s) ahall be redeemed occording lo taw. the property described in such certificate!*) will b* aold lo Ih* haghe* I bidder al th* west Irani door. Samlnol* County Courthouse. Sanford. Florida, on Ih* ISthdFy of May. IS M , at It M a m Paymanl of Sal* la*, ipplicabla documentary alamp ta les and recording lea* are required to b* paid by Ih* auCCMliul bidder at th* aata Full paymanl ol an amount aqual lo tha highasl bid it du* within 14 hour* attar in* advarliMd lima o l lh* M l* All payment* shall b * cash or guaranteed instrument, made payabi* lo tha Clark of lh* Circuit Court Dated this Sth day of April. IM S (Seal) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA by Michelle L Silva Oepuly Clark Publish Aped 14. S I, M . and May t. IM S 0EP-I2S Legal Notices nones op APPLICATION PON TAX M I N NOTICI IB HERB BY QIVEN. that B.W. Simpkins TtusL th* holder o f tha following c*rbfl­ ea t*<*) h u Mod M id oordfl. M lafs) lor a te l dead to b * laauad tharaon Th* certificate number!*) and yaarii) ol lasuonca, th* description ot Ih* property, and Ih* nam*<s) Mi which It w m eteeeaed fo/aro a* C« rbl lea W No: 4U S Year o f Issuance IM 1 Description o f Property: LEO LOTS S I S 11 e f t BLX SS NORTH CHULUOTA PB t PQ M. Name* Ml which as see sad John L. Mangum. AN of aold properly being In Ih* County of Semfnoio, Stale of Florida. Unless such certificate!*) ahall b* redeemed according la taw. lh# property described In such certificate!*) will be sold lo th* highest bidder *1 the west front door. BemMiola County Courthouse, Sanlord. Florida, on Ih* ISlh day ot May, IM S , si 1100 * .m Payment ot Onta fan, appliesbta documentary stamp las a* and recording teas ore required lo b* paid by Os* successful bidder al th* tala. Full paymanl ot an amount equal lo the high­ est bid I* du* within 14 houra attar th* advertised tun* o f th* M l* AN payments shsN ba caah or guaranteed Inilrumant. mad* payabi* lo the Clark of tha Circuit Court. Oalsd this End day o f April. IM S 10o*l) MARYANNE MOROE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by Mlchall* L Silva Deputy Clerk Publish April T, 14. 21. and IS. IS M OCP-SI NOTICS OF APPLICATION FOR TAX D S IO NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that M ortgage S Realty Investment Corporation Of Th# Southeast, the holder o l tha fol­ lowing carlifical*!*) has Med Mid c*rtificate!*| tor a taa dead lo ba issued tharaon Th* cer­ tificate number!*) and yaarts) ol issuance, th* description ol th* property, and tha nans#!*) m which it was atM saed ts/ara at Certificate No IM S Year ol Issuance ISSS Description ot Property. LEO LOT 11 MOUNT QREENWOOD UNIT 4 OF PB IT POS TS TO 72 Name* In which aasestad Carol 0 McLaughlin AH e l **id proparty b eing in Ih* County of Bamlnoia, B U I* • ! Florid* Unfoa* auch certificate!*) shaft ba redeemed according to taw, Ih* property damenbad in such cartlhcat#!*) will ba sold lo th* high**I bidder at th* watt front door. Baminoi* County Courthouse, Sanlord. FtarMla. on lh* 4th day o f May. IM S . at 11:00 a.m. Paymanl e f Sal* lea, appliesbta documentary tu m p taaa* and recording taaa are required to ba paid by th* *ucc***lui bidder at th* **!# Full payment o f an amount oqual lo th* highe tl bid I* du* arllhin 24 hours alter tha advertised lima o l th* sal*. All paymanl* sh*M ba caah or guarantaad inilrumant. mad* paysbl* lo th* Clark of Hu Circuit Court Dated Ihte ISth day ol March. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE CpUNTY. FLORIDA by: Shirley C. Hargert Deputy Clark Publteh: March SI, April T. 14 S SI, IBM DCO-tSO IN TUB CIRCUIT COURT OF TMS 1BTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR BSMINOLB COUNTY, FLORIDA CASB NO. BT-S4SS CA 14 W n a t io n s b a m c m o r t o a o e CORPORATION. PlalntiN, VS COROLYNNI FLOYD. *1 a l . Da Undents N O T IC I OF BALB NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pursuant to an Order or Final Judgment Scheduling Foreclosure Sal* antertd an APRIL 1st, IS M in Ihte cas* now pending ir M id Court, th* alyl* ol which l* indicated above I will sell lo tha high**! and b a il bidder lor cash al Ih* W IS T FRONT DOOR SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE. M l N Park Av* Sanlord. FL 32171. al 11:00 a m . on Ih* 7th day ol MAT. IM S lh* tallowing described property a* sat forth In aald Older or Final Judgment, to-wit LOT SS. ALAFAYA WOODS PHASE II. ACCORDINO TO THE MAP OR PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 32. RAOES SS THROUOH 71, IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF Legal Notices SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORID* a/k/a 129 WEAVER DRIVE OVIEOO. FLORIDA 32766 ORDERED al SEMINOLE Florida, this 2nd day ol APRIL IM A MARYANNE MORSE As Clerk Circuit Court Seminole County. Florida Oy Deborah Conanl At Oepuly Clerk SPEAR A HOFFMAN P A 70A South Disie Highway Corel Osbles Florida 31146 Telephone (3061 464 22*4 Parsons with distbility who need special accommodation lo participate in this proceeding should contact AOA Coordinator at 301 N Park Avanu*. Suit* N . Sanford. Florida 32771. a lleasl live days prior to the proceeding Telephone '407J 323-4330 Eat 4227. t-SDO B66-1TN (I0D I or 1 SOD S6S-S770 (V) via Florid* Relay Service Publish April 14. 21 ISSS DIP-143 IN THE CIRCUIT OOURT OF TNS I STH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SSHINOLS COUNTY. FLORIDA CASS NOl S7-SSM -CA-14-W W f OSIER H OWEN Plaintiff v* SANDBOX INC d/b/s JASON S FOOD AND SPIRITS FLORIOA DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS ANO PROFESSIONAL REQULATION. DIVISION OF ALCOHOLIC EMVERAOES ANO TOBACCO. ROMANCE. INC . AND FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE. Defendants. NOTICS OF SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN IhtI th* undersigned Clerk al Ih* Circuit Court ol Seminole County. Florida, under and by virtu* ot that final Judgment ot foreclosure entered in that cause pending in lha Circuit Court ot S im n e ls County. Florida. Cat# No 17-ISM -CA14-W. in which WEBSTER H OWEN It Ih* Plaintiff and SANDBOX. INC. dfo/a JASON'S FOOO ANO SPIRITS. FLORIOA DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS ANO PROFESSIONAL RE0ULATION. DIVISION OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAOES AND TOBACCO. ROMANCE. INC . and FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE ar* th* Defendants, t. as ssld Clark ol Ih* Court, under any by vatu* e f th* final Judgment ol Foreclosure, will offer for sal* and M il at public M l* to th* highest bidder lor cash al Ih* W att Front Door ot tha Samlnol* county Court Sousa m Sanlord, Sammole County. Florida on tha Tlh day of May. IM S. at th* following LIQUOR LICENSE NO SS-OIM t 4-COP Dated this Sth day ol APRIL, IM S MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA BY Ruth King Deputy Clark E. 0AVID KEMP SOS N HVER AVE ORLANDO FL 32S03 407 S4S-S200 Publish April 14, 21. IS M DEP-14S NOTICS OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DSBD NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN. that M ortgage and Really Invaatmant Corporation o f th* Souttiaaat. th* holder ol Ih* tal­ lowing certificate!*) he* tiled told certiItcalafs) for a las deed to bo teausd tharaon. Th* cer­ tificate number!*) and year!*) ot tetuonce. ih* description ot th* property, and th* n tm *(s) in which it was i s m scad ItJare a* IdUm v i Cartl tic a la No IM S T ier e l issuance IM S Description ot Property LEO LOTS S * 7 RLK S AMENDED PLAT OF 1ST ADO MINERAL SPRING PARK PB S p ass. Name* In which ataecaed Ellen Moor* All of M id proper­ ly being in the County of Seminote. Stele ol Florida Unless such certificate!*) ahall be redeemed according lo tew. th* property described in such certlltcsl*!*) wiM bo sold to the highest bidder at th* w ait front door. Samlnol# County Courthouse. Sanlord, Florida, on Ih* tS th d a y o f May, IS M . at 11:00 a m Paymanl o f Bata tea, appliesbia documentary alamp taaa* and recording la** at* required to be paid by th* succaaafui bidder at th* sal*. Full paymanl ol an amount aqual to tha high, oat bid is du* within 24 hours alter th* advartiMd lima o f lh* M l* AH payments shall ba cash or gustantead Instrument, made payabi* to Ih* Clark of th* Circuit Court Dated this Sth day ol Apnl. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA by Mtchall* L. Silva Deputy Clark Publish April 14. 21. 2S. and May S. IM S DEP-ISS i IN TNS CIRCUIT COURT, (IO H T IIN T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FON BSMINOLB COUNTY, FLORIDA CASS RO. S 7-IIS 4 -C A -1 4 -W RESOURCE BANCSHARES MORTOAOE GROUP. INC Plaintiff vs KATHRYN A WENT. *1 al . Defendant!*) NOTICB OF SALS Notice it hereby given lhal. pursuant to * Summary Judgment ol Foreclosure, I will sell lh* tallowing described property located in Semmol* County, Florida Thai part nl lo l ITS being Southeasterly of a line IS S4 lest Southeasterly ol and paral­ lel with Ih* Northwesterly line ol said Lol t TS and that part ol Lol ITS being Northwesterly ol a line S SO leet Northwesterly ol and parallel with Ih* Southeasterly line of said Lol ITS. all being In DEER RUN. UNIT 14-B. as recorded m Plat Book 30. page* 74 and TS. ol Ih* public record* ol Semmol* County. Florida at public sate, lo th* highest tedder tar cash, at th* west front door o l Ih* Semmol* County Courthouse, Sanford, Florid*, tt 00 a m on may 7th. IM S Nolle# American* With Disabilities Act at 1SS0. Admmistraliv* Order No 44-20 Person* with a disability who need a special accommodation to participate m this proceeding should contact Disability Coordinator al 301 North Park Avenue. Suit* N341, Sanford Florida 327FI at leatl five day* prior lo lha proceeding Telephone 1407) 323-4330 Est 4227. 1-100 1SS-177I (TDD user* only) WITNESS my hand and S ail ol thn Court on April 2nd. IS M (Court Sail) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK. CIRCUIT COURT Oy Dorolhy W Dolton Deputy Clerk Donald L Smith. Esquire Anorney tot Plamtrtt 600 North Ocean Slraat Jacksonville. FL 32202 Telephone S047164-3S4I Publish April 14. 21. tS M 0EP-I4S *4 -1 4 *2 •N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TNS I IO H T IIN T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SSMINOLB COUNTY, STATS OF FLORIDA C a e* N *. S T-S M S -C A -tS -W GENERAL JURISDICTION ONE STOP MORTOAOE INC Plaintiff vs JOHN MICHAEL WHELESS at us . at *1 . Defendants NOTICS OF FORECLOSURE SALS RV CLSRR OF CIROUtT COURT N olle* te ha reby given that lh* undersigned Maryanne Mors*. Clerk ol lh* Circuit Court of SEMINOLE County Florida, will, on th* Tlh day ol May. IM S al I t 00 a m ai ih* Waal Front Door o l Ih* SEkiHMOll County Courthouse, In th* City cl Sanlord Florida, otter tor sal* and sail al public outcry to the highest and best bidder lor caah. the following described property situated in SEMINOLE County. Florida, to-wit LOT 32S. LAKE OF THE WOOOS TOWNHOUSE. SEC­ TION 10. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 22 PAOE St. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA pursuant to lha tm*l decree of foreclosure entered m a c a t* pandmg In »**d Court, the style ol which is ONE STOP MONTOAOE INC . *t us . *1 al . Parson* with a disability who need a special accommodation to participate In tins proceeding should con lacl ADA Coordinator at 301 N Park Avanu*. Suit* N 301. Sanford. Florida 31771 at laaaf fhr# daya prior to lh* proceeding Telephone 1407) 313-4330 aaf 44217, 1-S00-SSS-ST7I (TDD), ot 1 (SOO)-Slt-tTTO (V), via Florida Relay S am e* WITNESS my hand and official coal ol said Court Ihte Sth day of APRIL. 1M l (SEALI Honorable Maryann* Mora* Clerk o f Ih* Circuit Court By Ruth King Deputy Clark LAW OFFICES OF JOSEPH PANIELLO Post Office Bos 2347 Tamp*. Florida 33401 Publish April 14. 21. 10M DCPI47 M TNB CIRCUIT COURT OF TNB BMMTBSRTN JUDICIAL OMtOUfT m AND FOR SSMINOLB COUNTY, FLORIDA. ORAL ACTION CABS NO. or-SATS-CA DIVISION 14-W BANKERS TRUST COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA, N A . AS TRUSTEE FOR FAIC IlflCI FUNDI NO. Piamun. vs. JAMES A MERRIMAN. INDIVIDUALLY AND AS TRUSTEE OF THAT CERTAIN TRUST N/A DINO ENTERPRISES INC. SS34S. ol ol. D*l*ndant(a) NOTICB OF BALB Nolle# I* hereby given lhal. pursuant to a Final Judgment ot Foreclosure or Order dated APRIL t t l. ISSS. entered to Civil C o m Number S7-2470-CA In Ih* Circuit Court tar SEMI­ NOLE County, Florida, arharota BANKERS TRUST COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA. N.A.. AS TRUSTEE FOR FA)0 IVICI FUNDING te th* Plaintiff and JAMES A MERRIMAN. INDIVID­ UALLY AND AS TRUSTEE OF THAT CERTAIN TRUST N/A DINO ENTERPRISES INC. SS34S. al al., era lh* Defendants. I will sad tha prop­ erty situated in SEMINOLE County. Florida, da scribed os: The W e il 141.12 tael o f tha East 420 SO teal o f Mm Northwest 1/4 o f th* North***! 1/4 o l Section 27, Township 20 South, Rang* 32 Em I. Public Records ol Samlnol* Counly, Florida, lying North o f State Road S 44 al public sate, to Ih* highs*I and boat bidder, for cash, of th* weal front door. SOI N. Park Avanu*. Sanlord, Florida, al 11:00 a m. on Ms* Sib day of MAY. IM S Legal Notices Maryann* Mors* CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By Deborah Conant Deputy Clark William M Oolson A Associate* 1230 South Myrtle Avanu*. Suit* 10S Clearwater. Florida 3411 < •In accordance with Ih* Americans Wilh Disabilities Act. parsons In need ol a special accommodation to participate In this proceeding shall, within tavan (7) day* prior hi any pro­ ceeding contact Ih* Administrator# Ottlc* of th* Court, 301 N Path Avanu*. Samlnol* County Courlhout*. Sanlord FL 32771 telephone (407) 323-4310. TDD 1-S00-1SS•771 or 1-S0O-SIS-I770 via Florida Ralay Sarvica* Publteh April 14. 21. IS M DEP-140 IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT OF TNB I STM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA M ARD FOR •IM IN O L 1 COUNTY O IN S R AL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASS HO. OS-I4TOA14W CHEMICAL MORTOAOE COMPANY Plamtllt. VS MICHAEL ANTHONY PEREZ and MELISSA PEREZ el *1 . Defendants N O T IC I OF FORSOLOSURB SALS N olle* is hereby given lhal. pursuant lo lhal Final Judgment ol Foroctatura dated April 1st. IM S . and entered in civil caa* number SI-147CA14W. ol the Circuit Court o l Ih* ISth Judicial Circuit In and tar le n w io lt County. Florida wherein CHEMICAL MORT­ OAOE COMPANY, it Plarolilt and MICHAEL ANTHONY PEREZ. MELISSA PEREZ STATE OF FLORIDA. DEPART­ MENT OF REVENUE, it/art DefendsntMI. I will M il lo lh* highest and b et I bidder lor ceth al Ih* west front door of the Semmol* Counly court­ hout* In Sanlord. Sammole County. Florida, *1 I I 00 A M on IN* Tlh day nl May. IS M . lha following described property as ■el forth In said Final Judgment to wit LOT SS. ALAFAYA WOODS. PHASE VI. ACCORDINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK IS PAOE 7S-7S. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA NOTE PURSUANT TO THE FAIR 0EBT COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT YOU ARE AOVISEO THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS DEEMED TO BE A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE Oaled the 2nd dey ol Apnl. IM S MARYANNE MORSE Clark o l Circuit Court By Dorolhy W Bolton Deputy Clark CODILIS • STAW1ARSKI 4010 Oey Seoul Boulevard Suite 460 Tampa, Florid* 31S07 Telephone (113) 177 *001 OSS I M 4 H M Publteh Apnl 14. 21. IS M PEP-141 HI TMS CIRCUIT OOURT OF TNB ■MMTBBHTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT HI AHO FOR BBMMOLB COUNTY. CIVIL ACTION CASB HO. ST-S4S4-CA DIVISION Id COMPANION MORTOAOE CORP. Plamiiflfa). vs KRISTY L HAGUE. *1 al. DatendenX*) ROTIOB OF FORBCLOBURB BALB NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pursuant to an Order Rescheduling Foreclosure Sate dated April 3rd. ISSS. and anlarad in C a t* NO 07-2444CA e l th# Circuit Court o f the EIGHTEENTH Judicial Circuit In and tar SEMINOLE Counly. Florid* wherein COMPANION MORTOAOE CORP I* Ih* Ptim lifl and KRISTY L. TEAOUE are th* Defendants. I will sell to Ih* highest and bast bidder tar cash at Ih* WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE. SAN­ FORD. FLORIDA 11 00 a m , on Ih* 7th day ol May. IS M . Ih* folio wing described property as set lorth In aald Final Judgment LOT 2S. OAK PARK SUBDIVI­ SION. ALTAMONTE SPRINOS. ACCORDINO TO PLAT THERE­ OF AE RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK S. PAOE SI. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA WITNESS MV HAND and the east o f Ihte Court on April 3rd. ISM . (SEAL) Maryanne Mors* Clark of th* Circuit Court By Dorolhy W Bolton Deputy Clark Echevarria. McCall*. Raymar, Barrott E Trappier Poet Office Boa 3410 Tempo. FL 1M01 FS7I1B41S In accordance with I he Americans DiseWUltoi A c t par­ sons naading a special accom ­ modation to pa me Ip* lo In thi* proceeding should contact the individual or agency sending nolle* not later Mian Sevan (7) day* prior to Mm proceeding el th* address given on lh* n olle* Telephone: 407-3234 3 3 0 *iL 4227; I-000-MS-0771 (TDD) or 1-000-OSA-S770 (V), vta Florida Relay Sarvica. Publteh: April 14. *1. IS M 0EP-14S Need Help With Consumer Problems? Call: t �S*mmot« H«r*<d. Sanford. Florida - Tuaoday, Apnl 21, 1W8 - t A oranl * This is the week for reading, retired seniors, and remembering crime victims ; Seminole County commissioners presented a . number of resolutions and proclamations last * week during a Board of County Commission '< meeting. Above left, Commissioner Win Adams issues a resolution proclaiming ‘ Crimo Victims' Rights Week," April 19 - 25. Shown * at the issuanoe of the proclamation, left to * right, Adams, Linda Kuhn of the Stale A ttor­ ney's office, Deborah Wagnor from the Semij note County Sheriff's office, and Debbie c Rehder of the State Attorney's office. Abovo i right, Commissioner Dick Van der Weide pre­ sents a resolution proclaiming the week of April 19 * 25 as ‘ National Library Week.” Shown, left to right, Elizabeth Harper, presl* dent of Friends of the Library, Commissioner Van der Weide, Susie Goldman, director of l i ­ brary/Leisure Services for Seminole County, and Jane Dees, chairman of the county's Li­ brary Advisory Board. Lower right, Commis­ sioner Daryl McLain, right, presents a resolu­ tion proclaiming the week of April 19 • 25 as '25th Anniversary Celebration of the Retired Senior Volunteer Program “ (R S V P ). Receiv­ ing the proclamation is JuNe Haile, board president tor R SVP. Serial batterers dangerous menaces victim's advocate, I feel compelled to respond to Jason L a m o f Montana, who felt thst you exaggerated the number o f women killed each year by their husbands or boyfriends. While crime statistics do reflect that approxim ately 1,400 women annually are murdered by an inti­ mate partner, these figures actually underestimate batterers' lethality. M any such hom icides are n ever 1 properly classified, while others go unsolved and the victim's relation* ahip to the k ille r is never deter"m in e d . In addition, the deaths o f *, many women occur aa a cumulative -• result o f injuries received during *‘ yeara o f h ab itu al b eatin gs, and " th e ir deaths are not reported aa h homicides. « A significant testimonial o f bat1 terers leth ality is the number o f Z family members, friends, neighbors r. and children who are slain when 4 they get caught in the crossfire o f unbridled rage. A ll things consid,! ered, It is quite probable that, as •> you stated in your recent column, '* batterers are responsible for api proximate Iy 4,000 deaths each year. t T o r t a llz e th a t such men a re responsible for the deaths o f 11 peoV pie daily is frightening. j A s a writer and researcher. I’m concern**! lhal our n d ety to rec­ ognize that not all batterers a n the same. While the nonhabitual offen­ der may be nonlethal and treatable, the chronic offender Is often homi­ cidal and beyond rehabilitation. It alao concerns me that w hile society readily accepta the terms 'serial rapist* and ‘ serial Id llet' to refer to men who habitually rape and murder multiple victims, it falls to ack n ow led ge th a t men who habitually batter multiple female partners are ‘ aerial batterers * The fact is, the serial batterer is one of the most dangerous individuals in A m erican society, and w e must stop excusing him and minimising hia existence. M ICH AEL OROET9CH, KENNER. LA. D E A R M IC H A E L i I a g r e e that aerial b a tterer* should be rem oved from society In much the same w ay aa any oth er aeri­ al crim in a l. H o w ever, 1 w ou ld p refer to focus attention on the part o f the problem that la fix ­ able. T h e m ajority o f dom estic abu se com es a t th a h an ds o f m en w h o se a n g e r e a c a la te a from 0 to 100 in seconds. Th ey are not psychopaths. These are In d ivid u als w ho lash ou t w ith th e ir flats o r the nearest k n ife o r gun at the slightest provoca­ tion. I f they are w illin g to adm it th ey have a problem , th ey can be helped, but only w ith thera­ py an d p ro g ra m a driving crash. Drunk driving is not an accident. No one forces intoxicat­ ed driven to gel behind the wheel. They make that choice o f their own freew ill. J personally have loet two people who were very does to me. The first was my bast friend from childhood. Eight months after that, hia mother ABIGAIL VAN BUREN was struck and killed instantly by another drunk driver. Approximate­ ly 10 years later, I was struck and almost killed by a drunk driver. Drunk driving is the most fre­ quently committed violent crime In Am erica, and the No. 1 k ille r o f those between the ages o f 6 and 33. I agree with your response that the holidays were rapidly approaching and your hope was that tier letter would serve as a cau tion ary re­ minder about the datums o f driving under the Influence. With a person dying every 32 minutes and being injured every 30 seconds, it's vital that people know how serious the drunk-driving problem la. As a three-time victim , I must say that the best medicine for the pain all victims have endured Is to get involved with Mother* Against Drunk Driving (MADD). Your read­ ers can call MADD’s national hot­ line - 1-800-438-6233 - to leant m ore about M A D D and to g e t - __ . involved with their local chapter. T h e thousands o f p eople in the Tham eorganization support each other and Mom in are a tremendous help In our timea , „ o f need. \ f* miJy STEVE EMERICK, drunkC H ATSW O RTH .C AU F. DEARSTEVEt I haven't m to BP SS. ■,■ 22™ T3C— tpeUu Central Florida Blood Bank la aaklng donor* o f all typea blood - especially O-type d o­ nors - to donate at its Sanford branch, 1903 E. Second S t For Inform ation, call 322-0622. •‘ f t T u S l ' f f S S S w live support than MADD for someone who has loet a loved owe through an alcohol-related tragedy. People with a shared / C t N ! M A s’ L AKf MA H Y CI NI M A II) •i ii M ULE |[l 1:11110ISOHO MO | THIOEJCCT OF EY AFFECTION 1 fl________ t a w t a w ____ H i MftjQft i RACK TO iso amow ho taw cfnroPAMotLS twiroMowio raw T H I 000 COUPLE! via J inures^ gsg | jt LONOWOOD—A ll a n a seniors are invited to Join a seniors group currently m eeting at the Orthodox Church o f St. S te­ phen. 1896 Lake Emma Rd. A covered dish luncheon, at noon, is followed by B ible study and fellow ship. The group m eet* on the sec­ ond and fourth W ednesday o f the month. For more inform a­ tion. contact Mary Burke at 330-6391. M otel on Lake Monroe. V isitin g KJwanians are welcome. For Inform ation call W alt Smith, 323-5068. wmconw wagon Dancing (or 8anlort The Over 50 Dance Club dance la held every Wednesday, from 2:30 -4:30 p.m. at the Sanford C M c Center. Live m u­ sic by the Dcltonlans 13-piece band. Donation $3.00. A support group for friends or relatives o f alcoh olics (AlAnon) m eets every W ednesday, at 8 p m . at i l l E. 27th St., Just west o f Sanford Avenue in Sanford. New vial tors o r m em ­ bers are welcom e to thla 12atep group. C O E t tllM T S f(/ C A until noon. For Inform ation on addreee. call Betty, 695-0144, or Lucy. 322-7877. Seminole Spokes W elcom e Wagon Club of Sem inole County holds the regular monthly luncheon m eeting at 11:30 a.m . on the third Wednesday weaneaday o f very month. Thoae w ishing to attend, call Betty, 695-0144, or Lucy, 322- AKAnon w « S ,OT*| tinned Mothers Against Drunk J Driving (MADD) in my column _____ for some time. Thank you for | to 00 | U) 30 | t i n ' ’ | 11 30 Blood Bank 1:10MO*00000IftlO __a LOETWtMCC rata 100*1*101000 MERCURY RtStNQ m 100400100*00 THE PLAYERS CLUE 1404.10Ml *40 __w QMSAEfi 1401000 -Y J A M T va. Sanford-The Coastllnera m eetings are held at 10 a.m . the first W ednesday o f each month at the Sanford Senior Center. 401 E. Seminole BWd. A ll interested railroaders, both active and retired, are in­ vited to attend. For Inform ation, call Horace Oreen, 322*5493. Oroup for Caregtvera m eets the fourth W ednesday, at 10 e.m „ at the Frank Evans Center In Lake Mazy. A ll Interested are invited to attend. Shelly Brassier, a licensed Alzheim er therapist, leads the discussion and answers questions. For inform ation, call 323-4938 or Woman's Club Lake Mazy W om an's Club m eets the fourth Wednesday o f each month from Septem ber through May. For inform ation, contact Maryann Hoff, 321- Racovary Inc Recovery toe., la a self-help m m U l health organisation for p e m a who suffer from panic attacks, depression, fear* and general nervous sym ptom *. For W otm atton. call 680-2003, or 896-5906. TOPS wMcoiTMi wagon Seminole Spokes W elcom e W rgon Club of Sem inole county holds a coffee for new­ com er* and second W ednesday o f every month from 10 a.m . A local chapter o f TOPS (Take O ff Pounds Sensibly) m eet* every W ednesday at 6:30 p.m., In the auditorium o f South Sem inole H ospital, 555 W. SR. 434, Longwood. W eighing beings at 5 3 0 p.m. The first m eeting la held every Wednesday, at 9:30. at Lakevlew Christian Church, 1400 B ear Lake Road Apopka. For Inform ation, call 293-5048. �10 A • S * m,noH HgraKI. Santos, Honda • Tgggday. Aon) 21.1998 Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices IN T N I CIRCUIT COUNT O f TNS I t t h JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR tC M IN O L t COUNTY. FLORIDA C A t t NO. tN .4 7 T .C A M A S MORTOAOC CORPORATION F/K/A INLAND m o r t g a g e CORPORATION Plaintiff, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT o r THE I« T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IR AMO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. I M H T CA 1* W NATIONSBANC M ORTGAGE CORPORATION PM Inllft. VS M ic h a e l s iv il s . .1 u> . #1 *1 . Defendant* NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVSN p vn id n l to an Order or F*nAl Judgment Scheduling Foracloeur* Seta entered on APRIL III. I H I tn INI. c a m now ponding tn ..Id Court in. • tyle o l which I* Indicated •bo vo I will Mil to the high**! and be. I bidder lor e a lh al I ha WEST FRONT DOOR SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE. 301 N Para Ava Sanlord. FL *2771. al 11 00 a m . on tha 7th day ol MAY. IttS tha following deecnbed property aa aat forth m >aid Ordar or Final Judgment, to-wit LOT 31. LAKEWOOD AT THE CROSSINGS UNIT FOUR. ACCORDINO TO THE MAP OR PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 3$ PAGES SS THROUGH 10 IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FlORlOA */h/a t i l TOMLINSON TER­ RACE. LAKE MARY. FLORIOA 32T4S ORDERED al SEMINOLE. Florida. Ihia 2nd day ol APRIL, 19SS MARYANNE MORSE Aa Clara. Circuit Court Saminola County. Flonda By Deborah Conant Aa Deputy Clera SPEAR A HOFFMAN P A 70S South Draie Highway Coral Gablet Flonda 331 at Telephone (10ft) SSS-22M Pere one with diaabihly who need epeeial accommodation to partrcipala in thra proceeding • hould contact AOA Coordinator al SOI N Para Avanua. Suita N , Sanlord. Flonda 31771, al laael live daya prior lo the procaading Telephone (407) 323-4330 Eel 4227. 1 -SOO BSS I77I (TOOI. or I S00-SSS-S770 (V) via Florida Relay Service Publieh April 14. 21. IM S PEP-142______________________ NO TICI o r PUSLIC SALS PUBLIC NOTICE ia hereby given the I on the dal* end lime haled below, and continuing hem day to day unbl all good* are told, w* will sail at public auction, to tha highest bidder tor caah. at th* warehouse ol STORAQE USA. located at 4S0 FLORIDA CENTRAL PARKWAY. LONOWOOD. FL . th* following good*, wars* and merchandise tor rani and other charges tor which a lien on same I* claimed to wit DATE OF SALE 04/29/** TIME OF SALE 11 00 A M JEFFREY LENTCHNER till HOUSEHOLD /FURNITURE VINCENT PRESLEY #120 FURNITURE MELVIN BROAOOELT »1S2 HOUSEHOLD ITEMS FRANCIS O FULLER VIST HOUSEHOLD ITEMS ANGELA BOVO till HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Mic h a e l m c q r a t h not HOUSEHOLD ITEMS ARMANDO SALVADOR! i3St OFFICE SUPPLIES MARIEANNE SIMONE t il 3 HOUSEHOLO ITEMS A SS0 00 cleaning deposit will be collected lor each unit pur­ chased and refunded altar all contents o l the uml/t ha* baan removed horn the facility Th* above Information la to be pub­ lished one* ■ week tor Two con■eculhr* weeks Said sal* to be under and by virtu* ol th* statute* o l tha atal* ol Florida. In such caaas mad* and provid­ ed Publish April 14. 21. IS M OS P-11 CRItTlAN C F U C N T IS IT A L D#f#rxJ*rtt NOTICE OF ACTION TO CRItTlAN E FUCNTES any Paraonal rtp rtt«n la li«M th# iur\i««ng apoua# h#irv daviaaaa. grantaaa creditor*, and all othar partiaa claiming by. through, undar or agamat that dafandant. and ad clawnanta. paraona or partiaa natural or corpora!# or whoa# aaact lagai atatua ta unknown, claiming undar any ol th# abova namad or daacnbad datan* danta YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a Complaint to Foreckre# Mortgaga action and foracloaa of your Intaraat in and to tha following daacnbad raal aatata LOT i t TRIPLET LARE SHONEt THIRD ADDITION TO CASSELBERRY ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. RECORDEO IN PLAT BOOR 12. PAQE 7t. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Mora commonly known aa 9C2 Tnpiat Laka Dnvo Caaaalbarry FL 32707 A lawautt haa baan filad agamat you and you ara raqutrad to aarva a copy o f your wtittan dafanaaa. if any. to it on MATTHEW J SCHLICHTE. Piamt.ffa Attornay. whoaa addraaa ia 2134 Hollywood Blvd. Hollywood FL 33020 within 30 daya attar tha hrat publication of thia notica and hla tha original with tha Clark of Court aithar batora aannca on Plaintiff's Attornay or immadi* ataty thsrsaftsr. otharwiaa a datault will bs antarad agamat you tor tha ralisf damandad m tha Complaint or Psttbon Witnaaa rmr hand and aaal of this Court on APRIL 1«th t t t t (court aaal) MARYANNE MORSE Clark of Circuit Court Aa Dsputy Clark Publish April 212$ I t t t PCP.21S________________________ IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT OF T N I IIO N T IIN T N JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FON I IM IN O L I COUNTY, FLORIDA CASK NO. 1 1.11 7 1.DR f t . W IN THE MATTER OF TEMPORARY CHILD CUSTOOY BY RALPH J OOLOEN and MELANIE D GOLDEN. Pstitionsrs N O T IC I OF ACTION TO JOSEPH S MURRAY ADDRESS UNKNOWN YOU ara hsrsby notifisd that a pat tion for tamporary custody of your minor child. JJM. v i a Mad in this Court on tha ISth day of APRIL. I t t t . and you ara raqutrad to aanra a copy of your writtsn dafanaaa. if any. to it. on tha Patibonar whoaa nams and addraaa ara RALPH J GOLDEN and MELANIE 0 OOLOEN. 1043 * Crystal Bowl Circls. Caaaalbarry Florida 32707. on or bafora tha 29th day of MAY. 1091 and Ms tha original with th# clark of tha abora-sty lad court on or bafora tha 2Sth day of MAY. 19M otharwiaa. a (udgmant of tamporary child custody may bs antarad lor tha rslisf damandad in this pa tit ion Oatsd 18 th day of APRIL. IM S MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT AND COUNTY COURTS By Nancy R Winter Aa Osputy Clark Publish April 21. 2t. and May I. 12. I t t t DEP-219 IN TUB CIRCUIT COURT OF TMS RMHTSSNTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. M AND FOR SSMINOLS COUNTY, FLORIDA CASS NO. SS-1S77-OR-4S-A IN THE MATTER OF NAME CHANGE JJM. PeNHoner/Mmor Child NO TICE OF ACTION TO JOSEPH S MURRAY ADORESS UNKNOWN YOU are hereby notified that a pennon lor nomo change al your minof child. JJM. woa food ai thia Court on tha 1 llh day ol APRIL. I t t t . and you ara required to oorvo • copy ol your wntten dele nee a II any. lo It. an tha Potltlonar arhoaa nama and addraaa are KERRYN E LUCAS, bio logic a I mother o l minor child. JJM. 1043 Cryatal Bout Circle. Caaaalbarry. Flonda 32707. on or bafora the 2Sth day o l MAY. IM S and Mo tho original with tha clerk o l tha •bove-efyied court on or be lora tha ttth day o l MAT. 1000. otharwtaa. a |udgmant o l temporary child cuatody may bo enured lor Ihe rebel demanded In Hue petition Dated l i l h day o l APRIL m s MARYANNE MOREE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT ANO COUNTY COURTS By Nancy N. WmUr Aa Deputy Clerk Pwbfrah April 21. IS. and May S. 1 2 .1SSS DCP-220 r r . JOHNS (UVEA WATER •IVES NOTICE OF INTENDSD ASSNCT ACTION Tha Oiatncl gnraa nonce o l No Inlent to deny the requeat for a pamet by the following appbcanKt) on May 12th. 100S. ■T JOHNS YACHT S TENNIS CLUB. INC . ATTN: FASO DEL GUIOICE. 1101 NORTH LAKE DESTINY DR . SUITS 400. MAIT­ LAND. FL 32711, application 44 117-0473A ERP The protect ia located in Setnmoi* County. Section 2ft, Townahip 20 South. Range 32 Eaal Tha (R P application ia tor CONSTRUCTION OF A SURFACE WATER MANAGEMENT SYSTEM TO SERVE THE ST JOHNS YACHT A TENNIS CLUB. PHASE I Tha receiving waterbody it LAKE HARNEY ST JOHNS YACHT AND TENNIS CLUB. 1101 NORTH LAKE DEETINY DR . SUITE 400 MAITLAND. FL 32711. application *4-117047SAM-ERP Tha protect la located lo temmoia County. Section 23. TownoMp 20 South. Rang# S I Seat. Tha ERP application la for CONSTRUCTION OF A SURFACE WATER MANAGEMENT SYSTEM TO SERVE THE ST JOHNS YACHT AND TENNIS CLUB. Tha receiv­ ing waterbody it LAKE HARNEY CASSELBERRY ALLIANCE COAP-, ATTN: K. RONALD SCHROEOER. 110 SUMMERFIEU) WAV. BRANDON. FL SSE10, application (4.11T-04S4A-ERP Tha protect ta located in Bamenole County. Section 20. Township I t South. Range SO Seat Tha ERP appitcabon tor CONSTRUCTION OF SURFACE WATER MANAGEMENT SYSTEM TO SERVE A ft! UNIT APARTMENT DEVELOPMENT KNOWN AS FERN PARK APARTMENTS. Tha recervmg waterbody ■a LAKE OF THE WOOOI Tha Diatnct gnree notice ol ita intent lo leave o permit to the letlowing appbcanKt) on May 12.1SSS: SANFORD AIRPORT AUTHORITY. ONE RED CLEVELAND BLVD, SANFORD. FL 32773. application 44-117-02SSJLGM4-ERP The protect it located in Se mmole County. Sect lone 04, OS. 00. 07 A 04. Townahip 20 South. Range 21 Boat. Tha ERP application lo for MODIFICATION TO THE PREVIOUSLY ISSUED PERMITS ASSOCI­ ATED WITH CONSTRUCTION OF A GENERAL AVIATION RUNWAY. FIRS STATION. ROAD E CONTROL TOWER ANO TO EXTEND THE TAJUWAY FOR THE ORLANDO/SANFORO AIRPORT Tho raoeivtng weterbod.ee are U U tI JEIUP A LAKE MONROE CITY OF CASSELBERRY ATTN TONY SEGRSTO. 34 TRIPLET LAKE O R . CASSELBERRY. FL S2T07. application 94-117044SA0YM-ERP Tho protect it located in Semmole County, tectione OS. I t E 21. Towneh.p f t South. Range 30 EaaL Tho ERP application It for EXPANSION OF THE PROPOSED NORTH STORMWATER DETENTION P0N0E ALONG WINTER PARK DRIVE Tho receiving waterbody la LOST LAKE. Tho Meelti containing each ol tho above-be lad applicator**) sro •reliable lor inspection Monday through Friday aiadPt for togai holiday*, i 00 • m lo ft 00 p m al the EL John* Rfosr Ntotor Management Diatnct Headquarter* or the appropriate Oervtoe Comer Tha District writ taka action on each permit “ “ haled above unites a petition for an admmtatraPve . (hearing) la Mad pursuant to the pro vieions o l ■••Mono IBB. end 120 E7. F t , end taction 40C-1I11. FA C. A ____ aubatantial inteieele ara a 11acted by any o i the Dietrie la proposed permitting decisions Identified above may petition for *a adminis­ trative hearing tn accordance with sections 180 000 and 120.ET. F S. or aM partita may reach a wntten agreement on an aiterne live remedy under eecbea 110 473 anil not adversely affect tha right lo ■ hearing M not result in a settlement Tha procedures for puTL____ are aat forth m section 120 E72, Flonda Sfofofoo. and mtoa 20100.111 and 20-100 401- 40ft Flonda AdmfofoUelhr# Petit ions must comply with tho raqutremcatt ol Admrmetjstive Cod* Rule 40C-1 E21 and h e ____ by) M»a Diatnct Clerk, located al District IliiM q — Hare. Hlgharay 100 Watt. PaUtka. Flonda 22177 P c___ hearing on th* abos* appbcalwn(a) must he Med (14) days e l pubbeabon el Mu* nobce or wlMUn tone* sen (IE) of tho District depositing notica of that totem In to# m et tor tnaaa paraona to whom th* Diatnct marie ectuai petto*. FoMuro to Mo a petition within tfua tuna period shah constitute a waiver c l any right such person may have to raquaat on admnualrahva da Iarm! • nation (hearing) undar aacbon* IS0.0S0 and 1SS.E7, F 0 . con­ cerning th* aubtact permit eppbceUen. Petitions which or* not i accordance with th* above preetatono e i* aubtact to Ma­ ns* eel Because tha adiraruebatrv*'hearing process I* designed to lormuial* final agency action, th* hbng ot • poMUan moon* Mol th* Oislncts final action may b* MNIaronl from Mo ppoltion taken by It ui this notica ol mlani Paraona whaae aubatanbal intersete wW be a Reeled by any such fow l decuion o f M * Oiatncl lo bocoms a party to th* prooeodtng. in eocordanc* with th* requuamenta aat forth above Shannon Sane an. Senior Permit Data Technician St John* Rural Water Management OtaMtct Pubbah April 21. 1SS4 DEP-213 , IN TN S C IR C U IT CO URT OF TMS BIOHTBENTH JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT o r FLORIOA M ANO FOR B1MINOLS CO UNTY OASB NO. g g -S S I-O A -1 4 -A CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION. Ptolntlfl vs ROBERT L MCCOMBS. KIMSERLV 0 MCCOMBS. hr* aril*, a n d _____ AN UNKNOWN PERSON IN POSSKSSION OF THE SUBJECT REAL PROPERTY. Dafondonl(t) NOTICE OF ACTION TO All parti#* claiming btlaroat by. through, undar or agalnal ROBERT L. MCCOMBS. Ooeoooad, and *S parties hav­ ing or claiming to have any nght. till* or intoroat tn th* property heroin described YOU ARE NOTIFIED dial an action tot Foreclosure ol Mortgage on th* following described property: LOT 114, TWIN RIVER! SEC­ TION VI. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 40. PAGES SS7ft OF THE PUBLIC RSCOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ OA a/k/a IB M Ekana On**. Oviedo. Florida 227M haa boon Mod agamat you and you are required lo oorvo a copy ol you written defonoo*. II any. lo H, on Aim* 14. CrurAhretof. Attorney lor Plain HR. who** address ia Suit* *00, 1170 Madruga Avenue, Coral Oablaa. Florida 22I4E arithtn thirty (M| day* altar tha hrsl publication ot this N od e* In th* Sanlord Herald and Ida th# original wtdt the Clark a l Ihia Court either before aervlc a on PtelntlfTa attorney or Immadislaty thereafter, otherwise a da Isuit wH be entered again* I indad In WITNESS my hend and the teal o l thia Court thia 1Sth day of APRIL. IS M . (SEAL) MARYANNS WORSE Aa Clark o l Bto Court By Ruth King A* Deputy Clark • need a special to partrcipala In M a . should contact AO. Coordmalaf at Saminala County Courthouo*. SOI N. Pork Avanua, tulto M 0 1 . Bantord. Florida 32/71. al ioaat tore daya prior la th* proceeding Telephone: (407) S23-4SM a a t 4227; T S00 SM S771 (TDD) or 1 •400-340-3770 (V) via Florida Relay Bi Pubbah April 21. 20. 10M DiP-210 Legal Notices NOTICE OF INTENT TO NEOISTSR FICTITIOUS NAMS NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that th* undersigned, desiring lo engage In business under the fictitious name ol M.R. SULPIZIO TRUCN BRORIRS. ■I 1300 S French Av* . Sanford. Florida 32771. inlands to regietar th* said name with th* Fictitious Name* Registration. Taiiahaeeee Florida DATED this Iftth day o l April. A O 1SSS R E S TRANSPORTATION. INC By John Dili, Pr* aidant Publish April 21. IM S OEP-214 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IIB N T IE N T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FON SSMINOLS COUNTY. FLONIOA CIVIL ACTION CASS NO. B T - t r t l- C A DIVISION 14-B MELLON MORTGAGE COMPANY. Plain IIII. vs DONNA L YADLONSKI. A l HEIR ANO PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE OF THE ESTATE OF CYNTHIA O HOOQE. DECEASED. *1 al. OalandanKt) NOTICE OF ACTION TO THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, ANO/OR DEVISEES OF THE ESTATE OF CYNTHIA O HOOGE. DECEASED LAST KNOWN NSEIDENCE UNKNOWN CURRENT RESIDENCE UNKNOWN THE UNKNOWN CLAIMANTS OF THE ESTATE OF CYNTHIA O HODGE. DECEASED LAST KNOWN RESIOENCC UNKNOWN CURRENT RESIDENCE UNKNOWN ANY ANO ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING BY. THROUOH, UNDER. AND AOAINIT THE HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL DEFINOANT(S) WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BS DEAD OR ALIYS. WHETHER' SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST AS SPOUSES. HEIRS. DEVISEES ORANTEES. OR OTHER CLAIMANT! LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE UNKNOWN CURRENT RESIDENCE UNKNOWN YOU ARE NOTIFIIO that an action to to recto*# a mortgage on th* following property in SEMINOLE County. Florida LOT S. PALM PLACE. ACCORDINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF A t RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 10. PAGE EE. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA haa bean Mad again* I you and you ara required to earvs a copy o l your arrttlan daftness. II any. within M days attar th* first publication e l this N ot*# o l Action, on Echevarria, McCalls. Raymor. Barren S Frapptor. P lain tiff* attorney, Eeyehon w ho** addrea* l* SOI Bayahers 0. Tampa Inal with Ihia Court ollhor before sorvio* an Plaintiff's attorney or immediately there­ after. otherwise a default writ b * antarad again*! you lot th# rollot damandad In th* Complaint or petition Thia notice ohoa be published on e* each weak for taro con­ secutive era aka in tha Sami not# WITNESS my hand and the aaal a l Nile Court on Ihia Itth day a f APRIL. IB M (SEAL) d ark o f tha Court By. Rudt King A* Deputy Clark In accordance with the Americans Dfaabihttat Act. perparticipat* In this should contact th* individual or agency sanding nolle# not talar than seven (7) daya prior to tha procaading at dt* addraaa given on th* notlss Telephone: 407-321ASM oat. 42f 7; 1.SOO-SM-S771 (TOO) or 1-S00-MS-3770 (v). via Florida Relay Serv.ce Publish April >1. IS. IS M DCP-S17 CITY o r LAKE MANY, FLORIOA MOTICS OF PUBLIO REARMS NOTICI IS HEREBY GIVEN by tha City Commission ol the City ol Lake Mary. Florida, dial said Commission wiM hold ■ Public Hearing an SEAY 7th, I BOB. al TiBB P.M . or aa soon thereafter as possible, to consider a roquaal from Flonroal Sla.k Limited Partnership, c/o Jam** Doran C e , ter Bits Plan Review with th* to Bowing variance* to tho Land Development Coda 1. Variance la Section 114 20 of th* Cod# to allow ■ retaining w o i to b * built on thro* aide* a l a atormwator peed. Instead of only on Bio aids ad|*c#nt to Bid building. t. Varlanee to Section IS AM al th* C od* la allow a retaining wsB r a dislanca *aoaiding one-third th* ciroumferonc* e l 0. Variance is Section 134 SO of th* C od* to shew ■ retaining s a t to estond tola the five tool setback on th# eastern property |M * A PO RTlO NoJ TMS BAST M OFtSiT OF TMS SOUTMIAST 1/4 OF SECTION 7. TOWNSHIP SO SOUTH, RANOf M EAST. SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIOA. LYING SOUTH OF SUN DRiVS (SANFORD) ANO NORTH OF LAKS MARY BOULSVARO AND LESS TMS BAST 37| FEET. K IN G M O RI PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOL­ LOWS COMMENCE AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SAID SECTION T; THENCE RUN N E T S t' 40* W 171 00 (174 M FIELD) FEET ALONG THE SOUTH UNE OF SAID SECTION 7; THENCE LEAVING SAID SOUTH SECTION UNE RUN N00* S4‘ OS'S 40.00 (40.M FISLO) FEET TO THE NORTH RIGHT OF WAY OF LAKE MART BOULE­ VARD. THENCE RUN N E T S1'40*W 000 00 FEET ALONG SAID NORTH RIGHT OF WAV TO TNS POINT OF BEGINNING; THENCE CONTINUE ALONO SAIO NORTH RIGHT OF WAV UNE N M * 12' M ’ W. (FIELD) 274.70 FEET (FIELD) TO THE EAST PROPERTY UNE OF THE LANDS CONVSYEO TO BARNETT BANK; THENCE LEAV­ ING SAID NORTH RIGHT OF WAY RUN NOB* S4‘ H * L (FIELD) 344.11 FEET (FIELD) ALONO SAIO BAST PROPERTY UNE TO THE SOUTH RIGHT OF WAV OF SUN DRIVS (SANFORD AVENUE); THENCE NUN SE T IS ' 40*fi (FIELD) 274 i t FEET (FIELD) ALONO SAIO SOUTH RIGHT OF WAT TO THE WEST PROPERTY UNE OF THE LANDS CONVEYED TOT HE SOUTHLAND CORPORATION (RECORDEO IN O R IT S 7 PO 1M4-1EU. PUBLIC RECOROI OF BSMBKMJ COUNTY. FlORlOA). THENCE RUN *00* S4’S7*W. (FIILO) M S I S FEET (FIELD) ALONO EAI0 SHUT PROPERTY UNE TO THE NORTH RIGHT OF WAT OF SAID LAKE MARY BOULE­ VARD ANO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. U S E AND ACCEPT THE SOUTH M P U T AS PER O R M 7 I. PAGE 1120. OF THE PUSUC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CONTAINING S M I 7 SO FT. OR 2 *404 ACRES M ORI OR LESS Th* Public Hearing wM be held to th* Commission Chambers, 100 N Country Club Read. Laka Mary Th* Pubbe I* invited to attend and be heard Said hearing may b * continued Item Urn* to lima until a fou l deciatoo I* mad* by th# City Comntoeion NOTE- IF A PERSON OECIOEE TO APPEAL ANY DECISION M A M BY THIS COMMISSION WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CONSIDEREO AT THIS MEETING OR HEARINO. HE OR SHE WILL NEED A RECORO OF THE PROCEEDINGS. AND THAT. FOR SUCH PURPOSE. HE OR SHE MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IE M A M . WHICH RECORO MCLUOES THE TESTIMONY AND E V IM N C I UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO S t BASED FLORIOA ETATUTU 2M 010E PERSONS WITH DIEABIUTISS NEEDINO ASSISTANCE TO FART it IRATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE CITY ADA COORDINATOR AT LEASE 41 HOURS IN ADVANCE O f THE MECTINO AT (4E7) 324-3014 CITY OF LAKS MARY. FLORIOA DATED. Aprd 17. IM S PUBLISH April 21. IBM OEP-221 4 4 Legal Notices IN T N ! COUNTY COURT OF T N I 1tth JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLONIDA CASE NO.) S 7 .S 7 t4 .C C .IO C THE SPRINOS COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. INC . a Florida not-for-profit corporation. Plaintiff. Y THOMAS R BURNS. PAMELA W BURNS, and all unknown hair*, davieaee. grantaaa and all unknown or unrecorded intarvele which may aklat. Defendants N O TIC I OF SALE NOTICE IE HEREBY OIVEN the I th* undersigned will offer the following described proper­ ty in Seminole County. Florida LOT 22. BLOCK B. THE SPRiNOS. ACCORDINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK IE PAOSS t THROUOH 11. INCLUSIVE. PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMI. NOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA TOOETHER with all th* improvements now or hare aher erected on Ih* properly, and all saeamanlt. rightt. appurte­ nance* ranla, royaltte*. miner­ al oil and gae right* and prof­ it*. water, water right* and water stock, and all Nature* now or !hereafter a parly o l Ih* property. Including replace­ ment* and addition* thereto, tor asl* lo Ih* highest bidder tor cash on th* ISth day of May. IM S. a l i i 00 a m . at the W ail Front Door ol th* Saminola County Courthouse SOI North Park Avanua. tanlord. Florida 32771, purauanl to th* Summary Final Judgment of Foreclosure entered in this action on April 1BIN. IM S MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE COURT Ruth King Deputy Clerk Clrllord 0 Shepard. III. Esquire Shepard Frlburn 4 Ooodbtatt. P A 221 N E Ivanho* Boulevard Suil* 20$ Orlando. Florida 32S04 NOTIFICATION II you ara a parson with a dis­ ability who needs any accom­ modation in ordar to participate m ihia procaading. you ara enti­ tled. al not c o «l to you. lo Ih* provision o l certain assistance Pieeee con lacl Court Administration ol 301 N Park Avanua. Suit* N30I, tanlord. Florida 32?71, al <407| 3234330. within two working daya ol your rscaipl ol Ihia Notice. if you are hasting or voic# impaired call 1 SOO-tSS-1771 Publieh April 21. 23. IS M DEP-I0S IN TNE CIRCUIT COUNT OF T N I EIBNTIBNTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M AND FOR ■SMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CABS NO. BT-I4SB-OA DIVISION «4 w MARKET STREET MORTGAGE CORPORATION. Plain BIN*). v« CHARLES B BORDEAUX at al. *V'YOatandant(e) NOTICE u* OF FONICLOSUNB BALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purauanl lo a Final Judgment ot Mortgage Foreclosure doled March Itth . IM S and antarod In Casa NO S7-I42S-CA ot Ih* Circuit Courl of Ih* EIGH­ TEENTH Judicial Circuit m and tor SEMINOLE County. Florida wherein MARKET STREET MORTGAGE CORPORATION it th* PtamtiH and CHARLES B BOROEAUX. BARRY ABRAHAM. NATALIE L BOROEAUX. ANO ANO ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING 0T. THROUOH. UNDER. ANO AQAINST THE HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL DEFENOANT(E) WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE OEAO OR ALIVE. WHETHER SAIO UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST Al SPOUSES. HEIRS. DEVI SEES. ORANTEES. OR OTHER CLAIMANTS. OREENTREE FINANCIAL CORPORATION are th* Defendants, I anil sail to th* highait and b a d bidder lot cath al ih* entrance ot Ih* WEST FRONT DOOR o l th* SEMINOLE County Courthouse al 11 00 a m . on th* 12th day ol May. 1SSS. tha following described property aa sal forth ir (aid Final Judgment LOT 23. ALAFAYA WOOOS PHASE XVII. ACCORDINO TO THE OFFICIAL PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 33. PAOES St THROUOH SS. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA WITNESS MY HAND and Ih* east o l this Court on APRIL tllh . IS M (SEAL) Maryann* Mora* Clerk ot th* Circuit Court By: Ruth King Deputy Clark Echevarria. McCalls. Raymar. Berra 11 4 Ff apple r P ott Otoe* Boa 3410 Tampa. FL S3S0t FS711S32I NOTICS In accordance with Ih* Americana Dtsabdtiiaa Act. parton* needing a spec Ial accom­ modation to participate to tht* procaading should contact Ih* Individual or agency tending notice not latar than seven (7) day* prior to th* procaading at the eddraet given on Ih* nutic* Telephone 407-3214330 a it 4227; 1-OOO-OM-OTTt (TOD) or 1-000-MS-ST70 |v); via Florida Raley Service Publish April 21. 20, 10M DEP-210 WHAT HAPPINfD * T O T H( MAIL you SENT? puce d S n t o aomatldM paogfo rafrr to aa funk taedT ftiq/ba ■ few paapb edi actuaBy laafe Tour ad to tha o u lT T fb e seen and*read by it e c p? v Psnsws n M Gate Rasul fs CALI 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 Sem in ole Herald CLASSIFIED AD RATES DEADLINES Tuesday thru Friday 12 Noon tho day before publication. Sunday 12 Noon Friday ADJUSTMENTS A CREDITS In the event of an error, the Somnoto Herald wtl be responsible tor the first insertion only and onfy to tbg extent of the cost of thil Insertion Please check ad tor accuracy the fust day It runs. I Q PLACE AN AD-CALL ORLANDO SEMINOLE 4 0 7 / 8 3 1 -9 9 3 3 4 0 7 / 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 DEPARTMENT HOURS 8 AM - 5 PM MONDAY - FRIDAY NOW AC C E PT**) Legal Notices IN TN S CO U N TY COURT OF TNS SIONTBENTN JUDICIAL CINCUIT, M AND FOR SSMINOLS COUNTY, FLORIDA o a s b n o . s r -t a t a -o o -s a -R PALM SPRINOS AT THE SPRINQE CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION INC . vs ANN MARY PARK. Plaintiff, Defendant NOTICS OF SALS PURSUANT T O CNAPTSR 4S Notice it given that purauanl lo Final Judgment el Forcelosur* dated April 14lh IM S. m C ats No S7-ISI3-CC20- R. of th* County Court In and tor Seminole County. Florida. m which PALM SPRINOS AT THE SPRINGE CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION. INC . I* Ih* Plaintiff and ANN MART PARK, it Ih* Dafandant i WIN sail to Ih# highest and beet bidder lot caah al Ih* Waal tront door ol Ih* Sarmnel* County Courthouse In Sanlord Florida, at 11 00 a m . on May ISlh. IS M . the following daacnbad pro party sal forth m tha Ordar e l Final Judgment Unit 21U PALM SPRINOS CONDOMINIUMS AT THE (PRIN O S. a Condominium, together with an undivided (bars in those common alamanta appurtenant lharalo. according to Ih* Declaration el Condominium recorded In Official Record* Soak 1311. Pag* l i t , a* amended by dial certain Amendment recorded to Official R ecord! Book 2TS7. Pag* 7 and Ptal Book 21. Pages M through SO. ol th* Public Records o l Bamtnol* County, ftarida and any amendment* DATED April 14th. IM S MARYANNE MORE! Clark ol County Courl Gy: Jan* E Jataartc Deputy Clark CLAYTON A MCCULLOH 10SB Maitland Canter Common* Bhrd Maitland. Ftortds 31711 (407) 07S-2SSS Publication e l tht* None* on April I I . 1MS. and April IS. IM S OEP-207 13— H ealth St Beauty EXTRA HOLIDAY WSKWfTT 1-On-l Personal Training ml lltanma Tanau Free body Ial anafysil Dan rut Etar ere* Phytaotogto, 772-M0 7 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIEO dial an action to toractoa* a mortgage and reestablish a leal not* and/or mortgage on Ih# following properly: LOT *4. ALAFAYA WOOOS. PHASC XIV. ACCORDINO TO TH I FLAT THERSOF AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 17. PAGES IS AND IS. PUBLIC RSCOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA haa baan Mad again*I you and you are required la tare* a copy o l your written dafanaaa. It any. to II on DAVI0 J. STERN. ESO Plaintiff* attornay. whe addrea* I* SOI B. UNIVERSITY DRIVE. ETB 100. PLANTATION. FL SSS24 (no talar than SO day* horn Bi* d al* ol Ih* tlret publi­ cation *| thia no be* e l kalian) and hi* ih* original with Ih* dark ol this court either batora aarvio* an Plaintiff* attornay or immediately thereafter, other­ wise a datault wiM b* antarad agalnal you tor Ih* rellal damandad to Ih* complain! or petition Hied hereto. WITNESS my hand and th* aaal o l M * Court al SEMINOLE County, Florida. M a 1Sth day ol APRIL. 1S03 MARYANNE MORES CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY. Ruth King Deputy Cteffc IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DIIABtUTIBI ACT, pareone with dlaabilIbee neading a special aaecmmodalian ahould conlacl COURT ADMINISTRATION, al Uia SEMINOLE Ceunly Courthouse al 40T-m-4220. ISOO-OSS-S771 (TDD) or 1-000tlt-STTO. via Florida Ralay Eanrioa. Law Olhca* ol David J. ttom . P.A. M l E. University Drive Plantation. FL SSS14 (•*4)213 -0000 M -tlS IK B F B ) Pubbah April I t . 10. IM S DEP-20S BEET Hama Buetoeee out toar* H you are (enoua about maiung money ml no fte* d prod, no tov. no rah Cat 262 3320 14— Fox S ale GREAT INCOME SECURITY BARS A DOORS l i e , 34 yrs E«p $0 000 datrgnt S$/*q 11 Fra* act OuAirfv (x te fnteod 904 9««, 0013 Ot407 324 3160 VENT. figure. LOVICKS 34 men MOO oeo Or ma frad* camera aqmfmanl 302-1424 No CapKal. Juki Herd Work Chart* 669 7297 JOIN MT Tupper*are family New htenda arira t FREE car A hat al toe tame tan* interest ad/C allind* B $26 3617 59— Fin a n c ia l Services 16— R eminder S ervices To: Mtchaai There t never a day that God hat nol tueiaed ua w*h the kma mo hava shared Ha ha* grvan ma a apecrei gri You* Lore A Fnendfthp Happy Birthday'I TVttD ol baetg turned down tor crerSTt Laam where to oMam to* betl oaaift cradJ card*. *m but loani. debt contohdabon Itatet at low at 5 9 V no an­ nual loot, ate H E W Erearpn*. • * 3231(96 and my heart. - 63— M ortgages — WE BUT MORTGAGE NOTES Trust Deed* Land Conlractt an ywhar# If you own a note or are roeeclmq pn-Tt C*4 322-4029 21— P e r s o n a l s Lrmng eipeneet countaang 70— Education 4c T r ain in g E mericai GIFT OF LIFE M 6 1 1 I-U 1 1 DATE UNS-FUN TM4S 1 900407-T7I2 Eat 3671 E2 9»Vkn t| Yrft Sarre U 1619)654 0434 A co w M d Truck School COL. VAT A Apprv job Aaarei Wkandcltlta* National Truck School Wa* at* waicoma 7 dart Private rm# Fameto Sus Uac*MM77SS LIKE WORKING WITH PEOPLE? ^ 1 1,1 l l w A SISTER WhM* mala bom ui Sanford 6riG45 lo a y a n g m gta woman from a prominent Sanlord larrety Adopted al • mot ol age F m name wa* Mchaef Pwata caa (352)3724342 < you hare ado 23— L ost 4 Fo u nd ALONE7 F i t Most RESPECT­ ED Datng Bureau Smca 19771 A l Agat ma S tn o d Bnngmg Paopte TopaPw* SOO822-4477 FOUND Lg grey, long haead to- BI TNS CIRCUIT COUNT O f TMS I STM JUDICIAL o m io u it . ra AND po m SSMINOLS COUNTY, FLONIOA SENSUAL JURISDICTION DIVISION OASS NOl SS OSI OA 10 K OCWEN FEDERAL BANK. FIB PLAINTIFF VS LUIS A VEGA. ET AL DEFENDANT!*) NOTICS OF ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE SBRYtOS TO: LUIS A VEGA whoa* residenc e I* unknown ll he/*he/lhey be living and II ha/ehe/lhey be dead. 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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 21, 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/685ec3468c34e10bde540909cc530c6b.pdf 34e41db686b284304e8f116714cb0bfc PDF Text Text TUESDAY J a n u a ry 27, 1998 50 C en ts Sanford Herald S e rv in g S a n fo r d , L a k o M a ry a n d S o m ln o la C o u n ty a ln o o 1S O S 90th Year, No. 111 • Sanford. Florida Flap within Above it all historic district over boarding houses, crime County says naughty boys violate code By MARIA OREM llrmld Staff Writer SANFORD • The days of the Florida Hotel may be rmi mtx-rrd If residents of the his­ toric district have their way. A murder this month at the boarding house on Oak Avenue may havr been the last straw for residents who have been complaining for years about criminal activity there. Residents will meet today at 7:30 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall at the comer of 4th and Park Avenue to discuss 'slumlords, drug dealers and other criminals affecting the quality of life and causing fear and mental dis­ tress.* according to a flyer dis­ tributed to historic district residents. Oob Casaels, a resident and property owner In the historic district, said It Is, his under­ standing that there wtll be an attorney present at the meeting to discuss a possible civil ac­ tion to shut down the Florida Hotel and a similar boarding house located on the comer of 4lh and Palmetto Avenue. Casaels said he will attend B y R U 88 W H I T E Herald Staff Writer HwaMShew si Tessa, vtaeewt CsMn Ophsim sssm s oblivious to ths ruckus going on bsiow him sa ha waits his Sfcsrian Husky, Mies, along E.E. WMtsmson Road, abovs lntsrstals-4. Approximately an hour bsfors Ophsim and Mica sat out for ths veterinarian located near the overpast, a westbound truck carrying heavy equipment •truck ths bridge, causing some damage and sanding chunks of concrsts onto auiomobOse be­ low. Thors was minor damage to two vehicles and s i but one Ians was closed to traffic. Department of Transportation craws. Including Pots Conley, in the bucks! truck, work on ths damaged overpass. B ss Rally, Page 2A th at they could not have adult rn trrta ln in e n t until th r re ­ ceived a llccnnc. They applied for one hut w err d rn lrd In July. The county said that VIP was loo close to hom es and In an a rra not zonrd for adult bust- SANFORD • The county and VIP Oold arc at odds again tills lime over m ale dan cers In G -strings who arc working at lll'S S C S . the club In Fern Park. For awhile. VIP tried lo o p ­ Cover up. boys. Sem inole erate us a disco club but with County w arns. On Monday, an nttom ey from out success. Recently. It began lo feature m ale d a n r r r t who S h u tts & Bowen filed a morion strip down to G -strings and for the county In Circuit Court fn*qurntly have physical c o n ­ lo show why Solitary Inc./VIP Gold should not be held In c o n ­ tact with female custom ers. County staff went to p e r­ tem pt of court. Last May the county In sti­ form ances on Ju n . 9 and J a n . Ill an d observed the m ale tuted action against the defen­ dancers tn G -strings with th rlr dant assertin g that VIP Oold buttocks exposed. The county was operating an adult club without having sought or o b ­ attorney’s office bus a vldro tape of the perform ance. tained a llcm se. At the rime, The county's rode Identifies the club featured a show with uny place where "male or fe­ nude female dancers. male genitals, the an u s, b u t­ Ju d g e Leonard Wood Issued tocks and the male genitals In an Injunction against VIP. saying adult entertainm ent was a dlscem lbly turgid state, cvrn not ullowrd at the club b e­ If completely and opaquely cause It opened during a tem ­ covered" arc displayed as adult entertainm ent. porary b an by the county County staff said they saw a which w as tn the process of custom er’s Irgs strengthening Its adult e n te r­ female wrapped around a m ale d ancer tainm ent codr. Wood told the owners of VIP 8 m C o ao ty , Flags 2A Henley: ‘I can do a better job’ Retired principal is once again a politician R f l U l B t W H IT E Herald Buff Writer SANFORD - The retired principal is once again the politician, which means Carlton Henley won’t be spending as much time with his 10 grandchildren this year as he did last year. Henley. 65. Is on the campaign troll. The man who served the Seminole County School System for 39 years - 31 as principal at Lyman High - wants s seat on the County Commission. lie’s running against the Incumbent Win Adams tn District 4. and the sparks figure to be Dying tn this Republican contest long before the Fourth of Ju ly. Henley’s • sturdy end savvy ex-college football player who says he feels "blessed with good health" and "hears • call to duty.” His wife of 42 years, Peggy, also told him to go for It. ‘I’ve got nothing against Win Adams.” Henley sold Monday. ’But I believe I can better serve the citizens of the county. Tliat’s why I’m running. I don’t need the money. I feel i eon do a better Job than he’s been doing." Henley was on the commission from Oct. 1993 to Nov. 1994. a special appointee by Ouv. Lawton ChUea to replace Bob Sturm who died In office. Henley, then a Demo­ crat. lost In a run to be elected to the post bi 1994. 'I’ve been there, experienced the Inner workings." Henley said. In the past lew years, Henley sold he senses that many of the people who Uve In Seminole County have become frustrated or upset by local government. There’s a lack of trust." he said. 'It's from all the turmoil and from all the delays by the commission.” Of great concern to Henley ore 'allegations of wrong-doing by staff and elected officials, resulting In investigations by the FBI. FDLE and the Grand Jury.” Henley says he wants to avoid mud slinging In hts competition with Adams yet there appears to be some open wounds. One Is from lost year's emergency trans­ port service debate. Adams was the decid­ ing vote and east It for the county firefight­ ers. Henley didn’t approve of the delay nor the consultation cost and process. Where votes come from and why Is anoilier concern. 'Each of the commissioners sliould get the facts and vote with convic­ tion.” he said. ‘I’m my own person,” he said. *1 don’t fed I have to vote this way or tliat because of what the other commis­ sioners do.” It particularly Irks Henley that frequently he has heard the county commissioners 'urgue rather than listen to people” who have come to the public meetings. T h at Isn’t the way government should be. Just Die opposite.” Henley said he recently made a $100 contribution lo the Citizens of Decency, wlio want to prohibit totally nude dancing In tlw county. He wouldn’t moke any com­ ments on tlie commission's decisions on the udult entertainment Issue other than say. 'It would be foolish for them to d/xg tills out anymore. I don't expect It to be an 8m H e a le y . Fogs 2 A F o g g y a n d C a rlto n H enley have h it tho ca m p a ign troll. Lake Mary officials develop goals, methods for attaining them By N U U Mrraid Staff Writer SANFORD • The goals of the dtlxens of the city of Lake Maiy. as conveyed to the mayor and city commissioners, were the topic of dis­ S w J4A, cussion at the Strategic Planning Session held Monday at Seminole Community College. The commission, city manager ana depart* ment heads convened for the annual meeting with an agenda that included review of pay, term lengths and limits for the commission and advisory boards; pay plan, merit pay and Incentives for city staff; organisational effi­ ciency; corporate memberships and Issues of concern. The four-hour meeting was facilitated by Dr. Piter Colby. Colby met with the commission* era to ascertain the agenda Items In advance and keep the meeting on track as much as possible. The Issues of concern Included airport and other noise; long range financial planning and goals; Infrastructure: downtown, older neigh­ borhoods. specific projects; land use and de­ velopment Inside the city; land use and devri- Christian Sharing Center expands, showcases computers, electronics By Herald Staff Writer D fc O rtt LONOWOOD- The Christian Sharing Center will showcase computer and electronics equipment at Its expanded fa­ cility on Friday, Feb. 6 from 7 p in. to midnight during a pre­ grand opening. As part of tile Values Reborn Thrift Stove, the computer and electronics thrift store wtll siiectallxe In u variety of used computer hardware and soft­ ware. stereos. VCR's, and tele­ visions. said Sam Deputy, thrift store manager. Deputy, who also manages tlie sharing center's boutique and all-purpose thrift stove. Is currently organising the ex­ panded portion of the complex. "We re setting up the unit to ■HI computers. 380s and 480a. televisions and VCR’s.* Deputy sold. ’It’ll be nice and full. 'Everything we receive la do­ nated. primarily through church people who tend to bring In higher quality Items.* Deputy said. During the event the com­ puter and electronics center will be staffed by Individuals wlto know about computers and ran answer questions, he sutd. In existence for 12 years, the si taring center through local churches provides food, cloth­ ing. rent and utilities assis­ tance. to families In Seminole County. An average of 60 fami­ lies a week receive assistance from the center. Deputy said. Case workers determine Indi­ vidual needs and provide vouchers to those requiring help. "We try to keep people In Uieir homes, food In the kitchen and clothes on their buck.’ he said. All proceeds from the thrift store, which has been open for uliout 2 1/2 years, go to the si taring center. The center op­ erates with about 160 volun­ teers and a hundful of staff. *We’re all here because we want to be here.* Deputy sold. Items in the thrift store are marked and there Is no dick­ ering because *lt’s cheaper here.* "Well have something for everyone from the novice to the expert.* he said. We’ll even mix and match parta.* 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 11 �2A •Snnford Herald, Sanford, Honda ■Tuesday January 27 ' H A Seminole County: Kudos in the schools G o a l s -----------C o n tin u e d from Page 1A opm cnt outside Mir city. .uni C rystal L ike am i oilier w ater issues Hie eom m tss loners ill seusseil at length the p o ssib il­ ity of a raise In the co m p en sa­ tion ta le for the elected offiria ls anil extending the length of the term served. C om m issioner George Durye.i had suggested a review of tin- com pensation rate prior to the election In November. All of the board m em bers currently n i rive $400 a m onth for their tim e. At «hc planning session. Du* rye a said, 'w e are all p ro fes­ sional people. Our time Is w orlh a lot of money." Rookie eoinm tssioner A1 C rum p said tli.it serving a s an elected offi­ cial was “more lime consum ­ ing th an originally a n tic i­ pated. ‘ Com m issioner Gary Hrcndcr equated the time spent in the planning session to a loss o( $150 in Income trom his sales Job. Hut be added. ‘I'd be here II (com pensation) was zero." On the Issue of term lengths Hrcndcr said. *1 think it Is an issue we're eventually going to deal with.* H ie majority of the board frit as Thom Gn*ene did. ‘it you’re only in for two years you're basically ru n n in g for rrelcctlon for two years.* Mayor David Mealnr asked City M anager J o h n Litton to have stall Investigate the step s needed to change the city c h a r­ ter with regard to pay an d term lengths lor a possible referen­ dum on the November 1998 ballot. On the subject of airport noise, the com m ission derided to ask the O rlando Sanford Airport Authority to meet with them in a Joint session, som e­ time in February. Public W oiks director Rick Diaz presented a com prehen­ sive overview of the s ta tu s of paring and drainage projects, but because time was running short the com m ission decided to hold this part of th r p la n ­ ning session over to a work session to lie scheduled for sometime in M arch. H ccausr some of the d iscu s­ sion ran long, the Issues of laud use and development In­ side and outside the city. C rys­ tal Like and other w ater issues received only a cursory m en ­ tion. No formal action was taken on the item s d iscu ssed . R a l l y -------------declined since I started w ork­ C o n tin u e d from Page 1A ing on this.* hi* said. the m eeting a s will other re si­ ‘I care about th r com m unity dents. however he would like to and the building and removing tin hide o th er ren tal p ro p erties that elem ent h u t we all have to lu the possible action. work together to accom plish ‘There should be other re n t­ ilia!.* he said. *l’vc already als in th e rr an d not Just tliose dem onstrated that and 1 can two b ecau se these places d e ­ prove It.* value our properties." C assels Form er city com m issioner said. Lon Howell, a rrsldent who will The prem ise of the proposed also attend th r inerting, said at lion. C assels said. Is sim ilar he Is happy Hint Mayor lairry tu a case In California where a Dale Is taking a proactive posi­ large num ber of com plaints led tion regarding the hotel and to the d o sin g of rental p ro p ­ sim ilar estab lish m en ts. erty. T ills Is som ething I pushed 'I want them to sh u t It down for while I was on the com m is­ (Florida Hotel),* he said. *You sion but the prior m ayor didn’t can see the dntg deals and do anything about It.* Howell prostitution there all the time.* said. *If those types of a p a rt­ .lack niem lllrr. president and m ent houses a re allowed to chief executive officer of F lor­ stay sta tu s quo there will be ida H ospitality Inc., which problem s. They need to be owns the Florida Hotel, said he closed down there. plans to attend the m eeting t o ­ •l-arry Dale Is proactive and night with proof In h an d th a t there will be som ething done. the situation at the hotel h as People may say w hat they w ant unproved greatly since h r was about Larry Dale, b u t I'll have brought on board In August th at bulldog on my side any 11197. day.* *1 wn^ .brought In to clean up Howell said he is confident th is hotel and I haw.* Dale will bring die police, the H ldm lllrr said. *l\*e cleaned elty and all necessary princi­ out half the residents twice and pals together to work on the n m tln u c to work with the po- problem . Hi t departm ent to keep the *Now th at Larry Dale la In­ elem ent out that no one In volved 1 think som ething will Sanford wants.* happen.* he said. As soon as he Is aw are of the Dale said he h a s spoken to unw anted elem ents In his h o ­ several residents In the h is­ tel. Blemtller said h e calls the toric district and he su p p o rts police and If they c a n ’t remove pluns to clean up the situation the person or persons Involved at the Florida Hotel. He also tu unsavory ucttlvtty, he a sk s noted the ongoing Investigation them to leave. by police of the m an who was B lrm lllrr said there Is a need found m urdered In his room at for a n estab lish m en t such as tlic hotel a few weeks ago. the Florida Hotel to provide T h e r e have been m ultiple housing to honest h ard w ork­ cuuiplalnla about the hotel for ing individuals who m ight not y e a rs,' D alr said. The com ­ be able to afford a stan d ard plaints concern unsavory a c ­ apartm ent. tivity, filthy language, drug a c ­ He will go to the m eeting, tivity and prostitution, h e said. which he was not aw are of. to *! w as asked to sit In on this let people know the facts. m eeting and I'm going there to “I'll go with copies of the learn because 1 w anna see this tresp a ss notices an d show how situation eleuned up.* Dale the num ber of com plaints have said. F rom S taff R ep o rts From teachers tu student In adm inistrators. Sem inole County INibltc Schools have had their shim* of nrcom pltshm cnls lately. At Bear Like E lcm cnlnry School, m usic teach er Artte Almeida w as named T eacher of the Year. Almctda recently a t ­ tended a workshop in Taichung. Taiwan along with 120 other m usic teach ers from around the country. Almctda Is a incmtier of the n atio n al Hoard ol Professional T eaching S tandards and has also h ad breakfast with President Hill Clinton In Octolier 1997. LO TTE R Y T o d a y : C lo u d y w ith a GO perc n il chance of ruin. Illg h s near 70. Lows tn the u p p c r-4 0 ». W e d nesday: S u n n y and pleas­ a n t. Illg h s in the m ld-G O s. Low* in the u p p c r-4 0 s . T h u rs d a y : S u n n y . H ighs In tile uppcr-G O s. Lows In the u p p e r4 0 h . F r id a y ; P u rity c lo u d y. High* In the u p p e r-60s. L iw s m i he m ld -4 0 s. Hera ara tha winning numbers salactsd on Monday In tha Florida Lottary: PllV 4 Fantasy B S -1 3 -2 4 -2 S -2 S Lotto (Ja n . 28) 11-21-2B-2B-40-42 84*54 ^ 3 3*3*7 Sanford Herald “Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Seminole County Since 1908“ Tuesday, January 27, 1998 • Vol. 90, No. 111 PubiitOad Tuesday through Friday and Sunday by Republic Newspapers, Inc. •300 N. French Avs., Sanford, F L 32771 Phone: (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9408 AOUWeSTRATION D am s KoraK •PiOMnsr P u ^ i •Busnsss M m g a r T a ra n G a ro i Metros Moms oosm s UTOsSpagM ADVERTISING Clvu Sharp - U s a g e Elans Otootrt* R oust lavaroar Charyl Slone CLASSIFIED KaAa Werner ■Mawger Sendy P reWry anCU LATO N Ekrabsth Bennee EDITORIAL lacy Loar • Edeor Jsff BerWecAa Shan Breda Dons Dwtnch Deed Fransr Courtney laSaar Maw Oram DaanSrMh Tommy Vncert Sevan Wanna flu** Whet Paodcal Pouega Pad at Sanford. FtoncU and additional mailing ortcaa USPS *fll?8Q Poatmatla Send addrvM change* 10 The SANFORD HERALD P 0 Boi 1667 Senfoid. F I 32772 1667 Republic LEOALS Maryaat Staley By SUSAN WENNER Herald Stott Writer SANFORD - Clnlrr Paul has worked as a volunteer In the G uardian Ad Diem Program for three years now and considers llie work rrwnrdlng a s well ns helpful. Her lo ir of children mollvaled h rr to assist In (his effort to represent young lives and (heir needs. Thr State of Florida effort Is n part of the Judicial branch, nrcnrdiug to Nancy Armstrong. Cl m ill D lrrrlor of Seminole Courtly. She shared Itinl volun­ teers are tnlrrvlrw rd alter appli­ cation Is m ade nnd a back­ ground check through law enfo rm n rn t Is also conducted. Two references an* necessary lor further check after another screening Interview. Paul adds thnt she rend ntxnii the need for volunteers In the Sanford Hemld and called In In­ quire. Afler four days with six hours each day of training and review of the iegal system and various duties she wns ready to begin. "We an* trained to handle o u r­ selves In yourt.* she said. "We represent the children nnd their needs. The program really sm irk a rortl with me since I have children and (hey turned out to lx? such good parents." She shares that Ihere are limes dial one may spend eight or more hours a day preparing for n ease or meeting wllh p ar­ ties Involved In the rase. ((•Hue tills fall. "Where do I stand? Let's put It this way. I'm an ordained deacon In the Baptist Church." Ills goals, Henley said, are to reduce crime, reduce the burdim of fees and taxes, to a t ­ tract clean Industry with high paying Jobs, to protect the e n ­ vironm ent. to solve the p ro b ­ lem of traffic congestion, to elim inate flooding In certain areas, and to make government more u ser friendly. Henley w as bom in Hum­ boldt, Tcnn., and became a sports s ta r at Humboldt High School and then at Memphis Stute University . He taught and coached football and b a s ­ ketball at Humboldt High School an d then came lo Cen­ tral Florida. lie was assistan t principal a t Seminole High School In 196162 an d w as principal at Lyman High from 1963 to 1994. C—tls —d h iR N |* 1A Subacnpaon Rata* (Daily A Sunday) HomeDekwy Mai SIB SO SMontfia 824 00 S39 00 $4800 euonmi 1 Vfear •0600 (7600 Ftonda HMKfonU add 7% u•IM UU Newspapers, Inc. Armstrong nnd Raul both m en­ tioned Hint additional Inter­ viewing and certification Is nec­ essary each year In order lo re­ main as a volunteer. Additional courses are nlso needed. Henley--------- PRESS S S T A F F WO Head Praaaman The Rev. Bruce Scott, of First Protbytorlan Church In Sanford, and vofunlaor Clairs Paul. Being appreciated is a strong |x>trit of this organization, ac­ cording to Paul. T h ey really ap ­ preciate the volunteers and show it." she said. "They ask u s when we are done with a case If we are ready for another one." According lo a G uardian Ad Utem brochure, the role of this volunteer Is *to Investigate by Interviewing all persons (hat 'Som etim es we have to go to the could have an Impact on Ihe school and talk to the teacher or child's case: Consult with the counselors.' she said. T h e re Is Interested medical, social, psy­ a lot of work Involved but It Is so chological and law enforcement rewarding knowing thnt you're workers; Monitor the agencies helping the children. Some and persons providing services situations are heartbreaking to the child; Visit the child on a and others tu rn out line. We are regular basis; Protect the child there as representation for the from Insensitive treatm ent d u r­ children. They need someone to ing the adversarial process; tie with them In court nnd rep­ Make reports to th e court con­ taining recom m endations tfnd resent Uielr best Interest." County--------- Ehern Tyrraf. J r • T hr Hopper C enter tn S a n ­ ford h as scvrr.il 'Gold* s t u ­ den ts this p ast week. The Hopper C enter ts the school facility for children that have trouble In other sch o o ls In Uie area. After these ch il­ dren have dem onstrated a p ­ propriate behavior lor one week they advance to th e Pewter level. They then m ust spend two w rrk s at the Bronze level and four weeks at the Silver levrl In order to “bring hom e the Gold*. Sevrral Gold stu d en ts rrlrh rn trd th eir achievem ent this past week by touring the S her­ iffs Offlrc. Herr Ihry saw first hand th r disadvantages of bad behavior. They also had a pizza party at Schlotzsky’s Drli and saw first hand th r advan­ tages of good behavior. Alter the stu d en ts have m ain ­ tained their Gold s ta tu s for four weeks, they will Ik* m ain ­ stream ed back Into area schools. She’s a guardian of children PRO DUCTIO N Frank Votoftna •Manager Peggy Daaroer Cheryl Sman Robert "Sap' Cowan Mark Savors B e Egan Also, the leadership team of the Sem inole C ounty school district was recognized recently a s a M aster Hoard during a st.d e conference In Tnmpn sponsored by* the Florida School Hoards A ssociation. P articip an ts of the leadership tram who com pleted the p ro ­ gram Include lioard m em bers Larry Furlong. Bob CmlT. B ar­ b ara Kuhn. J e a n n e Morris, S andra Robinson, and school superintendent Paul Hagerty. The team rom p lrted 20 h o u rs of training to rein state tilts recognition which Is held by 110 percent of th r school d istricts In Florida. Uetuicieefc ei the Week ] Contis usd from Psgs 1A LOCAL FORECAST At Indian Trails Middle School. M argaret-Ellen Hill was selected ns In tern atio n al Education Middle School T eacher of the Year. Hill leaches eighth grade exploring technology. She will receive n plaque tn March during n n a ­ tional conference In Fort W orth. Texas and also during llu- Florida technology E duca­ tion Association C onference In O ctober. wearing only a G-string, and a perform er placing money tn a custom er's blouse and retriev­ ing It with his mouth. Andrew Brumby also in­ cluded in h is motion the fact that during Individual perform ­ ances which Ihe ‘performer's" pelvic and groin area were lmm ediately tn front of nr touch­ ing the female's face or chest, an d on at least one occasion, Included Ihe custom er's fon- ‘Being principal at a high school Is m uch like th at of a county com m issioner" he said. "Each Job h a s a wide range of d u ties th at call for firm d eci­ sions." Since filing on Oct. 1. 1997, Henley h a s ra ise d 621,339.13. T h at's a little more th a t half th e 642.133.75 In cam paign contributions for Adams, the Incum bent who (Ued In J a n . 1997. *Hc (Adams) h ad only 610.000 the first q u arter when he (lied." Henley said. Henley's su p p o rt from cur­ rent com m issioners G rant Muloy a n d Dtck Von Der Welde Is m ore th an obvious on the Initial C am paign T reasu rer's report sum m ary: Maloy c o n ­ tributed 6100. Van Dcr W eidc's wife 6400 an d Van Der Weidc's son. Brad. 6500. Form er S a n ­ ford Mayor Lre P. Moore co n ­ tributed 6200 a n d Sanford c o n ­ trac to r A.K. Shoem aker 6500. dllng the ‘perform er's" bare buttocks. VIP owner S ean McCabe Is appealing th e county's d e n ia l for a license an d Solitary Inc., th e parent com pany for VIP Cold, h a s sued the county In ft'tlcra] court. The county la also engaged In legal action against a club known as Sassy Merlot'e. which also opened during the county's tem porary b an. Sassy Merlot'a won Its Initial case before Ju d g e J a m e s Dickey. The county Tuis appealed. Information for th e Judges to consider In their rulings: Advo­ cate th e best Inleresls of the child: And above all. become a friend on whom th e child can m ist and depend* For more Information about Ihe G uardian Ad U trm ITogram call Nancy Armstrong at 3234330 ext. 5370. Paul and her husband. Horace, have lx*rn married lor 13 years Tliry sh are srv rn chil­ dren. .lam es, Tina. Latin. Patricia. Mike. Rick and Drvron. right grandchildren nnd two great grandchildren. The couple are n ru v r ns elders with (tie First Prrsbytrrlnn C hurch In Sanford Paul Is nlso the vtrrchairm an of th r Seminole C ounty Port Authority. CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA NOTICE OF PERMITTED, CONDITIONAL, OR PROHIBITED USE CHANGE The City of Lake Mary, Florida, proposes to adopt the fol­ lowing ordinance: AN O R D IN A N C E O F T H E C ITY O F LAKE MARY, FLO R I­ DA, AM EN D IN G O R D IN A N CE 241 A S CO D IFIED IN T H E LAKE M ARY C O D E O F O R D IN A N CES , AM ENDIN G C H A P TE R 154.09 D EFIN ITIO N S T O INCLUD E A D EFIN ­ ITIO N F O R R E TA IL M A N U F A C TU R IN G O U T L E T S TO R E , AM ENDIN G C H A P TE R S 154.65 AND 154.66 T O IN C L U D E R E TA IL M A N U F A C TU R IN G O U T L E T S T O R E S A S A P E R M ITTE D U S E; PROVIDING FO R C O D IFIC A TIO N ; PROVIDING FO R C O N F L IC TS , S E V ­ ER ABILITY A N D E F F E C TIV E DATE. A Public Hearing on the Ordinance will be held on February 9,1666, at 7:00 P.M., or as soon thereafter as possible, In the City Commission Chambers, Lake Mary City Hall, 100 N. Country Club Road, Lake Mary, Florida. The public Is Invited to attend and be heard. A copy of the Ordinance Is available in the City Clerk's office at Lake Mary City Hal). N O T E ; IF A P E R S O N D E C ID E S T O APPEA L A N Y D E C I­ SIO N M A D E B Y T H I8 COM M ISSIO N W ITH R E S P E C T T O A N Y M A TTE R C O N S ID E R E D A T TH IS M EETIN G O R H EA R IN G , H E O R S H E W ILL N E E D A R E C O R D O F T H E P R O C E E D IN G S . A N O TH A T. FO R S U C H PUR PO SE, H E O R S H E M AY N E E D T O E N S U R E T H A T A VERBATIM R E C O R D O F T H E P R O C E E D IN G S IS MADE, W HICH R E C O R D IN C LU D ES T H E T E S TIM O N Y A N D EV ID EN C E UPO N W H IC H T H E A P P EA L IS T O B E BASED. FLORI­ D A S T A T U T E S 299.0105. P E R S O N S W ITH DISABILITIES N EED IN G A SSIS TA N C E T O PARTICIPATE IN A N Y O F T H E S E P R O C E E D IN G S S H O U LD C O N T A C T T H E C IT Y A D A CO O R D IN A TO R A T L E A S T 48 H O U R S IN A D V A N CE O F T H E M E E TIN G A T (407) 324-3024. C IT Y O F LAKE MARY. FLO RIDA C A R O L A. F O S T E R , C IT Y C LER K �Sanford Herald Sanford. Flonda - Tuesday. January 27. 1998 ■ 3A People Did he cheat or didn’t he? That is couple’s question DEAR AIIHY: My luixlinnil nnri I have it different opinion about the .-ulw of marital separation. Fairly in our marriage, following the InrfIt of n chilli, my hunlutnd become unhappy with our union. W ithout w arning, hr iiunminred tlml lit* wok moving out for n trial xc pn rat ion. Dm mu that tinip lit* hlept with another woman. lie iloiinx that hia inlidehty wax juatifird l«ecnu*c lie had moved out. Mail I known that the aeparntmn waa lux idea of nerm iaaion to reaunie a xinglc lifestyle, I would likely have m ade very different ileeiaionx on m> own iM-half If Ida rulea apply, whenever I feel I'm "unhappy * and need to get away, ilV t >K in lake a uiev vara Iion and ateep with whomever I find nitrite* live. However, I doulit he would approve of the shoe being on the other halt, although he thought it wax permixxible for him to la-have that wav. I ta-lieve a trial aetmrution aervea ax a vehirle tor couples to work out their dilfereneex and in no way nul* lifiea th e m arriage vow-a In my opinion,only when there ia intent to dixxolve the marriage a ml a auit for divorce haa ta-en legally filed are tiu1vow a waived. I any he cheated on me and had ADVICE A B IG A IL V AN BUREN an alfair. He anya not. Ahhy, what do vou any? Kf Hit JIVING HUT UNAHI.K I t t FORGET IN CALIFORNIA I1KAK FO R G IV IN G i I, to o , any lie eheulrd on you when he had un a ffa ir. H o w ev e r, you were atiffieienlly com m itted to each other for the marriage to have withstood hie infidelity. S in e e llila la atlll n bone o f contention, you would lie w ise to aeelt professional counseling to d is c h a r g e y o u r lin g e r in g anf(er. It w ill u n d o u b te d ly strengthen your union. DEAR AHHY My wife haa allowixl our Ifi-nionth-old daughter. "Alicia,* to sleep in our bed (ofT and on) for some tim e . M y w ife gels tired of waking up in the middle of the n ig h t to rock A lic ia back to sleep, so she picks h e r up and bri ngs her hack to our bed. I try to help out by going into Alicia's roam and rocking her and event unity laying her back down in her crib. T h is usually works, hut when m y wife brings her into our room, she destroys the progress I wax making in keeping the baby in her own tied. I love our daughter very much, hut I end up with little feet hitting my chin and I don't sleep well. 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Samlnola bounty, Florida, undar tsa '.ciiiioua Nama ol aiO A FLIO M T, and that wa ntand to ragittar aard nama aits tsa Omaion at ;or porationa. TaUahaaaaa, riorxM. m accordanca with tha rrovlalona ot tsa Fictitloua lama Statutaa. To-Wrt: Sactlen Its 09. Florida Statutaa I9SI. Conyaraion Corp . Inc. Jaroma Mitchall, Eiq Anornay/Ragiaiarad Agant •ubliah: January 27, 19*4 3EM-108_____________________ w TC3irt*C< t m c im c u it eouar o f f l o n ib a . M AMD FOS ASM IHOLS c outcry O tB B B S L j u a is o t e n o o d i v is io n CASS NO. S7-S4SS CA 14 K CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION 1/k/X CHEMICAL RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE CORPORATION. Plaintiff, JUAN COSTA. ELENA COSTA. hi* wda. FIRST SANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, 44 Wdanlura truvtao tor tha FlratPlua Altai Bachad Sacurltma. u rlo t 19*4-3. a n d ------ AN UNKNOWN PERSON IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT BEAL PROPERTY. t lw n n v J n n G v J W (to W a t; TG 1 T X i: ~ i : i v e na--~^mt ■e~a~ a BS > n (.m ,T ij m Legal Notices DaftndanUt). NOTICE OP ACTION TO: JUAN COETA AND ELENACOSTA Raaidanca Unknown it altva, and Hdaad. an partiaa claiming Intoraat by, through, undar or agolnal JUAN COSTA AND ELENA COSTA, and all partial having or claiming to hovo any right, trtlo or intoraat In lha proparty harain dater tbod you art haraby notiliod that an action to lorocloao o mortgage on Iho following proparty In SEMINOLE County. Florida: Lot tot. SAUSALITO SECTION THREE, according to tho plot thoroof recorded In Plat Nook It, Page* 74 through 74, incluaiva. Public Rocorda el Seminole County, Florida. W i 151 Kantor Bl*d., Cattalbarry, Florida 11707 haa been filed egemet you and you ore required lu aor*e a copy ol your written defentaa, Hany. to N. on Sheppard Faber, Attorney lor Plaintiff, whoee addreaa la Suita IN. 1S70 Madruga Avonua. Coral Gabioe. Florida 11144. within thirty |M) days attar the tail publication ol thla Notice n tha Santord Herald and IMo tha original xrffh Iho Clerk ot thla Court either balora eervlce on Plaintiff* attorney or bo er.ierod egomit you tor Uto In tho comWITNESS my hand and lha aaal ol thla Court thla 14th day ot JANUARY. 194S. (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE . Aa Clark of aard Court By Jana E. Jeeewte Aa Deputy Clark 'Persona with a disability who need a apacial accommodation to participate m thla proceeding Coordinator at Samlnala County Courthoeoe. M t N. Park Ayanuo, Suita NS01. Sanfard, Florida 31771. el leaei thro dayt prior lo tho proceeding. Tt laphono: (407) SI1-4U 0 oat. 4117; 1SOOS55-S771 (TOO) or 1 -S00-S6S-S 770 (V) Ha Florida Relay Bervtca'. Pubkah: January TO. I T , I H « OEM-151 Don't Let High Rental Ik es EM Up Your Budget 300N. RanchAml. Sinlord•322-2611 m vs ~ n Legal Notices Legal Notices ta t u b c ta c u ir c o u n t OP TNB tSTH JUOICIAL cta cu fT o p PtoatOA M AND FOB S4 MlNOLB COUNTY OP T IN tSTM JUOICIAL c ta c u ir at a m o pom I COUMTV, C IR C UIT CIVIL juaiaateiukw D ivm aa SEfSBPlMrxxMNUFwtMF • UNm^M W t Wy ^ y m t w GAOS MO. S T -X M E C A CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION F/K/A CHEMICAL RESIDENTIAL MORTOAOE CORPORATION F/K7A MARQARETTEN A COMPANY. Inc.. Plaint Ht, VS. JOHN T ARNOLD and DONNA J. ARNOLD; at at.. MOT 1C ■ OP POMBCLOSUMB SALS Notice ia haraby given that, pursuant lo that Final Judgment of Foreclosure doted January tSth, IS M , and entered M civil case number 97-1M1CA of tho Circuit Court ot tho IBth Judicial Circuil M and for Samlnola County, Florida, wherein CHASE MANHATTAN M OR TO AO I CORPORATION F/K/A CHEMICAL RESIDENTIAL MORTOAOE CORPORATION F/K/A M ARGARET!IN 4 COM ­ PANY. INC., it Plaintiff and JOHN T. ARNOLD. DONNA J. ARNOLD. NTS-PROPf RTIES VI. A MARYLAND LIMITED PART­ NERSHIP. NTS-PROPERTItS ASSOCIATES VI. A KENTUCKY LIMITSO PARTNERSHIP NTS CAPITAL CORP., A KENTUCKY CORPORATION D/B/A BANAL PARK APARTMENTS, la/ara Dalondantla), I wM aoU lo tho hlghaat and boat bidder tot cash at tho wool front door ot tha Seminole County court* houta In Sanford, Samlnola County, Florida, at 11:00 A M . on the IBth day of February, it**, tho following dooertbad proparty aa eel forth b aald Final Judgment, to wK: LOT 141. FOREST BROOK* FOURTH SECTION, ACCORDSfO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RiCOROCO IN PLAT BOOK IS . P A M M . PUMLIC RCCOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORtOA. NOTE: PURSUANT T O T N I FAIR DEBT COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT VOU ARE ADVISED THAT THIS LAW PWM IS OSEMEO TO BE A DCST COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A OEST AMO ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WMX BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. Dated tho iSth day at January, 1SSE. MARYANNE MORES Clerk ol Circuit Court •y Joan Sonant Deputy Chert CODIUS E ETAW1AREKI 4010 Bay Seoul CYNTHIA CONCIFCION. ALFONSO CONCEPCION. HER HUSBAND: UNKNOWN TENANTS. N/K/A IN Ei CONCEPCION. IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT REAL PROPERTY; SEMINOLE COUNTY; ___ _ . »• N O TICE OP SALS NOTICE IS GIVEN that purawant ta that certain Final Judgment, dated January 1Hh. 1 IM , In Caae Na. S T - m t . ot tha Circuit Court of lha ISth Judicial Circuit In and for Samlnola County, Florida, m wherein CHASE MANHATTAN MORTOAOE CORPORATION M Plaint IN and CYNTHIA CON* CEPCION. et el. era the Defendants, I wtd aad to the highott and boot bidder lor cash at tha wool bant daw ot tha Samlnola County Ceurtheuee. M l North Park Avenue, Sanfard, Florida, at 11 MO o'clock A M., on tho ISth day ot February; 1SSS. lha tel- ST. otylr th e p aren ts ch o o se. You and your wife muat determ ine where you want Alicia to sleep, then be consistent In establish­ ing a pattern. It may take aevernl nighta of cry in g , but A licia can learn to aleep com fortably In her own bed, if that ia what you choose to teach her. What I runt need to know about a rt. d r u fa . AII1H, a nd g e ttin g a lo ng w ith p o r n and p e rm it la In “What Every Teen Khould Know.' T a order, aend a truslnraa ■ la rd , aelf-addreaaed e n ve lo p e , p lu s cheek or money order foe SS-BS (Et-VO In Canadal to: Dear A h h y, Te e n llo o k lrt, P.O. l l « i 447, M ount M on-la. III. SI0S40447. tfoatage la Included.I ROBERT STEPHEN BALFOUR Robert R trphrn Balfour, 43, At more Clrclr. Deltona, died J a n . 23, 1998. at h is residence. Bom In O rlando, he moved back to C entral Florida from Cclllton. Md. in 1992. Mr. B al­ four worked for 20 years a s a truck driver w ith Regal Boats of Orlando. He w as E p iscopalian. Survivors Include father. George. Inverness; son, Bryan. Apopka; step -so n s, Louis Salndon, Norfolk, Va„ Robert Duvls, Deltona; step-daughter, Nlkole Salndon. Newark, Del.; brother. William David, Austin, Texas: four grandchildren. Stephen R. Baldauff Funeral Home. Deltona. In rb arg e of arrangem ents. Blood Bank Dancing for Senlora C entral Florida Blood B ank is asking donors of all types blood - especially O-type d o ­ nors - to donate at Its Sanford bran ch . 1302 E. Second St. For Inform ation, call 322-0822. The Over 50 Dance Club dance Is held every W ednesday, from 2:30 -4:30 p.m. at the Sanford Civic C enler. Live m u ­ sic by the D cltontans 13-plece band. D onation 83.00. Recovery Inc Optimist Club Recovery Inc., la a self-help The Sanford O ptim ist Club m ental health organization for m eets every W ednesday a t people who sulTrr from p anic noon at the colonial Room in attack s, d ep ression, fears and downtown Sanford. Vtslloni are general nervous sym ptom s. For welcome. Call 323-2194 or 322- Information, call 660-2003. or 0298. 896-5906. JACKSON C. PRICE J a rk s o n C. P rirr. 72. South H ue Ridge Circle. Sanford, died Monday. J a n . 26. 1998 at Columbia Medical C enterSunford. Mr. H ire was bom on J u n e 6. 1925 In S ta trn Island. N.Y. He moved to C entral Florida In 1984. He was a fire sprinkler fitter. Mr. Price served In the U.S. Navy during World W ar II. He belonged to American Lrglon C am pbellLosslng Post 53. He w as a 30 y r.ir m em ber of Moose Lodge *766-Orlando an d a lifetime m em ber of VFW Post S8207. Ij mg wood. He was a Lutheran. Survivors Include wife. Renee: daughter. Ja n ic e Farrell. Syosset. N.Y.; son-in-law . Tom Farrell. Syosset. N.Y.; two g ran d d au g h ters. (irnm kow Funeral Home. Sanford, in charge of a rra n g e ­ m ents. DANIEL A. DELAY Daniel A. Delay, 39. C ountry W.ilk Drive. Fort Orange, died J a n . 24. 1998. B om in Foun­ tain Hill. Pa., he moved to Centrul Florida In 1986. Mr. Delay GEORGE A. SIMPKINS worked In sales. Survivors Include p aren ts. George A. Sim pkins. 46. Van Murtlou and Robert. Sanford: B u rm Avenue. Lake Mary, died anna. Matthew. Z achary. Saturday. J a n . 24. 1968. Bom Poltstown. Pa.. Daniel J r „ In V alpariso, Ind. on April 22. Ormond B ract;: sisters. Lisa 1951. he muved to C en tral Dottorc. Apopka. Amy C al­ Florida In 1952. Mr. S lm pktns houn. Lake Mary; grandm other. W its a supervisor for W aste M anagem ent Division of Or­ Lucille Kampfer, Holiday. Fla. Baldwin-Fairchild Oaklawn ange County. Park Cemetery and Funeral HuiMvors Include m other. Home. Lake Mary, in charge of Gladys; sister. Solly Durham ; arran g em en ts. brother. Steve. W inter Springs. C arry H and F uneral Hom es. MILDRED B. KELLEY Lungwood, In charge of a r ­ Mildred B. Kelley. 77. F rances rangem ents. Drive. Altam onte Springs, died Saturday. J a n . 24, 1998. S he w as b o m In N orm an Park. Oa. Edward S. W ear la. 84. Wllan d moved to C entral F lorida til 1940. Mrs. Kelley was a sliire Drive. C asselberry, died hom em aker. She w as P resb y te­ Sunday. J a n . 25, 1998. Mr. Weseta w as b o m In S outh Mil­ rian. Survivors Include sons. Clif­ waukee, Wls. an d moved to ford R. Gilbert. A ltam onte C entral Florida in 1967. He Springs, Mlcliael E. Gilbert. w h s retired from Winn DUde Apopka; sister. M arla Tyler. Grocery Store, C asselberry. Mr. Ann Arbor. Mich.: two g ra n d ­ Wesela was a m em ber of th e Moose Lodge. children. Survivors Include son, E d ­ Haldwln-Falrrhtld Sem oranFureat City C hapel. F orest ward, J r.. Milwaukee, Wla.: Goeraan. City, tn charge of arran g e­ daughter. Patricia Dude City; bro th ers. Erwtn. m ents. Louts. Milwaukee, Raymond. CHERYL ANN MARELLA Cheryl Arm Marclla. 45. Du­ m as Drive, Deltona, died Mon­ day. J a n . 26. 1998 at Florida Hospital-Altam onte. She was b o m In Ken m ore. N.Y. End moved to the C entral Florida area In 1985. Mrs. M arclla worked aa sen io r accounting clerk for Fleet M anagem ent, Sanford, for 14 years. She w as E piscopalian. Survivors include husb an d . Paul: son, Mark; m other. Arltne Speers; slater*. C tn th la Clanowald, League City. Texas. Cathy Kama. Spring Hill. Fla. Stephen R. B aldauff Funeral Home, Deltona, tn charge of arrangem ents. Grand Rapids. Mich..; siste r, Jo sep h in e Gaulke, Milwaukee; five grandchildren; 11 g reat­ grandchildren. G aines C arry Hand Funeral Home. Longwood. In charge of arran g em en ts. PRICE. JACKSON C. M em orial Iim t-Tiil m t v Ic c s w tlh Military Honors for Mr. Jackson C I‘rite. 72. of Sanford, who died Monday, will lx- 11 u.tn. Thursday illuming at (Irumkow Funeral I It uric Chapel with Campbellhissing l*nM 53 Chaplain officiat­ ing. Inurnment will lx* In Florida Nallonal Cemetery. Huxhncll. A rniiigemeiits liy Gramkow Funeral lliNiie. 322-3213. Sanford. SIMPKINS. OEOROE A. Thm* will Is* no public funeral hcrvtrcs for Mr, Simpkins. However, frfind‘1 may call ill the Galne* Carry Hand Funeral Home Tues­ day. Jan. 27, (rum 5 to 8 p.m. Mr. Simpkins will lx- ereumted and his rm im lrd Uxty will Ik Interred In iltc family rens-lcry plot In Georgia. (iuincx Carey Iwind Funeral llnliic. H34-H550. LnngwixKl. Is In eiiargc of scnVvx. GAL , C I N l M A S ’r . f I5HM M' f1iV 1 Tn i i *r,* LAKE M A R Y C I N E M A 10 JS80 N i \ ) t■ j* m i r> SPICE WORLD ha ixail 110 4 40 7 40 1000 MOUSEHUNT 1 10 4 40 710 * 40 HALF BAKED 110410 710*50 AS OOOD AS IT GETS 1149 4 00 7 00 4 90 U*OI» | OOOO WILL HUNTMO I I 49 4X0 710 1000 FALLEN 100 4 00 700 *40 PHANTOMS 11X14307 101010 TOMORROW NEVER DIES 110 410 700*30 ixaial HARD RAIN 100410 730 1010 TITANIC I I 30 4 11*00 ► f'I **• T| S : Pi SVI 'i roix 1»'| L •, . *(j% tho Order ot Pinal LOT M . PALM POINT, AS PER PLAT IN PLAT BOOK M . PAGES SB THROUGH T t . MCLUSIVS. PUBLIC RCCOROS OF SSMtMOLI COUNTY. FLORIDA BXMMMT A DATED: January ISM1.ISSS MARYANNS MORSE Clark of Iho Caurt By; Joan BrtNarM Deputy CHth d you are a s arooa wdh 4 r 1905 S. A ^ S a n f o r f - J ^ 7 i 3 2 3 ^3 f t » _ rmT P ic c o |*Ts-Piaca Hm m ' ^ 'Svt^atwTnlwy^oi idfMda M hearing (T O d MOM 444-4771. I(V )M 0 N S 4 4 Aiiomay lor Plaintdt: STEVEN P LEE 14M CorM Way. Suita SOI Miami. Florida 1114S |10S) SSS-7S44 o4 thla Notlca et 1SS4 end S<d day ot Tampa. Florida 11407 TUapnawa: ||1N o n -0000 CEE **7-04111 DCM-S00 Coo* No.: OT-ESON-CA-14 Dlvlalaai R CHASE MANHATTAN MORTOAOE CORPORATION, FtaintM(a), IN BRIEF M I Fi O M " ’ 1' 1" 1 >Bucket | • lS p is o s iflf j j * »!— ! 'i ^ I I $*\ ["2-Plcce Combo Meal !I Snack * 2 pisen of (tucLcn, mixed •Slide I * I iMt4Ut«f yourchoks le v a mA b I n i I cs - 'J \2-pT«"c«"8 upa r a « — • I booKstyk bunenrillt biscuit a sm ) ■ » I fciNiajl* Bua— ilt bo—. _ • SOeadriak Not «*M uN i any oBnt oBn or S S N J t S t o M M U M iU W W �I . 4 A •Sanford Herald. Sanford. Honda •Tuesday, January 27. 1998 s*t * -C. m*’\ ■ . ■ w:^ We Buy Furniture Specializing In Our store offers a unique concept to buying furniture. Wc purchase at deep wholesale discounts and pass tlie REAL savings on to our customers. The big stores have huge overheads and defined lines of product that they are not flexible to change. At B&T, we buy any and all nice, clean new and used furniture from homeowners, bankruptcy liquidations, model home builders, and first quality new excess product direct from the manufacturers. With our low overhead and discount purchasing abilities, we are able to sell high volumes of furniture, new and used, below normal . retail prices. We are able to pay more for the furniture we W iM L d W _ buy from homeowners and resell it quickly with a low .} £ ^' : markup margin. Come on in and browse, and we ll show X E g jj win our store, we never bother you while you shop, hut .. | | H k ^1 \\e re here to help so we can earn your business. . N a m e B r a n d D is c o u n t A t C Q r P ric e s D ‘>29 S. U.S. Hwy. 17-92 Ia»njp»ood 3 lllks. S of 434 (Next to Centra Care) A U t t t e M u i o O q q - l r o O ' ~ | n fflH U ilH I ^ T s f c A u n iq u e aaaortm enl i f tret ah & Irena urea. Alan B ea u tifu l M otive A m erican Itealgna. Something fur Everyone. 71ti S o . i i I q M i l t >1sA Alwut Dm S p r n . t l s ?<• Chijlijl 4 l A | lit Of <r» ? A .1 H r t h t w i n s |1 |i .i Cel f • V • 9 • • N i * 1 a ! • • • 91* i l l »i •M e* Ai.itl.ihir • i» . . tM tV . It 1 # I I f ! H i 1 s M in t 3S9-2 S4S / C \ QUAUTY FURNITURE, INC. K y •ModelHoneLiquidators 2 * »..•• •We ASellOnePieeeorWholeHouse i NameBrandsAt 695-19981 DiscountPrices U J L Huy. I7.*2 g w e a d Hlka.S 434(Neal OntraCara)— ja m J • Q u a lity N e w A U a a d F u n d t e r e C O N S K .N M I NT H O M I D fc C O H • ( . l i I S Your Full Service Auto Center J Buy » » 8. V 3 1— of to J. Thaddeus Morgan, DJLD. Imwrancc Accepted Accepting New ftttknti We Deliver Anywhere! FAMILY DENTISTRY CHARGE BY PHONE Lake Mary, Florida 32746 Fax* (407) 324-2427 (407)324-7879 24 Hour Service HOUSE CLEANING 2 5 “ o OFF January 17, 1998 HOUSE M O F R O Y A L T Y l J £ JL _ ’ [ B V. G AID U • Where Customer ietUteetlen b *1 (<t7)S2M M I at(407) I S U N p f c Iksrtnmhc del*ton Mard wuiiiii* I A cuisine of Sanford's m o l Tta* Hoorn. (Senlng classic or imllUoaal high lea iU U i tw o M L to 3 0 0 p m .) y a X u ay* Mane# an* lyn 6cm Dine la casual elegance and eo|oy £ traditional Southern Dicing (all you can eat and served famliy style) tor only M J Beatty Hearing Center Sanleg etapUr 4J0 pM to PW pje. Oividonof Heanrooict Since IM2 i B U Y O N E E N T R E E < « * * * * * p * .) i R E C E IV E S E C O N D E N T R E E ....< F R E E ) H O U S E O F R O Y A L TY S888 Saaferd Avaaae • Saaford, FL 82778 torBcecrvatlons Cell 523-9933 or313-5098 t u a n i - z s -m �Sanford Herald TUESDAY Tribe nettersF Girls’ hoops teams close out regular season O U TD O O R S JIM SHUPE From Staff Reports Turkey bandits beware: Wildlife Alert Reward funds get boost SANFORD _ TWo of Florida's conservation organizations have Joined forces to en h an c e protection of wild turkeys from Illegal h a r­ vest. The Gumc and F resh W ater Fish Com m ission's (GFC) executive d irecto r. Dr. Allan L. Egbert, an n o u n ced the Joint effort. T h e Wildlife Alert Reward Association and the Florida C hapter of the National Wild Turkey Federation (FCNWTF) will pool rew ard fund m oneys to 'u p the ante* for those reporting turkey violations." Egbert suld. U nder the agreem ent, the FCNWTF will provide up to a $500 rew ard In addition to the $250 rew ard, paid by Wildlife Alert to cullers whose Inform ation resu lts In an a r ­ rest. Court convictions of violators arc not necessary to qualify for rew ards. Com m issioner Ju m le Adams, who also is president of the FCNWTF. said. T h e fed­ eration Is excited ab o u t this latest e n ­ deavor. We an ticip ate th is Joint effort will greatly en h an ce protection in areas w here turkeys are not a b u n d a n t due to Illegal harvest." To get the project u n d er way. the FCNWTF Is reprinting rew ard signs to In­ clude tire five GFC 2 4 -hour, toll-free W ild­ life Alert hotline n um bers. The federation will then post signs statew ide In co o p era­ tion with private landow ners. Toll-free nu m b ers arc also listed In local d irec to rie s, and the cellular n u m b e r Is *GFC. • -Egbert said the Wildlife Alert p ro g ram kvbuld not cha^gKJNIfe b a s te o p e r a ti o n a l guidelines u n d e it th e e x p a n d * * effort ifoth the FCNWTF. W hen callers rep o rt to th e GFC. the d u ty officer will provide th e tu rk ey -h u n tin g vio­ lation inform ation to a wildlife officer for Investigation. If the caller's inform ation leads to a n arrest, th e caller will be eligible for the dual rew ard. T h e Com m ission will contact both W ild­ life Alert and the FCNWTF so they may Is­ sue checks for th e respective rew ard am ounts." Egbert said. "It's o u r policy To get quick tu rn -aro u n d on rew ard s. S H U P ES SCOOP Believe U or not. certain individuals actually try to "earn" a Uvllehood by poaching and selling wildlife. In effect, they are not only stealing from us. but from generations yet to come. Reward systems such as this have proven to be effective deterrents. FISHING FORECAST Boss fishing In the riv er Is beyond tough with the excessively high w ater. Tty back In sloughs, a s b ass will be following th ese w aters In p u rsu it of bait. Also fish confined areas such a s l.aki» Pn>n«^u an d Lake Winder- Plan on covering a lot of w ater to locate fish, th en slow down once you begin to get strikes. Sebastian Inlet is offering good action with big w inter flounder. Flatfish to over 10 u n d s arc hittin g finger m ullet slowly unced along th e bottom . Also expect a few snook, m u ls h , tro u t an d sm all sn ap ­ per. ^ C a jjta ln J a c k a t Port C anaveral re p o rts _ have kept boats In P o rt. An­ glers are getting fish w hen they can get out. b u t clean w ater m ay be h ard to find. Inside th e Fort, sheepahead an d flounder are your b est bet. T rout an d redflsh are scattered in th e B anana an d Indian Rivers. Big sheepahead co n tin u e to bite a t th e h ole a t the tip of th e n o rth Icttlcs at Ponce Inlet. Live shrim p an d fiddler crab s are th e ticket for sheepahead to over 8 pounds. S w anns o f sm all blueflsh, a few redflsh, drum an d Jack crevalle ro u n d o u t th e a c ­ tion. Trout an d redflsh are fair in M osquito G L ig n n n J a n u a r y 27. 1998 SANFORD _ C.C. Oulllan had a goal and an and Beth Gagnon recorded her sixth Hhutout In goal this season as the Seminole High School girls' soccer team remained un­ defeated in Class 5A-Dlstrlct 0 play with a 2-0 whlteashlng of Deltona-Ptne Ridge at Thomas E. Whlgham Stadium Monday night. The Fighting Semlnoles took a 1-0 lead In the first half an Abble Kennedy took a pass from C.C. Gulllan and drilled the ball Into the back of th r net. Seminole then g o t an Insurance goal In the second half when C.C. Gulllan scored on a cor­ ner kick. "We played much better In the second half." said Tt1l>e head coach Tony Arena. W e cut down on our mental mistakes and Beth Oagnon had un outstanding performance In goal. Olve line Ridge credit, they played us extremely physical In the second half. Tills was an important win for us. but weVe got no time to rest. We're sUll putting our game plans together with the district tourna­ ment on the horizon." (U M lst Rallies in Co-Ed softball SANFORD _ Homegrown Hydro­ ponics overcame an early deficit to remain undefeated and Beer :30 used a final Inning rally to wtn Its first game of the season In the Sanford Recreation Department Co-Ed Polar Bear Slowpltch Soft­ ball League at Plnehurat Park on Monday night. Holmes Truss scored four runs In the top of the first tnnlqju but wuuld not, qcorc again unu) the seventh Inning. 1 HomegroVn Hydroponics, meanwhile, started Its comeback by scoring two runs In the bottom of the first Inning and then Inched a run closer In the bottom of the second Inning. Homegrown Hydroponics then took the lead for good with three runs in the bottom of the third In­ ning and then added two more three-run Innings to add some in­ surance and went on to a 14-7 vic­ tory. . In the other game. Beer :30 took a 0-0 lead after two Innings, but Chang's Car Care came storming back to take a 7-0 lead In the top of the fourth Inning. Aftrr Beer :30 tied the game In the bottom of the fourth Inning. Chang's Car Care plated two runs In the top of the fifth inning and five runs In the top of the seventh Inning to take a seemingly Insur­ mountable 14-7 lead going Into the bottom of the seventh Inning. Beer :30 got a run back on a tri­ ple and a sacrifice fly. but after a single a force out at second left Beer :30 down six runs with two out and a runner on first. But four walks, a bases clearing triple and three RBI singles later. Including a two-run shot by Joy Weaver, and Beer :30 had knocked Chang's Car Care out of the ranks of the undefeated, 15­ 14. Homegrown Hydroponics Is alone atop the standings with a 2­ 0 record, while Beer :30 and Chang's Car Care are both 1-1 and Holmes Truss Is 0-2. The league plays a doubleheader every Monday night at Plnehurat Park starting at 7 p.m. Powering Homegrown Hydro­ ponics were David Brownell (two doubles, one single, three runs scored, three RBI), Jim Clifford (one triple, one double, two runs scored, one RBI). Robin Brown (one double, one single, taro runs Arena also had praise for the play off defen semen Paula Gulllan and Lora Sasso and mid­ fielders Courtney Davis and Nicole Snell. Seminole improved to 9-7-1 overall and 5-0 In the district. The Tribe wtll play another dis­ trict game on Wednesday, hosting Mainland at Thomas E. Whlgham Stadium at 7:30 p.m. F ioirrm o ism o t o l m a. panth ers o Dsksss-PfaM RMga o 0 _ 0 ■— tails l I _ a C k »li _ Srmlnuir 2 (Kennedy. C OullUnl. Am U U . Sem i­ nole 1 |C. Oulllan) Shota an pm l - Pine Rkl*r 2; Seminxir 13. Seconds _ Seminole O -7 -l overall. 5 0 In d n trV l GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAMS WRAP UP REGULAR SEASON LAKE MARY _ Lauren Bradley. Maty Leah Sutton. Aahlee Ballance and Staphanle Dale all scored In double figures and Lake Mary raced to a 27-8 first period lead as the Rams closed out a perfect 26-0 regular season with a 08-45 victory over Eustls Saturday afternoon. Pradley tied for game high honors with Eustta star Mandy Shafer with 10 points, while Sutton added 13 points. Ballance 13 points and Dale 11. The Lake Mary Junior varsity also ended on a strong note, crushing the Panthers 82-13. In other games on Saturday. Felicia Hender­ son scored 22 points. Shemelka Stokes 18 points and Lashondra Jackson 13 points as Seminole whipped Lake Brantley. 70-40; Mary Lou Johnston scored 20 points as Oviedo ral­ lied from a 29-25 halftime deficit to defeat Edgewater, 53-50: and Kim Gant scored 15 points. Lisa Bergenske 14 points and Brlanne Hickey 10 points and Lyman used a 23-10 third quarter scoring advantage to edge Del­ tona. 00-57. RAMS 68. PANTHERS 4B Eustls (45) Turner 2. Stain 10. Cairau 4. Cody 10. Larry 13. Totals. 13 14-20 45 t - f c - M ary (SS) T*drt>7. Dale II. Krndrtrk S. Mani 4. Mubmt 2. Ilallanre 12. Suttun 13. IlfadIcy 10 Total* 20 14-10 60 Eustls • 10 14 1 9 . 45 Labs Mary 97 IB IS B 64 (lurr point Drill fiul* _ KuMla I ISiiafn II: Lake Mary 2 llkik* I. Ilallanre II Total lout* _ Cuttia 16. lake Mary 19. Koulrd oiS _ none Tnhntral* _ none. Hrrorda _ I Mary 20 0. Junior vanity _ Lake Mary 02. Kuaua 13 ' Praps, Pafs 2B Unbeatens tune up for showdown in Adult Flag F-ball A N O T H E R R IN Q F O R RAC SAN DIEGO, CA. _ Form* Lotto HowbN High School star Trovor Pryoo capped off a tramondous rook* year Sunday whan ho helped tho Donvtr Broncos win tho Super Bowl, 31-24, ovor tho Orson Bay Packers in 8an Diego. Pryoo, a dofonsivo and. was a first-round pick of tho Broncos this yoar after graduating from Clemaon University. scored, one RBI). Theresa Walburger (one double, one single, one run scored, one RBI) and Tins Hill (two singles, one run scored, two RBI). Also contributing were Dave Jlckell (one double, two RBI), Randy Cutbp (one single, two runs scored) and Terri Hirt. Pauls San­ ger and Jim Wilkinson (one single and one run scored each). Providing the offense for Holmes Truss were Myriel Reid (one triple, one double, one single, two tuns scored), Rick Pettis (three singles, two RBI), Tamml Pettis (two An­ gles. two runs scored, one RBI), Don Ctccone (two singles, one run scored, one RBI) and Chris Clark (two singles, one run scored). Also hitting were Bill Cleveland and Stephanie Cleveland (one sin­ gle each), Stacey Desas (one run scored, two RBQ and Tommy Kel­ ley (one RBQ. Contributing for Beer :30 were Joe DtBaitolo (one triple, two An­ gles. two tuns scored, one RBQ. Victor DtBaitolo (one triple, one single, one run scored, three RBQ. Joy Weaver (two singles, one run scored, five RBQ. Pauls Ritchey (two singles, four runs scored) and Mike Miller (two singles, three RBQ. Other hitters were Cathy Lynn (one single, one run scored). Robin \yInters (one single, one RBI). Ro­ land Jcmlgan (one run scored, one RBQ. Jerry DlBariolo (two runs scored) and Sharey Wilkie, Mi­ chelle Hunt and Dsns MlUer (one run scored each). Doing the damage for Chang's Car Care were Gina Orecn (four singles, one run scored, two RBQ, John Stewart (u»e home run, two singles, two runs scored, four RBQ. Bruce Sellers (two singles, taro runs scored, two RBQ, Zcb Webb (two singles, two RBQ and Dave Blskey (taro singles, taro runs scored). Also. Carol Gamer (one single, two runs scored, one RBQ, Chris Bryson (one single, one run scored, taro RBQ, Red Garner (one single, two runs scored), Lynette Barkley and Lynn Webb (one Sn' and one run scored each) and ' Beralng (one single). 4 0 0 0 0 0 8 . T 14 818 888 a _ 14 18 14 8 0 8 .1 4 18 > 1008.1818 .SANFORD _ The gauntlet haa been thrown down. Sanford Bum and Ju st Don't Make No Sense both sheared their beat in the Sanford Recreation Department Adult Polar Bear Flog Football League at Chase Park last Friday night as they tuned up for this week's showdown.. In the Brat gome, former Lake Mary High School stars CaMn Duvis and Carlos and Ray Hsrtsficld led the aray as Just Don't Make No Sense whitewashed the On The Ball Vikings 41-0. In the nightcap. Durrand Richards arms the catalyst as the Sanford Bum clobbered Signal O. 30 2. Sanford Bum and Just Don't Make No Sense are both 3-0 and are bieng followed by the Nightstalkers and Signs! O (both 1-2) and the On The Ball Vikings (0-4). This Friday night at Chase Park. Ju st Don't Make No Sense and the Sanford Bum battle at 7 p.m.; , Signal O takes on the Nlghtstalkera at 8 p.m.: and the On The Ball Vikings have the week off. The Interesting thing about the battle between the taro undefeated trams Is who will have the edge. Ju st Don't Make No Sense law the edge In defense, having given up Just six points in the three • games. j But the Sanford Bum haa the > edge In offense, having scored 112 , points. However. It la not as clear cut os ! that, as the Sanford Bum law given up juat 16 points ornn the season and Ju st Don't Make No Sense has scored 103 points. So this game should be a classic. Calvin Davis set up the first score of the game for Ju st Don't Make No Sense as he scrambled foe taro 25-yard gains before throwing a 30-yard touchdown pass to Ray llartafleld. Carla Hartafield then ‘ also passed to Ray Hartafield for the taro-potnt con­ version. David Shields then picked off a pass and returned It 40 yards to set-up a 10-yard scoring strike from Carlos to Ray Hartafield. Carlos Hartafield then passed to Shsnn Jefferson for two points and Seminole High duo breaks gender barrier in weight lifting By COURTNEY OOURTHET 1LETFEW Herald Correspondent SANFORD _ Seminole High School has broken boundaries this year between the ancient sex wars of men and women. For the first time in "Nole history, a girts weightlifting team has formed. That Is two girls, senior. Sasha Marrero and Junior. Margarita Cortes decided to- taka on the chal­ lenge of Joining an afi male sport. however, was girls Along withthethetask taskof of being however, Along with being was notnot thethe gtrta fog- at 100 lbs. it feds great « and wanted to lift so m T ttonal fit fitwifi winbebehdd bddtOOl tonight) ure but rather the guys surrounded by husky boys, wefghts to ouuo ner upper was confine and Marrero eras lahment. The salon tr they would have to come face• o o e th ln i bogy strength. Cortes was the Juat going to attend to that these taro girls who had impossible. to-tace with more adversity only female weight lifter at the Cortes. However, both than ever expected. How never lifted weights before, Weightlifting Is not Just for time and aaked her to attend a were confident in her and could overcome the would the guys feel about extraordinarily at rang people. practice. The whole nutter asked her to participate In the Invading their territory? How and conquer it; lifting Is 90 percent come about by accident event. half their weight after would the coaches react? physical 1 would encourage every girl They had confidence in me weeks. For beginners, that's or at least that's what the' Before long these questions the girls to tryout. It's not only great for ortfich gave me more confi­ not bad. were answered and with su r­ say. your health but for your self­ dence in myself," said Mar­ prising responses. Marrero "The boys w oe just won­ weightlifting esteem and motivation," ex­ rero. and Cortes were even shocked dering when we would quit, id her mind, presses Marrero. Cortes soys, the sport to very themselves. The guys at first but we never did. Yes. there Is joining the Marrero hod on even bigger addicting but toads of fun at were waiting for the two to fall intimidation when they ars sos soger to reward awaiting her. The Labe the aaaae time. For her. and call U quits. The surprise lifting 200 lbs. and I am only get In rtuge for the Morris ses- ~ High School Irwtta- 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 AREA, R E A D T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D DAM v K i .< �•Santofd Harold, Sanford. Florida . Tuesday January 27, IB M 50—Financial Sarvlcaa Legal Notices A S A Um pire’s Clinic FOREST C m ’ _ The Metro O rlando ASA Softball Association will be holding .in u m ­ pire's clinic for new and re tu rn in g u m p ires on January’ 31st and February1 1st at Forest City Elem entary’ School. The clinic will begin at 8 a.m . both days. Call Virgil at 774-9898 for m ore Inform a­ tion. Red Bug Softball CASSELBERRY _ Seminole C ounty Is re g ­ istering team s until February’ 8th for th eir M en'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). ATTENTION WOMEN SOFTBALL PLAT­ ERS _ Red Bug Park is now offering league play for women players on Monday n ig h t. Registration lieglns Monday an d play b e ­ gins on February 16. The 10 wrek season will cost $285 p lu s a $25 ASA fee. For more Information please call 6957113. WeightliftingContinued from Page IB weightlifting never seem ed to be a m ale sport. W hen C ortez gets frustrated she Just p sy ­ ches herself out. Cortez feels that everyone can work t» liard as the guys do. and ways rem em ber be feminine.* m aybe even better. Marrero h a s some advice lor Seminole has taken a step other girls. “Everything Is pos­ Into the 20th cen tu ry but sible. there may l»e obstacles without the perseverance and th at seem Im possible but dedication of M arrero and never give In. Push yourself to Cortez this would have never do the best you can and al­ been possible. Flag Continued from page IB a 16-0 lead. Milton Roebuck closed out the first half scoring when he Intercepted a p ass and r e ­ turned It 50 yard s for a to u ch ­ down. The On The Ball Vikings did have a couple of first h alf gtghllghts a s Anton Groom s In­ tercepted a p ass and Jo e S teinm eyer threw a 35-yard pass to Amos Sparrow , b u t th e play was stopped at th e goal lln r. In the second lialf. Davis threw a 50-yard touchdow n pass to David Shields; Davis then retu rn ed a n .In tercep tln 20 yards for a touchdow n and threw a one-point conversion. David Shields then set up the final score of th e gam e with a n tn trrrp c tlu n and Davis finished It ofT with a 2 1 -yard touchdow n run. Ray Mansfield ended the fi­ nal On The Ball Vikings th rea t with an Interception. Tire Sanford B um got off to a slower s ta n In the late gam e os It led Just 12-0 at halftim e on pair of D um m d R ichards touchdow n p asses of 15-yards to Duke Ashley and 20-yards to Shleton Richards. Signal O trted to get close before halftim e as Chrsl Taylor threw 30-yards to D arryl Brewer, who was stopped at the goal line. The Sanford B um got on th e board early In the second half os D urrand R ichards passed 37-yards to D ukr Ashley for a touchdow n. The Sanford Bum th e n got an o th er touchdown p a ss from D urrance Richards on a 45y.ird stn k e to Tony Holley. Signal O trted to get back In the game us Fred Folston threw 45-vards to Jo n a th a n Jo n es, but the drtve en d ed when D urrand R lchurds picked ofT a pass In th e end zone. Later on. Shellon R ichards Intercpeled ano th er Signal O pass and D urrand R ichards threw a 35-yard pass to Steve W arren to set-up u five-yard touchdown p ass from D urrand R ichards to Darryl Rogers to com plete the Sanford B um scortng. Signal O'a lone score cam e when It pulled a Sanford B um flag In the end *one. Preps 111$ 10 1 1 . BO C o n tin M d b o a Pag* I B F IG H T IN G 8 E M IN O L X B 7 0 . P A T R IO T * 4 0 Brsatlay (40) l l i m - pmnt Arid and* _ Oviedo I (Johnston II; Cdgrw atrr I (Smith II Total ktula _ Oviedo IT : Edgrwetrr 18 Fouled a il . none Technical* _ none. Record* . Ortedo 1 9 6 hdgewutrr 12-18. Junior va rs ity . Oviedo 41. E dfrw a irr 29 Mrtude 2. Smith 5. S w t 6. Hrynokl* 10. Marauluu(h 4 I Ur to 2. n o r m a l I . T u U l» 14 12-26 40 G R EYHO UN D* *0. W O LVES *7 to n lM t e (70) L. —. — I , ~ 'jja f Hampton 7. H »h cr 2. M ltrhrll 6. Stoke* IS. Jackson 13. Ilcndcnon 22. C tlr h m t 2. Total* 2S 13-17 70 stto y • 4 IS IB _ 40 13 I B 2 $ 1 7 . 7 0 T h rrc potnl O ld goal* _ Seminole I Uarkaan II. Total louts . Lake llrantlry 13. Srm lnott IB Fouled out . none. Tcchnlrals _ none. Hceord* _ Lake Uronilry t - l k Seminole 14-10 L IO N * * 3 . E A G L E * SO Oetodo ($3) McCown H. Johm tun 20. S. Hunt 4. Tucker 2. Thomas 4. CottonS. T . Petty I. II. Petty 4. Smiley 4. Total*: 21 10-18 S3. I l | i w l > i (BO ) Smith 18. Sharpe I. Campbell 8. Once 23. Kick* 0. Total*: 16 17-21 80. I t I S 14 1 4 . U Legal N o tlctt im w n iM m nut mbs N O TIC I IS H C M B T 0TV8N. mat TAO PROPERTIBB OP s o u t h f l o r io a . m* nueer o» <>i*d m m certificate!*) tor a to* o**d te Sa tasuad maroon. The certifies!* num Sorts) and yearls) of lasuanc*. th* description of Uv* piepwly. and th* nomot*) In which H wo* 0**0*»*d i*/*r* as foSows: Cortiftcai* ft#: IS M Voor of toeuanca: IS M Description of Prop» t r : H O LOT 17 L A M BIAACV SHOBIS P8 IS POA 22 U ♦ M . Legal N o t ic f APPLICATION PON TAX M U N O TtC I 18 H 8 M 8 V (W IN . that TAO P N O P IR TIIS OP SOUTH FLORIOA. mo hoiPor of for a to* maroon. Tna cortiftcai* numborft) and of Mouonoo. mo of mo praporty. and mo nomot•) In which m woe Voor Of laouanco: IM S of Pfeserty; H O LOT S OAJINTA OANOtMA PBSPOM . m . onM m m d n fffW fl W — m e edom ^ * * 1 IB P m l R * W R * — —a IfB ra Poor. ipmutole County CourthouM. Sanford. Florida. Unioo* ouch cortdlcata(*t (holt conn•cofotsl wdl bo Mid to mo Smain*I* County IS M , M l 180 a m . Payment of Sai* too. on tho 23rd dor of Pofarumy, IM S , of I f 8 0 s j p . at Sol* to to be paid by me bidder « me sale. Pub |© I t p M M i of me M ie. All payment* shad be cash sr guaranteed Instrument, mad* payable to the Cl*rk of mo CircuN Court. Dotod thi* tsth day of January. IS M . MAAVANSil MOB S I CLARK OP THC CMCUIT COUftT BCMINOL2 COUNTY. by: UichoN* L. l i t * Deputy Clark Publish: January M . 27, and Pobruory 1. 10. IS M MM-110 of an amounl egual la to# MghM l bid I* duo oNhin 24 hour* Urn* of mo to mo Clark of dto Circuit Court. (M o d tM* tsm day of C H IM 0 P T H 8 c ir c u it c o u n t t COUNTY. br L. Sdv* Pubboh: January 20. 27, 2. 18. IS M -tit ask dm Court to grant Mm robot ssaghl Mi hor petition Your fadur* la appear may reeuN M me declaration of th* af KMBEALV OEVOL WILLIAMS, dob I -I S M . which Shod further constitute forever a denial af vow mfarast Mi said DATED. January 21. TSM Bm a b a m Deputy dark af th* Court ABOVE-NAMED LraualOO) Moo 2. C n u 8. Oant IB. Smith 4. Illckey 10. 14. Tucker 7. Totals: IB 20-29 80 -•l^OMB . . . , pursu ant ta an Omar at me Hen. OREOONV J. 8 LARS, Judge of th* Family Court. Sufi oik County, Now York, dotod and triad with th* petition and other paper* at th* Otic* of the Clerk of Ih* Family Court. Suftodi County. Now York STATS M B IT OP NATUR8 OP POOC BSONH Tho nature af thn proceeding and the relief sought la th* dec­ laration of JOHN TUTEN a* th# Mgal lathor of the child KIM­ BERLY OEVOL WILLIAMS, data Of bum January 12. IS M . bam la th* Potitwoor LILLIAN TUTEN. lonwarty known a* LIL­ LIAN WILLIAMS, In fha pandMtg paternity proceeding brought under Artel* I of dm Famdy Court Act. Mi me Family Court af th* Slat* af New York. C aunty of Suffolk bafara Judge OREOORY J. BLASS Ml ., T hree-point Acid foals _ Dehart* 8 fTutl 4. PranktooiaacT 21: Lyman 2 IOant I. I Ur key I), total foul* _ Deltona 34: Lyman 18. Fouled out _ Deltona. Kcltrtr*: Lyman. Smith. Technical* . none. Rrcords . Lyman 21-8. Legal Notice* Legal Notices ISB TN JUDICIAL ‘ I ANN P M I COUNTY, CAM NO.: f t SMI M 4 M f LM .A.. a minor child. J I P F M T S. WILLIAMS. NOTtCI OP PtTITfON PON ADOPTION To: THOMAS KAMI ALLIN 1120 SoufhOMf tom Avonuo. IIS Ocala. Ptorid* >4471 YOU AMI H IK I8 V NOTIPWO diet a petition under ppm ha* boon rood In th* aboyo oiytod court for tho adoption of B C J L , a minor chad, bant an 24. IM S . In Ocala. Plortda the adoption of L-M JL. a I . born on Aprd 20, IS M , In Ocala. Plortda; and you are n puked to aorvo a copy at your wrman d*f*n*««. if any, to N on JULIC BASON SMITH, PJL. Alt or nay of Path ionor. OddrOM I* 17S0 W. “ dt . Md. 122. Ovtod *27SS. on or bofaro FEBRUARY 20m . toss. « i d fdo mo ortpMoi with mo Clark of M o Court, at M l Pork Avonuo. Sontord. Plortdo 22771, botor# oorvlio on Pot manor's art*rosy or sr; M i o default w i bo tfl| |ygg|||fy| FAMILY COUNT OP THS STATC OF NCW YORK CO UN TY OP SUFFOLK) RtVIRMSAD DOCKET NO. P -tS S S -S T In th* Manor *1 a Proceeding under Arttcl* S of th* family Court Act LILLIAN TUTEN, Petitioner, -egamstJOMN TUTEN. Raapondont SUMMONS (PUOUCATION) IN THE NAME OF THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK TO THE FOLLOWINQ PERSON: OEOROE E. WILLIAMS. 70S Orange Grove Drive. Altamonte Springs. Florida 32701. A petition under Article S ot Ih* Family Court Act ol th* Slat* of Now Tort having boon Mod with this Court roquoatmg that th* Respondent b* declared to ba Ih* legal lathor of Ih* child KIMBERLY OEVOL WILLIAMS, data ol birth, January is. 1M0 YOU AND EACH OF YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to appear before th* Family Court of Ih* Slat* af New York, w the County of Suffolk, located af 211 Drifting Avenue, Riverhaad. New York Apr* 20. IS M af 0.30 a'ctocfc m fha I or*no on of that day lo answer th* petition and to bo dealt with to accordance with ArlicM I ol Ih* Family Court Act. Upon your future to appear a* harem directed, an moun t w*N ba heM at which the Petitioner PrankhouMT IB. Krttnes 12. Ko*per 8 T U I 7. Orum m er 2. Shimku 4 L Kasper I. Hoffman 4. Compbed 2. Totals: 22 10-18 87. IN M : Tho Adoption of: S C.A.. a minor bud B. C h i n . Janice 8 Chooo. - - i * a m p m S u - ‘ ----- c— a s •I BOT pBPWTf **B^ Bl WbW bo rodoomod according I* ion. th* pro party daaertbad In such certificate!*) ntP be bold te the i (87) NOTICS Tho Conlrsl Tlonds Jobs snd Education Psrtnsrshlp. Inc., announces s msstlng ol ths WAGES T**n Pregnane y Prevention Committee, to which th* public m invited OATC: February 4. 1SSI TIME- t OO am PLACE C F JIP Oflic* ISOI lo* Ad.. St* 205 Winter Park FL PURPOSE: To drtcu** matter* ot Miterett lo tho Control Florid* Job* snd Educstion Psrtnorship. Inc., with relersneo to Worktorc* D*v*lopm*nt l*su*s For FurtherInlormsiion, Contact: GARY J EARL EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR CENTRAL FLORIDA J E P »B01 LEE ROAO. S T t 205 WINTER PARK FL 327IS (407) 741-4365 Publish: January 27. I SSI OEM-209 taduro lo roM »nd an at PIBAUAHT SOm. IB M C A M NOt 8 T -2 M 8 C A 14-B CITIBANK. PIOINAL SAVINOS BANK P/K/A CITICONP SAVIN0 1 OP PLONIOA. A PIOINAL SAVINOS AMO LOAN ASSOCIATION PLAINTIFF VS. ■ IVfNLV CAMPSKLL. 8 T AL Of FINOANT(S) N O TtC I OP ACTION CONSTNUCTtVd If ltW ■ WkPWB •PYtPwVITS B*MWW* TO: UNKNOWN SPOUS8. HCINS AND 8INIPICIARIES ANO ALL O TH IN PARTUS CLAIMING AGAINST T H I IS TA TI OP T H I DIPIN O AN T. TOM MCKAY. O ICCAAIO whoM rootdonc* is unAnown M he/eha/thty bo Mvmg; and N h«/*ho/th*y b* d*od. th* unknown defendant! who may bo spouM*. ho««, dpvtppao. S 'ln tM * . astipn***. Honor*, creditor*, trust***, mid pH parI to* claiming an Miferttt by. through, under or «|»mm mo Defendants, who m* not known to bo dood m abvo, and ad par- January 2F, 2. I t . IF. IS M OEM-291 0808 M j t T -I M IC A h i CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION, l/k/a CHEMICAL RSSKMNTIAL MORTGAGE CORPORATION, l/k/a MANQARST T I N S COMPANY. dtC.. Plaintiff, va. W1TNISS my hand a* mo C U rt of M id Court and Oddi mr* ism day of January. IM S . MAftYANNC MOP S I C H 8 K OP THC CINCUIT COUNT SIM MOL2 COUNTY, PLONIOA 8y Money 8 . wtnMr As Deputy Clark Pubboh: January M , I T , and Pobrvary 1 . 18. IS M DCM-1M LOT M . CRYSTAL A1D02. ACCORDING TO T H I PLAT T H IN IO P AS N IC 0 R 0 8 0 M PLAT NOOK M . PAGIS M . ST ANO M . OP T H I PUBLIC RECORDS OP K U IN O H COUNTY. FLORIDA your aro rammed to sotYd a copy of your written defend**, • any. to N on OAVIO J. STCNN. IS O . PIOMM's sttornoy. wbooo RddroM M M l t . UNIVINBITY ONIVK. S T « SM. PLANTATION. PL 22224 |no taler than >0 digs from mo dale of th* frit pubUcatron of mm none* of MOwd and Me to* migtnal wdb mo dork of rnm court either before •mvmo on Plomirffa WfTNCSS my hand and mo Mai at mm Court m SIMIN0L1 a f f l r » S !. . . , » u , a MARYANNS MONSI C H N K OP THC CMCUIT COUNT BY: Rum King Odpwty Clark m ACCORDANCE WITH TM8 AMCNICANI WITH DISABILITICS ACT. parson* with dmabd“ o toocmt COURT ADMINISTRATION, dt mo S C M M O ll Couaty C surmouM M 4S7-323-433-. 1« SOO-SM-4771 (TOO) or i-gog.SSS-S7T0. via Plortda h il ly SM7S4MCMS PubbeNi January 20,17, IS M DCM-1ST Orlando-Winter Park 407/322-2611 407/831-9993 C LA SS IFIED DEPT. 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LBO M C 12 TWP 20B ROE B0S t 11M B FT OP SW 1/4 OP S I 1/4 N OP RV SPUR., N F/T 2 P/T fur * Meyx Menufec turvig ptonl m Sanford Port non* *rn syaAebto on as rtvftk. Pecssetto « 220-2011 or 220-12M Tsiemsrketlng Account Acthrstore •410 HnPhi* Cash Bonueaa* •Paid waaOty* P/T deyr P/T avaeCO* Tom •228011. *4 hour* l i e longwood Mertege ShxBo Web m* watcoma 7 days Pnvato rm* Tomato SUM LtoCdMM77B5 ________ 4078284200__________ k eB faHeV aB IPs km ■. u h11 ^---------^ W Ih l*L B B ffM V B -------RCWHiblRQ------- 1 -8 8 6 -4 1 0 ^ 0 0 0 1(900) (050076 art 0634 * MSI Feinte, me. AM of eatd property homy m th* County of l emmole, State of Plortda. Unlaee euch c*rtiftcal*(*| shall he radsamsd according le lew. cortificafotsl wdl be said t* Km * -■ -* * O- * - o - a -» * ■ waaw as htb wbm *7©^* dear. Baw atl* County Courthouea. Sanford. Florida. IB M . af 1180 Am. Psymsnt of Sai* fa*, spoke*Ms documentary atom* tea** and roc ordm* tow or* roouved to bo gaM by fha euccoeaful bidder M Iho aol*. PuB payment 27—N u raary ft C hild C ar* 10 yr* uap *■ chad Haas rata* mash md Pun play room 374-0513 MARTA'S DAYCAJM BebVs loot Pie-School LAKE MARY U C *504 7 377-0094 Long Tsrm - 2hert Tsrm TW ftoTe Htr t "Thank You San* ford ClataHiada" On* of our regutw cuetontaf hundref d to run 3 W IM n T G tyi m*y got R la afwayo n l e t t o h e lp p e o p le fin d hatp you need. CaM 172- O pp o rtun ity M il. Benford Cta*s7n*ds .T7>*y Drtirtoutmg phone canto No *tpananca necessary For more information send ■ SASE to Primetime Commumcauon*. P O Bor 694355. Miami. FL 33769-1155 ITIVS A t M T Dalai end m * u u orwntod person lor smel Whotoeeto Novody Co Etc typng tods, phono*, end computer tipen enlry KV par Teen* I# 2 A/R Salary to upper wWieNwnanca cxxePEPsi VENDING ROUTE 4 .1 ^ , UoS to P O Boa 121421 M n a |y WWOWto •00-3424553 Open your ( 57 Earn 220 2724* Lawn ft* sccraas trom to* toundw of on* of met* MI-4242 AO CAJtfUCfWjJWC. * Lay Orar Plan' ’Eat* Stop Pay* *40IK r *Vacakon PayProgram' I*6 bn)’ Join Ih* Snack Tima Verxkng loam u p pay 2 Donato*. Must hsv* ctoan MVR 2 stebw work history Stan S 12 am. M-F. Longwood Cal 3328708 by: Michelle L_ Bifv* Oopufy Clark Pubboh: January 10. IF . end February B. 1 1 .1MB DIM-111 HOTfCB OP SALS S3 Ford Iconokn* Yen 1FTDI1SF7CHB04F11 1203 C. Hwy 420 Altamonte Bpruig*. PL BI701 I B M et BOO A M . PohMeh- January IF . tOM DIM-20* - F t * ........487-707-M M 55— Buskrass oof bid l* duo mtdun B4 hour* srtar th* adrsn iasd Mm* of th* eel* AM payment* shod be cash or guarsntood instrument, mode payable So the Clark *f dm Circuit Court. Dated this tkth day af January. IS M . It you srs sanous about maiung money af no aal of prod, no hr. nortok CoS 767 3370 LAZYPERSONS DREAM. FEWHOURS-BIO22 Fred BnxfKRd 180D87O8T27 WORK FROM HOMB maiung aoodtn ksmoa Eam to 2364/ WACM6308444 get E4B WORK PROMHOMi-No cost tor •'Htol, asm to 23BQN* msk- 1 yr OTR *n >/Ctos* A COL roq Ptoasa Cal Bom to 5pm 18008748060 Mon-fnOnfy EOC A M YOU D C M N O A B U ANO H O M 2 T T H*to wsh houea Saopngburtnaes Sion part kmo and work 14* Phone, sons portobon and rotorm eet re- L A K E M AR Y/SAN FO RD ADECCO it now mi Santord/ aperangt tor depondsbto workart Ptoat* fom us tor our OPEN MOUSE: Wa era located at 700 Waymom Cl (124. between Hurt330-7171 wdh any tyjosban* Ing brae Mi* rprtiftcdiafil far a Ida dood M ba iaouad therein. Th* carMficai* numbertel and yearfe) of i of th* I*/ere a* which h t LO T IS . SLOCK X. T H I WOOOLANOS, SECTION T H R U . AOCOROINO TO T H I PLAT THSRSOF, M C O A O iD IN PLAT BOOK TF. R A M S S ANO IS . OP THC PUBLIC RSCOROS -------COUNTY, PLORI- LIKE WORKING WITH PEOPLE? •Oradusto Ptseemenf As m Mnee Tuesday thru Friday 12 Noon th* day before publication Sunday 12 Noon Friday. NOTICB IS HBRCBT GfVtN. Midi PUNS AS CUBTOOtAN FOR II. NSC.. Bm holder at tha TtNANTS/OWNIRS, Am t and you aiay paro ad topal rtabts m d parent to tho minor Children named la tho Patman for Seminole MARYANNS MORSE CLERK OP THC CIRCUIT COURT BIMMSOLI COUNTY. DIANA V FAUITMANN and J. RAMON PAUSTMANN, Sago bomg YOU A M HCR88V NOTIPtCO l fmn li M 0 mortgage on tho fiM w fng CLASSIFIED ADS Year of toluene*: tQM Doecnpiian af Ptapartyt LSQ LOT T M D U R N U N UNIT IT Pass POS MB SB. Nam** Mr whish ********: Arnold* B. Uortmos Ad af said praporty Seine In Mm C euwty af U fllm §och cw tflctlcti) i i n i •m property Paacrtbad to euch pd | | gpid i©th# f^yF^^R W BW w^M Bww LXOALLY tor M 22100 MM to CALYPBO-1454 N. As*. Wkew Part. FL cf boeig turned down tor sm smart to obtain gw Rato* as tow as I B V no *nnuat too*, sic. H 2 W Erdarpn*M 3731BM Pan 2 MLknu needed Eap req “ “ CM322-7905 1re eddy town I Eam C L IN IC A L PBRtON Should have Rptog akfto and soma be •to compuiw knowledge Must ba rtbobto^ Locetod_ on Lake Mify DM1 ftwnhift Roid i caning hours M ddd^ S u S _ COtfPUTIA IfeCH HI. K ) and an dw SBrd day af February. IM S . a ft IB S OJR. Peyment of Soto fa*. appBca- mad* payable la Bra Clerk af am CM*u« Caurt. Dated thi* is m day af MAHYAMMK M O H H C L U M OP THC CHICLHT COUHT MAMMOCI COUMTY. �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Ronda •Tuesday, January 27.1998 - 3B 71— Help Wanted 71— Halp Wanted 71— H#lp Wanted A B IT T E R JOB FOR VOUI Just Can* Never a Feat HELP Personnel (2 8 4 8 M LABOR ERS NEED ED FOR UNDCROROUNO U T IL IT Y C O N T R A C T O R HBALTN MSURANCS AMO 44tK Drug Pea wertetoee. 1atasa w a r orne. AVON NCEOt raps • |t»s area Sen high quakfy products, earn pood $**, tin hours 321-718? BEAUTY AND BEYOND Buy A sen AVON CsN 321-7182 Buy A Ba« Ttipperware. FT PT EARN A CAII Free Training Grail H Flsi hr* 3214421 LABOR READY i* WORK TOOAY/PAIO TOOAV C H E C K C A SH IER In as a gBtfson t v i M s f i • lodiv: i w n a t i l l S French Ave up to fttOOQWr. Daytona, F/T or P/T Reliable person n'cath handkna asp, loan CoHections aroa ho^ilul 320-2488 Sanford ________323-4343________ TELLER C r«M Union eip preterred Lake Mary area Fai resume to _______407-425-0503._________ MERRY MAIDS HIFtINO Car A Insurance Needed Weekends FREE 3315260 CUSTOMER REP/RETAN. $10.35 T O S T A R T F*ng 30 pontons by 02/1390 No asp lor olu SSS-S1 SI Rtsktentia) Cteanlng DAYCARE MiniNO P/T. Aflamoon Call Melody 311-78)1 MOLLY MAID IS HIRINO F/T * M-F ' S-Spm. WM Trsltv 407-7S7 S007.___ Now hiring eipenenced COOKS, SERVICERS A DISHWASH­ ERS Top pay. paid vacations ahei I yoai Medical benefits and a Drug Free Work place 4050 E Slt 46 West Sanford 407 330-7775 S 3770 Orlando Dr 17-kJ Senford 407-321-630S ___PENNY'S RESTAURANT, P/T Cathmr/Teiephona skirt HI ________S 322-4470______ ------ =BfMRYMAW>f|— I ha lottowing positions ara •v.4atte F/T 117 LPN•Mery besad on siper lance CNA-f/T evsuable Jp m tlp m |A llpm-Tam SALARIES RIES BASED on EXPERSNCC Caa DaBary Manor. 40748944M. Art lor Deecto ol Nurs « g or apply within CO North tt^iwey 17 92 DolUry Flon da Drug Free Workplace E O t. P A R T-TIM E H ELP ER Mutt have tiantportaton Light housekeeping cooking S care kv ettarty toes Cal 349 5033 ----------------- W T W F ----------------CHRISTMAS DEBT! 1100 ■ TO 11.000-k WEEKLY STUFFINO ENVELOPES RUSH SASE TO 21tl CENTURY MARKETING DEPT 1J PO BOX 7047 DELANO. FL 32720 AUTOMOTIVE DETAA.ERS SantodLangwoorlOitentto Good Income fofenhel Benefit Anar 90 Days rapfl <aaf 407-293 3055 D E N T A L A S S IS T A N T WO tram Must have piaasmg personally A transportation Sand resume to 717 8 Oak eve. Sanford Ft 3?77t_________ DISHWASHERS Ft/I'T *7,hr Apply in parson al Lmgmos Pasta and Steak Itousa 170 tnft Plan/. Hoaduoai____________ PAYROLUACCOUNTINO CLERK Sanlonl area Pad Tana M F Must have experience Cal 320 0600 or las resume to 320 0108 PHO NE PROS D R IV E R S 15 Permanent positrons C D l *B‘ dr oats needed tor route drrv mg n Orlando area *7 tfthr SPAIITAN PREMIFR _________M 127M _____ ,____ EXP LANOSCAPC PERSONS Good pay ft banatits FDLregd __________ n H m __________ F/T A P/T CARPE T/JAfiT ORIAL Nghtt A erkands »7»tr to start « soma Denetits Must have trant A phone Lv Mass at __________ a u B i __________ HOUSEKEEPER WANTED Ap pry eithm 300 West Airport. Sanford RENAISSANCE RETMEMEMT CENTER IF YOU WANT MORS FROM A JOB THAN A PAYCHECK. ______ CALL 322-4241_______ Salary . comm • bonus F/T or P/T Reused almo*<Ymrs smns mg ok Dstbw or MAa 767 8270 PORTER m downtown Ortando area Clean appearance, drug tree Fast trvfl CMI Mteay 3321441 RECCPTIOMST Computer eip requaed A«*y al Emraonmamal Aa. 501 Cuksco Way. Bantord 17741*0 or laa reeume i t 331-4144.__________ party plan rksbputot Process orders bom home needy cash For stad 141 upt ime member shp lee MAX. S30 00 thecKTno to CALYPSO VARIETY 1454 N Las amort Are Wmlet Park ■** sign an fconue le new am- fL32ZH________________ JANITORIAL POSITIONS AT SANFORD AMPORT DynAa Services Inc a progres srve growing avialon services company it currenty Nr mg pan tune lamtonai personnel One portion is scheduled lor early am thill Via Other position M tor averung shift CandtUtas must be able to verdy 10 year worVtChOOl luslory part a drug screerwig. speak some Engksh and have a pleasant work an hide Staring pay it 16 00 per hour For more mtormabon please cal ut at 322 3683 or coma by our ganarai oboes at 2747 Camar Avenue to hi out 157— Mobil# Hornet For Sate Indnndualt seeking 4 luttdwa people ortentatad carter GREAT any ment environment, professional tlttut and bonelrt* Consider the carver ol Denial A it itting Formal education ol 1200 hours leading to Stale and National credential* Work In a latl paced, highley technical, ever changing career In the allied health twld ol Dental Atutting CaM Orange Technical CantaraOrtando Tech Dental Depart­ ment 407-344-70*0. eit 4435 Whether you are already m the work place, medy to re-enter or |utt looking to the future they have a program deigned lor you! •4 FLEETWOOD 14 X 70 39 CHA. to X 20 awing Many EX­ TRAS'! 631-7700 or 372-1553 W ELD ER M ^Tig cip a must F/T Good pay*wna!4l OFWP 799 159? 73— Em ploy mBnt Wanted SEW1NQ ft IRONING dons m my horns Prcet Drlter C al 330 9 1 9 ^ 91— A p a rtm a n tB / H o m B B to S h a re LAKE MARY •EVc m race area fttOQ/wk • tec met uMt Cal 37^73£oy>ajja444658^_ 93— Room s For Rant WEEKLY RENTALS •tan mg a fTT/wk Histone Downtown 330-4433 EFFICIENCY Mad aerv convenwnl locator __________ 3230008__________ FURNISHED ROOMS-A I uMt met Lem ky phone, and k4 ute $05 ft9Q a week 324 4955 LK MAR V/SANfOHO 17 Fa mala pretarrad 1 1 nego lor llfl Caa 302-7711 wave mettegt Cane Cogger /Breve no Recycling: 3314004 , Srt S-1 7. FlreMWF H •is w. PARK AVE. MOBILE PARK Homes *3,0001016.000 Set Up Fnancmo QUMT1322-2SS1 221— G o o d Th in g s to Eat C A R R IA G E C O V E NAVEL ORANGES 6 RED GRAPEFRUIT. Meriwether Farm* 3401 C eWry Ave 34t44 a/i '82 Skykne SpM plan, new carpet, vinyl S lap rtkng I t s ,006 13 1 • ( an 73 Cambridge W/D.tcmrm (4.003 Call 323*6160 OW an. SANFORD/LK MARV Family garth low lot rent. *247/ mo eat-In tut. many aiba* Re­ duced tor quick H ie Asking SIBJOOOBO Cat 302 7100 or 372-1988 w xw Rcun— PsimoHsi •HIPPING, RECEIVING, PICK­ ING. PACKING AND WAREHOUfttNQ • RECOTON COR­ PORATION. lha natorrt lead mg electronic accettonet. hat ImmtdItM opening* m lit Lake Mary lacWfwt lor Itt and 2nd thill warohoute Hour* avaiUbta 7 00am 3 30pm. 8 00am 4 30pm and 4 00pm1? 30am Mutt be abto lo Ml a minimum ol 50 tit on a contov uout batrt FortMl eipenence prelerred Starting rain IS 75 1st shift. 15 95 2nd shift " Mutt past math lest Apply m person al 7950 lake Emma lload. laka Mary F I EOE. 219— Wanted to B uy 159— R b b I Estate MVEBTOR s u r m a HOUSES PLUMS or LEMONS 103— HousesUnfurnished SANFORO 4/1 5 SBSGmo • •050/tec dep CHA. acr pch W/Spa. Great mi. wrpoot tabw • Ive pWue Nu pefa' 323-222S SANFORO 2/1 Corn location *40Q/mo XMAS Dwcount lief req 22147*7 ftTEMTAdil RERTXa CASSELBERRY 1/3 Carport n pch C H A. WOQ/ISOO LLONVILLE A2 Smg gar uU mil. tvdwd Drt I72M 700 SANFORO V I Family room carport hied yard *4009400 •UNLAND i l l Carport laundry large yard tlTS/StSO ORO 2/2 Duplet CM A New carpet 1 pent *44093*0 SANFORO »n w 1am rm car port Wats wuphrm >4609 400 SANFORO » n DupWt Wund storage CH A *4*094*0 J M DOYLE (407) 322-2420 W I NEED HOUSES TO RENT 105— Ouptei/Triplax BY OWNER T manemg ever •hie Sanlord Area TRIPLEX 427 EAST SVi Street For more nfo CaB Stuart 1400 4804444 LAKE MARY CWan ? ■war school W D hook-up O V A Quwl area *45GMwcount hv veefwrt Raafty 774-*4IS_______ 141— Homas For Bate 161— Appliances A Furniture For Sate R F /U N C H o .'llf y R n s o u r r »*•, HOT, HOI, HUH 3/ fnar Upper Hardwood Floors . ,a 10 Sem Mgh Only *49 500* Dade Ceftawey ReeWer (407) 22443t1, E l i IPS 3/1S Large lenced yard. CHA. On ty *27 900 Vll* Propartiet. Inc 407-332445* __________ PRICED TO S E L L I Y i 5 1700 U) D 2 Rory Sanora condo Needs TIC hut PRICE 0 RIGHT I *54 50C C4X Realtor/ Owner BEOS ORTHOPEDIC FIRM SET9 with 5 year warranty Nev­ er used Twin *75 Fu* *105 Queen *f?5 King *169 Call DAY BED White. Victorian tfyW with 2 twin mattreuat S buncka Never used (300 407Large Kanmore mcrowave oven E water* condawn *40 00 ________ C40 3234423 M ATTRESS SALE • Ful t ie used bo■ springs A maftreti 165 00 Larry* Mad 3224132 221— G o o d Th in g s to Eat Newts, red gripe hurts, langermet. Fresh From G ro w We tfMp BA0 0 9 MARKET 322-3441 (4 0 7 )— $-0444 2NOSM FT WORKER ONLY RIGHT HAND MAN Ca« Lean al 303-3011 Needs 7* wortws detiy. Unfum ishod *f tlra pey ta driver* 'Open S am 40t Deglrack Rd. Lengwocd __________ 24Q410S___________ ROOFERS eipenenced only HELPERS mmenum IS years out. no asparwnce necessary Must have resatae defy bans portakon C a l 322-8417 j,. " U f tlf T ID TVV E1100 oN Flret moreht rent 323-8487 or 321-4)123 AHAHIMkNI LUCA tu n enre Fnd ehal you are lookmg lor SALES REP-towbcrt S75K S35K/year FuH benefits pkg Cal 030 4700 * M A R IN E R ’S V l L L A O E LAKE AOA 1 80RM. rt 10440 7 BORM *470410 AND IM EARN FULL-TIME PAY FOR PARTTIM E W ORKIII R O U TE CARRIER Established Routes Newtpaper defcvery lor Sanlord Area Earn money wh4e takaig a drwe ai Ow country ApyVy ai person SANFORO HERALD 300 N French Avenue. SECURITY OFFICER JOB Training Armed A Unerased • f 6 Aeaec 434 7444 PERSON Sanlord area L4e maavanance P/T M f Cal 3200608 TRAJNEEANSTALLER LO CAL ACCO UN T E X E C U TIV E ________ CeBS3S-47SS________ TRANSMISSION TECHMCIAN WANTED Wd tram, must haae good me­ chanical atakty good work edi­ c t and dr-tae to Warn ka ad vancement Toon and Undormt provided Paid vacation and ttoHday* Apply ai par ton al Harre* and Beverly Irtntmrt won 709 W ?ilh S I , Sanlord Mon Fn, Bam 6 30pm__________ Wo h a v t positions avakabte (or: 'PRODUCTION •WAREHOUSE •Winter Park •12 Hour Shifts/Nighte -Shipp'g/Receiv’o -Order Pullers •Forklift oxp a ♦ -Various locations •Various shifts 'CUSTOMER SERVICE -30-35 Hours per week -Flexibie schedules R a n U I. 32VM70 O STEIN-1 bdrm wbatn *250 » dtp 2tx*m 1300 • dep 3 bdrm *350 . <Np >22-4278._________ ROSE LEA VKLAS A3 Specie/ -M fMtorMft HUO OKAY 407-2284433 1 1/1. no pelt, no OMdwn. 130Gmon ♦ *30QSec 3234343 SANFORO 1/1 UaOrtenVi VERY CLEAN Nawfy Henovtl ad Move >0 s u c lal S22-7S33 SANFORO HKTORtC DMT. 1/1 Bern paao hardwood Doors, •replace * 1/109350 SANFORO Good area SpotWu 2/1 . heat 1 a*, hook-ups. peso • yard Kidt. pelt nk *4IV m n ♦ S30O tNpr-J^ - 103— H ousbb - Unfumtehad raw htementt are aubyacl lo the Federal Fan Housing Ad. wheft make* 4 Regal to adveihta any prelaranca. hmlalnn. or ditenmmahon bated on race, colreagwn. tea. hanracap. la" tutu* ur nakonal 1 •BOO DOWN— WHY RENTY When you can own Vss 3 M m home ml CrtA. new peek • car­ pet ? A rt abort HUO home*' Tke HVBwwn Oreup, twc. .N lD P I i ; . J l'T W .. I BORM. I bat!, lam rm . CHA. cWan. BIBQYno ♦ t scurry __________ 323-371#__________ HMTORICAL AREA dots 10 tana./1/1, aat-m luL. tar im . lao/week. saoctawp. 3224#66 LAKE MARY A l S CWan. CHA. large fenced yard. LK Mary LEASE Prime thowroom A warehouse *10970 tq ft SR 441 frontage 407-578 2500 17 97 ttrtno FREE 2000 tq II, AApart Sion Store Front' OWce 333-S384 or 8804 117 for Leaver Sanlord Commarce Cb locawd M Part Ave S 25»i SI 2 turwa appro. 3.000 M S S.SOO tl *8pel par year. Parting w abundant C e l John Gey el Strictly Commerciel Lie Real fVpkert 48744S433S. OFFICC/WNSE 3000-15 000 tl From S3 M Pnme locator Hwy 17 87 Sanford, t bf horn Aaport Bkrd Ce0 334444S JteVSue FROFESSfONALMETAA. Space 1501 W I d Sheet ISO5100 tq ft S3S<VmonAUP BEVERLY a MASON REALTY (487) 32241SE________ Pteaaa call QPC (407) 280-6008 No Fm Th# S a n fo rd N srsM lste Alary U t t wants lo make you money! It you place a two week ad with ut to te l your vehrclo (pubhhet m both the Sanford Herald and the Lake Uary U b at a cost of only *27 54) and you (toil te l it right away, w e l run the ad lor another two weeks at no charge! A l we art ■ that you pay lor the lirtt two weeks botoe we run 4 to tree' Walt do all the work • you colltcl all (ho S*S FREE: Three doubW taming window* wf screens CALL 3228167. evertngt only watch Samlnole County*' newspaper* work for you! 11 Truck/Buses/Vans For Sale 40 CHEVY pick-up ha* ton AT Run* good S0OO OOO Cat tor more into 324-M47 _________ 13 OOOOE RAM 250 longbod van 134 032 mile* Runt At It Sae and make o0er al San tod Herat! 300 N French Aw . Sanford (In back ol mam bu4dmg I 231— Cara For Sate OLDS CALAIS Sadan Low >, greet gat miWag* A *2140 321-0334 U CRYSLER LAZER 5 speed low meet. Pw.Pt.Pb. good tees. redo *750 3*8-5068__________ 236— Vehicles Wanted CASH * ( ( PAtOI For Junk Csn. Tru c U I M^c* K FfP AWF MCA BEAUTIFUL 1 » W90 240— Boat Rentals FISHPIO BOATS FOR RENT SUitmg at *30 A up Also 24 Pontoon Cal 3301612 243— Trailers For Sate • FTLO*«OX3FT«nOa TKAJLER ItZVOaO CAU 3334234 187— Sporting Goods Re a l Estate, WAREHOUSE SPACE OOLF CLUBS Ful tat on B Bag A cart Mi 3334187 Cal 322-7496 Corner I t i n 2 work vi-op Isu'd-y room, car­ port *39 500 3X) 1Q8S 191— Building Materials GOVERNM ENT FORECLOSED to buid nee wed vl ewrybvng youl Home* heree-mat Oh *1 Oefnguere Tsi lepo t R E O t YuurArej To* Fee (1) SOO-21S9000 Eit M 72M tor Currenf krtngs LAKE MART Cutt H ! Ombel pond N M M RENOVATED Fenced kvfdn/ tp* pun sere preft lEdtOO SC POOL Pre loredoae 3 9 ke/ dniem 7 car gar/Cprt 17S.S00 4/1 (Over 1 buusq It LartW tarn hpc iTOd SS3.SOO RENOVATED Law new 1/3 acre Del wksnpcrpt tncd*7SAS0 W arehouM space for rent* 1,250 tq . ft., part of larger warehouse area. 24 hour eccees. Located behind Sanford Herald newspaper building. Thick loading dock available at no additional coat. No lease required. For more information, call Frank Voltoltne at the Sanford Herald. 211— Antfqua/CoUectibtea WANT TO G E T RIO OF ALL THAT •TUFF? A VARO BALE n the pertact way >0 du W rtartoVw SanAwd Hereto can bring paopw to you doer. Adwrkaa you taw m the U S to only * SIAne and w aSi 153— Acreaga Lot F o r Sato come* n C al b y , Neen en nwedey and your 5-khe ad can run to tee* days an (to Hereto and once n the Laka Mary Lift to ONLY I1BJ91I A4 we a rt a that you prepay l e a f C r t i a - .»u C l - i* L r l U f v 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 DELTONA 10 acres ideal tor mebrt homes**, hornet, termng or rvrsety Zonae sr cukurtl *3 900/ACRE 1773 or SO*-7*7 SALE! Santord-Nc* Are*. SB acre*. 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See1W7•la M , FL ami 1 111 I FM S WOOO d M • P U T OAK-AHY AMOUNT FWBS 06UVfRY«3234M1 M �I •Sanford Herald. Sanford Florida • Tuesday January 27. 1998 by Chic Young VO U M W E Q U I T E A BUS N ES S CJPEaATiON WERE, DiTWERS OP COURSE SOME OP MV PEOPLE TWISB< m 7 0 0 STRICT B E E T L E B A IL E Y OTTO, I TOLD Y SHE YOU NOT TO OUTWEIGHS FIGHT WITH /YOU BY 2 0 LOUISES POUNDS.' TH E BORN LOSER 7 T C u . TH C TR U TH , B R U TU b COC'j N T M Y C . I T Y C H I O X N JU bT fAA>X YOU TC C L 6LKD ro e tN u v c : P E A N U TS I TOLP YOUR TEACHER WHAT YOU SAID ABOUT HER NEW BOYFRIEND.. 5HE SAID YOU WERE RIGHT.. HE’S REALLY STUPIR AND SHE'5 NEVER GOING TO SEE HIM AG AIN.. Hives can have many causes R> P eter II. r.oil, M.». I)KAIt Dlt. GOTT: For several yearn, my sinter han periodically bro ken out with large areas of hives. She has been to allergists, hut tn no avail What causes this’ DEAR READER: Hives are blotchy, raised, itchy, irregular skin lesions that can appear in seconds and disap pear equally quickly. In most instances, hives are an acute allergic reaction in the skin, caused by a hypersensitivity tn something in the by Mort Walker environment. Common allergens include drugs, foods and food color­ ings. and insect stings Hives can atso accompany certain infections, such as hepatitis, mnnonuclrosis and other viral conditions A particular form of hives, called “giant u rticaria,” may repeatedly appear for no known reason, although some experts believe that they are related to minuscule amounts of alter gens (such as preservatives or dyes) in food Giant urticaria are often wors ened by stress, hyperthyroidism and parasitic infections by Art Sanaom In general, hives are usually tempo rary and ran be treated with antihista I'fA . mines and cold compresses Steroids M \S Z C O < can also be prescribed, but their use is discouraged because treatm ent must be continued for long periods, thereby putting patients at significant risk for drug induced side effects To give you more information. I am sending you a ropy of my Health Report “Allergies " Other readers who would like a ropy should send >2 plus a long, self addressed, stamped envelope to P () llox 2017. Murray Hill Station. New York, NY 10158 He sure by Charles M. Schulz to mention the title DEAR Dlt GOTT: I've been doing I COULD RUN THE WHOLE some family genealogical research, WORLD RIGHT HERE FROM from 1830 to 1930 Izinking at a chart of death rates, there are two “spiked* UNDER M Y BED! rates one for infants below 5. and one brtWTcn age* 20 and 22 The rest of the curve is more bell shaped, or what one would expect I can understand the high infant death rate, but the “spike* at about 21 has me puzzled The vic­ tims were equally divided between males and females; no wars were involved Doyou have any insight’’ DEAR READER Your family pat tern n indeed thought provoking The increased rate between 20 and 22 could be due to the old time high maternal death rale from childbirth. AJso. in their early 20s, our ancestors usually struck out on their own and were less protected by family In the old days, before government entitle­ ment programs, welfare and food stamp*, surh an independence mutt have been extremely risky However. I'm guessing IVrhaps some genealo gy maven out there can answer your question If so. I'd like to hear In from such an expert. DEAR DR GOTT. I have irritable bowel syndrome. Would I be helped by taking chamomile tea? DR. GOTT DEAR READER This is the sixth in my series on herbal remedies. 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Given that preamble, you have a ■hot at solving today's deal, which oc­ curred in St. Moritz a few years ago Cover the East and South hands. Against two spades, you lead the heart king: two, nine, three. How do you con tlnue? If playing the modem 15-17 range. North might have opened one no- trump But those major suit jacks are probably not pulling their full weight. There is only one way to defeat the contract. The defenders must score three hearts, one diamond and two spades. The 13th heart from East must bring about a trump promotion for West. However, while dummy's spade jack remains, ready to overrun West, no promotion is possible. That jack must be removed West switched correctly to the spade 10, leading a Bump when he wanted a ru3f. Declarer won in hand with the king (winning in the dummy Is no better); then he played a dia mond. West went in with his ace. cashed the spade ace. and continued with the queen and 10 of hearts. 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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>, January 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/6e7c42f27fa2bc5b0ee2f25e5cc90c1c.pdf 317a2a36c63e4f94467fefbfbb82e01e PDF Text Text TUESDAY February 24, 1998 50 Cents S a n fim f H e ra ld Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Seminole County alnoa 1008 90th Year, No. 131 • Sanford, Florida Night of fury, days of devastation Twisters kill 38, 11 in Seminole County • v * •u"*' Humans vs. nature: Governor, county assess ruins 'V By RUBS WHITE Herald Staff Writer BY DAVID FRAZIER Herald Staff Writer SANFORD Tornadoes ripped through the Seminole County area early Monday morning killing 11 residents and Injuring dozens of others. Longwood. Winter Springs, Oeneva and Sanford felt the brunt of the storm’s fury. Seminole County was the second worst hit by the series of storms that moved Into Cen­ tral Florida Sunday afternoon. It Is being called the worst tor­ nado outbreak In Florida since records were kept back In the 1800’s. Seminole was one of four counties affected In Cen­ tral Florida. Osceola County was the worst hit. There are approximately 38 deaths a t­ tributed to the storm tn Central • t o n . Pay* SA This homa, at Marqustts and Baardall, waa complataly daatroyad, a grim ramlndac of a tornado's power. Remembering those who died Herald Staff Writer T a n ta ■ a a k a ta o a . 39. employed as a supervisor for Florida Extruders, an alumi­ num manufacturing company tn Sanford. Blackatone lived In a mobile home on Laura Ave­ nue with her daughter, Crystal, 19 and her son. Uriah, 10. She threw herself on top of her children to shield them from debris sent flying by the tornado. The Blackstone’s This pig was found •toon rtppad through ths trailer sms thrown a few taindred feet Into a neighbor's yard. Blackatone waa killed. Crys­ tal la at Columbia Medical Center-Sanford recovering from broken ribs and a cut liver. Uriah waa treated for minor Injuries. 41. was em ­ ployed as a tree trimmer. He and his wife Dobra. 40. lived In a triple-wide mobile home on Myrtle Street. The couple had moved to Sanford from Apopka N devastating If'-Wk.b; •w il* * -'-J — ** <« . M V k k ittu seven months ago. The couple's daughter. Penny. 21. her flonc*. K a rla Taylor, and Penny’s daughter. lley were also staying at the Ashley trailer when the tornado struck. Taylor worked as a tree trimmer with Edward Hall. He and Penny had planned to be married In June. Edward and Debra's bodies were found near the site of their mobile home. Taylor's body was found near the cou• m DUd. Pago 2A Tom Tipton Don Vineont SANFORD Gov. Lawton Chiles was wearing tennis shoes as he walked through the debris off S. Sanford Ave­ nue lale Monday afternoon. He already had visited two other tornado-battered areas and Ihe anguish showed on his fare. *1 cannot restore any lives," he said, 'but hopefully we ran quickly help people Ihe best we can." The majority o f the damage and each of the 11 deaths from the twister that struck Semi­ nole County occurred In or close to a section near the GreeneWay and Lake Mary Ulvd. More than 160 homes were damaged. 36 houses and seven mobile homes destroyed on or near S. Sanford Avrnue. Myrtle Street, Pine Way Road and Brlsson Avenue were hit the hardest. Late Monday afternoon. David and Julie Myers stood outside what was once their four-bedroom home on S. Sanford Avenue. Their turkey and a couple of chickens had survived the midnight twister and were strutting through the cluttered yard. And now the governor had arrived. "I am very sorry this has happened to you," Chiles said to David and Julie Myers. Sev­ eral times. Chiles embraced Julie Myers, who sobbed as she told how the couple was able to get their six-year-old daughter. Brittany, to safety. David Myers, an 11-year vet­ eran with the Sanford Fire De­ partment, had seen devasta13A Help for animals left homeless after storm Church serves as Red Cross shelter, more help available By VICKI BSLLUCC1A By NICK m t W A U r Herald Correspondent Herald Staff Writer SANFORD - Human tragedy ripped through the heart of Sanford and northern Seminole County in the early morning hours Monday. The light o f day brought forth a grizzly scene where vehicles and corpses dangled from trees, where houses were literally ripped from their foundations and where family members sobbed as they searched for one an­ other. •An Integral part o f many families Is a family pet. a cat or a dog, sometimes a horse or even a pig. Today, some of those four-legged friends have been separated from their humans. The Humane Society of Seminole County Is prepared to help. For some, the animals scat­ tered when the storm moved through, destroying the homes. For others who managed to keep the family together, the pets were turned away when they arrived at the shelters at Midway Elementary School and at the First Presbyterian Church In Sanford. Jeff Cashatt, executive direc­ tor o f the humane society, said his facility was undamaged In the storm and that his staff and area volunteers are waiting to help. For those who are able to U SANFORD - First Presbyterian Church. 301 E. Oak Avenue In Sanford, has been desig­ nated as the Seminole County American Red Cross shelter for tornado victims. It Is one of five opened throughout the storm damaged counties. Rev. Bruce Scott has been working with the Red Cross volunteers In helping persons needing assistance. "We also have five fami­ lies with serious losses and one death among members o f our church." he said. While the church facilities have been made available as an official shelter. Scott said no one has had to remain overnight. "We only had a few people Sunday night." he said. "So we contacted the Sanford Marina Hotel and they offered to put our folks up for the night at no charge." During Monday night's Sanford City C om ­ mission meeting. Mayor Larry D ak an­ nounced that the management o f the hotel had Informed him o f the availability o f lodging for persons tn Sanford who may have auffi uttered losses from the tornado. Scott said a woman who had her house wiped out came to the church this morning to ' * she ‘ ie would be Inquire about shelter, and said returning later In the day srlth her children. "So many people have lost so much." Scott said. "But others are really lending a hand to help them." He aald many people have been bringing food and blankets to the church for distribution. The articles are being tunneled to those In need through the Red Cross. Across the five county area. Red Cross offi­ cials estimate ISO residents affected by the storms were given overnight assistance Sun­ day and Monday evenings. They have also dispatched 12 emergency response vehicles which are traveling from chapters around the Catty Burch and hac brother John embrace fokowing ths tornado that dwnaged thair horns. The Burehss hid in ths bathtub whls ths storm ragsd. state to assist with local relief efforts. While donations o f food, clothing and other Items are being made throughout the area, checks and cash are being requested. Red Cross official Elaine Henrtch said. "We are not collecting ln-klnd donations at this time. Through financial cr ntrlbutlona. are can quickly asaeas the needs o f affected families S U B S C R I B E T O T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D F O R T H E B E S T L O C A L N E W S C O V E R A G E . Call 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 I 'M 1 •A ■<S*55? ^ ver, Ia n * wm . i j . ... , -. * ■- ■ • • • ' w* . i*. �2A •Sanfcxd Herald Ssnlord. Roods ■ Tuesday. February 24, 1998 Died OBITUARIES EUGENE FRANCIS ADAM S Eugrnr Francis Adams. 76. Palm Way. Sanford, died Sun­ day. Feb. 22. 1998. Bom In Philadelphia. Pa., he moved to Central Florida In 1952. Mr. Adams was a supervisor In the fertilizer Industry. He served In the US Army and was a W.W.U veteran. Mr. Adams was a Catholic. Survivors Include sisters. Mickey Goclz, Sanford, Margarlte Bums. Philadelphia. 1*3.: brothers. Joseph. Philadel­ phia. Pa.. Gerald. Longwood. Baldwin •Fairchild Oaklawn Cemetery and Funeral Home, Lake Mary. In charge o f ar­ rangements. Continued from Page LA SARAH Q1ARRATANO Sarah Glarratnno, 93. West Lakrvlrw Avenue, la k e Mary, died Monday. Feb. 23. 1998 at Island Lake Center Nursing Home. Bom March 27. 1904 tn Passaic. N.J.. she moved to Central Florida In 1989. Mrs. Glarratano was a homemaker. She was a member of Holy Cross Catholic Church. Buf­ falo. N.Y. Survivors Include daughter. Louise Chnpell. Buffalo. N.Y.: son, Paul Glarratano. Lake Mary: sister. Grace Staslo. Buffalo, N.Y.: three grandchil­ dren: two great-grandchildren. Gramkow Funeral Home. Sanford. In charge of arrange­ ments. D O R IS D. BENNETT DOROTHY TREMAYNE L A ­ BOUR Dorothy Tremayne Labour. 78. Lake Worth Circle, Heath­ row, died Friday, Feb. 20. 1998 at Memorial Hospital-West Volusia, DeLand. Bom In Rochester. N.Y.. she moved to Central Florida from Norcross. Ga. seven years ago. Mrs. LaBour was n retired lab techni­ cian with Eastman Kodak Company. She was a Presbyte­ rian. Survivors Include sons, Bradley A . Heathrow. Daniel V.. Loganvtlle. Ga.; daughters. Judith A Preston, Columbus, Ohio. Becky L.. Atlanta. Ga.: brothers. Robert Tremayne. Rochester. N.Y., Qordon, Mel­ bourne. Thomas, Hemet. Calif.; three grandchildren. Stephen R. Baldauff Funeral Home. Deltona, in charge of arrangements. Doris D. Bennett, 77. North Calhoun Street. Eatonvllle. died Friday. Feb. 20. 1998. Mrs. Bennett was bom tn Waukulla. Florida. She was a retired secretary. Mrs. Bennett was a member o f St. Lawrence AME Church. Eatonvllle. Survivors Include husband, John H.; brother. James Mont­ gomery. Ga.. Golden’s Funeral Home. Inc., Winter Park, in charge of ar­ rangements. FR ANCIS K. CO TA SR. Francis K. Cota Sr.. 81. Northlake Drive. Sanford, died Sunday. Feb. 22, 1998 at C o­ lumbia Medical CentcrSanford. Bom Jan. 4, 1917 in Burlington. Vermont, he moved to Sanford from Ml. Holly. New Jersey In 1988. Mr. Cota worked as a Jet aircraft me­ chanic. He retired as a Master Sergeant In the US Air Force after 30 years of service. Mr. Cota served In W.W.H and K o­ rea. He attended the Church of the Nativity Catholic Church. Lake Mary. Survivors Include wife. Fran­ ces M.; son. Frank "Ken" Cota. Sanford: daughter Frances Carol. Kirkland. Wash.; three grandchildren. Gramkow Funeral Home, Sanford. In charge of arrange­ ments. M ARY A N N R ACER M ENARD Mary Ann Racek Menard. 81. North Blscayne Boulevard. Aventura, Fla., died Saturday. Feb. 21. 1998. Bom In New Castle-Ypon-Tyne, England, she moved to Miami from the Central Florida area. She was a Catholic. Survivors Include son. John Racek. Las Vegas. Nev. Gaines Carry Hand Funeral Home, Longwood. In charge of arrangements. WEATHER I sMItt ifekll lio c s i.H w e a ir n Sunny. Highs tn the upper-60a. Lows In the mld4Os. W i l s s i i i y ; Sunny. Highs tn the mid-70s. Lows In the low-80s. t t — M y i Partly cloudy. Highs in the upper70s. Lows In the upper-BOs. Ft May Thunderstorms. Highs In the up per-70s. Lows tn the upper-BOs. Ih stk T T min. 2:50 a.m., maj. M O a.m.. min. 3:10 p.m., maj. 9:30 p.m. iiim k Daytana Batch: high: 5:53 a.m.. 6.08 pjn., low. 12:07 Booth: high: 5:58 a.m., 6:13 p.m., low 12:12 a.m., — p.m.. 3J____ L. j J . . u '. Caaaa Batch: high: 6:13 a.m.. TUESDAY WEDNESDAY 6:28 pjn., low 12:27 a.m., — %ma*j S t 45 • n a y 76 51 p.m. m pie's. Ashley was found dazed about 100 yards west o f hrr grand p.irrn i 'k home. She was suffering from a possible bro­ ken pelvis and was being treated at Arnold Palmer H os­ pital for Children and Women. Her mother. Prnny. Is still re­ ported missing as of Tuesday morning. L O T I R H Y ?r ’ ' H e rs s rs Fie winning numbers selected on M onda y In the Floods Lottery: Fe n te e y B 7-0-11-10-10 L e «e (F e 6 . t l ) S4M “Serving Sanford. Uxkg Mary and Seminoil Corny Since 1908“ Tuaaday, February 24,1800 • VoL90.No.131 , Inc. • 300 N. French A m ., Benlord, F L 32771 Phono: (407) 322-2011 Fan: (407) 323-MOt PBftodcsJ PoiUji Ft*! •( Ssrtofll Roft&i paontaMltMH i f It !s PMSnsmr: Sand sM tms Owngat la 1>N SANTORO HEI1ALD FO. Bo. 1M7 JM | flA 3 Monts SUorWa S3B-00 m oo 1tow Ftortdt nestis* add 7* the Seminole County Hlstorlrnl Society. He set up the dark­ room at the Sanford Museum. Dolt and his brothers donated an extensive photo collection covering 100 years o f Sanford's history. C harles R ich ard W ebb. 49. worked In the telecommunica­ tions Arid. He, his wife. Pally and their daughter. Cassidy, lived In a mobile home on Heard all Avenue. Charles was killed when I hr tornado over­ turned Ihe trailer. Webb was known for helping people In nerd, lie volunteered his time to Grace A Grits, a program that provides n weekly meal to nredy In downtown Sanfonl. Webb also helped with Crop Walk, a program that raises money to help pro­ vide food for those In need. 8teve George Malloy, 37. and his two children, S ara h , I I . and T ra v is. 9. lived in a mobile home on Laura Avenue. The family was killed when they were thrown from their trailer during the tornado. Sieve, originally from New York, worked as a construction Installer. Tom Tipton. 62. was one of Seminole Community College's founding professors when Ihe college began In 1965. Tipton, who tuught economics, retired In 1995. but rnullnued to teach part time. T o m 's enthusiasm In llic classroom III a Are In the minds and Imaginations o f his students.* commented SCC ITcsIdcnt E. A m McGee. In the ‘70's and ‘80s Tipton liad coached SCC'a men's and women's softball trams. Tipton kept score at Saturday night's basketball game. Just as he had since SCC had started playing basketball. Tipton was killed when the tornado tossed his mobile home Into a neighbor's back yard. His body was found nearby. Don V tn cm t, 53. was a printer, photographer, and his­ torian. He had worked for Seminole Community College In the print shop since 1972. The tornado destroyed Vin­ cent’s home and left Vincent’s body lying across the street. Don was senior printer and one of the first employees of SC C s print shop. He Is de­ scribed as a loyal and dedi­ cated employee and friend to many. ‘ Don waa a master of his craft and could work magic with a camera, a printing press and a fishing rod.* remarked E. Ann McGee, SCC president. SCC will dy Its flag at half mast to salute and remember their friends Don Vincent and Tom Tipton. Vincent and his family .are Animalskeep their pets with them but who need a cage In which to house their anim als, the H u­ mane Society h as a limited num ber of cages avail able through a short term loan pro­ gram . *Wc also have some space In the shelter here.* Caahatt said. "W e will shelter as many an i­ m als aa we can here, but were Help- THURSDAY FRIDAY Ptcldy 78 57 Tttraa 70 58 Batch: Seaa are 57 feet with a rough chop. Water temperature at Daytona la 61 degrees and at New Symrna, 61 degrees. Winds are from the northat 20-25 m.p.h. well known In Ihe Sanford aren for their photography. His fa­ ther. William Sr., was on avid photographer and owner of Vincent Fish Market on the oom rr of Second Street und Cypress Avenue. Ills brother. Tommy. Is Ihe head photogra­ pher for the Sanford Herald, a skill Don helped teach him. Vincent was a member of the Sanford Historical Society and i prov than with Immediate relief.' Other help available: HsiM hMIO Sy DttF Frstier Tbs Goddards, owners of Rod's Fish Camp, lost svsrythlng to ths tornados* that ragod through tha araa Just BY DAVID Herald Stair W riter MIDWAY • Rod's Fish Camp located on State Road 46 experienced the wrath o f Monday morning's storms with one resident missing and one Injured. Boats were overturned, trees were shredded to ribbons, vehicles were laid to waste and people were left helpless fay the devasta­ tion. ‘ It was not like a train.* said S1K1 Goddard, co-owner o f Rod's Fish Camp. *ll was like a roaring whistle and It only lasted about two seconds.* Goddard’ s house was completely devastated, her two cars demolished. Goddard sold that her windows were broken and there were Items Dying around tn her house. T h e re lAO .fnV.Atliui himself could,have stopped that ‘ Rod Ooddard.^Uyl’s husband and the owner o f the fish Vamp. Six residents sought refuge In Goddard's home from thr bar­ reling weather. *We had people bleeding and crying as they sat on my floor.* said Goddard. The Volusia County Sheriffs Office was In charge o f Ihe searrh efforts. Fred Padgett, a resident o f the camp, was found a half mile up Ihe St. John’s River on u boat. *He was found with broken ribs und lacerations.* said Gnry Davidson, poller information officer for the Volusia County Sheriffs Office. Davidson said that Padgett Is being treated and should be OK. Davidson said llial Volusia responded al nboul 10 a.m. Monday morning. Joel ’ Lucky* Heaton, 53. Is silU missing at this lime. Dive team members and Volusia o ffi­ cers resumed die search Ibis morning. Goddard and Iter husband have been the own­ ers o f Hod's Fish Camp for some time. *Wc lost our incom e* said Goddard, *Wr lost everything.” do have a limited quantity of space.* So far, he added, there have only been a few anim als brought Into the shelter, but he expects that num ber to rise rapidly today *lf we run out o f room tn the shelter here.” the executive director said, “we w ill have foster hom es available for the anim als. The Hum ane Society can not accept stray anim als, Caahatt said. By law, those animals without tags must be taken to the Seminole County Animal Control center. Misplaced animals which have tags can be brought In to the Humane Society until their owners can be Identified and contacted. Those family pets which could not be brought to the emergency shelters can be housed at the Humane Society while the humans rebuild their lives and homes. The Humane Society, a non­ profit organization, Is looking to the community for donations o f pet food, mrdlrlnes and cash lo help defray the cost of caring for the animals. Donations and animals sliould be brought to the Hu­ mane Society al 2800 E. County Home Road In Sanford. If you have any questions, call them at 323-8685. The consultations w ill be with an attorney having experience In the specific areas o f law re­ lated to problem s which could arise out of a disaster situa­ tion. opportunists from taking a d ­ vantage of the current situa­ tion. Furthermore, residents are cautioned and warned NOT to sign blank contracts, agree to have work performed with­ out first seeing the contractor's registration card, or allow work or alterations not authorized by the Seminole County Building Department. box. Quincy’s will give ten per­ cent of the total amount or re­ ceipts In the box, to help fam i­ lies suffering from the results of the storm. W inn Dixie stores In Sanford a s well as throughout Central Florida will be accepting cash and/or check donations to a s ­ sist storm victims. All money obtained will be forwarded to the American Red Cross. T h e Red Cross folks are the ex­ perts.* said W inn Dbde’a Larry Beck. T h e y know exactly what supplies are needed and where they will do the most good. Rather than second-guesa these needs, they have asked our communities to provide the funds necessary to get the rljffit supplies to the right beat way to do this is with donations.” WORDS Off CAUTION Seminole County Com m is­ sion Chairm an Randy Morris has signed on executive order declaring a state of emergency In the area struck by the tor­ nado. Ih e order establishes a curfew from dusk to dawn, con­ trols Ingress and egress and prohibit* price gouging. Crew s are on standby for debris re­ moval. Sanfonl. Casselberry and Lake Mary have offered a s­ sistance. W aste Management and B fl will bring 40-yard con­ tainers to the site to use to re­ move debris. The Seminole County B u ild­ ing and Fire Division advises all contractors wishing to en­ gage tn repairs or reconstruc­ tion work necessitated by the tornado disaster to obtain permit* and copies o f disaster damage Inspection form s be­ fore proceeding with any work. In addition, contractors must be currently registered with the Seminole County Building and Fire D M slon before perm its may be Issued. The precau­ tions are to help citizens and residents screen out possible Thom Greene, president o f the Seminole County B ar A s ­ sociation has announced the association la now offering free 30-mlmite consultations to the residents o f Seminole County for legal advice related to problem s they may have in­ curred a s a result o f recent s nffli dam age. Residents expe­ riencing such problem s may « i i ihy Seminole County B ar Association Lawyer Referral Service 834-0530 to request a free 30-minute consultation. missing On the shore of St. Johns, Rod’s Fish Camp destroyed BEMniOLE COUNTY Executive Director Ronald Rose reported that the G reater Sanford Cham ber of Commerce is coordinating relief efforts to help cham ber members and Sanford citizens who have re­ ceived storm damage. He said a num ber of phone c a lls have been received at the cham ber from members offering a ssis­ tance. Donations, cash and checks, are being accepted at the cham ber building through Friday. aftsr midnight Monday. Two psoplt remain from Volusia and Seminole counties. Quincy's o f Sanford. 2935 Orlando Drive, h as announced It w ill hold t benefit’ Friday. Feb. 27. from ft p.m. until 8 p.m. Ten percent o f aS receipts during that time win be d o ­ nated to tbo Am erican Red C rass Dt*aster R dM f Fund. A f­ ter paying far their food, cu s­ tomers are urged lo place their receipts In s special collection Is In The Air -A t The - “Details ComingFebruary27th" - y^uhe (fang. Jjq. j(Me J t i : �Sanford Harrid, Sanford, Florida •Tuesday. February 24,1998 •3 A Storm- E D ITO R IA L Tragedy brings neighbors together Late Sunday night Central Florida was hit with the worst storms ever recorded In this area. Tor­ nadoes took lives, destroyed property and changed forever the way some families look at life itself. Several staff members of this newspa­ per lost loved ones. Our hearts go out to them and to everyone who lost someone as a result of this tragedy. Within hours of the storms, news of the losses began to mount. But other stories began to trickle into the local media. Businesses w ere calling to ofTcr assistance and special low pricing on needed goods and services. After regular business hours, even faxes kept coming In with offers of aid. And Just regular folks like you and I made calls simply to ask "What can I do to help?" We who choose to live In Florida are often ac­ cused of living In a state where people share streets but no one is a neighbor. It is said that because of our highly transient population there Is little sense of community. To those critics I have one work..."Baloney." While the storms were hitting, as well as d ur­ ing the aftermath, strangers quickly becam e neighbors. Regular folks did the extraordinary things that must be done to help their own sur­ vive. yet managed to look in on someone else. People wept openly the next day when they dis­ covered they lost the person next door. If caring for the guy next door Is the definition of a neigh­ bor, then we are indeed a neighborhood. In the days and weeks ahead, families will bury their dead, FEMA will step up to the plate and money will be available for people to rebuild their houses and businesses. No one will nor should forget this experience. It can serve as a daily reminder of Just how fragile life can be. But the feeling of "neighborhood" should not be lost either. That feeling of warmth we shared with each other as survivors, the compassion we felt for those who lost their possessions and the pain we felt when we saw life taken. We can and we will go forward because we have no choice. Life will only stand still for a very short while, then as always, it moves on. How we move on will be up to us. 1 suggest the best way Is to revisit the peo­ ple with whom we share our street, or road, and discover our neighbors and neighborhoods again. M g* 1A Florida. The concentration o f dam age la In the area south o f Lake Mary Boulevard, eaat o f County Road 427 and north a f Lake Jesup. There are presently 11 con­ firmed fatalities. One person la still m issing. There were 28 to 30 people rushed to area hospitals for treatm ent Sev­ eral other residents were treated on alte. L t Jack C ash, police Information officer for the Seminole County S h eriffs Office, said that the depart­ ment la searching by ground, air and any m eans necessary to and the rem aining m issing person. Myrtle Street h as been do sed off due to the search efforts. Altogether, 321 hom es were damaged In 'Seminole County. There were 42 hom es de­ stroyed, 260 sustained mqjor dam age, and IS had m inor dam age. There were 18 b u si­ nesses affected. It la esti­ mated that there w as $3.4 m il­ lion In destruction for Sem i­ nole alone. Cash stated that there Is still a curfew In effect for the M id­ way area. “W e don't want loot­ ers and gawkere," said Cash. • sew, " *•••** GET A HEAD START O N TANNING rii* hi State • i.i t ; SI sSIIINS 1Ml I >aga ia tlon before but not at his own home. TWo of the Myers' neighbors on S. Sanford Avenue were not as fortunate. Torn Tipton, 62, and Don Vincent, 63. were both killed by the tornado, Oov. Chiles w as accom pa­ nied to Sanford by Sen. Connie Mack. Rep. BUI McCollum Fed­ eral Emergency Management Agency Director Jam es Lee Witt. Seminole County com ­ m issioners Randy Morris and Daryl McLain. Sheriff Don Eelinger an d County M anager Gary Kaiser. Rep. John Mica had visited earlier. President BUI Clinton la ex­ pected to visit W ednesday. Chiles aald that the tornado destruction he had seen at sev­ eral sites Monday w sa as terri­ ble a s thst from Hurricane AnThe series of tornadoes the Worst ever In the state. *W e have 38 confirmed outside the gobtle Corn- needed socks and clothing a f­ ter getting soaked,** Clnde Von Hertnilia said. *We had a lu m ­ ber o f the residents, too. We Just wanted to do what we could to help." Nearly 300 Seminole County Are-rescue personnel, sh e riffs deputies. Sanford fire-rescue and police responded. Som e from other nearby agencies also helped. In addition to the tornado dam age In the Sanford area. 83 homes were dam aged In W inter Springs and Longwood had three bulldlnga. Oviedo. Lake Mary. Casselberry and A lta­ monte Springs received no Seminole County Fire C h ief and meteorologist Terry Schenk, who has spent the last couple months tracking storm s from his home, on Sunday drove to the Lake Jesup bridge on the OreencWay aa this made its way there. Schenk aald he make out the funnel cause u w as shrouded He maw It. however, fr tah-green form ers. destroyed or dam aged. The My­ ers were am ong those whose hom es were Insured. Insurance agents began a r­ riving In the area Monday to OH I.M * I Ml Wl I M WITH UN11MlH II Ml IN I Ml t I'M » Afil >Full Service Hair •Full Service Nalls 1Tanning •Pedicures Ptraflin Treatments C a ff ft POLIO M c k a rfti Saint Hampton, 36. o f 1604 W. 17th St.. Sanford, was ar­ rested Friday by Seminole County depuUes. Hampton was charged with DUI and ar­ rested at the com er o f Olean­ der and 13th Street. Hampton was stopped for driving without headlights, according to re­ ports. M$Mi$9 arrest Juanita Hunt. 32, o f 18 Laurel Oaks Dr.. Winter Springs, waa arrested Thursday by Winter Springs police. Hunt was charged with resisting without violence. Hunt was arrested at the above address. Valerie Wilson. 23. o f 210 Perth Ct.. Winter Springs, was arrested Thursday by Winter Springs police. Wilson was charged with grand theft auto and attaching tag not assigned. Wilson was arrested at the com er o f Edgcnton and Third. Thom as Maner. 43, o f 1811 W . 16th St., Sanford, w as ar­ rested Thursday by Sanford police. M aner w as charged with burglary to conveyance, possession o f burglary tools and criminal mischief. Maner was arrested at the com er of 10th and Oleander. Victim found defendant under the hood o f the victim's car. controlled substance and p o s­ session of drug paraphernalia. Heaketh waa arrested at the above address. Ctty/County Investigative Bureau executed a search warrant and found Items at the defendant's home. Susan Tbltles. 38. of 2404 North Lake Dr.. Sanford, waa arrested Wednesday by Casselberry police. Toklcs w as charged with hiring a child resulting in Injury. Toklcs waa arrested In the 300 block of Dog Track Road. Report aald that Toklcs allegedly hired her 16- year- old daughter and fal­ sified the girl's age. The girl waa Injured on the Job and her mother allegedly falsified her age on the Injury report aa well. n a il to rebuild If an area h as been designated a disaster. W itt aald that FEMA had made Seminole County the 14th on Its list for federal a s ­ sistance for the tornado dam age. McCollum said he had never seen “worse destruction" In the Central Florida area. Mack aald he had talked to people who survived the tor­ nado at several sites. ‘ They heard the w arnings but there nothing they could do the tornado actually h it In calne driving pended Michael Heaketh. 29. 6t 1012 Jackson Creek Ct.. Oviedo, w as * ■ I'tf* ~ ' ■ - t < "« * Jp-T*>*4PlV \f■*' / '», S a n fo r d H e m ld An Old Friend Is Gettiiig A “DETAILS COMING ■*-, . j �N A TU R E ’S W R A TH ' **!’ mis i't J 10 in p li . tin* scries ii tore through t'cnlr.il I'lnrida ruing hurled debits its path i i luMtu* oil ol Pine Wav shat w <1 tin* hom eow ner's car (left ^ nn If i'iiunt\ :\2 1 homes w e re 0 those were tot.dh destroyed. o*»t S > l million Fhe tornadoes i- I 1 >n tin- i nput IVai’M'ii Seale, path *T lesirtiction m easured up yards A Herald Photos this page by Arch Boothe The nome ot 0 Hi€ Hastings 92 (left) suffered signifi­ cant damage as the roof was tom away in the storm Her family moved quickly to relocate her to their home and she was doing well as of late Monday afternoon Steps to nowhere. Tills home oil' of Pine W ay (lower left photo, the sam e as the one In the u p p e r photo of the car) w as torn from Us Inundation. Rains followed the winds. Only 1.10 inches fell in Sanford. Like so much tinsel, a length o f metal dangles (right photo) from a tree that has been denuded o f Us foliage. The cookbooks are shelved and the coffee is on in this home on Marquette Avenue off Beard,in across h <m tm- in;, f li i me ais -.usta ned root dam aged,-.’ . , .me walls remained intact �Santo'd Mpf.ilrt Sanford Florida Tu*-'..lay February ?4 199H 5A N ATUR E ’ S W R A TH Sheets ol metal (let) photo) are woven among the pines and palms m the rural area adjacent to Lake Jesup. while splinters ol wood Ian out trom the base ol a shattered tree (right photo) near a home oil ol Pine Way. Indiscrim inate dust ruction struck oil land and on the water. C lo c k ­ wise from top It'll. high w inds to p ­ pled canopies ai Saulord Hoat W orks, located at Celery Avenue and County Uoad 115. adjacent to the Osteen (fridge. The scene w as almost the same at Rod's I'isli Cam p, on State Uoad *16. west of the bridge over the St. Johns at tlu* mouth ol L ik e Jesup. Not high and dry. a boat in the yard of a home off ifeardall Avenue is cov­ ered bv debris. Several trailers were flipped in the storm. S em i­ nole County ICmcrgcncy M a n a g e ­ ment set up a com m and center on South Sanford Avenue. Access to that area has been restricted and curfew are in effect. All Herald Photos this page by Arch Boothe toveept Rod b Fish Camp photo by David Frazier) j ■1 �•A •Santofd Haratd, S*n*ord. Honda - Tuesday. February 24. 199a P e o p le Volunteer o f the Blood Bank Central Florida Blood Bank t» asking donors o f all types blood - especially O-type d o ­ nors • to donate at Its Sanford branch. 1302 E. Second St. For Information, call 322-0822. Optimist Club The Sanford Optimist Club meets every Wednesday at noon at the colonial Room In downtown Sanford. Visitors arc welcome. Call 323-2194 or 3220298. Kiwanis Club Effective Oct. 1. 1997, the Kiwanis Club o f Sanford has moved the weekly Wednesday noon luncheon meeting from the Sanford Ctvlc Center to the Lakeside Landing at the Marina Motel on Lake Monroe. Visiting Klwanlans are welcome. For information call Walt Smith. 323-5088. Dancing for Sanlors The Over 50 Dance Club dance Is held every Wednesday, from 2:30 -4:30 p.m. at the Sanford Civic Center. Live mu­ sic by the Deltonlans 13-piece band. Donation $3.00. R ise Up! strives to bring races, faiths together Alzhslmar's Support The Alzheimer's Support Qroup 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 therapist, leads the discussion and answers questions. For Information, call 323-4938 or 324-3000. By SUSAN WBM1VBR Herald Staff Writer LAKE MARY - Dona Brockman spoke enthusi­ astically yet expressed her desire for the focus to be on the organization her volunteers for and not her­ self. She was called by Ood to work with Rise Up! Sanford in January o f 1990 and began as the secretary in October o f 1997. According to a recent newsletter. Rise Up! Is a vehicle by which churches and para-church organisa­ tions In our city can com e together for Joint services, out reaches and special events that lift up the name o f Jesua higher than our Individual churches? Brockman added. TXir de­ sire Is for the whole city o f Sanford and surrounding areas to be on the mailing list for our newsletter. We want the community to know that the body o f Christ Is working to reach the lost here.* Brockman admitted that she has never been a sec­ retary before but came from a management back­ ground. She was blessed with a computer from her son who lives out o f state and much support from her husband. She shared that J eff Krall. pastor o f Family Worship Center, began the work or Rise Upl In July o f 1992. *He and Elijah June. Clark Adams and Thelm a Mike all wanted to see this umek> a w r y * * said. “J effs wife gave her Woman’s Club Lake Mary Woman's Club meets the fourth Wednesday of each month from September through May. For Information, contact Maryann Hoff, 3216226. Racovary Inc Recovery Inc.. Is a self-help mental health organization for people who suffer from panic attacka, depression, fears and general nervous symptoms. For information, call 660-2003, or 896-5906/ TO P S AI*Anon A support group for friends or relatives o f alcoholics (AlAnon) meets every Wednesday, at 8 p.m.. at 111 E. 27th St.. Just west o f Sanford Avenue In Sanford. New visitors or m em ­ bers are welcome to this 12step group. Lunch, vited to meet at 1:30 p.m. the second and fourth Wednesday o f every month at the C assel­ berry Senior Center. 200 Lake Triplet Drive. Casselberry. Fellowship LONOWOOD-All area seniors are Invited to Join a seniors group currently meeting at the Orthodox Church o f St. Ste­ phen. 1895 Lake Emma Rd. A covered dish luncheon, at noon. Is followed by Bible study and fellowship. The group meets on the sec­ ond and fourth Wednesday o f the month. For more Informa­ tion. contact Mary Burke at 330-6391. Wldowad Parsons All widowed persona are In­ A local chapter of TOPS (Take O ff Pounds Sensibly) meets every Wednesday at 6:30 p.m.. in the auditorium of South Seminole Hospital. 555 W. S.R. 434. Longwood. Weighing beings at 5:30 p.m. The first meeting Is held every Wednesday. at 9:30. at Lakevlew Christian Church. 1400 Bear Lake Road Apopka. For information, call 293-5048. N ar-Anon Nar-Anon meets every Wednesday at 8 p.m. at South Seminole Hospital. 555 West State Road 434, Longwood. Nar-Anon la a support group open to families and friends o f addicts. Dally living with an addict la more turmoil than you can handle by yourself. Join for support In coping with your serenity to make md put o u r i M back in focus. Cafi $01-1900 for m ore Information. husband the scripture- In Isaiah 58:12 that says. 'And they that ah all be o f thee shall build the old waste places: thou ah alt rise up the foundations of many generations; and thou ahalt be called. The repairer o f the breach. The restored o f path s to dwell In.' Ood had spoke to her about Ride Upl through this scripture." Rise Upt uses the scrip­ ture In John 17:21.T ath er. I pray that they can be one. A s you are In Me and I am In You. I pray that they can also be one In U s." The organizations m ain focus is tn breaking down the w alls o f denom inational and ra ­ cial division to become one body glorifying Ood.” Activities and the news­ letter all send the m essage o f uniting for Christ and bringing all faiths and all races together to accom ­ plish this. Brockm an gave the Illustration o f Rise Upl as the center o f a wheel with spokes. The spokes are organizations like the Sanford Christian Sharing Center, the Sanford C risis Pregnancy Center and Habitat, all working to­ gether for food. ritaor Moratory for RIm Upl writer the vision down and make It plain.” said Brockman. T h a t's why when we pray we write It down.” In regard to her volunteer efforts, she cited, T feel Ood has called me to do this and until he tells me not to do It anymore I w ill continue. I really do love I took a typing in high school but that's the only experience I I lust love telling what's going an for our com m u- To become a part o f the mailing bat with Rise Upl call Dona at 323-7409 or write to P.O. Box 702, Sanford. FL 32772. Bedding plants provide color Bedding plants can provide that necessary touch o f color that often lacks In the lan d ­ scape. Bedding plants can b e grown In containers to add a splash o f color to a porch, deck o r patio area. They arc also enjoyed aa fresh and dry cut flowers. In F lorida, m any o f them bloom during the srlnter months, bringing color to the and producing flow lW n r»W M M Otb* during the AL FERRER Mwm iin| through the heat and heavy n m m w rains. condi­ tions are im portant for growing annuals In Florida. Petunias, that be planted year Florida. growing planted with plants pvrnn in containers. Another Buy plants acto their season. Bed- the list to let us know.” Approximately 10 hours a week or 40 hours a month are spent on com ­ piling and typing the newsletter. Brockman and her family are also active In regularly attending the functions of the group such as the CltvWlde Prayer and Concert o f Prayer. Her volunteer efforts were also previously with the steering committee o f the Sanford Crisis Preg­ nancy Center. She and her husband, Sid. have been married for 30 years. They have two children, Rebecca and Brian and one grand- Creative approach helps swearers to kick the habit I be spaded or tilled at least atx Inches deep several weeks before planting. Florida's sandy soils have very low nutrient and water holding rsparttlra Incorporation o f 5 to 3 Inches or organic m atter into planting beds w ill Increase nutrient and w ater holding ca­ pacities o f these soils. Organic p<*tf fi* i« such aa cn*tipoot or peat should be thoroughly mixed Into the soil. Flower beds be frrun— prior to pi4"W "| or at planting time. Apply 6-0-0 or a alm llar com ­ plete at *♦**» rate o f 3 pounds per 100 square feet o f bed area. Controlled fertilizers are Ideal for Florida's sandy soils. 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AIIY I HI ISINI* l r* H r*l » I 1 A D V E R T IS IN G C ontact one of our helpful representatives. LAKE M AR 322-2611 PU �TUESDAY S a n fo rd Herald F e b ru a ry 24. 1998 Reality has reared its ugly head once again S A N F O R D _ It’s am azin g h ow life a n d re a l­ ity h a s a w a v o f b rin g in g y o u do w n to earth . B e cau se o f o th er w o rk co n sid eratio n s h ere at the n ew sp a p e r I w a s not a b le to travel to Lak elan d S a tu rd a y n igh t to see the L ak r M ary g irls fin ish o ff their fan tastic season . S o I aro se e a rly S u n d a y m o rn in g lo o k in g a ro u n d the differen t television station s to see If the R am s h a d Indeed w o n the state c h a m ­ p io n sh ip a n d w a s excited a n d h ap p y w h en I fou n d ou t they h a d w on . F or m ost o f the rest o f the d a y I w a s th in k in g a b o u t h o w to pu t th is special sec­ tion togeth er to h o n o r the first g irls' b a sk et­ b a ll team from S em in ole C o u n ty to ever w in a state ch am p ion sh ip . I w a s a lso th in k in g o f h o w g la d I w a s fo r C a rl B row n , on e o f the n icest a n d m ost g e n ­ tlem anly p erso n a I h ave ever k n ow n , w h o h a s w ork ed h a rd fo r th is title a n d h o w It c o u ld n 't h ap p en to a m ore deservin g person . S u n d a y aftern o o n I w atch ed N ick A n d e r­ son p u t a d a g g e r In the Lak ers' h e arts a n d tak e a sh ot at S h a q u llle w ith h is ren d ition o f M ertan H a n k s' d a n c e th at M r. O ’N e a l loves. Then comes Sunday night and the stormy weather moved In. I was worried about my family when the weathermen. 1 looked at Several Afferent stations, started sayin g that ;the storm would be moving Into the Ravens Park area, near where my parents live, and then other parts of Sanford. Luckily, the storm did not affect any part of Sanford where my family fives and I felt bet­ ter. And tn the section of Deltona that I five In. we only got about a half-hour of rain and not much wind. Then I got up Monday rooming to see the accounts and pictures of the devastation of Sanford, Kissimmee and Winter Garden. I spent the first 11 years of my life In the mid­ west. so seeing tornado damage was not that unusual, but this was phenomenal. When 1 arrived at the office Monday after­ noon 1got word that a friend of mine, who I had known for almost 30 years, was killed In the tornado. Several family members of em­ ployees here at the Herald had also been lost. It was very humbling and disheartening. Later I went out to Seminole Community College to watch Seminole High playing in the Raminole Baseball Tournament and found out that a very dear friend of mine, Tom Tipton, with whom I had worked at the college far 11 years, had also been lost to the devastating storm. Most people in Sanford probably knew Tom. He was an economica instructor at SCC and had been there since the day the school opened Its doors In 1965. Back In the 70s and *80s he had coached the SCC men's and women's softball teams when the trho^l used to teams. His son. Cart, was on the Seminole High football team and Tom would never miss a game. He was also a University of Tennessee foot­ ball fan. But I, and most other people, will remember him as the person who ran the scoredock for SCC basketball games. He had done ao since the school started and was on the bench Saturday it when the Raiders' women's team played their Anal home game. The Lake Mary High School basketball (cam rejoices after receiving their medals and the trophy for winning Seminole County's first-ever girls State Championship, 48-34, over Boone Saturday at The Lakeland Center. The wtn by the Rama also completed a perfect 33-0 season. Hail the champions Lake M ary claim s first-ever girls’ basketball state title •A STATS CHAMPIONSHIPS By E K LU K W n i f E K Herald Staff Writer LAKELAND _ It has been the season o f the Rams. It started with a goal, carried out with an un­ defeated season and culminated with a return trip to the Final Four. I • *• I Last Saturday night, night Lake Mary's , _girls basketball team fulftlldd their pre-season 48-34 win In the state championship grnna over Orlando Boone and became the first girts team in the history of Seminole County to cam that title. “All season long we have been talking about getting back here.* Lake Mary coach Cart Brown said after the game. “And not Just getting back...Instead of knocking on the door we wanted to go through it. The girts knew what they wanted and I didn't have to motivate them. They motivated themselves and remained dedi­ cated. I am so proud o f each one o f them and their accomplishments. I wouldn't trade one o f them.' ■AMS 48, BBAVBS 34 (4S) b u n k m tn 0 0-0 0 . Woodall I 0-0 2 . h rd rv 2 0 0 4 . IM r 3 1-2 7 . Kcndrtrfc 0 0-0 0 . Manj 0 2-2 2 . II. Usllanrr 0 OO 0 . M u m t t 0 0-0 a A B sllsnre 2 0 2 S. lU rtwur 0 0 0 0 . Sution 6 3-3 IS. Hradby 4 1-2 IS. Totals: 20 7 -1 1 4 S. assMW McOmsMjD .1 Mary Leah Sutton. “We proved that we could play all season and especially tn the reglonals. We played very tough teams and stepped It ig) whenever we had to. We never ran from any­ one.* They atrpprd up against Evans, the number three tram In the state. In the first round. They stepped up against Pensacola, the team who ------------ 00. 4 34 NunaayO 041 a Totals 14 •-« 34. twojrtan u ■tepped Up _ a Thrrr-putnl Add . Lakr Maty I IA Maty 10. Boone IS. Fouled out ne. Mahaa Tcrhntral tuula _ 27 -4 . Lsk* 334); While many speculated that the Lady Rams were never really tested throughout the season, they played some o f the toughest teams In the state during the regular season and faced not only ranked teams, but also some o f their de­ mons. tn the post-season. “It's been a hard road.* said junior forward _ . ,------------- round. And they stepped up sg«m s« Fort Lau­ derdale Dillard In the state semi-finals In order to get a second shot a Boone, the team they defeated with a 17-1 fourth quarter run during the regular season. Boone wasn't going to let that happen again on Saturday night and took the court with all o f the determination that was expected from a state finalist. Lake Mary drew first blood with a Jumper by Junior forward Lauren Bradley. She would go on to score five tn the quarter, but that, even cou- B ro w n tu rn s love of basketball, kids into co a ch in g s u cce ss »r Herald Staff Witter LAKE MARY _ Anyone who has attended a Lake Mary girts basket­ ball game can't help but watch At least for Head coach an lmated, talented very w ell. Behind the obvious, however, is an Arkansas boy who liked to play basketball and ended up with the first girts* state cham pionship in h «sir»«h sn tn the history o f Sem i­ nole County. ■Basketball w as my first love, but I never Imagined 1 would b e m ark in g a girls *»■ »" one day,* Brown said. “Now, I couldn't H n«|in» coaching boys.* Actually, despite h is love for the game. Brown never really aaw him ­ self m arhtng sh u t he He was a brutally honest man who was not afraid to tell anyone what he thought, but he waa always a true fan of the SCC athletes. And that's what 1 bked about the man. Ood- Brown said. T h a t waa especially important to me when 1 reach the varsity level. I'm open for auggeathough. I may not them but I'm certainly open.* Obviously, the way Brown wants things done Is working. Last year, with a primary core of sophom ores, Brown took his team to the cham pionship game. T his year, with the sam e core, only a year older, Brown’s team brought home the state title. Brown credits hts kids with more than Just l, l* " > a pd pwUr« ^ a s more than a team. “W hen you aee these Idda all season long for four months straight they become port o f your fam ty,* Brown cipfatned, T kind of feel like they are rqy own kids only better, b m f mti* I ***n keep them for a while and then g v e them back to their parents. T b see such a good group o f ktda who have respect far others and tn ^ B u t I wouldn't trade one o f my > thinking about parents and nplatai that the kids aren’t or the coach isn't playing the way, or an official la cheating h has always bothered me. U ». Ife Just s game, not life or The klde think pretty highly o f their coach • • well. “Coach Brown h u taught me discipline. The whole team baa leained thia very important leaaon and that la why we have gone ao lar. He la a great m an." said acnior guard Stephanie D a k . “He h as also taught u s to alw ays do what we know la right...to never tantfy. he has taught ua Hie...not ju st basketball.* about though ng the T w as able to be my o « . y level things that way And they are. At least In the State Brown fa the that and luckily for doesn't plan on anytime soon. F OR 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 �i ■ ■ II M l •Santofd Herald. Sanford. Honda •Tuesday. February 24. 1998 Lake Mary girls refuse to let crown slip away LAKELAND _ Saturday night wasn't a win as much as It was a coronation. Did anyone think the Dike Mary girls basketball team wasn't going to win the state title? Was there anyone who didn't think that alter beating third-ranked Evans and sec­ ond-ranked Pensacola that there could pos­ sibly be any other outcome? Could anyone Imagine that, once the Lady Rams got to Lakeland that they would lose, despite trailing at the half last Thursday and holding a precarious two-potnt lead In the finals? No way. This was Lake Mary’s championship to lose and there was no way that was gonna happen. Tb understand the attitude o f the team that brought the trophy back to Central Florida, you have to go back to last season Extra Points... Jeff Berlinicke Hnraid Staff Writer when It fell one shot short o f winning It all. There were three sophomore starters on that team and a Junior. Yes. the Lady Rams fell short, but never doubted Its chances for this season. At a press conference Immedi­ ately after that heartbreaking final game, the Lady Roms sat there In tears. Two years out o f middle school, most of them, they had a look that, somehow, they'd make their way back to Lakeland. Dale’s hard work pays off ■y Herald Staff Writer LAKE MARY _ Since the sev­ enth grade, she has worked toward a goal. The short term goals were met. one by one. until there appeared to be a light at the end o f the tunnel that let her know the end was near. Last week, Stephanie Dale accomplished her long term goal when her team won the girls’ state basketball cham ­ pionships. Lake Mary became the first girls' team In Seminole County history to win the atate cham ­ pionship* when It defeated Orlando Boone. 48-34 in the Class GA finals last Saturday at the Lakeland Center. And not a moment too soon as that waa the last time Dale will walk off o f a high school basketball court...she gradu­ ates In June. "This feels great.* Dale ex­ claimed after the game aa she Joked that she will never have to run for her coach again. "Actually. I can’t really ex­ plain haw 1 feel...I think I’m still dumbfounded. It doesn’t mean any more to me than my trammaWa but It. aura .d oes It means even" more after Dale's team came so close last year and lost at the buzzer when Dale was given the ball with one second left on the clock and a three point deficit. Her three point attempt hit the rim and bounced...the buzzer sounded as the ball fell to the court. *1 cried for a very long time because 1 was so disap­ pointed.* Dale said. *We cam e so close. But the fact that I missed the shot wasn’t ’ ^what I hung on to. All A big part o f Dale’s success us can do is our best. 1 Is her support network...her family. At every game, mem­ Jie shot and It didn’t go bers o f her large family In­ tn. 1 fe d bad that we lost but I cluding her room. dad. four don’t blame myself.’ sisters and twin nieces, fill And she shouldn’t. the stand and give her one o f Dale has been an Integral the largest cheering sections. part o f Lake Mary’s team since Dale said that she remembers she entered high school. one game when her mom and She didn’t begin playing dad lust could not make It and basket ball until she Joined the It felt weird to her when she team at Greenwood Lakes looked in the stands and they Middle School tn the seventh weren’t there. That has been a grade. Her friend and current very rare occasion, though. teammate. Angl Woodall, was All o f her time Isn’t spent on on her softball team and sports, however, as Dole Is a Woodall's dad convinced Dale good student as well. She to give basketball a try since plans to attend Florida State she was such a good athlete. University and major In ma­ Dale took to the new sport rine biology or oceanography. Immediately and decided to She won’t, however, be play­ forego softball in order to ing sports at the college level dedicate herself to basketball. but Intends to play at least Once she entered high one more season o f AAU and school. Dale tried out for both possibly Intramural sports. the basketball and volleyball teams and earned spots on ‘ I want to enjoy college without the pressures o f ath­ both junior va n ity squads. As letics,* Dale said. *1 have been a sophomore, she was moved playing sports since I was In up to the varsity level In both elementary school and ! just sports and Immediately be­ really think it’s time to con­ came and Important part o f centrate on my studies and both game plans. have the time to do college •Stephanie has been great things. for this program.* said ba s­ *1 wouldn't trade one m o­ ketball coach Carl Brown. "She has sweated for four ment o f my high school expe­ years. This y e w . she has rience. however. Through the d ep p ed up and taken oa the sports I’ve, played I have mode the best friendships and leadership role I expected she learned respect and discipline would. She has improved her from my coaches. I will have free throws and her outside these great memories forever.’ p shot which has made Before Dale goes o ff to T a l­ s threat from both the In­ side and outside. I’ll be reallahassee. she is going to take a little time and just enjoy her sorry to see her go.* memories and the feeling o f Some have termed Dale the success. She has worked to­ moat Improved player in the ward and achieved a goal she area this year and that is eel several years ago through based on the obvious hard hard work and dedication and work she did in the o ff season deserves all the time she coupled with the determina­ needs to absorb all that she tion she has shown an the has attained. court. e So they entered this season as the clearcut favorite to dominate their district for a probable showdown against Pensacola, the team that eliminated them for two straight years. They faced slowdowns, thug ball, injuries. Illnesses and no one touched them. Coach Carl Drown restated hla season-long m an­ tra o f "one game at a time* but. to the Lady Rams, It was like one season at a time. They overcame everyone and were ready for Pensacola. If that game were a prize fight, they would have stopped It In the first round. All doubts were aqua squashed. From then on. It was like a ry la lnrp . victory And they deserved It. It Isn't always easy when everyone expects a state title. Lake Mary and Its multitude o f fans which pocked the gym and filled half o f the Lakeland Center considered It a foregone conclusion. But the expectations never got too big for the Lady Rams. Drown saw to that. He never showed too much confidence, but as he hugged his players after the final seconds tickrd off the dock, you could tell that It was a relief. Some players said he was teary In Seminole will host Lyman at 4:30 p.m. at SHS's Alumni Field on Wednesday. EDITOR'S NOTE SANFORD _ Because qf the special is­ sue on Lake Mary winning the state bas­ ketball championship, most qf Monday's action will be In brtqfs today, but a more thorough roundup will appear frt Wednesday's section. Thank you for your patience. SCC wonwn In Ocala tonight SANFORD _ The Seminole Community College women’s basketball team dropped (to final regular season game. 00*80. to Valencia Community College and missed a chance to clinch second place tn the Mid-Florida C on­ ference and an automatic bid to the state tournament In Marianna. The loss dropped the Raiders (21-7) Into a tie with Santa Fe Community College, forcing a playoff for the state berth with the Oaineevllle school tonight at 7 p.m. at Centra) Florida Community College In Ocala. Leading the way for SCC against Valencia were Jaana Kotova (17 points). Daria Kurduyvtseva (13 points). Ixxy Mehanie (11 points) and Crystal Tanner (10 points). Ramlnole gats wtt again SANFORD _ Seminole High School crushed New Smyrna Beach 10-4 In five Innings at Seminole Community College’s Raider Field, but the remainder o f Monday’s first round of the Ramlnole Baseball Tournament was postponed until today. In today's game. Lyman will take on Seabreeze at the Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium at 5 p.m.. while at Lake Mary High School. Deltona will play Spruce Creek at 4:30 p.m. and Lake Mary will host Mainland at 7 p.m. Lance Odom hurled a four-hitter to win his second game o f the season, while Tim Raines had a double and a triple and Ned Raines hod a double in a 17-hit attack as the Fighting Seminole* improved to 4-0 on the Oviedo moves B-ball gems LONOWOOD _ The Oviedo Lions wrapped up second place in the Lyman Invitational Baseball Tournament on Saturday by h eal­ ing I-she Mary 3-0 and Colonial 13-8. Monday’s game was rained out and will be moved to Orlando's Edgewater High School today at 3:30 p.m. The Lions will then travel to Lake Brantley on Wednesday for a 7 p.m. game that will feature two o f the top pitching prospects In app ai and the PatrlFlorida. Oviedo's Ben Knapp ota' Robbie Sltz, facing ea rn other. Tribe tennis teems sweep DELTONA _ The Seminole boys Improved to 3-0 and the girts to 2-0 on the season with a sweep of Deltona In Class BA-Dtstrlct 8 tennis action Monday afternoon In Deltona. The boys came away with a 8-2 triumph, while the girls won all seven o f their matches. The girls will host Lyman today at 3:30 p.m... then both teams will play host to Oviedo, the boys on Wednesday and the girls on Thursdayf. both starting at 3:30 p.m. SCC nine e si struggling SANFORD _ The Seminole Community College baseball team saw its record Csl) to 1-7-1 as It dropped a 10-8 decision to Broward (10-1) on Saturday. The Raiders will be at home for a 3 p.m. game at Raider Field on Wednesday. Oviedo jv's lose In lecroese OVIEDO _ The Oviedo Junior varsity Lacroase team dropped Its season opener. 4-3. to Winter Park at John Courier Field Monday night The Lions will play a Junior varsity/varsity doubleheader at Lake Mary starting at 0 p.m. on Wednesday. March 4th. Championspled with the two points from Sutton, weren't enough to take the lead at the end o f the first period. Boone sent four through the net and had a one point lead. 0-7. go­ ing into the second. It w as all Lake Mazy in the opening minutes o f the second period, with Junior point gran t Ashlee Ballance scoring five. Including a three-pointer and Becky Pedro hitting for two white dominating on defense. H ie Lady Rama were having trouble boxing out and rehoweve r, and Boone to get back in the gam s near the center. Vanessa Randall like a brick wall, keeping But‘ ** “ array from the B alls nee’s jo b forward I four for and brought her team within two at the half, trailing on|y 10-14 when they entered the locker room. True to form, the Lady Rama came out in the second h alf like swarm ing sharks who had died blood. m ts. like she had 7,0 k M t t t d T u fo . refused to allow Boone the ball and d e ­ l's eight points tn o a m . Lake Mery outecored the O rlando team 18-10 and rode a 31-24 teed Into the final Fans turn Lakeland Into Lake Mary south They h ad atudrota who thought they they were cheerleader. D ressed in black and red Herald S taff W itter _________________________________________________ from bead to toe. the student body came ______ lak eland W hat o n a w i viaitinx out In llifl force, filling the stands and lA it u A N U _ wm ai n o g v e a visiting out <*h** f » that rivaled Sw im o amigs. tod team a bigger advantage when they are on ^ “ ‘P- the the road? And they had parents. Not ones who only The fans, o f course. knew how to belittle the referees or yell at A w n the Th ai being true. Lake Mazy had hom e the opposing team. But parents who encouzt advantage in the stats playoffs. con raged their kids wtth things like “W e having tt Sure. Boone an d DtUard had fens. And believe in you.* "You can do It* and 'Y ou’re thgr had m akeup, eigne an d w igs. the best.* * The But Lake M ary h ad more. At times, the sound from behind the They had cbccftaodcn w ho con sistently Lake Mazy beach w as deafening. Bkwyom _ aroused the crow d . encouragkM them to followed the lead the rhew irartrrs and In the tot t h w team know knew the worde to a l the h oorttea. at a . ' ter eight unanswered points by the Lady Rams, Randall and guard Eho M ahaa tiled desper­ ately to keep their team's hopes alive, adding eight of Boone's 10 points to the score board. That wouldn’t be enough, however, a s Lake Mary had the mnmwihun am ) refused to let It go. They outacored Boone again In the final period, 17-10 end after Bradley left the gam e wtth five fouls, senior Angl W oodall scored the final two of the gam e and secured the ending everyone knew Lake Mazy would have to this story. After the celebration, tears and hugs. Lake Mery waa fi­ nally presented with the long awaited state cham pionship ti­ tle and trophy. Four o f their M alting five players were to the ail-tournam ent but by that p o in t little else seemed to m etier to the coach and his players. *We are Just going to enjoy this and share tt wtth each other. There win be no thought o f next season until that time comes. Right now. this Is whet we have wott e d for and this is what we’re going to think about for awhile.* Brown said. People are always told that if they set their Ir mind to some­ thing. there’s nothing they can’t accomoUsh. Lake Mazy h as proven that to be true. �Sanford Hwsfo. 8sntart, Ftorttto •TU— day, Fstousrv 24. i W t Legal Notlctt Legal Notices Legal Notices C o n tin u e d C ro n P i | t 2 B the lo ck er room a fte r the gam e. B ro w n w o u ld p ro b a b ly n ever ad m it to that, b u t h e deserved a few tears. It w a s a sp ecial team . There was Ash lee B a lla n c c , a fiery p la y e r who showed defiance to a n y team that tried to press her. B a lla n c c can hit a three, beat a press and smirk a fte r sh e docs It. A t the press conference after the P en saco la lo ss Iasi season, she was silen t u n til Bom eone asked her If she was both ered b y the p re s s ­ ing defense. Her eyes lit up and she leaned forward and responded will the sam e Intensity sh e Im tught In the floor. N o w ay. A fter n colu m n ist for th is p a p e r w rote th a t O viedo m ight h ave a ch an ce to b e a t them In n reg u lu r se a so n gam e th is y e a r, B a lla n c e h ad the perfect line. "Q u ote m e on tills," sh e yelled. "Y o u w ere w ro n g ." T h ere w a s M ary Leah S u tto n w h o played w ith dam nged knees, a b ro k en n ose a n d a b a d !>iirk. S h e on ly led the team In sc o rin g Saturday and dom in ated the b o a rd s a ll year. She’s the voice o f the L ad y R am s, som eon e w h o 's not a fra id to sp eak h e r m in d to stupid rep o rters o r the o p p o sin g team . LaUren Bradley Is the scorer. S h e’s softspoken but her play docs a ll o f the talk in g. She would be the lead in g sc o re r In C e n tra l Florida if Ixtkc M ary d id n ’t Jum p ou t to so many large lends. alTordlng B ro w n th e op* IH ir t u u lt y to clear the ben ch . O n a lesser team that needed h e r for 32 m in u tes, B r a d ­ ley would easily be p u ttin g u p som e o f the l>est numbers In the cou n try. Becky Pedro was the team clow n . At least, she was o n the cou rt. P ed ro h ad the th re e IKiInter Hurt kept team s from c o lla p sin g o n Sutton nnd B rad ley. S h e a lso loves to la u g h and rikl so often on the cou rt. S h e a lw a y s bad a smile nnd, usually, h e r tra d e m a rk while headband. O f a ll the su p e r so p h s o f List season and the Ju n iors o f th is y e a r. P e ­ dro got the least atten tion , b u t sh e w a s never afraid to fire It u p . Then, there was the sen ior. S tep h an ie Bide, n player w h o really d o esn ’t w an t to piny ball in rollcgc. b u t w alk ed o ff the c o u rt Tor tier final time In glo ry . S h e d id a little o f everything, from re b o u n d in g to sc o rin g to making a perfect feed. Iron ically, tt w a s D ale who missed that b u zz e r-b e a te r In the fin al game last year. S h e m ade u p fo r It a n d Im ­ proved more th an an yon e on the Lak e M a r y roster this season. Don't forget the ben ch . If p la y e rs like Lindsay Manx and A n gi W o o d a ll played anywhere rise, they w o u ld start, b u t they never complained. Manx w a s a key a ll se a ­ son long nnd the y o u n g ste rs th at w atch ed must of the season from the b en ch g u a r a n ­ tee that d ie Lake M a ry d y n a sty can c o n ­ tinue. It was a special se aso n a s Lake M a ry b e ­ came the first team ever from S em in ole County team to b rin g the trop h y hom e. N o team ever d eserved It m ore. O n e o f the g re a t­ est. yet u n n o ticed m om en ts o f the even in g was when O viedo’s M ary Lou J o h n sto n , o n e of the best poin t g u a rd s In the state, w alk ed up and h u g g e d S u tto n , tellin g h e r h o w liuppy site w a s for Lake M ru y. It w a s g re a t s|Hir1snm nshlp th at sh ow ed that, even though Luke M a ry a n d O viedo a re b lo o d r i­ Last Second Shot: Th* admtolMralMri at tha aatat* of Lola Ruth Her an. dacaaaad. Fda Number STtOIS-CP, I* pending to th* Circuit Court I a* Saminol* County. Florida. Profcal* Cartilteat* No- I t Ft Year ol laiuanc* IM S Dricnption ol Pro party LEO LO T 3 LAKE HARNEY MANON PS I PQ » Namo* In arhlch aaaaatad: John C. Laal*. Slot** V Laal*. All ol aald proparty batng In I ha County of Samlnola. Stata ol door. Saminol* County CourthouM. Sanford. Florida, on th* t day ol April. ISSS, al II 00am Payment ol Sato la*, apphee- ot guaranteed inatrument, mad* payabto to th* Clark ol th* Circuit Court Oalad thr* ISth da* ol February. tSSS. (SaaS MARYANNS MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by Shrrtay C. Horgart P-puty Clerk Pubhah February K . March ) . to. sir.tsss DCN-fOf Nanta* In which aaaaatad. Michaal L. Richard*. TarmU* Q Richard*. All ol M id property being In th* County ol Samtool*. S U M ol Florida. Unlaaa aunh c*rtlfla*ta(»> ahalt bo radaamad according to low, the property doaerfbod In coch carttfrcala(a) aM bo odd to th* hlghaat blddar at th* watt Front door. I ami not* County CourthouM. Sanford, Florida, on the O ld day af March, ISIS, at It 00 a m Paynwnt of Sale loo. appUca- WILLIAM OOULD. at al.. Defendant a n o n e s o s a c t io n TO: ROSALYN THOMAS aft/a NOSALYN O. THOMAS (Addraaa Unknown) INRTCO, INC. iVk/o I S CONSTRUCTION PRODUCTS COMPANY. INC lAddraaa Unknown) YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIEO Dial a Complaint ha* baan Iliad againal you to th* Circuit Court. EightMnth Judicial Circuit. In and lor Samlnola County. dalanaaa. it any. to It upon William H. Morn*on, Etqulra. Plaintiff'* attorney, whoa* iSdro** I* FIDO B. Highway 1FSt. Faro Park, Florida S1FS0 on or bolero the *Fit* day ol March. 1*33. and Me Pro origi­ nal with tha Clark ol im c Court, either before oorvlco on PlobitlWo attorney. or immedi­ ately the rat Her. olharwit* a �T 4 B •Sanford Herald. Sanford. Honda •Tuesday. February 24. 1998 Legal Notices NOTICK Th# Central Fiona. Job* and Education Partnar.hio, Inc., announcaa a meat mg of the tor review and grading ot Pri.aliiation Propo*a>*. to which the public I* m.nad. DATE: February 75. 1 9»a TIME 8 00 A M PEACE: Lake County Educational A**oc. 1707 aouth Street Eee.burg f l PURPOSE: To d'KU** matters o' interest to the Central Florida Jobs and Education Ptrtnership, tne.. with refar•nce to Workforce De*#iopm#nt Issues For Further Intormatlon, Contact: GARY J EARL, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR CENTRAL FLORIDA J.E.P 1*01 LEE ROAD. STE 70S WINTER PARK FL 327*9 (407) 741-43** Publiah; Fabruary 2*. 19** DEN-264 IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File Number te -O Tt CP <N RE ESTATE OF WILLIE G U IS TAYLOR Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The edminislrelion ol the e.tale ol Willie OuSs Taylor. Decea.ed. File Number 44-071CP is pending in the Circuit Court lor Seminole County. Florid* Probate Division, the .ddre.s ot which te PO Drawer C Seminole County Courthouse. Sanford. Florida. 32772-0**9 The names and addresses ot the Personal Representative end the Personal Representative's attorney ere eat forth below ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT All persons on whom this Notice I* served who have obrection* that cha Range the validity ot the Will, the qualihcations ol the Personal Representatnra. venue, or Rifts* diction ol this Court ar* required to tile their obtections with this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OATS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPT OF t h is NOTICE ON THEM All creditor* ol the decedent end other persons having claims or demands against decedent's estate on whom a copy ol this notice I* served wiitun three month* afisr the dale ol the lust publication ot this Notice mual file their cleime with this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATS OF THE FIRST PUBUCATtON OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OAVS AFTER THE DATE OF IERVICC OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM AH oilier creditors of the dece­ dent and person* having claime or demand* against the dece­ dent's aslal* must file their claim* with this court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTTCI. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT BO FILED WILL BE FORSVEN BARRSO The date ot the first Publica­ tion of this Notice I* February 17lh. lit * Personal Repreeentathre: CYNTHIA ANN TAYLOR WHIDDEN 314 Florida Omre Aubvrndete, Florid* 33A23 Attorney lor Personal Represents!!** ANDREW P TRAKAS. ESQUIRE Andrew P. TreAe*. P A. PO Boa t i l l Winter Haven. Florida 3 3 M 2 -tttt Florida Bar *106120 Telephone S4t*tS0-SSTS Publish February IT . > 4 .1100 DEN-1S3 IN TN E OMtOUIT CO URT CASS M . ST-1S4 1-C A -14-K g l in o a l e f e d e r a l b a n e . FEDERAL EAVtNOS BANK. Plaintiff, KAREN K. HOFFMAN, ■ single women. ALAFATA WOODS HOMEOWNER’S ASSOCIATION. INC . AMS A4CAN GENERAL FINANCE. INC.; end UNKNOWN TENANT SI, Defendants PURSUANT T O ONARTSB « S NOTICE IS HERESY OIVEN pursuant to en Order or Summary Final Judgment of foreclosure deled August ST. 1SS7 and en Order Resetting end entered to Case He. ST1241-CA-1S-K ef the Cbeull Court of the EigMeaMh Judicial Circuit in end far Seminele County. Flortde, whs**in GLEN­ DALE FEDERAL BANK. FEDER­ AL SAVINGS BANK. Is PleinUH end KAJUN K. HOFFMAN. S Skigio women. ALAFATA WOODS HOMEOWNER'S ASSOCIATION. INC : AMERICAN OENERAL FINANCE. INC.; end UNKNOWN TENANT » t , era defendants, I will seN to the highest end heel bidder ter cash el the West front deer el the Seminole County Courthouse at SSI North Pert Avenue. Seafetd, Seminole County. Flortde 31TT1. at 11:00 e'eraefe a m en the 1tth day ot MARCH 1SSS. Legal Notices IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT FOR SIM IN O LS COUNTY, FLORIDA PRO RATS DIVISION File NumSer SB .10*.CP IN RE ESTATE OF MARVIN NORVAL MILLER Pta r n a i e, l NOTICE T O C R ID tTO R S (Summery Admlnlelralien) TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE You ere hereby notified that an Order ol Summary Admlniatrebon h*» been entered in Iha aatal* ol MAAV1N NORVAL MILLER daesaaad. File Number 94-103-CP by th* Circuit Court lor Sammota County. Florida. Probata O'viaion. the addree* ot which I* 301 N Par* Av* . Sanford, FL 33271, that th* total caah value ol th* estate I* S44.400 00 and that th* namea and addreaaaa ol Ihoe* to whom II ha* bean assigned by such order ere Steven Michael Miller 104 Anderson Circle Senlord. FL 32T71 ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT All creditors ol th* decedent and olhat person* having claims or demand* against decadent* a.let* on whom s Copy of this notice t* served within three months after th* dal* ol th* first publication ot this notice must til* Iheir claims with this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE OATE OF SERVICE OF A COPT OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All other creditor* ol Ihe dece­ dent and person* having claim* or demand* againal th* estate ol the decadent must Id* than claims with this court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREV­ ER BARRE0 Th# dal* of the hrsl public# turn ol this Nolle* is February Will. 199* Person Oiving Nonce Eleven Michael Miller 104 Anderson Circle Sanford. FL 32TM Attorney for Person gnnng N otic a Harry O Reid. Ill Attorney lor Petitioner Florida Oar No 2400*2 1120 W First Street. Suita B Senlord. FL 32221 Telephone (402) 321- I t 11 Publish February 17,14. I f f ! DEN-200 N o n e s OP APPLICATION POR TAX DSSD NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN. thsl FUNB AS CUSTODIAN FOR CASI. INC ATTN MICHAEL MANNING. I he holder of th* fol­ lowing certificate!*! ha# filed said certificate!*) for a lea dead to bo resued thereon. Th* cer­ tificate Humberts) and yeerft) ol Issuance, th* description of th* property and th* name!*) in which it wa* as teased ie/ar* at ,0tt0"c*rtllicata No: 1S7S Tear ot issuance. IMS Deecrtplton ol Property LAO UOT S BLR B SKY LARK SUBOPStTPOBS Name* hi which oeeeeeed: Bud B. Chet*. Janice A Che** AS of said property bong Hi the County of SemHtoi*. Stale ol Florida. Onleas such certificate!*) shell be redeemed according to lew. the property described In such certMeat*!*) will be told te the highest bidder el the eras! front door. Seminole County Courthouse. Senlord. Florida, on Bio 23rd day ot March, t see, at 1 1:00 a m. Payment ef Sale lee, applica­ ble documentary stamp lease and recording tee* am required to be paid by the euccettful bidder at the eels. Full payment ol en amount equal to to* higheel bid is due within 14 hour* after th* advert teed time of the eato. AH payments shell be cash or guaranteed instrument, mod* payable to the Cleft of too Circuit Court. Deled tola 4th day of February. 100S MARTANNE MOROi CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA b y Mlcheli* L Suva Diouty C Ia Hi PubSsA February 10.17,14. t March S, 1000 OCN-70 IB. mama IN THB CIRCUIT COURT OF THS S IO H TS IN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SIM INOLS, COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASS NO. S T -tO S t-C A DIVISION t4-B MELLON MORTGAGE COMPANY, Plaint iff(s). SHARON O SANDERSON. *t el. Defendant!*). NOTICE OF F O R I CLOSURE SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgment of Mortgage Foreclosure dated February I3lh. I S f l. and entered in Case NO. S7-1SS1CA ot th* Circuit Court ot th* EIGHTEENTH Judicial Circuit Hi and lor SEMINOLE County. Florida whareui MELLON MORTGAOE COMPANY la tha Plaintiff and SHARON 0 SANDERSON and THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SHARON O SANDERSON N/K/A RICH SANDERSON era th* Defend ants, I will tell to th* highest end beet bidder for cssh at th* WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE; SAN­ FORD. FLORIDA at 11 00 a m., on the tsth day of March, ItSS, th* following described proper­ ty ae set forth m said Final Judgment: LOT I , BLOCK B. LAKE ORIENTA HILLS UNIT 1. ACCORD­ ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 14, PAGE 71. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SIMINOLS COUNTY, FLORIDA. WITNESS MT HAND and th* •eat of this Court on February U th . ISIS. (SEAU Maryann* Morse Clerk ot th* Circuit Court By; Jan* E. Jaeewic Deputy Clerk Echevarria. McCalta, Raymer, Barrett S Frappier Post Oftic# Bos 3410 Tampa. FL 33601 F9709440* Publish: Fabruary 24, and March 3, 199* DEN-244 IN THB CIRCUIT COURT OF THB SIO H TS IN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT HI ARD FOR BSMIROLB COUNTY, CtVH. ACTION C R IB NO. BB-SS CA DtVfBtOH 14-A FIRST NATIONAL SANK OF CHIC AGO, AS TRUSTS! UNDER THAT CERTAIN POOLING AND SERVICING AGREEMENT DATED AS OF DSCBMBSR t. IS M FOR RTC MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATIS SCRIES IS M -1 , Plaintiff, JOHNNIE HUS WILLIAMS. *f el. TO: JOHN LAST KNOWN RSSIDSN C I: 1014 STM S T R U T SANFORD. FLOAIOA 14609 CURRENT RISIDENCI: UNKNOWN NANCY I . BROWN LAST KNOWN RfUOCNCS: UNKNOWN CURRENT RSSIDCNCI: UNKNOWN BRENDA LOWERY LAST KNOWN RSSIDCNCI: m g ceptut circle n « Tattohsea** F t 222013419 CURRENT RM iDCNCt: in t s m s t •aid certify atait) tor e le i dead to be lien * toaroon. Th* certificate nutaberft) and yaar|a) of issuance. toa description of th* property, and tha name!*) M which rt was aaaaaaas to/ara a* toRawai Certific ala No: S IM Veer of issuance: IS M f t a a i * 4a Q l a ^ B e n A H iu i OticFlJH KH l pr r l p p t n f l ------------------T LEG LOTS 7S•A1•I Bi 1l i t OF VACO ALLEY ADJ 0*11 A S 1/1 OF VACO S T ON N BLK S OS NEVA PB I FO I t . Namaa m which aaaaaaad: Gregory t . La*. AS ef aaW propbeing to to* C iu iNy af I town NOTICE IB MCAE8 V GIVEN, fftol FUNB AB CUSTOOIAN FOR MOLCO, me., too heMer M toe $300 Orlando-W inter Park 407/322-2611 407/831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. PRIVATE PARTY RATES 14 Times.........$.68/1ine HOURS 7 Times.........$.84/line 8 AM - 5 PM 3 Times.......$1.09/llne MONDAY thru FRIDAY 1 Time.........$1.42/line CLOSED SATURDAY Rates ere per Insertion 3 line Minimum. A SUNDAY Scheduling may Induda Lax a Mary Ufa at tha coal 01 an addlBonal day. Cancel whan you gat raauRs. Pay onty for tha days your ad run* al rata aamad. U ta fid description kx fastest results. Copy must toSow acceptabto form. Wa reserve tha right to refuse any ad at any time Commercial frequency rates are DEADLINES Tuesday thru Friday 11 Noon the day before public af ion Sunday 12 Noon Friday. A D JU S TM E N TS S CR ED ITS: In tha event of an error, the Sanford Herald wR be rsaponsM s to its B/mnastBon only and only the toa extant of toa coat ol tw t Inssrben. Please check youi ad tor accuracy tie Brst day ft rune. toatrumant, to toa Clark af toa Circuit C a u l. Dated tot* 4th day af February, I M A B IS T Home Business cut there If you era senou* about making mey ml no to* of prod, no inv. no rtah Cat 262 3320 Initial Talent Tree Stalling hat permanent (ob opportune*** lor production worker* m N Ortando These potifona pay 16-9-13 and begin immediately Call 740-01 It NO APPTS NECES SARV Pleat* viatl out JOB FAIR • Tuetday. Feb 10to O Senlord Job* 6 benefit* Otoe* 0 30am lo 12 00pm Engiiah ipeaking NOT required When WO Worfc-Jri a Buy A SeR TUpparwara. Free TrarvngOHfv'Tnp* 3216421 A BETTER JOB FOR VOU1 Juki Cal' Never a Feel HELP Peraonnel S234SM m m iim m m m m COKE/PEPSI VENDING ROUTE Many high traffic aNaa. 62500 a/wk potonilal IN T N I B O U N TY COURT OF T N I BM N TBBN TH JUDICIAL OIRCUfT to A N B F R N o a m n o . oT-e e a a -G O -a e -s SASAL POINT COMMUNITY atRVICSa ASSOCIATION. INC., a Fiend* not-for-profit corporation, Ptatoaft. SAL CAMS BO and UNKNOWN 6 POU6S. II mantod, and UNKNOWN TSNANT MOTWB O FS A LB NOTICE IS HIRSBV QIVth that purauant to the Final Judgment in Feroatoeuro entered on tha 6th day ol February. IS M . to Ctvtl Action No 6 7 -M 4 2 -C C -I0 -2 af the County Court of toa Eighteenth Judicial CHatoL to and for Seminole County. Florida, tn which SAL CASi : a b iiIS O and UNKNOWN TIN A N T. are tha Defendant* and SABAL POINT COMMUNITY SIRVICtS ASSO­ CIATION. INC . la tha Plaintiff. I will salt to tha highest and beat bidder tor caah at tha watt front door of lha 6* mi not* County Courthouse. Sanford. Florida al 11 00 A M on March 17th. IS M , th* following described real property set forth to tha Final Judgment Let 4, Cabal Band at Cabal Point, according la too plat thereof, aa recorded to Rial Book 24. Page* M -M ol to* Public Records ot laminate County. Florida DATED tola 10th day of Maryann* Morse. Clerk B r Dorothy W. Bolton Deputy Clerk Ptatoaft* (M IL A. GASP!ROW . JR . IS O M l Wakhra Spring* Rood Longwaad. Fla rid* M779 (4ST) TTtofl EXTRA HOUOAY WE tOffTT 1-Ori-l Personal Training ml :ro* body tat Dartres. 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FL 32792 I 4 WATCH A UVB I WITH FANT 8TY FuM marafA maw dxp-n-deie dancer and a tomato dancer ta TMBD of bang timed down lor credEf Leem wtwrv to obtevi toe beat dealt creon card* am bus loena. debt conaokdation Rato* ei tow a* 5 f t . no an­ nual toe*, etc H 6 W Eraarpna aa 323-1996 ______ n o t ic e as YOU A M NODFIEO S CD IN PLAT BOOK « . I OF THS PUBLIC ASCC •CkMNOLS COUNTY, I you are rSGbBS* fa servo easy *4 | ■ MRU Du* to erpenuon. large Lake Mary company bring F u i TWfto Associate* Well Iran you to earn your potential ATTENTION CNA'a Come and ion our cenng team ol Nurse* and CNA a Eacei wnt beneMt Erpenencea racogni/ed 3 00pm - 11 :00pm thin evekabto. Pwea* app*y peraon Oenona Haoltocara RenabiMation Center 1651 E » cam Bf»d Deltona IO C CLERICAL 4 ha Approval ■ k P fiiy . ADECCO need* dependable clerical candidal** tor Lake MarylSanlord ponton* W* need people lor to* loitowog (0b» « e to Entry _ ,t Pamper your awry r ConsuttantB m N B IO ADVICE on t w m ra n g d w n g l Cel to 3203167 CtfXfturac (4 0 7 y a -0 7 i» ■ 8 P N I EppL 70—Education A True* School CO L VA/TA Apply Jr* Atari) ctoaae* Naeonai Truck School A d e c c a TIB IM F lO rtK ffl I 0ATA ENTRTiCLERICAL ASST Eecl poMionl Worry 10 key * multi Peroonebtol Ores! LIKE WORKING WITH PEOPLE? [ A MEDICAL ASStSTANT. TO FT ALE NT BTAFFMO *0732*3212 tOM N . ktognoe* A#* Aa a am kx you conduct Imporl« t to minor kurgtoy fra a re­ ar 4 you Mw hafo- 10 yia mm in mad to R O. Bee Drawer Sanford. FL 62771. Th* A S S O C IA T E T R A IN E E AVON NEEDS rap* • tort area Se4 bon quokfy product* asm good 666. flai hour* 1717167 ru u " ■ to n ■tong w VlTLC 6 [part. C P f t C O L ^ I ^ * W M TO O l MV HOMS. Fncd yd. ptoy n, hot mean. laaacnMto U C if f t t -T i m ARC YOU DCPCNOABU AND HONE I T T Mefo mto houM keepmg butxwtt Sun pari bm* and work up' Phone ban* portabon and retotente* regeared Ca* 3303263 PLASTICS MANUFACTURER to need of mocha* operakxw 2nd 6 3rd thill Apply in piraon 1000 Sand Pond ltd Lake Mary 333 9226 AVON EARN TO k f t COMM Ftol Hr*. Eendl: 131-11*3 tod. u h Rap a oo3 as-iiM ATTN HOMEOWNERS borrow 6267)00 -110030 Tee Many MR* 7 'Pay (A hupi mtoratt M A S S A G E FOR sC m i m ■Home Weekly* * Lay Over Plan* •Elba Slop Pay* ■401K Rabroment* ‘Heaito Insixance* •Vacation Pay* •Rrter Program* 'Satellite Equp* 1 yr OTR aip/ClaM ACOL req Pi m m Cal Sam to 5pm 1300 674 9060 Mon fn Only EO€ 61— Monoy to Lond Cal to* Fantasy Show Una Aa* tor Laces A FhcJi 407-632-07161 IT . 84. II The eewiaiabaiiaa af m* •stale af •WBNDOLVN N. CATCB, M -I34-CP , to CHcuM Court tor toM FUNS AS C U B T 0 0 U N PON CASi. INC., tog haidar ot tha A O C A R R IE R S , IN C . 800-342-8853 13—HsaMh A Baauty Legal Notice! to REi BSTATt OF GWEHOOLYH D. C A TS ! taiNiinkirVIHItol, fafcnUfH rWf>to|r CA ■*! A • E . 10, IT , IS M DSN-M $500 S N IC K E R S C A N D Y R O U TE tocLFim play mom 334-OS13 MARYANN! N O R M CLERK OF THS CIRCUIT COURT SSM INOU COUNTY. FLORIDA br- Mlchalto L I - 50 INDUSTRIAL SEWERS NEEDED Dtabtjubng phone card! No *»■ pertence necettery For more information send • SASE 10 Pnmetim* Communication*, PO Boa 694355. Mum, FL 33269-1355 available B * .e e -S T Perea no with a dH ability atoo need a ape *1*1 to pariicipato to tola proceeding should contact A0A Coordinator at M l N. Park Avonuo, tulle North M l , Sanford. Florida t t r n at Waal fhra (•) day* prim to to* p a _ . i«n *330, a*tension 4127; 1 -3*4 *33-4771 (TOO), ar 1 SM M l ■770 (V). via Ftortd* Relay an toa Sirs day •» « 11:00 Am. OtobtoL LOT IS. f t rin g S. T I M IS. No: to year ef teeuence 1000 Description s4 Property; LEO 0SC *4 TWP 100 RGE SOS BEG 2077 FT W E 740 FT N OF BE COR OF GOVT LOT t M M W too FT N 740 FT ■ 100 FT S 740 FT TO R S O . CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole 71— Help Wanted 55— Business Opportunities certificate!*) wW be aeld to toa ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIM WO BY. THROUGH. UNDER, AND RQAHtlT THS HSRCRI NAMED INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANT!!) Yi h O ARC NOT KNOWN TO BS DEAD OR ALIVE. WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY an NOTICB OF APPLICATION PON TAX M S B NOTICS IS HIREBV GIVEN, that FUNB AS CUSTODIAN FOR PRIMSCO, INC., tha heldar of Untoaa awahi LAST KNOWN RfSIOCNCS: *442 BRCVARO ROAD MIAMI. FLORIDA SSTM CURRENT RISIDENCI: UNKNOWN C.K. WHITCOMB, R.O. FRANKLIN, ILF. BARBER, J.C . FOX. M. CHECK, R.E. MRIAA . AS SURVIVING D IR ICTO R SJTRUSTCES OF ATLANTIC LOAN COMPANY OF OR LAN DO, A DISSOLVED CORPORATION LAST KNOWN RtSIOCNCE: UNKNOWN CURRENT RESIDENCE: c l a im N O T K il OF APPLICATION FOR TAX 0SS0 NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN, that FUNB AS CUSTOOIAN FOR MOLCO, INC., th* heldar Of th* following uertilKite(s) ha* tiled seW certificsteUt ter a tas deed to be issued ttweon. Th* cer­ tificate number)*) and y*er(t) ol issuance, the description of the property, and th* name!*) tn which it was saleased ls/ara a* follows: Cemhctl* No; ISO* Veer ol Issuance: 1999 Description of Property: LEO LOTS 1 * 4 BLK J SPRING VALLEY FARMS SEC S PB IS PO SO AND 22-21 -29-300-00IC 0000 B IO NLV MOST COR LOT 1 BLK J SPRINQ VALLEY FARMS SEC S RUN N 17 DEO 17 MIN S SEC E 104.44 FT N 32 DEO 3 MIN 47 SEC ■ 106.11 FT S SI DED S MIN 62 SEC E 108.0 FT N 40 DEO 34 MIN 39 SEC C TO PT W OF MOST NLV CON LOT S SLK J E TO MOST NLV COR S S2 DEO IS MIN 44 SEC W ITS. 17 FT S 17 DCO 7 MIN IS SEC W 100 FT S M DEG S MIN 30 SEC W 71.03 FT N IS DEO 11 MIN 17 SEC W M.7B FT TO b io . Name* in which assessed: Carol B. Laurie**, Trustee. All of said property being in th* County at SemHiote, State of Florida. Unless such cartiflcBt*!*) shall be redeemed according to law, th* property described In such csrtificataft) wM be sold to tha highett bidder at tha west front door, Seminole County Courthouse, Senlord, Florida, en tha tth day of April, IM S , *1 11:00 s.m. Payment ot Sale fa*, applica­ ble documentary aramp tease and recording faaa are required to be paw by to* successful bidder at toe sale. Fua payment of an amount equal te tha high­ est bid t* due with hi 2* hour* after tha advertised time at th* •at*. All payment* ahaN be caah or guar art a ad Hi atrum ant, mad* payable to th* Clarh af tha Circuit Court. Dated this 17th day ot Fabruary, IM S. (Seal) MARYANN! MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COUNT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by: MIchail* L SPva Deputy Ctsrh Publish: Fabruary 24, March 2, 10. 17. IM S DSN-222 *C*. representative's attorney are SPOUSSS, HEIRS, DEVISES!, GRANTEES, OR OTHER CLAIMANTS LAST KNOWN RESiDCNCf: Baby1* ■ m a Ay 3270034 M ChSd Cara F/T or FVT. Agaa M l 4C accaptod No rag Mto Knrai Now lor I t I M lor 1*1 mo. C M I CONCRETE A CEMENT I WANTED. F/T. TOR PAT 2243442 •CNy or Cranru Ctoa F t...............MtornkM* w x M iW b r Ouatoy CUSTOMER RCRMCTAB. 810.35 TO START Greet to Mudent* P/T A F/T N o e w tof into MB31C1 & 4 T& M C R U riY ^ C ~ Outgong perooneMy Ounee tod cam herxHng. dau erary. phone*, kght coAecbone FPLANCtAL REP Cal Today! 4073213111 City CoUooo 663 leaf ffwy 436. Sto 200 FL 32707 trainee poobon Fnanoef bedflround helpful Comprahensiva benefit* peck- 71_HDip WantDd Apply in pane teen General I 15*4 S French Aye . Sanford ■IIRU) iilMiiift F/T I P/T tor * Mayor MtouHac hiring plant to Sanford Po*i bona are aveiabta on M Ltflal N o tlC f ALL M TBB2STB0 PBRSONS ARE MOTtFMO THAT: # 8 U 3M y Ma v o — The lokowing pci .* are •vadabto. Come and (om our Supenor rated laokty TELEMARKETING r/ Tll-7 LRN- GUARANTEED $10.50 P/H l S T l o t 1 7 1 ' b u m T NORTH ORLANDO TIR R AC S UN IT t M C I PS 11F B M B S B - t t -M » M M M -004S P T O F PT MABKS0 FLA P O W tB COBP IN TRANMNO 3 poe aval. Aug I lU O f y . Sal • comm Sanford baaed pool haaang laardar. No odd caeng Htong tovnad F/T * P/T. CM 8233073 eat WfTHM THB LA TIR OP T H R U MONTHS AFTBR THB DKTB OF THB FM BT PUBLICATION OF LO T I t B IX M NORTH DO TIRRACS UMTT 1 BBC t RUN S M D M M M M I * BSC B *04.*4 FT S I 0BB M M M M U C W tM F TN M B M M M M 10 M C W 364AS F T N t D M M MIN M SfC ■ 1 M F T T O a s a NORTH ORLANDO TIR R AC S M C B UNIT I F t IB RO B . ' CM OeBery Manar. 4074 4426. AM tor Duecxx of Nix*mg or apply witrim 80 North Highway 17-92. OaBary. Fton da Druf Free 14 TWP SIS ROB SIB W STS FT OF S 1M FT OF N M B.T F T OR B SM OF NW 1/4 OF MW 1/4 • S 1 M FT OF N BSC.T FT OF B ITS F T OF W STS FT OF I B M OF NW 1M OF NW 1/4. Jimmy L Rekirto. J r - Lari A. AR at af to LATBR OF THNBS MONTHS A F T IN THB DATB O F THS FMBT PUBLICATION OF TINS NOTICB ON THIRTY CAYS AFTBR THB OATS OF MRVICfl OF A COPY OF THIS MOTICfi OH THEM. AR *1 Untoaa auaRaartR ty e* set forth In said Order ef Final Judgment to-wtt: LOT 64. ALAFATA WOODS PHASE III. ACCORD!NO TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RSCOROCO IN PLAT BOOK SI. PAOES SO. 31 E 32. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. It you era a person with a dietbUity who needs any accom modation in order to pertieigeto provision of certain aeswtenca Pleas# contact the Court at iron 223-4*30 within two (23 working deyr ol your roc aipf ol true Nolice. H you era hearing or vole* impaired, cell Flnrtda Relay Service (400) 444-4 720 DATED at Senlord. Florida, on FEBRUARY 0th. ISOS MARYANNS MORSE Ae Clef*. Circuit Court By Jane E. Jaaeww Aa Deputy Clef* SMITH S HIATT. F A Attorney* for PtambR H O t East Oakland Park Boulevard, tutto SOS Fort Lauderdale, FL *3*04 Publish: February 17.14. tOM DiN-170 Legal Notices Legal Notices ia M af tha C lu a fy af FtortSa. OroM awge* A ace banal Apply 2-4pm. MR, 100 To* Centor Bhrd. SerScrd af DRIVER8 be MM to M a mtotowm of 36 Eta. and (land tor I Apply to parson * 1000 □Ms Dal. Laaa Mary. FULL-TIME wan dean D or B loanee. Drug baa t - m y-w u and 401k. cafl IFIMTM WITNESS my Hand and to* ot this court an this ITto day of February;» HEAL) Mary anna M «rai Clark af to* Cp u B y: Ruto King Ae Degidy nark to toe Ctsrh ot toe Circuit Court. Dated this 17to day ef February. 1000. (Seel) MARYANNS M ORIS CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMMOLS COUNTY, FLORIDA h r Mlchs Ms L Store Deputy Clerk Pukkah; February 24, March s, 10. M S 17, IM S DSN-221 •TAIVHZ, DOROTHY 0. BAINES SMI Ciuatry LMaa Prtoa Publish: Fabruary Marcht. ISM DSN-231 S4, and byLul8C«mpo« cyyuyuw are ere#' J ■---------- iwieem Earn w » ■ F o lly • caw P toaCtrauR Court. O W N tow 4to day *4 Februtoy. none*. Tstophane: 407-3134*30 aet. 4227; f S00 M 4 STTt (TDD) ar 1 SS0 SS4 S770 (y); via CELEBRITY CIPHER T H R U MONTHS AFTBR THB OATB OF THB FMBT PUOUCA* T)ON OF THIS MOTICB. un*H C lIR K OF THB CIUCIJITv COURT vFe-vtowf VWyFVl I COUNTY. Dep uty Ctort Pukkah; Fabruary 24, Mwah S. IS. IT . IS M 0B J M I MA0M N. OLBVBLANO J R v N * .t ie iM IS IS sr B IS Bw Ctork af Court. this 17th Sag af C L E M OF THB CIRCUIT OOURT ! COUNTY, VZDZO ML Z MOVVNAVMCO. ML Z •VFA■ VV CH UZNTFNZ LZ'N L KI VV FFDFAFQVMFCV.’ — VAZIVVUZO TKNLWFV PREVIOUS SO LUTION : "He was. In every •ana* sans* of Ih* lha words. words, a tola#, a good, and a great man * — Thomas Jefferson, on George Washington. • IMakyNEA.k«. 24 1 �71—Help Wanted 71—Help Wanted FU R N rnjR ?*™ INSTALLERS AUTOMOTIVE OfTAKERS SantortlongwoodOrtando Good Income Potential Benefit* After SO Day* Tfth See/ 407 293-3055 DRIVERS 15 Pennine-it positions COL 'B' drivers needed tor mote drtvmg m Ofienda m 17 $9t » SPARTAN PREMIER 851 2268 ELECTRONICS tNQINCER WITH BACHELORS DC0 REE A rapKky growing Cutlery a* tembfaes company im U a re­ cent graduate or intern with good mechanical and electri­ cal background tor R A O . detign and letting electrical component*, mechanical and electromechanical product*, tytlemt and equpment Deed A coordinal* fabrication, oper ation. application, intiakation and repair ot tarn* Company paid benefit package, paid noways and tutun im ttin a men! Send reuane to Und* Horton. M. R. Director Mattiewe Associate*. Inc. A4A Hickman Circle Sanford. FL 17771 EOC F/T MACHINE OPER ton s Lk Mary Exp toUtneerWiktat op­ erator* M E day* Call 111* F/T SERVICE AGENT Driver. Need to dean, tervtc* and totpacl rental vehicl#* Vakd EDI Acceptable drfve'g record and background check Appty n 3096 Orlando (17 97) ptfton Or Sardord__________________ San FANTASTIC SAMS Mavstytet needed immediate aperang lor two poeitmn* Mud be kc A cap Earn 50% comm Cad Anaa at 3239045_________ GET RAO TO LO U WEIGHT 36 people needed, aenou* hung Earn 1500 P/T to 15500 F/T CalI now 326 -6496 HOTEL OPPORTUNITIES A beauSHi A rioting hoM lo­ cated n to# UCF area ■ hmng tor the louowmg pontons SANOUET BET-UP/SERVER, REATAURANT URVERt. COOKE. BELLMEN, HOST/ HOSTESS, COCKTAM. A f RVtCIRE. HOUU RERSON. LAUHORV WORKER. NIGHT CLEAN­ ER. CONOERQE, SALES EECRETARV. GUEST SERVICE RERREUNTrrtVE. Apply m person to Holiday Inn 1>t7S tkgf Tach Am Onando COE ORUO FREE WORKRLACE knmedlaaa Opemnga JOU MOYUME NOW HIRINQ! Ca> our hoikn* tor daiaaa on to* latoil fib opPorMueet and ton wee* • job tan1 CaEAEta---- 10 opening* tor eap tnsutler* Steelcase e«p a plu*. Work to1mLongwoodMaitland area 17 * 10hr SPARTAN RRCMKR CHILD MONITOR 40 hri/wk 7am-6pm ISGGfv n Longwood OT a* rag O U 40/ hr. Tamp pot 4/24/98-4/2*/99 KS grad 3 mot related occup. in home child care Prepare/ aery* meal* to 3 yr old chad w/ special need* Foods to be nuIrttionalty balanced and/or smooth moist consistency Feeding mvohre* procedure de­ signed to prevent child from gaggmg aniFor vomtmg Should 6* prepared to act quickly to manually remove food from chart threat it nee Observe 1 monitor play tctnnttot. amuse chad by reading or playing game* ttatoe 1 tw it chid in dressing Wesh/iron clothe*, keep child* room A play area dean May ctoan other part* of home Send relume to OepL ot Labor/Survau of Operation*, 1120 tiacutfv* Center Drive, Atkin* Bldg. B*e 110, Ti 117SS-OM7. tee. FL JOFL1722579. “DTaonnwT CUSTOMER SERVICE RER Gel n on to* ground floor 01 a tail paced raptofy growing company* LABOR RITE w seek a hard working. seE-motfvMwho la oomputar fctor2 person , ato. Iteitke and a team ptoyer Eacetar* growth potential m an edremafy Iasi paced induttry Apply n parson a! 2601 park Or between 9am and 2pm de*y or tai resume to (407) 330-1496 Alto Brandi Manager EOE IrdaMR Clean Wiving DL required. Good pay. BenatMa. Cad Mtoey 99716*1 LAKE MARY CHILD CARE CENTER looping lor responsi­ ble dependable, A experienced car* gwer tor varied eg* group* Pwas* caa «H 4396__________ LAWN MAINTENANCE _____ R*a » ayr-wt-am _____ L a n d sca p e W o f t e n EaaE 177-11 IS. ---■nv sw iw iw* m-Mai Custom 8ttfflng ■MEDIATE ORENStOE. Natl Eve. Co. he* Floor < •aeoS-ini Cad: 407-1 r»4 OKI da trtutors Process ordara horn noma Ready cash For atari-up kitt lim* member ■ •rip toe. MAJL 130 00 Checkitno to CALYPSO VARIETY. 1454 N Lafcamont Ana. Wlntot Park. FL 37792 INSURANCE Be a winner tt Our agann dew 1 group health *el*i and 7 long term care lam per week t6to preichwCMe you appear* LEE'S FAMOUS HKC Need* a TOP NOTCH GENERAL MANAGER Pl**»# tend re­ start* to OWNER, FRTC 4044 S. Rermeyfventa 0*. Oeytena Beach, PI 11171 Rhone; WBAI I BS m i LABOR READ) WORK TfXMYRMD TODAY [lust Iike| We are teelung FT 1 PT can(kdatet tor our Ytew Facaty* m Orange City, to perform toe dute« ot ‘ R s tld s n t We are aeeking a Nghfy mobvatod tadwtouel wah medical terminology and computer arperlanca mhome car* to M a vacant racaphonsIMa dark/ dale entry poweon In to# Earv tart olllce (407) MS-0444 RIGHT HAND MAN IT S l to -CaVageytoi -Open ia n t i Rd. Longwood. 2604106 EAR N P U LL-TIM E PAY FOR PARTTIME WORK!!! ROUTE CARRIER Established Routes Newspa­ per delivery tor Sanlort Are* Earn money wful* taking a drive m the country Appty to SANFORD HERALD 100 N Fiench Avenue. BCCURfTY OFFICER JOB Training Armed A Unemed Broney A Aaooc. AM-Tlia SHELTER M LR For 323-6665 Item to 4pm Humana Society of Sam Co WANTED: Indnndueis who are seeking a tonrung, people ori­ entated career (MEAT emptoyenwonment. me career of Dental Aatrebng Fownaf educaaon of 1200 hours Laadmg to Stela and National credentials Work to a fail paced, highley technical, aver changing career m the awed health held of Dental ‘ Caa Orenw* W Orlando Tech mart, 007-746-7660. oat Whether yu are atroody to too reedy re-enter or yjst tootong to the future they have e program to jour - WANEHOuit' OtlnkRY Scotty's 'Activities Director* and ‘ Maintenance Di­ rector" A« w&rfT i compensation! LOOKMQ FOR PART TB M Maitland area Cosmettc En hancement Co M tootong tor " “ to work bet­ ween 24-40 hour* par Stto-Thm. T*rr*> to he* 17.50/ nr comp K. and cuatomer eve " necessary Apply In par­ son al 1060 Maitland Clr . Common*. Sto 411. Mon-Thur* 9-3 or Cal 6500111. 6AWORO Handyman Sinai zi I or V I block. CH/A 126K Worth 15SK hied Oraei rental 695-5151 SANTORO Bemodeied" 3/1 btock home, hug* treed tai next to park. Grail area CH A 159,900. tow dn. 1470/mon 695-5151___________________ ■ANOKA SOUTH nice 39/7. fenced - yard. leatwtaphon 17.000/down. S64Vmo 77A7071 LAKE MARY 2/1 to toe country Ref req He Petal 1400/mo * taoomac 127-1671 Wave meg SANFORD 4/15 ItSOhno ♦ 1650/kec dap CHA. ter pen. W/Spe. Greet rm. wfpooi Ubt* * kr* place No petal SANTORO t A 2 bdrm opts fkstonc Otot. conv location Fremt26Vtmn *714717 ITCUiTMU MNfAJLI NORTH LAKE VSXAOE 1/7 Condo hptc. an*Duptea CH/A rwcereal ApermIt 164166 JH OOVU(667) S774AM HOUSESTORENT taw access ml LAKE MART CuSt M 3? On Gmbeh pond 196.500 RENOVATED New crptpari apptCH A AJ Km stays, gar*bo * deck 116.900 SC TOOL Pr* teredos* 3? Iv/ drVtam 2 car oancprl 544.000 6/1J Over 1 600 so ft Lrv-drv tarn, trpta. toed ISMOO RENOVATED 37 kv/drYfam Ftpsc 17 ■ 19 semprch 12*24 wkshop I 79JOO * ►‘ . I i t >M I 1A I II 106—Duptex/THptex 2 twin. A/C. t i l l VMtowAv* AITVmon Cherke 669-7267 107—MoMta HonteO For ftent O i SR 477 3 bdrm. urtum. IIIAtoto • 112V t o e a s s i f t . > .n .4 j, t t 4 .6 N | | WE’RE SCLUNO HOMES Cal a Sanlort specialist. Jermgan preperta*. Ask tor Dot Wafer9774169 e rU O -lT M . Prime showroom A •10.970 aq II. SR 4074794500 I • (TThsh tod. Lattodr* phene, and ML uee 165-600* weak. 1244966 ROOMMATE/LT HOUSE KEEP­ ER QeBery-ctoe* to 14 Muet be revoneei*. dean and neat rgagirsd Pm m Ii 3774166 art. 71M 661 LONGWOOO/4.000 aq. It. AC * 1000 aq fl — to au* 999-1H9 1.000-15.000 *1 Front S3 si. Prim* toCMon Mery 1749 Sanlort. 1 H from Arport ■66-m r 181—Appliances A Furniture For Sale M Inch gas stove. 8 mo* ota oven never used Reasonably priced Used refrigerator, great shape 3774641 BED • BERTA Pedecl Staeper Kng matr#** set. never used Sta m plastic was 11200 vac rate*. 1375 (407) 2574556 BEDS ORTHOPEDIC FIRM SETS with 5 year warranty Nev­ er used Twin 175 FuH 195 Queen 1115 King 1155 Call 407BRASS BED. Oueen ml 20 yr Orthopedic mattress set Never used Cost 1800 Must se« 1225 cash 7*64000______________ COMFORTABLE pus-out sleeper sofa Fu* sue HCiO Cal 1786*13_________________________ DAY BED Whit*. Victorian style with 2 twin mattresses 6 trunks Never used 1300 407OAYSCO w trunk* 5 two 20 y» mattress** Never used Cost 1950 Must sea 1250 cash 717 DEARBORN gas vented heater 25.000 BTU Nuetral color WJt heel 5br house 30' X IT X 13' 1100 977-7794._______________ M ATTRESS SALE • Ful sue used box springs 1 mattress 156 00 Larrys Mart 327-4132 • 1661W. Flirt I t ' '* 9500 OM (407) 377-0977. 1JO ACRES located n Sanlort. by the airport, near a take. Zoned residential (407) 371- 1L9 ACRES Osteen area Rwer access Owner financing. 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LABOR RITE "• D O -W I*" 100 * MEN A WOMEN NEEDED Daty work Da*y pay VeTvcte* a RLUS NEED COMPANY VAN DRIVER W/ VAN COME WORK WITH THE SCAT Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida •Tuesday. February 24, IM S • K IT ’N’ CARLYLE ® by U r n Wrijht 71—Help Wanted ctr/elc Locel 279-Hauling m orn Rend trash, garage dean outal Reasonable Raws" 3479655 280-Home AAA GRASS MASTERS ip n ia b ir tor Free GREQ GROSS LAWN 9KRVK9 RES/COM FREE EST. QUALITY CARE Divorce 155. Custody 171 Bankn«lcy ITS. Name Chengs 155 Etc 24 tvs (407) 522-0347 http-towwi s o o m s s m s ir V. C8C067255, Re*/ re- pev U C . VISA Cal (697) 9964979 94 hr*. 4974771761 DAVE) KEY CONSTRUCTION Cteenlng NeMtomoBeltniBMpaln 281-Irrigation A Free eeL UcRas. >71-4172 m am Brm onnss A model* New complete a tone Eat/ system-Speo*l|960 321-3717 ■flnszffnozKXFsr DAMAGE REPAIR SPECIALIST •1 km* cut or montofy semceei GREAT RATEH 904661 Tree cutnrtotvmng Landscape gredtog Thp torfaU dv/gravei. Backboe/bob cal ReeeonebN 697 287-LawnServtoee M SnO M A^reefl prunrngMackontAMSl Ian ecaptog. uKRHeur, 9114999 TrewYtunb Lioa/toeM. TOMMYRUNYON Lawn ATM* Bvclota*. reatdtoom. Bucket �\ \ i I •Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida • Tuesday, February 24. 1998 by Chic Young BLONDIE Singing surgeons, anyone? H E A R DR. G O T T : M y husband and I have taken p r a t delight in renam ing certain popular songs, which we call the "Hospital Hit Parade " Here are some examples: — "Somebody Stole M y (Jail* - “76 Sore Rones" — “ I've G row n Accustomed to My Gown" — “ Re Still. M y Heartburn" — “ It Seems to Me I've Kell T h is Pain Ueforr" — "Has Anybody Seen M y Scar?" — “ S titc h e d , R o th cre d and Hcwildcred" — "What Now, M y Spleen?" — “ I Le ft M y Sponge in San Francisco" — "W ha t Is T h is T h in g C a lle d Lunch?" D E A R R E A D E R : I love new pro jects. and this is a great one — very clever and amusing I'd add “Surgery for Sate,“ "It A ll Depends on Y o u r Insurance." "X -ra y in g in the D a rk" and " T h e r e 'll N e v e r lie A n o th e r E n e m a ." M y favorites also inelude unchanged titles, such as “ I've Got THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom .Y o u tin d e r M y S k in ." "lila c k and Blue," “ Please Don't Ta lk About Me O U T W L CDY WC HAVE A ^ , 5 U R d A H t > W H A T 'L L B £ ** When I'm G one" and "W hen Hearts Are Young " COPWXii FVONE. 7 / PERFECTLY CsOOD N E X T ? 5 E L L OUfc M A 5 W ER IN 6 How ever, the most fun is tossing PHONE MXEM7Y! M K W N E W H E N YO U this nut to the re a d in g p u b lic A ll W K N T ACDCtX£?>!> right, everybody — start thinking, pull out you r pencils, and send me you r ONE OF TKOiE T titles for the Hospital lilt Parade In a few weeks. I'll publish the funniest examples Ready Gel set Go! D E A R D R . G O T T Reeause of arthritis, my husband lakes IROO m il­ ligrams of ibuprofen daily, on his doe tor's rrro m m rn d a tin n lie feels b e l­ ter. but isn't this addictive? by Charlea M. Schulz PEANUTS D E A R R E A D E R Ibu p ro fe n and similar drugs are not addictive They IT LOOKS MORE/ t HAT'5 WHAT l*M PAINTIN6 A HUGE LANDSCAPE WITH U/MAT YTHI5 I560IN6 simply reduce the inflammation that TWO MIGHTY ARMIES FACIN6 EACH OTHER e LIKE A PUCK I CALL IT... arcompanies many types oI arthritis ARE YOU . /TO BE MY LANDIN6 ON * DUCK ACROSS AN ENORMOUS VALLEY BENEATH i HUNTING? ( 6REATE5T For millions ol consumers, ibuprofen ^ » J --^ W 0 R K .. ^ WIPE SKY WITH DARK STORM CLOUDS S THE WATER.. { LANDING ON makes an enormous difference in the THE WATER" quality of life by enabling a rth ritic GATHERING IN THE DISTANCE.. ____ j patients to maintain greater indepen dcnce Th is benefit if not without hazard, h o w e ve r, because Ibuprofen can cause g a s tric Irrita tio n , stom ach upset and intestinal bleeding when used for extended periods. T h is is a f e r W ’- ' ^ ^ ' N a i a real concern and is something that b y H o w l* S c h n e id e r y o u r h usband should re m e m b e r EEK A MEEK Nonetheless, in most eases, the bene fit outweighs the risks especially if THE GOOaUMOJTtSfOOW such patients have regular checkups RBQUfUU&ALL BEGGARS "D by their physicians DGQOK TH E -L A M E S C F ALL CONORS K K ) €W E O C R A C U Q c To give you m urr information. I am W KY A D E A R R E A D E R : Possibly, but I'd be more inclined to blame his selfish behavior on the disintegration of (he m arriage. Although women in their 40s can sometimes become irritable, dissatisfied and moody because of the h o rm o n a l changes of o n co m in g menopause, the so called midlife c ri­ sis is not hormonal in men. Tru e , in m idlife, both men and women may fear growing old and feel that life is passing them by: The y want a change in partners, life, a car, almost a n y­ th in g H o w e v e r, y o u r h u sb a n d 's actions seem to reflect a more drastic a lte ra tio n P e rh a p s this co uld be treated by counseling, if he is willing to make that commitment. Hut I sus pert that your best bet is to contact a good divorce lawyer. While you may love y o u r husband and sym pathize with him. your primary concerns must be y o u r own health and y o u r c h il­ ACROSS 1 7 13 14 15 16 Fanatic Type ol appls Inborn Chant Libation Illinois city 17 Draft agey. 18 Opp. of NNW 20 Veteran sailor 21 Comedian Jackie — 25 Most like pie? 2> Apple drink 32 Forward 33 Henri's school 34 Author Jules — 35 Former Soviet leader 36 Have dinner el home (2 w dt.) 37 Surrounded by 39 Imparl knowledge to 41 Roast beet au — 44 Sleep stage 45 B o ilng Mow 48 Befuddled (3 wde.) 51 Change genetically 54 Thoroughly Modern — (1967 movie) 55 Die ckena-besed ' musical 66 Pilfers 57 Swimming DOWN 1 Speeds 2 Biblical name 3 Picnic peats 5 Ear (comb, form) 6 Past and future 7 Smokers’ Items S Chemical suffix DR. GOTT dren'* welfare. Don't become the vic­ tim in this scenario. Accept the reality of the separation and lake steps to ensure y o u r best inte re sts. M aybe when your husband sees that you are w illing lo become Independent and a ssu m e re s p o n s ib ility , he w ill be attracted to the changes that you have made and m ay reconsider his de ci­ sion. But for now, lake care of yourself and the children. C in s NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN Answer to Previous puute F nnnm o □ [! □ □ □ □ n H m n m n n o n m n n □ □ □ □ □ 0 □ □ 0 1 3 0 0 □ n n n o n n n n n n n n n n n □ □ □ 0 0 □ □ [!□ □ □ □ □0m am □ □ □ □ □ n n n n Q n 0 0 o n 00000 0000 m flu H o m n n o n n a □□0000 □ □ □ □ □ □ oQ m m m n n o o n o m 0 n o 0 o n 000000 n o n n m o n 9 Turn the peg* , „ K T tt CTI IM DCnOCaltorAnswer*• D usm eftiaiyeini 0 I U l V I r C U : * * ( • - « * • 1-900454-3535 ext code 100 In the last 25 y e a rs , the U n ite d States has easily the best record in world tram championships However, one country has a 4 1 advantage in fi nals against the U n ite d States: Fra nce . T h e U n ited States won the 1971 Berm uda Bowl, but France was victorious in I960. '62. ‘92 and *97 land France beat North Am erica in 1956). Last year in Tunisia. France won the Bermuda Bowl, 326-301. T h e winners w ere Paul C h c m la . M ichel P e rro n . C h ris tia n M a ri, A la in L e v y , lle rv c Mouiel and Prank Multon. with JeanLouis Sloppa the nonplaying captain. This deal was indicative of (he play. After South opens one diamond, what should West bid at favorable vulnera­ bility? At the other table. E ric Rodwell pre­ dictably bid five clubs. North's double - a -»— » — e OOfVCl Of 40 Yana Carrey 42 Single N 43 A u d e n 44 Coffee, 471 Lahr 49 Orlando's a t ttMSMKA, TOO DON'T WANT 70 POLISH IT T O THE POINT you C A N actu a lly C IflM by NEA mi was passed out. Levy (N orth) led the North 03 24 M diamond right. Mari conectly playing K Q lose low when declarer called for dummy's 10 7 6 4 seven. Now the defenders had to score a 4 four Hicks (one spade, two diamonds A 3 and one club) for plus 300. W est East Here, (.'hernia's four-club overcall A 2 A J 9 7 5 w orked better. A fte r N o rth 's c a rd ­ 9 V K Q J 53 2 showing double. South had a problem. * Q J 3 2 e K 7 Passing was clcarty an option; guess­ * K Q 9 6 7 5 4 2 A 10 ing a three card m ajor m ight work. S o u th But eventually Nick Nickell decided to A A 4 ! go with his long suit. • A 9 I F o u r diam onds was no fun. A fte r e A 10 9 6 5 winning with dum m y's club ace, de­ A J 6 clarer ran the diamond eight to West's jack. Chemla cashed the club queen, Vulnerable: North-South then co n tin u e d w ith a n o th e r club , Dealer South which was covered in turn by three West North East trumps: the four, king and ace. Nickell l e 4A Dbl Pass continued with the diam ond 10, but 4e Hass Pass Pass Chemla won with the queen and forced d e c la re r w ith a n o th e r c lu b . South Opening lead: a K could take only five tricks (one spade, three diamonds and one club ). Plus match points. 500 ga ve F ra n c e 13 in te rn a tio n a l C M S by NBA. lac ,T rr i* see YO t . a C IMS I t M t S i i k, tH k ^ T v A K v f f S A flH B H H H iB H H u M M M H N flt fH lliM H 62 Oums 63 Smad bird by Bob Thavts FRANK AND ERNEST HOW TO POLISH UP YOU* ASSUM E - Mm Popular Tiger cef — Creed Roof edge Title for 21 27 Air hare 39 Wealth ea i D E A R D R . G O T T : M y 40 year old husband recently changed jobs, sold our house, left his family, and moved out of state. I still love him and believe he is the victim of stress. Could this b e a midlife crisis? ✓ B y P h illip A id e r Dvnen ai 21 23 24 29 29 27 Classify 29 Ringing sound 30 WaNachand sending you a copy of m y H ealth Report ‘ M a n a g in g C h r o m r Pain " The thorn in our side II 1* Occupied k______a. Be appropriately grateful lor each little victory. TA U R U S (April 20-May 20) It is not who you know but what you know that wis be < H rth d a y of critical Importance lo your career today. H your knowledge base is greater Wednesday. Feb. 25.1998 than your opponents, you* wm in the year ahead, you mtghi participate G EM IN I (M ay 21 •June 20) Beginning in something in which you'll play a minor today, maka a conceded effort to expand but significant rot*. What you will gam your objectives The broader your hori­ materially will be more gratifying than zons and knkaga. the greater your probayour 12 minutes of lame. bAties lor opportunities P I S C O (Feb. 20 March 20) If you have CAN CER (June 21-July 22) Your talents lo resolve a complicated problem today, tor research, probing and defection are the answers might com* more easily if sharper than usual today. Investigate in­ you can concentrale in solitude. Isolate depth developments you believe have ---*— ». —« *Dvoernf - __ yourself Pisces, treat yourseS to a birth­ P0«#ntl*j day g h Send for your Astro-Graph pre­ L E O (J u ly 2 2 -A u f. 22) Today, you'll dictions for the year ahead by maAng 22 operate more effectively it you keep and SASE lo Astro-Graph, c/o thaa news­ everything in balance. Do not overem­ paper, P O Bos 1758. Murray Hill phasize work or underemphastze play. Station. New York. NY 10156. Be aura lo Each should play a key role. ■tat* your zorfeac sign V IR O O (A u g . IS -S a p t. t t ) II you're A M U (March 21-April i t ) Be opbmwbc gomg to attempt somethmg today you've regardmg your affairs today, but continue never fried previously, have I to keep your expectations withm reason able lo corract matters it you should qfour maka a mistake L IB R A (Sept. 23-O ct. 22) Leadership qualities and organizational skiUs could be your most valuable assets today. Taka over peer involvements that need super­ vision. SCO R PIO (O c t 24-Mov. 22) What you t*4 to get done today could bring comphcabons tomorrow. You w* have the prop­ er motivation because you A understand tha rewards invoivsd. SA G ITTA R IUS (Nov. X20*c. 21) Today, you might ba more manlally than physicaly restless Uukzt these urges proper­ ly; let lha Inner you aatabkeh toe agenda C A P R IC O R N (D e c . 1 2 -J a n . 19) An opportunity might artM today that anil “ you to lay a foundation tor some­ thing constructive in the nsar tutor*. Take t— . srrr � 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/. 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IB SA N FO RD...2A County quintet earns all-state basketball honors Plea for more firefighters NSIDE i r S SPRINO. CAN TH E OIAMT SWALLOW TAIL BUTTERFLY BE FAR BEHIND?...PEOPLE 3B S e rv in g Sanford, Lake Mary, Longw ood, O viedo, W intor S p rin g s and Se m in ole C oun ty sin ce 1908 00th YI-AR. No. 151 TUESDAY. MARCH 24. 1008____________________________________ 50 C e n ts W h o ’s No. 1?! School choice an g ers som e p aren ts By Jeans Hughes HERALD STAFF WRITER SEMINOLE COUNTY • The angry calls and visitors to the Seminole County School Administration Building Monday came us no sur­ prise to Sherry O'Lrary. Consent Degree facilitator. "It was the luck of the draw." said O'Lrary. "This was the fairest way." explaining the lottery type system for assigning Sanford area chlldrru to an elementary school for the I1MIH-5H1 school year. O'lxuiy quit kly points out that thr numl>er of parents who did not receive their first school choice Is relatively small. According to O'ljeary H2 percent of the parents In the Northeast cluster (Hamilton. Midway and lin e Crest Elementary Schools) and H5 |>ereent of those In the Norlhwest cluster (Idyllwtlde. Wicklow and Wilson Elementary Schools) did receive the school of their rholce. But for some parents the new Choices Pnignim was no rholce ot idl. That Is the feeling expressed liy parents like Justine Robinson who received her hist choice. "What choice did I ItaveT* asked Robin­ son. who like most parents, learned of her son's school as­ signment through a letter she re­ ceived Saturday. "I tiought my house specifically liecause of the school my children would attend." explained Robinson Parents unliappy with their sill (Mil assignment expressed con­ cerns alrout their children being bused longer distances, having to leave schools they liad already been attending, and going to a dif­ ferent school than other nelghlsirhood children. Some parents will encounter problems with before and after school rare. Parents also felt misled about PUtM I m C M m , Pag* SA F ire guts Sanford cop ’s home By Nick Pfclfauf HERALD STAFF WRITER The Lake Mary Qlrla Soccer champa Kicking their way to soccer championship By J e ff Berllnlcke ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR LAKE MARY * They camr. they saw. they kicked... ...their way to a state championship. Saturday, the Lake Mary girls soccer team not only won the second state championship In school history, but also made state history. With a 1-0 win over University High Saturday In Tallahassee, the Lake Mary girls won the state championship and Joined the Lake Mary girls' basketball team as the first same-gender teams to win state titles during the same sea­ son In Florida history. Aly Benitez scored from 15 yards for her county-leading 40th goal of the season for the only score of the game. From there. It was up to Lake Mary's defense which has been nearly un­ beatable since a loss to Oviedo In the district finals. Goaltender Jordan Kellgrcn. bound for the University of Florida, recorded her 20th shutout of the season and third straight In the playoffs. She wasn't the only star as defenders Jackie Vanloovcn. Kristin Hoyle and Adrienne Elker found the right time to play their best soccer of the season. After the 4-3 sudden death overtime loss to PUs m IM Via. h | l SA INDEX SANFORD • A Sanford |>ollcr ofllrer lost Ills home and belongings to a fire that gutted the Elm Avenue structure Monday. Poller are launching u fund drive to help Offi­ cer Jody Smith, his wife and two children o b ­ tain clothing und find temporary shelter. When thr fire was first detected Monday. Smith was the only person In the structure. Firemen arrived shortly after 51:30 a m. but were unable to prevent the fire from totally destroy­ ing thr frame strut lure, at 214 Elm Avenue In the rlty's historic district. Smith was not Injured In thr fire and managed to rscnpe from lire burning building. Sanford Deputy l*ollce Chief Dennis Whitmire said the department has placed ofTicer Ed Mali­ ning. who servrs ns police chaplain. In charge of a fund-raising project. "We are looking for all kind of donations, es­ pecially clothing." Manning said. "As of this morning, between the police department and FOP (Fraternal Order of Police), we have turned Picas* See Fire. Pag* SA Sanlord firefighters wor* unable to extinguish a frame house blaze at 214 Elm Avenue Monday morning As a result, the home ol Sanford police offi- Adult entertainm ent: Right to b are arm s? County, club may fight in court By Ruaa White HERALD STAFF WRITER SEMINOLE COUNTY - The county appears ready to take on another strip club. Denied a license (o sell beer and wine, die House of Babes In Fern Park filed a petition for writ of cer­ tiorari with die Circuit Court chal­ lenging the Board of County Com­ missioners' decision. Deputy County Attorney Lonnie Groot will ask die commission this afternoon for authorization to de­ fend. The case will be handled by die county's legal staff - not Sluitts A Bowen, the Orlando firm that was hired to handle rases against Sassy Mrrlot's and VIP Gold, two adult clubs which unlawfully opened In 1997. Attorney Steve LaBret sayH die House of Babes, which operates lawfully, has done everything the county asked for to be granted the alcohol license. The owners are even willing to change the name of the club to Risky Business and had PI**** $** Court, Pag* SA Comics....................6B Dr. Gott ..................6B Horoscope................6B Obituaries................2A People ....................3B Sports................ 1B-2B TV ......................... 3B Weather .................. 2A ■*W" -----------------: By Nick Pfclfauf HERALD STAFF WRITER SANFORD - The Sanford City Commission has fulfilled Its part of a Joint agreement pertaining to adult entertainment establish­ ments. Monday night, the commis­ sion approved, on second and final reading, an ordinance relating to ‘ Muld-Jurtsdlctional Land Use." By Skati Brodi* HERALD FEATURE EDITOR Crossword................6B -Ertmon City OKs ordinance It deals with permitting, locating and siting of adult entertainment establishments and sexually ori­ ented businesses. Seminole County proposed the Joint land use agreement and urged the city to adopt It. There were some relatively minor dlllcrrnces In the wording suggested by the county and deemed appropri­ ate by the city. These matter* were resolved, and the first and second readings of the ordinance passed through the city commission with unanimous approvals. While County Commission Chairman Randy Morris' signature is on the document, the county ia only expected to finalize Its portion PUaa* I h k i f o r l Pag* 3A Lake M a ry cops trade weapons for technology Striking the pose CUatifled............ 4B-5B ( Hs who has a thousand fritnds has bom to spare, And ho who has mo snsmy shall moot Mm ovorywhoro. * car Jody Smith In the historic district, was totally de­ stroyed. ‘ Raally* ha say*. This Is my best side * Riding in on • blaze of glory Is Purs, the firedog. The Dalmatian has been a symbol for fire departments everywhere, end Pure is the pride of ttv hound rode the antique fire engine at u Spring Festival, which took place this pest LAKE MARY * Lake Mary Is trading weapons for technol­ ogy. Police Capt. Sam Bclflore suggested to city commission­ ers that the department not purchase the budgeted MP5 tactical weapons and transfer the $7,000 allowed for the ri­ fles (o the purchase of laptop computers. The commission approved Belflore’s request at the March 19 meeting. setting aatde money for the purchase of a to­ tal of 9 laptops computers for a price not to exceed $29,259. The laptops will be pur­ chased oil of the Seminole County bid. through IKON Of­ fice Solutions in Maitland. Police Chief Rick Beary told the commission that the com­ puters. being used by the cities of Sanford. Altamonte Springs and Winter Park « * well as the county, are state-of-the-art and "ruggedlzed". City manager John Litton said, ‘They can ac­ tually get run over by a car and keep running.* Belflore's report stated. T h e use of laptop computers re­ duces the time It takes an offi­ cer to write a report, gives a professional appearance to all written documents and allows the officer more time for proac­ tive patrol activities.* Litton added. *lt keeps him out where he belongs.* In a separate agenda Item, commissioners voted to re­ place 4 In-car video systems that are approximately 5 year* old. The police department has been using the video systems to record evidence at the scene of traffic accidents. DUI cases and other types of Investiga­ tions. In Belflore’s report, he stated ’ the State Attorney's of­ fice requests the on-scene In­ car video on DUI cases. The video has assisted In a number ruaa* $m Laptop*. r * f* $A ——« ~ — ---------------- — �2 A • Swnrnoht Heraki Santo n). Florida *Tuesday, M<vcti 24,1998 Diabetes alert making headway after 10 years Special to the Herald Thr American Diabetes As­ sociation lias annonneed that ihc number of people undiag­ nosed with diabetes has dropped by two million. Al­ though the decrease In the undiagnosed Is significant, there are still millions o f peo­ ple unaware of the presence of this silent killer. A silent killer Is sneaking up on millions of American adults. Its devastating and permanent effects can be prevented If caught in time. Tills Is not a screenplay for a new movie. It Is diabetes and ts too serious to Ignore. Tuesday, March 24. could become a rrttlcal day for many of the people (Including 330.000 tight here In Florida) who are unaware that they have diabetes. That's because the American Diabetes Asso elation Is holding the Ameri­ can Diabetes Alert, our oneday effort to encourage people to take a simple sevenquestion diabetes risk test. Consider why finding those af­ flicted with diabetes ts so challenging and critical: Diabetes can lead to heart lOih A n n iv c r s a iy A^‘ V « nrfiT > March 24,1998 it’s Silent It's Serious Taking A Sim ple Test Same Your Lite! 1-800-DIABETES 1*800-342-2383 w w w . d ia b e t e a . o r g Ajkm SSnt Sanford Fire Department to get additional firemen By Nick Pfelfauf HERALD STAFF WRITER attacks, struke. blindness and kidney failure If left untreated, Early detection is crucial. bess than 25 percent of peo­ ple with diabetes show obvious symptoms, hence Its name— the Silent Killer. Others are diagnosed only after seeking treatment for one of Us com ­ plications. People who are overweight, don't exrrclse, and age 45 and older are at high risk for this serious disease. As baby boomers age. more arc ex­ pected to develop diabetes. 'It Is especially crucial to alert people to the dangers of diabetes because It can be a silent killer -gradually causing your bodv'n blood vessels and nerves to deteriorate with no warning signs or symptoms.* said Victor Lawrence Roberts, M.C. *lt‘s no wonder 1 out of 3 Americans who have diabetes don’t know It.* The goal of the American Diabetes Alert Is to Inform people of the deadly link that exists between diabetes, age. Inactivity, being overweight and having a family history of the disease. The centerpiece of the Alert Is a simple, paper and pencil test people can take to assess their Individual risk for the disease. The test Is risk free and available by calling the Association at 1800-DIABETES (342-2383) or by visiting the Association’s website at www.dlabetes.org. Diabetes Is a serious disease In which the body either docs not produce Insulin (type I) or does not effectively use or produce adequate amounts of insulin (type 2). Insulin Is a hormone that allows blood sugar to enter the cells o f the body and be used for energy. Diabetes can lead to severely debilitating or fatal complica­ tions, such as blindness, kid­ ney and heart disease, stroke and lower-extremity amputa­ tions. It ts the seventh leading cause of death In the U.S. Cur­ rently, there Is no cure. The American Diabetes As­ sociation Is the nation's lead­ ing voluntary health organiza­ tion supporting diabetes re­ search. Information and advo­ cacy. Founded In 1940. the Association has a presence In every state and serves com­ munities across the country. LOCAL WWCOIT : I i T P i l :V ^ I Today: Sunny. Highs In the mid to upper-70s. Lows In the mid to upper-SOs. T M s m Aa j : Sunny. Highs near BO. Lows In the mid-50. Thursday; Sunny. Highs In the low-BOs. Lows tn the upper-50s. Friday: Sunny. Highs In the upper-80s. Lows in the upper-BOs. TUESDAY: BOLUKAR TABU: min. 9:40 a.m., maj. 3:30 a.m.. min. 10:10 p.m.. maj. 3:55 p.m. TIDES: Daytona Beach: high: 4:21 a.m.. 4:43 p.m.. low: 10:41 a.m.. 10:57 p.m. Now Smyrna Beach: high: 4:26 a.m., 4:48 p.m., low. 10:46 a.tn.. 11:02 EXTTOOSO OUltOOK I p.m.. Cocoa Baach: high: 4:41 a.m., 5:03 p.m., tow: 11:01 MONDAY TUESDAY Sunny 78 58 Bunny 80 55 a.m., 11:17 pan. THURSDAY m m h conditions FRIDAY Sunny 81 87 Sunny 89 59 LOTTERY H s r s s r s ttve w in n in g n u m b s ra s e le c te d o n M o n d a y In th e F lo o d s L o tte ry : F a n ta s y 5 4-0-10-11-14 L o tto (M a rch 2 1 ) a-ir-i»-32-«fr4a Daytona Beach ft New Smyrna Beach: Seas are 23 feet with a light chop. Water temperature at Daytona Is 61 degrees and at New Symma. 62 degrees. Winds are from the north­ east at 5-10 m.p.h. IHTATMTICS tn ■ ■ ■ fo r d M o n d a y w a s It/A d e g r e e s e n d t h e o v e r n ig h t le w w ee It/A . R e c o r d e d r a in f a ll C o r t h e p e t t e d e n d in g a t lO a .m ., t o t a le d N / A I n c h . Piay 4 0+2-0 Cash3 0+7 ................ 0:30 e.m. ..... .......... 0:99 p.m. £*emuiote Herald “Serving Seminole County Since 1908" Tuesday. March 24,1998 • Vol. 90, No. 151 Published: Duly Except Monday, Saturday 4 Christmas by Republic Newspepers. Inc. • 300 N. French Ava., Sanlord. FL. 32771 Phone: (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9408 AOUMSTHATION Odasss Pu<yi • Business Msnagsr Taran O sset Lnot SpegW A D V E ftT S M O Chro Shwp • U sn sg tr OSCULATION Bsey S a ve s UEOALS Morgan! Sutoy Lacy Lotr • EdSor JtC Bartrscka FBOOUCnON Frank E01T0MAL Don* Detncn Homs la vender CTeryi Store CLASSF1EO Kaha Werner ■Uanagar Sandy P w w y OavtdFisnar Chary( ____ ■ Hughes Courtney te a m FR ESS i ■TW PFSM Rrsert‘Skip'Cotwn Mark Savon B4 Egan Elmn Tyrral, jr .. Maaa Prauman Dean I Tommy Vmcart H uts w ree PanotkcaJ Pottage Pad ai Sanlord. Florida ana aaaaonai msang cnoet. USPS *61260 Ponm aaer Sand addrasa changaa la The SEMWOLE HERALD PO Bo« 1687 Sanlord. a 12772-1867 Republic Fern SubacnpbonRam (Deny 6 Sunday) Homa Delivery •2400 3 Monde Its so 6 Mores MS00 t War $7600 10000 | Fionas RaMana add7% i to iNewipaptrt, Inc. SANFORD - Tlir Sanford Fire Department Is over­ worked. Fire Chief Tom lllrk.son says the overtime load Is eurrenlly at 113 per­ cent of the budget, and fire fighters arr being over­ worked . During Monday afternoon's Sanford City Commission meeting. Hickson formally requested he be allowed to hlie six additional firefight­ ers. T in beating my men to death these days,* he said, observing that lie had not added any new line person­ nel to the department since Ill'll. Members of Ihc city com ­ mission ap|>curcd to be In ngrcemcnl with the nerd for additional personnel re ­ quested by Hickson. ■'Hie primary response of government,* said Commis­ sioner Brady Lcssard. ’ Is to protect the public and pro­ mote the safety of the peo­ ple. I can’t think of a more Important wuy than through Improving the fire depart­ ment operation.* Hlckon explained that the money to lx* used for the additional officers was actu­ ally approved In this year’s budget. “It was sort of a Public Safety Contingency Fund* he said, "to be con­ sidered later In the fiscal year, which Is now being done because of our need for additional personnel.* Hickson said the depart­ CHARLES J. DWYER Charles J. Dwyer. 77. Monticello Drive, Altamonte Springs, died Friday. March 20. 1998. Bom March 16. 192! In Philadelphia, Pa., he moved to Centra) Florida In 1979. Mr. Dwyer was s supervisor for AT 8t T. He served tn the U.S. Navy during W.W.II. Mr. Dwyer was a member of St. Mary Magdalen Catholic Church. Survivors Include wife, Ber­ tha: sons. Brendan C., Or­ lando. Oary C„ Winter Springs; daughter. Sharon Bushnell. lachtis. N.Y.: one grandchild. Osines Carey Hand Garden Chapel Funeral Home. Longwood. In charge of arrange­ ments. ROBERT A. FIRTH Robert A Firth. 70. Oberlln Terrace. Lake Mary, died Mon­ day. March 23, 1998. Bom In McIntosh. Fla., he moved to Central Florida tn 1969. Mr. Firth was a retired Mat. Sgt in the U.S. Army. He served In the Korean Conflict. Mr. Firth was a member of the American Le­ gion. He was a Christian. Survivors Include wife, Ethel; son, David A . Lake Mary; daughter. Liz Anderson, Casselberry: mother. Ena Belle HU1, Reddick, Fla.; brother, Samuel H.. Homestead: step­ brother. Bill Hill. Trenton. Fla.: two granddaughters. Gaines Carry Hand Funeral Home. Longwood, In charge of arrangements. FRANCES P. OOODE Frances P. Goode. 73. Nandtna Terrace. Winter Springs, died Friday. March 20. 1998 In Orlando. Bom In Eufaula. Ala., she moved to Central Florida in 1997. Mrs. Goode was a homemaker. She waa a Meth­ odist. Survivors Include husband. Henry Derwood; son. Henry D. Jr.. Winter Springs: daughter. Patricia Lopez, Wellsboro. Pa.; brothers. E.B. Perkins. At­ lanta. Ga.. James Perkins. Montgomery. Ala., Oenie Perkins. Eufaula. Ala.; sisters, Dorothy Thurmond, Tampa, Mary Ann Caahman, Jackson­ ville. Fay Doswcll, Addyvllle, Ala.: one grandchild. Family Funeral Care. Oviedo, tn charge of arrangements. CHABIES D. OEO0 0 Charles D. Gross, 68, Brad­ shaw Drive, Sanford, died Sat­ urday. March 21. 1998 at his residence. Bom June 20. 1929 tn Hazard, Ky.. he moved to Centra) Florida In 1958. Mr. Gross was a trucker. Survivors Include wife. Dorine Gross: daughters. Kim Smith, Osteen, Shelly White, Sanford; son. Mike MaCateer, Newark, Del.: five grandchildren. Oramkow Funeral Home, Sanford, tn charge of arrange­ ments. MELISSA K. JACKSON Melissa K. Jackson. 29. Keyport Street. Deltona, died Fri­ day, March 20, 1998 at Cokimbla Medical Center. Sanford. Thla flra, which erupted Monday, demonatratet the work thst Sanford firemen do. ment’s rails for service have Increased from 11191 to 1997 by 91 percent. *We used to have right to ten runs per day,* he told the commission. 'Now we arc up to 20 to 24 nins a day, and we have to add at least one extra hour to each of those for paper work to be com ­ pleted.* In Sanford Ftre Depart­ ment statistics, the depart­ ment responded to 3,757 91-1 calls In 1991. and 7,174 In 1997. All of the calls were handled with n total of only 48 line personnel. Bom October 5. 1968 tn Ocala, she moved to Central Florida in 1989. Mrs. Jarkson was a I earlier’s assistant. Site was a member of Ft. Smith Baptist Church. Survivors include husband, Michael E.: sons, David. Chad, both of Deltona: mother Betty Murphy. Ocaia: brothers. Butch Hall. David, both of Jacksonville, Mark Hall. San­ ford; slaters. Cindy Moody. Ocala. Christie Hall, Altamonte Springs. Angle Hall, Dade City. Gramkow Funeral Home. Sanford, In charge of arrange ments. MARGARET "M AROIE* PERSSON Margaret ‘ Margie* Perason. 82. Palm Drive. Oviedo, died Monday. March 23. 1998 at Winter Park Memorial Hospi­ tal. Bom In Frnrmer. Mo., she moved to Central Florida tn 1062. Mrs. Perason was a lo­ gistics management specialist (or NASA She won NASA's effi­ ciency award two years In a row. Mrs. Pcrsson was a mem­ ber of St. Stephen Catholic Church. Survivors include husband. Charles; son. Robert, Christ­ mas; sister Dorothy Gass. St. Louts, Mo. Family Funeral Care. Oviedo, In charge of arrangements. V. MURIEL STEVENS V. Muriel Stevens, 84, South Sanford Avenue, died Saturday, March 21. 1998 at Florida Hospltal-Altamonle. Bom Jan. 4, 1914 In Plattenvillc. La., she moved to Central Florida In 1993. Mrs. Stevens was a legal secretary. Survivors Include daughters, Dorothy A Hassfield, Broadrun. Va., Victoria O. Heldrick, Larawood. N J., Judith Seifert. Newport News, Va.; son. John A It ass fe Id. Bellingham, Wash.: five grandchildren; three great-grandchildren. Onunkow Funeral Home, Sanford. In charge of arrange­ ments. iwiNBRaia ■ •~ Hr estimated that the hiring of six additional fire­ fighters will reduce the over­ time load Impact on the budget. If approved by the city, lttckson said thr hiring process could lie completed for all six to thr point where the new flrefighlrrs would be on the Job within 30 days. City Manager Dill Sim­ mons noted that this would be an early approval. *1 ex­ pect with our next year's budget preparation hearings we’ll be hearing from other departments wanting addi­ tional personnel, so we'll be tuklng that up In the near future,* he said. With u general consensus agreement on the nred for the additional firefighters, an ordinance Is (o be drawn up for presentation lieforr a formal commission meeting, possibly by the next m eet­ ing. *11 seems as though we are continuously discussing adding to the police depart­ ment.* commented Commis­ sioner Whltry Krksteln. "Now It's time to pay the piper and help out our fire department.* 40 Years of HonoBt Service Groat Ratos on Quality Workmanship • Imped tr Osmattk • Hates • Vms * Tracks • RVE • Aatemetic 4 ttaaSsrf • ClaUfcet • CVJaiatt • tests • lets* Tetkaical Cislpmsrrt • Free Tratal i n Msjsr Retain • HaUeewtia Warres* fasUaMa 6682929 905-B S US Hwy. 17-92 DoBary j l & Across from the * R R 3 E FPL. Smoke Stacks B B itf kuSS. I U SANFORD HISTORICAL SOCIETY — Presents— CHARLIE CARLSON AUTHOR OF ‘STRANGE FLORIDA ’ Speaking on Pact, Fantasy, and Folklore In Seminole County j THIS THURSDAY, MARCH28, 1998,5 RM. at The Sanford Museum 520 E. First Street, Sanford FREE ADMISSION - Social at 4:45 • Speaker at 5:30 s g Book Sale And Signing W ill Follow Speaking Further Information: (407) 302-1000 Join us jo/i (lie... 34th Annual • DWYER, CHARLES J. A maaa of Christian UurtoJ will tn <viebraled fix Mr. Dwyer today at I p.m. with the Rev. Ed Thompson In the St. Mary Magdalen Catholic Church. Following the maaa. Mr. Dwyer will be cremated and his cremated body will be interred tn a V A Cemetery in New York. For friends who wish, the family niggests memorial donations to the Alzheimer's Association. 2010 Mtaell Avenue. Winter 1‘ark. 32792. in lieu d flowers. Gaines Carey Hand Fu­ neral Home. 834-8550, Longwood. la In charge of services. I. CHARLES D. Memorial Services for Charles D. Gross, 68. of Sanford, who died Saturday, will be 7 p.m. this even­ ing at the Oramkow Funeral Homa Ctiapd. The family requests that memorial contributions be made to the New Hope Counseling Center far Grieving Children. 100 E. Sybe­ lls Ave.. Maitland, FL. (407) 0298920. Gramkow Funeral Home. 500 E. Airport Blvd.. (407) 322-3213. in charge of arrangements. DCM1B IRTISH ■ WITH AO Kiwanis Pancake Day To Benefit 20 Charitios iouiui way, march 28,1998 * Sanford Civic Center Ssrvlng 6:00 s.m . to 2;00 p.m. Meal Donation: $3.00 Per Person Ta ke-o ut a n d Seconds Available Other Activities: Merchandbe Mart Fresh Produce Silent Auction Entertainment Bake Sale Door Prizes All Doyl 8 ft Tickets Available At Saofnrd f k— her of fo — irce, Sanford Musoohi or My U worLml �S«m<no*« HeraW. Sanlord, Flonda - Tuesday, March 24,1998 - 3 A C h o ic e C o a t ia s s d fro m P a g * 1 A Sexual battery Timothy Crock. 37. of 857 Orange Ave., Longwood, was arrested Thursday by Longwood police. Crock was cliarged with sexual battery and arrested at the above ad­ dress. Crock allegedly forced sexual Intercourse on victim. C o c a in e t a le Lucius Bradley. 25. of 21 Castle Brewer Ct.. Sanford, was arrested Thursday by Seminole County deputies. Bradley was charged with selling crack cocaine and pos­ session of cannabis. Bradley was arrested In the 1600 block of West 13th Street. Bradley was observed loitering In front of a food store, that have filed many drug-related complaints. David Jones. 38. of 907 Bay Ave.. Sanford, was arrested Wednesday by Seminole County deputies. Jones was charged with sale of cocaine and possession of cocaine, pones was anested at the above address. Jones' arrest was the result of a City/County Investigative Bu­ reau Investigation targeting street level drug dealers. Possession : David Hunter. 29. of 12023 Orovevtew Way. Sanford, was arrested Friday by Seminole County deputies. Hunter was cliarged with possession o f co­ caine and arrested at the cor­ ner of South Bell Avenue and 16th Street. Ofilcer noticed that Hunter's passenger side head light out. Jessica Schulthels, 19. of 715 West Ct.. Longwood. was arrested Thursday by Semi­ nole County deputies. Schulthels was charged with possession of a controlled isibstance and possession of alco­ holic beverage under 21 years of age. Schulthels was arrested at State Road 600. CCIB was conducting an undercover op­ eration In the area of State Road 600. Ricky Davis. 24. of 1 Higgins Terr., Sanford, was arrested Wednesday by Seminole County deputies. Davis was charged with resisting without violence and possession can­ nabis under 20 grams. Davis was arrested at the comer of Fifth Street and Pecan. Davis allegedly ran from officer, and cannabis was found In Davis' left front pocket. Barry Golub. 30. of 58 St. Johanna. Oviedo, was arrested Wednesday by Sanford police. Golub was charged with pos­ session of cocaine and ar­ rested at the comer of County Road 427 and Celery Circle. Officer pulled Golub over be­ cause his vehicle had a cracked windshield and a ’ mutilated* tag. Jeremy Williams, 18. of 6043 Morse Loop. Winter Springs. was arrested Wednesday by Seminole County deputies. Williams was charged with possession of cannabis under 20 grams and possession of alcoholic bever­ ages under 21 years of age. Williams was anested on State Road 434. Williams was found with an open container of beer, and a pat down revealed cannabis. Grand than Christina Tasslll. 28. of 2706 S. Orlando Dr.. Sanford, was arrested Thursday by Sanford police. Tasslll was charged with grand thrft and dealing In stolen property and arrested at the above address. Tasslll allegedly stole properly total­ ing $866.99 from a residence. R e f it t in g w ith o u t v io le n c e Joseph Whltmer. 28. of 2545 Myrtle Ave.. Sanford, was ar­ rested Thursday by Sanford police. Whltmer was charged with resisting without violence and arrested at the comer of Park Drive and 25th Street. Police say that the subject had been causing a disturbance In a bar. the chances of receiving their choice of schools. Many believed they had been reas- C ou rt C o a t ia s s d fro m P a g e 1 A spent thousands of dollars sprucing up the place. Last month. House of Babes was one of five adult enter­ tainment businesses ’ grandfathered" In the county's new land amendment and adult code. LnBret will argue also that a special hearing officer and county staff recommended the commission grant the li­ cense. He also said that House of Babes lost much of Its busi­ ness when the county required Die club to close at 2 a.m. In­ stead of 5 a.m. V/Inter Park attorney David Wasserman said today It would behoove the county to grant the license. ‘ Instead of pun­ ishing this club for what It might have done In the past, die county would be protected better If It placed House of Babes Into a higher level of law enforcement." By allowing the club a beer and wine license. House of Babes would be regulated not only by the county's adult code but the state's Division of A l­ cohol. Tobacco and Firearms. Wasserman said. Then. If there are any prob­ lems. they lose their license, their grandfathering, every­ thing." Wasserman said. Commissioner Dick Van Der Wclde said today he expected the commission would not re­ verse Itself and continue to battle House of Babes. T h e only proper thing to do Is con­ tinue the action the commis­ sion already has taken." he said. Van Der Welde said he wants to know the direction the county's legal team was prepared to lake. sured that they would likely be assigned to their first or sec­ ond choice school. "We tried to express to par­ ents that we would have to move some children to ensure racial balance.* said O'Leary. *We had to look at racial bal­ ance at grade level and school.* Seminole County must comply with an agreement with the Justice Department ex­ plained O'Leary, referring to a federal desegregation order. An ofT duty police officer was on hand at the administration building throughout the day strictly as a precaution. O'Leary acknowledged that they had been contacted by angry parents, some In person, but mostly by phone during the course of the day. None of the parents had been hostile or too difficult to deal with according to O'Leary. Priority was given to students meeting certain criteria. Deseg­ regation transfers were given first priority. Preference was also given to children of that elementary school's employ­ ees. those that live within one half mile of a school and sib­ lings assigned to the same school. The lottery selection was used for all the remaining students. Students not assigned to their first choice school are automatically placed In a waiting pool., according to O'Leary. Any openings that become available will be filled from this pool. The computer will select the next name based on race, grade level, etc. That student will be given the op­ portunity to change school as­ signment. Another lottery wilt be held In late May. This second lottery will only be for students not entered In the first selection LA agreement meeting. Under guidelines pertaining to zoning, each government Is required to provide a certain amount of area for all types of businesses including adult en­ tertainment. The amount of space however. Is limited, and county officials believe that by combining the number of sites available In the total county with those which would be available within the city limits, the overall numbers would be lower. Nevertheless, the total number of sites are expected to be In sufficient numbers to avoid any lawsuits regarding a violation of these land re­ quirements. When the matter was brought up for first reading, there was a question regarding whether the five existing adult entertain­ ment establishments would be grandfathered Into the land de­ velopment approvals. As a result, the proposal was rejected by the city's Planning Laptop s Pags LA of convictions as well as Indi­ viduals pleading guilty, saving valuable overtime and court time.’ - The price to replace the cur­ rent systems is $13,500, off of a Lake City Police Department Jbld. The old systems will be declared surplus. It keeps more than memories alive. AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION MEMORIALS A TRIBUTES 1-800-A H A-US A 1 American Heart * and Zoning Commission, which said It would rather vote against It than approve some­ thing about which full details were not known. Monday night however. As­ sistant County Attorney Lonnie Groot explained that all five es­ tablishments are expected to be grandfathered Into the loca­ tion Issue. T h ey have 90 days under the existing adult enter­ tainment ordinance to apply for tills status,’ Groot said. "They would have to meet all design standards and other re­ quirements. If they do. they Serving over 30,000 In Southwest Volusia County would be allowed to continue under the grandfathering clause.* Groot said that as of now. both clubs. House of Babes and Circus Circus appear to be In compliance with design standards. When the matter came up for a final vote. Commissioner Brady Lessard made the mo­ tion for approval with Com­ missioner Velma Williams making the second. The matter passed without further discus­ sion on a unanimous vote. Office Locations O sLsnd 245 South Woorfand Boulevard Oviedo. Lake Mary had a meeting and de­ cided It was Ume to step It up'a notch. *We came up with a set of goals,* said Biker. We Just weren't going to let down on them.* ’After Oviedo, we were de­ termined not to gtve up.* added Vanlooven. That's what happened. The loss meant Lake Mary would have to win on the road, but the Rams started out with a win over Winter Park, the team which beat them last season In the reglonals. Then came sev­ eral long bus rides and finally the trip to Tallahassee. The Rams lefl Friday morn­ ing at 6:30 a.m. Coach Bill Elssele wanted to leave early so his team could get a look at the opening game, then get back to the hotel around 2 p.m.. the same Ume most of the team gets home from school every day. *We Just tried to lull time.* Hoyle said. *Wc left Lake Mary at our normal Ume and got to the room when we get out of school. We Just did what are F ire Pags 1A over $200. but the drive Is continuing.* Manning said efforts were under way to obtain temporary lodging for Smith and his fam­ ily. He added that clothing Is also needed. The son, Jason needs size eight pants and me­ dium size shirt; Ashley needs size 6X and medium shirt. Smith's wife Wendy wears size 7 and 8 pants and medium shirt, and officer Smith himself needs 32 by 32 size pants and medium shirts.* Fire officials have determined the cause of the Ore was a faulty oven, which was report­ edly being used to help heat the home In the cool overnight hours. Orange City Marketplace Shopping Center Locslsd in Downtown DsLsnd W in C o a t ia s s d fro m P a g e 1 A them through the problems.* said O'Leaiy. The dissatisfied parents In­ dicated they would explore all options available to them. In­ cluding a possible boycott of their assigned school. Phillips wants to remind parents to. become active In whichever school their child at­ tends. *We are all under the same umbrella In Seminole County," said Phillips, "Our priority Is the nurturing and education of our children." Another new member of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce Sanford of the Joint at this evening's such ns students new to the area. O'Leaiy and Parent Facilita­ tor Specialist Samclla Phillips are not unsympathetic to the disgruntled parents. O'Leary encourages parents to visit their assigned school before Judging too quickly. Parental concerns will be addressed on a one on one ba­ sis. *We feel It will be more productive to talk to parents Individually (rather than hold­ ing a meeting) and try to work always do on a normal school day." Once they got to the field for Friday's semi-final it was busi­ ness as usual. Then. Lake Mary went off and had fun. running off to a commanding 3-0 win over Barron Collier. Saturday. Elssele said, his players Just tried to stay calm unUl It was Ume to take the field. After Benitez scored. It was Just a matter of holding on, which Is sometimes harder than playing tied or behind ac­ cording to Elker. ’It's harder to play when you're up by one because you get confident with a lead,* Elker said. *We have a tendency to let up and lose focus sometimes,’ Hoyle added. But Kellgren was unbeatable In the net as the time wound down. ’ It Is a mind set.* Kellgren said. T know what Pm good at doing and I know what I can do If I have to. Technically and mentally. I knew I could do It.* The dock kept winding down as the Rama held a one-point lead. *We kept an eye on the dock.* Vanlooven said. *We started playing team defense but we watched the dock.* Finally, time was gone and the Rams had taro state cham­ pionships In 10 years. Yesterday, the players came back to a campus that had been empty for the past week due to spring break, ft was un­ like the situation last month when the haakrthall team got a raucous sendoff to i jWiTanH from the entire student body. *1 was glad It was spring break.* Elssele said. "It kept us from adding any more pressure on ourselves from us and the other students.* It may be too early to start talking ‘ repeat.* but Lake Mary loses only four seniors to graduation - Kellgren. Kelly Helnleln. Loriaaa Bazlle. who is headed to the University of West Florida, and Christina Cooley. Comsr of Saxon Boufcvwd snd EnforpriM Road 1 -8 0 0 -2 1 8 -2 1 8 6 I </ s / t i i t r / h • a , i it •« / h i ///< "•>< i i i i i k >I< FLO R ID A D EPAR TM EN T O F TRAN SPO RTATION R U L E D E V E L O P M E N T W O R K SH O P S To Solicit Input on the SURPASS™ Frequent User Toll Discount Pilot Project (IIC T R O B IC TO IL COllCCTIOli T h e T u rn p ike D istrict o f the F lo rid a D epartm ent o f Transportation (F D 0 T ) h a s sch e d u le d ru le de ye kxxn e n t w orieshoos to allow for public com m eo to n the d evekxy n e n t o f a propo se d frequ en t u se r toil d isco u n t a sso cia te d w ith the im plem entation o f the SUNPASS1* F req u e n t U s e r Toll D isco u n t PHot P roject. T h e date, tim e and location of the w orksh op s ap p ear below . SUNPASS™ Is the nam e o f the F D O T s e le ctro n ic toll co lle ctio n (E T C ) syste m . T h is form o f ton co lle ctio n w ill a llo w p atro ns to pay their toll e le ctro n ica lly a s they p a ss through th e to ll p la z a w ithout stopping to pay. T h e SUNPASS™ system is exp ecte d to re d u ce patron d e la ys, in cre a se th e ton p la z a 's cap acity, lo w e r operatin g c o sts and a ssist in redu cin g a ir pollution. The SUNPASS™ Freq u ent U ser Ton D isco u n t P ilo t P ro je ct toil rate w orksh op s a re b ein g h eld p u rsu an t to S e ctio n 1 o f S e n a te Bin (SB) 2 0 6 0 o f th e 1997 F lo rid a Leg islatu re. S B 20 60 cfirects fo e D epartm ent o fT ran sp o rtatio n to perform a p lo t p ro ject a s SUNPASSF b im plem ented w h ich o ffe rs a ton SUNPASS? on F lo rid a 's Turnpike fa cilitie s. A d d itto n a iy, th e F O O T is SUNPASS” toil d iscou n t on oth er F D 0 T ow ned tonfa c ilitie s. T h e se f a d t e s d isco u n t to com m uters w ho u se co n sid e rin g offering the in d u d e A llig a to r A lle y, B e e L in e E a st Expressw ay, P in e lla s Bayw ay and the S u n sh in e Skyw ay. Input on th ese fa c ilitie s w ill a ls o b e accep ted at the w orkshops. f DATE f DATE DATE March 26,1998 (Thursday) March 24,1098 (Tuesday) M a rc h 2 5 ,1 9 9 8 (W e d n e s d a y ) TIME TIME TIME 5 :0 0 to 7 :3 0 p m (You may Mtond at any time during tha workshop aaasion) 5 :0 0 to 7 :3 0 p m (You m ay sttsnd at any time during tha workshop aaaafon) 5 :0 0 to 7 :3 0 p m (You m ay attend at any time during tha workshop aaasion) LOCATION O ra n g e C o u n ty Om ni Rosan Hotel 9840 International Drive Orlando, F L 32819 ^ LOCATION P in e lla s C o u n t y Sunshine C e n isr 330 5* Street North w S i Petersburg, F L 33701 LOCATION H ills b o r o u g h C o u n t y Tampa Marriott W astshora 1001N. W astshora Blvd. Tampa, F L 33607 Anyone requiring special accom m odations at this meeting because of a d is a tiity or physical Impairment should contad Selena Jerom e at Florida'eTum pfce (850) 94 2-6 0 0 7d leaat five calendar days prior to toe meeting. If you are haw ing o r speech impaired, please c a l Selena Jerom e at Florida's Tum pfts using tha Florida D u d Party R elay System atoich can be reached at1 (800) 9 5 5 8 7 7 0 (V o fce )an d l (800)9556771 (TDD). �4 A • Sen*ode Herald Sanford. Florida •Tuesday. March 24.1998 Y O U R F R IE N D S & N E IG H B O R S ™ B U S IN E S S ome Town Is The Businesses Serving Our Community Treat Your Legs W e ’l l L e ft KAREN L. ZARRELLA, I LICENSED PSYCHOLO Lie. #PY0005609 C entral F lorida V ein S pecialists I . 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French Ave. Sanford, FL 32771 S e m in o le H erald Serving Seminole County Since 1908 Y O U R B L illV I E ii SEM IIVO LE H E R A L D T O A P P E A R D IS P L A Y ...Still The For Local News SPORTS • PEOPLE HEALTH A FITNESS • BUSINESS 2 2 1 - 0 1 2 0 300 NORTH FRENCH AVENUE • SANFORD, FL 32771 PHONE: (407) 322-2611 FAX: (407) 323-9408 (Next To Winn Dixie. Sanford Town Squaro) C A L L Sy si f i n \ i i I n \ \ I i i I i N m ii W .ill Beatty Hearing Center F O R * »vi c e o m | )lr t 1 3 " • 1 4 " • 15 M o u n te d & A B a la n c e d H e a r in g A id B a tte r ie s 55C e a . \|..s| I It .it in ” _____ OOJ 100 Off Nmi \ isii, \ I I \ III A K I M . ( I N I I K mv t i i t ___ TM tm ll\J T H I S D IR E C T O R Y ... A D V E R T IS IN G 3 S 2 - 2 6 1 1 �March/April 1998 Greater Sanford Chamber of Commero TOWN MEETING Meetings at a glance... Butinaaa Aftar Hours: Thursday. March 26. 5:30 PM. First Presbyterian Church. 301 Oak Avenue. Sanford Tuesday. April 21. 5:30 PM St. John’s River Cruises 4255 Peninsula Point. Sanford Ambassador Committee: Thursday. March 26. 8:00 AM Thursday, April 23, 8:00 AMColonial Room Restaurant. Historic Downtown Sanford Friday. Mara* 2 1 . 11:45AM 1.-00 PM, Marina Hotel, 'Lakeside Landings* . ■■■ Thursday. April 9. 1998 7 00 PM Chamber M rrtin g Hall 400 fast firs t Strprt Santnid IT. . hailil-i r : •jiu \ Im ii i 11« f.t suppm-mc •• m.% *1* m i f t III t l||' Kft 4?i f S.»J * •»•t -*r«u ! i.« pf. p- of * 4 . « 4ii«1 i •»ri!t tin*« .ti ’•f •'ll thl 3A4t» f! r •tit ’A1 |t||,t \| VLmulti .143 1 4 :»•»V* \• • D*Mflit |?m»4l * ft •Ilf . •iitiit, uni s i > • *1l|k\|i <11 •f. . ill jlf)! • po'U.1 . an.i r. . r v< j\p« 11n •t I* inc kill 1' 4 I •»M.p k 1 ••flu xtli'A \ •.if MiJ’p* 'ft ft•f i't. i l l - in at". 11«1.11g IlP ItllP*'ft 411* I k h S|>..ns«>ir.l In iii«- ilijin ltrr •>! i.im m ri.c Chamber to show-off schools to realtors ! In. .in n « m n n i i . . . .I tit, •til Hit V||||.J.j ( |l4tll|». J im I . . . i n ■ •...[ < ••tin ts a g a in s. I i . m i K Wednesday. A pr66. 8:00 AM, Chamber Meeting Hall Executive Committee: Thursday, April 9. 8:30 AM, Executive Meeting Room Tourism Committee: Thursday, April 9, 3:00 PM, St.Johns River Cruise 4255 Peninsula Point. Sanford TOWN MEETING Thursday. A p rt 9, 7:00 PM, Chamber Meeting Hail v*jK'TD* •*r ti* ^7 a-T Transportation Committee: Tuesday, April 14. 8:00 AM, Chamber Meeting Hat! Board of Directors: Thursday, April 16, 8:00 AM Chamber Mealing Hall Community Enhancement Committee: Monday. April 20. 4:00 PM. Executive Meeting Room Education Committee: Tuesday. April21. 8:00 AM. Executive Meeting Room I’ u M ii I n .m .i m u . it a n i t s , m i n . . I, S, h ... ,U , t . iu r ••! u ill |... j | Community partnership formed Is. p l i s. l l t . l U S . s t l TOPIC The hotel and conference center planned lor fort Mellon Park I In Sanford. Florida. Home of Seminole County Government ..m i p u h li , t u f t . r u r a l |-|<>udj r e a lto r s Tlu K.ul is ti> chi. ate realtors with true .itui .m urate fj. is <m ihr .ju.ilit v of schools located in Saniord Tlu quality oi schools is the nurulicr one content lor people looking to relocate. I win- a year the clumber offers the tour Realtors from Orange, Senunole and Volusia counties will visit three designated schools. The tour is sched­ uled for Tuesday, May 5th and will begin 8 AM at the Orlando Sanford Airport Schools featured on this tour include the new Wicklow Mementary, as well as Sanford Middle and Semi­ nole I ligh I’N C Mortgage and Chelsea Title Company are sponsors of the tour and transportation will he provided In World Transportation Business After Hours Thursday night Join tlu- .lum ber m expressing thanks t.• tlu- birst Presbyterian Chimb "I S.mloid t>>t ilmr tornado relief efforts b\ itti tiding this I Imrs ilav night's Htt'tncfs \ftci I /n u n , bring hosted In tlu- clnmli front 5:33 I’M to 7 I'M Hum will be special eiiiert.imiinni provided In the “Soda I’op Datu ers" from Miriam and Valerie's School o! Dance Arts.is well as some of the top musicians from Seminole High School. Kelreslinu-iits will be served. III S .It l> -Its ' ' . l i l t ' l.l mtiiimits gi ups itui k . . nth |o ! mi i . tiinumits p.irtn. rslup with ll D t inm n g- .ll t . b< tt. i Sant' 'l l lb. lllll. In II Mil i tin., w e' 11n i.i. a i * lumb t P i" ,.!. in I ' ue; Mils and ! V •Util' I ' 1..- 1 1<• n .Id R•»\* i rt* | .Mil' t'.lllj 1 isttgs 1 ia ih< i ih. , i. f * • •ll miiumii ■ groups Mnil 4 %If ft 1 t ll till. T 1 - 1 hi -, ..'n . . 11 -III • liallll'i l s ml rd I • •Atit ti Riisin \s - . i.iii ti. 1 Mitt: .Hi* ' p d. 1. 1 pm. in \g. ii. \. f • (t n R".t l Hist in !i ii. P|< • t ftlim.ml i I 1 ll. at le R tf 1 ''.ll! » : I !.>! ii . a! s . I I W .1 • ft* n- M . T•t Nf nn. < t:111int . . , ! <m M t • tP.il s. . "»• hup i ".<m.ni P. it i 111 ill ■ r 1 im . im.. mill' ni nibinni.. ■ti t-i t .. ni gr ill.I in.! ’ if. it t 111!| ’ s. till ttlf 1Mill It 1 ll- M f 111 1. . . •gm/' 1 •lu 1 was til' t f1!:ixi ' II ii'. >••!. ; . iti. mis fIN in: i n<1 gf ups ms i l . it [ ll Kr « r 1gri - .1 • } |o\ id. ml' l ma ti tl ■ ■ •tiii-il. .j1 bl ill. lumber «les, ribmg ill. ii niissi. .u Mlli.'iigfi t b e l t mas I', dill. n il. < s o| pint.<iis am. -ug tin gr- ups > n sp< >du issues, it was agreed In all ihat the partnership mti tided t>•w-<>rk t. 'getlu-r DON'T MISS M A Y O R S RO UNDTABLE featuring Mayor tarry Dale Sponsored by the Economic and Small Business Development Committee Tuesday. Match 31. 8 00 AM Chamber Meeting Hall wnil a spun i.t , •••.p, rail, ii It was ,1. Iitiiiiin .1 that ii. .rgaiu/a lion w •ul.I hi m . Iiargt Hus will all . ■ iln I g. ill. f as i ,|ual parill< rs with a sh-in d 1 . ii- I tii< I" si mt< ti si -t ihi ,•'miiiimit\ I In . Iiaiiib. r will a.i as . o. i final i I r >I>• tin •t m III. • IS tw ( a l t ||. t s h i p tit l|lh' . 1, . | . j . .1 t III- II- M i n. . I ll|nl|||H. ) ! mm >i t t Mas n h T.in\.i (i.tn l /»./> n ie n th ionic,I the ./>.ir>r/vr M.tff .ti tl'i ./trcilnr >>/ **/t f»//v* w- r r i m S/>r /u> u n flcn i in ti n tim n n n tniltnlr> .11111 y r.itlu.itiny from tin l hi lr>'lt\ o f /lu ll.l.l will) .1 Kill* Inr ’« itC yttt in Hminc" \l.in.iycincnt l.nn.t ti nntly m o l d tn tl>i .ire.i from Wurm when lift M l .1 in.maycmcnt pintlion f o r .1 itni'i • fluff proniotion.il i omparty. l.m\.t \ expet icm n in the toiirtnn imlus t n .rs util .n ht'r rn.in.iycn.il .mil oryuni .'.ition.il ikillx u til /v .i y*c.il astctl S e c o n d S tre e t to g e t resurfaced Merchants will be open and accessible I he Cits oi Sanford will soon begin re bricking Second Street between i >ak and Sanford Avenues I lie biding pr* «ses% is nearing. •miph lion and omstrinti<ni should sum Inthe end i I April I In propel should be completed ill last about nine Illi ' Mi l l s Dmtng tin su .it . • tisiru. tiou pro­ les I businesses |o, and along Second Sir. <i and Magnolia Avenue Iru-.ir Magnolia Squat. will be- open lor business and sv ill Ii.im- case .mess to i usti uiiers We encourage area residents to sup­ port ilu- following businesses .luring tin coitstriution period. Powell ( 7| Im Supply, bust l'nion Rank Drive through, J.C II. imwig ife Associates, lin , 1 jet are tilling Cilorv, Street Wi/e, Volkshop, Salon <m I'ark. Super Shoe Repair. Motor Parts and Ma i lime Coinpanv. l-.mijstn ( leanets. < eiitr.il Honda Sun ami Pun Travel Agency, I holms A Speer. Atlornec at Law, Magnolia I louse, Kustom Kralts. and Times Square Ristro Pipes will ah. i be r. pla. ed during tins promt at. tiu.il t V .u iiJ Stn-. t md will improve tin stormwatei :• un.n. sitiiatiou tlirougli"Ut d hi in iw ii lin n %nil \vill be a smooth bn. k si ieel. added streels, aping su. h as tr. es and planters, better parking, and adding.. oiidmt I t future street lightmg’ We commend the C m Commission ers tor agreeing to keep the stn-.t brnk. an asset to the . haracter . >1 d. unit own �1 March/April 1998 Page 2 Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce Business Vision B ein g p la ced "o n -h o ld ” Business Happenings •i »♦*• oKkfoI m tm b to H f pubkoiiow of ( U G rtoN f Sonlord Ckombor ol Co o w i r c t , 4 0 0 l o tt f v t( Soolofd. Hondo 3 2 7 7 1 * 1 4 0 1 TolopKono 4 0 7 3 2 2 2 2 1 2 F o . 4 0 7 3 2 2 1 1 4 0 . W .b $*• io«ford(f»o*b#r tom FU o m oddroit o l com moon ond r»t»i roloottt to B u sin ottV itio n D«od Uo# it iU 1 5lK ©I •**ry month with pvbhcotion iho f*»it ol to ch month l u i b t i i V i u o n it m ttrttd m rh« Sommoio Horald ond O f h 't d o Ivtm ett Jov*nol (Somtno'c County). mo<Ud dtrocdy to chombor m om bon. ond distributed throughout th# gtoolot S o n ford ofoo 1 99 * BOARD OF DIRtCTORS G reater S an fo rd C h a m b er of C o m m erce M ca n b e m arketing to o l em b er s Sem in ole H era ld . T h e 90-year-old daily newspaper ow ned by Republic N ew s­ papers, Inc. has had a name change from the Sanford Herald to the Seminole Herald and w ill cover m ore o f the ever-growing Seminole county including O vied o, W inter Springs and Longw ood. W harton-Sm ith awarded m illio n projects. T w o SI.2 m illion construction projects have been awarded to the full service contractor, Saxon W ater Treat­ ment Plant and H arley Strickland Water Main in Orange C ity , and Water conscr 11 Pinal Clarifier project fo r the C ity o f Orlando. Dowo S*1lt. Colvnbto M ad.tal C»n**r Sontord Vi<e P r tw d tn l: Helen Stout. Stout Pro party M onogam onl A f l a k y L Y N X adds bike racks. L Y N X has installed hike racks on the front o f all buses, except L ym o. Racks can accommodate tw o bicycles and there w ill he no extra charge to use them. T h e “ Bike 'n R id e" program increases m obility options fo r customers and w ill effectively expand L Y N X service coverage. Tn u m n Sarah Goodrich. Seminole Town* Center R a ti F r t t M i n t : Sandra Gltnn, Sun Trorel Agenty H a m p to n Inn H o te l in DcBary/Deltona announced that the property has been honored with the 1997 Circle o f Excellence award from Promus H otel Corporation. John H aw n u n , General Managers states the award is a testament to the dedicated em ployees w h o go out o f their w ay to satisfy cs’cry guest. D irtd o rt: brunt Adomion. Rich Plan ol Hondo Jomut A bar i t . Affar nay ol Low Petty tornui. ia rJ o rd lan din g Apartment, WJUom A lortnch. banco Popular Don botorly, Harrell 1 tererty Trantmutton Store Coarur.Hurchinion, Monrule A Coorrar.PA bob Dovglot. SunTrull. Control H onda. N A liar oh S fro n t. J r , barnat* ban ! MAe Good, bnar Corporation beau Grontiow, Grom lo w fvnaral Hama Kevin Greene. Korun‘t lo c i A Soft Carol Harriett. Sotumolu C ommand/ Collage God HuUue. Gad Hinton M arketing Undo Jehnoon. WJbom Howard '/ Jaw aU n Linda Keehng, Keehng int Ih n o n a o l Surrrcut bred / lettard , io n lo rd Crty Com m nuonor tarry M A , buri > balet o n d M Jh Aitooolui W ab Pad go e. Thu Nrggm Haute bud A ire o lfo ii Hurry G Reid, III. Attorney at law b«U lay tto r, Greene. Dytut A Co PA CPA tarry Smeller. beHSoulh Jeff Triple*. Huntington ban it bob Turk, Seminole County f conomtc Development bobby Von Herbuht, McKee Conttruction Company AKco Weinberg, Central H o n d a /o ologicol Pari Miss L ib b y ’s B arn’s “Run fo r the Sun" has raised hundreds o f dollars fo r the M ake a W ish Foundation. Miss L ib b y ’s Bam w ill sponsor a m otorcycle, custom car and truck com m unity event, “Run For The Kids’, Sunday, M ay 3rd. at 11 A M . F o r m ore information call Kathy at (407) 8311-6552. M a jo r donations fo r torn ad o victim s received by the Red Cross from chamber members include; $100,000 donated by Heart o f Florida U nited W ay, $50,000 donated by BellSouth, and $25,000 donated by Cincinnati Bell Inc. on behalf o f CBIS and M A T R D C X Marketing. Baseball great and h om etow n legend T im Raines, gave a $2,000 check to the U nited Chambers Scholarship Fund. Brent Adamson, C E O o f R ich Plan o f F lorid a contributed $1,000 to the scholarship fund S em in ole C o u n ty P u b lic Schools, C om m u n ity Foundation o f Central Florida, Barnett Bank, and Heart o f Florida U nited W a y have joined together to direct H .E .L .P . (Hands-on Education and Leadership Project). T h e project is designed to provide an opportunity fo r juniors o f Seminole C ou n ty Public Schools to develop and participate in a volunteer project with a learning com ponent w ithin their com m unity. Call 897-6677 fo r m ore information. Ranald bat# •Inecuhre Director Tanya Gant •Memberthip Service! Julie Compbel •Memberthip M oriehng f the Met •Into Servicet/Memberthip M oriehng Chene May •tecep*iorvt! (School to W orlJ D o th e Z o o and save! Visitors w ill receive half-off the regular admission rate every Thursday from 9:00 to 10:00 A M . This program is designed to keep the Z o o affordable and accessible to all guests and not valid with other offers, discounts o r prom otions. F or m ore inform ation call 323-4450. DID YOU KNOW... Your Chamber supported accelerating plans for the replacement o f the I -4 bridge over the St. Johns River—Success Your Chamber fought to keep Fern Park Adult entertainment establishments out of Sanford — Success. :O M M E R O A L I law n & O N L Y 8 t m m Mi MainUm Your Chamber lobbied to keep Sanford connected to the proposed light-rail route north o f Orlando utilizing the existing CSX alignment — Stand By. Your Chamber lobbied the State Legis­ lature for the passage o f House Bill 3775, to help reduce your business phone cost. F R E E E S T IM A T E S ( 4 0 7 ) 3 2 8 —5 2 9 6 I f you have ever called the Sanford Chamber o f Com m erce, and placed "on -h old ", you have heard the recorded messages that take you on a stroll through a Sanford o f yesterday and today while ptoviding you with some handy inform ation; like — places to see, office hours, fax number and so on. T h e recordings and equip­ ment are provided by Prem ier Record mg Service. • For m ore than seven years PRS has been writing, producing and recording on-hold marketing programs fo r com ­ panies on a local and national level. A n y size business can benefit front using the on-hold marketing system to prom ote their products/services, spe­ cial sales. T h e on-hold marketing system has more than proven itself to be an effec­ tive marketing tool. A T & T reports that 7 out o f 10 calls arc placed onhold w ith 16 to 20% o f callers making a purchase based on offers they heard w nile on-hold. Y ou r on-hold audience is some o f your best prospects fo r new and repeat business. T o discover how affordable it is to put the O N - H O L D M A R K E T I N G S Y S T E M to work fo r you, contact G ene Dunn, Premier Recording Ser­ vice, (407) 860-3063 o r 800-834-4594. PRS also produces corporate video programs, m a rk etin g , seminars and trainingjapei, radio/TV jingles, voice overs, character voices, music produc­ tion, bands and C D ’s. 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Th e general public can post events, classifieds and bulletins as well as find information on what affects us right here in Sanford and surrounding arras. “ The key is to bring the chambers, schools, clubs, business city and local people together in one place." states Bert Burch, founder o f the Orlando L it* W E B site. T o accomplish this goal, Orlando Live is implementing the new N ext Generation M icrosoft Technologies not found anywhere else in Central Florida. N o w users can post and find information on the Internet even eas­ ier than before. Clubs and organiza­ tions can create their ow n on-line areas with chat rooms, bulletins, sharable files and distribute this information which encourages others to join and participate. W ith thousands o f people visiting this site daily, it is the perfect place lor businesses to host their WF.B site. Y ou can visit the site at Page 3 Celebrating Seminole County's 85 th anniversary Ritz T h e a tre p ro d u c tio n 'Matter Hicks' Th e Ritz Theater w ill present Susan Zeder’s award winning play “ M other H ic k s ', at the St. Johns R iver Gallery, 207 Magnolia A ve. in H is­ toric D ow n tow n Sanford. T h e gallery is next to the Ritz Theatre which is currently under renovation. Evening performances w ill be held Friday, A pril 24 — Saturday, A pril 25, and Friday, M ay 1 — Saturday, May 2 at 8 PM ; Matinees are Sunday, A pril 20 and Sunday, M ay 3 at 2 PM . Actor-director and Sanford native A lton Lathrop, best known fo r his brilliant portrayal o f “ H o k e“ in the play "D rivin g Miss Daisy", w ill di­ rect the Ritz Theatre can. Th e majority o f the eleven member cast lives or works in Sanford, in­ cluding, chamber executive director Ronald Rose, M ichael Stairs, and long time resilient Martha Yancey. Funds raised from the play w ill benefit the restoration o f the R itz Theatre. T h e production is made possible through a grant awarded by the Seminole Cultural Arts Council. For tickets and additional informa­ tion, call 321-81I I o r 322-2212. T h e Seminole C ou n ty Historical So­ ciety w ill host the cou n tv’s 85th C ele­ bration, Saturday, A p ril 25th at the Museum o f Seminole C ou n ty H istory across from Flea W o rld on H igh w ay 17-92. H igh ligh ted w ill be D r. French’s R o om and mementos p ro­ vided by his ancestor Harriet Boyd. A sketch drawn from a rare photograph o f the City o f Sanford one o f the early steamships that once plied the St. Johns R iver from Jacksonville w ill be featured. A lso on display w ill be early indian artifacts, agriculture and its many facets, as w ell as the railroads and steamboats that w ere so im por­ tant to the developm ent o f Sanford. Museum hours are Tuesday through Friday 10 P M to 3 P M . F or more inform ation call the 321-2489. Special Thanks W e appreciate the support from tiic fo l­ lowing chamber members: www.OrUmdoUve.met o r call 3044740 h r more information; MEET1NG ROOMS FOR RENT The cham ber has tw o air condi­ tioned meeting rooms available for rent—great for a reception, meeting or event-m eeting hall has a seating capacity of 100 (including kitchen facilities)—executive meeting room will teat 15. Room rentals vary from $50 to S I X per day. Call 322-2212. Columbia Medical Center-Sanford Seminole Community College The Studio Rev. Scott, First Presbyterian Church Premier Recording Cup-A-Coffee Sunjrt Aviation William Howard's Jewelers US Postmaster, Tom Pierce Museum of Seminole County History Rich Plan of Florida Ouincey's Restaurant Huntington Banks LICENSED INSURED A H A IIM ISIN TATIVI AIAIAI COMMvaiCAtlONS. INC. U4I |ASt C040*1*1 D«IV1 OllAMDO. II 11Ml Theodore W. Kurtz now ■fa n i pym (4t7) IIB-2J17 Fax w a tim tO D S M Illta i (4*7) IM-774B m i * * im i DOUGLAS CUNE (407) 323-47R) R ich P la n - W Atm Poco-rnacm saM ct fVch-Unted Corporation 401 West 13th Street • Sanbrtl Rorida 32771 (407) 322-3663 or 000 662-3663 Fax: (407) 321-0206 E M *; FRZF0002UOaol com CAC KENNETH LOOaUE Brant it Adamson - Rnaatdsnt/CEO �March/April 1998 C Jtraigan Properties Inc. Ron Jarrugan 215 E. First Street Sentoid. 32771 330 3255. Far 330 4245 Real (stilt EJ Best Paw f onward Inc. P. J lacette. Sandy Guy 2544 S Path Ara Sanford. 32771 328 0550. Fat: 328 4715 Dog Ttaming Palmatto Emporium . Cathay Boston. (lama Taylor 217 East fast Strait Sanford. 32771 323 5167, f a r 323 5167 Accettonet, Funafuti ft Antiques Somewhere in Time Baa ft Arm Wastgaard 222 East fast Straat Sanford. 32771 323 7311 . Antiques Page 4 Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce Wait Volasia Pannytavar Staphan Bins 245 S. Woodland BWd Deland. 32720 904 736 2880. fat: 904 7363587 Advartismg Publication Timbtrlin* Commonketioos. Inc. Bart Burch . 120 International Parkway. 7220 Heathrow. 32746 304 4 740. fas 333 2003 Internet Services Hamana Society ol Seminole Co. Jeff Cashatt 2800 County Home Road Sanlord. 32772 0 784 3238685. Fai: 323 3 792 Non profit Aramal Shelter Matthew Altamosa 118 Quad Ridge Court Sanlord. 32771 322 8545. fas: 322 8629 Foothill Mchaai R. Skat 20 North Orange Atanue. #MOO Orlando. 32801 2441187. Fu: 244 1193 Corporal! Faience C ft R DistrWaters Rhonda Hogue ft Cora Sanocki 523 Archwood Dmre DaBary. 32713 1888 250 6433 HERBAIIFE Health ft Nutrition Waltar ft Winifred CMowr 2208 Commumty Way Sanlord. 32771 Homewood S o itn Hetei Henry Danish 755 Currency Cede lake Mary. 32746 8059111 Sanlord lakeside Lion Club Syaorgy Photographic Jamas C. EMooll 104 Commerce Straat lake Mary. 32746 829 2161. Fas: 829 2275 Photolnshmg ft Imaging CarOIn. Potter & Holmes Ettartaa Constiuctwn Campenr McDonald t Rtstaurant Pstducci IntanieM M l A T l Army Navy Surplus Store Ira Souihwsrd Adr om ago Class ft Steady JJ S Mama 1st*. Inc. Rotary C M al Sanford Braaklast Oorottry MobenMornson Somnoio Otlhapaodic Assocutts Unrtad Way Heart at Honda Jle n d a Power ft I 0 u Wiadchasa Apartmeett Debra Morefwid 100 Wmdchaxa Bird Sanlord. 32771 328 B818. Far 328 5001 Coertesy Tail Transport Co. Cari Arnold Sr. 1117 Okvo Annul Sanford. 327720186 321 7300 A IT a si Oars hot Sanford Buck s Restaurant ft C u rin g A N D Tradar Manuttcturmg Steak H Shako Restaurant Somnoio Caiatty Put*c Schoofs Truck Onrar Institute of florMo (Honor Homesorors. Inc Vncont Howard CPA. PA Ertarwr Hanwsartrs. Inc V nttnt Howard. CPA. PA f twtar. Bore* A f toner, PA Mayor's J t w h n Monro* Harhoar Manna. Inc. io n e ThaM adBor fawtar. Barca ft Fmnty. PA Andtrsan ft Assaciatts TnvtcuJU Country C M St John's Rnror Crones Control Ahanuwn Screen Same* | Days Ion Saafard Tanacuan Country Club S m n 0At O f(H tpitAc A t ioc Briar Carporatwa Whan*a Snath Class Act book out there but are wor s �®ht Herald Somrnol* Harold. Sanlord. Rortda • Tuesday. March 24.1998 - I B OUTDOORS SHUPE Here are some correct ways to practice catchand-release SANFORD _ More and more anglers urc releasing the Ash they catch. For some spe­ cies. or during specific seasons, this may lie mandatory. lin t catch-and-relcasc makes sense In nearly all situations, and It may lie the single most Important factor In preserv­ ing Florida's fisheries. T o reduce Injury to the fish, use a liartilcss hook. Some stores sell these, but you can make your own by pinching the barb down on a standard hook and filing It ofT. Fish that swallow the hook are more dlfilcult to successfully release. To help prevent swallowed hooks, set the hook quickly when the fish biles. If the hook was swallowed. It will be easier to remove It Is It barblcss. Carry a dc-hooking device In your tackle box. As a last resort. If the hook Is hopelessly stuck cut tiie line and leave the hook In the fish. Tills may not save the fish, but It gives It a fighting change. Get the hook out If you can. Play a caught fish quickly--don't let It fight to cxlu haustlon. Once you get tile fish to the boat or the shore, leave It In the water. If you must handle the fish, use a gloved hand or a • wet towel to grab the fish. Avoid a landing j net If possiblev Keep you r fingers off the fish's • gills and eyes. Remove the hook and get the fish back In the th water as quickly as possible. If you want a picture, have the camera ready ahead of time. To release the fish place It carefully In the water. Don't toss It back In with a splash. Hold the fish from underneath and gently by the tall. Walt for the fish to swim away from you. If the fish can’t swim normally wait for It to recover. If the fish Is weak or lethargic, gently resuscitate It by slowly moving It back and forth In the water to force water through Its gills. Some anglers that 1 know have spent a half an hour or more helping a big snook or tarpon recover. Every one of them says that It was time well spent. Offshore anglers that bring fish up from deep water may have to contend with dis­ tended air bladders. Fish have these organs to control their buoyancy under water. When an angler brings a fish to the surface too fast the bladder distends and bloats the fish. Before releasing a fish with an expanded air bladder, use a pin, sharp hook or for very large fish an Ice pick, and puncture the air bladder. If you don't do this the fish will be unable to return to the deep water It came from and It will most likely die. Many SHUPE’8 SCOOP really big bass are lost w hen they Jump or toss their heads above the surface o f the water. They get a lot o f momentum with these antics, and I al­ ways put my rod down In the water to keep big bass from shaking the hook. The dow nward angle q f the line p r e ­ vents the Jlsh from reaching the water's surface. All-State accolades Underclassmen Ballance, Bradley, Johnston, Kohn, Sutton among state’s elite month to rap off an undefeated season. Each of the five Seminole County SANFORD _ If therr's any morr pluyers named to the teams are room on llir trophy mantle. It's underclassmen. Bradley, who led the state In lime for the Dike Mary Hirin' banvotes, hus scouts from major col­ krtball Irani lo c Icar some spare. Mayen* from Ihrrr Seminole leges drooling over her gamr. She County basketball teams earned Is a 0-foot-3 Junior who Is one of all-state honors when the Class 0- the state's !>rat Inside players In A selections came nut this week­ yearn. She hus a soft touch and would have t>rrn near the state's end. Dike Mary's Diurrn Drudlry, scoring leaders If the Rams had Mary Leah Sutton and Ashler Hal- been challenged more often and lance along with Oviedo's Mary Dm not gone to the bench. Johnston was named to the sec­ Johnston were named along with ond team. She led Central Florida Dike Unwell's Reggie Kohn on the In scoring and led a team that was boy's team. crippled to graduations and the The Lake Mary selections were opening of the new Winter Springs Just the latest accolades to come to High School. Johnston Is only 5the tram which won the state foot-8 und u sophomore, but sh e' championship with u win over All-State, Pag# 2B Hoonr In the state finals last By J e ff Derllnlcke ASSISTANT SIGHTS EDITOR psrsi nun sy bwisb pvmw Lako Mary High School Junior confer Lauren Bradley was the lone player from Seminole County to earn FHSAA First Team All-SUta honors in basketbal. Patriots complete Big Blue sweep 3 *7 1 • •*■•»*•*•* S y O e o a ta k k ? HERALD SPORTS EDfTOR ALTAMONTE S PR] NOS _ Jeff McMahon and Greg Lee combined on a alx-hltter and Chuck Stegall and Felipe Lopez both homeird aa the Lake Brantley Patriots topped DeLand 0-6 to complete a perfect run to the championship of the 10th Annual Big Blue Bonanza Fri­ day afternoon. The hoot Patriots, ranked No. in the Class 6A state poll, took a 1-0 PATRIOTS 9 . BULLDOOS • 003 031 1 . I • 3 140 400 a . S S S Chuck Stegal was 2-for-3, including a homo run, and drove In thro as the host Patriots bested DeLand 9-6 to compfeta a four-game sweep of Its games to win the championship In tha Lake Brantley basebalTa 10th Annual Big Blue Bonanza. Audrt. Ittrkrrt 141 and Held. M rkUhm . Lee 151 and Klineer. WP . McMahon 14-31. IP . Audrt (3-3|. Save _ none. 311 _ DeLand.' W il­ liam*. Lake DranOrjr. Ilaeahko. 30 _ none. 104 _ Lake llrantley. Loprt. Stegall. Record* . DeLand 4 9. Lake llranUr? 13-3. Sanford Rec. opens baseball, softball seasons FISHING FORECAST P ro a Staff Reports The river Is almost Impossible to fish due to high water. Stick to local lakes and the Weklva River, where the water Is somewhat contained. Bass will be active until the sum ­ mer months. Large shiners are the best bet this time of year for 1unkcr bass. Sebastian Inlet is featuring fair snook ac­ tion with fish to 15 pounds being caught on live shrimp. A few large flounder are still hit­ ting Anger mullet bounced slowly across the bottom. Bluefish, Jack crevalle, ladyflsh and a few trout can also be caught Captain Jack at Port Canaveral reports spotty offshore action due to high seas. Pay careful attention to the marine forecast be­ fore planning a trip offshore. Inside the Port, look for sheepshead and flounder to provide lair action. Trout and redflsh will be hard to locate with the recent cold weather. They may be In the deeper holes. Bluefish and sheepshead reign at Ponce Inlet. Both species are around the rocks In good numbers. Drum, redflsh. Jack crevalle and ladyflsh are mixed In the catches. Trout and redflsh may be a little slow in Mosquito Lagoon due to the recent cold snap. SANFORD _ The 1998 Sanford Babe Ruth Baseball League season got off to a super start on Saturday with opening ceremonies on Rlnker-Stenatrom Field at Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium. After a speech by Sanford Mayor Larry Dale and an Introduction of other dignitaries, plus all of the coaches, players and sponsors for all of the age groups In the Sanford Babe Ruth League, league play gan In the! Babe Ruth League players 13-15. The Pirates, the three-time de­ fending City Champions, proved that they were still going to be a tough commodity as William Cleveland hurled a no-hitter as the Pirates throttled the Marlins 14-0. Cleveland struck out nine and walked six and did not allow a Marlins runner past second base. In the other game, the Expos overcame a 6-1 deficit with an 11hlt attack and rebounded for a 10-7 victory over the Cardinals. Touts, Pag* BB WiSam Ctsvoland (left photo) struck out nlna In hurtng a no­ hitter and Bradtey Locks (No. 3, right) was 2-for-3 wlh a dou­ bts, two runs scored and an RBI aa tha Pirates opatwd dafsnaa at thok 1907 Sanford Baba Ruti loagut championship w*ha 14-0 rout of tha Martina Saturday on Rlnkor-Otenatrom Raid at Historic Sanford Msmonal 8tadkim. �• Ha raid. Santoro. Florida •Tuaaday. Marc* 24,1998 Lcagur (PAL) Is hosting the third annual Bowen/Weston Football Camp for boys and girls ages 7-18 years old at the Lake Maty IN B R IE F Hardaway Appreciation Rally ORLANDO _ Thrrr will be a Penny Har­ daway Appreciation Rally at Phonclus Phoggs In the Church Street Station Com­ plex In Orlando this Thursday night (March 26th) at 6:30 p.m.. Everyone Is Invited to attend and show thetr support for Penny re-signing and fin­ ishing his career with the Orlando Magic. Bodybuilding Championships SANFORD _ The weight of the world Is coming to Sanford. On April 4. the Sanford Civic Center will host the second annual Mid-Florida Natural Bodybuilding Championship and Ms. Fitness USA National Qualifier. Some of the country's finest ‘ drug free’ athletes will compete In the competition with men and women ranging from age 19 - 62. The women's contest will offer a chance to compete In nationals tn Las Vegas. Proceeds will benefit the 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 Rlc McMlllen took the men's award. Contest check-ln Is at 9 a.m., followed by a contestant's meeting at 10 a.m. and prejudg­ ing at 11 a.m. The finals begin at 7 p.m. with and five competitors will receive trophies In each class. Entry fee Is S20 with an additional $10 testing fee. Y o u th B a s k e tb a ll at S C C SANFORD _ Seminole Community College and the Seminole County Sheriffs Depart­ ment Police Athletic League Is accepting in­ dividual and team registrations for It's spring league for boys and girls 10-years-of-age and younger. Ail games are played at the college on Sat­ urday mornings. Cost Is $50 per player or $400 per team. Registration forms are available at most elementary schools or by calling PAL at 3306600. ext. 263. SCC at 328-2092. or access the Internet at HTrP://members.ool.com/starabball/lndcx.h tml. On site registration at SCC on March 28 and April 4 from 10 a.m. to noon. Bowen/Weston Football Camp LAKE MARY _ The Seminole Police Athletic Youth from Pag* IB Sports Cotnplrx on Saturday. April 4. from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Former National Football League and Uni­ versity of Florida players will serve as coaches for the camp. Among the plnyrrs a l­ ready committed arc John L. Williams (Seattle Scahawks/Plttsbugh Stcclcrs), James Bates (defensive co-captaln for Flor­ ida's 1996 National Champions). Louis Oliver (Miami Dolphins) and Huey Richardson (Pittsburgh Stcclcrs). The camp Is under the guidance of former University of Florida player Paul Bowen and Khondy Weston, who played In the NFL with Cleveland. Dallas and Tampa Bay. Campers must wear athletic clothing and bring a bagged lunch. Drinks nnd fruit will be provided. Camp T-shirts will be given to participants nnd autographs will be avail­ able from the players. The cost for tiic camp Is $30 for prerrglstrntton and 940 dny of the camp. For more Information and/or to register, contact the Seminole County Police Athletic League at (407) 330-6600. ext. 263, or Paul Bowen at (407) 830-6569. G o lf fo r L a k e H ow ell OVIEDO _ Support the Lake Howell High School Booster Club at the annua) gall tour­ nament April 19 at (lie Ekanu Golf Club. The club raises money for Lake Howell athletics. There will be a 1:30 p.m. shotgun start with closest to the pin, longest drive, nnd putting competitions starting at noon. Range balls will be provided for practice. Cost ts $48 per player and includes lunch. Fax Information to Doug Dorsum (788-1666) or Lake Howell (320-9025) to participate. G le n A b b e y o ffe rs te n n is DeBARY _ Glen Abbey Country and Goir Estates Racquet Club In DeBary Is offering a new "No Frills* tennis membership through June 30th for only $65. Glen Abbey Tennis Director Gene Brannlgan said he has been Inundated by requests from serious players who want to make use of the Club's six lighted courts. "The *No Frills* membership does not In­ clude use of the Club facilities like the res­ taurant and pool areas.’ Brannlgan said. “ No Frills’ members can use the courts as much as they like - the only limits are prior reservations and teaching times." For further Information, prospective *No Frills* tennis members can telephone Bran­ nlgan at (407) 668-4481. btes, one run scored, one RBI), Glen Williamson (double, sin­ gle. two runs scored, two RBI) and Mike Newbower (double, single, two runs scored, one RBI). Also hitting were Eddie Morales (triple, three runa scored, one RBI). Rlgo Carrion (single, one ran scored). Jason Sondheim (one run scored) and Leonard Stiles (one RBI). Providing the offense for the Cardinals were Joshua Sparks (two singles, two RBI). Doug Tctxclra (double, one ran scored, one RBI), James Bemlng (single, three runs scored, two RBI). LaDarien Ru­ dolph and Jason Simmons (one single and m e ran scored each). Winston Taylor (single) and Maurell Dickerson (me ran scored).________________________ The games scheduled for Zlnn Beck Field were post­ poned due to wet grounds. The Pirates got oft to a alow start offensively, only leading 2-0 after two Innings. But the bats came alive tn the third inning as the winners plated six runs tn each of the next two Innings and finishing with 11 hlta. Doing the damage for the Pi­ rates were Bradley Locke (double, single, two runs scored, one RBI). Kenny Erick­ son (double, single, one ran scored, three RBI) and Jona­ than Brooks (double, two runs scored). Also contributing were Wil­ liam Cleveland, and Jason Poloakl (me single, one run ooo oo _ o o scored and one RBI each), Nick lIS S s. 14 II Erickson (single, two runs scored), Jeremy Heckle (one 010 S3 _ 10 11 single, one ran scored). Jona­ a«0 10. 7 7 than Lindell (single), Brian Leahlnald (one single, one G IR LS' FASTPITCH RBI). Frank Hicks (two runs SO FTBALL scored) and Chris Schneider SANFORD _ The first-ever and O.B. Talley (one run senior girls' faatpltch softball scored each). The Cardinals appeared games were played Saturday headed well on the way to an afternoon at Roy Holler Junior opening game victory as they Field. In the first game, the Sanford scored two runs tn the first lnnlng and four runs In the sec- T-N-T Express scored six runs In the bottom of the sixth in­ ond I But the Expos rallied to tie ning to break open a close the p m e with five nms in the game and defeat Teague from top at the third inning and Altamonte Springs 10-3. In the other game, the Alta­ then took the lead tor good monte Springs pitcher hurled a with two runa tn the fourth In­ no-hitter as they dumped the ning. Powering the Expos- were Sanford Rotary Breakfast Club Brandon Bryant (two doubles, 14-2. Contributing for the Sanford single, three ram scored, one RBI), Keith Wright (two dou- T-N-T Express were Andrea All-Stateshe can drive to the hoop with the bes| of them. Having her for two yean makes Oviedo's head coaching opening • Tom Bteri retired teat month • one of the moat attractive In the Sutton also earned secondteam honors. She was the heart of the Lake Mary Inside ; playing with Injuries im m4 ii of the season, and wore a faccmath to protect a facial injury for several games tn mldseaaon. She Is a powerful in­ side player who does the dirty work, not to mention being a student with a grade point av­ erage above 4.0. Baltencr earned third-team nomination although she and Johnaton are compared by basketball tens all over Central Florid.u Ballan cc la a Junior and was quarterback of the Rams on the way to the title. Her outside shot can be deadly at Umea and she's not afraid to take charge during a tight mo­ ment. Kuhn was the only male player to earn stale honors, placing on third team. Lake Howell won Its first district ti­ tle ever with Kohn leading a l*fin with four seniors In the starting lineup. He has a knack for deciding to do what ts nec­ essary to win, picking up his c oring or assists depending upon the situation. Next season. Lake Mary will have four of five starters re­ turning as "repeat* will be­ come the theme of the Rams' season. Johnston will have a decent core of returnees back as well as a load of newcomers from a strong Junior varsity. Southward (double, single, one run scored), Billie Cotton (home run. one ran scored, three RBI). Vdnlgue Burrell (single, one run scored, one RBI). Kristin Weaver and Laqucena Grayson (one single and two runs scored each). Devin Daniels (single, one run scored) and Stephanie Fore­ man (two runa scored). Doing the hitting for Teague were Cindy Bean (double, one RBI). Valerie Dickson and Jenna Smith (one double and one run scored each). Vanessa Sotomayor (single, one RBI) and Whitney Haveriy (me ran scored). Leading the way for Alta­ monte Springs were Kaletgh (home ran. double, two runs scored, three RBI), Andrea and Chelsea (me single and two runs scored each), Zoe (single, one ran scored), Wala and Carty (me single each). Natalie and Rebecca (two runs scored each) and Cortney, Casey and Shay (one ran scored each). Brittney Posted scored both runs for Sanford Rotary Breakfast Club. to tsio o . a « SOO 1 0 * 1 .1 0 7 b IM 10. S 0 SCC baseball team wins first conference game From Staff Reports SANFORD _ The Seminole Community College baseball team bounced back from a tough first game loss to win Its first Mid-Florida Conference game of the year, 4-3. over Santa Fc Community College at Raider Field on Saturday. Despite only getting one hit In the openrr. the Raiders led 1-0 entering the top of lire seventh Inning when the Saints rallied for four runs nnd a 4-2 \1ctoty. Hut SCC rebounded In the nightcap behind Ihe pitching of Guy Thigpen. Sanford's Chris Youmnns nnd Jesse Mario and the hitting of Smford's Phillip Eubanks. New Smyrna Bench's Kentrclle Evans nnd Jesse Arvanltls. Thigpen went the first five innings, allowing one nm on four hits to run his record to 3-2. Youmnns. a sophomore from Seminole High School, went two Innings and gave up two unearned runs on one hit nnd Mario came on to hurl the final two Innings, giving up two hits nnd no runs while striking out five and cam his second save of the yenr. Josh Rhodes had the Raiders' only hit In the opener, collecting his 14th double of the season. In the nightcap. Eubanks, a freshman from Srmtnulr High School, was 3-for-5 with a double and two RBI. while Arvanltls was 2-for-4 with n triple and one run scored and Evans was 2-for-3 with a run scored and one RBI. Olher hitler for SCC were Travis Gamble (double, one run scored), Rhodes and Thomas Greco (one single each) nnd Oviedo s Jay McFnrlanc (one run scored). Santa Fc Is now 13-11 overall and 4-2 tn the M-FC. while the Raiders are now 10-12 overall and 1-5 In the conference. SCC will play the next five days, starting with a home M-FC contest against Valencia Community College from Orlando beginning nt 3 p.m. today. On Wednesday, nt 1:30 p.m.. Columbus State Is here for a doublcheader. on Thursday the Raiders will travel to Ocala for a conference game with Central Florida Community College at 3 p.m.. on Friday Its n trip to Tampa to play Florida College nt 3 p.m. and then go to Jacksonville for a doublcheader with Florida Community Collrgr starting at noon. RAIDERS 2-4, SAINTS 4-3 GAME ONE Bants Ft C.C. 000 OOO 4 . 4 6 3 Seminole C.C. 000 100 1 _ 3 1 3 V h m ltl. lYrkln* (7) ami (lrmaalng Aillrga* (7) Smith and Gularpt*' WP _ S lim ltl 14 21 14’ _ Smith 12-4). Save . lYrkln* III 211 _ SCC. Ktx«tr« (141 311 . nonr IIH _ none GAME TWO Banta re C.C. 001 000 300 _ 3 7 3 Seminole C.C. 001 103 00* _ 4 10 3 ttirrh llanraham ISI Saruhri Id) and Qraaatng Thigpen. Yon mans |RI. Msilo |H ] and Gularppr. WT . Thlgpm (3-2). li> Itlrrh |l-3| Save _ Mafia (21 2» . STCC. Labbr. TWh. SCC. Kubanka UamtOr 311 . SCC. Arvanltls IIH _ none Hnnuls SELL' 13 11 nvrrall 4 2 M FC: SCC 10-20 overall. 1 5 M FC. Road woes for Seminole C .C . softball squad Ikmfirr 19 9| 14’ . Huytm Sovr . none 211 . SCC. Itar* Horary. Sharp 311 _ SCC. Sru«1 IIH . I ICC Hmly Krrord* . IICC 17-14. From S taff Reports JACKSONVILLE _ Most people enjoy a weekend trip to Jacksonville... Not so the Seminole Community College softball team. The trip started on Friday with a Mid-Florida Conference doublcheader with the Florida Community College at Jacksonville Stars. Things got off to a bad start when the hosts held the Raiders to two hits and blanked SCC 90. The Raiders looked like they had a split tn hand as they led 1-0 entering the bottom of the seventh Inning of the nightcap. Hie leadoff baiter for FCC-J singled, but the next batter hit a potential double play grounder that was dropped on a (Up to second with no one being retired. The next batter bunted the runner* up and Crum followed with a three-run homer to leftcenter to give the Star* a 3-1 victory. SCC then stuck around to compete in the JackaonvtUe Invitational and got oft to a good atari, whipping Hillsborough Community College 14-3. A icu“ .......... But things worn down hill from there, as the Raiders lost ‘10* I to St. ’ Petersburg Junior College and 2-1 to Pasco-Hernando Community College after holding « 1-0 lead through three innings. The Raiders are now 19-19 on the season and will host a tripleheader at Raider Field today starting at 1 p.m. and then go back on the road for a conference doubleheader against Santa Fe Community College In Gainesville starting at 2 p.m. on Thursday. 0-1 000 00 . 0 3 1 10441. 9 9 0 Hooper. Aaiiwofth (41 and kfaJjub Daman and Padron. WP _ Pieman. LP _ Hooper I M - Save _ none. 2D . SCC, IU )n : FCC-J. Padron. 3D _ none. IIH . FCC-J. Padron. TROJANS 10. RAIDERS 1 Bt. Petersburg J.C. 100 40$ _ 10 18 1 Seminole Commas!!? College OOO 001 _ 1 S 1 Wilry and U m rr Miller llauprr (41 and Magub WP . Wiley 14* Miller 10 81 Save . none 211. SPJC. Lyon*. - SCC, Hay* 311 . none IIH . i CONQUISTADORS 2. RAIDERS I Puco Hernando C.C. 000 101 0 _ 3 7 O Be ml sole C.C. 010 000 0 . 1 8 0 Murrell and Mum* llmper and Maljub WP _ Murrell. 14* . Ikmprr (9-101. Save . none. 211 . PIICC. Ilayer 311 . none IIH _ none Hieurd* . I1ICC 22 S. SCC 19 IB____________ L e g a l N o t lc e i aOTICt OF AUCTION Tht* auction will Im held on Friday Apnl 10th. I N I . *1 noon at M l Aultn Am . Ovfedo. FL , ,Pre»p*ctim bidder* may 1In*pact tk* vehtclea on Ik* d*y Salon Uu awation tram • AM until C PM Term* an cath or certified fund* only Ovtedo Tonmo reaerve* Ike ngkt la *ccepl or return any and aft bid* ee Dodge Omni vme t s i s t ie c e o o i it M i • 1 Ford LTD Vine tFABPltFISUMOea* 77 Toyola t door vma R A C tlO lllt PuMiah March 24, I tee Ot 0-204 IN T N I SMOUrr COUNT OF T N I I e ra JUDICIAL c ia o u rr o f f l o a io a SI AND FON •■MMOLS COUNTY, S IN IN A L JUNISDIOTtON DIVISION CASS NO. I M T I I C A d i e AURORA LOAN se rvices in c. PI emu it. r* CoU. 100 000 0 . 1 S 3 000 000 3 3 B 3 Padron. WP _ Miller. 14* _ Miller and MaJJub. Miller and Miller (6-41. Save . none. 2D . SCC. Stott. 3D . none IIH . FCC-J. Crura. Recnrda . FCC-J 24-6. JACKSONVILLE INVITATIONAL RAIDERS 14, HAWKS 3 S— teals Community College 000 008 . 1 4 IS 1 ■Stebsrssgk C.C. 013 000 . 3 8 4 Hooper and Maljub. Duytee. Green (S| and Edgrm. WP _ ALMRTO FNflJO end LAURA 2 FRtIJO. et a l. Defendant* •o n e i OF FORSOLOSURS CALI Noire* I* keteby given that, purtuanl to Ihol Final Judgment ol Fo reclotu re deled March !2 lh . I te e . and oniorod In civil c m * number f 7 - I f ( I C A -l 4 ( . ol Ik* Circuit Court ol Ik* llth Judicial Circuit In and lor •omlnolo County Florida wherein AURORA LOAN SER­ VIC E!, INC . I* Plalnllff and ALDER t o FRtIJO. LAURA I FRtIJO. ALAFAVA WOODS HOMEOWNER • ASSOCIATION. INC.. . . . . . UNKNOWN PIN SONISI IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJtCT REAL PROPER­ TY. NO ,,1...... ^.UNKNOWN PERION(I) IN POSIES (ION OF THE SUBJECT REAL PROPER­ TY. NO 2. r*/ere Delordontfa). I wiM tell to tk* tugSeal and boat brdder lor caah al Ik* weal front door of th* eamlnol* County courthouaa m Sanford Sommole County, Florida, at 11 00 AM on Ik* isth day ot APRIL. IM S. the tallowing deter iked properly at tel forth at aa.d Final Judgment, to wtt LOT 102. ALAFAYA WOOD! PHASE III. according to tk* put thereat at recorded M Plat Book *2. page* M-32. mckrttre of tk* Public Record* el Semmolt County. Florid* NOTE PURSUANT TO THE FAIR DEBT COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT YOU ARE AOVISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS OEEMEO TO BE A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. Dated Ik* l||h day ol MARCH. IMS MARYANN! MORSE Clark ot Circuit Court By Jana E Jeaewlc Deputy Clorh CODILIE A STAWIARSKI 4010 Boy Scout Boulevard lull* 4SO Tampa. Florida USOF Telephone (112) EF7-SOOE CAS 417-04M2 Putdrah March 24. 21. IMS 0E0-IS7 1SSSS.14 7 Blue Sprinkler Problems? rag* IB . lead tn the bottom of the first Inning, then tacked on four runs in the second Inning to build a 5-0 lead. DeLand (4-9) tried to battle back, scoring two nms In the top of the third inning, but. with a run already in, Stegall capped the Lake Brantley scoring with a three-run home ran In the bottom of the fourth inning to make the score 9-2. McMahon (4-2), a S-foot-4 senior righthander, left in the fifth inning with a 9-4 lead and Lee (a 8-foot-1 senior righthander) came on to finish out the win. Stegall finished the 2for-3 with the home run and drove In five runa. while Lopex was also 2-for-3 with a home run. Other offensive leaders for the Patriots were Justin Harris with three RBI and Brian Boeahko with a double. Lake Brantley finished the tournament with a 4-0 record, while Seminole was second at 3-1, Completing the standings were Evans and Cuatia (both I2) and DeLand and Winter Springs (both 1-3). The Patriots (12-3) will be Idle until Friday, when they will travel to Palm Bay for a 6 p.m. game, then return home on Saturday for a 1 p.m. rematch with Deland In a flA-Dtatrtct 3 game. 10TH ANNUAL BIO BLUB BONANZA at Ia I i Brantley High MONDAY. MABCH 18 Q aaa I _ Seminole 9. Evan* 6. Om u B . DeLand 19. W inter Bpringa 9. 4-1/2 inn In f* OEMS S _ Lake Brantley 18. EuaUa 8. 6 -inning*. we've been solving them since 1878 Broken Heads Malfunctioning Controls Back Flow Installation Leaking Pipes Old System Rehabilitation Additions & Alterations TUESDAY, MABCH 17 Oaaa* 4 _ Lake Brantley 20. Beam 6. 6-lnnlnnga. flam e ■ , Winter Spring* ft, FV-i|« g. fleam • _ Seminole 13. DeLand 4. WEDNESDAY, MABCH 18 Omm 7 . Lake Brantley B. I twNnck 1. flam e 8 . Evan* 7, W inter Springe 6. flam e B _ EuaUa 9. Deland 3. THUBSDAT, MABCH 19 ( k m 10 . Seminole (3-1) 10. W lpicr Spring* (1-3) 0. Omm I I . Evan* (1-2) va. EuaUa 11-21, rain. nUDAT. MABCH BO flam * 13 _ Lake Brantley (4-01 B. DeLand (1-31 B. Professional Landscape Contracting 678-8506 Ask for Wayne Wlssmann, ext. 250 i �I Seminole Herald, Santord, Florida ■ Tuesday. March 2 4 . 199 B ■ S B People [HjfTrrr i t'A-Nci-h'*iJiiArtLrVV '1, B lo o d B a n k Central Florida Blood Dank ts asking donors of all types blood • especially O-type do­ nors - to donate nt Its Sanford branch. 1302 E, Second St. For Information, call 322-0822. The giant swallowtail butterfly jX<k The giant swallowtail Is a beautiful butterfly, and the largest of 10 different species that occur In Florida. The larva or caterpillar can be consid­ ered a prst because It feeds on the follnge of most Citrus spe­ cies. Few caterpillars can de­ foliate a small or young plant very quickly by eating the leaves down to the mid-rib. The caterpillar Is known as an or­ ange puppy or orange dog. DtStrlmrilOB: The giant swallowtail Is widely distrib­ uted throughout the American continent. The speclrs ranges from Florida to the Caribbean, the southwestern United Stales, and from Mexico to Central and South America, the giant swallowtail Is very common throughout the entire state of Florida. It Is settve throughout the year In south­ ern Florida, and Is common tn northern Florida, except In January and February. Description: An adult giant swallowtail Is a large butterfly with a forewing span of 3.25 to 5.5 inches across. The wtng back surface Is black with a striking diagonal yellow bar across the front wings. The In­ side color of the wtngs Is pri­ marily yellow and have yellowfilled ’ tails*. The five larval stages differ In appearance but they all share a resemblance to bird droppings. The younger county holds a coffee for new­ comers and second Wednesday of every month from 10 a.m. until noon. For Information on address, call Betty. 695-0144, or Lucy, 322-7877. Nar-Anon O p tim ist C lu b The Sanford Optimist Club meets every Wednesday at noon at the colonial Room In downtown Sanford. Visitors are welcome. Call 323-2104 or 322- 0208. K iw a n ls C lu b Effective Oct. 1, 1997. the Kiwanls Club of Sanford has moved the weekly Wednesday noon luncheon meeting from the Sanford Ctvtc Center to the Lakeside Landing at the Marina Motel on Lake Monroe. Visiting Klwanlans are welcome. For Information call Walt Smith, 323-5088. Dancing for Sanlors The Over 50 Dance Club dance Is held every Wednesday, from 2:30 -4:30 p.m. at the Sanford Civic Center. Live mu­ sic by the Deltonlans 13-plece band. Donation *3.00. Al-Anon A support group for friends or relatives of alcoholics (AlAnon) meets every Wednesday, at 8 p.m.. at 111 E. 27th St.. Just west of Sanford Avenue In Sanford. New visitors or mem­ bers are welcome to this 12step group. C o a ttlln o r* Sanford-The Coast liners meetings are held at 10 a.m. ! the first Wednesday of each \month at the Sanford Senior I Center. 401 E. Seminole Blvd. i All Interested railroaders, i boll) active and retired, are In' vtted to attend. I For Information, call Horace |Qtecn. 322-5493. i I i W om an'* Club Sanford — Ihe Sanford Woman's Club meets the first 1Wednesday of each month, Oc. tober through May. at 11 a.m., . at the clubhouse. 309 S. Oak Ave. Reservations for the noon luncheon are necessary through the telephone commit' tee. Following luncheon, a pro­ gram Is presented. W«lcom« W agon Seminole Spokes Wagon Club of Welcome Seminole everty meets Nar-Anon Wednesday at 8 p.m. at South Seminole Hospital. 555 West State Road 434, Longwood. Nar-Anon Is a support group open to families and friends of addicts. Dally living with an addict Is more turmoil than you can handle by yourself. Join for support In coping with your addict: gain serenity to make decisions and put our live back tn focus. Call 261-1900 for more Information. W om an'a Club Mary Woman'a Club mreta the fourth Wednesday of each month from September through May. For Information, contact Maryann HofT. 3216226. R«covary Inc Recovery Inc., la a self-help mental health organization for people who suffer from panic attacks, depression, fears and general nervous symptoms. For Information, cal) 660-2003. or 896-5906. TOPS A local chapter of TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) meets every Wednesday at 6:30 p.m.. in the auditorium of South Seminole Hospital, 566 W. S.R. 434. Longwood. Weighing beings at 5:30 p.m. The first meeting ts held every Wednesday. at 9:30. at Lakevtew Christian Church. 1400 Bear Lake Road Apopka. For information, call 293-5048. Film Series The West Volusia Holocaust Memorial Council preaenta the 1995-96 film series the first Wednesday o f every month through March, at 7:30 p.m., at the Temple Shaloiu of Deltona. 1785 Elkcom Blvd.. It (904 )799 - 2303 . Camera Club The Seminole Lake Mary Camera Club meets the second Wednesday every month tn Old Lake Mary City Hall. 158 N. Country Club Rd. at 7:30 p m. For more Information, call Grace at 321-4723 or Sol at 323-8691. caterpillar stages arc predomi­ nantly black with a white sad­ dle while the older stages are mnltled dark brown with a pos­ terior that Is white or cream colored. It has been suggested that the older caterpillar stages resemble small snakes Ufa Cycle: Adult butterflies sip nrrtar from many flowrrs and are common visitors to butterfly gardens. Identified nectar sources Include azalea, butterfly bush, lantana. bou­ gainvillea. Japanese honey­ suckle. golden rod. and swamp milkweed. They may also sip liquid from manure. Adult males patrol flyways through citrus groves searching for fr* males. Their flight Is very strong, and the butterflies may glide long dlstancrs between wing bents. Courtship and copulation occur In the after­ noon. Females are very prolific and enn lay four or five hun­ dred eggs during her lifetime. Females usually lay their eggs singly on the upper surface of leaves of host plants. Eggs nrr spherical, rream to brown In color. The first eggs hatch as early us February with the start of the spring flush. After hatching larvae go through five growing stages. Caterpillars usually feed during lire night. Other food plants of the larvae Include the northern prickly ask. Hercules club, line prickly sects. Pupae may be killed by a parasitic fly and various types of parasitic wasps. But larvae defend themselves against predators and parasitic Insects try being less visible through color patlems resembling bird droppings. They also possess an orange or reddish Y-shaped scent gland that Is located be­ hind the head. When attacked by small predators, the larva extrudes the gland and at­ tempts to wipe It against the attacker. * O A R D E N IN O AL FERRER ask, white sapote. torchwood. and other plants In the Rntnrrae plant family, such as hoptree and Mexican orange. Larvac may pupate on small twigs on thr host plant on which they were feeding or they may travel a short distance loa.vcrilrally-ortrnlcd structure, such as n fence or other plant. The bmwnlsh chrysalis Is typically oriented at 45 degrees from the point of attachment, with Its unterfor and connected with a thin silken thread to the branch or plant structure. Probably three or four genera­ tions occur each year In Flor­ ida. each generation lasting about two months. The last generation, present during the l>ertod August through October. Is thr largest tn numbers and thr most destructive to citrus. This organ contains a mix­ ture of chemicals that smells like rancid butter. This glan­ dular secretion Is repellent and toxic to small predators, such as ants and spiders. Studies have shown that birds are not repelled by these secretions but still rarely cat their larvae. Lizards eat swallowtail larvae apparently without any 111 ef­ fects. Other Control Methods: Homeowners may find more convenient to hand pick the gi­ ant swallowtail larvae from their small, potted citrus plants. Mature citrus tires can withstand heavier Infestations without any real damage. Young trees can be protected with Thurtcldc, Dlpel (BT) or other Insecticides when they become too numerous to be hand picked. Biological Control: Giant swallowtail pupae are de­ fenseless against parasitic In­ A ll about Children o f the Am erican Revolution Special to tfca Hsrald bers gain an understanding of the democratic process. T e ll me about the pin you're Fort Mellon Society, C.A.R., wearing?' The size of a quarter. Sanford based, was originally In colorful red. white, blue and organized in 1945. but was gold, the design features a co­ disbanded tn the mid fifties. lonial boy and giri standing Salllr Harrison Chapter/Regent before an eagle with wings Grace Parks, 1988-1990. was spread and centered withan Instrumental In the reorganiza­ apothecary symbol on a red tion of thr Society. With seven heart. It Is the 1997-1998 pin members. Fort Mellon Society for members of the Florida So­ was reorganized tn February. ciety, Children of the American 1945, under the leadership of Revolution, more commonly Alison Durham. Senior Society known as C A R . I’resident, and Beth Luna, So­ "For God aftd My Country* is ciety President. It's member­ the national Motto. The Na­ ship continues to grow. tional Society, founded In Alexis Dabroskf. current 1895, la the oldest patriotic or­ State President, chose as her State Theme: ’ Colonial ganization for youth In the United States. Membership Is Apothecary Revolutions* open to descendants of patri­ 'C A R .* The 1997-98 State ots o f the American Revolution. Project is: "Get Involved with Members gain Invaluable lead­ local children's hospitals and ership experience In conduct­ other foundations which re­ ing meetings, following parlia­ search cures and treatments mentary procedures and stan­ for children with various child­ dard protocol, serving as dele­ hood diseases. State Project gates and speaking before Pin sale proceeds will be do­ groups at local, state, and na­ nated to All Children's Hospi­ tional conferences. The re­ tal Research Institute In sponsibility and privilege of Tampa, Florida. Play-Doh. mu­ selecting officers helps mem­ sical books, crayons and other supplies will be donated on the Sunday of State Conference to the Isolation ward playroom at All Children's Hospital for children currently under going treatment.* During the year meetings fo­ cus on American Heritage. American History, the C.A.R. Magazine and Newsletters, Community Celebrations, Community Service. Conserva­ tion. Family Research. Gov­ ernment Studies. Historic, Places and Landmarks. Kids Helping Kids. Patriotic Sym­ bols. Public Relations and oth­ ers. A specific study of the USS Constitution was a feature of the February meeting at Blue Springs State Park. Last year Fort Mellon Society hosted the C.A.R. State Con­ vention In Orlando. Currently members are making plana to attend the 67th F.S.C.A.R. State Conference at the Bellevlcw Blltmore Resort Ho­ tel In Clearwater. The Society has been recipient of numer­ ous awards and trophies dur­ ing Its three-years existence. Officers are Joe Mfkler, President: Beau Duiyea, Vice President: Amy Pilk. Recording Secretary; Mcridlth Whlgham, Corresponding Secretary; Ste­ ven Patterson. Treasurer: Jimmy Patterson. Chaplain: Emily Mills. Registrar. Abby Durham. Historian; Patrick Whlgham. Librarian/Curator. Abby Durham. president during the 66th State Conven­ tion year. Is currently State DAR Mountain SqhpvJf,,,, Fort Mellon Society salutes Its adult leadership during the past three years. In addition to Mrs. Durham. Mrs. Charles F. Decker (Varna) serves as Sen­ ior State Organizing Secretary; Mrs. Milton E. Bridgwater (Betty) la State Membership Chairman. All are .members of Sallle Harrison Chapter. MSDAR. SAR member Charles F. Decker la Senior State First Vice President. Friends of C-A.R. members are ALWAYS WELCOME at meetingsl Clerk kept after hours has advice for late shoppers - - - - - •• DEAR ABBY: My husband and I u s newly married and have been working for a large, well-known ■stall store for several yean. Whan a stars posts Us hours on the front door, there Is no excuse for ■ customer to waltz in three min­ utes before closing Urns end expect to chop the entire store. Even If no hours ere ported, one can assume ■ a ■*! a s i * a that the doors will bt dosing at 9 p.m. This Is standard for retail stores. (Holidays end weekends .) night prs4t stroll In three to ftwo minutes• before < dos­ ing time. Ws will approach them end ask, “Is there anything I can help you flndT Invariably they say, "No. thanks. I'm Jurt tooclng. (On —_ B B lila s a ta a n a . rare occasions, aa uconsiderate cuewill say. "Oh, thank you. 111 ...__i back tomorrow.") Thirty min­ utes after ws have locked the doors and are waiting to dose the regietore, these "lookle-loos" stroll out, without so much as a thank-you or How I wish I could say, "You may have nothing to do end 10 0 0 I 10 30 I 11 00 | 11 30 AD VICB ABIGAIL VAN BUREN s l s o pgrade*, a ila * keepa mupi ktheir they ere removed from the school. Further­ more, 60 percent of the students here go on to college after gradua­ tion. My grandmother told me that vocational schools were first estab­ lished for disadvantaged "problem children," but timee have changed since Granny’s day. These schools ere not for dumb kids who come to learn e trade because they'll never do anything else productive in their lives. 8tuaente at my school ere Intelligent and excel academically ea well as In their "shops." nowhere to go, but most of us clerks have families waiting ig for ue i at home, sometimes a hot dinner cool lng on the table, or a c for a goodnight kies. We're tired want to get out of the store. Please Abby, people need to change give us a weak." their views about vocational ANONYMOUS, NATURALLY schools. I speak for many of ua stu­ dents when I esy that wo are not "disadvantaged* and we ere, indeed, "college materiel." 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I P S E i M ARYANNE M O RSE C la r k o l tba C o u rt B y Ja n a E J a a a w ic D e p u ty C le rk If y o u e ra a p e r s o n w ith a d i s ­ a b ility w b o n e e d s a n y a c c o m ­ m o d a tio n In o rd a r to p a r tic ip a te m ttua p ro c a a d m g . y o u o ra e n t i­ tled . a t n o c o s t lo y o u . lo tb a p r o v is io n o f c e rta in a s s is ta n c e P le a s e c a ll tb a a tto r n e y fo r P la in litl( s ) . te le p h o n e n u m b e r (30S) U S - F U S . w it h in tw o w o rk in g d a y s o l re c e ip t o l ib is s u m m o n a / n o tic e II b e a r in g im p a ire d (T D D ) (» 00) *55 • f i l l , o r V o ic e Im p a ire d (V) (100) M E - E F 7 0 A tto rn e y lo r P la in lit! STEVEN P LEE I (S S C o r a l W ay. S u ite E02 M ia m i. F lo r id a 331 as (30S) s s s rs s s P u b lis h M a r c h 24. 31. I M S D CO -201 Nt THE CIRCUIT COUNT FOR BIMINOLB COUNTY, FLORIOA CAES NO: BT-ESM -CA-IS DIVISION: ■ N A T IO N S B A N K . N A . S u c c e s s o r b y M e rg e r w ith N A T IO N S B A N K . N A (S O U T H ). S u c c e s s o r by M e rg e r w ith N A T IO N S B A N K O F F L O R IO A . N A P la in bit. S H A R O N L B R IN D L E Y . D a la n d a n l(s ) N O T IC E O F S A L S N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N THAT. P U R S U A N T TO TH E JU D O M EN T OF FO R E C LO S U R E ENTERED IN THE ABOVE CAUSE I W IL L B E L L TH E P R O P E R T Y S IT U A T E O IN S E M I­ NO LE COUNTY. F L O R IO A . D E S C R IB E D A S LO T I t B L O C K 7. D R E A M W O R LO . 3RD S E C T IO N . A C C O R D I N G TO T H E P L A T T H E R E O F A l R E C O R 0 E 0 IN p l a t b o o k a. p u t t o . p u b l i c RECORDS OF IE M IN 0 L S C O U N T Y . F L O R IO A AT P U B L I C B A L E . TO THE H IG H E S T A N O B E S T B I 0 0 E R . F O R C A S H . AT I t M A M ON A P R IL I S tb 1 M I . AT W a a l d o o r el th e S e m in o le C o u n ty C o u rth o u se . S a n to rd . F lo rid a IN A C C O R O A N C S W ITH T H i M M b 8 A f t i Legal Notices A M E R IC A N W ITH D lS A D U lT t E S ACT P E R S O N S W ITH D I S A B IL I ­ TIES N E E O IN G A S P E C IA L A C C O M M O D A T IO N TO P A R T I C ­ IPATE IN T H IS P R O C E E D I N G S H O U L D C O N T A C T TH E A D A A D M I N IS T R A T O R TOR THE C L E R K OE T H E C O U R T N O T L A T E R TH AN 2 O A V S P R IO R TO THE P R O C E E O iN O AT SOI N PMtk A%# S U IT E N SOI s jn fo r t i e l a r m non sn 4130 E a t 4 ? r ? •E H E A R I N G IM P A IR E D (TOO) f- 8 0 0 9 SS 9 7 7 I V O IC E (V) «• 9 0 0 9 S S -9770 THIS IS N O T A C O U R T IN F O R M A T IO N LINE D A T E D M A n c M le t * i s m M ARYANNE MORSE C L E R K OF THE C O U R T P y J#n# E D e p u ty Ci#»* N n o « a n d A « % o o a l« i 2S D A V IS 0 L V D T A M P A EL 33404 (113) rS 4 2770 P u H ’t h M a rc h 24 31 1998 D E O 1 94 IN T N I C I R C U I T C O U R T 9 K M IN O L K C O U N T Y . 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O R E G G R O S S L A W N 6 E R V IC E RESCOM Q U A L IT Y C A f l t F R E E E S I 323-0934. 288-Legal S e rv ic e s 278-Handy Man U B U Y IT I wJI A ts e m b l* <t" A p p M o y s ent ctr'e tc L o ca l h o m e cane 676-1003 278-H auling H A U U N G It R e w d b a sh , garage clea n outs’ R e a so n a b le R i m ” 349 9656 280-Hom e Im provem ents C H A R L E S D. (D a n ) M IL L E R Bo*der C B C 057265. Res. Com m rem odel, additions, re ­ pair M C . 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Tree removal) p ru n in g in r e c to n s lo la l land scaping L rs c ln s u r 331-0909 DO N P1CKREN TR EE SVC T ree-slu m p rem oval F ree est Uce/toeur 336- 7 3 4 1 ________ T O M M Y R U N Y O N Law n 4 Tine SvC kc/tn*. re n d com Bucket b u c k M um p g r id in g hew w it I 334-1424 C a li: both the fo r only atm ent j �SB Seminole Herald. Sanford. Fkvxti - Tuesday March 24.1990 by Chic Young OLONDIE SPBiNG IS PCTiN iTElY HERE BUT I STILL DON’T h EAR_TWE &RD5 by Mort Walker B E E T L E B A IL E Y by C h a rle s M. S c h u lz PEANUTS HERE'S THE WORLD WAR 1 FIVIN6 ACE UIALKIN6 OUT ONTO THE AERODROME.. A S HE SETTLES INTO THE COCKPITO P HIS 50PUJITH CAM EL. HE SURVEYS THE DARKENING SKY LI6UTNIN6 PLASHES IN THE EAST ONLY THE b r a v e s t AND MOST DEDICATED PILOT WOULD FLY IN WEATHER LIKE THIS 1 Can male hot flashes be cured? UK Alt D ll G O T T My husband underwent caslratinn several years a|>ii for prostate cancer lie is now R7 and. despite a variety of herbal and prescription drugs, continues to have severe hot Hashes He is very both errd by these sudden attacks, but the doctors say that nothing can l>c done. Can you help h in r DKAIt ItKADKH I'm alraid not Many prostate cancers are fueled by male hormone, which is produced in the testicles Although most mod ern urologists prefer "chem ical cas trillion" fusing medicines to neutral­ ise the hormone in men with prostate m alignancy), actual castration was previously widely used to accomplish the same purpose The surgery is now limited primarily to the very elderly. Unfortunately, hot flashes identi cal to th ose s u ffered by post menopausal women are a common consequence of such surgery While hot flashes land associated symptoms such as moodiness and depression! are annoying, they do not represent a health haiard Treating them would en tail ad m in isterin g the very hor mone that enuld stim u late the prostate canrcr side e ffe c t o f A lla c e What do you think1 DR. G O T T D K AIt ItK A D K H I d isa gree with the derm atologist When anyone on PETER any m ed ication d evelop s an uncx plained rash with or without hair loss, GOTT. M.D. the prudent physician always sus p eels that the m edicine may be to blame A c c o rd in g to its m anufacturer. 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I developed a Ihe cause of your scalp problem, you rash on my scalp and started losing should n otice an im p rovem en t in my hair I have been In a derm atolo­ symptoms w ithin a couple of weeks gist who says that hair loss is not a ■ i v a NKW M 'VfKIt KNTKHI1U.SK ASSN ACR O SS 1 Pushes 7 Oral 13 Nonmetallic 42 Quality of sound 46 Ending for read or see 47 U p ------good 51 Made sleep not sea 53 Portrayed 55 Army command (2 wda.) 56 Soothed 57 — over (reinvested) 56 Gravel ridges 14 Become electrically charged 15 Absorbent object Therefore. I advise your husband to put up with the flashes, secure in the 16 — Nevada knowledge that his previous surgery 17 Dry 16 Aug. time has offered him many demonstrable 20 Three-handed iH-nefits card game DKAIt D ll tIOTT A few years ago. 21 Water willow my elderly father was diagnosed with 23 J oan -----1 27 loleraecla cerebellar degeneration We were told 32 Reedy -----2 that nothing could lie done Now he is 33 Marllnl garnlah 3 con fin ed to a w h eelch a ir and has 34 Spotted 4 horae impaired speech Do you know of any 5 m edication that could help him'* 35 Fork parts 6 36 Saturated We re afraid he will soon end up in a 7 lth water) nursing home 6 pea ol B DKAIt ItKADKH Cerebellar degen lac kata eratmn is a serious neurological disor 40 Work by Homer 10 der marked by shrinkage of the rrre helium, a part of the brain that con *-* trols movement and coordination The affliction is often a consequence of various cancers, notably of the breast, ovary and lung Also, it is commonly the result of nutritional deficiencies and alcohol abuse Symptoms include p ro g re s s iv e d iffic u lty in w alking, speakin g and m oving, as w ell as dementia The diagnosis is made by ( T scanning of the brain The illness usually progresses over w eeks or m onths and le a v e s the patient pniloundly disabled Although cerebellar degeneration may improve when it is related to ran c o r and the m alignancy is treated, most eases a re u n trcatah lc Therefore, your father's prognosis is. for all practical purposes, essentially hopeless He w ill probably requ ire nursing home care when his disability reaches the point at which Ihe family no longer can cope In a home situa lion, even with home health aides I R Answer to Previous Puzzle nr R 1° T D R A W E R D O C I L E □ □ □ □ □ □ □ U AJ A F T S T A W A E A T E N W J E E m il S|T|R|0|P| D □ 0 □ 0 0 0 H 0 □ □ 0 D Q □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ 0 n n n n DOWN nnn Hitting sound Clinton s binhplace Aroma Climbing plant □ I1 0 E3O E A, n S Future planta Sibling Luau food Units Star Trek STUMPED?0""0' tfl 31 Multi-armed captain 11 Post Pound 12 Like Felix Unger 19 Command to Ftdo Pt. o l ESL S □□□ L □ □ 0 □ 1 T 1 E □ □ □ sea creaturaa 22 23 FumMar's 24 Partly fused **•“ - ~ - e 1.900-454-3535 ext coda 100 glasa 25 Actress Baiter Learn by — (memories) Skirt feature Chinese (comb, form) out (ayttabiea) In speech Noise Like a nasi utocral Aware ol Yule Of an age factors I ■nn u iM suffix Conus of WIN AT BRIDGE The supplementary questions lly P h illip A id e r The supplementary Christmas com petition question* were anxwered cor red ly by fewer than half the entrant* Most assumed that The Bridge World, which started in October 1929, is the oldest bridge magazine in the world, but B rid ge M a ga zin e began in Kngland in M ay 1926 A lso, many thought that the Am erican Contract Bridge lea gu e Bulletin has put out the most issues Well, it didn't begin publi cation until January 1934 The question about whether there are m ore possible auctions or deals was misunderstood by several people Sorry I didn't make it d e a re r. Kvcn more remarkable were Joseph Tonne, of Conshohocken. Pa., and J Brian Sladcn, from M em phis. Tenn.. who gave Ihe m alhrm atlcs to prove that llie le a le fal mule possible auctions Bridge time' Here is a deal from the Bulletin, which features that unpopu lar topic of counting You reach seven no trum p by a speedy mute Partner is expedm g you to claim at tnck one. but Ihe duplica tion of distribution means that play must continue Obviously, if the die mond* are splitting 3 2 or the jack is a singleton, you have no problem But what if one opponent has jack fourth? You are still all right if you can work out which opponent it is. When in this sort o f position, leave the key suit until last. Cash your nine winners in spades, hearls and clubs First, watching the opponents' cards lik e a tu rkey buzzard H ere, W est shows up with five spades, two hearts and two dubs So, he must have four diamonds It's time to show ofT Cash the diamond king, then play a diamond to dummy's nine North * A U 2 * K J 4 * A Q 9 6 * Q 10 9 West A 10 9 7 6 * 10 6 « J 5 4 3 A 7 6 UJ 24 ** East S A 6 4 V V 17 5 3 • 2 6 5 4 3 2 South A K J 3 • A Q 2 • K 10 7 6 A A K J Vulnerable: Both Dealer: South W rsl Pax* South 2 NT North 7 NT Opening lead: a East All pax* 10 CIW*b> NtXInr HOROSCOPE qfour (Birthday Wednesday. March 25. 1998 In the year ahead, your material growth might be a bit sluggish m the early phas­ es However, the earning you generate should be steady and substantial over the long haul ARIES (M arch 21-April IB ) Do not become too enchanted today when dealerg with members of ihe opposite gender There is a chance you might hit on some­ one who is already spoken tor Anas, treat yourself to a birthday gift Send lor your Astro-Graph predictions tor the year ahead by maifcng 52 and SASE to AstroGraph, c/o this newspaper. P O. Box 1758, Murray Hid Station. New York. NY 10166 Be sure to state your zorkac sign TAURUS (A p ril 30-May 30) If you're putting a joint enterprise together for a commercial purpose today, put all the fine points m writing, even if it it with a Inend OEMINI (May 31-June 30) Associates might be only in partial accord with your basic aims today. Do not attempt to manipulate anyone into a pre|udicad position CANCER (Juna 31-July 33) Workers whose assignments you supervise will require delicate management techniques today II they aren't inspired, they may not produce LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Tatung risks on thing* over which you have no direel con­ trol could be costly today Avoid propos­ als where the outcome is controlled by outside influence* VIRQO (A u g. 23-Sept. 22) Make an effort to be more tolerant, affectionate end understanding toward your mate if he or she is m a grumpy mood It will soothe troubled waters LIB R A (S e p l. 23-Oct. 23) Indus­ triousness. not apathy, is required today it you desire to avoid similar headaches down the Ime Do not attempt to eweep anything under the rug_ SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 23) If you sally into the mal today, t could prove wise to leave your credit cards at home. You might waste hard-earned money on tnvoSAOfTTARIUS (Nov. 23-Oec. 21) Today, it could be that no matter how herd you try to be nice to tome people, nothing you do will please them Do not collect guilt tor their rude behavior CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. IB) Usually, you're not one to resort to tactics that aren't deed and forthright, but today you could try to manipulate others to serve your purposes AQUARIUS (Jen. 20-Feb. IB ) Today, you imghi direct funds staled lor essen­ tials for somathmg rather frivolous It you operate along theta tinea, eponder't remorse w probable later. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Be mindful ot your behavior today when with tnends. You mqp* devote loo much attention to a person you think could do you tom e good white ignoring an old ally. C U M fay NEA. Inc. by L B o n srd Starr A N N IE dSBim 6CT T O U P lP k M A T T H C A «C W »l?eA . WA5 EXPECTED MR. WAR6UCKS— OF YOU HUFf— I WASN'T TRYING YOUR TO 7AKMOUCK FRO* YOU. ■ * . LdT ’ i •/ . 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Will YEAR, No. 192 Smog alert blankets Central Florida Memorial Day, By David Frailer I IK KALI) STAFF WHJTKK By Nick Ptslfssf IIKKAU) STAFF WHITER SEMINOLE COUNTV • Are you tuning trouble reaching the real of the world today? Well, ao la Ihe real of Ihe world. A communication* fall­ out la currently going on. and you ran thank an out-of­ control aatelllle for It. Fagrra around the world will tie allenred for a day at the moal. From fire department a lo hoapllala. people will have lo rraort to other mean* lo get a meaaage arena*. Galaxy 4 la the name of the aatelllle and Ita malfunction began alter 6 p.m. Tucaday. 'More than being an Incon­ venience. I don't think Ita going to be a problem at this Ume.* said Sgt. Darrell Presley of the Sanford Police Department. "We don't anticipate any Iproblemal.* Presley estimate* 05% of the pagers are out. However, the police depart­ ment will rely on cell phones and home numbers for com­ munications with the officer*. Linda Drrum. director of quality resource for the Central Florida Regional Hospital, said that they became aware of the problem around B p.m. last SEMINOLE COUNTY - Wrbalrr define* smog a*. *A noxious mixture of fog and smoke.* Cen­ tral I londlans became abruptly acquainted with smog aa they awoke this morning Health officials In Ihe local atra and mostly tuwaiil Ihe aoullteni part of the stale Issued Ihe flnl ‘ smog alert* In Ihe history of Florida. They are cautioning people lo avoid strenuous out­ door activities and Ihr use of gas powered vehi­ cle*. All residents, especially ll»e elderly and young rhlldtrn. and all persons wlto may have some type of breathing difficulties and |M>**tlile king problem* are being urged lo remain Indoors loday. The suggested avoidant e lime la from 11 a m until al least 7 p.m.. but others are advising people to remain indoors for all daylight hours Even healthy persona are bring asked lo refrain from overworking outdoors including lawn mowing. outdoor sports a» ttvlilr*. construction, and other endeavors which may result In heavy breathing. Over ihe post yrara tliere have been a number of caara when ihla lira of the atatr haa had [„ggy aLlra all day. moal of them were Uie reaull of atnokr rauard by foreal flrea. The smoke (Ha appeared as aoon aa the wind Increaaed how­ ever, and llte problem waa generally not aerlOUB. Thia lime, the villain la ocone. Webaler aaya uaorte la. *an unatable. pale-blue gas with a penetrating odor II la an alloliopic form of oxy­ gen. formed uaually by a allenl eleclrlcal cks<barge In air.* Florida motorlata are uaed lo early morning fog Al certain llmea of Ihe year. Ihey can prac­ tically count on driving lo work with fog llghla on and eaerelalng extreme caution. The fog however, diaalpatea by Ihe lime Ihe full wm haa climbed above Ihe level of the hortxon. Aa former California reatdenta will quickly Bush woos local G O P luminaries By Tony H aifa IIKKAM) CORRESPONDENT OKIANDO • Jeb Bush re­ turned to Central Florida this week lo continue hi* campaign for guvemor. In addition lo visiting aeverwl part* of the community, a highlight of his trip arms as keynote speaker for the murh anticipated. Lincoln Day Dinner which was held on May 14 al the Omni Hotel In OrUndo. The Lincoln Day Dinner Is an annual affair and a major Cen­ tral Florida event. It might be care of thv problem by ng those to slay near a phone. They an the old paging ay personnel. Broadcasting also feeling the a axy 4'a 'spin off*, price al slake. Ihe governor's office. For Florida's dominant po­ litical party, the Republicans, that presents an opportunity. Judging from the enthusiastic audience of approximately BOO people, that opportunity la not taken lightly. Congressman Bill McCollum helped start things off by saying. *to have your guest speaker. Jeb Bush, here today la too good to be true.* Describing the financial meaning of Ihla event. MrCol- Dunn says C C IB agents beat him up, mom files complaint *llow could I resist?* Chief Deputy Steve Harriett said Dunn haa been charged with possession of cocaine and possibly will be charged for at­ tempting to sell It. Dunn alleg­ edly offered to sell an under­ cover agent a piece of crack cocaine that he had Inside his mouth. No sale was completed. The agent called In the other CCIB agents. During his scuffle with the agents. Dunn swallowed the cocaine despite efforts by the HERALD STAFF WRITER SANFORD • The Seminole High School Gospel Chorus srtll present Its filial concert for the year on Bstwvday, May SB at 7 p.m. at First Shiloh M.B. Church. 700 Elm Ave.. Sanford. The chorus received 'superior' ratings In District. State and National competition and thanha the community for SEMINOLE COUNTY • All youngsters who will be at­ tending school in the Seminole County Public School system In the up-coming school year, are being sought. This In­ cludes new residents and stu­ dents who will allend kinder­ garten during the 1998-99 school year. All families residing In Ihe northern section of the county must first receive a school as­ signment before registering students. Schools located In the Jason Dunn. 26. tohoa- SANFORD • Last weekend waa a busy one for City County Investigative Bureau agents, who made 40 arrests In Semi­ nole County. One of them has created a stir, and la being reviewed by the Seminole County Sheriff's Office. The mother of 3S-year-old Jason Dunn, who was arrested around S p.m. Saturday on 25th Street, filed a complaint Idyllwilde students bring history, hea life and Chorus al WyOwtkto pul on a musical Low Your FruSs and Vagptos. Far right: Sara Marshal, (from tofijearrot; Chstoaa Lahky, calory; Lindsay P M . broccoli Toni Andar•on, tomato. • Lake M ary officials to be updated on Rinehart Road project s ra a rM ** HERALD STAFF WRITER .. * . LAKE MARY • An update on the Mnehart Road construction progress will highlight Ihe Lake Mary City Commission meeting this Thursday. The improve­ ment operation, approved In nr. to scheduled for aibJanuary, — * « - * - « * • “ ■* ^ T ^ la t r ia l development the parka deal*) committee • Cttiaen participation ___ m . u - _._. ._._M.IM4 MtMi price far the gateway design to listed undfr • Report town city manager contract tor nroiect the project waa slightly over ML I million. With various change order* and additional needs uncov­ n city attorney ered aa the result of study and CALNO Local initial work, the project cost la presently listed at 89.666.194. of 1980. W — « �Briefs — l uminunl hum Lois Pugh turns 100 1 Friends are invited lo celebrate her centennial My Mary Rowell Hi li.\l ll ( ORRESCOMM VI tti( se.it ll l> SSills p n l i H s I l o l SS. ii i.t tin SS'iiitds* tt.i is ili , . . \ i i . i l \iul f l u t e w a s a i.'.lil r u s lt III the K l . i u i l l k r Isai (tie y r . u laals M.01.111 I lln;e I’ltKh w a s bu tll I-a INMh l a o s Kmiji w a s Im m III l a st l i\erp»*,,l. t Milo n r I.. ( . n il il | 1<>ti.l-1 III her r a i l s 0 e l l s .mil liseil n e a t i i l d r o III. it tie S.mlaard A l t p . . l l l S h e |)ll)(lll.ili'il h u m I h c h S r h i i i i l in t ’ • 15 a m i s m m t * o n tied to t linn O n S e p t I ..is m . i i i i n t liaises- l*ugh to I.lslxio O h i o l l l t r y w o u l d m i m e d Ini ,*! i \ .-.at-. II.IIMS dll d -hottls .tllrt t h r u a".Ill o u t u p e l . l i e d a Id lm n a L-U iL*' mi th’ * aril. I •tlM* A v r Wttfl lh< .idsriil ad SSnrld Wat 11 thes imivril t u t li.uli s Ii ( a i mI i i i .i where I! lives' u > .i trial lllttist ill the V t w ocal wmnei .m l Ho st families needed l.inUllr t N \ « .It - A nge r m an ag e me n t attitude- and ,ii tinn- legaui 11’ anger tin* Siiiir*rt tti Six i iiinmnuitv |(e-.,iwi . olid Re Irrr.d t enter t- sponsoring hr tree i la -- li t itu i nmtmmm Helpful tip— mu hot* to express Vliur jlltirr HI .1 lllt’lr (KIMtlVIvsas i*ill Ik shared bs .i tiiuii •.<-1■ii tram the One Slop i .i t> «T t ruler on May 27 from 2 uniil .1 .10 p m it 11it* Sih ,i lain Amiv 700 \\ .’ 7i ! i Street Sanford For m<>r« hifnntiot t<>n , nnuut 110Ti 32,h .iM‘10 Teaching excellence SANFORD Liter tinmonth 12 Sentliualr Commit nltv College tai vdty ttieIliLier-» Hi. V ll.lU IlUV I*.| till— til). '. >1 .mil it » r (.in hast l.illidlr- dies ■ililr tn sasit I Itrsr n <■ l*ei*n iltoroiiehlv III! 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French Ave., Sanford • 323*2132 �intend 1 ‘oesta • Wednesday May 20,1996 Rinehart---- POLICE BRIEFS R esisting arrest D o m e s tic vio le n ce lift lnl.i Itamptull 'i'l, nl U.'IMi IIrouil wav Sanford w.ut ,ii H sti ll Mniitl.iy, M.IV I by Seminole County dcputtrs Il.implmi was 1 1111riji'i 1 mill if sisliiiR williuitf vu.letu r .mil .it ti'slnl .it llir .iIiiivi* ililtltfNs I'm i'll.I Mm In II |S n| Till K o x t llll < ii Sanlntd was .it irNtril Mum) i\ May I I>\ Sfiiiltiiilr < mmn ili'iitillrti Mill Itrll u.is ih ui'iit uiili n Hairy Carroll 011. ol Thl ItaviKMid ( n Sanloid. was ai reslril Widiirsdav May fi. hy Sriniiiolr County deputies ('annil was fhat^rd wdh do mesiii vlnleiier and artesietl at llir alsivr .iddress ( .uroll al li'Urdlv ihiratrfird Ills daughter .•lul hr.ulhilllrd In f tiller llnirs ai i null lid lo u p o n Q n ttcry Ivr(V <I.INklllN ll 1/ III I'll'. W ir.ili si s.itiimii iv,in ,n irsfed hn Nil.tv M,iy by ' I ; ■■ 1! . ' .i. U i• Im i fidl mill aggravated li.ii triv .uni .ittiNiiii ,ti i|ir ,i Imi\i address li.tiklip aUrged Is nil Vlitltll .11iiinn llu* fink .mil I llrsl Mill. ,1 DlX I tllll'l A ssa u lt ,1(11.1% lltii| c i IHlh Si W r t llir *.<! i\ M.IV tr! 1.1 2 7 5 1 W w .in .inf ^fnl * In S tn lirftl • lliifln *\.ts i It.iiyt il with (l^MV.llnl r%*..|tt|f mi) ti.itfrfV ! It it l i t Vfc .*% ,tf 1 t| in 11i f JH1 «l) bin* k nl <#.*lr li.it t‘ I’ll if |ri *i 1 If^nllv ptishn) v1< lint .m<t |mHit hnl h n iti llir ttmufli I tilt |rt tllr^rtlls tllfrw i brr| tfflVllf ,tf flu vHftni .|*i vi i U B u rg la ry l<|t|f*r| \ •*.■.5•5V 2‘J *»f Avail HI. I Ilf Santon! « ih tr irMt »! M.IV S hv St‘iiituiitr t * in if % ifi jiiMir s i .Hsitlv u .I •» i h.iI1ii**i'l with tn.if liJ.irv i.tiiut th ih .iltn^ tn stt 1* it pfn|M|t\ .Hill |«tsst %%Uin lit i j iit u lt h iitiit* i L illis * •inMi Iv u .ih tit llir b?*JO iill'Ni Ik i'I ViKCi'l I .aHr i .issltlv tllt^ttllv rmiMvrtl pm iKitv liit.tiiii^ D riving under the in ­ flu e n ce fllTR* * nutirli. In (ll I Wi K .Mini Air lake M ill was .if frstril Wrililrxl.iv M.IV fi liv DlltRWOod (Millie < ntmrlls » ,|N i halRrit mill III I .mil -tilr-atril (til si.ilr M l Mil tarn Olllirr nil x-tvrtl < oimrtls >we iiliifl ti n k .itnl Infill nft llir fn.nl Lice n se suspended Atiiln w Whifr 1ft iif 12:* t I.IVlot SI I Mtifti W,|*» .IV lr«t|( tl I IV M IV rt b\ f n it tin |N»lit r W fill* w*%% t li.trlit-tl with fl*» hi*; .mt! «1iiv h i, wluli* lit rn*«t* in n | «m ift tl t| i r\ i ilk» i| Will! t Vt*l • ll I rSlrt) nil ( OtlWV Kn.nl fl.lil p lln f ll* k tln w | («f^ t Ulllt rr nl W h it* h ilMvriA ll«rf|*r 1*111*; *41h |ir f|«I« #t fwfiilr Itil tl.it It .1 ti.it Ikt slnji P o s s e s s io n •lilllics I n •’» •>! < i nil. nl I n H a u le r d w is n tt- led W ctllirxl.iv M il i* fiv Seminole < nimiy deputies I r e ,1 ,| N lll.lIR fll W ill I l M I N N ('N N | l l t | nl iiu.illir .mil attested fill Crunlrv Aicutic * ily/nullity llisrstln.ilIV* llntr.iu m.t<|. the a n rsl Hnlirrt I t r ‘22 "I Ml** ll.irlvull A .r Safifnttl w .in u trstril Wolllrstl.iv M.iv <• »>\ s,mfntil (Hilnr l.rr W.in I ll.lfflril Wltll (HlNNCNNllill ll) i .mn.ililN iimlrf iO nr.miN i n w .in iitirMi-il in ilir j r>>Mi (ii..i k nl ll.ulv.rll Avrtnif Olid rf infuliiilril .i Nf.in ll nl lf*r .mil l(',Htrlril llfllllflfl .1 jll.INtll tl.Vfl wtlh i .flltl.ililN in la i n ,xitkrt ( I i . nil's Knilsr II nl Is|‘( l.llirnlli Au S.mtcifil w .in ,u frsli cl WrtlfirNil.n M.IV •> l>V S.mf(inl polli r Knnsr was ill.m;iil mill ,nissrsslntl n| ilnifi p.n.iptirm.ili.i .incl rr NiNlnifl w if Imi it null In i Hi min.' w .in .n rrslrd .it llir i nnirr nl llth Stm i .mil Ii NN.iininr oi IlirfN iiiiin rd KmiNc i nnii lu-il U'I iiikI a Irrr .mil .is iln v ,ip pm.n In il Hniix' ni.mi ll in W.ilk nil Open container ItrfiMls OnMiflls. Pi nl HU I S Molly A vr. Siitllnnl was .if rrslrd Ini'xl.iv. May fi. I»v Saitlnnl potlir (itiMiins was i liari’ril mill pnssrsNlnli nl all open i fiiit.iiiirr and arrrslrd III llir 1000 Min k ol S llollv Airiiur •JoNipli I'lirrson. r>:i. o| I0| Crtfiy Ai t S,mlord was ai rrstrd Tuesday. May 5, liy S.mlunl ,hi Iii r I'rlrrsoft was <h.ir^ril with pnssrusioii o| open rontalntT mid arraded at llir iiinirr ol Sixth Slirrt and S.mlotd Avrimr Paraphernalia Trtiilrtr Canly, t l . n l I1UI Or.mur Air . Sanford, was ai rrstrd lursdav Mav f» by Siinford pi it11 r Canly was (harmed wiih possrssnm ol dmi! paraphernalia Canly was arrested in tin 1000 him k of Maples Avenue Gllljen Strawirr II. ol 1012 Holly Ave.. S.mford. was at resled Tuesday. May 5. hy Sanlord pultre. Slrawtrr was rharifrd vvllli possession nl ilnii; p.iraphrrn.ill.i. Strawirr was arirsied at thr lornrr of I lih Street and Maple B n tte ry William H.ivtnr 17, o| IUI Is| Sl ( hiiliiot i was alirslrd Wcilnesilav M.iv u hv Setlil linlr < Iilllllv drpiittrs HaVlirf was i haloid with liallrfV nil a |hT s . ii» I»'i yrais ot oldri and i f i ■ , ! ,' 11i. 1 1 . t M m H.ivi n i allriTillv slap|M il Ills ( 17 v* al ulil lOolhcl n i n . , the l.ni Iwiir kniM kiln; tin glasses nil laities Inid.iit ’>2 >il lUri I, I'analli.i Hd Wliilrt Spnntts i.i .k i i n i . i I Wednesday May *» hv Winter Spunks pnln r lout.m was di.iiii'il will, li.il N IV ali<l inrslril al the alwivr addlrsN .fnnl.iu .lllr^i dlv till Ids ilauflhlet v.hn was tivoi*; I" filt.ik up i til-1if l ^ l u r r u hit (tali and Ills x>u lfnhn.1 iniifN riii .a I turi W Mali *.l s.iidmd was anrstrd Wedu. xl.iv May •> In S.mlnid (S'lll * Ii>lir. ...in i hali'rd Midi . i l l ' l l <li'! hatti tv anil al reslrtl al llir alMive addrrss flint s alii ^ntlv piim tied vlilllli m thi 11« i.i Htth a i Inx'd ||n| \ ii Inn in ll.« mulitliN ptr^tian' I lllllMa l.ltxin 71 n| 11M . W l 7lli Si S.i u Imu I i».. n ai 1■ ’ • I Wntln .! , , V i , I Satd.'td |mllir l^ifxni a ,|. i hatiTii mih a.i la.atrd hat triv not aiu strd in Mir I ra n> Mi* k "I West |Hlh Slfirf Uil xiii al|ry>n|lv splayed hrr tin alii i in ihr lair and rvrs wnh p* pjH t Npiav James Sinniirt 'IU uf * *(Hi l Hol^rv.. » m1 A.r Ssmlnul was a n rsird Itiurxlav Mav I I hv S.uilnld poll! I SlrtUifrl was ■hailtrit with hallrrv and ai fr*Nlr,| al the alMivr addlrss ‘.irtinjri allr^rdlv pi mi lied \1i llm m ihi itfchi rye and m ihr t.ai k nl hrt hr,id lllall U..Nki|ii 77 nl S it s Illii It lli-tid lamp Ovtrdn was a n rsird llnnxl.iv M.iv II hv S. mitlnlr I oi||ItV dt piiltrs Itiisliln w as • ti n ,'r d with ha I trrv and arrrslrd at thr almvr addlrss Hnsadn uas a n rsird at Ihr i!»«vr addlrss Hnsadn allri;rdlv llurw vli •nit to llir t;tnillld and lirld h d hy t link H>1! hrr (■ary Ihin.mir 17 ot tin known u soldo r was .no .ltd I ltd.iv M.iv I' i hv Saulnld pn llir I hin.mi r was i h.ir^i'd with iMlIrrv and arrrslrd al llir i ornri nl Nniihuatr Hoad mil IWitilrv ard llu ram i- allr^rdlv pimi hrd and kn kill vnllm and al si, pulled her hair out Suspended license Gary Masxv 2'l ol .'151 K hlli SI l 11ll Ilitit.« was aili sled Wi ihlr- tlav M.iv *• hv Klnrlda lllitliwav (ait'd Maosrv was ili.ui;id with ihlvlni! while tl ( rnsr |s susjtrmlrd or revoked Massrv was anrsird on Slate Hoad I I'l I f oojM'i pulled Massey ovrt ltd au sr his ».tr had tin fall Imilts Continued Irom f’.*Re 1A rested at the <ornri ol Dunbar and Jm kmiii siren I Ity/Cotmiy hlvrstlRatlve Hu lean made the .Hirst Villi.in KrddlliR |H o| I20H ( i dal ( leek ( It S.mlotd was arrested Sound,iv M.iv Hi hv Srintnoh ( ottniv flrpulirs Heddltli! vva*. i li.irted with pos x ' nniiiii nl uiari|u.itia unilei 20 Kraius and jmisscssIoii ol dniR pat iptnfnalia HiddlUc w .in ariCNfed ai flic innier ot Ifitul Sfuel alid Olive A l» till* Shannon IkH.lli I** ol |h |'I ImnllfiR Dt s.inlonl was of fcsled Tfidav Mav l rt l>\ Semiiioti < otllltv deputies ______ . ,I will. 1■i ( I ll.r.c ot • ofi'ioll'd ii IinI.i Iii r .Hu! pie.-a NNfofl ol i lolllfolleil Mllislail* ( llnoff. was affesled it Mu (inner of I hud Sinei and * ihvf Avenue Iwtshon * inleii I‘i ol iVi.’i Imiist Avi Sanlfiid was ai r o l l d I i idav May 15 hv Selintmli I oliuly deputies I auh ti won ihorRnl with sole ot o i oiilfotli d suhstotii e and was otte.tiil ,|I the loftier of Hull Street and * vpress Ave tii iiti-fionii In -o n |h ot 2 Im( i t lulu h St S.m!ord w as or rested S.itiml iv Mov |li hi Se'imtlide < onillv deputies I tixiii was ihaTRrd with sale ot a i 1unrolled SI first all! ' and [»r, Niuti ol din.; |' ii.ipluf II 111I I I . 11. w , Ilf* 'til It the tot fief f,l Haul Stfrrt and ' (III» AvciUli B u s h ----------Cou tIii yr d fro iti e»tr |a him utni on to sav 5 ollltlhllllolis In w t... 1 III ikes fhe p.uli Woik ' I» mo I pally le.idt is w( i» also m atli u dam • llu Iih Iiiii ! S< lOlli'-le ( oiuitv t in uUv* i oimoitt.f ( tialflli.m . t ones Sfrllini! an t < (f.lliRe t oiinlv kieilillK i oimnillrr i l.aitimm i.rrd.l Hiolrv S.,|ur 1itlief f)i*t,it»|r** ♦I trtiillug thr f“\ f 1)1 Vkrtr Sl.jlt• * f Mot Ida ll.itr r» *»ii!r lit | •III leiitim. *’K ikr 1 »»I thr ! 1if ula Hm |ky* ol Uf pi«*.* m.iih, t <m Daniel Wr-I'Nfl' f .»** ut Ji .|5> olhrf | \nt Ill'll, lifts llInti HI ai ks Str CMf*Hl.tlllSIir iimi .%! ,n infiitdiii r.J {ntll 1(rrhn lltisli Maris ol1!«« r Kr|mh1l« .1(1 '.till I.I1N 1.0til N».itr a |rtr m»1 In i at V4(f( alxi III ittrlid.imr t oflllliruts fitittJ xiffie lioto tiles al flu ( l cHOlRs exetlls IfI (hide Semifiole h*r( lltfve ( otllllllltrr ( h iinitafl StellltlR who said "Im Rlait w e ir Rot len a Rrr.il i tnwi| lor Jell Stair Allontev SortlUlM Wolllti Ret xml 'Jell (lush Is a win IK I Hr s Rot flu flRltf -lull his In ail Is t.a thr people Many |»*op| wrfr lutrfrstrd Hi llu rvrnt and Ihr Itusli • impaiRii tot ihen nn ii non to hushs mtriests m thi dill lotlotl ot Morula s (llllilieii Sriiilliole l mil S liinl lloatil eminent atcess i li.umel Inlet Im al .iRns tni'tit 121 Update on ‘I d ' s i ahlevlslou franchlsi• ( onslderatiiiii ■ site plan re­ view with Varlam es (or the Tony Xani.i Olllrr Huildlrig west ol Dike Mary Klemrntary Si hool * I’uhlti tieartng evaluation and appraisal rr (torl/roinpfiheuslvi plan ap pruv.il to if.iiismlt tn Depart mrnt t.f r iitnmunllv Affairs lor prcllinui.m review • Or il Ilia nr r - ■ afiKiidiuR r|ti i d l e dale ol w.i tit rat* tin re.ix limn 0/|/'M* to l / l / 'o * fi- tolminn ' • ’ 1 Im reasinR tin number nl n u m b e r s on the Kldt f At!ail I otlimisslKU As u| ear lie i this week thr lollowtltR Hi Ills ap hsfril on tie (Reflila lot the i Hv ill. If I i* • t *• • S<* t*•«i bl i l al(lhi1,|t( Illatlt Ikiflel said I •II) vrr\ plra-f'd to lie tiefe ,if)(| u iv p lra x il In x> tils siipm.f' R I o w I I ir I dm a t I o n W a s d-o hiRhllRl.ini fi\ |(c|ie-y diulliR tus introdm m>i< <a Hush he Xild (lieu Is i i o r l i use lot failin' when it K i l l i e s In rdiu a non * Hush slatted oft tus s p r n fi s-ivirtR that his parents Intmrt Tlesidrtit tuoiRi Hush and tils wile llafhafa Wrre doltlR writ lie then went ale at trlhliR the I.I|R< i U'Vul atmlK tils ideas lof Ilium <1 Rovrnilliriit tu|! (t.r hulk ol his t dk Im used on his rilar oUon.d rumN lor the Slate ot t lofida !!• shared his rhoiiRhls .llh.iif ralstti* Ulr ( ilui alfoii.ll %f*|I D |■Ills hi thr 1 S( tlr ol 1 lot uU % V >trm .mil his vision of nlm i Miell III vision Hush xiys "llir ptimtp.il ol a w liinl should In thr I M I and sfiould sh.ljw llir rdut atlolial n\ stem ot a st ho.,1 "\Vi sl...lid also Rive o (mills to x hnols and rdui atnrs tfiat ate dnlliR a Rood ]nh ' said Itusli ti, (ontinurd with "Wr should alxi lead Ihr wav III i (impassion in out state I his IS not llllani KIR tint to Ret thr proRtaitts uotkttiR ' Hush Mien staled liovrm m rnl shmilt] l*e<nine an ally tmt an odvrr xrtv i itlflH 100----------She raised mm h ot hrt hulls and irRrta hies and always shared with hi t m iRlltHUs sin a)xi had a Rternlloilse white she Rtew on tilds lals Ikis two t hlltltrti Hill and Hutli she has xml that her lamlli Is hrt llir I'rirnds xiv that shr always tkis a Millie When Irirnd* umr askril how *,hr i mild hair SOI h a Rood mrllliiti will'll their mm h ynutiRer ours wrrr faillllR 'She still as sharp as shr i.iu 1h * s.nd Irllow i hull It Itirltl Imi Klllc I.llir KroRh on lues dav Mils xild plavltlR dominoes evety niRlit with hn hush.mil lot xi many years kept hrr miml sharp Dus thinks rvrrv one should play Ii s imi evrrv- day xiinrniir turns 11X1 llir day was markrd with a visit to lads hy Dike Man Mayor David Me.dor C|t\ ( Irik ( and Pos let and < III MallaRrt John Dt ton pit-srntitiR hrt with a pro. tarnation on the spei t.d (Miasloti Hut the i eletir.ittoti (loCHllt Slip till'll DlISS ti tends and l.illllty ale RettiliR toRethrr to have a spr< i.d birthday irlehratlon lor lads at the Health*are and Hehaldltla non i ctiter ot Sanford t‘ i5t) South Mrllnmille loimrrly Hill I lav i in on Sunday. May 24 Iroiii 2 (o ■ p tn Hie party is Ih iiir hosted hv tin Dike M uy Garden i lull Ihe Dikr M.u v IIInIo i k .i 1 Commission. the Tu shv ten.m Women and Dus family Kveryone Is invilrd to altend and share this speilal i ("lehratlun on rrrjitest Irom JennliiR-. T.nvl nmminl.d Sefvoes lot exten­ sion ol Itanihise ,’iRrrement • Recpiesl i ommlssir n to atilhort/e exe* niton «if lyeui contrail with SunTmst Hank for hanktUR servir r-s • Hi (post itul hoi burl loti Im mayor to nIru letter approving dlslllhlllloii nl h du a l anil ilniR abuse at r funds • H i ■ mmtssfon apjMiint a resident t>> serve ihr remain dei ol a vaiatl! term on the l.o i al H.utniiiR Ageni v • Hrijnrsl npjirov d <>i a r x IIirIiw.iv 17 K2 ( omrnuullv Rr ili'velopment Agenty lutrtloi.il aRrrrment • Aitillllrinul items lor mlotma tlon r<- hinlgri falrntlai, tennis lourls department head re ( hiMh_____ _____ ___________________ llu Dikf M.uv ( ttv (nttimis slnll meeting In s i hrd tilts| to Dy.ni at 7 p m Tlitirsdav M iv 21 m do- i ointnissioti ihani Irefs ot Dike Mary ( ttv Hall Itxt N * oumry * luh Road Pagersl onllnued Ifom 1A .1* HIS i Ii**I (-flgiurrr (11 with W« »1I 1■«« ir» xild th.il th' sl.illr >r» is fr**Imilling to Knutli xml that Irf.l* f tlirv ll IKr Unit• thtough thr pfobl rtn Ml)' r hrtorr when a frlst ill s ifrlltK u.r- knot krd I low r\r:t most ot otl Clnilf h# thr dtstnhufof s ot fox ir. show s and ptoi(niimnmil -n» J days III *1 Vkri k df if .1(1 nft, wti.it tb*"V i M. Hi Ml 1III iHf allri led to tfie salr||lltr I(Mvr lerefi told that Sm «g--------(ontinurd liom I'agr IA point out, smog is dlllrfrllt ll Wiitl t jutoiiialK ally dtxippeat tn h a fit III xyftir cases it will irin.nn as mlenx- at I p m and throughout 111' aflrmooit So„ •apiM.irilig in ( r filial Flotilla, it will Iw i rrlallvrlv new rxprfl rni e and one whu Ii will re cjiiife evrrv individual to rxri i Isr extleftie t anil 'll At this |H.mt ollli i.ds xiv it not known it tomorrow will x r ,i x i mill day ol the smog d e n . but expectations ate tilgh that llir problem will lontmue jHissiblv for x-venvl days* until the weather patterns in our skies change in ( ontinurd rutin l‘ a ( ( 2A Dunn--------Continued Irom f a * r IA agents to stop him They i ailed lor an rinergetuy unit and Dunn was taken tu Central I lofida HrRlnti.il He is hi sia hie condition and will lie re leased when his doctor gives the go ahead ll.iimti xitd that Shertlfs Olllrr had liegun Its own ad miuisirattve investigation prior to llecksels complaint Indcjx'iidint witnesses are being xKight things mold fie l i nk lo normal anywhere firtwrril rally tills morning to late thi-, evening D IE T M A G IC ? 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IO. ol 120(1 Manumistine Ave . Sanford, was .irrrsled Tlmrsday. May I l hy Sanford poller. Sneed was i harmed with retail theft and arresteil in the .'ir>00 him k nl South Otl.itido Drive Sneed allegedly i o i k ealed dress and <otoune In a hand hau Object thrown Najlh Chain he. IH, ol 5!(0 Tux Hunt Or.. Dike Maty, was arrested Thursday. May Tt. hy Seminole County deputies Chalrebe was rliarRed with stiontniR/ihrowliiR missile into dwelluiR/yehii Ir/ buildinit/alieiall Cliahihr was ar­ rested at the alMivr addrrss C hahehe allegedly threw an ol>|rrt al vlrtlm's vehicle. CCIB arrests Ose.ir Mrrlhlr. 20. nl KR> Carver St.. Smfnrd. was at rested Saturday. May 10. hy Seminole County deputies. Mrrlhlr was rliarRed with pns session of a nmlrolled ^ili stance and possession of dniR paraphernalia Menhir was a r ­ [obituaries EVELYN ALIIERTA CVERKO THELMA J. RtJMft LEY Kvelytl Allarta Cvrrko. HI Captain Moir.iii Houlevard. Ollando died Tt iex lay May IK IKKH at Tlutld.i Hospital Orlando Itom In Manayunk. I'a,. she moved to Central Hoi ula m HHIH Mm Cvetku was a homentakrr she was a Homan C .Hindu Sutvivois include hush.uiil. John (1 . sons, GreRorv J SIltlRcr, Wls J.m Mei|iioii. WIs , d.iuRhtei Monte,i W.iir.i , Winter SpntiRh :t Rnimli litl dll'll I Rte.it-Rrauih 11■Id family Funeral Care. Oviedo, m ihatRe ol arranRemeiits Thelma J Htimhley. 74, S in lord, died Monday, May IH. IKKH Horn In Wtmlennere. shr was a lllelmiR resident ol Cmlial Flotilla Mis Himihlev was a homemaker Shr was a meiuber ol United Methodist Women. Hrhfkah Circle. Mrs Kumblrv was a member ol 1st United Methodist Chtiiih Sanlord SARA MAXWELL HARRISON Sam Maxwell llarrisun. HI. Miller Street, Orlando, died Sunday. May 17. IUMH Mrs llaitlson was a native ol Sim ford Mrs llattlHon was Head Llhr.inan for the Sanford Hih III Library for 25 years. She was a Dividends volunteer for Seminole County I’nhllc Schools Mis Harrison was a member ol 1‘ltsi I’rrshyterl.m Chun h of Sanford. Survivots Imliide liushand. Vernon L . Kissinier; i Luir Ii lets, M.uv Jean Ddliusctiuin. Orlando. Sara Murdoch. New Smyrna He.o h Sue HlodReti, St Cloud: sons. Alison KIiir. Fairfax. Va.. Ihomas Kiur . ChlcaRo. Ill : 15 Rrandt hlldten: 22 Rtr.it Rrandt hlldren. HaUlwliiFatrihllil Oaklawn I’.irk Cemetery and Funeral Home. Dike Mary, in eharRr of nrrunRniirtits include husband. son. John I J r . d.iuRhters. Mary S u x m Chase, k m DIcro. Calif. Melissa (ill ham. Seekonk. Mass,; brother. William Way Johns Jr Crystal River, fi Rrandt hlldren. 4 Ric.it Rrandt hlldren. IlnsMiu Funeral Home. S in ford. In ch.iiRc ol arrauRi-' mrnts S un iiots John T Sr Pais $7 05 Per fe r n FftXcgmphal Four 1W«S* FREDA M. VOSS Freda M Voss. H5. Maple Drive, Dcll.iry. died Tuesday, May IK. IKKH. Hunt In Cincin­ nati. Ohio, she moved to Cen­ tral Florida In If MWI Mrs Voss was a secretary lor General Elec l Hi She was a Catholic. Survivors Include sons. Rob­ ert. William, lwilh of LouRivood, datiRhler. Honnle I.. HimrySiRlnaw. MIchlRan: sister, /on.i Friend, Clm liinatl. Ohio: II grandchildren; II Rreafi Rrandchlldrrn llrlsson Funeral Home. S in ford. In rharRr of arr.uiRe incuts JA WAL*MART Portrait Studio • » • ■' I. .« -* ’• ■*(A« •-m. - ,» . f • r-m m m4.M* (W • (*i«sl • ** *■fS ' . ■*-■** *■ '* “* THUR . THRU M ON.. MAY 21 - 25 Daily: 10 A.M . • 7 P.M. Sun. 10 A.M . (Or store opening ifleter) ■1 P.M. (Or store closing, it earlier) Sanlord (Orlando D r) H u r r y / O n e W e e k O n ly ! JfcQPA# * n* r*x t* a * �Editorial & Opinion Heartfelt thanks Ephesians. Chapter 5. Verae 20: Otvtng thank* always for *U things unto Ood and the Father tn the name of our Lord Jesus Christ. It Is with this thought In mind that I would like to offer thta note In thanks for all those who aided or supported me through the tornado on Feb. 23. 1098 which destroyed my home of 70 years. Referrrurc tn ankle pniUlahrd In thr— Semtnok Herald. Sunday. March 22. by Senior Editor Dorta Diet rich First and foremost I thank "almighty Ood and His son Je­ sus Christ* who spared my life and sustained me In the first hours. Also: Buddy Mason, my next door neighbor who called 911; The Seminole County Dept, of Public Safety Aaat. Chief J.C. Johnson, his helper and his staff who came and removed me from the rubble and to aiding the hundy and friends during this crucial time and all of Seminole County during the salvaging and the cleanup of the property. Kirk Middles!on, chief fire Inapertor of Seminole County and Ira Barrow, team leader District I. Public Works Dept. Hoad Division, and their staffs for their assistance and for clearing of debris. Doris Dietrich, senior editor. Uh tide she published. Tlte Salva­ tion Army's Robb! Nelson. The American Red Cross. Wal-Mart. Presbyterian Church. ATAT. Pet Control. Farm Bureau, the Post Office and mall carrier on 5. Sipes Avenue. The Inmates of Seminole County Jail for thrtr labor. The Briar Corporation for to­ tally removing Ihe remains of the house and aU the debris from the property. Beitone. Mark Sella. BC-IIIS for his compassion and dona­ tion of hearing aids and hla turning my hearing. My sons. Del and Robert who provided love, aid and support and my grandson Craig Tb Arlene Clark for her Christian love and support and supplying food. lb Arlene's daughter*. Linda, Deborah and Dtane. her ton I granddaiighiiter Alicia ithan. Your phone call can help Florida’ s children I am certain you had a won­ derful time next to the river. rame there for the pristine uty and serenity It offers each of us. I noticed you did not go to the land fill for tills peaceful experience so why would you leave the riverside resembling the dump? E To all the neighbors and friends whom I haven't men­ tioned. especially the young man and his mother from Vflmnnn L'lnr Unto Ood we give the honor. Ihe glory and thr praise. Thank you. Chronic scourge should take a hike On Tuesday. April 28. 1998 I took a hike through the Utile tug Econ State Forest to the river, off SnowhlU Road. The field to the river was full of wtldflowrra and meadow larks. You know the exact place, becauar I found your belonging* along aide the river, your 12pack of empty Icehouse beer cans and assorted Ashing de­ bris you left behind. Just when I tltaught I had cleaned ip your trash. I came across yet another pile of your empty brer Your trash weighed consid­ erably less to park mu. than It did to park In. And In fart, had would liave Iwen able to park tliem out effortlessly and dropped Ihem off at the llondyway gas station on S.K. 46 on the way home. Which brings me to another observa­ tion. considering the numbers of empty beer cans It would be a sale assumption you were i-umldrnihly under the Influerne while driving. Both driving under Die influence and litter­ ing curries harsh conse­ quences. The term "Litter bug* Is far too soft a label for those who find It unattractive. Inconven­ ient. nr untnol to park thetr lit­ ter liomr. lYwilbly thr term “Chronic Scourge' would fit more appropriately. This week the United States Senate plans to vote on fondtng for child care. Senate Ma­ jority Leader. ‘Item Lott, has announced that the Senate will vote on a tobacco tax bill dur­ ing Ihe week. This Is the best opportunity this year to wtn a major In­ crease in funding for the child rare and development block grant (CCDBO). It Is very clear that by promoting children's learning, helps children make good' choices. Quality child care programs are effective tools to reduce teen smoking. Concerned ctturns ore en­ couraged to Join the campaign, spread the word about this very Important vote. Join Sena­ tor Edward Kennedy and Marian Wright Edclman. presi­ dent of the Children's Defense Fund by making a free call to your Senator Bob Qraham and asking him to vote for Stand Up for quality, affordable child care and after school activities and to pass the $20 billion Si­ errase m thr child rare and development block grant. Call toll-free I -666-3$7-6263 through June 12 and gfvt credit to working assets long dls- WWW. MARVA HAWKINS the country, i child care i about child cart M i than be transferred to the US. Con­ gressional switchboard. The switchboard operator can help you identify your Florida Sena­ tor and connect you to delivery a message. Call today. It Is tfU M A i* Art Studio Call the one and only Control Products* Db-lt-Youncif Bret Control Products rnauppUnAKl roou HoursMon-Sat. HHD to600 Sun. I l i » to400 | ' Controt B O A Itn iN t. M/2 yn. Offings Tabby i WNM. Keep Our Best Friends Safe No Fences N o Barriers UtAINING CEM ETERIES PEST CONTROL ANIM ALS FOR SALE from $7 to over $201 Anicare Pet Supply W arehouse �the last fashion Mary top Pirates rollon in Babe B am bino going in different directions �M • Samnots Hsratd, Sanlonl, Honda •Wednesday. May 20,199® Women>Psgs IB Inning and led 5-0 after the top of the fourth Inning. The Sharks came back to tie the game at 6*0 after five Inning, only to see W.D. Associates regain a 10-6 lead with four runs In the top of the sixth Inning. The Sharks rallied again with two runs in each of the sixth and seventh Innings, with Sheila Sunders' two-out. two-run double In the bottom of the seventh Inning tying game at 1010. With two out and no one on base for W.D. As­ sociates In the top of the eighth inning. Colleen Dcgue singled and Diane Colangelo reached on an error. Deborah Cote then doubled In Degue and Colangelo scored on a single by Marie Byrd. The Sharks tried to rally again as Kathy Spellman got to second on a single and an er­ ror and scored as Patty Polly reached on an er­ ror. Deborah VanDemark then singled with one out. The next batter popped to the catcher, but Lisa Berg walked to load the bases. The game ended, however, as the next batter dew out to center. Contributing for W.D. Associates were Debo­ rah Cote (two doubles, three singles, two runs, three RBI). Marie Byrd (double, three singles, two mns. four RBI) and Michelle Iteming (three singles, two runs). Also contributing were Diane Colangelo (single, three runs, RBI). Colleen Degue (single, two runs. RBI). Angela Whitney (single, run). Unda Stafford (single, RBI). Terry Tlllmsn (single) and Sherry Lehman (RBI). Doing the damage for the Shariat were Debo­ rah VanDemark (five singles, run. HU1). Patty Polly (two triples, single, run, three RBI). Shelia Sanders (double, two singles, two runs, two RBI) and Robin Bishop (double, two singtea, run, two RBI). Other hitters were Tanya Geiger (three Wn* ball season needs to attend. For more details call Carl at 330-9010. glea, two runs). 0 lorts Kited (doubfc. single, run), Denise Stallings (two stapes, run. KBS and Kathy Spellman (two stngtea. two mas). The Eagles took a 4-0 lead after three In­ nings only to see SunnUand Corporation plats tie the game In the fourth Inning on the strength of a three-run home run by Teresa Plnck. The gome remained tied as both teams scored single runs, the Eagtes In the fifth and SunnUand Corporation In the sixth. SunnUand Corporation broke the He on Am Lama's RBI single and Rose Williams added four insurance runs wtth a two-out grand slam. The Eagles came back wtth two runs in the bottom of the seventh Inning on an error and a Tracy Carroll single and had runners on first and third when Uie game came to an end. SunnUand Corporation was led by Teresa Plnck (home run. two single*, three runs, four RBI). Rose Williams (grand slam, two Aim Luiua (single. two runs. RBI). Kim Myers (single. RBI), Pino Wilson (single. run), Tammy Legal Nottc— Women’s baseball tryouts S Y F A coaches needed SANFORD _ There will be a mandatory meeUng, Tuesday. May 26th at 7:30 p.m. In the Seminole Community College Health and Physical Education Center. Anyone Interested In coaching with San­ ford during the upcoming Pop Warner Foot­ Bambii m Chib-Expos (11-4), the Enterprise Tmcklng-lndlans (7-8). the Rich Plan-Marlins (510) and the Rinker MaterialsDevil Rays (3-12). No results were received from Monday’s scheduled games. On tonight's schedule, st Row Holler Junior Field In Ft. Mel­ lon Park, the Expos take on the Martina at 5:46 p m and the Indiana face the Devi Rays st 7:45 p.m. Contributing for the Cubs E rik- 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 Mellonvllie Boule­ vard. this Sunday (May 24ih) from 8 a.m. to noon. Those with further questions may call Bridget Sapriano at 1-800-729-8700. Yankees were T J. Jackman lone triple, one run scored, two RBI). Derrick Harris (one sinone run scored) and Chris Cote and Anthony Walker (one run scored each). Leading the Athletics were Ryan Thome (one double, two tuna scored, one RBI). Joey Dean (one double). Keith Rivers (one single, two runs scored). Freak Seniors (one single, one run scored). Ravin ‘ Magnum (one run scored). Doing the damage for the White Sox were Eddie Bloom (one double, one single, one run scored, three RBI). Judd Marshall (two singles, one RBI), Bararte MltcheU (one tri­ ple. one run scored). Chris Smith (one double, one run scored). Darrell Jackson (one one run scored, one and Donnell Hicks. Larry and Lula V ela (one imis si m Wrrl TO one run scored). Joss lone double). TUbb. Winston and Bemlng “* • **• is.d*ss4s#***********s**ssss-osss#*s«s**s• #•••*■•••***#•* | & t t l* # * * is s s s s S # # s * s s e s s e s » # * * M S M M s * * * * s s * * s * s * * * s * M * * s o * s * * s * s * s Hire.......................*.........* . • • • • • • • • • — > - - T .......... ........ . S ’•IM**•«*•tfas >MW ••» — ______ ....... . _________ ******»**' ............ .... 28 87 15 27 14 3 1 9 3 .310 Ussl Nolle— LessINoMc— 01 TOOSMSWfTOSSOT MS ■MCO COMSTSUCTtON »■— mi in �cooking Blood Bonk Central Florida Blood Bank Is asking donors of all types blood • especially O-type do­ nors • lo donate at Its Sanford branch, 1302 K. Second St. For Information, coll 322-OS22. Dancing for Banlora Tlie Over SO Dance Club Rotary Club from 2:30 -4:30 p m. at the Sanford Ctvtc Center. Live mu­ sic by the Deltonlans I3 plece band. Donation 83.00. Hotary Club of Lake Matv^ meets Thursday mornings. 7:30 8:30 a.m., at the Marriott Courtyard, off West Lake Maty Boulevard. Contact Brian Overby, president, at 322 0034. Al-Anon 8«rtoma Club A support group for friends or relatives of alcoholics (AlAnon) meets every Wednesday, al 8 p m . at I I I E. 27th St., just west of Sanford Avenue In Sanford. New visitors or mem- Ash Into a folding wire grill rack. Coal fe ll with butler sauce and cook over a hoi Are. Use sauce to coal frequently and turn nftrn. Fish will cook In about 5 minutes so watch that you do not over rook them. This will serve four. Price Breakdown: On* and bait for a trip to the beach!!! open to families and friends of addicts. Dally living with an addict la more turmoil than you can handle by yourself. Join for support In raping with your addict; gain serenity to nuke decisions and pul our live back In focus. CaU 201-1000 for more information. The Sertoma Club of South Seminole County, dedicated lo the advancement of speech and hearing children, meets every Thursday morning, from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m.. al the Sabal Point Country Club on Wrktwa Springs Road. Longwood. Bomrmbrr* air Invited to attend. bob skewers 118 to 18 Inches long) start with prpprr then onion then meat and continue alternating until skewer Is kill. Place skewers over an evenly spread layer of hot coats and cook al a medium temperature (see tip of the week). Use mari­ nade for basting and turn kabobs occasionally to Insure even rooking. Nabobs should be ready In about 20 minutes but make sure to check often after first 15 minutes so that they are not over or under rooked. This recipe will serve 4 people and you can uar lamb or beef with the same mart- trntuT Recovery Inc., Is a self-help mental health organisation far people who suSrr from panic attacks, depression, fears and general nervous symptoms. For information, call 800-2003. or 896 5000 A local chapter of Weight Watchers meets at the Lake Maty Community Huildutg every Thursday from 4:45 to 6:45 p.m. Al-Anon Toastmasters If you know, or ttvr with an alcoholic, there la hrlp. Al-Anon la an anonymous, non-proftl organisation, open to amronr who la a relative or friend of an alcoholic. Serenity Won Al-Anon meets each Monday. TVtraday and smoking) evening at 8 p.m. Meetmmi >R held m (hr back roan of the Sahara Club. 2087 South Sanford Are.. Sanford. For additional meeting times and locations tn the Central Florida area, or for more In­ formation. call 321-9122. Weight Watchers The Omni Toastmasters Club 96661 will men al 5:30 p.m. perry Thursday at the AAA Building. 1000 AAA Drive. Heathrow. Quests and prospec­ tive members are welcome. CaU Hrriram GUrk. 323 6080. for more information. Widowed persona are Invited to allrnd a pot hick dinner at 5:30 p.m. every third Thursday of the month at the Cassel­ berry Senior Center. 200 Lake Triplet Drive. Casselberry. 2 lbs. port roast, boneless 3 medium unions (red and whltr) 3 medium sweet bell peppers 1/4 cup light soy sauce 1 tbs. onion and garlic powder 2 tbs. Tabasco sauce I tbs. vinegar 1 tbs olive oil I tsp. allspice 1/2 dry whltr wine Trim oft all excess fat from pork roast and cut Into I Inch cubes. Cut onion* and peppers into chunks that are about the same sire. Mix together all the 1-1/2 lb. ground beef 1/2 lb. ground pork 2 nips Italian bread crumbs 1 large egg 1/2 nip tomato sauce 1/4 cup lemon Juice 1/4 nip minced onion 1 tbs. minced garlic 1/3 nip blown sugar I Up. dry mustard powder 1/2 tsp. salt and black prpprr 1/4 Isp. rlovr and allspice powder 6 thin slices of Irmon for gar­ nish Mix together href, pork, bread crumbs, lemon juice. er. and garlic In a large ___ BJ Divide mixture Into sta equal portions and form Into oval shaped loaves, n a small bowl mix all other In grrdtents and spoon sauce over each loaf. Flare loaves on a greased cookie sheet and rook In a covered grill for about 20 minutes at a medium heat 050 degrees F.|. When cooked, re­ move from gnD. Spoon re­ maining sauce over each loaf and place one lemon alter on lop- This recipe will serve 6 eggplant Into 3/4 inch thick pieces. Cut red onion into 8 equal wedges. Point both sides of all the vegetables with olive oil and sprinkle with salt and pepper. Place directly onto a hoi gull and cook for 3 min­ utes. per side. 2 lbs. brown sugar I lbs. soy satire I l*p. celrry seed 1/2 Isp. niyenne 1/4 Isp. black pepper Mix together all the Ingredi­ ents and lira! In n low simmer. Serve hoi over iamb, beef or pork. 1 cup tomato siiurr 1 minced onion T T tn ip vinrgor---------------1 Isp. paprika 2 lbs dry mustard powder I minced clove garlic I tsp, i hill powder 4 lbs. hoiicv I cup water Mix all Ingredients and slm mer slowly lor 1/2 hour to re dine volume by ball. Till•wince can lie served lint or cold. Tip Of The Week J Always build your lire evnilv «• at ross your cooking urea and J reserve an area wtlli no coals lo use lo hold food while -* cooking The most dHllcult thing to do in outdoor rooking Is Judging llie grill temperature, «j An easy guide will help you r control the cooking tempera- «[ lure of your gnll. Hold your hand palm down I Inch above f the gnll. If you cun hold It there lor 2 to 3 seconds »■ (without burning yourself) your : i grill Is at 375 degrees or holler. f ■ Hold II for 4 seconds It Is me- jr dtum lieat. 300 degrees, and for: i 5 to 0 seconds It Is low 250 de IF*®**/ Make sure your grill surface ,, Is clean and hot before vou %, start to cook. Just before j , placing your food on the grill.. t spray the surface with a vrge-' , table spray to keep It from ( . slicking. May all your meals be festive occasions! Chef Due! ; Semi.vote Cauaty’s Chat Ooo . day. at 8 p m . at Sanford pour marinade sauce over the Christian Church. 730 Upaala meat and rarer for 3 hours. Road. Sanford. For informs- This can all over night nrfHgreUon. call 323-8524. atrd If you prefer. Use long as- Proper fertilization necessary for maintaining healthy palms trunk where newly emerging roots may be Injured. Moat palm fe c ia l fertilisers have an adequate N:P:K ratio and should provide a good bal­ anced nutrition. But potassium deficiency often occurs, even tn regularly fertilised palms. The problem with these fertilizers Is that they contain controlled release nitrogen, but soluble forms of pnfaatum. In a very continues to stimulate punt growth. AL FERRER reloped trunk, should receive a complete granular fertiliser formulated for palms ('palm spectaTl four times per year al a rate of 5 lo 8 lbs. each appli­ cation. For palms under 8 feet tail. 2 to 5 Aw. of (rrtUirer per application should be ade­ quate. Fertlhrers should be broadcast or banded under the canopy of die palm but sltould not be placed up against the testing at the University of Florida Research faculties In south Florida have demon­ strated that H la Impossible lo grow a palm free from nutrient deficiency symptoms, usually potassium or magnesium, or solublr salt Injury an sandy south Florida soils when using fertilisers with these charac­ teristics at the recommended rales. Moat water-soluble fertilizers, aa In commerrlaUy-avallabie palm special fcrtltUere. can be used more safety and effec­ tively fay applying them at rates of 1/2 to 2 ma. per tree (depending on trunk or dump diameter) once a month. While this Is still not as efficient as using a 100 percent controlled release fertiliser. It greatly re­ duces the problems of tostetty or deficiency associated with fertilisers are quite expensive, but because they are applied leas frequently, application coats are lower than for the more soluble products. problem during the past few rears and new products arc bring produced. rent controlled release, such as Oamocote Hus for Florida. Flortkan Total, and other equivalent products (these con­ tain mlcTonutrirnta. as well as N. P. and K) make good land­ scape palm fertilisers and are available In formulations that last up to a year. The release rates far moot of those prod- 1HIIMt , 1‘uf \||l. ft I W •'• A' iji*.r* H ••I ■( Mil* DEAR ABBV: Whan I had my medications refilled, I received a printout that advised, ‘ Store at room temperature away from mois­ ture and sunlight' When I quaetionsd the ohannactst. she told ma that the moisture in a bathroom may Irm n the eflbctiveneee of med­ ications. She said tills la true for m— IB 4 B mmm R M lsH Ifo M M I 1. — 1 _TI l r —l 1 1 "!■ "1 T l 1 This was news to met 1 have always kept my msdkstionr in the madfctna cabinet in my bathroom, lent that what the cabinet lehr? qUBSTIONINQ OLD HAB1TB. MONROE, N.C. ■Mol their child out of the country. A parent may Ole a Denial o f Ftwport by notifying the Office of fem portand AdvimryServices, 111 18th 8L NW, Suite 260. Washing­ ton, D.C. 20524-1706. The written requaM muat be accompanied with appropriate court order document. Further information may be ob­ tained by calling (2021 736-7000. If there la a possibility that the child has dual nationality, that country's embassy or consulate should be con­ tacted to Inquire about denial or that country's passport. OERI BROOKS. OLYMPIA. WASH. mnuRVTSV �4 A - Sp t ik Legal Notlcaa N HgraU. Sontonl. Ftortda ■Wwtotectoy. Msy » . 1W B Ltgal Notlctt &»cminolc Herald Legal Notlct» MB T N I CIRCUIT COURT OP T R I IB TH JUDICIAL e iN c u rr o p p l o r ib a IN ANO POR B IM IR O L I COUNTY BBNBNAL JU R IBM C TtBN DIYIBIOR CABS NO. M PPS4CA I4 W PRINCIPAL R tllD EN TIA l WORTOAOt. Inc . tot nti it. VI DRUCI C DO W it N Jt and CHRlITINA J DOWLIN. al al Detondantt R O TIC I OP P O N IC lO fV R I B U I V i.u a n hereby gnen IM l pwrauanl to that Fmal Judgment ot l o m u i e t dated Way Blh. IB M . and anlaied in enh cate nuIntel ** 004tC A .lt W Ol IM C hcui I Coe.I ol IM lllh Judicial Cutuil m and lor •aminole County Flandt w h tffe p r in c ip a l r e ii o e n TIAL UORTQAOE. IN C . it P i.M iin— IRK— N M I e DOW LIN. JR . CHRlITINA J DOWLIN. C R A N II ROOIT VILL A I HOWE OWNER! ASSOCIA­ TION INC . totmo Deta"denl(*l. I wdl aeR to IM toghetl and teal bntda. to. t i l * al IM watt hunt ctocl ot IM lenanole County courtnouta in tin te d lenunole County. Flonda al I I 00 A W on tM 41b day el JUNE I BOA IM hHlow.no de tc ite d pm party aa «at to»1 h m laid Final Judgment le wil Lot 1|4 CRANI I R OOIT VIL­ L A ! according to IM Pial IM reol at tocardad in P ill Book n . Page! T4 through TT. Pwbte Racorda ol lanunoto County Flonda N O T! PURIUANT TO THt FAIR DEBT COLLECTION P R ACTICE! ACT YOU AR ! AOVIMD THAT TH U LAW FIRM I I D H M C D 10 I I t DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A M B T ANO ANY INFORMATION OBTAIN!D WILL BK U B I0 FOR THAT PURPOU Dalad IM m day al WAV. 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I C Serving Sanford, Lake Mary, Long w ood, Ovlodo, W inter Springe and Sem inole County sin ce ISOS 75 Cents SUNDAY APRIL 19, 1998 90th Y E A R . Students fight w a r o f the sodas It’s life or death for Michael Stoll By Lacy L o u 11K KALI) EDITOR SEMINOLE COUNTY - Two courtroom veteran* on opposite sides of a crime will face each other Tuesday to argue the fate of a man convicted of murdering h it wife. Assistant District Attorney Steve Hotnlck will argue that Mi­ chael Stoll. 36. should be sentenced to death for the Novem­ ber. 1994 killing of hla wife. Julie, 35. who was found dead In the couple's Sanford home, her neck broken and her larynx crushed. "Michael Stoll had motive. Michael Stoll hatched the plot. Michael Stoll ordered Chris Stewart to do It and how to do It. It's clear that Mlrharl Stoll Is guilty on the facts." Defense attorney Jack Edmund plana to appeal hla client's conviction for first degree murder under the proportionality theory. In which no other defendant Is sentenced to death If a co-dcfcndsnt plea bargains to avoid execution. Edmunds also contends that the prosecution's use of death- qualifying "Impeded my client's constitutional rights." Death qualifying establishes Jury members' opinions of the death penalty and PIs sm Boa M»U. Pag* 8A By Jaaaa Hughas HERALD STAFF WRITER Samtnota H 0t School pcaatdont of tho Student Oovefnmont Association. Tin— ha Wats, and Principal Qrstchon Schapkar (Wand atudanta' right to buy aodaa during school hour*. SEMINOLE COUNTY • Par­ ents know what government needs to leam-When It cornea to teens you should pick your battles. The lines are clearly drawn between high school students and the Department o f Education In the war of the aodaa. "I f we can drive, pick our own classes and have Jobs we should be able to pick our own food* argues Terra Campbell, a sophomore at Seminole High School. Campbell's words are echoed not only by students, but by school administrators as well. Seminole High School Princi­ Rent battle rages at W inter Springs retirement park M a lo y , M o rr is d isa g ree abou t F is e rv gra n t By Ru— W h its HERALD STAFF WRITER SEMINOLE COUNTY • A disagreement by two Seminole County com m issioners over a . tnCMALD STAFF WHITER 9150.000 incentive award the county approved for tha reloca­ tion of a data processing com ­ pany from Orlando to Lake Mary ts far from settled. Commissioner Grant Maloy. a critic of what he calls the "corporate welfare program* initiated friction when he wrote a letter to Lake Maty Mayor w u m u t SPRttfOS - While negodattona a rt under way to reach a Anal peace agreement in dvtl war- tom Ireland, resi­ dents o f Winter Springs' Haci­ enda Village are split tn a bat­ tle which haa also turned neighbor against neighbor. It la not religion, but eco­ nomics. that has ripped this community Ut two. In Nov. 1906. the residents' association o f the mobile home retirement community made the decision to purchase the property despite the (act that nearly 65 percent of the resi­ dents said they did not want to be owners. Moot said they were not willing or able to come up with the money that would be needed to buy the 25- year -old park. Ray Smith, one of the resi­ dents who did not choose to spend the 925.000 to get a share o f the park, said some of the residents who live tn the park are on Axed Incomes of less than 9700 a month. In­ vesting tn the community was not something they could af­ ford to do. T h e y moved here because It was affordable.* he said. "You can't get a decent place to live for the kind o f money we were paying for rent.* Smith said the homeowners association didn't know what they were getting themselves Into, and soon found themIn financial trouble. *It’s a $150,000 waste o f taxpayer’s money * —CommiBMioner Grant Maloy Davtd Mealor saying that the award to Fiserv Orlando waa "a waste o f money." "They would have moved here anyway." Maloy wrote. *1 hope your board as well as ours will revisit this Issue and recon­ sider the awarding o f this grant." Maloy waa upset after read­ ing a brief newspaper cllpptng that Indicated Fiserv Orlando had bought land and has been planning to move to Lake Mary for some 15 years. | John Jones, the economic development planner for the county, said the company (FIS) that purchased the property tn 1-aUr Mary In 1083 and sold It in 1094. and the company (Fiserv) that the county awarded an Incentive to relo­ cate are "taro distinct and dlf- Student memorial ceremony Students shared memories of their classmates, S^rah and Travis Malloy, killed when tornadoes stuck the Sanford area, durmg a dedication ceremony at Mid* way Elementary School Thursday. Tiffany Warren (right), remembers Travis, her best friend and first true love. (Above) Peggy Nixon, Sarah's teacher (left) and Debbie Rogier, Travis' teacher, unveil the marker for the Malloy Memorial Garden. Students were comforted by their memories of their beloved friends, and by the knowledge that Sarah and Travis are with God In heaven. Relatives of the Malloys, who attend New Smyrna Beach High School, attended the ceremony. Officials explore By Bkasi Brodte HERALD FEATURE EDITOR After Hoars . . . ftM ia n g ......... PU—HUd . . . , Com ica............ Da'Bomb . . . . # # • # #7A Dear Abby . . . . a a a a »5C Dr. Gott ......... Health/Fltnaaa s a a a tfiA Horoscope . . . . Obttaarles . . . . »rtOpN — i- • Pottce Briefs . . S p o rts............ T V .................. pal Oretchen Schapker does not supporl the move to re­ move sodas and other foods of "minimal nutritional value* from schools. Calling the action "absurd". Schapker supports the stu­ dents' position that they are old enough to drive and have Jobs, they should be able to chooac what they eat. The students understand that there are bigger problems, but denying them choices aa basic as what foods they will eat la of great Importance to them. So Important that they have taken their complaints to their rep­ resentatives. Tenesha Wells, president of SHS Student Oovemment As- LAKE MARY * They weren't Lewis and Clark, looking for a northwest passage, but Lake Mary City Commissioners Gary Brender and Thom Oreene and City Manager John Litton made some discoveries o f their own on a recent canoe trip on West Crystal Lake. The commissioner! and city manager spent two hours touring, by water, areas o f the |«ke they would have never seen from land. The officials were responding to a request by a concerned dtlren to view portions o f the lake be feela are being Impacted by run-off from fertilizers and pesticides being applied to lawns and a golf course located on the shores o f the lake. DaneU Leldlgh. a homeowner on the southern shore o f West Crystal Lake, became con­ cerned about the city’s atten­ tion to environmental concerns when lake levels In the area rose after winter rains a couple years ago. Letdlgh. who owns a canoe manufacturing company tn Longwood, aald be spends a lot o f time on the lake and thinks Increased amounts of fertilizers from homes tn Tlmacuan, on the north aide o f the lake, are destroying the quality o f the water. Leldlgh bought hla properly In 1972 and built hla house In 1084. T h e lake waa nice in 84.* aald Leldlgh. There were only a few single family homes around the lake at that time, he said. Crystal Lake was a popular swimming hole for area bath­ ers who accessed the lake off o f West Grand Band Avenue. The lake sms dosed to swim­ ming in the mid* 1900a, be­ cause o f increi * “ * ‘ rounta. The city T h e y paid 91 l - l million tor the park that had been a p ­ praised at 99.4 Bullion,* Smith raid. *U Juot wasn't good busi­ ness* Their solution teas to raise the rent for those who had chosen not to buy Into the park. The first opportunity they had. residents say. they raised the rent 900 a month to 9330. The residents sued, saying the 24 percent rate hike was unreasonable, a violation o f state statutes. While they are fighting the rent Increase, the money waa to be held In escrow, to be re­ turned If they won their case tn court. A hearing on the case, originally scheduled for last month, haa been postponed until June or July, they said. in addition to the rent In­ crease. the residents often still have a mortgage on their m o­ bile home, plus they must pay utilities and for their groceries "At that point, they're really living on the edge,* Smith said. One woman who did not want to give her name, aald she sometimes had to make a choice between making her rent payment and buying food. Another rent Increase would "do (her) In.* Residents aald they have heard their rents will be In­ creased another 911 next month. Those residents who did not buy Into the park can not a t­ tend the association meetings. Lake, water quality issues and Thom otCrystal Lake ♦ �2A ■Sermrsols San'ord Honda • Sunday. Apni 19. 1998 Business Are small business managers sacrificing customer service? I Just left a very prominent fast food chain In the Interstutc-4 corridor. As I watted for the chance to give my business to this chain. I was watching how the customers were being treuted. The sales with ............. .....s arj In a steady stream. The manager, or who I took for the manager, liad a headset on and was working the drive through. “ « -a f t t l I I « I I nmwa n w H » oy »*««« ■■non HH----------* u a n fg o i officials ware on Dedication ceremonies I hand earlier this month for the ground breaking of Four Graphics. Inc., at Technology Park Drtve and Lake Emma Road Shown at the event, left to right. Lake Mary Polico Chief Richard Boary, Lako Mary Mayor David Moaior. Moaior, and Four Graphics s.. owners Carl uavtd Simpkins. Larry Porter and Lance Simpkins. F o u r G r a p h i c s to e x p a n d to L a k e M a r y By N ick Pfeifau f HERALD STAFF WRITER LAKE MARY - With over 400 percent Increase In sales during the past four years, and a heightened demand for concept-to-prlnt services. It’s little wonder that Four Graphics Is Involved In a major expansion program. A ground breaking event was held earlier this month on property In Lake Mary, where Four Graphics wilt construct a new 60,000 square foot plant. Once the plant ts ready, the company will move to Lake Mary from Its present 10.000 square foot facility In Orlando. Anticipated occupancy date for the new structure Is Oct. 1 o f this year. In addition to the building facility expansion and relocation, the company 1s enlarging Its production department with the addition of two new customer service representatives. It Is purchasing a new high-tech Komorl. 28tnch six-color press with a built-in aqueous coulter that will Increase Four Graphics' print capabilities. The company first went Into business In 1985. consisting o f brothers Carl and Lance Simpkins and a one-color A.B. Dick press running out of the hack of Carl Simpkins' dry cleaning shop. Wlillc providing dry cleaning service to srea hotels. Simpkins discovered the advantage o f printing laundry service tickets for hotels. Launching into that endeavor, the Simpkins brothers grossed $250,000 within the first year. Now. sales for this year w ill exceed $8 million, with revenues In excess o f $12 million budgeted for 1998. As the manager went about filing orders In the drive through you could sense a restlessness in the crowd at the counter. Here were about 20 people attempting to give their order to one and a half cashiers. These people, for the most part, were workers on their lunch break which meant that time was a factor. I looked at my watch and timed the amount of time It took for my order to be given and m y money taken. After 10 minutes that part o f the sales process was over, but the sale was not completed. I had not received my food. I glanced at my watch because It was becom ­ ing Interesting to follow this. After seven more minutes, my food was delivered without asking me If I needed any con­ diments. As I stood there watting for my food someone remarked, ‘ are they killing the cow?" Another customer said, ‘ they are Just overwhelmed by the crowd at noon." 1 am by nature u tolerant ficing customer service chas­ ing the elusive goal of low la­ bor rosts? Do these lower Inbor costs cost you present nnd future business? Are you so busy In personal production that you don't have the time or the energy to manage the work flow? Small Business W a y n « H a rd y person, but as 1 sat there e a t­ ing my lunch I thought about the customer blaming us, the customers, for showing up at the same time. It set me to thinking about why should I the customer, accept a busi­ ness’ refusal to plan for the business cycle. 1 mean, after all. Is tt that hard to predict If you are In the fnst food busi­ ness tlial noon Is a busy time? In this day of flex time, w ork­ ing seniors, etc. Ls It not the business' Job to have sufficient help to allow me to be served In a reasonable lime? Is the manager really helping his business by performing a nonmanagertal function? Did the $6-$7 an hour hr saved really benefit his business? Would he not have better served the business by being available to manage the work (low's, peaks and valleys by adjusting Ills people? I watched customers walk In and walk out because their needs for quick service could not be met. When you manage your small business, are you sacri­ Don't expect a customer to understand your difficulties because It Is not thetr role to understand your shortcom ­ ings. Be assured that com peti­ tors will arise to fill these needs If you don't. Just ask the big fast food restaurants where the low cost drive through competitors came from. U’ni/ne Hardy is the Coordina­ tor o f the Small Business De­ velopment Crater at Seminole Communflj/ College. He can be reached nl 321-3495. email whardyttbcllsouth.net We make your business insurance our business. c want to lv >vmr m .UtMncNN p in tw r w lx ii it cixncs to insurance pnovYtso). G s u .ic t us ti« liv lo r q u ilitY lo o iik -v protect* v i tnon A uto-O w ner* Insurance ( j<ui|\iny Amtrlcan housing LAKE MARY • American Housing Development, Inc., has retained Sam Davis, Sen­ ior Financial Executive for • Tatum ‘ CFO. to manage and , assist with .the., merges • b e ­ tween American Housing De- velopment and MAS Co en­ tlon. The merger lias been moved from April to June In order to better position the company financially. American H o iu g g £ j)c v c lo p ment. h e a d q u a rtS H a tn •tallies •- lit in buying Mary, specialize* T, existing multi-family prop er­ ties. renovating and reselling them as individual condom ini­ ums and townhomes. Cambridge Homes, based In Altamonte Springs, reported selling 145 homes In 12 Cen­ tral Florida communities dur­ ing the first three months o f this year, for a revenue o f company. ,, , , SANFORD • Keller Outdoor ‘ ’ Services, Inc., o f Sanford r e ­ ported a record first quarter this year. Richard Keller, vice president o f the landscaping, nursery and Irrigation com ­ pany said Keller posted $2.8 million In sales for the three months, which represents a IS percent Increase over the same period last year. OVIEDO Transeastem Homes, based In Coral Springs with division offices In Oviedo, reported selling 10 homes In Its community or the Estates o f Aloma Woods, during the first three months o f the year for a dollar volume o f $2.8 million. ALTAMONTE SPRINOS - M/I Homes o f Altamonte Springs sold 87 homes during the first quarter o f this year for a dollar volume o f $1S.S million. Divi­ sion President David Byrnes said two additional com m uni­ ties ore projected before the end o f this year. F R K I cure i ^ yvsir The expo will feature exhibi­ tors from many local and ns'h o n o r Id tractions, a s ’ well m health professionals offering free 1health screenings. From travel and leisure, home prod­ ucts and real estate. Invest­ ments to automobUea, ca r racing to photography, fitness to Investments, there will be something for everyonel Make sure not to miss the prizes and giveaways! hiUtanas / i M l li 14 i i l l iiM im n t e w in k * * • *jl| » ' * >vvi Like conWlMIkNs! l i t Hama Cm Buaraa Limited booth opportunities are still available. For further Information contact Place Rite Enterp rises. Inc., the show's producer, at (800) 806-4560 or visit their web site at r.mall expo.com . T O N Y R U S S I IN S U R A N C E 2S7S 8. French Avs. B U S IN E S S • A U T O • H O M E • L IF E • H E A L T H COMPLETE INSURANCE COVERAGE T h e fc s v tta jP 1 Exhibitors booths ORLANDO • The Florida Mall will host the First Home. Health At Recreation Exposi­ tion on Friday, May 1 through Sunday. May 3. Additionally, the expo will be featured at Seminole Towne Center on Friday. May 15 through Sun­ day, May 17. Through Its unique combination o f home products and services, health­ W.-U tala- care and recreational Informa­ tion. the event is o f utmost In­ terest to everyone In the fam­ ily! OVA re d . 4 i m insurance | 1 £ PMBMsnvr iC W v w 4 e odour S ince 1974 3 3 3 -9 3 7 7 S M tU ki Em m M. Mary M VPOK l<!\l*0 ! Central Florida's Annual Home, Health k Recreation Expo Is Coming ToARegional •* i �Seminole Herald. Sanford. Florida - Sunday, April 19. 1998 - 3 * B U I G ib s o n J a c k s o n H e ig h t s M id d le 8 c h o o l T h e c re a m o f th e a d m in is t r a tiv e L in d a S h a k a r L y m a n H ig h S c h o o l D a v id S c o tt Id y llw lld e E le m e n t a r y S c h o o l pre testing for the high school competency teats, the school raised Its scores an nvrrage of IB points In English and 16 good people.’ said Carol Chanter, assistant principal at Pine Crest. She has been at the school points In mathematics. Carol C hanter SANFORD • -IVe been blessed and lucky to work with C aro l C h an ter P in e C r e s t E le m e n t a r y 8 c h o o l for one year, serving as an a s­ sistant principal at Sterling Park Elementary previously. Chanter said she focuses on the children. ‘ Helping them work through a problem," Is her goal. ‘ It's all about the kids.* c ro p By Shari Brodle HERALD FEATURE EDITOR in a K in g B u f f e l Thr elementary and aecondnry principal and assistant principal of Hie year were an­ nounced Tuesday at the Semi­ nole County School Hoard meeting. The wlnnrrtt are Hill Olbson. principal o f Jackson Heights Middle School: David Scott, principal of Idyllwllde Elemen­ tary School: Linda Shakar, anslstant principal o f Lyman High School; and Carol Chanter, assistant principal of Pine Crest Elementary. Each administrator had something to say about re­ ceiving the honor: A h a Sanford QanffArH 2508 8. French Are., | Jackson Heights already of» fers a (Inc arts program similar • to the magnet program that • will be implemented at • Lakevtew Middle School next • year. Another program Inst II luted by Gibson Is the re• qulrement of a half-year of > technology claaaea for all stu• dents. The school also span! sore llic only middle school ■ Navy Junior ROTC unit that i Gibson Is aware of. ~We made choices good for 1 the kids,* said Gibson, who In­ volves students In the decision making through leadership classes. BETA d u b and focus groups. EMPLOYEES OWNERS □ e a r V a lu e d C u s t o m To Whom It May Concern, we are com- e r s , Due to recent “ ^ ^ e S m ^ o X n t tacts have been palled to inform you that It.. lift. t n r ho> i. . ■• ■ before'acquisition were not mismanaged by Hun Lung Inc. HU; U: 0 years of management w^have m a ^ e d 2 . 5SSSSS52 sw « s * na ament. or of$ China King The management a u u q c * David geoIt SANFORD - David Scott la a product of the Seminole County school system, entering second grade In Sanford and graduating from Seminole High School. He has been principal o f Idyllwllde Elementary since 1995. T m in It for the kids.* said Scott. Since coming to Idyllwtlde. Scott has been a part of developing a band. Spanish and drama programs at the school and a before-school In­ tramural program. A grant willing team has won $200,000 In grants for a language lab at the school. LONG WOOD - Linda Shakar has 29 years experience in the education business. She has been at Lyman High School as assistant principal for 7 years, under 3 different principals. She Is proudest o f the strides Lyman has made toward raising test scores at the school. Through a concerted effort o f a committee which in­ stituted a study program and U c b iib b su spen ded Robert Hammond. 26, o f 214 Sir Lawrence Dr.. Sanford, was arrested Thursday. April 16. by Lake Mary police. Hammond was charged with driving while license suspended or revoked (habitual). Hammond was ar­ rested at the com er o f State Road 600 and Lake Mary Boulevard. Hammond was pulled over after going 65 miles per hour in a 45 mile per hour cone. ® 3 2 3 -6 16 6 Bin O lb so n OVIEDO - Hill Olbson, In his ! fourth year as principal of ; Jackson Heights Middle ; School, began his career In | education as a teacher and then headmaster at the San; ford Naval Academy. Two o f the ; teachers at Jackson Heights • are former students of • Gibson's. *1 love my Job,’ said Gibson, j ,’ J really do." He attributes his j 'success to a leapt effort o f adi minlstratora, teachers and « parents. *1 take a collaborative ; view of administration.* * - W e have been employed at China King Buffet for 4 1/2 and 5 years and would like to inform you that some of your A dion News reports are totally untrue. You stale that M. Lam dosed a business because of Health Violations and re-opened here. China King has been open for 5 years and Mr. Lam only took over m anagem ent 2 years and 3 months ago. You also report we have had filthy conditions and health fit violations in the past 2 1/2 years. W e have been here for all qpr iospedig£$, and the only violations we’ve h ad w e ta before Mr. Lam look over. ’ ” ' ' '11 M aybe w e've had warning of a utensil being placed in a sink it shouldn't have been in or pest control problems which every restaurant has especially in Florida, but Mr. Lam is always quick to correct any problem w e have and has dona so all along. W hy don't you put that in your report? t On your web site you show 16 other restaurants with many violations how­ ever you only show Bamboo C afe’ and C hina King on film , both Chinese Restaurants. Could that be discrimina­ tion? Also the way you show on your com mercials the kitchen of Bamboo C afe' and then our sign gives the impression that is our kitchen and it is not. 1 I CUSTO M ER S To Whom it may concern: M y wile and I have been coming to China King (or years. W e have had very good service and food from this restaurant. I can say the food has been of the the high­ est quality. find the food here delicious. The atmosphere and service very enjoyable and the prices are the best in town. I've been a regular customer here since I moved from New York 2 years ago. Donald C.Pritchett, Jr. Sanford, FL Prices and service are the best in this area. Jerry L Cornell, Sue Ann Cornell Sanford, FL M arch 5 .1 9 9 6 To Whom It May Concern, I have been a resident of Sanford since the 60's. I have never had anything but excellent food and service at China King, and I frequent this restaurant quite often. To Whom It M ay Concern, David Qoodpaster, Casselberry, FL W e love this place and we will continue to dine here, as the food Is excellent and reasonable and we eat here at least twice a week. I am a frequent regular customer of China King Buffet. I W e eat at China King almost every day as do our family and friends. Obviously if our restaurant was as dirty as you report neither us or our fam ilies would eat here. W e can also assure you we would not be writing you this letter with our sig­ I have been coming to China King for the past two years and have never had any negative experiences. The food is excellent, well prepared, and a vast selection is offered. It definitely is one of the best values in Central Florida. On three different occasions I have seen the “negative* reports and they seem to be in accord with the current "media m ania* which seem s to continue to "Beat A Dead Horae*. There are some very serious infractions being committed on a regular basis with about every “fast food* franchise, but due to political affiliations these go unreported due to their influence. China King should not be "singled out." for any reason. I will continue to com e here and and bring my international friends. To W hom It M ay Concern, W e understand you have a job to do and respect that fact but we also have jobs and if our customers believe your reports we will no longer be able to m ake a living. Jim Brogdon Sanford, FL W e have been eating here for the last several years, and have found the food to be excellent. natures if we thought K would backfire. As frequent viewers of Channel 9 we are very discouraged by the w ay this story was handled and wonder If the news w * rely on every day is only half of the story as this one Is. Please know this letter Is to tell you our side of the story as em ployees that want to gel the story straight. In our opinion the restaurant is always d ean and sani­ tary, and the employees are efficient and courteous. Mary F. Conway, W .M. Conway, M arty Lee Conway Sanford, FL W illiam Conway, Clermont, FL fiw e iu p e * �O p L t&tye Heralb 4A • Sammolo Herald. Sanford, Florida - Sunday, April 18,1890 Stop ignoring the best route for light rail E D IT O R IA L Seat belt laws A group called the Florida Safety Belt Alliance, n coalition of over 200 Honda organizations recently met on the rooftop o f Or­ lando Regional Medical Center to discuss (lending legislation re­ garding the use o f seat belts. We believe this Is a good move. At the present time, a motorist cannot lie charged for violation o f the seat belt law. unless another traffic violation Is witnessed first. We believe tills Is a bad move. The coalition plans to urge the Florida Legislature to pass laws making the violation a punishable violation on Its own. Right now. there are two bills pending In Tallahassee which would do exactly that. According to figures from the Alliance, only G2 percent o f Flo­ ridians wear seat belts. Another study by Ford Motor Company says adults who don't wear seat belts will buckle their children In Just 30 percent o f the time. Statistics supplied by the Florida Department o f Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles say over 170 lives could be saved and 5,240 serious injuries prevented EACH YEAR If Florida's seat licit laws were strengthened. Talk to Just about anyone who has had a close call in a vehicular accident and they will probably tell you that they won't drive an­ other Inch without wearing their seat belt. One such situation gen­ erally has a long-term result. It's unfortunate that It takrs such a narrow escape to make some people buckle up. but that's the way things arc In today's world. Louisiana passed a safety belt law making It an offense on Its own. As a result, child restraint use Jumped 78 percent. Who could doubt, seatbelts can save lives and prevent Injuries, o f course, only when they are used properly. Why then, do we seem to have a continuing conflict over the need to use them and the need for laws to back up this use. We commend the Alliance for meeting on this matter, and we urge our legislature to get on the ball and make some decisions. Failure to make such decisions Is costing us In lives. Do they need any more reason? Why arc some politicians and planners Ignoring the proposed 17-02 route for the light roll? Tills may prove to be one o f the major questions In upcoming elections, at rvrry level, and puzzling to taxpayers. The concept was first presented In the Sem i­ nole Herald. The public responded very wrll to the Idea nnd now both Winter Park and Maitland appear to favor this route. The future route. If It Is the 17-92 corridor, apparently has everyone "onboard*. So why Isn't the choice route by planners, our REPRESENTATIVES, and the Metro Plan­ ning Organization? 11118 Is a question that needs to be asked by everyone? To tiy and force the CSX proposed down the throats of. not only these two cltlea of the Idea, creates further suspicion regard­ ing the entire light rail system program. It clearly points out that there Is little sup­ port for the CSX route and. Indeed, It Is our representatives that are being stub­ born...not the citizens. The route o f the light rail, or any other system o f mass transportation, la one o f the most Impor­ tant decisions EVER. It has never been supported by the public, and that Is the truth. The media lias failed terribly In reporting the true feelings o f the public and their lack o f support for light rail. The people have been fed only what the few supporters wanted them to hear. Now. an apparent solution has come forth that can be truly E r n ie H a tto n II Ernie Hatton II is a veteran m em ber of numerous governm ent boards and Is a cM c activist in the interest of good governm ent. supported by the public, despite the fact that In their hearts they are opposed to light rail. The political forces, along with "others." aren't satisfied. Why la that? All o f this la creating further suspicion among the pub­ lic. The taxpayers, through the efforts of a few local mayors and some media, are asking the question, why are you not con ­ sidering (he 17-02 corridor? What la so special about the CSX route? Isn't It a p ­ parent that the 17-02 corridor Is less costly, more direct, has less Impact, would be for easier to construct, and can tn effect be planned now? Most Importantly the support Is there for this route despite the reservations about light rail. All o f this raises Immense questions re­ garding the entire program. What exactly Is on the minds o f those who ore supposed to be leading the way? In my mind, thla Is a taste o f Washington. Major facta have been left out o f the reporting o f this great en­ deavor. The flrst la that the vast majority o f the public do not support It. Secondly, there Is...and has been, apparently little factual and supportive Information given out. Whenever challenged there ha* been back tracking. You will note the continuing changes tn rldershlp numbers and so many other things altered from one day to another. So where are we? We are tn dispute, basically with our own representatives and those given the awe­ some responsibility to advance the light rail. It Is nw opinion that the public has done back flips In order to accommodate these people and It has finally come down to a very basic premise. There Is little faith In the proposed routes, the planning, the consultants, the political process, the De­ partment o f Transportation, and the accu­ racy o f Information supplied. So what does the public have to do? Why don't you give us a little credit and bend in the direction o f the taxpayers who are saytng take the 17-02 route with the possi­ ble Inclusion o f 1-4, when necessary, and we will support light rail. If you cannot at least compromise on the route, then are need to step back and re­ examine the entire process. Something Is wrong when the public la, In fact, not ided In a process that will put them In debt for many, many years. S TO NY r T 1 Z Z IO Strong disagreem ent This letter Is sent with the In­ tent of being a letter to the edi­ tor. 1 strongly disagree with both o f the columns penned by Nell Snow. Mrs. Snow has taken It upon herself to be tlje sole voice o f reason, calling any who oppose her JudaseB. I support the project Mrs. Snow opposes. (Twin Lakes apartment complex on County Road 46A) Mrs. Snow's opin­ ions are similar to the *1 got mine* crowd whose attitudes condemned Sanford to the malaise and entropy o f the past few decades. Ironically, she did not oppose the devel­ opment that built her house; but that Is to be expected from someone who Is yet another transplant from up north. I suggest a compromise to Mrs. Snow; If she won t call me a Judas, 1 won't call her a car­ petbagger. Thank you for the opportu­ nity to voice my opinion. Sincerely yours. K ay Jones Sanford. FL In re sp o n se I feel obligated to write to correct the mis-statement of fact In Ben Jordan's letter to the editor on April 12, 1098 re­ garding the "Airport Conflict" editorial you wrote on April 5. 1008. While Mr. Jordan certainly has every right to object to your editorial, the premise upon which he objects la not The airport la operated with land and building rental In­ come, aviation user fees, state and federal grants, and mis­ cellaneous income generated by the airport. To the contrary, the airport returns millions of dollars to the Central Florida region and acta as an eco­ nomic engine which promotes Job growth and business o p ­ portunities. It also broadens the tax base for the entire county by putting more taxable value on the tax rolls, allowing businesses to pay a larger share of the county budget. This will have the positive effect o f reducing the tax bur­ den on the residents o f all of Seminole County. While I can empathize with the residents o f Lake Mary who are concerned about the noise Issue, because I live within a mile o f the a ir­ port. let us not confuse the real Issue by making up facts as we l U y l u a H. C oovsr A ttorn ey fo r Ik * Sanford A irp o rt A u th ority “Serving Seminole County Since 1908" Sunday, April 10,1008 • VW. 00, No. 170 Puttuhsd: DsSy Excspt Monday, Saturday A Christmas by R*pubhe Nswspapars. Inc. »300 N. Franch Avs., Saniord, FL. 32771 Phona; (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-0408 CmCULATION Aonaar nunow Msrgsrat SUtoy oaiin A p S Msnagsr BSKy BannsS Lacy Low - Edsor Hours Lsvsndsr KsSw Wsmsr •Usnsgsr Sandy Prstlsy Chary! Sion* Dons tksirtch Darnd Fftasr Jama Hughs* Courtnsy LsSsw Nek PM Sul OsanSrnsn Tommy Mncant FfwfcWtins-Mtrwger Bsshnsr rrsoa i mnuri Chtryl Bmsh 14 STTUPPSM Robsrt •Skip-Cowan MarkSawoto B4 Egan EMn Tyrrai, Jr. Rum W m PsmScsl PotUgs Pwd at SarSord. Floods and addaorul maSng oMom USPS 4*1210 Potantsiar. Sand addrass cnangMto Tha 6£MNCX£ HERALD PO Bos 1887 SarSord, FL 3Z772-1SS7 Republic SuMcnpkon Ram (Oaky 4 Sunday) 3 Month* 11* 50 *3400 euorths *3*00 turn 1WMT *7*00 (8*00 Ftonda Reedami odd 7%earn u* toi Newspapers, Inc. i Tlzzk) is an advocate for the disabled. Defining <•) I’ -i M im • * n.'jy The taxpayer* ‘ ’ of^is^inihole County do not subsidize the Orlando-Sanford Airport; never have, never will. The enabling legislation creating this special district allows the City C om ­ mission o f Sanford to levy a tax upon the residents o f Sanford (only), although they have never done so since the airport was purchased from the United States in 1060 for $1.00. Seminole Herald Unda Aovurm aro LsvsmsCoi V }k based on fact. He states that because of the tax dollars pro­ vided by Seminole County resi­ dents to the Orlando Sanford Airport, that It la able to com ­ pete with Orlando Interna­ tional Airport for business. disabilities Who initiated town meeting? Many readers o f the April 10 edition o f the Seminole Herald may have gotten the Im pres­ sion that the "town meeting" held at the Greater Sanford Chamber o f Commerce Thursday eve­ ning. April 0, was Initiated by Mayor Larry Dale or by Chamber officials. In fact, the meeting was Initiated by Dcbbre Qroseclose through a series o f phone calls with Chamber Director Ron Rose. The week following the last “town meeting,’ held st First Presbyterian Church the evening o f March 17. Debbra called to ask If the Chamber building could be used fay a group o f citizens to hold a town meeting In early April. She was told that the building could be rented for meetings for a $75 fee. In conversations with Mr. Rose, Debbra asked how much the Mayor was charged when he used the building and was told It was furnished to him without charge, whereupon, she questioned why a group o f citizens would be charged a fee, Mr. Rose agreed to take the matter to Cham­ ber officials and later Informed Mrs. Qroseclose there was agreement that the meeting could be held In the Chamber building. Upon arriving at the Chamber Thursday evening, we were in­ formed by Messrs. Rose, Sills, and Strickier that we would not moderate or even participate equally with the Mayor because "this 1* our turf and we make the rules.” Another citizen who questioned Mr. Rose about the format o f the meeting was told. "They don't want to pay the $75 fee so It’s not their meeting." Thu 1* not meant to be critical o f the Greater Sanford Chamber o f Commerce. The Chamber performed a public service with thU meeting even though Its format was different than what we believed It would be. It la stated simply to set the record straight that Mayor Dale did no*. Initiate the meeting. In fact, a strong assump­ tion could be made that the Mayor attended only because be had no graceful way to avoid I t According to Commissioner Lesaard, prior to the City Commission meeting following hto and Commissioner Eckstein's attendance at the March 17 town meeting, they proposed to the Mayor and Commissioners Williams and Lyons that an official public meeting be held fay the Commission to relate all the facta about the proposed development o f Fort Mellon Park to Sanford citizens, and to give citizens an oppor­ tunity to ask the questions that were asked last Doug and Dabbra Groseclose •*lJ 4J Lesaard reThursday evening. Comml ported that the Mayor and Commissioner* Wll“vehemently opposed to Lams and Lyons were V et such a meeting.” W e must also respond to the Mayor's con­ tinuing rhetoric that. "IVe taken It before the people more times than you could Imagine.* (Semlnofe Herald. April 10, page 2A). Note those whom the Mayor listed following this statement. The Waterfront Development Committee. The Community Redevelopment Agency, Sanford Main Street. The Q tester Sanford Chamber o f Commerce. The Historic T ru st With the sole exception o f the Historic Trust each o f these bodies shares a common purpose, either fay ti­ tle or charter; the economic development o f Sanford. These groups are not "the people.” Mr. Mayor. They are the officially constituted groups that seek and support economic development. They would each be expected to support the pro­ posed development o f Fort Mellon Park. Again, thla is not stated to be critical o f these groups for their stand. It's Just what they do. Finally. It would be nice If the Mayor's actions were consistent with his words. Mr. Dale has repeatedly stated that he has Initiated and sup­ ports the proposed development o f Fort Mellon Park because he believes It will help rejuvenate downtown Sanford. He Is, o f course, correct that downtown needs an economic Injection. Why not be part o f thla, Mr. Mayor? The March 31st edition o f the Ssmfooto Herald Today we will delve Into one of our favorite topics here at "Special People*, definitions. Char first definition la Obsessive Compulsive Disorder. Although U may not be what you would call a disability, it la still something that many people suffer srttn every day. Obsessive Compulsive Disor­ der la characterized by recur­ rent habitual, obsessive or compulsive, thoughts or a c­ tions. These compulsions may become very distressing and time consuming. In severe cases, they can significantly Interfere with a persons n or­ mal routine or relationships with others. The cause o f Obsessive Compulsive Disorder is not known. There Is some evidence that the disorder may be ge­ netic because It tends to occur In more than one member o f a family. Obsessive Compulsive Disorder may occur In a mild to severe form. Symptoms o f other ailments such as Anorexia Nervosa, may resemble those o f Obsessive Compulsive Disorder. Anorexia Nervosa la an Illness o f self starvation resulting In marked weight lose, characterized fay a disturbed sense o f body Inu^e and anxiety about weight gain. In r a n cases, a persons ac­ tions dictated by the compul­ sions may become the major activity tn life which can be se­ verely disabling. Standard treatment o f Obsessive Compatohre Disorder constats tn a combination o f antidepressant medication and psychotherapy. Our second definition is Autism, a lifelong, nonprogres­ sive neuralgic disorder typi­ cally appearing before the age o f 30 months. Thla Is charac­ terized by language and com ­ munication difficulties, with­ drawal from social contacts and extreme reactions to changes In the immediate envi­ ronment. People with Autism generally show some symptoms before the age o f 3. Among the earli­ est symptoms are the lack o f response to other people and a marked preference for passive, solitary activity. The child does not watch others and avoids any physical contact. Tbddlera seem to form stronger attachments to o b ­ jects than to people. OeneraUy, there to a detoy in the devel­ opment o f language and com- i �Seminole Herald. Sanford. Florida - Sunday, April 19. 1996 • SA S o d a s ------------ Incentive Continued from Page 1A Continued from Page 1A soclatlon. lias written letters to various representatives In­ cluding Senator Bob Graham. Senator Connie Mack and Congressman John Mica. Seminole High School has also generated a petition with more than a thousand signatures against the ban. Schapker Joined the students' letter writing efTorts. “Why would tiie state be so heckbent on destroying student's choices as well as much needed revenue In a time when public education has endured so much criticism about the costs o f extra curricular activi­ ties?*. Schapker wrote in a let­ ter to Sen. Bob Graham. Schapker also Is concerned about the Impact o f lost reve­ nues for the schools. The schools receive a share o f the proceeds from the vending ma• chines. These funds must be spent on students and are used to. supplement student activi­ ties and programs such as band, art. dance, chorus, drama. TV production as well as academic subjects. Responses so for have been sympathetic to the students' position, but with a bottom line o f i t ’s not my Job'. Wells plans to continue the letter writing with future letters going to Sen. Anna Cowin. Rep. Tom Feeney and Department o f Education Commissioner Frank Brogan. According to Dan Andrews, director o f Food Services for ' Seminole County Schools the removal of sodas from schools Is necessary to come Into rompllance with a federal regulation that has been In existence for many years. The recent changes became necessary berause the General Councils Otllce o f tire Depart­ "Here we have ing to leach to sible adults,* ‘ and we don't make choices ets.* ment o f Education reinter­ preted the existing regulation to mean that foods could not be sold In nutritional com peti­ tion with the school's food p ro­ gram. The new Interpretation Is specific to sodas according to Andrews. Seminole County applied for a waiver to the regulation. The waiver has been dented and Seminole County schools are taking measures to comply with the latest Interpretation. Sodas will not be sold from the beginning o f the school day un­ til one hour after the last lunch period. Andrews, whose daughter Is a freshman at SHS, shares the sentiments o f the students. kids we are try­ act like respon­ said Andrews, trust them to about their d i­ If It Is an Issue o f nutrition. Andrews points out that p a r­ ents are the greatest tnHucnre on teens' eating habits. Stu­ dents ran bring sodas from borne. 'Sales (In the schools' cafeterias) have not risen one dime since the mnchlnes went ofT,* said Andrews. Following spring break Ly­ man High School stopped selling sodas. Students and BtafT are upset with the changes. Even employees In Lyman’s Food Service depart­ ment do mil agree with the ban on sodas. I*rinctpa) Sam Momary ex­ pects to loose $20,000 In revenues for the support of student activities. For Momnry the revenue Is a secondary Is­ sue. "The real Issue Is we have students this age making major life decisions and they can’t choose what they drink?" comments Momary. *lt Is very demeaning for the students*. The goal of the regulation was to protect the physical hrnlth of students. The ban on Belling sodas In schools will at best Inconvenience students. The greater concern of school administrators Is the harm It may do to their self-esteem. giving a break to someone less culpable.* Plot nick said threatening to divorce him. He hatched the plot to kill her. S t o ll Cm U * m 4 from Fags LA thetr p ro ­ pensity to sentence to death a defendant In a capital case. Stoll denied Involvement, tes­ tifying hr was loading tils truck preparing for work as a carpet Installer when Stewart chased Julie through thr house, killing her by placing her neck on the rail of the couple's waterbed, and cnislilng her larynx with his knee. Stoll said he helped Stewart dispose o f evidence and concoct a story about a robbery because Stewart had threatened him. Stewart was employed by Stoll and had been living with the couple for six weeks. "There's no way. In my op in ­ ion. a death sentence would survive a Suprrme Court ap­ peal,* Edmunds said. Under Florida law. If Stoll Is sen­ tenced to death, his appeal will bypass the District Court of Appeals and be heard by the Florida Supreme Court. *l'd prefer going to the DCA. It means he wasn't sentenced to death.* Edmunds said. Chris Stewart. 23. admitted killing Julie StoJI on Nov. 3. 1904. He pled gijllty to second degree murder and settled for a 50-year sentence tn exchange for testifying against Michael Stoll, whom he suld planned and helped carry out the mur­ der. *Mr. Stoll's defense was topsy-turvy--my 19-year-old employee suddenly became my m aster* Motnlrk said. The prosecution argued that Stoll was angry at his wife for running up Ills credit cards, berating him to friends and *Wc felt it was Important to get to the true murderer by Rent ford to stay but they really have no other choice. * Repeated calls to Peggy Manfred! and Hazel Parhalo, who represent the homeowners association, went unreturned. taxes. A recent letter to the residents Informed them that there was still $74,000 being held In escrow and promising that money would not be touched. Meanwhile the lawsuit has been postponed until Septem ­ ber while the attorneys for the association complete research into the matter. They have aent a questionnaire to each o f the residents which some .c o m ­ plain la "wm tetr In legslM stfguage and too h V d to under­ I Just bought a new Cadillac, > stand.* The form tnuat be an­ you're gotng* to have Tb pay m e 1 swered by each o f the residents before the suit can move for­ more.' It Just doesn't work that way.* ward, they aald they have been told. The residents are also an­ *WeVe gone too far to give gered by the (act that the asspup.* said resident Elisabeth ciatlon took $134,000 o f the Oakman. "The problem for money that was being held In many people la they c a n t a f­ escrow to pay the property Coatlawad from Fags IA they aald. They have no aay In the matter o f rent Increases or the use o f the money that ta collected. *We know they have finan­ cial difficulties,* resident Jim Moore said. ’ And we know they have to raise the rent to do It. but we want them to make rea­ sonable increases and to bear some of the burden them ­ selves. When you take on an. T iz z io Caatlaaad b a a Fags « A . munlcaUon skills o f Autistic m uarrn. When w n m speech up children. does characterition o r W f t words V g ff phrases. « 1■ ~ . This conditldri la* Im ' organic brain disorder. Several o f the defects tn Autism can be traced to the central nervous systems lack o f ability to process and respond to Informational input, especially auditory and visual activities. Thr defense claimed Stewart acted alone, enlisting Stoll through Intimidation as an a c­ cessory after the fact. The Jury after almost 5 hours of delib­ eration this past Monday, found Stull guilty o f first degree murdrr. Edmunds said a pre-senlrnee Investigation, required by law for all first-offendrr felons, will follow Stoll's sentencing hear­ ing Tuesday. Both Edmunds and Plotnlck are ready to argue Stoll's fate. *The state says he's a bud dude. I can think of two or three aggravating fac­ tors they’ll bring up. But they don't make Mr. Stoll a mur­ derer. They don't add up to the death penalty.* Edmunds said. T h e Jury was exposed to Mr. Stoll and he was found to be less than credible. We will try to convince thr Jury and Judge Benson that he deserves the death penalty,* Hotnlek said. In Frbruary 1998, Flserv con­ tacted Seminole County to seek Incentive assistance ami in March for economic Incentives from Lake Mary. The Lake Mary Commission agreed (4-1). con ­ ditioned upon the county's a p ­ proval o f rqual amount. On March 24, the county agreed by n 4-1 vote * Maloy against. “When Ftserv's request cam e before the Seminole County Board. only Com m issioner Maloy dissented, as he has done on all economic Incentive requests." Morris wrote to Mcnlor. ferrnt companies.*' "That may or may not be cor­ rect." Malay cald Friday. "There was a merger a year ago. What ron rrm s me Is that the com ­ pany president (Harry Schuman| has said that he felt It would be morally wrong to go anywhere else because he had told Ills people to move to Lake Mary. They've been determined to come to Lake Mary all along. We didn't need to waste $150,000 of taxpayer's money to coax them." Irritated at Maloy's letter. Seminole County Commission Chairman Randy Morris sent his own letter to Mealor on Wednesday. He said, *1 think it Is rather unfortunate that the issue was not better re­ searched by Commissioner Mnloy prior to Ills drafting the letter to you." Morris said that Maloy should tiave sought more In­ formation than contained In a business brief In the Orinndo Sentinel. If Maloy had con­ sulted with Robert Turk, Semi­ nole County Economic Devel­ opment Manager, he would have understood Flserv was undrr pressure from Its corpo­ rate headquarters to leave the region. *We weren’t going to give an Incentive If they had already made a decision. If they a l­ ready owned land.” Turk said. "This is the real deal." A timetable Turk provided. Indicated that u company calling Itself FIS purchased a parrel of land In Lake Mary In 1983 and later sold It. Flserv formed through the combina­ tion or two companies - has known for four years that Ita Orlando site was scheduled for demolition by the city o f Or­ lando. Morris suggested that Mealor talk to the president of Flserv to get a fuller explana­ tion o f the issues surrounding their move. T h e award clearly was Justified." Morris said. Tt Is ironic that this award has been questioned when tt Is one o f the better awnrds the City (Lake Mary) and the County have made in terms of their Investment." he said. Contacted Friday afternoon, Mealor withheld comment unlll he had a chance to read the letter from Morris. Flserv has Blgned an agree­ ment with Ptzuttl for a new fa ­ cility In Lake Mary • a $38 m il­ lion capital Investment project. According to Ken Slmback, senior vice president o f the HzuM development. Flserv will occupy the first and second floors o f a 175,000 square foot building with occupancy p ro ­ jected for May. 1999. The building Is on International Parkway In Heathrow Interna­ tional Business Center. Flserv has locations 85 cities with more than 10.000 employ­ ees. S h a ll B rodle and N ick P fs ifs u f graciously c o n tr ib ­ uted to th is report. HUNT U O N U M D H CO. DISPLAY YARD OBITUARIES VIDA LBS HAIUUUX Vida Lee Harrell. 88. Sanford, died Thursday, April 10. 1998. Mis. Harrell was bom In Blountstown, Fla. She was a member of First Baptist Church In Sanford. Survivors Include son. Duane, Cleveland, O s .:, .daughters. Joyce ,Smith. Joqpn Lester, both of Sanford; Dorothy Smith. Yulee. Fla.; v brother. Walton Johnson. Orange Park; sisters. Vertie Harper. Panama City. Estelle Chason. St. Olen Mary, Fla.; 32 grandchildren; 9 great-grandchildren. Adams Funeral Home, Inc., Blountstown. tn charge o f a r ­ rangements. Hwy. 17-tt - MsMsnd Ph. m $$— Q$m Hunt. Owner brother. Claude. Wauchula; b grandchildren. Gratnkow Funeral Home. Sanford. In charge o f arrange­ ments. H w n u u .. v m A U ts Funeral services will beheld 2 pan. Sunday from (he graveside of Mag­ nolia Cemetery In Blountatown with the Reverend Olcnn Hall offici­ ating. Interment will follow. Adama Funeral Home. Blountatown, ti charge of the arrangements. \Bonun Spnnglm. yourparents tirsl child |Asafkmeryouom l beautiful Youweretaken , hornusayeartoo today; on thatrwoitn day I IMM srtfrsorrowsad' paid neverto be forgotten I ' Love. .1 \Mom. Dad. Deanna. DarylandDene I m Im Mm Davis n . l i t • Agril 1». 1 X 7 iW ii: V a u lt T o p . G ra v e G r o s e c lo s e 1 HAJtVKY CAUL HAULS trumpeted tn a front page story the Mayor's In­ tent to sell the existing City Hall to Seminole County. The article also repeated. ‘ Mayor Dale said if the county purchased the city hall, the city might investigate the possibility of a new city hall on French Avenue near lBth Street, where the city owns 10 acres o f land across from Sanford Middle School," Coincidentally, this land Is currently a park. Do we see a pat­ tern here? Mr. Mayor, If In fact you are dedicated to helping with the economic development of downtown Sanford, why not move the offices o f the city government into currently vacant office space in downtown? The top floors o f the First Union building sit empty. Most o f the First Fed­ eral tower Is vacant, os Is most o f the Wei aka Building. Why spend several million dollars building a new city hall that Is out o f the down­ town area when you could match your rhetoric with action by occupying existing downtown spaceis)? Why pave additional parkland? The city could that assist in the refurbishment of these spaces with s fraction o f the funds that would be spent to design and build a new city hall. This way city employees can continue to rat and shop downtown on lunch hours rather than taking this revenue to French Avenue, while the city government directly supports the owners of these buildings as well as the devel­ opment o f downtown. Quest col Harvey Carl Harris. 70. East Woodland Drive. Sanford, died Wednesday. April 15, 1998 at Columbia Medical CenterSanford. Bom Oct. 25. 1927 tn Oreenvllle, N.C.. he moved to Central Florida In 1957 from Ayden, N.C. Mr. Harris was a sales representative for Sears. He served In the U.S. Army and Air Force. Mr. Harris was a member o f Sanford Christian Church. Survivors Include wife, Fran­ ces; sons, Harvey C. Jr., Chesapeake. Va., Richard U., Deltona. S. Keith. Orlando: alateis. Alma Rowley. Greensboro, Vt.. Lillian Hart. Tarbora. N.C.; Canoe tanks seepage from homes around the lake. Development at Umacuan began during this period. Heavy rains In late 1995 and early 1998 threatened to flood homes In that community and ares residents questioned the flow o f water through the chain o f lakes that make up the Crystal Lake Basin. The officials said they were awed fay the natural beauty and the abundance o f birds that they saw on their trip. Braider, an avid canoeist, sold 'M ore than anything. I waa struck, that despite living In such an urban area, (we have) something as beautiful and natural (as this lake) In the middle o f the city.* B ren d a has spoken to his fellow commissioners and city staff about the creation o f an environmental advisory board, that would oversee Issues such as surface water quality. A Lake Watch program has been active In the city but Brender did not know the status o f Ita findings. "We obviously have some work to do," Brender aald. with regard to the w a ta quality. Brender observed the change In clarity o f the w a t a as he canoed near the golf course. "We have to look at all o f the causes. There are some things that can be done...fairly Inex­ pensively." "The very first thing we need to do Is deal with the water quality." Greene said. The com m lsaiona sees the posi­ tioning o f the new police sta­ tion downtown as an asset to the cause o f better water qual­ ity tn Crystal Lake. The sewer lines installed to service the new police station will eventu­ ally allow more businesses and home to connect, relieving de­ pendence on septic systems. Both commissioners would like to see the lake managed as a resource for the citizens o f Lake Mary, but Litton aald the public does not have the right to access the lake, without the permission of private property owners. The city owns two parks located on the shore of the lake but city ordinance prohibits public access, so there is no boat launching a l­ lowed. "The city's responsibility (to the lake) Is protect It during development," Litton said. He added that Umacuan. as stipulated In its development agreement. Is required to monltlor the amount o f fertllt z a sn ^bcsU cldc that Is ap­ plied t ^ t h e common areas around the lake. Litton aald. because o f the canoe trip, he has a better un­ derstanding o f both sides o f the w a ta Issue. "I certainly gained a deeper appreciation o f the Crystal Lake Basin, and m o lt respect for the beauty and wildlife o f Crystal Lake.” S e n s itiv e M a r U e -O n s ite | MELTONMONUMENTS. SERVICE JU tm m ber Your L o v 4 Oust Know Where They Ana T im o t h y W illie M e lt o n , J r. S a n fo r d . 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Sr.sc . ___________________ mu �BA Snnvrvn« HoraU Santerd Honda Sunday Af"' ’ 9 I 99B Health & Fitness Lmkm M m ry ’m O l d o s t R e s t a u r a n t D angerous drugs used as assault weapons There are many reports of drug* which have been used In cases of sexual assault. The drugs that Itave received the most publicity are Kohypnol mul Gamma Hydroxybutyrate (GHB). These drugs, which dissolve easily, are slipped Into an unsuspecting victims drink The victim Is rendered help­ less once the effects of the drugs are felt. Each of these drugs, co m ­ monly called the date rape drugs, have several different street names. Kohypnol is usually referred to as roofies. mphles. rope, forget pill or mind-erasers. GHB Is known on the street os cherry meth, liquid X. and liquid ecstasy. Another drug to beware of Dial produces an effect of ‘ conscious sedation* Is Mlda /olam Hydrochloride (Versed) It ts a powerful sedativehypnotic. Both Rohypnol and Versed are benzodiazepines. Tliese drugs usually are sold on the street In pill form. GHB was original developed as a surgical anesthetic, but was abandoned because It has many serious side effects. It ts commonly distributed as a white powder or a colorless, odorless clear liquid and sells for around $10 a Mai. Although GHB can be easily slipped Into a glass of water and remain unnoticed, some people claim that It lias a salty taste. Some serious effects of these HEALTH ALYCE mm— Jm K L E IN , R N drugs are memory loss, eonfu ston. Intense drowsiness, nau­ sea. vomiting. unconscious­ ness. respiratory depression or arrest, seizures, and coma. They can also produce an am­ nesiac effect, when you are victimized you may not r e ­ member what was done to you. Tlie drugged person ap­ pears drunk Victims of these drugs can lose eight to twelve hours, or their life. These drugs are potentiated and therefore morr lethal when mixed with alcohol. The attacker will slip one of these drugs, which dissolves quickly. Into the victim s drink. Thr victim remains unaware of what Is about to happen. The drugged effect can occur In ten to twenty minutes and re suit In dangerously low blood pressure, respiratory dr pres slon. coma, respiratory arrest, and death. According to Erin Brown. C o ­ ordinator of Health Education IVograms and Co-Coordinator of Rape Awareness and P r e ­ vention at UCK (University ot Central Florida), the problems wc see with these drugs now arr Just thr beginning. ‘ People on campus take these drugs because they want the euphoric alcohol like effect, or they use it to drug their d r ­ ums. Everyone itilxrs ihrsr drugs differently. You can not l>r sure of the potency of the drug, anil there Is a line line between safe doses and over doses, especially when taken with alcohol.* GHB and R o­ hypnol arc often sold on thr street after being manufac­ tured Illegally In the homes of dealers. There Is a high ralr ol drugs Irelng used lor rape and theft in Orlando Ms Brown knows of a student at UCF who was at an Orlando night club when he was slipped a "rooffe". He was then mugged outside of the club No poller rrjwtrt was made, but he went to campus health services for help. They were able to test Ills urine to find out that he had been drugged. In order to know If a victim lias been drugged, blood and urine tests must be done within thr first eight to twelve hours. The victim ran lie testrd up to 72 hours after being drugged, bill It Is less accurate. "I*rrsldcnt Clinton signed legislation In February of 1097 which provides up to 20 years In Jail for use of nn Illegal drug as a tool for rape or other v io ­ lent crime.* said Erin Brown. "According to people who have admitted to purchasing Rohvpnol In this area. It was easy to buy and costs $2 a pill." Rohypnol Is sold as a prescrip­ tion drug In other countries and Is smuggled Into thr United States. Under new Federal law. simple possession ol Rohypnol Is punishable by up to three years In prison and a fine. Hie Center for Disease Con­ trol surveyed more than 25.000 college students In 1995. and found that one In seven men and one In five women had been forced to have sexual Intercourse. A c ­ cording to the Core Institute at Southern Illinois UnlvrraltyCarbondale. Sorority women were twice us likely to be sexually assaulted than nonsorority women. If you believe that you have been drugged nnd then v ic ­ timized in any way. save your (Irst morning urine and report the crime to the police Im m e­ diately. When friends net as though they have hud too much too drink, do not leave them alone. Be sure that they make It home safely, or to an emergency room If you sus|>ect that they have been druggrd. Never leave your drink unattended at parties or night clubs and never accept drinks from strangers. 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Sanfonl Museum Open Sunday, A pril 2(Hh I - I p.n Fur Information: 3212489 tL wr v :: ,4 Ait & Craft Show SenMe TownCenter A w in g and a p laq u e County Commission Chairman Randy Morris (loft) prssants a plaque to Jorge Deju, M.D., re­ tired director ot the Seminole County Department ot Health and Human Service* and t h s 'M n t noio County HMBt Department: Tho presentation was made at the dedication ot the new wing named for Deju. the current director ot tne facility. Dr. Jane Polkowski applauds Deju In the background. April 23-26 Photo by Toflvtiy VlnotM Thursday - Sunday tjft P R O M O T I O N S , IN C . Simple For monJnfaTMttoncsllJ3W 493-4130 Solutions to Tough W eight Loss A weekly column by CAROL FREEMAN Health and rttneee Consultant 0 : I've found that I can cut about 500 calories a day by skipping breakfast. That sound like a logical Idea on the surface, however, breakfast skippers often m ore than make up for It a lunch. Researchers have found that breakfast eaters generally ate a diet lower In fat and higher In carbohydrates than break­ fast skippers. Lesson 01: Don’t skip break­ fast. Breakfast may reduce the impulse for high fat. high ca lo ­ rie snacks later on. Skipping meals lowers your body’s m e­ tabolism. which norm ally speeds up to digest food. You’ll feel that In the form of lower energy. Teachers report that students that eat breakfast are more mentally alert. Lesson #2: bu m more ca lo ­ ries. Lets say your body will bum 1.600 calorics a day at rest. When you skip breakfast, you bum 80 fewer calories that day. By eating breakfast, your metabolism would will speed up to bum those 80 calorics. After 15 months you will have burnt an extra 35.000 calories, the equivalent o f ten pounds. C a rb o h y d ra te s A r e N o t E q u a l______ Carbohydrates come inmany different forms, suchas, rice, potatoes, bread, pasta, oatmeal, andothers. But whenitcomes todietingthemost frequentlyusedareoatmeal, potatoes, andrice. These carbs seemtobe the ones that yourbodycaneasily digest intoenergy with littlechance of turning into fats. When planning a lowcalorie nutritional programit is important to under­ stand the difference between fast burning carbs and slow burning carbs, to successfully lose weight. CL&cee S&minwt T O P IC ... "M AKIN G THE DECISION ABOUT ASSISTED LIVING" A N SW ER IN G YOUR QUESTIONS W H E N ? April is child abuse prevention month 12 alternatives to lashing out ■psclol to tha Harold Everyday we experience pressure from work, family, friends and other external fac­ tors. Sometimes those pressures build to the point where you feel out of control and ready to lash out at those around you. Too often, children are the victims. Currently. 14 out of every 1.000 U.S. children are confirmed vic­ tims o f child maltreatment and another 33 children are unconfirmed victims. When you feel like lashing out at a child— STOP! Simple alternatives such as those listed here from Elaine Moore, a clinical social worker with Optum. can help you feel better and may stop harmful abuse from occurring. • Take a deep breath...and another. Then remember you are the adult. • Plan regular support meetings for yourself wtlli other adults. • Remember that actions speak louder than words, and a child will observe and recall your actions, long after you have forgotten. • Talk with your child regarding the type of parent you want to be. and take responsibility for the mistakes you make. • Put your child In a time-out chair. Think about why you a— ----- — <- u y0ur child, or ts your child simply a convenient target for your anger? * Put yourself in a time-out chair. (Remember the rule: one time-out minute for each year o f age.) * Let go o f the small things and try to be leas perfectionlstlc, for you rself and for your child. * Phone a friend. * Engage stress. In regular exercise to reduce * Take a hot bath or splash cold water on your face. * Turn on some relaxing music. • * It’s okay to apologize to your child for your behavior. It allows them adults can be hum­ ble. too. However, do not subsUtute for changing continued behavior which Is harm­ ful. W H A T? The Renaissance Retirement Community presents a seminar designed for adult children of elderly parents and/or senior citizens. GUEST SPEAKERS: TOM CAMPBELL Mr Campbell has worked in the health care field for more than twelve yeara. He hat provided workshop* locally and nationally in resident care, mental health, customer service and working with the family. He serves as volunteer trainer for the Department of Eider Affaire. He is a Board Member for the East Central Florida Assisted Living Association and serves on the professional advisory committee* for Shands Home Care. Mariner Home Health and the Miller Center of Older Adults. Mr Campbell is President and owner of Residential Care Resource Network. CAROL NIEMIECRegisiered Nurse • Ms. Nicmicc has been in the health care field for sistecn years including the position of Director of Nursing in long term care. She will define independent/assisted living services. DATE: APRIL 23,1998 TIME: 7:00 - 8:00 PM LOCATION: Itenalssance Retirement im m u n ity * Coll for prevention Information: National Committee to Prevent Child Abuse (800) 55NCPCA. * Optum provides members with 24-hour telephone assistance from registered nurses and master's level counselors on a variety o f medical and behavioral health care topics. Optum provides this service free-of-charge to members o f United Healthcare o f Florida. W H Y ? ILS.V.P. 300 West Airport Boulevard Sanford, Florida 32771 By April 21st 323-7306 (Relta Adams) Lie P A C U T O O IIIS j �Da’ Bomb hears all... Do Bomb sez that, In all Seminole County Elementary schools, he‘a noticed that people are relatively calm for a bunch of young kids. Then, on Fridays, they seem to go on a sugar binge and go nuts. It happens everywhere. Hey. Ms. Flanagan and Ms. Orseck and Lake Mary Elementary: Do Bomb promises to never get your name wrong again. Thumbs up to the managers and trainers of Seminole County sports teams. You guys do a lot of work and don't get the attention of the players and Do omb has never heard any of you complain. Do Bomb needs to start doing more on Ly* man High School. S tu d ies com e first fo r A llis o n L eic h By J e ff B crllnlcke ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR Allison Lench had full run of Walt Disney World on Thurs­ day. She was there with her par­ ents already, and It was a tienullful day. Rut Allison said she had to rare homr to study for a cou­ ple of trsts. So long Mickey Mouse, hello textbooks. Allison was the winner of the Disney Dreamer and Doer award for laikc Mary Elemen­ tary School where she Is a fifth-grader. ‘ 1 would have missed too much studying.’ Allison said. She started the day at the Nutcracker Ballroom at Dis­ ney World rating breakfast with n group of the others who were bring honored. Each year. Disney honors one stu­ dent from each of Central Florida's schools after kids are nominated by schoolteachers and voted on by a school panel. Aflcr breakfast, tliey were led to the main ballroom so tliey could be Introduced to the crowd. consisting of school teachers and admin)stnitors and friends and family mrmbrr*. Allison's picture was put on u large screen and she walked across the stage to nccept her medal. Later, her picture was taken with Mickey Mouse and It was time to study. She's hern doing a lot of studying. Allison maintains an A average despite a busy schedule that Includes par­ ticipating In the video club and student govrmmenl where lire Lake Mary students have l»een raising money for the poor. Outside of school, Allison works out with gymnastics, tennis and she plays piano. That could help her In the fu­ ture berause she wants to be a Christian singer one day. Still. homework always rones first. *1 take u long time on my homework.’ Allison said. *My favorite classes are language arts and math. I really like language because when I Just want to have fun. I like to sit down and write.* When the award was an­ nounced. It came over the In­ tercom at school and Allison said hrr friends went wild, but that she was shocked. T m not the kind o f person who ever wins at anything.* she said. Don't worry about Allison. She rrally Is a winner. IM S W w l( by JW I ■ » * ( ■ « where she to a fifth-grader and maintains a perfect straight-A average. Alison Latch was honored Thursday as the Disney Dreamer and Doer from Lake Mary Elementary School Just call her Dr. Nina Parikh Try an O riginal. Uy J e ff B erllnlcke ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR We have a g u t reeling y o u ’ll love it. Nina I'arlkh wants to lx a pediatrician one day Her dad Is a doctor and there urr several more In her f a m ily Bill NltU^ serin h) ic ret1 do anything she puts her mind to. BIRTHDAY PARTIES NOW AVAILABLE! KIDS C A N BE C H E F FOR A DAY ScNotnfcy'a Original Sandwich la a moufvw fr t n g stack of Ihraa ttofcloui dak maata. Real Wisconsin Cheeses,' fresh tomatoes, lettuce, onions and marinated black okves on our famous Baked Fresh Dally'" sourdough buns. Wa think in become your favorite! She was named Disney’s Drramer and Doer at Heath­ row Elementary School wherr she wus honored with a trip to Walt Disney World Thursday with kids from all over Centra) Florida. Nina took the medal she was awarded to school Friday and explained what tire 4-C's are that are symbolic of the prize. “They stand for 2 9 0 4 O R L A N D O O R . (1 7 * 9 2 ) 1/2 M . N o . o f A ir p o r t B lv d ., S A N F O R D (4 0 7 ) 3 2 4 -2 9 9 7 • F A X l 3 2 9 -4 0 1 2 _ ! ■ ■ !■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ m m . -------- r ! BUY ONEREGULAR SIZE ORIGINAL A TWO MEOIUM j I DRINKS 4 RECEIVEONEREGULAR ORIGINAL I ■ WITH t O O O curiosity, V M M O n ly A fla t I 300 p m u r » l»«* confidence, courage and con­ stancy,* Nlnu said. *1 had to show courage when I first moved to Florida and didn't know anybody and didn't have any friends. I think It’s kind of easy to makr friends.’ Nina said she was kind of nervous when It camr lime to accept her award before a large gathering at tire special ceremony, but said she couldn't sec anybody because o f all the lights that were shining on her. She went with her parents Schlotzsky’s Deli I I I reeuler-eUeS ScMottafcy'a Mndwtch | I (V a te a n d I ecM o ttsS y'S * S ir a M c h FTtKCI ' NOTMUOMTHM.OMH ATTTfl 1fV I I WITH*0 OfAT tig ( n . _| F R E E S A N D W IC H -----------^ Page Private School I SMSt) M ln M M Nru Parikh Is tho Droamar and Doer al Heathrow Elementary School. She wants to be a pediatrician one day. and her principal. Me Jenk­ ins. to the event. Nina keeps an active life In and out o f school. She re­ ceives all A's on card and has an project going on school right now. Co-educational her report Interesting outside of She and a 90 yea*& o fQ u a lity Enrollment Now In Progress O PEN HOUSE F r e e E n ro llm e n t F e e T h is D a y O n ly ! (F o r N e w E n r o llm e n t s ) B r in g T h is A d W it h You! A p r i l 25, 1998 1 0 :0 0 a .m . - 1 2 :0 0 N o o n C o m e J o in T h e F u n ! B r in g T h e F a m ily ! 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The frus­ tration starls to bubble. Then, the diagnosis on your car doesn't look very good. You end up having to stay an entire night when you needed your car repaired yesterday. By now. the pressure cooker has blown. Tills Is the situation that unfolds In the new Seminole Community College play. Stan ton’s Garage. Wrttten by Joan Ackermann, the action takes place In Missouri on Route 30 at a small garage. A business lady from Chicago Is stuck at the garage while her Volvo Is getting fixed. Her wait turns Into a 24-hour ordeal. She's In a hurry while everybody around her seems to be In slow m o­ tion. She wants the job done In a New York minute but It takrs a country mile to get to the finish line. While waiting, she takes an sign mesh. Sets are pretty to look at but lifeless without good acting. In Stanton's Ga m gc. the sets were vibrant thanks to the talents of the cast. Introspective look and makes some self-dlscoverles. Tire audience Is having a grand time In the process. Laughter rose from the crowd during the April 17 show. It wns well earned. It's a quirky comedy that starts off. literally, with a King as one of the waiting cu s­ tomers pulls a gun. Nothing malicious mind you. He Just does It to make a point. The two- act play will con ­ tinue tonight. April 19. and April 24 thru 26. Friday and Saturday performances begin at H p.m. Sunday shows start at 2 p.m. For more Informa­ tion. call (407) 32H-2040. Also, parents should heed the wanting In the play's program: Tills play contains graphic language and adult situations. Dr. Karen Copp directs the play and she splendidly ca p ­ tures the down home feel of the garage from the hubcaps hanging on the walls like tro­ phies to the old waiting room couch. It all has a familiar, lived In feeling to It. The coun­ try music moseys out of the Fine Arts Theatre speakers. Even though you probably would hate to be stuck In the same situation as the play's lead character, you wouldn't mind It too much with all the hospitality and amrnltlrs. Copp employed the services of 20 SCC students for her D u r in g o u r John Hagusa In tho SCC production of Stanton's Garage production. A lot ol the per­ formers In the play pull double duty as uctor and production B t a lf member. The finished product Is memonible. and a credit to the theater program that Seminole Community College has. And both the acting and the production de- s to r e w id e A n n iv e r s a r y o f s a v in g s th e s e S a le , o ffe r s Tickets are $0 for the general public, $5 for senior citizens and students from other schools. And the play Is free to SCC faculty, students and staff. Reservations can also be madr by calling the theatre Itox office. Sure, waiting rooms are altout as much fun ns watching water drip from a faucet. 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Service with a Personal Concern for Your Repair , N eeds! 1 5 t| Harrell &. Beverly v Transmissions R ip m n g and H eb u iU u g A utom atic T m u m s m n s 209 W . 25th S L , Sanford 3 2 2 ' MV.00M4 Since 1959~.Saine Location ‘ * �Seminole Herald. Sanford, Florida • Sunday. April 19. 1998 - I B believe Ex tra. P o in t? Jeff Berlinicke ttefa/dSfaff WrltQr. County schools loaded with nice guys and girls SA N FO R D _ A s a sp ortsw riter, y o u com e a cross all kinds o f people from the petu lan t to the popular. Y ou g o ou t every day. w rite abou t o g a m e and m eet up w ith som e ath lete that, at th e S em in ole Herald, can m ean a n y th in g fro m a M a gic p la yer to a g ro u p o f eig h t-y ea r-o ld soccer kids. S om e o f them a re great: oth ers a ren ’t. B ut w hen It com es to the S em in o le C ou n ty high sch ool ath letes, and w e ’re ju s t talk in g abou t the sp rin g players. It’s a m a z ­ ing how coop era tive an d. w ell. Just darn ed nice, they’v e been. It can 't a lw a y s b e ea sy fo r them to cu t class to m eet u p w ith a desperate sportsw riter on deadline. A fter gam es, the last th in g th ey w an t to do Is stand there, sw eating, ex p la in in g his break in g boll. A nd w h en you d o tills for several years, som etim es you dread g o in g to certa in sch ools and som etim es, you kn ow you have a bu nch o f great kids that w ill m ake y o u r Job a pleasure. T h at b rin gs us buck to the sp rin g season this year. W e h a ven ’t ulw ays gotten e v e ry ­ w h ere and. h on estly, based on results, som e sch ools get a little m ore Ink than oth ers, and som e deserve a lot m ore. But It seem s like It's tim e to point o u t som e o f the kids w h o h ave m ade this scaadfj su ch a pleasu re to cover, at least so far. ' Because of the previous po! Lake Mary baseball team rises to top of 6A-District 3 standings By JefT Berlinicke g n iu n d iT tliut was bubbled by the Lake Maiy Infield and the Greyhounds led 1-0. ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR LAKE MARY _ Who would have thought that, when district play ended at the end o f the season. It would be Lake Mary celebrating on the pitcher's mound with a regular season championship? Certainly not Lake Brantley, Oviedo or any of the other teams expected to flnlsn above the Rams In the standings, but by finishing In a dead heat with l.ake Drontley, the Rams took the tie-breaker and won u first-round bye and top seed In district play which be­ gins next week. Lake Mary beat Lyman. 4-2 last night to ram the ti­ tle. Lyman could have won It If It hadn’t given up u late lead to Lakr Urantlry Wednesday which put thr Patriots back in thr race. Confunrd? You should be. But. after It all breaks down, the Rama and Patriots have first-round byes which means an awful lot In a year In which every­ body In Class QA-Dlstrlct 3 Is so evenly matched. Josh O'Brien got the ball In the biggest game o f the year for Lake Mary after ace Brian Bretzer shut down Lake Howell Wednesday to put the Rams In position O’Brien filled the role perfectly. "We Uke It that everyone considers as the under­ dogs." O’Brien said. "It shows us whnt we re made of." Last night. O’Brien was made up of guts Hr got through an early deficit when Lyman scored In the first, then shut down a Lyman threat in the sixth. 'I felt a lot of pressure." O’Brien said. "It was a big game with big possibilities." For the Rams. It storied out disastrously. Billy Hess led off the game for Lyman with a double nnd was sacrificed to third by Josh Horen. Jose T o n es sent a U k r Mary ram r bark right away. Eric Olem singled and Matt Allegra followed with an Immediate homer to pul Lake Mary up. 2-1. H ie R im * scored again In the second when Jose Torino* singled and came around to score, then Ly­ man pltrher J.T. Williamson settled down and battled O'Brien. Lyman made It 3-2 In the third when Jason Ziegler singled and scored on a balk after a pair o f sacrifices. O'Hrlen hung tough nnd Lakr Mary got a key Insur­ ance run In the fourth when Randy Lewis led off with a double, moved to third on a ground out. and scored on a deep sacrifice fly from Josh Sanford. There was trouble In the Lyman sixth for the Rams. Tyler Carr got hit l»y a pitch with one out nnd Kevin Graves hit a massive double ofT the center field wall, but O'Hrlen got bac k his composure and struck out two strulght. No Lyman runner would reach again, and Lake Mary won the regular season title. The Rams will host Seminole Monday night. It will t»r Senior Night for Lakr Mary with ceremonies start­ ing at 0:45 p m. and the game beginning at 7:30 p.m. Luke Miuy will then conclude the regular season with a pair of games against Orlando power Ur. Phil­ lips. The Rams will go to Orlando on Wednesday for a 4 p.m. game and thrn return home to host the Pan­ thers on Friday at 7 p.m. Lyman will wrap up the regular season by hosting Deltona on Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. and then host the Class 0A-District 3 Tournament that will nin from April 27th through-May 1st. The Greyhounds and Rams along with Dr Lund. Lakr Hrantley. Lake Howell and Oviedo will make up the field. Seminole here at the Herald, Lake Mary and Seminole used to get the majority of coverage. Not any more, but w ell have to start with Seminole. While It's Impossible to name everybody who has gone out of their way to cooperate over the past couple of years, some of the athletes who come to mind are softball play­ ers Sherri Elland and Kelly Langton. Elland once came up after an interview and asked to make sure everyone got mentioned while, on a solo story on Langton. Kelly came up and asked If Sherri could be Included. No egos here. At Seminole baseball, between the past two seasons and the American Legion Post S3 W orld Series championship team last summer, there ore too many to name, but C3 William s. Chaz Lytle. Andrew Dlemer and Tim Raines have always gone out of their way to help. That doesn’t mean no one else has. but that's ju st to name a few. And don't forget Amy Hawkins from the girls lacrosse team who stood up to help when we needed a story about a beginning team that had Just lost 25-0. t-nk* Mary has been excellent this spring. Josh O ’Brien and Brian Bretzer are always available and when It comes to softball. It would be easy to Just Include the entire team although Brea Van Swearingen. Kelly Harbour. Sarah Smith. Jeannle Manx. Halle Sewards and. basically, everyone else been great. While we're at It. some thanks to the Lake Mary lacrosse m anagers who arc one of the funniest bunch you could ever Interview. While we're talking funny, the Oviedo girls lacrosse captains are the best. Sometimes It's not easy to get a high school player to talk. With them It's not easy to get them to stop. And. by the way. they went out with the guys team and conducted a clinic at Lawton Elementary. Also at Oviedo, David W alsh and Taylor Pope were great talking about a boys la­ crosse team that Just never lived up to ex­ pectations. Staying at Oviedo, baseball players Ben Knapp. Jeremy Frost i * always been great, esi played on the Post S3 team. U waa always easy to write about the Seminole players, but Oviedo never complained. At Lyman, the baseball team hasn't al­ ways gotten the recognition It has deserved, leading the districts with a week left In the regular season, but Tyler Carr and Evan Lolacono have been wonderful throughout the season, and with the way t h i n & a r e going with the Greyhounds, there ^ 1 be more contacts soon. ' For some reason, although Lake Howell has had its best year In awhile, playing with Brantley HERALD SPORTS EDITOR SANFORD . Waa that Orrg Mad­ dox on the mound at Seminole High School last night? In a battle reminiscent o f the re­ cent encounters between the Braves' Maddox and Philadelphia's Curt Shilling. Seminole High's Lance Odom threw 70 pitches and gave up four harmless singles as he outdueled Lake Brantley’s Orrg Lotos Odom (left) provided the arm and battsrymsts Don Taylor (right) provided the bat as Seminote blanked U k e Brantlsy 3-0 ma Ssmlnols Athletic Confsrsncs baasbal battls at Ssmlnols High Schoot'• Alumni Field Friday nigtt. Frost getting hot for Oviedo ^ ,..7 _____ Duvall is perfect for Seminole By Deaa Smith HERALD SPORTS EDITOR SANFORD _ The weather wasn't the only thing perfect at Seminole High School Friday afternoon. Marla Duvall was amazing as the junior pitcher struck out 11 of the drat 12 batten she faced and completely dominated Mainland In throwing a perfect gams (no hits, no base run­ ners) as Seminole crushed the Buccaneers 25-0 In a Class 5ADistrict 5 softball game. Duvall struck out the first six batters she faced before the seventh batter In the Mainland lineup tried to bunt leading off the third Inning. But the attempt went right back to Duvall, who (Upped to first and then proceeds to strike out the next five she HERALD CORRESPONDENT WINTER PARK _ It may be s lit­ tle late In the season for a frost warning, but os far as the Oviedo High School baseball team Is con­ cerned. the timing couldn't be bet­ ter. Jeremy Frost launched s solo home run - his eighth o f the sea ­ son • added a single, a walk, two Duvall dosed out her 12th victory o f the season by getting a pop up to third, s line drive Class SA-Oistrict 5 aoftbal gams si Ssmlnols High 8chool Friday aftsmoon. �•a** 4; ' mi »g 2B Seminole Continued from Page IU 'I was going to la k r her out. K 'ta u s r \vr hail a such a big lead * said Sem inole head o ii ii h Have Kogrr*» "Hut I ■ Mildn I pull h ri w ith a perfect came on the line * i ’ m a ll is now 12 6 on the ». ason and went m o t the cen :u n m a rk w ith s tn k r outs this season now w ith | 0:< m 117 m iu n ^ ifllenstvely the F ig h tin g ■scminoles were also ver\- good against an obviously Interior I'm canecr squad Si-mlnole scored five runs In die tirst in n in g an d two ru n s In second in n in g before sending 2d h atters to the p la te m the th ird in n in g and scoring I s runs Five Tribe batters rame to the plate three times tn the in n ln g with Duvall scoring three (7 11 times herself and seven others scoring twice each Contributing to a 15-hit Seminole attack were Mandv lYlddy )3-for-3. three runs seorrd three Kill). Duvall 12lot -3 with a double, lour nitis scored, four ItBI) and Medina Witte 12 lor 3 with a double, two runs scoted. three RBI) Also contributing were Tamara Sleep |2-for-3, one run scored, two RHI). Lakrtta Bry .cut |2-for--t. two nms scored, two RHI). Ain.uida Mustakas II lor I three runs scored). Sherri Ktland 11 for -3, thrre n m s scored, two RBI). Kelley Lrngton (l-for-3. three ntns scoted. one RBI). Angela Kee lei || l o t i three runs scoted. three RBI) and Octavta Redd (one run scored!. Seminole is now 12 7 on the season and 7-1 In district play The Tribe will plav a makeup IN BRIEF Recreation Cheerleading SANFORD. _ Die Sanford Recreation IV part men t ts ollenng a Cheerleading Class lor gttls ages 6-aml-Up. Tile 10-week class will Iregtn on April 22nd and !>e held ex erc Wednesday from 5 30 p.m to ti.30 p.m. through June 24th Fees are as follows: current participants $30. new registrants _ $3H (Includes pom ­ pons A T-shirt). Please call 330-5697 for more Information Golf for Lake Howell OVIEDO Support the Like Howell High School Booster Club at the annual goll tour­ nament Apnl 19 at the Ekana Goll Club The club raises money for Like Howell athletics. There will be a 1:30 p.m. shotgun start with closest to the pin. longest drive, and putting competitions starting at noon. Range lialls will be provided for practice Cost ts $48 per player and Includes 18 holes with rarts. as well as lunch. For d e­ tails call Anne Lucas at (407) 679-8321 or Doug Dorsum at (407) 699-9790. Rung Fu/Murtial Arts classes SANFORD _ The Sanford Recreation De­ partment Is olferlng Kung-Fu and Marital Arts classes. T r ib e ---------------------Continued from Page IB Lee. 3-0. at Alumni Field Fnday night. T t « only runs tn tire gome came on a basesloaded, two out. full count double to the Irftfleld com er by Don Taylor tn the bottom o f the fifth Inning Odom struck out live and walked none in run­ ning his record to 6-2 on the season. He also forced 12 ground ball outs and kept hard-hitting Felipe Lopez olT the bases. Two of the Patriots hits came tn the top of the tirst Inning with two out. and one of those was tainted at best. After a fly out and a ground out. Justin Smith got a sharp single to center. D ie next batter, Charles Stegall, grounded the ball toward second and hit Smtth for the third out. By scoring rules. Stegall receives a hit on the play. L i t . who came Into the game with an 8-0 rec­ ord. allowed the lead-off batter to reach base five o f the six Innings, but pitched out of every Jam but the one that beat him. Lee was In trouble Immediately as Paulo Silva led off the bottom of the first Inning by tipping Ills first pitch Into rlghtcenter field for a double and Dm Rallies followed with a walk. But Lee got out o f trouble with a strike out. fly out and another strike out. The Fighting Scminoles also had a golden o p ­ portunity In the second Inning as Ryan Abeljon got all the way to second on a throwing error and moved over to third on a ground out. But a strike out and a ground out ended that Utreat. Die Patriots had chances In the third and fourth Innings. Brian Uoeshko singled leading ofl the third and advanced to second on a bunt by Adam Kltngrr But Odom got a strike out and a groun­ der. Stegall got his second hit with one out In the game with Like Howell at Red Bug Lake Park on Monday starting at 4 p.m. FIGHTING SEMINOLES 25. BUCCANEERS O Mainland 00 0 00 0 0 3 Seminote 52(1 H) Oa 26 15 0 I' 1*1111-1 Vl.ulitnv I II an.l Mi hi tinti IHIS.UI and Kllaitd Wl* Otnall ll J til U ’ . I’ I’alrl S a ir . ixm r 211 Js-tni note l*m .ill Witte d ll nnnr lilt S M I T H H U R L S A NO NO LONGWOOt) _ Sarah Smith tossed a no hitter and Mragan Dontrich drove tn tluee runs as Lakr Mary bllt/ed l.yman 19 1 RAMS 19. GREYHOUNDS 1 Lake Maty 343 03 19 15 2 Lyman OOO Ol 1 0 3 .'•mill anil A IVuiiHf li s. imii/ .ittv 1 K.it..itvk.is Wl* Smith 110 71 II* Si hull/ S .i\r itonr 211 Hour III iH fir UK i f 'i i f lu tn tiU L ik r M d n 22 :i Classes, for ages 6 to adult, will be held on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 0 p m to 7:15 p.m at the Downtown Youth Center located on the bottom floor ol Sanlnrd Cllv Hull. 300 N Park Avr Cost Is $30 pet month lor adults and $25 per month for kids 6-12. Family prices arc also available For more Information, call 330-5697 Solar Bears to face Indy ORLANDO _ The Orlando Solar Bears will face-off against the Indianapolis Ice In the tirst round of thr 1998 IIIL Turner Cup Playoffs The tirst round will l>e a best ol live series. Orlando had a record of 1-1-2 against the Ice during thr regular season D ie drst two playoff games will be held at the Orlando Arena. Game t| will he on Dtursday. Apnl 16. while Game «2 will lx* on Saturday. Apnl 18. Faee-oflfor lx>lli games will be at 7 p.m. Games *3 and »4 (If nrcrssary) will lx* held at Market Square Arena In Indianapolis Dates and limes for these games are still to lx* determined, due to posslblr NBA Playoffgames for the Indiana Parent. If Game *5 Is nrcessary. It will lx* held at the Orlando Arena. Date and time for that contest Is also still to be drtemilnrd. Dckrts for the first two home playoffganies (Game A and Game H) are on side now at the Orlando Arena box ofllce. al ull Ticket Master locations, or by calling D ckrlM aster s phone center at (407) 839-3900. For more Information on the IHL Playoffs, you can also call the Orlando Solar Bears playoff hotline at (401) 916-2750. fourth Inning and stole second. He then went to third on a grounder, but Odom came back with a strike out and Lake Brantley never had an­ other batter reach base, retiring tbe final 11 men he faced. The Tribe had another chance In the fourth as Taylor led off with a walk, went to second on a wild pitch and moved over to third on a groun­ der. But Lee struck out the next two batters. In the fifth. Andy Hall led off with a single and advanced on a wild pitch. But the next two bat­ ters made outs, with Hall moving to third on a grounder. D m Raines walked and stole second and Clyde Williams was Intentionally walked to load the bases and set the stage for Taylor. Abeljon gave Seminole one final chance for some Insurance as he led ofT die sixth with a walk and stole second. But Lee again rose up and struck out two and got a tremendous Major League backltand play and throw from the hole between short and third by Lopez to nail the Tribe runner by three steps. Lee finished with a thrce-hlttcr and struck out nine. Stegall had two hits and Bocshko and Smith one hit each for Lake Brantley. Taylor was l-for-3 with a double and three RBI. while Silva had a double. Hall singled and scored a run and Tim Raines and Wilburns scored one run each. Seminole, ranked No. 6 In Class 5A. Is now 18-7 on the season and will play at Lake Mary at 7:30 p.m. on Monday. Lake Brantley, which Is ranked No. 3 In Class 6A and was (lying high after winning a tourna­ ment In Kentucky last week and securing a bye In the upcoming district tournament by beating Lyman on Wednesday, fell to 20-4. The Patriots will be at Winter Park on Monday for a 7:30 p.m. contest. L ions Continued from Page IB runs scored, two RBI. and three stolen bases (Nos. 13. 14. and 15 on the season) Friday to lead thr L i­ ons to a 6 0 victory over the Like Howell Silver Hawks. D ie win improves Oviedo to 12 10 overall and 3-7 against 6A*Dlstrtct 3 opponents. Lake Howell, which was celebrating Us Senior Night, dropped to 18-11 and 4-6 tn the district. Frost currently leads the Li­ ons in hitting with .379 aver­ age. He’s scored a team-leading 23 runs and driven in a tearnbcsl 20 runs, accounting for nearly 30 percent of Oviedo's run production. "Jeremy s the complete pack­ age offensively." said Oviedo roach Kcnnc Hrown. "He hits for power, lilts for average, drives In runs, and steals bases. And he plays good team baseball ... he does what nerds to be done In the situation." About 10 days, when the Li­ ons were mired In a streak that saw them lose four In a row iuid six of seven (all to GADistrut 3 opponrntsi. Frost made another important con ­ tribution. moving from the out­ field to behind the plate. "We were struggling and I was looking to ahake things up.” said Brown. "Guy Erwin's been doing a phenomenal Job for us at catcher, but he's been getting beaten up back there catching every inning. So Jer­ emy said he'd catch and Guy could move to the out field.’ Frost staked CMedo to a quick 1-0 lead when he belted a solo home run in the top of the first Inning. He walked, stole second, and scored on Rich Rodriguez's single In the third. In the seventh' Frost sin­ gled home Larry Grayson. Ben Knapp followed Frost's lead and knocked a solo home run In the second Inning. In the fourth Inning. Erwin led off with a single and ad­ vanced to third on Knapp's double that knocked Lake Howell Btarter Danny Burleson from the game. Troy Boutwell greeted reliever Ross Decker with a single to plate Erwin and Knapp. Dtat was more than enough offense for Oviedo pitcher Jeff Monaco, who tossed his sec­ ond consecutive complete game. Monaco, who attended Lake Howell before moving Into the Oviedo district last sum­ mer. allowed Just four singles while striking out 11 and walking one. A week ago. Monaco (6-2) threw his first complete game of the season In defeating Boone. "Jeff Monaco has really come through here when we've needed him," said Brown. His two complete-game wins have reallv given the team a lift." Knapp led the Lion ntne-hlt attack with his home run. dou­ ble. and two runs scored. Frost had a home run. single, two RBI. and two runs scored. R o­ driguez finished with two sin­ gles and an RBI. Boutwell had a single and two RBI. Erwin and Grayson each singled and scored a run. Notching one single each for Lake Howell were Chris Case, Jim Blood good, Joe Muley. and Nik Hajak. Oviedo visits Seminole Tues­ day for a Seminole Athletic Conference contest at 7 p.m. before wrapping up Its regular season campaign at Boone next Friday night. at tin- t .iiItmi llrulry Sports Complex Ihursday afternoon Smith improved to 10 2 with the win and the Rams are now 22 3 on the season lea d in g the offense for laikr Man* were Brtr Van Sweartn gen (3-for-5. one RBI), Meagnn Dontrtch (2-for-2. three RUI). Kelly Plnrentlne (2 -tor-2, two RBI). Jackie Ctlspcil (2-for-5 two RBI) and liable Sovvarcb (2-tor-5. one Rill). H i p Rams will host Apopkt at fi p m on Tuesday Lyman boys gain home field advantage over Rams in lacrosse battle By J e ff Uerllnlcke ASSISTANT SH IRTS EDITOR IAK E MARY _ D ure were times when It got ugly last night at the l-tke Mary • Lyman hoys l.umssc game. D ierv was a lot on the line as the teams played to deter mine who would have home Held advantage lor the first round ol playoffs when the teams meet again Tuesday. Lyman won the game. 8 2. dominating throughout, hut not only was the play sloppy, the mood turned towards ugly hy the end of the game. Lacrosse Is a finesse game with just a touch ol combat. 1-ast night, it was a game of romb.it with a tom b of llnrsse By the time the officials (ticked up the last yellow bag off the playing Held. Stephen Smith had scored lour goals to lead the Grryhotinds. He said the game got ugly, hut that there would lx- no hard feelings when the teams battle again In lour days. "Yeah. It got a IIItIr ugly at the end." Smith said "Hut It wasn't all trash talking We play with gixtd. clean sports­ manship.* Thr winner ol thr rematch Tuesday will gel thr privilege ol playing Like I Irani ley unless the I’atrtols suffer a major up­ set Tuesday. Like Brantley has only one loss on the season and that was to a team from Long Island where lacrosse Legal Notices NOTICC o r PUBLIC AUCTION Noltc# hereby given McConnell Towing will t#ll at Public Auction for Salvage lor C#th on Demand lo highest bsdtler th e fo llo w in g d e s c rib e d • »*"« let 9-9-99 81 Toyota 2AL21 E40M 78021 88 Ford 1 F MC Ut 2T9JUD 73939 OS Nm an 4N2DN11Wl 8084)487 1*11 85 CK«vy 1Q1 AW 19R4F4190072 •8 Toyota 84 VW 2T10R12EXWC023197 WVWF003290(048330 • ‘ i j ’ta 83 Honda JHMSR5327DS014055 88 Dodga i 0302180?JY211423 90 Hyundi 2HMOF32S4LD017040 Th# Auction will b# h#ld al 12 00 pm on aaid dalaa above McConn#ll Towing A Recovery 2800 Sanford Av# Sanford. FL 32773 Protp#ctiva bidders may intpacl vehicles on# hour prior lo aal# T#rm» art cash or C#rtifi#d Fund* McConnall Towing reserves lh# nghl lo acc#pl or r#|#cl any and all brda Publish April 19 1998 DIP-205 IN TN K C IR C U IT C O U N T OF T M I S IQ M T IB N T M J U D IC IA L C IR C U IT . 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Petitioner You ar# required lo serve a copy of your written detente* il any. lo the said Petition for Dissolution of Marriage to Petitioner s attor­ ney MARK E HERR ESQUIRE ol LAW OFFICE OF MARK E HERR whose post office mhires* is Post Office Dos 420137 Oviedo Florida 32742O'? 7 within 35 DAYS • (ANSWER OATE MAY 13. 1998) of the Publication of Ihia N-ilit e end file the original with tlie* Clerk of this Courf either belure service on Petitioner's attorney or immediately therealter otherwise e default will be entered for the relief d«*mended in the Petition WITNESS my hand and saal of this Court on this 8th day of APRIL 1998 (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk of the Circuit Court Uy N anty 9 Winter Depuly Clark P.iblith April 12 19 24. and M.*y 3 1998 0EP-I31 IN T N I C IR C U IT C O U R T OF T M I I STM J U D IC IA L C IR C U IT , IR AMO FOR S C M IR O LR C O U N T T, FL O R ID A O IN C R A L J U R IS D IC T IO N D IV IS IO N C A t * N O t SS 0 0 0 4 C A IS W CITICORP MORTGAGE. INC . F/K/A CITICORP HOMEOWNERS. INC . SUCCESSOR OV MERGER TO CITICORP HOMEOWNERS has I x t i i played lor years. Lyman opened up the scoring rariy last night playing strong defense with the defense stop­ ping several L ike Mary tlireats from close range. Smith scored on a scoop shot right tn front of thr net to put Lyman up 2 0 early and Chad Rogers scored on a perfect teed front Nathan Young to make It 3-0 before Like Mary called timeout Hie Hams came back quickly, scoring early In the serond quarlei when Adam Watkins took a pass from Adam Kurtr from tx-hlnd the net and wrapped It around the goal to put Like Mary hark Please see Lscrosse. Page SB HnM rsoto tr, mu la m l.yman and Lake Mary players battle lor a loose ball during the Grey­ hounds' 8-2 victory over the Rams Fnday at Don T Reynolds Stadium Legal Notices SERVICES INC p l a in t if f vs MARK R KLUSZA IF LIVING ANO IF OEAO THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE HEIRS DEVISEES GRANTEES A S t'O N itS . LltMOMI. CREDITORS TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMINO AN INTEREST OY THROUGH, UNDER OR AQAINST MARK R KLUS2A UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF MARK R KLUSZA IF ANT BRANCH TREE HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC . LINDA STEARNS A/K/A LINDA R ZIKE OARAVANO A/K/A LINDA R ZIKE. JOHN DOE ANO JANE 001 AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION OEFENOANTlSl NOTICB OF F O R IC L O S U R I S ALS NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN purtu.nl to ■ Summary Final Judgm.nl ol lorecloaure dal.d April 1 . 1, ISSS enlered in Civil C a t. No SB 0004 CA I t W ol th. Circuit Court ol lh . ISTH Judicial Circuit in and lor SEMI­ NOLE County, Santord. Florida. I anil tall lo lha highatl and bat I biddar lor e tth t l Ironl door ol courlhouta ol lha SEMINOLE County Courlhouta localad t l 301 NORTH PARK AVENUE m SANFORD. Florida •I II 00 a m on lh . Slh day MAY. ISSS lha lolloping daaenbad pro party a . aal lorth in ttld Summary Final Judgmant. to-wil LOT 190. BRANCH TREE ACCOROlNQ TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 26 PAGE SO PUB­ LIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA Oatad Ihia 1.1 day ol April. ISSS (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clark ol lha Circuit Court By Jtna E J.taanc Daputy Clark THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN. PA ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF SOI S Umvartity Drive Sulla 600 Plantation. FL 33324 (S64) 233 6000 SF-16606 (CMI) tn accordtnca with lha A marle a n anlh DitaUlitiat Acl pattern* with di*ab>Mia* naad mg a apacial accommodation lo parircipala in Ihia procaadmg should contact lha Clark ol lha Circuit Court al 'ha SEMINOLE County Courlhouta al 407-3234330 EXT 4227. not lalar than • even day. prior lo lha procaading II haanng impauad 1 600-666-1771 (TOD) or 1-600966 1770 via Florida R ally Sarvlca Publlth April 12. IS. ISSS OEP-120 P U B LIC N O TIC B OF B IO N IF IC A N T IN D U S T R IA L P O L L U T IO N V IO L A T IO N S )! Lialad below ara atgnthcanl induatri.l waalaaratar dtacharga violations ol lha raquiramanla ol Chaptar S2-S26 Florid. Adminr.tr.tiva Coda ( F A C ) ‘ Pralraalmant Raquiramanla lor Enralrng and N.ar Sourcaa ol Pollution* occurring during lha laralva month panod ol 01/01/S7 • 12/31/97 Indu.try Nana Florid. Ealrudan IntarnaUonal. Inc A d d r.tt 2640 Jewell Lana. Sanlord. FL 32771 VrolalronUI Chronic and Technical Raviavr Criteria Violation* o l pralraal­ mant .Undarda lor Oil S G reet. Legal Notices end |)H %e tlu 'e lo submet S eif M nm to*>ng R e p o rt A c tio n Taken The C«ty of Sanford performed Non-Compliance Meeting and issued Notice of Violation Publish April 19 199ft O t P - t li IN THS CIRCUIT COURT 08 T N I 18TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR f t ! AftINOLi COUNTT. FLORIDA OCNIRAL JURISDICTION DIVISION C A S I NO: 97 2993 CA 14 W 0ANKIRS TRUST COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA N A NOT IN ITS INDIVIDUAL CAPACITY OUT SOLELY AS TRUSTEE OR ITS PIRM iTTID SUCCESSORS AND ASSlONS ON OEh ALF OF VINOCE MORTGAGE TRUST 1994-3 p l a in t if f vs MI TUA NQARUPE IF LIVINQ a n d IF DEAD The UNKNOWN SPOUSE HEIRS DEVISEES GRANTEES ASSIGNEES LIENORS CREDITORS TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST 0Y Th r o u g h u n o e r o r AQAINST METUA NQARUPE UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF METUA NQARUPE IF ANY. THE CROSSINGS MASTER COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION INC GREENWOOD LAKES UNIT 3 HOMEOWNERS 4 ASSOCIATION INC JOHN 00E AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENDANT^) NOTICK OF FORKCLOSURK SALE NOTICE IS HERE0Y GIVEN pursuant lo a Summary Final Judgment of foreclosure dated April 1st. 1994. entered in Civil Case No 97 2593 CA 14 W uf the Circuit Court of the 18TH Judicial Circuit in and for SEMI­ NOLE County Sanford Florida. I will sell lo the highest and best biddar for cash al front duor ol courlhouta of the SEMINOLE County Courthouse located at 301 N PARK AVENUE m SANFORD Florida al 11 00 a m on lha Slh dey of MAY. 1998 the following described psuperty as sal forth in said Summary Final Judgment to* wit LOT 8 GREENWOOD LAKES. UNIT 3 ACCORDING TO PLAT AS RECOROEO IN PLAT OOOK 23 PAGE 14 PUDLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA Deled this 1st dey of April. 1998 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk of the Circuit Court Oy Jene E Jasewic Deputy Clerk THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN. PA ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 801 S University Drive Suite 600 Plantation. FL 33324 (954) 233-ftOOO 97-18931 (OEH) In accordance with the American with Oieebililiee Acl persona with disabilities need­ ing a special accommodation to parbciq^e in Ihia proceeding ehould contact the Clerk of the Circuit Court al the SEMINOLE County Courthouse el 407-3234330 EXT 4217. not later then •even days prior to the pro­ ceeding If hearing impaired. 1* 800 955-87 71 (TOO) or 1-800958-8770. vie Florida Relay Service. Publish April I f . 19. 1998 OEP-121 Legal Notices IN THB C IR C U IT C O U RT OF THS S IO N T IB N T H J U D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN A N D FOR 9 IM IN O L C CO U NTY. F LO R IO A C IV IL A C TIO N CA98 HO. 99-tlV-OA D IV IS IO N 14 1 MARKET STREET MORTGAGE CORPORATION Plaintiff vs CHARLES R LUSK at el Delendeni(a) A M IN D B D N O T IC I OF A C T IO N TO CHARLES R LUSK LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE 944 Halmsley Court Lake Mary FL 32744 CURRENT RESIDENCE UNKNOWN ANY ANO ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMINO 0Y th ro ug h under and AGAINST THE HEREIN NAME0 INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANT (Si WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO 01 DEA0 OR ALIVE WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST AS SPOUSES HEIRS 0EVISEES GRANTEES OR OTHER CLAIMANTS LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE UNKNOWN CURRENT RESIDENCE UNKNOWN YOU ARE N0TIFIE0 that an action to loreclosa a mortgage on the following property tn SEMINOLE County Florida CONDOMINIUM UNIT 36 BUILDING 2C OF HID0EN VIL LAQE CONDOMINIUMS ACCOROlNQ TO THE DECLA­ RATION OF CONDOMINIUM REC0RDE0 ON MARCH 22 1946 IN OFFICIAL RECORDS OOOK 1424 • PAQES 1441 THROUGH 1747 OF THE PUDLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIOA TOGETHER WITH ALL APPURTENANCES THERETO AND AN UNDIVIDED INTEREST IN THE COMMON ELEMENTS OF SAID CONDO­ MINIUM AS SET FORTH IN SAI0 DECLARATION has been filed against you end you ere required lo serve e copy of your written delenees. if any. within 30 days after the hrst publication of this Notice of Action on Echevarria. McCalla Raymer. Berrell t Frappier. Plaintiff t attorney whose eddrese it 401 Oeyshore Boulevard Suite 400. Tampa Florida 33C04 and file the orig­ inal with this Court either before service on Plaintiff's attorney or immediately there­ after. otherwise a default will be entered against you for the relief demanded in lha Complaint or petition This notice ehell be published once each week for two con­ secutive weeks in the Seminole Herald WITNESS my hand end the seel of this Court on this 7th dey of April. 1991 Maryanns Morse Clerk ol the Court By Cecelia V Ekern As Oepuly Clerk • • • s w s u i i i s A C T O f 18 A4mbil.lr.il. a Or Jar « * • ST.S II You ara a per.on with a ability who needs any see modelion in order lo particif tn this proceeding, you ere « Bed. el no coel lo you. lo provision of certain aeeietai Please contact Ci Administration at 301 N F N301. Sanli <40r) 223-4330 4227 within 2 working dayi Your receipt of this notice You ere hearing or vo •J"P4*ed, call 1-800-948-871 Publtth April 11. is . ISSS OEP-126 �Seminole Herald. Sanford Honda 3D Sunday April 19. 1999 ‘Duffer’ Berlinicke from the Eagle’s Nest By J e ff B erlinicke ASSISTANT STOUTS EDITOR SA N FO R D . Du! m iy h o d y notice tin* most Im portan t thing iilxm l the M asters last w eek ? Som ehow . A ugu sta Na­ tional Golt C luh Isn't quite obsolete. Itger didn't go out and shoot four straight fibs lie cause the ro u rs c w as to o short to con tain him. Dtst year, he played the greatest Dual (id holes In the history o f golf. E veryb od y w a s picking 'Itg er to win at least the next 20 M asters (absurd), esjieclally since he didn’t hit an approach w ith an yth in g higher than a seven-iron all week. I lilt the w orld ’s greatest g o lf course proved that. If you ca n ’t putt, you don't m ake the cut. O rlan do's M ark O 'M eara can't hll a d river within 50 yard s o f Tiger, but. w hen they got to tiie green s. O 'M eara proved that g o lf isn't about cru sh in g a ball :I30 yards. T w o -lim e m a jo r w in n er Joh n Daly can hit It that far, hut lie's w on o n tour because he has an u n ­ der-appreciated short gam e. Th at's how he won his m a ­ jors. S o now everybod y can calm dow n. A ugu sta and most o f the o th er old g irls (M erlon, Daltusrol, etc.) m a y lx* short, but there's m ore to It than ou td rivin g the field. The 19th hole: The U n iversity o f M ia m i and head fixitball coach Mulch Davis atxl basketball coach Ijeonard H am ilton will participate In the C en tra l Florida H u rricane C lu b g o lf tournam ent on April 24 at 12:30 p.m. at the Kissim m ee Day Club. Call 348 8388 lor In lorm allon ... Plans to extend the N orth Florida PGA W in ter T o u r th rou gh M ay have liecu canceled. M ayfair G o lf C lu b w as scheduled to host an event last w eek rind 71 tttacunn w as also on the schedule. Tire tou r will start up again in O ctober... Th e N ational O rga n Transplan t F ou n dation will host Its second annu al event at O sceola G o lf C lub at 8 a.m . on M ay 1). NO TF Is a non -profit organ iza tion . Call (>73-1963 lor Inform ation... It's spring and m ost of the high schixils in S em lu ole C ou n ty are h old in g th eir annu al Ixxistcr club gull tou rn a m en ts. D ike Howell Is p layin g Su nday at Kkana. 'D ial's a cou rse w hich will ch allenge a n yon e and you m ight even catch som e a lliga tors tan nlng on the l»atk nine. Cost Is $48 per player w ith hole sponsorships goin g for $100 Shotgun Is at 1:30 p.m. w ith closest to the pm com petl lions, longest drive and p u t­ ting even ts startin g at noon, (b in ge balls will lx- provided. Call D ike Howell at 320 0050 for Inform ation. . D ike M aty Ians can head on out to Tlm a ciia n on M ay 4. T h ey Ix'tter be early risers. T ee-tim e Is at H a in w ith lunch, a w a id s and a rallle to follow. Th ere will lie a put tin g contest, longest drive, closest to the pin and w agers to knock it on the green . G oody bags will lx- olfered. so call Mike M cD ’an (324 8268 (or Inform ation... Winn IJl.vle w ill host Its I n ­ vitational C h a rity G olf T ou rn am en t to benefit the S cou ts oi C entral Florida at the newly rem odeled Palm Coast Resort on April 20. startin g ai 8:30 a.m O n ly 100 foursom es will partlcl p a le and It’s first-com e, first serve... Th e Nor ih Florida PG A Sem inole P ow er Sports dom inates C entral W inds P ark softb all battle From S ta ff Reports WINTER SPRINGS . The buttle lor first pi.ue In dir City of Wlntrr Springs Men’s Monday Night Polar Hear Slnwpltrh Soil tmll fa-ugur dlsapjx-arrd In tlie fminli In­ ning ax Seminole Power Sports scored six nms and rnilsrd lo a 17-7 victory over Or­ lando Air House at Central Winds Park. In the nthrr game. Kerrymans Dili won In' forfrll over thr Golden Gloves Seminole Power Sports Is now 0-1 and Ir.ids Orlando Alt- House (5-2|. Krrrymans IHili |2-5| and llu- G*>l*lrn Gloves ll-fi) Orlando Air House used two walks and a slnglr lo s*ur«* a run In thr lop ol llir first Inning, bill Seminole f*owrr Sports calmed down drlrnsivrlv and dial was onlv nm In LacrosseContinued from Page 2B into llir game, bill then tilings got sloppy Neither team did wrll on ground balls and the passing wasu'l sharp, rsjw1 Lilly lor Iwo teams with d e­ signs 011 Lake Urnnilry. l l i r Grrvhmmdn went up 5 I at the h alf and II gni physical III the late second ball as |x-raonal fouls were called Ih rn iig lim it (he lo u n b ip ia n r r. L IO N S G O O U T W IN N E R S OVIEDO I7ie Oviedo Lions thr inning. Seminole Power Sports Ihen look thr trad as Ron ITagrr doubled and later scored on a sacrlflcr by .Jne Schneeberger and Greg Reynolds hoinrtrd lo makr du­ stm r 2 -1 Seminole Power S|x»rts added llirrr more nms in tbr second Inning, but Orlando Ale House answered with four nms on four fills In tlx- lop ol tbr third Inning lo lie llir game al 5 5 Seminole Power Sports ihen tirok over the game, sconng three nms in thr bottom ol llir third Inning and (tie big xlx-nm lounb and thr outcome as no longer In dnlllX Providing thr offense for Seminote Power Sixirts were Chris Harganler (4-for 4 four made Senior Night an ex* lling one as ihr Ixivs lacrosse team scored two minutes lino over llllie to edge Dike Howell (> 5 Friday uighi al John Couni-r Field H ie Dons ba*i a new season high ol 41 body * hr* kn and sophomore goal krr|x-r Mlkr Sheets made 15 saves as Oviedo Improved to 5 0 on llir season. Taylor l*opr Ird Ihr Lions’ a t ­ tack wtih Hirer goals and was helped out by Dave Walsh (two nms scntedl, I Jarrell King (4-for 4. three nms srnrrdi, George Pavlik (4 for 4. one nm stored) and Jose Granada (3*li>r 4 with a home nm) Also coniributlug were Ron Piaget |2 for .3 willi a double, two runs scored) David Hodges |2 for .3). Greg Reynolds |2 lor 4 wtih a tiome nm. two runs scored) and Derek Callln and .Joe Scluieeberger (both 2-for-4 with two nms scoredl Pacing the Orlando Ale House attack were Jay itrngeri r ilm J , two nms scoredl. Doug Cur|M-tilrr (1 -for 2 willi a borne nm liner RHI) and Ru k Illume (Ifor-2. one run si on-d) Die league plays rvrry Monday night at Central Winds Paik willi games siarllng a 7 p in and H p m goals. one assist). Aron Uoodrnberry four go.*l| and Prnxtc Prims and Stel Ma* tin lone assist rat h) Seotl Rim ry had 13 body clircks, llryunl D ills 12 body t he* ks and John Godwin nine laxly checks as O vlcdu now has 200 txidy checks cm Ihr season. Lions head coach Ed Norton also had high praise for John Rots, who elected lo stay In the game despite Incurriiig a gash that needed stllchrs. COUNSELING, INC. IS A NON-PROFIT SERVICE ORGANIZATION OFFERING' DEBT REDUCTION m a ctwriotNTiu interview in person or by phone H Q B SE . R E N T A L S ♦ Djnrh ® Dinner at 10 a.m. and the Yankees facing the Mariners at 1 p.m. Brady (3-0) was not as overjxiwertng as he had tx-rn til Ills first iwo starts, only sinking out five, but he Mill did nul a l­ low a runner puxl second base until the sixth Inning and only allowed seven rututers total In the game. The Yankees finally broke the sconng drought as Russ DcBcrke walked, moved to third on u double by floss Jar­ rell and scored on a ground out. Roben Smith was 4-for-4 for the Cardinals, but still was a single slion uf the cycle as he homcrcd. trtpled and doubled twice. 71te former New York Mels farmhand also scored four runs and drove In four. Thr other Smith brothers had pretty good days loo. as Dean was 3-fnr-3 with a nm scored and one RBI and Trent (In fils first appearance In the league) was 2-for-3 with one run srorrd and one RBI. Hllbum could not let the Smith's strut ull o f the thunder as was also 4-for-4 with a dou­ ble, three nms scored and five RHI. Other rontrtbutors to n 23* hit Cardinals attack were BUI Graccy (3-for-5. four runs scored, one RBI). Chrts Gagllano (2 for 4 with a double, three runs srorrd. one RHI), Mike Blanton f2-for-5, one RBI), Mike Carpenter (home I I j t - $16.“ ElfTTUTABIMOfT DOCOUYT ♦ Professional Service S t m t * me I M I a 1998 tH a f i n W Card and you ■nd ytxr y x f l » r rwtrd la frijoy ont torrphmmury 0» t » i f neer w*xo t m o n o fn*rer 0/ equX of <frMn vMje n p t r t h « « l Ruin of toot x p y ♦ I Hunti Fntertajnment ♦ Business Dinners 407.321.3333 It orJr )5ur |999 ItiMD run: Eft) or icm Of i ir.CfHi Dirnnc (jl. 1ED ISj DISil 1151 Grt-cnwootl IlK il Lake Mar>, I I .V274L L fW W W A A A W W W W W W W W at K en K e rn s Transm ission TRANSMISSIONTUNE-UPOFFER <H 9 9 5 •fREf Road Test * Chrc* \ Ari|uu [ (tik.xjr 1 2 • New Transmission f luid . Mop Cars x Trucks * New Pan Gasket • filter ( *ir,i it Needed **•'(( S.l‘» '*•, ( autKxi Haictxiad • ••*■*»« ( II M Ken Kern's TranamlMlon 500 laurel Avenue. Sanford. Florida 32771 OBM (407) 383-3040 Qp O & iA M n o ___ .. BET HARNESS Eiit 51 WetTon SR 46 • Sinford Reservations 6 IntornMon (352) 735 6266 Pompano. Havel Park. Meadows Meadowiands. Yonkers E T J A I-A L A I WED. thru SAT. 7:30 PM. THURS. & SAT. NOON: SUN. 1 P.M. Also Simulcast trom Miami and Oania Jai-AJai OCSTCCMXCTORLAXPO-JAIAIAI A n n u a l Casino N ig h t and Silent A uction On April 24 1998. the Sanlord Rotary Club will hold the Annual Casino Night and Silent Auction at the Sanlord manna Hotel Appropriately $10,000 expected to be raised trom this event This gives the Sanford Rotary the ability to reach out and help many local chanties Past recipients Include the following: Christian Sharing Center Serenity House Drug Awareness School Program Seminole County Humane Society L a s t S e c o n d S h o t : le s s than tw o w eeks left until spring foo tb a ll. C a n't tpnff. Cardinals regain Senior lead \ J ♦ Continental Cuisine BET HORSES Just hasn't given us m an y chances to meet w ith the players, except for Danny B u rleson w ho graciou sly con tin u ed throughout tils Interview to give all of the credit to new couch Davtd Vince. O ver ut D ike B rantley. Bubble SID Is on e o f the best pitchers, and best talkers In the county. He's a lw ays a sure-fire Interview and su perstar Feltjjc D ipez Is alw ays there as well. On the lacrosse team , Danny H oga n Is one o f the nicest and m ost articu late kids a n yw h ere. Haven't had a chance this spring to g e l nut to W in ter Springs, hut w e will In the fn turc. O llie r players on previous team s tills yeur have alw ays been there and been well- ! $ 1 5 .w G ir r C E n n n c A T E J To prfwm (ho rmWcaW to yrxi i m n J i*xx\ arrsul p m fu tf h*o O m r tntrm (rwn ih* I Home ip m rtm im t w n fx r r a jr pntr J17 SO} | and two tr m tg n Morv/a 5 .1Opm No* comOr* j JMrarthanyochrroffrr Eaprn V I V 9S R e s t a u r a n t 81 B a r Full Card simulcasting trom FL. CA. KY. NY PA spoken. especially fur freshm en and s o p h o ­ m ore. but w e can say that there Isn't a more hustling school In the cou n ty w hen It com es to baseball and soitliall. W hen you have gotten dead fcxil skin (seriously) throw n at you by u m em lx-r ol the M agtr, dixiged a flyin g Jockstrap 111 the Dallas C ow boys locker room , and dealt w ith professional tennis players w h o are by lar the m ost surly, uncooperative people In a n y walk o f life. It’s refreshin g to meet w ith nice kids w h o want to w ork w ith you. Th anks, guys and girls. cau: CBC, INC. (407) 599-0057 S ta te P a rk Continued from F ife IB ORLANDO _ The Cardinals took a good dose of medicine' and got well in a hurry to re­ gain die Orlando Senior Base­ ball Association Spring Leagur lead In crushing fashion two Sundays ago at Edgewater High School. On the strength of a com ­ bined 9-for-10 day by the Smith brothers (remember Smith Urorthers cough drops?), a four-hll day by Wayne Hll bum and the three-hit pitching of Nick Urady. die Cardinals bounred back from their first loss of die season lo rout die Yankees 22-1. The Curdlnals scored In every Inning, hut It was not un­ til they scored six runs In the fourth inning, making Die score 11-0. that die game started to get out of hand. The Cardinals then turned the game Into a rout with an eight-run fifth In­ ning. In the other game, Doc Manos pitched a super game as the Braves got their first win of the season. 12-6 over the Mariners. The Cardinals are now 5-1 n the season, while the Yankees are 4-2. the Mariners are 2-4 and the Braves are 1-5. The league did not play on Easter Sunday but will return to action tills Sunday at Edgewater High School with die Cardinals taking on the Braves CONSUMER BUDGET ROCK SPRINGS RIDING STABLES W e k iv a at S cotland Y a rd s G o lf C lu b In Dade City, J u n e 11-12. C all 904-322-0899 for in ­ fo rm a tio n . DROWNINGINCREDITCARDDEBT? Oviedo will host Colonial at Courier I Irld on lurxday at 7 pm Jeff From Staff Reports Section is a ccep tin g reglstra lion s a pplication s for the 1998 Maxfll N orth Florida I’G A J u n io r C h a m p io n s h ip Rescue Outreach Mission Central Flonda Boy Scouts Golden A ge Games Seminole County Spouse Abuse Shelter Salvation Anriy Those are |ust a lew ot the local charities we have helped The key to our success in this fund raiser has boon the past support ol business and Individuals in the Central Florida area. nm, two runs scored, two Rill). Terry Finley (double, one nm scored. two RBI). Brady (single, one nm scoredl and David Cook and .lack Kltonlieud (one nut scored each). Doing the hitting for the Yankees were Al Mackey (2-for2) and Jarrell ( 1-fur-1). CARDINALS 22. YANKEES 1 Cardinal* 212 M 3 22 23 1 Yankee* 000 001 . 1 3 2 llrady imil Klnlry. Carprnlrr (5) t>rb o k r, C tu i Ml. M iukry (51 and Xanll atf.t Wl> . Itrucly Cl 01 IJ> _ [X-txikr S i i t . nunr 211 _ C x d liu lt . It Smith 2 CM. Kinlry III. Ililbum 121. QaglLuio III. 311 _ CiuiliiuW It. Smltli (2) lilt _ C a r­ dinal*. I* Smith (21. Carprnlrr III I*-1 nrd» _ Canllnal* 5-1: Yankrr* 4 2 hi XI 10 000UWII l I 1 Mil t For Information and/or tickets to this even t con tact Paul O sborne 3 2 1 -4 7 6 4 Sanford Rotary Presents Casino Night tP & Silent Auction M//1§, Friday A p ril 24, 1998 k * M a r in a H o te l ♦ $ 3 0 N . P a lm e tto A v e „ S a n fo r d G a m e s U e g m at 7 70 ♦ F riz e s A n n o u n c e d ut 10:3(1 G ra n d P r iz e & l> o o t P r iz e D ra w in g s ^ ^ I'rucccd* Donated lo l.m ul I'liuntahlc Orgum/ulnms ^ �i 4 0 . S em m oie H eiaU . Santord, H onda • Sunday. *P"> '9- 1 M a _______ Legal Notices SKMIMOIC COUNTY nCC PROJECTS P»o»eci 0»ii..2Q7:V«/IUC Proieci Title fattMifKAUem^Ql ifd to n . him lbno. u m q J t uanipciUtWG. ir fiim tO L tltflJU? *"0 ditCU lil et ttiitn lflu i Waslr Document t . ; * I Opening Pat# Mai 27* 199t_at 2 QQovx. ta iU o m Pro»#ft X/0327ZJYP Project Titi# OHica lim o iif t D -'iufwM *32:1 Pfe-Onl AOfil : t i0»O lUG.OCani Openmg cv»t* V « . !3* ' W e al 2 CCom. fctaj.tinif Protect ttO 201 .J\? Protect T*tie 4 . g t o f n i g f i and 1 L a id i a c i Oocument *!(?■§ 1 Oni A r n '2 e ^ J 9 H _ a l n.QOanj NOTICE o r f ic t it io u s n a m e Notice t* hereby given that I am engaged in {jm in fii ■! 3(01 W Lake Mary 0<vd Suite 119 Lok. U ll> Florida 32746 Seminole County Florida under the Fictitious Name ol O/B/A CONTINENTAL USA end lhal I inland to register «>'d name IN ihe Division ol Corporation* IjIU h n * * # Florida in accordance mth Ilia provision* ol in# Fictitiooa Nsme Stalulaa. To-Wit Section S6 S 09 Florida Statutes 1991 Conlnenlal USA M Michael Martmu* Publish April 19 1999 DEP-202 Openmg Date VttfJl3*JLffft at *.&Cpm. to tal Ito v fo r intcrmetroft or* aay of the Seminole County BCC fwoiecl* p ieaie call Information on Drmind. Inc 4O7*9 ?5 -0Q20 PuH.«h a.|'t»l 19 1991 PEP-208 ______________ ••PUBLIC NOTICK** SANFORD a ir p o r t a u t h o r i t y The Sanford Airport Authority will meet in a Special Joint Meeting with the Sanford Ctfy Commitnon on Tueariey April 2 lf tt 109ft a t 7.-00 p m a t C ity Ccmmunon Chambers. City Hall, 300 North Park Avenue Sanford, Florida Pleat# take notice lhal if any [wrion dec idea to appeal any deciaron made try the Santord A rport Authority with ret pec t to any matter considered' at the meeting or hearing scheduled herein he of the will need record ol the proceeding* and that for auch purpoae, he or «he may need to ensure that i verbatim record ol the proceed mg* it made which record include* the testimony and evi dene# upon which the appeal it bated Stephen J Coolie. A A I Etecutive Director Publish April 19. 1991 DEP-210 em eu rr co u n t OF THE 1STH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NOt SS M C A M W GE CAPITAL MORTGAGE SERVICES. INC PLAINTIFF VS YVONNE E HUGER if l iv in g , a n d if d e a d , the UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS 0EVISEES GRANTEES ASSIGNEES LIENORS CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BV THROUGH, u n d e r o r AGAINST YVONNE e h u g e r . UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF YVONNE E HUGER IF ANY. DONNIE SMITH THE SPRINGS COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION INC ; JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION 0EFENDANT(SI in t h e HOTICI IN THK CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO (T -S 1 T -C A -I*NAT10NSRANC MORTGAGE CORPORATION. Plainhlt va CHARLES E HAGER, al al D«lvndanl(t) NOTICE OF ACTION TO CHARLES E HAGER LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE 2929 CORNERSTONE CT APOPKA. FL 32703 CURRENT RESIDENCE UNKNOWN ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING BY THROUGH UNDER AND AGAINST THE HEREIN NAME0 INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANT |S) WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO DE DEAD OR ALIVE WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST AS SPOUSES. HEIRS DEVISEES. GRANTEES. OR OTHER CLAIMANTS LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE UNKNOWN CURRENT RESIDENCE UNKNOWN YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to foracloaa a mortgaga on lha following proparty in SEMINOLE County. Florida LOT 1ST. WEKIVA RESERVE UNIT THREE, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT DOOK 37. PAOES 99 AND 99 PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA haa baan Mad against you and you ara raduifad lo serve a copy ol your wnttan defense* •I any. within 30 daya altar lha firal publication ol thla Nolica ol Action, on Echavarria. McCalla. Raymai. Oarrall S Frappiar. Plain tiff* atlotnay. whoM addraaa ia (01 Bayahora Doulavard. Sulla 900. Tampa Florida 13S0S. and lila tha orig­ inal wilh thia Couit ailhar balora aarvica on Plainlill'a attornay or Immadialaly therealtar, otharwiaa a datault will ba antarad against you lot lha raliat damandad in tha Complaint or palltion Thia nolica ahall ba published onca aaeh araak lor taro conaacutiva waaki in tha flammola Hara id WITNESS my hand and tha Mai o l thia Coutl on thia Sth day of April. IS M Marya m s Mona Clark ol tha Court By Ruth King At Daputy Clark NO TICS In accordanca with tha Amsrtcana DiMbllitra* Act. petaona nssdmg a apacial accom­ modation to participala in this procaading ahould contact tha individual or agancy sanding nolica not latar than aavan |7) daya prior to tha procaading at lha addraaa gtvan on tha nolle# Talaphon# 907-3139330 aat 9227. I-S00-9SS-S771 (TDD) or t-SOO-SSS-STTO |v). via Florida Ralay Sarvica Publiah April 1 1. 16. IM S IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THK 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO: 9 1 0 1 9 3 CA* 14 W MELLON MORTGAGE COMPANY p l a in t if f vs JACK H SPAULDING JR IF LIVING AND if d e a d the UNKNOWN SPOUSE HEIRS DEVISEES GRANTEES ASSIGNEES LIENORS CREDITORS TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES Ct AIMING AN INTEREST DY. THROUGH UNDER OR AGAINST JACK H SPAULDINQ JR UNKNOWN SPOUSE 07 JACK H SPAULDING JR IF ANY. JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENDANTS) NOTICK OF FORCCLOtURE SALE NOTICE 15 HEREDY GIVEN pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment at foreclosure dated April 1*1, 1998 entered m Chrtl Ca*e No 91 0193-CA 14 W of the Circuit Court of the tiTH Judicial Circuit in and tor SI Mi NOLE County San'ord. Florida writ melt lo the highest and tw*t bidder tor cash at front door of court hour*# of the SE Ml NO L I County Courthouse located at 301 N Pari Avenue OF FORECLOSURt SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant lo a Summary Final Judgment ol toracloaura da tad April Tat. IM S . antarad in Clad Caaa No M M CA1« W ol ttva Circuit C aan a l IM M TH Judicial Circuit in and for SEMI NOLE County. Sanlord. Florida I will aall lo (Ha highest and b ail bid Jar for caati at front door of courthouse ol th# SEMINOLE Count, Courthouse located al 301 N PARK AVENUE in SANFORD. Florida, al 11 00 a m on lha Slfi day MAY, 19S9 Iha following daaenbad propafty at aal loitti in M id Summary Final Judgmant. lo-wil LOT S WOOOBRIDOE AT THE SPRINGS. UNIT 11. ACCORD­ ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT DOOK 11. PAGE 39. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA in th ■ emeurr court Da lad Una Ind day of April, FOR SSMINOLS COUHTV, FLORIDA 199S (CIRCUIT COURT SEALI ORORATS DIVISION MARYANNE MORSE FILS NOl • • 1 1 1 - a y Clark ol lha Circuit Court IN RC THE ESTATE OF AO ALINE F RILEY By Jana E Jasewie D*caaaad Daputy Clark NOTICE THE LAW OFFICES OF OF ADMINISTRATION DAVID J STERN. PA. TO ALL PERSONS HAVING ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF CLAIMS OR OEMANO AGAINST B01 S Uniaaralty Dnva THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Suita SOO OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED Plantation. FL 33329 IN THE ESTATE (9S9) 233-9000 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 99-20915 (FM) (OEH) that tha admtniatfation ol lha In accordanca with lha Amancan with Diaabilitia* Act atlala ol AOALINE F RILEY pariona with diaabitiliaa need- bacaaaad. Flla Numbar SS-211mg a apacial accommodation to CP. Ik pandmg m tha Circuit participala in thii ptocaadmg Court ol Sammola County. ahould contact tha Clark ol lha Florida. Probata Diviaion. tha Circuit Court al lha SEMINOLE addraaa ol which tk 301 N Park County Courthouaa at 407-323* Ava . Sanlord. Florida Tha pai9330 EXT 9227. not latat than konal rapraaantaliva ol lha seven day* prior to tha pro- aalala ik DaWAYNE BELL Tha caading It haanng impairad. 1- nama tnd addiatk ot lha partonal rapraMMativa'k attornay S00-9SS-S771 (TOO) of 1-S00 9SS-S770. via Florida Ralay ara M l lorth balow All paraona having daima or Sarvica damanda agamal lha aalala ara Publiah April 12. 19 1998 raouwad. WITHIN THREE DEP-122 MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF IN TH K C IR C U IT C O U R T THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF FOR f e m in e le C O U N T Y, THIS NOTICE, lo lila with tha F L O R ID A clatk ot tha abova court a writ­ PR O R ATB O fV lB IO N ten atalamant of any claim or F ile H u m b e r • 8 - t t l - C P demand lha, may have Each IN RE ESTATE OF claim mult ba in writing and John Richard#, Junior mutt indicate tha baeie tor tha Decee*ed claim, tha nama and addraaa ot N O T IC K tha cradilor or hik agant or OF A O M IN ItT R A T IO N attornay. and Ih# amount The edm*nialration o f the claimad It tha claim ia not yal e tu te of John Richard*. Junior, duo. lha data whan II will deceased File Number 91*291 bacoma dua ahall ba ktalad If CP i* bending in the Cine oil lha claim it contingent or unliq­ Court tor Semi note County, uidated, lha nature of tha Florida Probate Oivition, l he uncertainty ahall ba tit le d II address of which it 391 North tha claim it tecured. tha aecuriP#rk Avenue Sanford. FL t, ahall ba daaenbad Tha 32771 The name* and addraaa claimant ahall deliver tutticlen! es of tha peraonal represent# copiea ol tha claim lo lha clerk Vue and the peraonal repraaan to enable lha clerk lo mail one talive'a attorney are aet forth copy lo each peraonal raprabelow Mntelive All inter# aled per aona ere All paraona interealed In tha required to file with thia court. aalala lo whom a copy ol thia WITHIN THREE MONTHS OF Nolica ol Adminiatralion haa THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF baan m ailid are required. Th is NOTICE (1) ell Claim# WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM again#! the estate and (2) any THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUB­ obiectron by an intereatad per LICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to eon on whom thia notice ie Me any obfactiona they may aerved that challenge# the have that challenge tha validity validity of the will the qualifies* ot lha decedent # will, lha qual­ bon# of the peraonal repreeen ification# ol lha peraonal rapralative venue, or furtadictiofi of tentative, ot tha vanua or |unathe court die lion of lha court ALL CLAIMS AND OBJEC ALL CLAIMS. OEMANOS AND TIONS NOT SO FILED WILL GE OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED FOREVER BARRED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Publication o f Itwa Notice haa Data ol the lire! publication ol begun on April !2th. 1991 thia Nolica ot Admmielratioo Peraonal Repreaenta five April 11th. IM S Anne E Richard# Rutberg DaWATNE DELL 244 Marfcham Wood# Rd At Peraonal Representative Lon gw cod, FL 32779 ol lha EaUte ol Attorney tor ADAUNE F RILET Peraonal Representative ATTORNEY FOR Gerald S Rutberg PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE §70 N Orlando Are WALTER D DUNAGAN. ESQ Suite 1004 A 11(1 So Ridgewood Ava MeilUnd. FL 3?7§1 Da,Iona Beach. Fla 31114 Telephone (407) §39-1992 (904) 2(3-3033 Publiah April 12. 19. 1991 Publish April 11 IS. 1SSS DEPOT OEP-132 l I Legal Notices Legal Notice Legal Notices In Sanford. Florida at 11 00 a m on the Sth day MAY 1999 the following described proper­ ty a* vet forth In taid Summary Final Judgment to-wit LOT 32, OF BLOCK 0 LAKE BRANTLEY (SLE SECOND ADDITION ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDEO IN PLAT BOOK it PAGE S. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA Dated this 2nd day of APRIL 1999 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk of the Circuit Court Of Jane E Jaaewtc Deputy Clerk THE LAW OFFICES OF 0AVI0 J STERN PA ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 101 S University Drive Suite SOO Plantation FL 33324 (9S4) 233 9000 01 20902 (MEL) In accordance wdh the American with Di*abildre* At t person* with disabilities need* tug a * pet Ml accommodation to participate in this proceeding should contact the Clerk of the Circuit Court at the SEMINOLE County Courthouse at 407-3234330 EXT 4227. not laler than seven day* prior to the pro* reeding II hearing impaired, 1 • 900-95S-977I (TDD) or 1-9009SS-97T0 via Florida Relay Service Publish April 12 19. 1991 DE P-119 Legal Notice Psrklle S al* PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON Tuesday. April 2Sth. I99S at 10 00 a m Eastern Urn* *1 premises ot Sunshine 6p#ciall'#s 2505 Clerk Road, Apopka FL 32M0. Ih# understgned Hill sell at public sal* to th* highest bidder ell ol It'* right, title amt interest in end to th# following described property a* i«. where la. lo wit On* (t ) MSS Volvo Model L2T0 Wheal Loader SN S274-270-CAC TERMS OF T N I SALBi A minimum Dewn Payment * f * 8% in either caah. certified or cashiei'a check et th# time ol aet* with lha balance dua within 24 hours Tha undersigned reserve* the right to bid FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT Bradford H Pmnay at (407) *(0-0092 ORIX Credit Alliance. Inc 2500 Maitland Center Perkwey Suit* 400 Maitland Florida 32751 Publish April 19. 29. M9S DEP-204 CITY OF LONGWOOD NOTICS OF PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDCR ADOPTION OF PNOPOBSD ANNEXATION ORDINANCES NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN by the City ol Longwood Florida, that tha City Commission will hold a public hearing in lha Longwood City Commie.km Chamber*. 17S, W Warren Avenue Longwood Florid* on Monday. May 4th 199S. al T 00 PM or aa soon thereafter a* possible lo consider adoption ol tha following ordinance* Pleas* be advised thaa* ordinance* proud# lot the annexation ol certain property described a* totlow* Ordinance No 97-1312 (10t acres located at th* northaa.t cotnar ol Lake Emma Road and the City limit* ol Longwood) Legal Notices NOTICE OF GENERAL ELECTION I. Sandra Morthanv Sarrrlar, ol State ol 1ha Slat* of Florida do hereby give noire* lhal a GENERAL ELECTION will t>* h*M in SEMINOLE Counl, Slat* ol Flond* on Ih* THIRD da, ol NOVEM­ BER A O . IM S (o fill or retain [h* following otlrcaa United State# Senator Representative In Congr#*, Districts 3 end T Governor and Lieutenant Governor Secretary ol Slat# Attorney General Comptroller Tree* ore r Commiaiioner ol Education Commissioner of Agriculture Slate Senator Oiatncla 12 and 14 Stela Representative Districts 25 33 34. 35 and 37 Supreme Court Retention ot Two Justices Filth District Court ol Appeal Retention ol Foul Judges Circuit Judge Eighteenth Judicial Circuit Group* 3 and ( Count, Court Judge Groups 1 and S Count, Commissioner District* 2 and 4 School Doerd District* 1. 2 and 5 Seminole Soil and Water Conservation District Group* 1. 2. 3 and S (SEAL! Sandra Mortham Secretary ol Slate Publish April 5. 19 199B DEP-3 CITY OF LONOWOOD NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER ADOPTION OF PROPOSSO ANN*RATION ORDINANCES NOTICE is MEREOY GIVEN by the City ol Longwood. Florida. It,at the Cdy Commission will hold a public hearing in lha Longwood Cdy Commission Chambers 175. W Warren Avenue. Longwood Florida on Monday. May 4th 1991 at 7 00 PM . or aa toon (herealter as possible lo consider adoption ot lha lollowing ordinances Please be advised these ordinances preside lor Ih# annaaation ol certain properly described ea follows Ordinance 99-1394-northea*l corner ol Dog Track Road end CR 427 Applicant Clarendon Oil Co Tea ID ,03-21-10 519-0000-0010 LYMAN MCH SCHOOL tuotaB SANFORD ORLANDO KENNEL CLUB The complete description by males and bounds and the ordi­ nance can be obtained from lha office ol the City Clerk. Al the meeting, interealed partial may appear end be heard with reaped to the proposed ordinance These hearings may be continued bom lime to time aa may be necessary A copy o l the proposed ordinances ia posted al the Longwood Cily Hell. Longwood Florida end copiea era on Me with Ih. Clerk o l Ih* City and may be inspected by Ih* public All persona are advised that il they decide lo appeal any deciaion mad# el these meetmga/heenngs Ih# appeal must be baaed on ih* public record made during considers non ol this meltsr Since Ih* City ol Longwood does not provide verbatim minutes of Us meetings, it is ih* responsibility ot an appellant to provide auch minutes el Ihsir own sspens* (tee Cheptsr 294 OIOS.FS) Persons with disabilities needing assistance to participate in ,houW ««> »"«■ 'he A D A Coordinator at (407) 2(0*34(1, al teas! 4 ( hours in advance of lha masting Geraldine D Zambri. Cily Clerk Publish April I • 1991 A April 2( 1991 DEP-3S r R v t n T .r .m r o The complete description by metes and bound* end Ih* ordi­ nance can be obtained from the office ot the City Clerk At the meeting, interested parties may appear and be heard with respect to th* proposed ordinance These hearing* may be continued from time to lime ae may be necessary A copy o l Ih* proposed ordinance* la posted at th* Longwood City Hell. Longwood Florid* end copia* aaa on ftte with the Clerk ot the City end may be inspected by the public . All persons ere advised thet if they decide to appeal any deci­ sion mad* at theai meet mg-*/hearing* they wilt need a record ol th* proceeding* and tor such purpose, they may need to ensure that a verbatim record of th# proceeding* is made, which record to include Ih* teatimony end evidence upon which th* eppeel 1* lo b * based (per Sec Chapter 2SS 0195, Florida Statute*) Person* with diaebiliti** needing assistance to participate m any ol these meetings should contact th* A D A Coordinator al (407) 2 (0-3 4lt. af least 4S hours in advance ol th* meeting Geraldine D Zambn. City Clark Publish April I t . 199* and April 2*. M M DEP-127 errv of lonswooo NOTICE OP PUBLIC HBARING TO CO N B ID M ADOPTION OP PROPOSSO ANNEXATION OB DM AMO SB NOTICE IS HEREBV OIVEN by lha City of Longwood. Florida, that tha Ctty C o m m issio n will hold a public heartng in tha Longwood City Commission Chambers, 17i. W Warren Avenue. Longwood Florida on Monday. May (Ih . IS M . al 7 00 PM . or a* soon thereafter s t possible to consider adoption o l Ui* following ordinance* P lea** be advised these ordinance* provide for Ih* annaaation of certain property described aa follow* Ordinance (S-1 SM-north end of Harbour lei* Way between Rock Lake and Mud Lake Applicant Walttr Tempi* Tax ID (M-M-3S-300-01SA-0000. ,3(-fO-»-100-02*B-0000. 1 3 (20-20-300*02(C -0400, (M-tO-lt-300-0300-0000. ,34-20-29 300-02(0-0000 CITY OF LONGWOOD NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDIR ADOPTION OF PROPOSED ANN*RATION ORDINANCES NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Ih* City ol Longsvood. Florida, lhal Ih* City Commission will hold a public hearing In lha Longwood City Commission Chambers. 17S, W. Warren Avenue. Longwood Florida on Monday. May 4lh, IM S , at 7 00 P.M., or aa soon thereafter a* possible lo consider adoption ol lha lollowing ordinance* Pleas* be advised Ih*** ordinance* provide lor th* annexation ol certain properly described aa lollossa: Ordinance S I-1 400-507 S East Street-Applicant: James Fulkerson Tea ID ,4-21-30-504-0000-0IA1 Ordinance 91-140-515 6 East Street-Applicant Lacey Posvera Tea 10 , 4-21-30-504-0000-0020 , 4-11-30-S04-0000-002C; • (21-30 504 0000 0020 »4 21-30-504-0000-002E 0RD 98-1400' 3 1 0*0 98-1*01 The complete description by m elat and bounds and Ih* ordi­ nance can be obtained Irom the office o l the City Clerk Al Ih* mealing in itialled parties may appear and ba heard with respect to the proposed ordinance Thee* heelings may be continued horn time to time a , may be necessary A copy ol Ih* proposed ordinance* is p olled al the Longwood City Halt. Longsvood Florid* and copies are on M* with Ih* Clerk o f Ih* Cily end may be inspected by Ih* public All persons are advised that It they decide to appeal any deci­ sion made *1 Itrese meetmgs/heannga. th* appeal must be based on Ih* public record mad* during consideration o l this mailer Since the City ot Longwood doe* not provide verbatim minutes ol ■It meetings it is the retponeibUily of an appellant lo provide such minutes al Ihsir own eapenae (see Chapter 1SS OtOS.FS) Persons with disabilities needing aaawlanc* to participate In <**"/*."L'U*.** ahould contact lha A D A Coordinator al 1407) 250-34(1. al least 4 ( hour* in advance ol Ih* meeting Geraldine 0 Zambn. City Clerk E jp 'J s * p" ' , , M 4 *pni 1*. IBS* Th# complete description by mala* and bound* and lha ordi­ nance can be obtained from th* office ot the City Clerk Al Ih* meeting, ml*retted parties may appear and be heard with respect h* ' ^ n T * * ? * * •"**"*"•,*_ Th* * « " » y be continued from time to lima aa may bo necessary A copy o f Ih* proposed ordinance* Is posted at th* Longwood City Hall. LongwUd, Florid* and copia* am on hi* with lha Clark o l tha Cily and may be inspected by th* public ’ AN paraona are adviaad that If they decide to appeal any dec!^ '" • • “ PM'hoartno.. appeal mutt be baaed °n TMord "ted* during consideration of (h i, manat th* City of Longwood d o** not provide verbatim minute* ol -*"?*• ", J* '••PnnaibUlty of an appellant to provide euch minute* *1 tha if pwn aapanaa (aa* Chapter tM .0 t0 (,F S ) Parsons with die*bibu*a needing aaslatance to participate in * • * ° * Coordinator ot M STcSSS Rubltah: April It. 1BBS S April t#, ISM DSP-34 •' "** NOTICE OF ACTION IN EMINENT DOMAIN IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CINCUIT. IN AND FON SEMINOLE COUNTY. FIONIDA CASE NO. S S -0030-CA-I3-A SEMINOLE COUNTY a political subdivision ot th# State ot Florid* Pet 11ion# i, CLINTON M WESTOROOK Co-Trustee under Clinton H Westbrook end Catherine V Westbrook Revocable Trust dated August 27, 1991 CATHERINE WESTOROOK. Co-Trust** under Clinton M Westbrook and Catharine V Westbrook Revocable Truat dated August 27 1991. DAVID R QREEN OLENOALE FEOERAL BANK F S 0 , COMMERCIAL CREDIT CONSUMERS SERVICES INC GENE TERRY RABUN. FEOERAL TRUST DANK F S B OEORA P DROWN RAV VALDES at Tas Collector ol Seminole County Florid*, and th# unknown spouses of the above, il any, Iheit hair*, devisees, assignees grantees. creditors, lessees esecolors. administrators mortgagees lodgment creditors, trustees. Iienholdets. persons In possession and any and ail other paraona having ot claiming to hav* any light, title o i interest by. through, under of against Ih# above named Defendants, ov otherwise claiming #n, right title, or interest in Ih# reel property described in this action. Defendants TO THOSE ADOVE-NAMEO DEFENDANTS AND TO ALL PARTIES CLAIMINQ INTEREST DV THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST THE NAMED DEFENDANTS AND TO ALL PARTIES HAVtNa OR CLAIM­ INQ TO HAVE ANY RIGHT. TITLE OR INTEREST IN THE PROPER­ TY OESCRIDED BELOW An Eminent Domain Petition, together with It* Declaration ol Taking ha* been Med in th* above-styled court lo acquire certain property interests in Seminole County. Florida, described es lotlows PARCEL NO. t t t COUNTY ROAD 49A, PHASE II FSS SIMPLE A PARCEL OF LAND LVINQ IN SECTION 32. TOWNSHIP 19 SOUTH RANGE 30 EAST 0EING A PORTION OF LOTS 12A AND 34 -KAYWOOD REPLAT- ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 30 PAQES IT AND 11 AND OFFI­ CIAL RECOROS DOOK 2409 PAGE St2 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA 0CINQ MORE PAR­ TICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS THE SOUTH 25 00 FEET OF LOT 12A AN0 THE SOUTH 25 00 FEET OF THE EASTERLY 10 FEET OF LOT 34 OF SAID -KAYWOOD REPLATTHE ABOVE DESCRIBED PARCEL OF LAND LIES IN THE CITY OF SANFORD SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA AND CONTAINS 1750 SOUARE FEET MORE OR LESS TO G ITN SR WtTM PARCEL NO. T i l COUNTY ROAD ASA, PHASE II TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION IA S I M IN T A PARCEL OF LAND LYING IN SECTION 32. TOWNSHIP M SOUTH RANOE 30 EAST. BEING A PORTION OF LOTS t2A. AN0 34 -KAYWOOD REPLAT* ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT DOOK 30 PAOES 27 AND 21 AN0 OFFI­ CIAL RECOROS BOOK 2S09 PAOE S12 OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA OEINQ MORE PAR TICULARLY DESCRIDE0 AS FOLLOWS THE NORTH S 00 FEET OF THE SOUTH 30 00 FEET OF SAID LOT 12A AND THE NORTH S 00 FEET OF THE SOUTH 30 00 FEET OF THE EASTERLY 10 FEET OF LOT 34 OF SAID -KAYWOOD REPLATTHE ABOVE DESCRIBED PARCEL OF LAND LIES IN THE CITY OF SANFORD SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA AND CONTAINS 350 SOUARE FEET MORI OR LESS PAROSL NO. ISO COUNTY ROAD 40A, PMAOt II P IS SIMPLE A PARCEL OF LAND IN SECTION 33 TOWNSHIP 19 SOUTH RANOE 30 EAST, OEINQ A PORTION OF LOT 20A. -KAYWOOD REPLAT* ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN F>LAT DOOK 30 PAGES 27 AND 21 AN0 OFFICIAL RECOROS BOOK 2001. PAOE 914 OF THE FHJ0LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA OEtNQ MORE PARTICULARLY OEICRIOEO AS FOLLOWS THE SOUTH 25 00 FEET OF LOT 20A OF SA10 -KAYWOOD replatTHE ABOVE DESCRIBED PARCEL OF LAND LIES IN THE CITY OF SANFORD SEMINOI E COUNTY FLORIDA AND CONTAINS 1(25 SOUARE FEET MORE OR LESS TOGETHER WITH P A R C iL NO. 739 COUNTY ROAO 49A. PNASS II TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION IA S I M IN T A PARCEL OF LAN0 IN SECTION 31 TOWNSHIP IS SOUTH RANOE 10 EAST OEINQ A PORTION OF LOT 20A ’ KAYWOOD REPLAT- ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 30 PAGES 27 ANO 21 AND OFFICIAL RECOROS BOOK 2004 PAGE M4 OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS THE NORTH I 00 FEET OF THE SOUTH 30 00 FEET OF LOT 20A O f SAID -KAYWOOD REPLAT* J THE ABOVE DESCRIBE D PARCIL O f LAND LIES IN THE CITY Of SANfORD. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA ANO CONTAINS 125 SOUARE FEET. MORE OR LESS NARDIL NO. 114 OOUNYY ROAD 4SA. PNASS II FBI SIMPLE A PARCEL O f LAND IN SECTION 33. TOWNSHIP 29 SOUTH RANGE 10 EAST BEING A PORTION OF LOT I4A OF ‘ KAYWOOD REPLAT* ACCORDINQ TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDEO IN PLAT BOOK 10, PAOES 27 AND 21 AND OFFICIAL RECOROS BOOK 1S47 PAOE SS OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA BEINO MORE PARTICULARLY OESCRIDED 4S FOLLOWS THE SOUTH IS 00 FEET OF SAID LOT 24A OF SAID 'KAYWOOD REPLAT* THE ABOVE DESCRIBED PARCEL LIES IN THE CITY OF SAN­ FORD SEMINOLE COUNTY FLOHIOA AND CONTAINS IS75 SQUARE FEET. MORE OR LESS TO G ITN SR WITH PARCEL NO. TS4 COUNTY M04D 4SA. PNASS It T 8 MNONANY CONSTRUCTION B M 8 M IN T A PARCEL OF LAND IN SECTION 11. TOWNSHIP 2 f SOUTH RANOE 30 EAST BEING A PORTION OF LOT 24A. 'KAYWOOD REPLAT* ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 10. PAOES 27 AND 21 AND OFFICIAL RECOROS BOOK IS47 PADS SS OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA BEINO MORE PARTICULARLY OESCRIDED AS FOLLOWS THE NORTH I 00 OF THE SOUTH 30 00 FEET OF LOT 24A OF SAID -KAYWOOD REPLAT* THE ABOVE OESCRIBEO PARCEL LIES IN THE CITY OF SANFORO. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA AND CONTAINS 325 SOUARE FEET. MORE OR LESS PARCEL NO. BOO COUNTY ROAO 49 A. PNASS II PERMANENT DRAIN ABB IABBMENT A PARCEL OF LAND IN SECTION 4. TOWNSHIP >0 SOUTH RANOE 10 EA0T. OEINQ A PORTION O f LOTS 1 AND t. BLOCK 2. LOCH ARBOR COUNTRY CLUB ENTRANCE SECTION. ACCORD INO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 5 PAOES 71 ANO 72 AND OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 209. PAQE 171 O f THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI0A BEINO MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS. COMMENCE AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF SAID LOT 1, BLOCK t OF SAI0 LOCH ARBOR COUNTRY CLUB ENTRANCE SECTION FOR A POINT OF REFERENCE. THENCE RUN NORTH st*30'27- EAST ALONO THE SOUTH RIOHT-OF-WAY LINE OF SUNSET DRIVE ANO THE NORTH LINE OF SAID LOT 1. A DIS­ TANCE OF 74 17 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. THENCE LEAV1NQ SAID RIOHT-OF-WAV LINE RUN SOUTH tl*S7'3S- EAST. 99 94 FEET. THENCE RUN NORTH 74-03 34- EAST. 20 00 FEET. THENCE RUN NORTH l l 'S T 'M ' WEST, 04 40 FEET TO SAID SOUTH RIOHT-OF-WAY LINE. THENCE RUN SOUTH SS-10'17' WEST ALONO SAIO SOUTH RIOHT-OF-WAY UNE 20 75 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEOINNINQ THE ABOVE DESCRIBED PARCEL LIE ! IN EEMINOLS COUNTY. FLORIDA AND CONTAINS 1941 SOUARE FEET. MORE OR LESS Each Defendant I* further notified that lha Petitioner will petition lor an Order o f Taking balom Ih# Honorable ALAN A DICKEY, on# of I he Judge* ol th* abova-afylad Court, on Wed need*,, the 13th day of May. tSSS. at I 30 a m . m Chamber*, In the Seminole County Courthouta. Sanlord. Florid*. In accordance with 111 Declaration o f Taking haralofor* filed in Ihia causa All Defendants lo thia suit and all other Interested parties may time­ ly request a heating on tha Petition lor tha Order o l Taking at the Urn* and piece designated and be heard Any Defendant falling lo hi* a timely request tor hearing ahall waive any right lo object to th* Order of Taking AND Each Defendant and any other pariona claiming any internal in th* property detcribed in th* Petition In th* above-styled Eminent Domain proceeding it hereby required lo serve written delenses. « any you have, lo tha Pautlon heretofore tiled In thia causa on tha Patitionar. and any request lor a hearing on lha Petition lor Ih# Order ol Taking, it desired on Petitioner's Attorney, whose nama and addraaa i* shown below on or balom Wednesday. May Sth. ISIS, and lo III* Ih* original ot your written dalanaaa and any request tor haanng on th# Pell Iion lor th* Order ol Taking with th# Clerk of Ihl* Court either before service on the Petitioner’* Allot nay or Immediate!, Ihe rattler, to show what right. Utte. intaraal or Han you hay*. If any, or claim in and to th* property daaenbad in said Petition and to show causa, il any you hav*. why aeht property ahould not be condemned tor the uses and purP04*a • * set forth In said Palltion If you tail to anawar. a default may be entered against you lor th* relief demanded In the Palltion If you fad lo request a hearing on th* Palltion for Order ol Taking you ahall walvt any right to obtecl to said Order ot Taking WITNESS my hand and tael of taid Court on March tlfh . IM S (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA By: Jean Bnllanl Daputy Clark ROBERT A McMILLAN County Adorn*, *°r Seminole County. Florida Seminole County Services Budding 1101 Seat First Straal Santord. Florida 32771 Tai*phone (407)321-1130. Eat 7214 Attorney lor Petitioner Publiah: Sunday. A p rillS , 1*94 ___ Sunday. April (S . K M DEP-t �Seminole Herald. Sanford. Florida • Sunday. Apnl 19. 1990 • SB 71— H Legal Notices Sem inole Herald N O T Itil OF FICTITIOUS MAMS Notic* i* h*r*by givan that I am engaged in buamai* al 1 St I C Mery OS. Allamonta Spring,. FL 32101. Seminole County Florida, undei the Ficlllioua Nam* ol ALTAM ONTI AUTO SOOT, and that I inland to rag* lalar aaid nam* with Ih* Dnrmon ol Corporation*. Tallahaaaaa. Florida, in accordene* with lb* provisions ol Ih* Ficlllioua Nam* Statute*. ToWit Section S t* OS Florida Statute* 1SSI Tappan la * Anthony Lodiapolo Publiah April IS ISSS DC P-200 IN TNS CIRCUIT COUNT FOR SCMINOLS COUNTY, FLORIDA RROSATS DIVISION File Number S S 1 I I CP IN RE ESTATE OF Emar Knot Andaraan Dacaaaed NOTICS OF ADMINISTRATION (O n* PR) The adminialralion ol lha erlate ol Emar Knoa Anderaan decaaaad File Number SS-311 CP la (landing m Ih* Circuit Court, lor Saminola County Florida Probale Dnrmon the addraa* ol which la P O Orawar C Sanford Florida 32772-0459 Th* nam* and addraa* ol Ih* Paraonal Repraaanlalive and Ih* Peraonal Representative', allorney are ael lorlh below AIL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT All pareona on whom thia notice la aerred who h * «* obtecliona lhal challenge Ih* aelidily ol lha Will lha qualilication* ol Ih* Paraonal Repreaaniaiiva venue or |unadie lion ol thia Court are required lo Me their obtacliona with thia Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUOLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE Or A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All creditor* ol th* decedenl and other peraona having claim* or demand* againal decedent* eatale on whom a copy ol thia nolle* la aervad within three month* attar lha del* ol the liral publication ol thia notice mutl Me their claim* with ihia Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE f ir s t p u d l ic a t io n of th is NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS ATTER THE OATE OF SERVICE o r A COPY OF THIS NOTICE o n th e m All other c raddor* ol Ih* dacedent and peraona having claim* or demand* againat lha deca­ dent a aatat* mutl file then claim* with thia Court WITHIN th r e e m o n t h s a f t e r the date OF th e FIRST PUOLICA­ TION OF Th is n o t ic e ALL CLAIMS DEMANOS AND o b j e c t io n s n o t w il l OE FOREVER so f il e d 0ARRE0 Th* data o l th* brat Publication ol thia nolle* la April 12th ISSS Paraonal Repraaantaliv* Oruc * A Anderaan I T30 Perch Lana Sanlord FL 32TTI Allot nay lor Paraonal Representative W MICHAEL CLIFFORO Florida Oar No 224111 LOWNDES. OROSDlCK. DOSTER KANTOR A REED. PA 21S North Eola Drive Pott Ollica Doe 2S0S Orlando. Florida 32S02 Telephone (407| S43-4S00 Publiah April 12 IS ISSS DEP-113 IN TNS CIRCUIT COURT OP TNS tSTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND POR SSMINOLB COUNTY, PLORIDA OSNSRAL * JURISDICTION DIVISION CASS NOi ST STSB C A I4 NATIONSDANC MORTQAQE CORP PLAINTIFF VS JAMIE NIEVES. IF UVINQ. AND IF OSAO. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST OY THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST JAMIE NIEVES. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JAMIE NIEVES. IF ANY. OAK VILLA HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC . A DISSOLVED FLORIDA CORPORATION. JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION OCFENDANT(S) N on es OP PORBOLOSURS SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN purauanl lo a Summary Final Judgment ol toracloaur* dalad April tat. ISSS. entered In Civil C at* No ST 2TSS CAM ol lha Circuit Court ol tha ISTH Judicial Circuit In and lor SEMI­ NOLE County. Sanlord. Florida. I will call lo th* hlghaal and beat bidder lor caah al Ih* Waal FRONT OOOR ol th* SEMINOLE County Courthout* located al SOI N PARK AVENUE ut SAN­ FORD. Florida, at 11 00 a m on th* Sth day MAY. IM S Ih* fol­ lowing daaenbad property a* cat lorth In a*id Summary Final Judgment, to-wlt LOT SS. OAK VILLA. ACCORD­ ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 40. PAGES TS AND FT. PUBLIC RSCOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Dalad I hi* 2nd day ol Apnl. IM S (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clarb o l th* Circuit Court By: Jan* E. Jaaaanc Deputy Clarb THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J. STERN. P I ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF M l S Umvarally Orta* Suit* 100 Plantation. FL 33324 (SB4) >33-0000 ST-I03M (FM) NAT In accordance with th* American with Diaabllill** Act paraona with diaabllill** head­ ing a apaclal accommodation to participate In thr* proceeding •houtd contact Ih* Clarb of th* Cwcurl Court at Ih* SEMINOLE County Courthoua* al 407-3234330 EXT 4227. not later than a*van day* prior lo th* pro­ ceeding II hearing Impaired. !• SOO-MS-1771 (TD0) or 1-S00M I-S770. via Florida Relay Publiah Apnl I I . I f . IS M DSP-123 C L A S S IF IE D A D R A TE S e li * 71—Hnr Wanted W anted ADMIN. ASST -Immed Opening Cerkt Dept airong comm cten cal akin*, collection *ap a * EO£ Drug Free W P Coastline Ddt (407)323-8500 EXPERIENCED GROUNOSMEN lor tree eo Top pay CDL A PLUS CALL 323-3411 AUTOMOTIVE DETAKERS SantordVongwoodOrkindo Good tncom* Potential Benef4i After 90 Day* Ttph 5**/ 407-293 3055 DEADLINES Tuesday thru Friday 12 Noon the day boforo publication. Sunday 12 Noon Friday ADJUSIMENTSJl GREDITS In the event of an error, the Sem inole Herald will be responaibie for the Aral insertion only and only lo lha actant of tha coat o f that insertion P len a* check ad for accuracy tha Aral day It run* IO-PLACE AELAPJCALL S E M IN O L E O R LA N D O 4 0 7 / 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 4 0 7 / 6 3 1 -0 9 3 3 DEPARTMENT-HOURS B A M - 5 P M M O N D A Y - F R ID A Y rrOW ACCEPTING Legal Notices Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TNB l i t h JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. S T -4 IS -C A -I4 L FLORIDA SAM NO. SSSStSS INLAND MORTOAQE CORPORATION. Plaintiff. v* JEFFREY C TROISE. ET AL. Defendant NOTICE OF SALE Nolic* la hereby given lhal in accordance with th* Final Judgment ol Foracloaur* entered on April 7lh, IM S In civil action no S7-4IS-CA-14 L •n lha Circuit Court ol SEMI­ NOLE County Florida, in which Jeffrey C Trot** et al. war* Ih* Defendant* and INLAND MORT­ GAGE CORPORATION wa* Pieini.lt I will aell lo tha highaal tedder tor caah at Waal front door 301 N Par* Av* Sanlord FL 32771 between Ih* hour* ol 1 1 0 0 a m and 2 00 p m on June Sth I t ** on lha following daaenbad real property Lot 17 Bloc * O Longwood Par*, according lo th* plat thereof aa recorded In Plat Book Record* o f Saminola County Florida Mora commonly known aa 201 Howard Blvd Longwood FL 327SO DATED APRIL 7th I H t (Court Baal) MARVANNE MORSE Clark ol Circuit Court Jan* E Jaiawic A* Deputy Clark Mai thaw J Schlichta Attorney al Law 2t34 Hollywood Otvd Hollywood FL 33020 Publication ol thia notice on April 12 I t IS M in th* follow­ ing publication Saminola Herald OEP-133 IN TNS CIRCUIT COURT O f TNB tSTN JUDICIAL CIR0UIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FL0 R I0A OSNSRAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NOi ST-OSSt-CA-14-W f ir s t n a t io n w id e MORTOAQE CORPORATION PLAINTIFF VS JOHN W POTESTIVO. KAREN V POTESTIVO. COMMERCIAL CREDIT CONSUMER SERVICES INC ALAFAYA WOODS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC . JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENOANT(t) NOTICE OF FORSCLOSUNS SALS NOTICE IS HERE0Y OIVEN purauanl lo a Summary Final Judgment ol toracloaur* dated April tat. IS M entered in Ctyil C at* No •7-03*S-CA'-l4-W ol lb* Circuit Court ol Ih* ISTH Judicial Circuit in and lor SEMI­ NOLE County Sanlord. Florida. I will call lo Ih* htghaal and beat bidder lor caah al Ih* Waal FRONT OOOR ol Ih* SEMINOLE County Courlhoua* located al 301 N PARK AVENUE m SAN­ FORD Florida a l i i 00 a m on Ih* tth day MAY. IM S lha fol­ lowing daaenbad property aa aat lorth m aaid Summary Final Judgment, to-wll LOT IIS . ALAFAYA WOODS. PHASE IV. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN PLAT DOOK 33 PAOES 9B102. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Dalad thia tat day ol Apnl. IM S (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARVANNE MORSE Clark ol Ih* Circuit Court Dy Jana E Jaaawic Deputy Clark THE LAW OFFICES OF 0AVIDJ STERN. P A ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF SOI t Umvartity Drue Suit* *00 Plantation. FL 33324 (SS4) 231 *000 ST-10304 (FNW) In accordanca with Ih* American with OisablUtia* Act paraona with diaabililla* need­ ing a apacial accommodation lo participate in thia proceeding aliould contact lha Clarb o l lha Circurl Court al tha SEMINOLE County Courthoua* at 407-3214330 EXT 4227. not later than aavan day* prior lo Ih* pro­ ceeding || hearing impaired I B00-SSS-S7 7I (TOO) or 1-100•SI-S770. via Florida Relay S am e* Publiah April I I . I t . IS M DSP-114 IN TNS CIRCUIT COURT OF TNS ISTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SSMINOLB COUNTY, FLORIDA OSNSRAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASS NUMBSR ST-tSSB CA 14 R UNIVERSAL AMERICAN MORTOAOE COMPANY. Ptainlitt, v ELMER McKINNEV ADAMS. *1 al . Defendant* NOTICS OF ACTION- MORTOAOB FORSCLOSUNS CONSTRUCT IV S SIRVICS-PROPERTY TO ELMER McKinney ADAMS and CARMEN IRIS OARCIA. IF LIVINQ AND IF MARRIED. INCLUDINO ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE IF DEFENDANT DECEASED RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS DEVISEES QRANTEES. ASSIGNEES CREDITORS. LIENORS TRUS­ TEES AND ALL OTHER PER­ SONS CLAIMINO 0V THROUGH UNDER OR AOAINST THEM RESIDENCE UNKNOWN YOU ARE N0TIFIE0 lhal an action lo loracloa* a mortgage on lha following daaenbad property in Seminole County Flor id* Lot 10* VILLAS OF CASSEL­ BERRY PHASE 4 according lo th* Plal a* recorded in Plal Book 42 Pag* 44 47 and 4S ol lha Public Record* ol Saminola County. Florida ha* bean filed againal you and you era required lo aerva a copy ol your written detanae* if any. to it on SERQIO L MENDE2 Eaq Mandat and Mandat. Ih* Plamlilt'a Allorney whoa* addraa* i* *0t Ponca da Leon Boulevard Suita >04 Coral Gable*. Florida 33134 wdhui 30 day* altar tha lira I publication and til* th* ongmeJ with Ih* clarb e l Itua court ailhat bate** aarvioa on ptetnliK * attorney or immediately thereafter otherana* a default will b* entered againat you lor Ih* rebel demanded In the complaint DATED April 7lh. IM S MARVANNE MORSE Clark ot Ih* Court DV Ruth King Deputy Clark Publikh April t|. IS. IS M DEP-I2S IN TNS CIRCUIT COURT, SSMINOLB COUNTY, FLONIOA. CASS NO. S T -S S S I-0 A -I4 -W SUSAN PINS. Plainlilt. v* JUANITA MULLINS, an unmarried woman. TOWNHOUSE ASSOCIATES, a Florida general partnarahip. and COACH LIOHT CSTATCS SECTION II. INC . a Florida corporation (not lor proht). Defendant* NOTICS OF SALS N olle* la hereby given lhal purauanl lo lha Summary Final Judgment Ol Foracloaur* And Sal* entered In lha abova-captionad action. Ih* undaraignad Clark will tall lb* property upr­ ated In aaid County daaenbad at UNIT 41. BUILDINQ K. COACH LIOHT ESTATES. SECTION II. a Condominium, according lo IN* Declaration o l Condominium a* recorded in O R Book 1371. Pag* IS30. and all amendment* thereto. Public Record* o l Saminola County, Florida, together with an undivided ahare in th* common element* and limited common a I* mania declared In aaid Declaration ol Condominium lo ba an appurte­ nance to th* above Condominium Unit, at public aal*. lo th* highaal and beat brddar. lor coali. al I t 00 o'clock A M on the 12 th day o l May. IM S . on the Waal Iron I alap o l Ido Saminola County Courthoua*, in Banlofd. Florida DATED April Tlh. IM S MARVANNE MORSE Clark e l th* Circuit Court B Y Jan* E Jaaawic Deputy Clark ISARDAl AND BSARDALL BLANKNER. P A SO North Court Avenu* Pool Office Boa S431 Orlando. Florida S2S03 (40T) 41S-1S3S Attorney* lor Pteintllt Publiah Apnl I I . 10. 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Aftamontelongwuod 669 4600 Robm Mu/aka laryTlaatorow 333 8068 Gary Bateno* Onedo-3B5-3MS FREE CAREER SEMMAA Thunday Apr! 23rd at 7 00 p m 1901 Weat SR 434 Eig>anaon ot our office make* openviga lor a tew earner mmd ed people kcenaed or unfcfenced CaS Nan Wohiwender 407-4M-M44 t it . 141 or full come1 Aganta/Tet* mark* tee* GREAT PHONE JOBS Earn up lo M .50/hr 4- Bonus! Immediate TEMP-TO-HIRE Pad Travung* NO FEE •Nabonal TAJ fvro-36 5Ghr Donut attar ctwnt heat 35 i y i y * 5PM lAdnria • Sat •Crodt card protaction fvm need arper caaar*' 9 5 M F No Wkand* |7 50hr •Coamebc procedural tvmarp« aensra P/T Eve . *7 SO hrr. comm*ton It you can type and have good iptakmg w e t . cal lor an vnmedato n ta rve*' Dimha SMBng Syawma 670 N Or tango A v * . Sun* 1002 Mar- itD u n h ill MAMTENAMCE ALL AROUND KANO YUAN Mutl have own tool* and tranaporution. knowledge ot a l a aped a ol mamtenam Cal 407-244-SSt* or 407-329 ALL POSITIONS at hmng Part ten* A FUMvne EacaAant wage* "SERVERS •COORB ‘ CABMKRt "COUNTER HELP Jerry's Calsrsrs 3 23 -03 4 5 Acctpbng appkeakon* Mon-fn bom Sam to 2pm AMERICAN BULK) N Turing lor tuS-ten* work. Monday-Fnday Cal 322-4MS lor S STAR TEMP LOGO ---------ASSEMBLY--------- Term Long Term-Short Term Tamp ToHtee •Tamp to he* •Longwood •MS/GED IH ahdt. Ordar puBtrttoackara Rataiataa banaportekon req CaS *40-0111 TELEMARKETING GUARANTEED $ 10.50 P/H A c c u S ta ff IN TRAINING 3 poe aval Avg S ISSGTv. Sal a comm Sanlord baaad pool heating taardar No cold caimg Iknng vrvnad F/T A P/T Cal Miaty Smattaer 333-3070 a it. IIS T 20 TB 5R O T For DoSar Rant A Car at th# Sanlord Airport Agent*. Custodians, Cashiers.i. 4 Customer Same* A Cualc Rap* ■Apply in paraon at Job Fa* Tut* 4/14 K M or defy 19 4 at DoSar Rant A Car 2 R#d Cleveland Btvd Sanlord. FL 32773 MuM ba IS years ot aga and havs a vakd FL driven koana* SmokWDrugFnMVRvt^tec. Compeuove Wage*1! DOLLAR RENT A CAR COME JOM OUR Legal Notlcoi NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice I* hereby given that I am engaged In buainaaa al 3601 W Lake Mary Btvd . Butte U S . Laka Mary. Florida 1*746. S* mmol a County. Florida, undar tha Ftcbtioua Nam* ol B/B/A AMBKICAN B U S IN IS CONSUMS NS BNOUP. and that I mtand lo regtaler aotd nam* with th* Dhrtalon qt Corporations. Tallahataa*. Florida, m accordanca with tha provlatona e l lha Flctltioua Nome Statute*. To-Wil Section S4t M . Florida Statute* 1M 1 American Buainaaa Consumer* Group M. Michael Martmua Publiah April IS. IS M DCP-tfll CHILDCARE TEACHER-P/R l F/T pot avaJ C0A or Erp a ♦. Santord Early Childhood Canter. 322 6645 Cl9ftC6l DATA ENTRV/CIERICAL ASST EvcT poaihon' WortVIO key a mutt' Perwvabi* 1 Groat Skrlla' TOPTALE NT STAFFING 407-439-6222 1000 N. Magnolia A* » to. FL 32903 1ST ANO *ND SfBFT ASSEM­ BLY RECOTON CORPORA­ TION, to* natron* teadmg manufacturer/dttrtoutoc oI atecv oruc acceaaonaa. fiat an opanmg in Mt Laka Mary tacPty lor 1st and 2nd alull a* aarrpfy poattiona Hour* art 7 00AM-3 30PM and 4 00PM12 30AM Mutt ba abi* to Mt a maarnum ot 35 to* and aland lor S hour* Apply m paraon at 1090 Emma Oaka TraJ. Laka Mary, a 32746 ___________ ATTENTION C N A * Com* and )oin our canng team at Nurse* and C N A * Eieatognuad S:00pm-1 1 :00pm s M mmSakte Ptaaa* apply m paraon DtSon* Haaltocar# R * habstuuon Canter. ISSI Elkcam Blvd. DaBona EOE EXFERCNCEO Fra wood (M i­ na** Mutt know how lo apH A mwtiai wood CaH 3* 3-34*1 elp 71—H elp Wanted W anted DRIVERS OTR A LOCAL IMMEDIATE HIRE it Qualified C la n A COL wTte/Mat 31 New KW Cony a Good benefits A Mile* Call Now 60G 828 9754 E lf 9108 LA B O R E R S N EED ED FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CONTRACTOR ram PLAN'Orua trot wemprace Apply at. 9*0 Uvier Ortv*. AWamenaa Bprtrn 299900C hcalth insurance ano LANDSCAPE MAINT WORKERS F/T E ip Prof Call 328 0750 FORK LIFT eipenenced. ttrong back, good FL DL. pay com­ mensurate with erp 3499225 LAWN MAINTENANCE FORE­ MAN A LABORERS For Commerctet ACCOUNTS Must have e ip . 6 ret CaH Terra Caro 330-9000 WANTED Serious people desiring suc­ cessful WEIGHT LOSS. IM­ PROVED HEALTH ANO ENER­ GY Lose 20 200 tos 30 day program under S100 Sahsteclion guar FREE SAMPLES. CALL NOW 32944M LABOR READY® WORK TOOAY/PAD TOOAY Sanford Appty In paraon today: 1SS1 S French Av* 123-430 HELP PERSONNEL NOW HIRING!! FACTORY WORKERS MAINTENANCE W ORKERS 70 Position* Available! Large Santord Manufacturing Company Factory Workers AM A PM Shifts Reliable Individuals Ertrusion Eip helpful Advancement Potential Sanford Airport Authority. o d pay and benefits. Call 407-323-0S91, M-F, 7:00 am4:00pm tor application Infor­ mation. APPLY M-TH, 9-11 am or 1-1 pm 214 Hickman Dr. (Across From Seminote Town Cantor) (407) 322-S6M MEDICAL ABSiSTAMT For busy cardiology practice. F/T. eicel tent working enwonmeni. oftic es m Santord and Deltona refs rqrd C *« 904 532 1232. ask lor Sara • • • • MERRY"MAIDS HIRING Car A Insurance Needed Weekends FREE 331-5766 HELP PERSONNEL NOW HBBNO: Direct Marketers No tales. PTiTT. no e«p nece* sary C al 263-7612 NEVE1AFEE1I WAFFLE HOUSE Part-Time HIRING ALL SHIFTS CLOSERS WANTED If you can aat over Ihe phone you can mak* great money wour grow­ ing Internet Co Dont know the Internet? We wit tram you Draw agamat tg com m . easy to mak* L30K- par year Deal wf businesses and not th* public, not a phon* room or letamarket mg scam www chartarnat com (407)324 4091 NEW WAGE PROGRAM AJ shifts FT A PT W# 0-*r eicaBant benefit*, including medcal'dentaUift insurance, education reimbursemant 431(k). paid vacation pay in­ stead of beneMs W* are seeking dedicated moyiduals with aipenenc* but wtkng to tram right person(s) Ptaasa apply Haafthcaro A Rahab Cantor ot Sanford. Contact N4 sa A(men 950 Mertom-n* Rd Santord FL 32771 2299 (407) 322 6566 EOE CNA» NEW WAGE PACKAGE II Com* and be a part of a team mat speciakjat m TIC Apply m parson al Healthcare and Rahab oI Sanford 407-323-6666 COOK F/T Inci wknds Raiv* mant lac Apply 300 W Avport Bkrd Santord or U i 323 733* CUSTOMER SERVICE ( BBFfO SELLMOSB BTT YOUR OWN HOURS • B7-IGMR W P tocaaon. 2 wk Must hav* 2Scwpm. clear INTERVIEWS Off Mon apnl 13 911 and 1 3. 1060 Martand Cntr Common* * 4 It (across born RDV Sporttptoi) or cal ua tor appoeitmant ACCUSTAFF 660-OtllmVdV CUBTOtKR SERVICE BSNO BELLMGtt BET YOUR OWN HOURS * S7-10HR WP. tocaaon. 2 wk protect utl hav* 2Scwpm. Clear * Must nhOfW yoCtl H9TERVIEWS ON Men apnl 13 9 11 and 1-3. 1060 Maltand Cntr Common* *411 (across bom RDV Sportaptoi) or cal ua tor ippontnwnt ACCUBTAFF 660-011lmVdV REAL ESTATE AGENTS LOCAL TERRITORY TOP COMMISSIONS We supply al to* leads tor listings Check our Website at ' www asoa net OR CALL 1-600 9374040 Sr nd resume to 525 E Rch Aio . Deiand. FL 32724 IMMEDIATE QPEfftNGS y o u r v o ic e ? Motivated ‘ people person" needed to answer a 20 Ime Switchboard m a list paced environment Ideal candidate wd type 40 wpm and b* lam* ■ar with Word and Eicel Bum U a ptua This is a perm* nent ponton SB 97 hr Ptoate >1*4 ut at our OPEN HOUSE and appty m person Monday 4/20/94 9:30am-7:00pm, or cal to arrange lor an interview ft 2400 Maitland Cantor Prfcwy Suit* 140 407-4*1-1111 now n m eta! ut ARBI Cal DeSary Manor. 407-4*9 4426. Aak lor Dvector of N ivi mg or apply witnm 60 North Kbghway 17-92. DeBary. Ftooda Drug Fro* Workplace EOC. D E B A R Y 1M A N O R la tootung lor taiantod and a i captonal individuals tor the loOowmg poarbon* •LPN 11 p.m to 7 a m •Restoratnro CNA •CNAt A l shifts •OtoUryArdas Compaliln t v* wag**, ciceltonl benefit* and ttoiibto achedut n g Caft 407-4*94426. EOt. Dnvera Etelbed 11,000 BIOHON BONUS! •"NEW" Pay Package •OuaMy Mom# Tim# •Late Modal Egtepmant •Need COLA 6 6 mot OTR ECKMBtor B094I1-0B2* (407) 869-0444 ( R9SRD9 w a n t e d iHatpora atao Mutt have bant Iportaton Cal 322-1449 LOCAL BALES REP wanted Sea lead Som e* to profes­ sional ckenta who Have *v quved Top commasrona 213-6*97(99 SECRETARY J O B FAIR NO one know* how to gat you toe career that you want bettor than CSIl interview between 7 30am to 7 00pm Ca* tor dt ractional NO FEEI Merttend BB7-S7SB or B. Orlando 379 ir v u n f azibbs ■ u n w ifs o Brandy 3 Aaeoc. 634-7444 Enrarteni posrtont ayaaabto ‘ Ctortcai Call Maitland 667-67U or 6. Orlando 179*646 Ca* Nowill NEVERAFEEM Curtom Stiffing JOBS JOBS ADECCO it teaming up with Sanlord companies to Croat* eicitmg job opportunities II you hav* skill*, ambition and a drtyw lor ouaklv we hav* a great opportunity with groa We have fob* m th# tottowmg area* •W elder. •Assembly •Gartaral W arthouB* •Production •C ontrol Labor 1ST sum DRVWALL FINISHER* Needed lor rotrd crew Eip w/ handtoot* 6 toot*. Cal Al at 323-3234 mTtLLICtNT STAFFING Sm*» construction company m Longwood Eipananced Wm95 Ouch Book* A payroa F/T or Pr T 3*3-44*4 or *M 333-4*44. J 0 B 5 CHAt-F/T BVBdabN on ail shift* WITH VERY COMPETTTTYE RECEPTIONIST Full time lor busy medical practice Computer A In­ surance a mutt Oood organi /atonal tkJte a pkrt Call 407174-6200 or la i return* to 407-674-1111. s m i l e in PLACEMENT SERVICES --------O tB J L iw N A N b R ------I* tootung tor taiantod and * i captonal peopto EARN IBM STOCK ROOM El Dr required Noon-4 00 p r M F. DTYV/P/ Call 2991SB2 MANAGER TRAINESS Starring Contractors A Trucker* Mak# contact quickly, your slat* A N America New tro^F*matching ty t 24 hr* Hm m 1 666 406 4470 MC/Ytoa * Cook* A Servers F/T or P/T Appty in person 4740 W SR 46 (407)323-4660 Is t h e r e a CNA's "D4SMWASHERS fkgn votoma roateurant located at to* Orlando Sanlord Airport LOGO CASHIERS. COOKS DR ROOM ATTENDANT. KIT REPS No mg/ita or weekend* F/T OR P/T Ftei hour* CTuck-FJ A. Lake Mary 407-333-M7S AQENT/REAL e s t a t e NOW HIRING FIT lor a Major Manufacturing plant VI Sanlord Poatbon* art avaiabte on a l shifts. Pacetatter Peraonnai al 330-3S1I or 330-ISM ___________________ Lake Mary* hne Unrig retteuranl otter* a great working *nwonment Be part ol a prole*annal team and contrtxrte to our tucceat Open Poaltton* (Fu« A Part Time) •Dithwaaher 15 75hr •Cook* 1 8 00hr •Server* 12 llh r ♦ hp* Apply in perion al 951 Greenwood Btvd. Lake Mary or ca» 321-3333 •NEW PAY PLAN" •^29 ID J2 Cents Per Mie LOADED & EMPTY 10 START’ •Oradbete Placement Atari Cal Today! 407-431-MIS AVON NEEDS repa thia area Sea hah quality products, earn good S it ftei hours 321-7182 71— H a^_^jaa^ 6 TEN6 TROM GENERAL FEED need* P/T help Pnmanty tor dethrone* and Saturday* R* quae* a Strong beck, pleasant personalty and *ic##*nt drrv mg record Personal truck or UV tor towing barter required CaB Mean 32916*9__________ STYLIST 3 NAIL TECH lor a busy Laka Mary salon Call 3193133 T E U MARKETER Non Sate*. wr6 bam 16 SQ/hr guar P/T ftti eve hr* Cal Kathy 767-0606 •EXTRA INCOME •98* Earn 3200 • 3500 weekly maJng caro-o-grama For more mlormabon sand a aell addrottad tumped envetope to Oau* Card* 3 Gilts. PO Bcu 612290. Muna. FL 33261 IRRIGATION INSTALLER SERVICE TECH HEEDE0. C A R *34-7*6* IMMEDIATE OPENINGS. Natl Sve. Co. ha* P/T 3 Custodial poa. ava*. Knowledge of Clean­ ing Protected. Lake Mary Are*. CaB: 407-942-6269 ACCT8 PAYABLE CLERK 1-2 yra t ip date entry . good ctoncal A comm akiH* H S Dipl rqrd Good ben EOE Drug Free Workplace. Coaanm* Dial. 407323-6500 MBA's MsMBfMPBdftry MflWTMM 36 BBf 96 F 00 0 t A f t T f q u u t h m . 407-3197171 WEEKLY Proc- cetamg our co mail nac 1-609631 -6717 No aip A d ecco A ( • (n g 1193333 MteRyF«to iFJEanpiTito T »« tM mW M ENT I A c a r e e r w o r t h in v e s t ig a t in g . PRIVATE INVESTIGATION Learn about conducting Investigations, performing surteillance, andpreientlng potential crimes. You can then become a P.l. fo r an insurance company, credit card ettmpany, or even your own agency. • Convenient 4 Day School Week • Day or Evnlng Classes > Financial Aid for Those > Nationally Accredited by AC1CS Mho Qualify as a Junior College • Graduate Placement Assistance 4 0 7 - 8 3 1 - 9 8 1 6 City College 853 E a s t H w y . 438, Bta». 300 • C a B a elb c rry . F L 32707 �6B • Serrsnote Herald SantoRl. Florida - Sunday. April 19. 1998 t i— EMPLOYMENTOPPORTUNITIES # 71— H n r W anted 7 i— H u r W a n ted TELE M A R K E TE R S Residential C leaning Pud ot part lane Top salary, bo­ nus and commission Smoking oHice Longwood location CaN Oebtwj al 767-9270 MOLLY MfttO IS HIRING Tfl ‘ M-F ’ 8-Spm. Will Train 407-767-5007. M elt W a n t e d HAIR STYLIST Uotiared IXI far S3on » Iy e ji wrvVrsg ifv it 'h e r e E*Ubk*h*d tu* w r y * . salon •vj*> Commiwc*' b id 71— H LABORATORY ASSISTANT -J03 H D Y U H I Immediate O pen­ ings Ca> the CSI Jcti Horme at 4St 4996 k» in* latest |ot> opportuntoe* ft n *o m n g jot) tanL Call 481-4996 AmenPalh, a rapwl'y espansj mg national Pathology organi­ sation has openmgs tot organ ■red A net*ee Lab Assistants n Out Senlord and Writer Park locations Medical eipertence preferred but not requred Ap­ ply m person M f 8-5pm at 8100 Chancellor Drive. Suite t30. (oH Sand Lake Road. E ot 0 8 T) Orlande No pbone cals please Drug tree workplace. EOE. MEDICAL ASSISI OR LPN Custom Staffing Putl Tm e Needed lot busy Doctorvs urgeons pthce Re cent meocai e«penwnce a must Cat 407 574 8700 or tai resume to 407-574-1111 PLACEM ENT SERVICES RIGHT HAND MAN N eed s 75 w o rk e r* dally. •JJ Sign on bonus 10 new em­ ployees. ‘ Ettrs pay to drivers. •Open 5 am f f i Dogtrack Rd, Longwood. E X PER IEN C ED •TRACK HOC OPERATOR •LOADER OPERATOR •DRIVER Uuti k m Cim . e Keen** ;eo-eiM PEBBLE JUNCTION INC. m Sa-kva has mvn*d openmg tor -j»>; » Inectl background ft »ed<ng r e Wik oe leqrg to tog equto nrs keep accurate records ft assist mochanc w as 'roars on equip F,T. vac A learn <ns Can 323-3638 lor more into For commercial residential ■and ciearmg Etperwnce r»e lened Monday payhracatttn Medical insurance Pay cornmen turtle with r ip Please cea 375-661 »,M -f, 7-ft________ SALES AGENTS The With Cape Canaveral Cruse Line, you deterrrvne what your paycneck mil be W are looking tor motivated people w>tn a good phone voice No eipenence neces­ sary because we earn you lo succeed You can make MOO* twk! Work m a ton itmospbere M edial and dental insurance cash splits A tiee cruses’ MOO Wjn-on bonus available Call 407-97S-5000 ilO tt Uon-frl, (am to S pm Accu Staff LOOKING FOR PART TIME WORK? Maitland area Cosmetic En hancement Co i* looking tor Cutt. Strc Rape 10 work bet «veen 74 40 hour* per week Sun Thurt Temp to hue $7 SO hr comp kl and customer yve vkikt necessary Apply m per ton al 1060 Maaiand Ctr. Common*, Sle 411 Mon-Thun 9 3 tv Can 660 0111 Retail N ow H irin g fo r S em ino le C ounty ft Sales Associates Assistant* Fun Time Part Time Induttnal RECOTON CORPORATION me nation* leading manufacturer distributor ot consumer elec ironic accessories. ha* an opening in ir* Like Mary o »c e tor a Lead Spray Painter, let (tiltt. 7.00AU -5 00PM. Prior (pray panting eipenence with molded piashc component* pretened Mechancaf abwiy to maintain tpray booth and pant gun* ft at«My to maman sup ply inventory a mu*t Mu*l have eicefient communication duiti and be oeta4-oriented Send retume and *aiary tut tory lo Human Resource* 7950 lake Emma Road Lave Maty. FL 37746. or FAX re tume and (alary hrttory to 407-333-1964 EOE We pay lor Eipenence EiceUent Benefit* Call our 74 hr Job Line todayf 1-800-711-JOBS EOC Oonl Be Unhappy BE EMPLOYED VI CALL S v /n ln o lv S in p J o y j/fB /jl (407) 322-3044 MARBLE CUTTER |A fV E*p ••tf' U *1 WAREHOUSE Longwood Location! No Evenlngt or Weekend*! M tv l e i M I sent FACTORY MAINTENANCE Outttanding market research ’urn need* MWy people to conduct Mirveyt tor tu lech Fortune 500 hrmtl 110 00hr Paid tranmgf NO SELLING! Immediate. TEMP TO-HIRE opening*, F/T. M F NO FEEI It lured on. benefit* include •Sgrung bonu* •Mecxal ft Dental Insurancn' •Pad vacatnn’ H you type 75 wmp. learn lad and have great apeakmg P i t . cea u* tor an mmeckaie interview Dunfui Stalling. 670 N Odando A v e , • 1007. MalItand 599-6640. HO MR Sarto'S sm e *r« n * CLERICAL HELPER 17 hr Base Pence wet INSURANCE CLERK 17 nr In n u y u m MYSTERY CALLERS l i hr F rU P c ba-ara* WELDERS 117 nr Structure etc cwnata* Cell Today...Work Tomorrow! 700 W. 75th Si., Sanford , , | „ TUPPERWARE Earn *70 $30 pm hour lot eulra money of ham e M ftme carnet >21-4411 WANTED: ir'<in„ti,als »t.., seeking a tulhliing, people on entatefl career GREAT employ men! environment professional stilus and benelit* Consider the earner t>( Denial Asstslmg Tormal education of 1700 hours Leading lo Stale and National credentials Work m a last paced, hightey lechnical ever changing career in The allied hearth t * « cl Dental Assisting Call Orange Technical CameraOrlando le ch Dental Depart­ ment. 407-7*8-7090, a it 4835 Whether you are already in the work place ready to reenter or Juki looking lo the future they have a program designed lev you! . SPRINKLER FOREMAN - S9-1W HR CALL 322-8133 • $40,000 foe CoIltH I ixihrril Mini in 1%jti i ^|u*il Hyou ri duck etfl I studtrt kun r a t not m detail the Army migft pay 4 off - up to *65 000* tf you gudrfy as il reduce you drtt by 1/3rd tor acfi yea you sere* • ( irnrrel Kirs frit • Irrmhlng und Kill • Kendng • Klher fable Installalion • (12,000 Cash B o n u s** 8 you guilty mi rJjrttti to M r* n or* of Be Army i top pnriy onu pdionaisAiti you coukJ ncm* i rW’MV utwlrivtAiMl ihr I ituI hid h due Apnl .N |W| iMrtrMry (tfftnrnua p»i*>4it| irtiitiTnwn Htirrun Miftiie L, unititvvhri fund j tfirl kuitffu ly pf |(iyf iinii kLfLijIifi* jI hri Hi ;prllWlti Ihc rrblrd win I jit* •cnIff1 Mji I nr I x\ hy %f*il II yiiiijr irkpiwfvc m cash bond ol upto 117000* a 411*41 * Faid out more KxM Iheie md other Amry benef it I*a to you local Army lender today 323-6404 Lackbeed Martte Electreatc lecartty tysterea ITM MeFleer An. Ulta MT j S ARMY. BE ALL YOU CAN BE. Otlaada, FL 12922 99T-WT-I 741 (Iftl) WWW pjarmycom L A K E M A R Y . D E L T O N A A N D D E L A N O lO O J O B O P P O R T U N IT IE S IN M A N U F A C T U R IN G Aluminum windiw and door company needs individuals wilh industrial exp. You muse he able fo work 12 hour shifts 4 days per week. The fol­ lowing positions are open: • M a c h in e O p e ra to r • S a w O p e ra to r • M a la ria l H a n d le r * 2nd s h ift warehouse. Hours available: 7 00am-JJOpm. ■ OOam-4:20pm end 4:00PM12.50AM. Must b# *b** to Mi a mmvTkjm ol 50 toe on a contm • General H elpers iVa offer Greer salaries Referral Bonuses. Medea/ Insurance. 40 IK Plan, and Paid Tana Off Contact COftlSTAPF for more info al: (4 0 7 ) 3 3 0 -7 7 4 * Ext. II. parson al 2950 Lake Emma Hoed, Lake Mery FL EOC. Outstanding Summer Job Opportunities exist now at CORESTAFF O rla n d o / S a n fo rd A i r p o r t . at 330-7789 ' •$65,000 In Statfmt Loan* ftopald ■'Pt's’i fund y i*iiif lo )ci 4.m irmly in Ihc jhii mi mg the Oilaivrlst S^nfunl A iip in Scvuni) Imptovr tivnu owMtacl j »hI jii * imrt fU ftl in wl Ling MiKtWilijs l»*tpruvitlr|\ »lh t \(Vkul i f f in Hit M lnwirt; M iu m WAREHOUSE If you have the gift of gab. .. WE HAVE A GREAT JOB FOR YOU!! Urge Credit Card insunnce/prutectiun co. is seeking individuals who have previous outbound calling and sales exp. 9 am • 5 pm. $7.5tVbour. If you are seeking a challeng­ ing career with an excellent bcnefii package con­ tact: I When you trtdf md tecome efigt bit tot i rerun Mill you oouW guLly tot die Mortgomeiy GI Ml pko (be Army College Fund thd means you cor'd earn i « lo 140 000 tot col­ lege dunq i touyear enlntmert ATTENTION MINORITY/ WOMEN OWNED ANO LOCAL BUSINESS ENTERPRISES WAREHOUSE POSITIONS: SHIPPING. RECEIVING. PICK­ ING. PACKING AND WARE­ HOUSING - RECOTON COR­ PORATION, Ihe nation t lead mg distributor menulacluier ol electronic accessories, hat Immediate openings in it* Lake Mary lace*** tor 1st end Ind shift warehouse Hours available: T.ooem-lJOpm. ft 00am-4 JOpm end 4 00PM 12:50AM. Musi be etna to Ml a minimum of 50 to* on a contm uout b a s t Forklifl eipenence preferred Starting rate (5 75 1st shift. $5 95 2nd shift ” Mutt past math test Apply to person al 7950 Lake Emma Road, Lake Mary FL EOE. Look at These G reat New Arm y O ffers SITE WORKER ft EOUIP OPERATOR POSITIONS WAREHOUSE - *NO“ SHIFT STICKERINQ • RECOTON CORPORATION. Ihe nation* wading distributorrmanulactut er ol eleclnc accessories has an opening in its Lake Mary warehouse tor ?nd shift stick •ring position Hours are 4 00PM • 17 30AM Must be able to li*t 50 bs Response* lies include prong products and labetng De abto to adapt to cha ges and possess good orgam/a’ «n ai skits Apply in person el 7950 lake Emma Road lake Mary FI 37746 EOC mg (Astrtoulof'manuleclurer of electronic accessories hat im m ediate openings m its Apply n person with resume at Harrs* and Beverly Transmit»ron 709 W 75lh S t Santord Mon-Fn. 8am 5 30pm HANDY WAY FOOD STORES i SEMINOLE LANDSCAPING NOW HIRING LANDSCAPERS ft TRACTOR OPE R AT OR5 -F/T. 17-tOIHfl TRANSMISSION RAR TECHNICIAN OUTBOUNDCAUJEI lf> o u amwered yes. uc will irain you in Production, Assembly and Machine Operation ai NO COST TO Y O U ' We offer Medical insurance, Bonuses. Paid time off and itie hew jobs in ihc Sanford area. All shifts arc available. l TRUCK DRIVERS Needed Clast A COL, Drug Free, Apply 9 3 M F (407(859 5171 uout haws Fortorn eipenence preferred Starting rate S5 75 1st stun. $5 95 2nd ( M l " Must pass math lest Apply m Doyou hove the desire to learn? Are you looking for a change? Please call CMKSTAFF at: (4 0 7 ) 3 S O -7 7 M or lax (4 0 7 ) D M U I 71— H t ir W antth Cek 030-4700 WORKERS * « 71— H elf W anted POSITIONS: s h ip p era. r e c e iv in g , p ic k MQ, PACKING AND WARE­ HOUSING • RECOTON COR­ PORATION. the n iton s lead TRAINC CANSTALLER Benefits. F7T. iPDunhiU ASSEMBLERS/PRODUCTION anted ACCOUNT REPS H you have business to-bu*» net* U V < eipenence are *et moth-lied. results oriented mth the detve to me, Labor Ready needs you We otter salaiy bo nu*. benelit* and more Send resume to Labor Ready 1551 S French Ave. Santord FL 37771 or la i lo 407-373-5797 MARKET RESEARCHERS Sky'* W»s Limit... W LABOR READY® Ca J7J-«£>29 Clerical aam.mstrallve e it Get in on all the grow th, IN TER V IEW S O N LO C A TIO N D y n A ir S e rv ic e s is experiencing phenom enal gro w th in o u r $econd year o f operations. N o w is a p erfect op po rtu nity to g e t involved In th e BE C O M E PART O F O U R W IN N IN G T E A M dynam ic com m ercial aviation industry. W e are cu rren tly accepting applications fo r p a rt-tim e ram p services and p a rt-tim e aircraft cleaning SEWMCMACMNE OPERATORS Large Sanford company seeking Individuals with industrial sewing machine exp. and Spreader/Culier exp. Hardees at State Road 46 and Orange POSITIONS AVAILABLE IN OUR CONVENIENCE STORE AND OUR Hardees (ASSOCIATES TO ASSISTANT MANAGERS). • COMPETITIVE PAY ($5.50 • $8.00) • VACATIONS •401 • K • INSURANCE PLANS positions. Applicants m ust w o rk a flexible schedule, understand som e English, pass a drug screening, com plete a ten year w ork/school histo­ ry. Fo r those interested in ram p services positions you m ust possess a valid Florida d rive r’s license and be able to lift up to 75 pounds on a consistent basis. W e •BREATHY 9 • MOH-FRI, FULL TIME * • HOURLY HY • PIECEWORK OOHUS • GREATOEHEFlTt MCIUDINQ MEDICAL • HID TIME OFF Please contact: C0R66TAPF m SS0-77M APPLY IN PERSON ON WEDNESDAY APRIL 22, 1 M S FROM 8:00 AM TO 6:00 PM A T HANDY WAY FOOD STORES . 5690 W. SR 46 SANFORD. FL 32771 a for an appointment or visit our office at 3844 South Orlando Drive. Sanford. + NEW HIGHER STARTING WAGES (SR. 46 AND ORANGE • 2 MILES WEST OF I-4) $ 6 .0 0 - $ 6 .5 0 p e r h o u r dep en d in g o n p o sitio n EOCAAf HV/DRUG FREE •f Free Uniforms EXCITINGOPPORTUNITIESATORLANDOSANFORD INTERNATIONALAIRPORT . ___ r,.......ly« industry trainin ^ Learn valuable job skills ►f Opportunities for advancement 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 histoiy, understand English and maintain a flexible schedule. Previous warehouse or shipping experience is highly desirable. TBI offers: For more tnformauon please, administrative office M onday! from 10 A .M . until 3 P.M. and fiti out an A competitive starting wage ^ Free Uniforms ^ Medical insurance after 90 days Opportunities for advancement ,( mL _ . Exciting aviation work environment Candidates may complete an application between 10 a.m . and 3:00 p.m. M onday through Friday. T B I C A R G O , IN C . 2 7 4 7 C A R R IE R A V E N U E S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A 3 2 7 7 2 ■. V: fd k rv •: l . ■ - V '- V • ' . s ,-. �Seminole Herald. Sanford. Florida • Sunday. April 10, 199U • TB 71— H e lp W 71— llE ir W an ted an ted 27— N C ATTN LPN's & RN's! ELECTRICIANS/ APPRENTICE S/1CLPERS $$ EARN W HILE YOU LEARN $S ln#ip#fi#ncedetp#nenc#d for me nx<b Fimfty dept oI one ol Flondae leadmg electric* contractors Benefit package nctodet •Compel,trve hourly wage •Company Pad Apprentices!*) Tramng•PadNokdeye* •One two 4 three week pad vacation* •4 0 l(li) ProM SharingRetire­ ment Program* •Medcal denial, w o n STD A Co Pad Me insurance•Salely tnoenirve Program* •Bonuk Incentive Program* On the |ot> trauung lor ndrvrtu aN memg to team trade Apply at TRI-CITY ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS. 430 W ell Dr ALTAMONTE SPniNOS. on Mon. 4/70 and Toe*. 4/71 In 800 to II 30 am and I 00 lo 4 00 p m Dong 7 legal torrrn ol 0 EOE/M/F/O/V at m l am pkryer. Drug Testing Required Become an RN or BNS graudale and nervi ne your in­ come without gomg back to *choof To schedule your interv *w m O1ando. Cat Don RaffW d by April 73 1-900-737-7777 JOM the best healthcare learn ei Vbkttva county Reiterative CNA needed immeOelely Previous experience helplul Cell Debary Manor 407-8884478. EOE. K l l *N* C 'A K I.Y I.K ® hi l-urn Wright ar t. 153— Ac BABYSfTTtNO In my Lave Mary home FT Sate dean, quality care Cal (407) 330 9704 3 1 — I n f o r m a t io n a l S e r v ic l s UP TO DATE sports results/ spreadsTrivia Slock t/koapv' horoscopes 4 much more1' LAKEFRONT LOT Bel*ire Lake. Loch Artxu. very private 470 000 LAKEFRONT LOT Stone It land Lake Monroe 4120 000 VACANT LOTS Loch Arbor 435.000 to 445.000 Ig prlv wooded LAKE MARY LOTS Wooded 475 000 KIRCHOFF A ASSOCIATES 322-7014 1 -9 0 0 -3 2 9 -0 6 7 3 o xt 7021 11M par nan Mual k* It yr* S a rv-011*441«LM ••••330-341S , *M NEED 100 k MEN 4 WOMEN Daty work Daty pay Vefuctes a PLUS COME WORK WITH THE BEST FOR CERAMIC worker Eipen enced preferred or will train Cat 831-3141. 13— H ealth & B eauty 14—For Sale 4ECURITY BARS 4 DOORS U c . 34 yrs Eip 50.000 design i 4Vsq ft Fra* eat Ouakry guaranteed 904-9850013 or 40 7 374 3166 VENT. figure. LO VK K 8 34 mch $400 OBO Or wto bad* camera equpment 307-1934. 2 1— Perso nals 5 5 — B u s in e s s O r r o R i u n it ie s I 7SK YEARLY Sanford Area Service Busmen tools 4 equip 412.500(941)388 3068 $300 - $500 Dntnbufmg phone cards No e i penence necessary For more information send e SASE to Primetime Communications P O Boi 694355 M a n FL 33769 1355 "A A A OREETMO CAROS" Potential 141K fVT-IHOK F/T No aetNng accti provided service tocaf elor**-44950 ■ S H fe H M lii: ACCELERATE Your busnett on the Internet, starting at 414 95 a mo w/an award win­ ning dasagn 4 marketing team Cm ua at 407-941-4949 $ 8 tit6 8 9 C o n M g s*tcg m _____ BEST Home Bustneei out there It you ar* senout at> vt mivng money a*/ no te* ol prod, no wv, non** Cea 267 3370 99— A partments U n e u r n is h c d 1 BEDROOM APT 2nd Ft. quwt aean a/c. retng w it r id 4395/ mo • 4300 dap 338 9148 MARINER S VILLAGE lAXE AO* 1 BOTH! M 'OW O T lto n tl S4TOMO AVOue 323*0670 ROSE LEA VELAS 3/1 Special • UfftW onrh KUO OKAY 407-3164933 SANFORD 4380MO 7JI C l EAN MOVE-PISPECIAL Celt 433-7833 SANFORD t bdrm apt water to eluded 4400 3 bdrm, den sem porch lenced 4595 760 6800 141— H o m ts Fo r S a le 3 BDRM Fenced CH A Greet tocekon 457.900 VIP Prpoperte»* 333 9695 anytime 4 BED POOL HOUSE No Pvut MJit Totally remodeled 41000 dn 4650 mo Open House Stto 1 5 786-0639 4/3 Split Pten huge Master beam CHA. Fenced beck yard lust 465 900 Cal Barbara 5 m mom 323-1774 ■ S w in w REAL ESTATE. M C 322-7498 44444444444444444444444 rep*. 7 0004000 KSM Hearth car* t>»*ig etp reqvered Eaa reetaneto 680 STM ~A T56Pf(6N •Airport s knee ttmptohne *7 hr general dhce •South Orlando 70 m et temp to hat. 47 SOhr GIFT OF LIFE NEEDED"' H you areen ei perwnced Recepton ti [leave cal u* tot) a * " We ha>e many apenngt around Onin do We tooa toneard to (pea* In g irth you t o o a y » Desktop Publisher ItO hr Laka Mary Long term temp could become temp to lure PowerPoint and Corel Draw re(hared Start* Ned Week' Cea ! 1 I TOOAY" Cuatomar Sam e* •longoood Local barn, local cal ctr. 4a dp M F 4 9a 4p Sat good credt req temp to lure F/T 4 P.T 44 hr •Lake Mary Tamp to h »» 48/ hr. 10*4p uutoound vear-g FREE tool •Longwood Teteretearchert Tamp to hee. 49 Side, outoound •Writer Par* Local Utary tong term lamp 47 SOOht M F 8a Sp Sacretary Longwood AAamonia Mai •and. Aapan • Egra i i ) Tamp . to hee p o v n n i " H I H y . ___ C el tor deUHd ACCOUNTMO POSRIONB A /R 4A /P 477000 perm AteMtnd Cm in L o c k len o NEEDS 7t eipen enced tnenael rape AR. A P Ben* Recon MS Word 4 Ei cel Some DC. Coaeckona Tamp to lure A /FAnahru comaatng 900-714-4433 OATE LINE -FUN TB4B I 900 407 7787 Ed 3674 43 M Mto t l Yrs Serve U (819)654 4434 Fin d P e a c e and C o n fid e n c e ! Through a Lrve Personal Psytruc 1-900-791-9943 t i t 7993 43 99 per nun Must B* 14 yrs Serv Ul6<9) 645 8434 Waai na welcome 7 days Pnvat* tma Female Slab LiSCtMM7785 407-339-4300 l o o k era f o r b o t h m o t h e r 4 SISTER White male bom in Sanford 61045 to a ytxtog sm gw woman from a prominent Santord tanuly Adoptad at 9 mo* ol *g * Fast name was Mchaei Please cat (357)377 4347 * you hare nto Fu r BOO-342-6653 m m m m m m m ti EARN A SECONO INCOME W/ O A 2ND JOB) CALL 1800475 557? to req free boo* or log on bnt to Morrw career com arcess 6350 GREAT INCOME No Capkal. Juki Hard Work Chan* 869 7787 HOSIERY ROUTE Earn up to 465K per year P/T re stocking local stores with name brand lathes Hosiery No see mg. accounts prow led Your 4 14K investment is secured by mvt Can 1 800 758 4681 any JOIN MV Tupperwar* tanuly New Inendt ertra 4 FREE car 4 tun it the same ime interest ed? Cel Linda 0 576 3517 NABISCO Invest 5 '0 950 Earn 43k.mo P/T No M e g --------- 899 4719*91--------• e e e e * * * * * * * * * * e MEDICAL 23— L o s t & F o u n d ALONET F L * Most RESPECT­ ED Dating Bu iaii Since 19771 A i Age* met Servant Brmgmg r»irs«e Tugetnar 800 977-1477 FOUNOLg grey tong hared lamate kger strp* cel. ttodawed bont tael Found at Town* Cen­ ter Apts, found 4/13 To clave ca* 3744370 LOST COCKATEft. to toe Stone brook Apts areeOft Airport Bfvd Pleas* cat with any into RE­ WARD" 334-1494 ursery I t C h il d C are 4 yr* eip MS Word 4 Eicel. Temp to hee. SAME WEEK PAY TOOAVS ETAFFWG I Never A Fee 101— H o u s c s - M any h igh truffle eftea. 43900 atmh potential t rnerSoi 27— N 474-19000 perm COKE/PEPSI VENDING ROUTE Livtog e.penvas a n EXP L O V lta MOM Provides educatxxiel activities along wan TIC 4 playroom ten < yrd Cert CPfVCOL/RetRee rates For mervwe 3300700 BILLING Be to business tor your sell Electronically process M ekcai A Dental clean* on your per ■ Boner computei Comprehensive bseeng C LIEN TS PROVIDED CUI ■ a t 1147 5 9 — F in a n c ia l S e r v ic e s D of being kaned down tor erode? learn where to obtevi the best (M attered* cards *m bus to*ns. debt consoUdmon Rate* as tow is 5 A no an­ nual fee* etc H 6 W Emerpn* e* 3731999 63— M o r u . ac . es W I BUY MORTOAOE NOTES. Trust Deeds Land Cone acts an­ ywhere it you own e note or ar* c o *e c k n ^ m l^ ^ e |M tf7 4 Q ? ^ ^ fiasy Sfti/ing We Otter Affordable Beauty and Valuel • SmgU Story Design • No One Below or Above • Energy • EDetent Studio. 1 A 2 Bedroom Affordable Apartments • Fnendfy, On-Site. Dependable Management • Attic Storage. Private p ain A Morel Sanford Court Apartm ents 93 — R o o m s F o r R e n t WEEKLY RENTALS Starting • 477/wk Iks tone Downtown 330-4433 Em O ENCY 373 8008 FURNISHED ROOMS-AI u ti* met Laundry, phone, and k* use 485 490 a week 374-4955 SANFORD/DELTONA AREA. EaLLg. Room In Cea lo r detaXa 334-9341I or 334-9000 97— A p ar tm e n ts F u r n is h e d 1 bdrm o ftcy h im $40Mnon tod Ml uM* 1 445(Vmon 379-0081/deys S ale to OELTONA 10 acres Ideal lor mobile homesite. horses, came, farmmg or nursery* Zoned agri­ cultural 43 90OACRE Sm down w'owner finance 904-7471773 or 904-7174833 n is iil d SANFORD 1/1 5 Acre lenced yard 445Gmo • deposit _____ P » * * e eai 3794093 103— H U GOVERNMENT FORECLOSED Home* from penruet on 41 Detnquent Tai. Repot REO* YourA/ea To* Fr*e (t ) 900 3199000 Ert M 3306 tor current kst o uses- n iu r n is iil d NOTICE Aa rental and real estat* adror t.lament s are Subred lo the Federal Fae IVjuung Ad when mates « nogs: to ecNertise any preference limitation or thscnrrunation bated on race edor. religion, set hanocep lamWai statu* or natnnai cmgn Historic town of Sanford* 3 atiey 4 bed 1-1/3 bath Hard wood Floor* New Carpet Vnyt 4 Kitchen Cabmen Feature* include a liv in g Room. Dmmg Room. Insto# Utety Room Out pda Utility Shed 4 Fenced Yard bn* home « edoradt and 4 in l beautfuty heed comer tot There is an ertra tu n in g tot that * to be acrid w«n the horn* ONLY 463 500" HO REALTY. MC. 4100 D O W N -WHY RENT? When you can own but 3 bdrm home w' CHA new pant 1 car pet 7 A n about HUD home*' OAKRIOGE FARMS OateerV Deftona area 10 acres, ideal tor horses or cattle (arm Mobile home or home site Zoned agn 444 900 Financing aval ml sm down payment (904)7474300 157— M o b il e H om es Fo r S a le M ANAO ER S SPECIAL 14 1 40 2/1 1983 Show Fum. CH A gas fum 414.500 34 i 44 3/3 SpM 1963 SkySne. lap suing 816.600. CARRIAGE COVE (4 0 7 ) 3 2 3 -6 1 6 0 1 8 1 — A p p l ia n c e s 6 c F u r n it u r e F o r S a l e 21K BTU AC. GE OW. M.sc lawn equtp’mower. make otter 30- stove 6 Mac 330-3932 219— W BED-OUEEN sue. black wrought eon canopy and prettier orthopede le t Never used, sh* boied. Cost 41300 Sen 4325 Call 973-7314 BEDS ORTHOPEDIC FIRM SETS with 5 year warranty Nev­ er used Twin 575 Fun 595 Queen 5115 King 5165 Call 4074494954 BRASS BCO Queen w/ 30 yr Orthopedic mattress set Never used Cost 4800 Must sen 4335 cash 34*4000 OAY BED White. Victorian style with 7 rwm mattresses 6 buruje Never used 4300 407DAYBEO wftrundto • two 30 yr mattresses Never used Cost 4850 Must sell 4350 cash 7548000_____________________ DRYERS Starting • 4100 War ratify I datvery A . Beet 334-3364 159— R e a l E s tate 1 9006604667 E i 1837 47 99 per m n M ult be 18 yrs Senr uHS 19)645 8434 1 8 7 — S p o r t in g G WANTED H o rte o r cow monur*. wM pick-up CaM 3234540 222— M PIANO LESSONS4UUSTY W I­ LIAMS Sanford Area 324-75*9. Member of Nett Fed of Music 2 23— M AMOnOARII KOMIS VINIURt I PROPI RIIIS is c e l l a n e o u s 21M BTU AC. OE DW. MtoC lawn equpt/mower. make ofler. 30* ttove 4 Mac 3304937 HANDICAPPED 4600 Ce4 322-6546 SCOOTER- W OLFE TANNING BEDS TAN AT HOME Buy DIRECT end SAVEI Commercialhome tauti kum 8199 X Low MonthTy Payments FYKE Color Catalog Cal TOOAY 1400-711-014* 231— C ars Fo r S a le SEIZED CARE from (IT S . rachea. C ad Sacs. Chevy* BMW’s. Corvette* Also Jeep*. 4WDS Your area Tot Free t600418 SOX E rt 2206 tor w oods 235— SPORTS FANS Find out n o w 'll Scores spreads and 193— L a w WANTED TO BUY HOMES. DU­ PLEXES A NO DUPLEXES Pri­ vate Investor wants to buy tocome producing properties m l took at aa. any conation 869 7950 l* * v * message i no an- u s ic a l I n str u m en ts T r u c k /B uses/V a n s Sa much n & G Fo r u 93 Chevy Silver, Sport.icab. p w l stereo rart/cesa tdad 40k ns.eicond >14 750 3374472 238— V MVE9TOR BUYING HOUSE* PLUMS or LEMONS 889-7347 FOR Alum Cane Copper / I Kokomo Recyclin g : 3314004 *19 W. Flret-MIF 4 4 . S*L41 MATTRESS SALE • Fuft si/e used b o i springs A mattress 465 X Larry's Mart 3234133 RANOES- Several lo choose from Warranty 6 delivery ______A » B *ft 374-33^ ______ WASHERS Always to slock Deevery 2 year warranty A * Beet 374-3364 B uy an ted to BUYINO COMPUTERS PARTS 3714992 shape 4150 Cell 3374975° an­ ything. WHIR POOL STOVE wtute Ogitat. 5 m ot old. greet 4200 Can 330-7483 an ted For a lew pennies more, got toe latest technology to [quid wormers Ask ST1NSTROM GENERAL FEED (323-19*9) about HAPPY J ACK LIQUSVK T There I a B(Q difference (www happyyactonc com) i Candy I 50 locations. 4800 *1700 sohd monthly Income Cost 42995 1400-459 333? 1194 Palm Harbor Mobile Home ?8r64 Must Sen. lik e new. many titra s 419 000 593 3703 gL223J4ftl_________________ 47 OAK SPfNNOS I t On Wde <7X60 Catherdral ceAngs sky l^pit 4 booth to keen Hug* IR w/hre place, upgraded carpet D R e ie c cond Can Pat lor appl 3234138_______________ CARRIAGE COVE 87 14 X76. 317. CHA t.re place WO hook ups 417.000 Come and v t* to tee Hours 10*m -* pm 176 CaacNtfS Court ____________ PARK AVE. MOBILE PARK Home* 4 3 000to 46 000 S etup Fmancing (X «ET! 332-3441 W 199— P e t s & S u p p l ie s 1 60— B u s in e s s F o r At;t I.til F o r Sau iu BUILDING LOTS oft 437 across from Sunland Estates 333-5333 or pgr 444-8598 DEBARY 1/2 acre Res Toned roars area Paved road 415 000 Call pgr 945-0147 or 333-9340 Inhom# pr*school agaa 7-11 Limited apace Call 321-7435 LISC 1793-10._______________ WALK-INS 4 ILL KIDS are IN* nurse* specialty Healthy kids too' HRS»047537 374-1483 LABOR RITE EXTRA HOUOAY WEIGHTY 1 On 1 Personal Treeing ml Lilelme Fitness Free body tat analysis Dennis. E i arena Phywotogtt 772-6097 Eael Orlando Bank Ope. Ctr. •Prod Operator* I M » to 000 KSM. 2 30 4 30pm M l •Copy Clerk. 47-tir. M F 8a 5p •Data Entry. S7>t». M E 8a Sp. 8 000 KSM Alpha 4 Numeric Data Entry m jO O Perm MaMand Ctr local MMO NEEDS 17 erperv & C h il d ursery e h ic l e s W an ted arden FREE WOOO 6 WOOO CMPS * MULCH CALL 323-3441 NEW 6 HP ELECT START TAL­ ER Troy-BJt Ong price 42339 wrt sen lor 41000 C ei 374-529* CASH 848 PAIR For J u s Car*. Trucks E MUd KEEP AM4RCA MSUTWUL s s , 240— Bo a t Rentals FWHMO BOATS FOR RENT Stareng at 430 4 i« AJao 24- Porsoon. C at 330-1912 The H—rwen Group, toe. .— 3314333 I Bdrm House 1931 Water St heel 4 A t O t o l rW rqrd Cea 334 3417 tor pnee RENT REDUCED; OM doemleem LAKE MARY-Great tor kve-to ol lee A* new 3 bdrm vuses W' tie bath M lichen W O 50 ft nd* porch MOO mo 137 E Crystal Lk Ay* Clft 333-9433 STEMS TROM KERTZIl NORTH LAKE 1/1 tom condo w /ternpako WO 44004100 •ANFORO V t Condo C H A 4*00*400 I t Condo. Ip comm pod lease w/opkon 4550*500 JU4 DOYLE (407) 333-3430 WE NEEO HOUSES TO RENT 1 05— D u p l e x / T r ip l e x EANFORO. 2/1 near Senunol* HS CHA. W W CARPET Sac * accepted 373-44*4 or 744 5513 1 0 7 — M o b il e H Fo r R e n t om es OK SR 477 t ELDER A 2tx*m. unkan Startng O 49V wk * t!2 5 d rp C el 333 3964 or ir w n a je r a te M IT ^ ^ ^ 117— C o m m e r c ia l R e n ta ls LAKE MARY. 197 Country Ctob Rd. o ft** or rates. 462 tq ft. contact R Dans 647-7744 LEASE Prune showroom 4 warehouse 410 970 tq ft SR 441 frontage 407 -57* 2 5 X 1 18— O m c t S p a c e F o r R ent A MOVE M SPCOAUI 4 X tq ft I Id 14265 A MONTH OfkceStorage 321-0170 d 333 2554 OFFICC/OFFICE-WARSHOUSE Now Avalabte RENOVATED Over 1600 sq It OtoLhr x i tem prch 448.900 4/1J Over 1.600 tq ft . kvUrV tarn trpto Inert. 443.900 HOUSE or DUPLEX 3 kAchen*. 1/3 acre renovated 444je o PRC-fem e to to re . U4 ecre pnv tented carport 4442*0 • » A 4 4| ( ) ', | K • I * r 4 I «.• 1 I / • 4 SO V B M S W peri*ct~condk non wrtrg enclosed porch Treed lot w i beautiful land REDUCED 469.S X EANFORO 1/3 7 Story 1917 Hetonc home IR w b pic. Den OR. 2 inch . CHA. tap UotherUw 4 drive way. NEEDS TIC 4125 O X CMi 934-7999 or 3207391 EANFORO Newty remodeled 3/7 M plan New A/C. crpl. vtnyt s. n ._ rm . pabos lenced m bkyrrt Ouwt netghpomood An estate seta by owner Ce* (407)959 2442 SERENE 3?. lam ly neghbor hood. Estate sol Been <57) tor Navel OMcer* 871 900 C el Dot Water. Janugan Proper*#* 323-3145 or 330 3255 3/2 w iam rm. pod. la c u in pnv lanoe. 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T O O O U T Ventures or endeavors that aro products ot your crealtvily and resourcefulness have good chancos for success in tho year ahead Don't be afraid to give high grades to what you have to oftor ARIES (M arch 21-Aprll 19) Your |ovtal personality will win you popularity points tho groater pari of the day However, as evening nears you might tire quickly and become a trifle grumpy Get to bed early Aries, troal yourself lo a birthday gift. Send tor your Astro Graph predictions for tho yoar ahead by mailing $2 and SASE lo Astro Graph, c/o this newspaper P.O Dos 1750. Murray Hi# Station. New York. NY t0 t5 6 Bo sure lo stale your zodiac sign TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Today your aims and objectives can be gratified with­ out rosorimg to tactics you wouldn't be proud to talk about lo others Play by your customary rules ol fairness OEM INI (M ay 21-June 20) It s reason­ ably sale lor you to open up in front of your close fnends today, but talking about confidential matters in front of persons you have just met is a no-no CANCER (June 21-July 22) A coHeclrve endeavor you're involved m is composed ol both pluses and minuses Unfortunately, you'ra likely to place groater emphasis on tho nanuses today LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) There s a possi­ bility you might misinterpret the molrves ol an associate today who is doing his/her level best to cooperate Don't con­ demn anyone without justification VIROO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Individuals upon whom you can usually rely might not bo able to assist you today To be on the sale sido. don I mako plans in which their presence is essontial LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Discrimination is a must today in the selection ot companions Don't gel involved with any individual whose ques­ tionable behavior could make ynu look bad SCORPIO (O ct. 24-Nov. 22) II there is something you hope to finish on lime today it's important to establish an agen­ da Don't coast and then try to do every­ thing at the last mmute SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Even though you might havo second thoughts about a promise you recently made. 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Inc must be very careful not to estabkah rule; N IIN By Phillip Alder ARLO AND JANI8 by Jimmy Johnson YOU HAVLOT W R in tU A REGULAR LETTER The Senior Life Master motioned to ward a young woman in the middle of the room. You remind me (he began) of some­ one I met at the Bath and Tennis Club in Palm Beach. Constantine Charterhuia was very beautiful, played a wonderful game of tennia, and waa a powerful swimmer, yet she found bridge a mystery. Her boyfriend. Crispin BroughamBillingsgate, wasn't her match on the court or in the pool, but he waa the club's best al the green baize table. Although they seemed to be a perfect match, their relationship was being strained by the weekly bridge game. And this deal was the final straw. West's three-spade overcall put Constantine under pressure. She might have doubled and settled for the 300 penalty on offer, but eyeing the vulnerability, she took a shot at three ROBOTMAN* FRANK AND ERNEST • 13 Asaert notrump. After West led the spade queen and the dummy appeared, it should have been apparent that if West held both the diamond ace and club king, the Vulnerable: North-South Dealer. North contract was hopeleai. And if East had the club king, there was no dan­ South W eal N srth East ger. But If West owned the dub king, it i a Pass was vital to remove it from his hand 3 a Pass l e Pass immediately. So, the right line of play 3 NT Pass Pass Pass waa to win the Aral trick in the dummy and take the club finesse. Opening lead: a Q However, Constantine won in hand and advanced the diamond queen. The moral, apart from the debatable With alacrity. East won with hit ace wisdom of playing bridge with one’s and returned his remaining spade. beloved. Is to drive out the entry to thf Then, when the dub finesse lost a mo­ long suit first. C IM b y NZA, lae ment later, the contract drowned. b y Jim MeOdlck; �(Tl)f Hera lb . • I I ' M l ■] • AFTER HOURS; WELD TO TRY FOR MISS FLORIDA... 2C , I I I ■i My A| ' • • • • 1C PEOPIE^MOBLEY FAMjj^EJJNI0N...3C DR. PARKER: WHATEVER BECAMEOFLSIN?».5C^ reading Stock car racing comes into the classroom, tied to reading program at area school Hy Vicki llrlliirrla HFHAI.D S I A M W H I I I K Mho«o by T o m rri| Vhm • f it Tom Jackovich. ol lh« Ovlado Tancab Co . with Oviedo i very own cab Taxi!: Company is ‘hacking’ out a business in Oviedo Djr Vicki BcUuccla 11KHALI) STAFF WHITE l< OVIKDO They si,y >'"“ Know you've made It to the big time ; ls .1 rttv when you can hall a i ah to’ take you where you want to (jo. Getting a t ab to come to the Oviedo area hail been a nearly impossible task until now *11 you wanted to have a cab iom e out. you could call one ol the Orlando companies.* Jake Jackovich. the upokcbtnan for tin- Oviedo Taxicab Company T h ey'd never come out. Oh. they'd tell you they were ruining. but an hour, two hours, three hours later, they wouldn't be there." explained "llelore we began service, we were averaging .il mmt live calls a dav with people Incpiinug .lliolll the srrv ic e " Most people, lie- said were looking lot tides lo (hall doc tors oftti es Some people want •c tide to and more especially from some ol the local bars "Thai s another tiling about taking a cab.* Jackovich said "II you get a DIM it s going to cost you up to $10,000 to dc lend yourself With a cab. you get home safely and cheaper ' The younger Jackuvic h owns .i wholesale leasing com pally that provides velilc les lor police and lire departments as well as limousines tor private c ompanles Jackovich said It was Just not cost-effective for a cab lo drive all the way from Orlando to Oviedo In the time It takes lo make that trek out to Oviedo, they could have made several lares right there In Orlando. T h a t will keep the c ah company going lor a year or two until he gets established here, but I think there's a need lor a cab c ompany in the Oviedo area.* the lather said. "So they never came out." Jackovich said. "They would say they were coming, but It was pretty rare If they would actually show.* The Oviedo Taxiruh Com ­ pany Is actually based in Or angc County, but the car will stay In thr community and It Is a local call to get the c ab. Jaikovtch'b son. Tom. owns the Oviedo Taxicab Company, which began picking up fares in mid February and the calls have kept the rabbles hop­ ping ~lhr phone Is right there In the cab,* Jackovich said. "There's no dlspatc her or any­ thing like that The call goes right there to the cab driver. You talk to the driver not someone In a building som e­ where else." "We've had them picking up several fares a day." Jackovich said. The owner lias plans lo put cab companies In small towns around Florida as well as In Georgia. The towns Include Harlow and Haines City In Polk County and Sorrento In Lake County, and several sub­ urbs of Atlanta and Macon. Georgia. "Small towns are more challenging.* Jackovich said. "You have lo start from scratch. There's a market In small towns because they have been so long.* Tile Jackovlchcs are ready to start hacking In Oviedo. Geneva and Chuluola. "We've had our number (JUG 0000) published with dl rectory assistance for ubout a month and a half.* Jackovich Sf'MINi >1 f (id M Y No one c lash es i oming out ol the lu lu anil it s ) ertallilv a lol ninctei lull th< involveincnt ol NASI AH r.nei • sponsor-, md suppnitefK in tlit- Seminole ( ountv si hools is b u n g in g i I l l - e l s llolli students te.l i b e l s and adminlsti itois Si IIImi| I*Slid membei Hob (toll spends srvei.il evenings a iiiontb tai mg a) the N> w Sm vin a speedw.tv in his mini si m k i al and unit a ve.u In­ b u n g s ibi i.ii no, i i nilisfi \ to auto shop student-, a t I V l t i I I I and I tv If ill i high si hools W hen In s not nmnitn tin show at I.tk' * >in in i I Inn* u tail Si bool in Altamonte spungs piiin ipal I.mi* s Itiiinbaiii is in ■ssi<i tali sj» ui so| |oi i liniiti d I it* lliodi I i ii dfiveli Is stall tioopft IIt11 Il|n/cf lln te s i |ot Illofi to t.o Hit III.ill gleast and loaiiug i ll gllies I ioll said "As we inovt into tin J 1st I « 111I I I \ l . o l l i g bi i o l l l t s i i i o |i and iiiou tt i bun al t •- -11 ex plaiiu'd "so when wt go into the si bools we talk to iht in abniil |obs 111hi t acton.nitii al r n g lin r it n g In tile i b a n g e i s and tun k drivers " When t mil goes into those • lasses he does not go alone With tin- assistance ol the liurkett brothers t.vman High Si lit Mil graduates who have made a name lot themselves on the rat mg t m tut I lank Sanders ol Sanders Motor spoils in DiugvvoiMl and Seiillllitle High S« liool s I low aid H u b her who builds tars lol his son to l a i c (Mill bllligs the various aspei is ol tin- in dustrv to the t lassiooin "We Iiv to point out the t oil lie* I loll ot what tliev te leant lllg III the t lassiooin to the spolt lo s|Mil|sol ship lo till Various i.iteer o p p o t tunities " he noted He said they've a l s o enlisted tin support ol the l.o llig in dustrv In the lonn ol things sin h as the donation ol out dated lull- books hv the New Smyrna Speedway Huniham said lie has also lotltld the m o lo rsp o rts related llidustiv Is "mole than eager Bob Cotl (behind the wheel) conteri with Mink Sinden ol Sandarc MotoriporU in lon(jwood t o In Ip Ol d wit h tiling - lik e t i n d o n a t i o n o| tin c u t t i e s lot rlit s t i id* t i t s w h o r. i kt p u t in hi- si b o o t s K.il l l l g t o H e . n t pi -.gt lilt l h e \ Wi|> U.illv altMolls to wolk With |s o i l a l i t ' I . U V p t o g t a l i i l i a s i d o l i I o tri g " till- pi li.. ipal said N. w Siiiillia ''petdw.iv tail M o t . .1 . p o l l s Malibu (a iand Iri.v t u n and W h eels tin Wot Id hatting Association tin I SA International S p e e d wav in la k e la n d and Davtona I S A were among the bust nesses that olleied tlikets gilts and other items to the top le.uleis at the si hool Hie top 75 readers and six i 11•11tel ones tiaveled to Dav Iona iei cutIv lot tin- Dtsi mint Auto |‘arts IKlH rate tom pie m in ts ot the Davtona In teriiatlon.il Specdw.iv lliough the railwas rallied out I lilt Ilham said the students had a grand time "I sing the l.o llig theme to promote leading is nothing untipie H uniham said "Hut the wav w e ll- involved mem bets ol I hi- rating llidustiv is a little dlllerelll " W hen Huniham sends bis dnvei out on the tr.n k every one tali see whi'le h|s heart is on the hood Is embla/oiied the wolds "S la v in Si hool and ill tile b.o k window Is the logo ot Dike I Incut a s Ruling to Read piogl.illl N e w c u r r ic u lu m h a s s tu d e n ts r a c in g to le a rn Hy V ic k i H r llu c c ia 111.R A I D SI Al I W'KIIf.K A l . l A M O N I h SI'HINGS While othri te.u hern weie r.iiln g to enjoy a day oil on a rei rut lr.u her work day four instnu tors Iriim Dike O rlrnta Klemriilaiv School iii Albiiuouie S p n n g s and their p n m Ipal J am es Huniham spent thr dav working on a new i u n u u lu m Daytona I'S A the theme p.uk assoi laled with thr Daytona lllteniallon.il Speedway- had asked the leui hers to develop a program they could use to help youngsters on Held t n p s to the p.uk integrate what they learn there into the tilings they are learning at si hool Disguised as lull .utilities related to the l.u ed p.ued world ol l.ollig the « u itii ilium olleim gs are an exciting addition to the tnp that many students look forward lo all year Poiutli glade leal hers N.uiiv Ferreira and June I'crdom o tilth grade leather Kuril Young and drop out prevention lr.u her Kimberly H i n d i treated a currli ulu m that relates tin- r.uing displays to math, s i i e m e reading, wnting and so « i.tl studies *KvcivtlilityJ thrv Irani is < muirt tnl to the state iit.iiid.ited i m m u lum * Htinihum said " there are pre visit .utilities till the leathers l o u s e to prepare the students lor the trip Ihen are things lor the students to Irani and llgure out while they are there and there ate post-visit .utilities lh.it allow slu denis and t r .u lir is lo b u n g thr whole thing lo soim soil ot i Insure * Hundreds ,,| Seminole County elementary school students will visit Daytona I SA this year, along with thousands ttion Pom other i noiillrs Hie « u n n ulum developed by these area te,u hi ts Wi l l make the trip there more than |ust a look at r.u e cars and r.u in g history T h r v 'v c done a great Job integrating all the lessons into this program.* H u n ih am said "The students will Irani a lot while thrv have full at Davtona U S A * The younger Jackovlc h. who flies Ills own private plane to alrjions In small towns around the Southeast, conceived of thr cub company Idea when he arrived at one airport und couldn't get a cab lo take him to a large city nearby. The Idea of walling ail hour or more for a cab that sometimes didn't come helped Jackovich see the need for small town cab companies. Small towns, he said, just don't seem to have cab com panics. He figured that if he startrd companies In small towns, he'd al least have a cab waiting for him in the small towns where he landed. "Now Oviedo doesn't have an airport, but Iherr's a real need for a cab company here." the father said. herald PSolo by Tommy Vmeant Goodness gracious snakes alive! Areva Barnes had a little help recently on a drive she took neat her home in Longwood No she didn I have a chautteur to drive her around town Actually, she had a visit Irorn a 2-1/2 foot snake ttiat crawled out from under her dashboard and along the steering column I know you M ticuid mo ticieaming.' Haines said 'I was shaking like a leal Apparently, this was not the lirst tepHl.an visit experienced by the Barnes'. Areva said Iter husband Barney also saw a 'little snake m the back seal ol the car. The Barnes have lived in Longwood since UJbtt �2C Semmou* Mfraci Sanford ri<vnla Sunoav Apni 19 i ‘*‘<m After Hours TheBig One fights the fight Let good us know Documentary: REGAL V--------— ------- T V. C IN E M A S Welcome to the Seminole Herald's "After Hours*, a page dedicated to the arts and entertainment news In Seminole County. If you have tuiy story ideas, pic­ tures or comments about the page please call David Frazier nt 322-2611 during weekdays, or you can write to David by sending letters to The Seminole Herald, attn: David Frazier. P.O. Box 1667, Sanford. Florida. 327721667 or 300 N. French Avenue. Sanford, Florida. 32771. Remember, arts and cnlcrtalnmcnt news Is not exclusively limited to Sanford and Lake Mary, but also the rest of Seminole County. So drop a line! The Big One (PG-13) It's disheartening to watch people squashed by the system. Layotis. downsizing, welfare and unemployment often lead to despair, alcoholism, drug d e ­ pendency and suicidal ten­ dencies. It ts .in unfair, unruly world. But when times seem their darkest and hope is an unavailable luxury, good Sa­ maritans like Michael Moore are ready to put the gloves on and light the ’ good fight*. What he did for the down­ trodden folks of Flint. M ichi­ gan In Roger A Me, Moore does for most of the people along his 47 city, book signing tour in hts new documentary. The Big One: he becomes their voice. In 1989. documentation Moore charged the General Motors chairman. Roger Smith, to speak with him r e ­ garding the economically dev­ astating layoffs in Flint. Smith never granted an Interview which came off as bad press for the GM big wig. In The Big One, Moore lias expanded his blue collar cru­ sade from his hometown Flint to all over the United States. His socially conscious docu­ mentary follows the same pat­ tern o f sharp wit and sad m o­ menta that his first feature did. Moore Is going cross country promoting his book. Downsize This.' Random Threats From an Unarmed America. Virtually every city that Moore stops at lias a story to tell. In one city, employees from a Borders book store are trying to estab­ lish a union. In another city. Leaf Inc., makers of such sweet goodies as Payday, laid off workers at one of the com ­ panies more profitable facto­ ries. In each situation, Moore and Ills Intrepid production crew get the latest scoop and then try-sometlmes to no avall-to speak with the CEOs or som e­ one of rank o f each question­ able company to probe them for answers about the Issues. 322-8899 Sanford, F L 3580 N HWY 17 9? a 5 2 4 - 0 1 1 '; 1 PAULIE $ 1 14 3 20 5 70 7 70 1 70 1 THE OBJECT OF MY AFFECTION 1 i*> | ■________ 1 X 4 M f ia » J Q ____ 1 MAJOR LEAGUE: BACK TO 1 1 0 0 ) 1 0 820 7 2 0 1 0 0 0 1*01 CITY OF ANGELS IRQ «>t I 1 4 } 4 K M * 10 10 / THE ODD COUPLE 2 1 1*019 1 0 0 1 1 0 4 1 * 7 )0 §40 SPECIES 2 e* 1 1 4 ) » 4 » § 0 0 1010 LOST IN SPACE 1204 1 )7 0 0 1 1 0 MERCURY RISING 1 X) 4 0 0 7 0 0 t ) 0 THE PLAYERS CLUB 1 44 4 I t M l tV O GREASE ■) f** 7 44 10 00 MY GIANT 4*0» 1 0 0 )2 0 4 )0 • OIMOTtV H O Ra VVIV H O SURIR Sav IRV H IS H O M E T U R F Nila CEO Ptill Knight inswtre qusstloas from dirodor Micbaol Moor* In tho now Mlramai doctimantary Tht Big 0n$. audacity to bother the busy white collars with such Insig­ nificant nonsense. Why the nerve! But Moore keeps plug­ ging away. such as the sweat shop In In­ donesia. where workers make less than 40 cents an hour. The loolage Moore uses to show the workers Is disturb­ ingly Ironic: the workers are crafting shoes yet they have nothing to cover their own bare feet. Moore uses Knight as a prime example of Ignorant corporate figures who would rather pay slave w.iges In a Third World country rather than addressing the unem­ ployment problem by making more Jobs available here at home. Finally, he ts able to com er a CEO: Phil Knight of the Nike Corporation. Now. some may think It unfair to Interrogate Knight for all corporate evils, but Moore focuses on the charges brought agaftisVIjttke Moore tends to inject him­ self too much In The Big One. IPs as tf he Is saying "Aren't 1 funny?* with several stand-up routines at the various tour stops. Yet. Moore's trem en­ dously big heart pours out of With Radio Fence* every reel o f The IIIg One. In one touching scene, he holds n lady at a book signing In Ills arms ns she cries. Moore Is consoling the bereft woman who had Just been laid off from her Job and Is now stricken with apprehension as she wonders what to do next. The Big One ts an anthem for the powerless. It Is an attack on those who wield their dominance without prejudice. Often when the cuts come, workers resemble the deer In the head lights while the gi­ ants sit back counting the ex­ tra revenue from the closings and the downsizings. Michael Moore Just happens to play the p a r t of Jack ready to axe the from under those beanstalk giants. Three and a half stars (out of four). „ Sanford girl crowned Miss Apopka • Lifetime Warranty • Free livtimatev • Free Bavic Obedience Video with Every Quote • Satisfaction Guarantee Safe Pet Inc. (4 0 7 ) 3 0 2 -6 19 6 •>* -*f ■•r i|_iV‘ --L .^ Licensed by the Humane Society o f ihe United States U n le a s h Your J4J41 Sprinkler Problems? We’ve been solving them since 1878 Weld ready to dance her way to the Miss Florida crown SANFORD - The 1970s pop group ABBA sang about "The Dancing Queen*. They were not singing about 19-year old Sanford resident Natalie Weld, but the song title could refer to her. The Seminole High School graduate keeps up with her dancing, but she also Is an as­ piring actress and has dreams of being on Broadway. She ts currently taking classes at Lisa Malle os pari of one o f her prizes for winning Miss Apopka. She also plans to at­ tend Florida State University In pursuit of a Liberal Studies degree. Weld has been tap dancing since she was three years old. Her mother happens to be the Valeric In Miriam and V ale­ rie's School o f Dance Arts lo ­ cated on Elm Avenue. And. Weld was Just recently given the honor of being crowned Miss Apopka 1998. She will start with the p re ­ liminary competition where she will go through a battery of events ranging from Inter­ views to swimsuit competition. She divulged her platform: spreading the positive about It’s the store you remember with gifts you love! • Muffy VenderBear • Crane Stationery • Crabtree & Evelyn • Seagull Pewter • Vera Bradley • Boyd's Bears • Caspari _ • Lampe Berger • Christopher Radko • Rochard Limoge Sfhe S n A m e/l Unique sifts, stationery and invitations Located next to General Cinema at Lake Mary Centre, cast of 1-4 at Lake Mary Blvd. and Lake Emma Road 829-2244 Broken Heads Malfunctioning Controls Back Flow Installation Leaking Pipes Old System Rehabilitation Additions & Alterations T did three or four hokey pag­ eants when I was younger.* She was the first runner-up tn both the Polk and Tri-County pageants. By David Prosier HERALD STAFF WRITER Weld Is now one o f the nearly 50 contestants that will be competing for the title of Miss Florida. She will begin her trek for the coveted award on July 5 In Gainesville. "I'm a little nervous.* said Weld In­ side a studio at Miriam and Valerie's. The petite redhead said that she would do *three back flips and then walk up* If she won the pageant. 2640 Hiawatha Ava., L A K E M A R Y C IN E M A 1 0 K EEP YOUR PE T O N Usually, he ts met with In­ difference or disdain. To think that someone would have the A to Z HAIR STUDIO & BOUTIQUE nnNus HOURS 4 TO c, P M Natalia Wald, Miaa Apopka America's youth. If she ts suc­ cessful with the preliminaries, she will then udvuncc to the flnul round as the field of 50 dwindles to 10. She started pageants when she was 18. She has been In five altogether. *But," she said. She does work with Cirque, a dancing organization that docs allows around the world. She has been to London and Paraguay with the group. Professional Landscape Contracting 678-8506 Weld proudly showed off her crown from Miss Apopka and her pendant which has r e ­ placed the sash she sold. Her victory at Apopka Is only the Up of the Iceberg for this con­ fident. young lady. She ts the dancing queen. M O V IE TR IVIA Ask for Wayne Wissmann, ext. 250 8 8 <¥ 0lO a stic S ai LakeMary Sanford 328-5100 323-9045 Q. I would like* to know what hap­ pened to a beautiful young actress (Tom the ‘Ms. Her name was Yvette Mlmleox. I remember she was la a M vte. “Where the Boys Are." with Connie Stevens and others. Other than that. I don’t recall see her •gala. — RJM., Bristol. Tenn. 3005 W Lake Mary Blvd. Hwy. 17*92 (at Longwood/LakeMary Rd, (Wal-Mart Plaza, one block near WorldGym) north of LakeMary Blvd) A You must have been in hiberna­ tion, because Ms. Mimieux was very active in the years after that film. She made many movies and appeared in countless TV dramas. Q. Many years ago. Haylry Mills starred in a Disney (?) movie called •The Moonspinners." It was a mys­ tery-rom ance taken place on a Greek isle. Is the movie available on video, was it a Disney movie and who starred as Ms. Mills's love In­ terest in the movie? — 8.H.. Sharon. Pa. A. That '64 release was, indeed, a Disney movie, and Peter McKnery was Hayley's love interest. A VCK is avail­ able. Hours: Moo-Thur 9 *m -8 p m • F rI A Sat 9 a m -6 p m iSend your questions to Ask Dick Kleiner, clo Newspaper enterprise Association, 200 Madison Ave. Neui York, N Y. 10016 Due to the volume o f mail, personal repliet cannot be provided.) Exclusively at Fantastic Sami9 i FS BOTANIC PERM’/ i BODY WAVE i l I Siuapoo • Mow Dry ■ Shampoo • ilow-Dry Blow-Dry ■ JSSaiZBtSSBk ! SL 5/1/98 ! SL S/l/98 COLOR SER VIC E �Semtnole Herald. Sanlord, Florida • Sunday. Apnt 19. 1998 - 3C People Mother Hicks Local players provide backdrop for poignant Depression drama One of Sanford's grand dames has well-served the rommuntty she loves all of her life. For more than 50 years now. Martha Yancey has done Sanford proud _ from (burring one of Sanford's largest p roj­ ects. Park on Park, to serving as the Urratrr Sanford Chamlier of Commerce's Goodwill Ambassador for 12 years. And now. she Is taking cen­ ter stage In a starring role In the poignant drama. 'Mother Hicks,' being presented by the Rltz Theater Group. Martha has been enst In several neighborhood plays, but never of this magnitude. Martha's dynamic personality and un­ bridled talent have earned her many honors In the commu­ nity. "Mother Hicks* takes place during the Depression and Is S E N IO R E D IT O R DORIS D IETR IC H about a young orphaned girl seeking her true Identity In a small town during a desperate time In American history. Martha plays the role of Izzy, the town gossip, and Ron Rose, director o f the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, plays a store owner. Ron recalls acting In high school plays, the extent o f his theatrical prow­ ess. Other local talent ts supplied by Alton Ijithrop, director, and Mike Stairs. These volunteers arr giving their ull to promote the m lturnl scene In Sanford. Now. they ask that the community support culture try attending ‘ Molher Hicks.* The play will be presented at the First Street Gallery, comer of Magnolia Avenue and First Street In his­ toric downtown Sanford. Show times urr April 24 and 25 and May 1.2 and 3 at H P.m., and April 2G and May 3 at 2:30p.m. For Information, call 323*7322. B R ID G E S O C IA L Shlrlry Mills and Hetty Halback were hostesses to the April Bridge Social of the Sanford Woman's Club at the Mills home on Oak Avenue. A c ­ cording to Libby Prevail, a tra­ ditional Faster theme prrvalled In the attractive traditional home. Shirley's creative tnl ents came shining through In distinctive accents and d eco­ rating schemes. The refreshment table, c o v­ ered In elegant white linen, was centered with a unique Faster arrangement. The host­ esses served finger sand­ wiches. homemade pastries and a fruit tray. Scores were as follows: Helen Ernest, high; Carolyn Cornelius, second; and Terri Mllllken. third. Other players were Mary Dale Jones, *Dlb* McFIrath, Rose Jacobson. Selma Newman. Peg Jones, Isabel Wilson. Alice Itotter and Libby Prevail. 'BARON' DESCENDANTS REVIEW TRADITIONS Part>dpaling In Maghk ChaTta mooting are (from loft): WRstrf H Slsmpor Jr.. Ad a(aide Morrell, Rep. John Mica, Libby Boyd and Grace Parks. Bridge Social members ready for an afternoon ol cards are (Irom left): Libby Prevail. Carolyn Rep. John Mica met recently with Sanford area residents at the Mount Vernon Inn In W in­ ter Park to speak on the tradi­ tions o f the Magna Charts and review recent legislative Initia­ tives In Congress related to the district. I *■- Martha Yancey Attending were descendants o f the Damns of Fnglnnd who wTrsted the first charter from King John In 1213 AD at Runnymendr. according to William II. Stemper Jr., formerly of Sanford, prelute and Lord War­ den of the Haroninl Order of Magna Chnrta. Among thr oilier descen­ dants and members o f the Magna Chartu Dames and Har­ ems attending were; Mrs. Don­ ald (Adelaide Key) M enrll of New Smyrna Heach. formerly of Sanford; Mrs. Mills (Libby) Boyd of Sanford: and Grace Parks of Winter Springs. Boyd and Parks urr former regents of the Salllr Harrison Chapter. Daughters o f the American revolution. According to Stemper, m em ­ bers presented several central Florida regional herrdltary, pa­ triotic mid Uncage societies In­ cluding the Military Order of the Loyal Legion o f the United States. H its legion was estab­ lished die day Abraham Lin­ coln died by Thomas Elwood Zell o f Pennsylvania, who sub­ sequently established Zellwood. Fla. Stemper serves as state re­ corder of the Loyal Legion and chair or the Zell National Me­ morial Committee of the Mili­ tary Ordrr o f the Loyal Legion which supports the Zellwood Ron R oee Community seum. Library Mu­ WATERCOLOR CLASS The Sanford Woman's Club was a splash o f color April 0 when a watrrcolor class wns held there from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The event, open to the public, was chaired by Faye Siler. Taught by Tom Jones o f Win­ ter Park. Faye said the class was 'terrific. Last year, his wife Bonnie laught a class tn San­ ford. Faye said Tom taught the values In painting using light and dark colors. He told where to put die point o f attraction so the eyes would Immediately focus there much like a celeb­ rity star surrounded by a cast o f supporting actors. He also showed those attending how to use salt to absorb colors, giv­ ing an Illusion o f snow. Betty Colbert won Tom's demonstration painting and Jackie Rumbley won art sup­ plies. According to Faye. It was a rewarding day. Tom plans other workshops tn the area. Faye B a l d , DOTTIE BREAKS WRIST ON BERMUDA CRUISE When It comes to being busy or arf busy as a bee, DottJe A n ­ Tom Jones (seated) demonstrates watercolor art to (Irom left); Trade Knopper, Jackie Rumbley. Bar- Cornelius, Betty Halback, Shlriey Milis, Peg Jonea and Dib McElralh. and thony hikes the cake. As chair o f the Sanford Woman's Club's forthcoming Vintage Fashion Show. In the midst o f prepara­ tions. Dottle sandwiched In an exciting cruise to Bermuda on April 5. Some time back, on a (rip to Russia, Dottle's luggage was lost and was not recovered un­ til die day alter she arrived back home. But being without her belongings did not hinder Dottle from having a wonderful trip. What Dottle lost aboard ship In Bermuda was not her lug­ gage. but the use o f her left wrist which she broke when she lost her balance. She was flown back to Orlando via B os­ ton and had surgery last Mon­ day to put the Bevcn pieces of bone floating around back togedier. Dottle Is living proof that you can't keep a good girl down. And. by the way. the fashion sliow and luncheon will go on as scheduled. CLA M MARKS REUNION THIS WEEKEND Members of the Seminole High School Class o f 1948 are converging on Sanford this weekend for the time of their lives to celebrate the 50th class reunion. Each classm ate See Dietrich, Page 4C iji.. . bara Moore, Anna Herbst. Peggy Margo, Gerry Weldon, Batty Colbert, Trish Colbert and Faye Siler for fam ily reunion E aster w eekend J] Tha Moblay (amity at raunlon In The Mobleys on West 8th Street, hosted the day of rear* qualntlng. fund and food, as Uie Mobleys o f Winter Garden and Sanford gathered to chat with the last remaining child of the late Ned and M. Mobley of Winter Garden. Clara Mobley Freeman, the only living matriarch of the Mobleys was full o f smiles as her nieces and nephews gath­ ered for the afternoon of fun and chatting. Saturday, April 11. at the home o f the Mobley's and Jennings. Joining In a remembrance of generations after a meal of chicken wings, flail, baked beans, salad, huahpupplea and cake were Melodic James. Vickie Davis, Wayne James, Faye James, Eleanor Mobley Solomon, Marilyn Mobley Jen­ nings. Chanene Mobley. George Jennings, grands and great-grands. Also sharing this visit was Madgle Muller Collins, Asbcsto White and son who came from Jackaonvlllc to celebrate the eighty-eighth birthday o f her A SANFORD MARVA HAW KINS <* slater and the children's aunt. Albeato Muller Johnson, who celebrated on April 10. The Mobley family will share an afternoon again on August 30. MUSICIAN HONORED The 25th observance o f Faye 11. Williams, as minister of mu­ sic and musician for Choir Number One o f Morning Glory Missionary UaptlBt Church, East Highway 46-A, will be held Sunday, April 26 at 2:30 p.m. All choirs and the com ­ munity are Invited to share tn this Joyful occasion. Pastor la the Rev. Andrew Evans. ICIEltCB CENTER EVENT An evening o f Diverse Dis­ cussions was held on April 1. featuring the famous Araceli Sega era. the first Spanish woman lo climb Mt. Everest. She was a great part o f the In­ ternational team o f climbers to film the first ever IMAX motion picture o f the summit o f Ever­ est. This viewing can still be seen at the Orlando Science Center. 514-2143. REVIVAL SERVICES Spring Revival Services will be held April 20-24 at St. John Missionary Baptist Church, East 10th Street and Cypress Avenue at 7:00 p.m. Nightly, the Reverend Ware, pastor of the Shiloh Baptist Church of Orlando, will deliver the m es­ sage. The community Is Invited to Join In this week o f spirit Ailed ChrlBlian fellowship de­ signed to save souls and feed the word to those who need It. Rev. Robert Doctor Is pastor of St. John. CHURCH CONVENTION ■m Hawkins, Pag* 4C �*C • Semmoi« H*rak5 Santord, Flood* • Sunday. Apnl 19. 1990 Commission learns about life before power tools The Lake Mary Historical Commission was very pleased to have a special guest for Its April meeting. Tuck Russell, a Professional Living History In ­ terpreter from BarbcrvUle, caine to talk about early tools tn (he United States. He also brought some very Interesting tools, some antique and some reproductions, for the audience to see. Early Native Americans used triangular-shaped sharp edge tools made of flint or chert. When Europeans came, they brought steel-tipped tools. Steel was very expensive. Iron was cheap, so tools would be made o f Iron with steel welded on as the sharp edge. Great Britain, by design, had a m o­ nopoly on tools for many years. But. despite tariffs and taxes designed to prevent It. Americans began making their own tools in early 1700's. Files were used to sharpen every­ thing. so they were cheap and made completely out o f steel. MARY In the US colonies. In Boston and Philadelphia, the first solid steel edge tools were made by melting down files. The American designed ax was a radical Improvement over the European ax. By the mid 1700 s. the American design became the world standard. Last o f commercially viable forests tn Europe went to build the Spanish Armada (which sank). One reason people flocked to North America was the abundance o f wood which shaped much o f our early his­ tory. American fireplaces were hugely Inefficient, but no one cared because wood was abun­ dant. Ben Franklin s stove did­ n’t sell well In the US, but It sold like hot cakes In Europe. The principal fuel around the world was charcoal. It was ex­ ported by thr United Slates. Coal replaced charcoal as the principle fuel In Europe be­ tween 18,10 and 1850. In places like Florida, charcoal remained the principle fuel un­ til around 1900 because o f the abundance o f wood. There’s an old saying "Shun the bmadax and cleave to the adze". It s an early safety rule. An adze Is safer, you are much more likely to cut yourself with u broudax. Large and unwieldy, the broadax fell Into disuse by 1920 except In shipyards and In om of the way places like Florida where It was still used to hew frames for houses and ties for railroads. Tuck showed the audience how they used to make shin­ gles. Shingles were the stnn- dard on many American homes. In Europe, thatched roofs were the standard be­ cause they didn't have wood to spate for shingles. You can date many things by looking at thr tool marks on them. Thr easiest kind of tool marks to identify are from drills. (D!detent drills leave a (IHTen-ni shape hole In the wood.) Twist augers were In­ vented In 1770, but didn't com e Into use until afler 1800. (Carpenters were very conser­ vative and loathe to try some­ thing new.) Problems with dating arise with tools that were used for more than a cen­ tury. One simple drill tool was used from the 1700s until a l­ most the start o f the 20th cen­ tury. You can tell a lot about the person who used a tool by ob ­ serving the wear on a tool. You ran tell whether the user was right or left handed and. some­ times. what It was used on. So. who did use tools? In the trades, It was almost always men who used tools. But on a form or homestead, women and girls were expected to know how to and to use tools that were needed to keep the place going. T u c k R u s s o ll w ith The abundance o f wood shnped the way early tools were made and used. By mldI9lh century, wood became less abundant. It wasn't long after that thnt metal bearings began to replace wood bear­ ings In tools. Tire abundance of wood made for some seeming con­ tradictions. Most flunlture tn the South was Imported until around 1840. A Journeyman carpenter who came Into the South could make more money by getting his own piece of H a w k in s ------Continued b o a Page SC Tuck Ru s m II showing Commission Chair Joan Brooklyn how an adxa la uaad. l 1 lw< -■< ■• : D ie tric h ------- Continued from Page 3C vows that this Is the best SHS class yet. Barbara Chapman can take a bow as the 'head honcho' of the event, according to a classmate. Among other nice­ ties. Barbara created a c lo u reunion mint Salmagundi yearbook using original photos and today's photos and facts about each classmate for quite a sentimental keepsake to each attending. Serving on the atail o f the a t­ tractively-bound volume are: Barbara Sanders Champion. -I < l M I I 1 t . ll . ................. ................liloinlv .iiH in tiS lu ll. »»> . t trt editor; Betty Humphrey Tollefsrud. publisher J. Harold Chapman, assistant: and Mona Mills Walker, Investigative re­ porter and also co-chairman o f the reunion. The original art work, a lovely Indian squaw on the cover o f the volume, was provided by Linda Slisby Dolgner Among her many other tal­ ents and accomplishments. Barbara and Nancy GUck started the Central Florida Scene , a slick magazine, many years ago. which was sold sev­ eral times before biting the »i t t ' t f i i >11).1 it . t « ,7 .i • *.. i * *• dust. Have fun. you guys. . *■. * 1 1 ............. . -. » «, . , THANKS FROM JULIE Some time back, we told readers about Julie Bishop having a heart attack and re­ covering at the Tallahassee home o f a grandson, Terry Kraft. We hear that Julie Is now doing well but will remain with her grandson a while longer. She sends a message o f sincere gratitude to all who took the time to call, acrid cards and gifts and. most of all. to pray (or her. Oviedo area sites found on web : Looking around on the popular search engine Yahoo!, I came across some interesting web sites that are baaed here In the Oviedo area. Computer­ ese can aecm technical to the unfamiliar. Quite honestly however, once the computer terms are understood, It will be easier to get around on the In­ ternet. Imagine the web like a mail Search engines like Yahool are used to get from once place In the mall to another. Each little store in the mall represents a web site or place that houses pictures and Information. In order for most people to get to this mall, they enter through anchor stores. We would know these stores as Dillards, or Burdlnes. But, tn the computer world, we would use Internet service providers like America Online, Prodigy or CompuServe to name a few. In order to get from one o f the anchor stores Into the many other shops In thr mall, search engines like Yahoo! are used. I I I I I I I I I On my search, 1 found quite a few web sites in the Oviedo area. One that caught my eye was Boy Scout Troop 631's homepage at www.angelilre.com/fl/troop631. They have monthly calendar available with meeting times and places. Troop 631 Scout­ master Nell Colbert also pro­ vides links to other members and web sites. The most colorful page la A .W.O.L. Travel at www.awoltravel.com. Beside providing Information on vari­ ous trlpo. there are links to make air. car, and hotel reser­ vations. The page Is user friendly and the Information Is clearly displayed. Other pages Included Kamlnl Design at www.perfcctweddlnggulde.com/ kamlnl, Axncr pottery. The A r tlstic Hand, Charles Wells Pho­ tography and the Florida C ol­ lege of Natural Health. Not all the sites were busi­ nesses. TuBkawllla Learning Center has a wonderfully In­ formative web about their school. Parents can And out more about the learning center and register their child on the Internet. Indian Trails and Tuskawills Middle School are among some o f the Seminole county schools that have web pages an the Internet that pro­ vide school calendars, teat end report card dates, and e-mall addresses to teachers and a d ­ ministration. There are many other sites to visit on the web. But. once you learn how to explore the In­ ternet. you'll wonder how you ever went without. The Emmanuel District Churches o f God In Christ 9th convention will be In session April 20-24 at the Holy Trinity Church o f God In Christ. 1405 MangousUnc Avenue. > ■ Monday Ntgmr’ TM < conven­ tion musical. Deacon D.H. W il­ liams Is president. The fcptctal guests will be ‘ Reflection* Alice and Jerry Pralse-N-Slgn with saxophonist Roger Guthrie. Tuesday Night: The host and evangelist department with El­ der Jeffery William and special guest, the Martin Luther King Inter-faith Choir under the d i­ rection o f Gloria Williams. Wednesday Night: At 6:30 the Sunday School Dept, with E l­ der Greg Williams. The oratori­ cal contest and the crowing o f Mr. and Miss Sunday School. At 8:00 p.m.. the youth de­ partment will be In charge with Pastor Derrick Harris. The guest choir will be Macedonia Primitive BapUat Church. Thursday Night: Women's Department with Mother Ruby Doe Williams presiding. Guest choir Is Full Oospel Church of God In Christ Mass Choir. Friday Night: Bishop Elbert Lee Sheppard o f Tallahassee will preside. Music will be by the convention organist, Evan­ gelist Erlene Brinson or Or­ lando Institutional Church o f God In Christ. — The Seminole Herald wants to hear from YOUI Call us with your news tips and event information. 322-2611 to o ls h e b ro u g h t to th e m e e tin g . land, usually frre or low cost, harvesting the wood on It to sell, and planting crops than he could nuking furniture. ploy. Coopers had many special­ ized tool. Coopers are barrel makers. They also made things like buckets and water towers for railroads. Barrels were lire cardboard boxca o f their day. Everything that was shipped had to be shipped tn some­ thing. usually a barrel, so a l­ most every business had at least one cooper in their em ­ Thr nrxt meeting o f the Lake Mary Historical Commission Is scheduled lor the second Tues­ day In May. Thr commission has already begun working on Oldc tukr Mary Bays for next year. Thry are looking for d o ­ nations o f prr-1950 s clothing for their clothing collection. If you have anything you can d o ­ nate. please contact the Lake Mary Historical Museum or call Maureen Llberalore at 3243024. Bishop E.L. Sheppard la Distrtet Supt. and Elder Johnaaron Henderson Is ABst District Supt. �Sammoto Herald. Sanfcxd. Florida • Sunday. April IB. 1998 • SC SUNDAY M ft ________f------------------------ --- MORNING 6:00 | 6:30 | 7:00 | 7:30 | 0:00 j 0 30 | 9:00 | 9 30 | 10 00 10 30 11 00 1130 Sanford Elks conduct installation i** Jan™ . 12 00 | 12:30 | r-q l 1:00 | * * * *n% 130 | 2 00 | 2 30 | 3 00 | 3 30 | -1 00 | 4 30 | S 00 | 5 ro t ____ ' M j Fw w oow ^Tl c> m x o r c k °*L »»x ,yw. v r ™ f ^ G. ^ fa * sxsim mi.n George Anderson, tiler; Tommy Jacobs, 2 Yr. trustee; Carty Prevatt, treasurer; MikA Tuten, lecturing knight; Alex McKfcbln, secretary; Dale Harvfy, Inner guard; and Ed Ryan, chaplain._____________ _________ p a w a - f o p a —S A M U . h i i — i w cX 4 ----------- 0 . M Sanford E ks Lodge No. 1241 hold Its Installation ol officers for 1998-1999 on Saturday, April 4. Now officers are (from left): Garry Conway, esquire; John T, Colbert. 5-Yr. trustee; Dean Unsler, loyal knight; ‘ U _ A ^ l L'JT i n '.T T T T T ■ : m m .,_____ b w c s i 'S n i n : . ': n n t:~- k t j . t t e lla F a re w e ll luncheon honors m om , d a u g h te r i LONOWOOD - Marlon White. Longwood, and her daughter, Joyce Sammet, Lake Mary, were recently honored at a farewell luncheon at the home o f Caro­ lyn BisUine In Longwood. Members o f the former Longwood Civic League Woman's Club gathered to wish Marlon and her daughter a fond good­ bye. aa they prepare to move to a newly-built home In Franklin, N.C. A delicious covered dish luncheon eras enjoyed with a beautifully decorated cake and fruit punch as dessert. Carolyn's home was decorated with spring flowers and lovely orchlda grown by her husband. Fred. Carolyn was presented a president's plaque from the group, as she was the last club president. Marlon had been a member o f the Club for many years, having formerly served aa both a presi­ dent and a secretary. She Is one o f the last three trustees and will be missed by her many frlenda In the area. A gift o f a housecoat was pre­ sented to Marlon from the dub members. Others attending were: Brenda Tompkins. Betty Ivkovlch, June Lormann. El da Nichols and Margaret McCoy. Denial: Whatever became of sin? Wy Dr. William Hobart (Bab) ] FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH MARKHAM WOODS PRIME TIME 9 30 | " > 00 | 10 30 | 11 00 j 11 J0 b 00 I 6 30 I ; 00 I 7.30 I 8 00 I 8 30 I 9 00 I 910 I 10 00 I 10 30 I 11 no 1 1 30 Western thought has been greatly Influ­ enced by the Founding Fathers o f this great nation. Coming to this country seeking relig ­ ious freedom with a pioneer spirit, our early fathers set the tone for America to become the greatest nation in the world. Within this early Influence and emerging from Plymouth In 1620. came strong rellgloua/sptritual convic­ tions. New England society was termed by the general description aa Puritan. Puritanism la depicted aa Theocratic...and Calvtnlstlc...* (Ralph B. Perry. Puritanism and Democracy). CaMnlara was *more than a series o f Axed points on a theological compass; it was a way oi life that embraced or affected politics, e c o ­ nomics. social outlook, and to be sure. Indi­ vidual behavior* (Norman Cousins. ‘IN ODD WE TRUST • The Religious Beliefs and Ideas q f the American Founding Fathers). This system o f theological thought also came down hard on the depravity and natural sinfulness of man. Aa throughout history, the Idea o f man's Art­ fulness did not universally or completely per­ meate man's Ideas. However. *an Idea does not have to And Its mark In the mind’s o f large numbers o f people In order to create an In­ centive for change (or Influence) (ibid.).” Years, later. Daniel Webster spoke o f the significance o f Ideas: T h e whole world la becoming a common field for Intellect to act In. Energy o f mind, genius, power, wheresoever It exists, may speak out in any tongue, and the world will hear I t A great chord o f sentiment and feeling runs through two continents, and vibrates over both. Every breeze wafts intelligence Asm country to country; every wave rolls It; all give It forth and all In turn receive IL Th ere Is a vast commerce o f Ideas; there are m arts and exchanges for intellectual discoveries, and a wonderful fellowship o f those Individual Intelligence's which make up the mind and opinion o f the age (bid.).* The mind ana world o f Ideas may be used both to build faith or to destroy tt. Ideas and thinking can take you most anywhere. H ow­ ever, valid thinking Is when ones mind Is stayed on Ood and truth. Why? Because Ood and truth never change and la, therefore, al­ ways reliable. T n OK. yon'ra OKI' The pop-psych Jingle, ‘ I'm OK-You're OKI* was made popular by disciples o f Car! Jung's psychology. Calvin Miller relate* that: Karl Marx threw Ood out o f government syaIrma. Carl Jung throw Ood out o f the human mind. Carl Sagan finally got Him (Ood) d ear out o f the universe. ‘ Once Ood was gone, we could, o f course, proceed with sin. U was an old-fashioned Idea anyway, said Jung's most recent disciples. H u y pointed out that the Idea o f sin tended to produce bad conscience, Induce guilt, and taint Protestant sermons with negativity (Calvin Miller. SBC Life. Apr* ’97). . T m OK-You're OK* may t e populai5 thJLght leaving out the problem o f stn. ft Is sure, how­ ever. that An la missed because sin must be a necessary subject before salvation becomes necessary. 'O ne rarely hear* much o f It (alnj tn church... Sunday by Sunday Pm given rea ­ sons for ‘accepting Christ/ These all focus on my becoming more successful, realizing m y full potential, hawing more fun, finding m ean­ ing. or getting my own T-shirt so 1 can look like the rest of the church softball team (ibid.).* When A n no longer exists In the minds o f society, moral relativists flourish and abound. Relativists have no sin: and thus,-no need o f Ood! T o proclaim yourself righteous, all you have to do Is compare yourself to someone who Is more wicked. The key to blessing your own goodness lies Amply In proclaiming yourself ‘OK’ (Ibid.)* Wttatmr btcama of aia' The above caption was the title o f a book written by secular psychologist Karl Mennlnger (founder o f the famous Mennlnger Clinic. Topeka. Kan.) which demands o f us an answer. Mennlnger relates In the book that with the denial o f sin. something fundamen­ tally honest about the human condition has been abandoned. He waa convinced that one could not practice good medicine unless one recognized that An waa at the bottom o f hu­ man sickness. To say T m OK-You're OK* in the face o f human sin la to flit through life like a blue bird on a dung heap (Ibid.). TN rial Impact The literal denial o f sin tn this day may not hold the greatest or worst Impact. T m OKYou're OK* la bad enough when tt la not true, however, to acknowledge man aa sinner with a response o f *So what!* Is the epitome o f the damning nature o f sin. Think about that! Request for flatware tarnishes family relations DEAR ABBY: Pleas* help me solve this problem. I geve my eon and hie wife, *Janat," my sterling silver flatware sat. A short tims later, they divorced. It was my son's fault that the marriage broke up. Janet received tbs silver in the divorce settlement. She is now en­ gaged to a nice man, and I wish them the best I wrote Janet e latter asking her to please give tbs silverware to her daughter, my granddaughter, as I would Uks to n a p it in the family. Now she Is angry and will not apeak to me or return my calls. 8he lives in New Jersey and I live In Arizona. Waa I wrong to ask her to give tbs set to my granddaughter? ALICE IN PHOENIX p ro b a b l,y saved their awwake-up call. b ara i ADVICE ABIGAIL VAN BUREN to ghra It to jrour grand' >tlim e . daughter anyway In due DEAR ABBY: My friend______ itiy , phoned to tell me she wee writing thank-you notes to all the people who helped her and her three young children after they were in a serious DEAR ALICE* No. However, auto accident with an 18-wheeler. 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No. 150 75 Cents SU N D A Y , M A R C H 22, 1998 S h e r if f n e e d s s e c u r it y f o r n e w d ig s Q u ip s & By R o m W hite HERALD STAFF WRITER C lip s I 1......................... - .............-S K -------------■» By Rasa W hits HERALD STAFF WRITER County calendar critics are having a field day Hang on to your 1998 Seminole County calendar - It may become a collector's Item. Critics have been saying the calen­ dar/annual report Isn't worth $1.19 a copy. And there ore rumors that a thousand calen­ dars were mailed to vacant lots and the county dump. Not so. says Deputy County Manager Cindy C ote. "What happened ta 100 or so were re­ turned to the Property Appraiser's Office be­ cause they were addressed to the County Services Building at 1101 East First Street." Coto said that the returned calendars were sent to county officials such as Judges and fire fighters who used the county Instead of their home addresses. These calendsrm were rela­ beled and mailed on. ‘Nobody's perfect, are all make mistakes." said Commissioner Win M ----- “In busi­ ness. It's called a learning curve. Our first mistake arms mailing them In January Instead of November. “What concerns me more than the calendar error Is the m atter of article the criticism Is coming from, ft appears to be horn the same people who aranted a national search Instead of hiring Qary f i l m aa county manager." One thing the calendar accomplishes la get­ ting M«h of lha ft*, county oomml—ionwa on one page • page 3. Strong Coaititatioa J a y a i Is trad­ ing budgets for ballots • a s is his C onstitu­ tional right. Joyner, one of the most popu­ lar and re­ spected Semi­ nole County staffers, begins a new Job Mon­ day aa assistant Supervisor of Elections. He relinquishes hla position as principal analyst In the Office of Management ft Budget to work with Supervisor of Elections Bawdy Oaard. T m very pleased that Dennis la coming to work with us." Ooard aald. County Manager Oo tj Kaiser said the move was a promotion for Joyner, who has worked for the county for 9 years. Travelgale usings Into Brevard The Dtek Van Dot W aite M sryaaas M atas case will be heard by Brevard County Circuit Judge Bnsss W. J seek as. Van Der Welde, a Seminole County comHaase Baa Daft**. Pegs 7A SEMINOLE COUNTY - The sheriff and hln deputies soon will be moving Into a mighty fortress at Five Points on 17-92. and he‘a looking for all the right people to watch over them. At a public hearing on Tuesday, the Board of Seminole County Commissioners will consider a re* s t from Sheriff Don Eallnger for ds to hire personnel to monitor the Sheriffs Office and Public Safety Building. Eallnger wants to hire a Building Security Supervisor and four secu­ rity specialists for the building which opens In July. The total Impact to the Sheriffs Office 1997/98 budget la $59,437 to K D river’s ed dropped from regular school curriculum pay these security people $22,027 for the supervisor for six months and $37,410 for the others for three months. The 1998/99 Impact to the Gen­ eral Fund would be $146,662. “We definitely want to be sure everything la protected at the new facility," Commissioner Win Adams said today. *At the same time, this request must be measured along with others. I hope that County Manager Gary Kaiser and Sheriff Eallnger work It out." Eallnger told the county's Office of Management ft Budget director Cindy Manonl that security per­ sonnel needed to be added to properly prepare for the opening. The security system being In­ stalled at the building will be conn sa ss la s •ssartty. Pigs «A V ie t n a m w a ll o f w o e By S h all Brodis HERALD FEATURE EDITOR SEMINOLE COUNTY • Because of Increased costa and reduced demand. Seminole County high schools will no longer offer driver's educa­ tion as pari of the regular curriculum, beginning next school year. Calling the program a community service. Tom Marry, executive director of secondary education said the district had been discussing doing away with the program. 'I t s a service that the board has Indicated N wanted- to do. but not as such an excessive cost.* said Marry. The program costa the district approximately $90,000 to $100,000 annually. Each of the county's 7 high schools rent 4 cars lor the en­ tire year, plus gas. Insurance and repairs, and the salary lor the Instructor. Marry said the driver's ed program *haa been tn a deficit posi­ tion for the last couple of years* due to Increase costs of repairs and the vehicle fleet lease. Some of that cost was being offset by the $40 fee charges to the students. Florida's auditor general told the district It can't require the fees to be paid because, con­ stitutionally. students have a right to a *lree and appropriate education*. *We aaw the writing on the wall with these fees,* said Marcy. The district will no longer collect the fees, be­ ginning this summer. Starting next summer, more summer sessions and taro sessions a day will be offered to accommodate as many stu ­ dents as possible. *We think well cover Just about every body that wants (driver's ed).* he ----*---- A ---«----- ---- i LMug/vw, *nfYmPv ^opfTl^l, ■no Danfesck III, stand In front of l grandson, pans! that bears tfw name of bar husband, U.8.M.C. Robsrt C. Dambecfc kBsd In acton on Jtiy 7,1967. | Moving Wall: j Dead soldiers remembered i The demand for the program la down, Marcy said, because Insurance companies are restruc­ turing their discount programs, changing the driver's ed discount to a 'good student* dis­ count for students with good grade point aver­ ages. . 'A lot of the discounts are changing.* said Randy Siegel, a broker at Insurance Land. In Sanford. The Independent agency handles 38 canters. Siegel said a lot of the low end companles are dropping the driver's ed for multiple discount packages. Lyman High School Principal Sam Momary aald he waa ’not real comfortable with the depth and breadth of the Instruction* offered In the public schools. Momary aald the district had restructured the program, dropping road HERALD STAFF WRITER ALTAMONTE SPRINGS • They are more than nam es on a wall. They were our aona and daughters: fathers and mothers; brothers and sisters; husbands and wives: and blends. They made the ultimate sacrifice for their country. They gave their lives and we should not forget. The Vietnam Veterans Memorial reminds u§ not to forget 58.200 men and women who were killed or remain mlaaing during the Vietnam 7A . . . . . • . . Chuluota web page sends small town into cyberspa© • y David W aster HERALD STAFF WRITER 5B-7B CHULUOTA - In the Infinite realm of cyberspace , a page floats among the constellations of the World Wide Web. It may not be on the top of your In­ ternet address book, but, for all practical purposes, the Chuluota web page ‘ ‘ * ‘ the gotngs-on a t the town’s huh, the Chuluota Mali. Danny DUb, the brother of Chuluota Mall owner. David, la the developer of the unique web page. *tt’s about 00 per­ cent finished,* aald Dtab. *It ahould be ready In about alx Chuluota Trading Trading CoCompany. One Oneforforthe thename nameand andthetheada d ­ Chuluota dress and then another for the Each store has a description desert of space that Is needed. the goods and services offered, prices available. In-store apedais, etc. The page allows Dtab first became Interested In computers In I960. It waa browsers to know the price of a his Junior year In high school. particular Item In the grocery He will be attending the Uni­ or the feed store or It gives the for a haircut a t the saversity of Central Florida In the Call concentrating on computer engineering. DUb would rather build and develop com puters DUb aald that he hopes that than program those com put­ more town-based businesses ers. wlU avail themselves of the op­ portunity to get their estab­ On the site, Dtab la display­ lishments on the web. For ing Individual areas for four more information, you can uae other town businesses in addi­ the above address or call (407) tion to the Chuluota Grocery, 350-2222. where Dtab works alx days a Dtab updates about once a week with his brother and h is brothel's wife. Type up month depending on specials wwwxhuluota.com. and you get or values consumers can pick the main page for the Chuluota up in the stores. But. once he Mall with pictures of the Dtab la finished, the page prom ises brothers, visitors can click on to be more attractive to net the icons that are underlined surfers. T m a till teaming.* like the grocery store. Jo A m s aald Dtab of his project, T h is Shiloh Feed Store and is my best light now.* t �i 2A ■Sem-no** Herald Sanford Honda •Sunday Marcti 22 1998 B u s in e s s Promotion MAITLAND - Veteran title in­ surance executive and Heath­ row resident Daniel A. Wallace lias been named Senior Vlee President and Regional Man­ ager for Florida and the Car­ ibbean for Fidelity National Ti­ tle (FNT). Wallace, who I lls over 20 years experience In all facets of the Industry, will be based out of tlie company's Central Florida headquarters In Mait­ land. New custom homes OVIEDO • First Coast Clin tom Homes of Ovtedo lias completed Its newest model at the community of Tuska Ridge. The Ab.ico Grand P re­ mier Is located on one of the builder's oversized homesltes and lias 2.1184 square feet of living spare. There are 130 homesltes in Ttiska Ridge and First Coast lias 25 available. Tuska Rldgr Is located olf Rrd Hug Road on Hollow Pine. Just west of the Greenewny In­ terchange. Where shopping is a pleasure Publix Super Markets will be the anchor tenant in a 5 0 ,0 0 0 square toot shopping center near Lake Forest, west ot San­ ford on State Road 46. Construction is now underway and the opening Is scheduled tor November. The shopping center will eventually encompass 20 acres and will eventually contain additional shops and services. Relocation LONGWOOD - Absolute Property Management. Inc., a properly management com­ pany acquired earlier this year by business broker Corporate Investment International. Inc. (Cll). lias relocated from Dingwood to Altamonte Springs. Cll rrccntly completed a 25 perrent expansion to Its head­ quarters at 101 Wymore Road In Altamonte Springs, to ac­ commodate the I-year old management company which till be directed by Prestdem John DtMereurlo. a resident of Longwood. Lake Mary woman honored By Nick Pfelfsuf HERALD STAFF WRITER LAKE MARY - Margaret Batchelor of Coldwcll Danker, Lake Mary, has been selected to Join die company’s Interna­ tional President's Circle, an honor bestowed only to pro­ ducers tn the top four percent of the more than 60.000 sales associates throughout North America. This Is the first time Batchelor has been chosen as a member of this prestigious group. 2s Mcx Perriello. president and> CEO of Coldwcll Danker com ­ mented. T h e International President’s Circle recognizes those sales associates whose sales performance and dedica­ tion are exceptional. Margaret has proven to be an invaluable asset to our organization.* Coldwcll Banker Lake Mary ts located a t 3801 W. Lake Mary Boulevard and has been serving that area for the past two y e a n . The recognlUon of Batchelor was made recently during the company's International Busi­ ness Conference held In Or• TandcC 7 * -• -e ■ Today: Sunny. Highs In the mid to upprr-fiOs. Lows tn the mid-40s. Sunday: Sunny, lllghs In the upper-OOs. Lows In the uppcr-40s. M onday: B H Sunny, lllghs around-70. Lows in the upper-40s. Tuesday: Sunny. Highs In the low-70s. Lows In the low-50s. SATURDAY: lO L U K A R T A I L S : min. 0:40 a.m .. tnaj. 3:30 a.m .. min. 10:10 p.m.. maj. 3:55 p.m. T ID E S : Daytona Beach: high: 1:04 a.m., 1:29 p.m., low. 7:43 a.m., 7:45 p.m. Raw Baayiaa high: 1:09 a.m., 1:34 EX TEN D ED O U TLO O K SATURDAY SUNDAY 3unny 67 45 Sunny 6 8 48 high: 1:24 a.m., 1:49 p.m.. low: 8:03 a.m., 8:05 >.m. MONDAY TUESDAY Sunny 70 48 Sunny 73 53 LO TTER Y Hors srs the winning numbers soiocied on Friday in ths Florida Lottery: Fantasy B 1-e-14-20-25 Lo n o (Marcti 14) 3-0-26-27-43-47 saxes cowomows l 8 feet a n d choppy. W ater te m p e ra tu re a t D aytona la 6 4 d e g re e s a n d a t New S y m rn a, 64 degrees. W inds a re from th e w est a t 20-25 m .p .h . 9+5 S a n fo rd F rid a y N /A N /A R ecords* ra in fall for t h t period e n d in g a t 10 a .m .. Satu rd a y totalad N /A Im k . ................. 6:20 a.n ». ............... 0:37 y.m. S e m in o le H erald “Serving Seminole County Since IVOR" Sunday, March 22. 1998 • Vol. 90. No. ISO Pubbshad: Daily Except Monday. Saturday A Chnstmar by Republic Newspapers, Inc. ■300 N. French Am., Sanford. FL 32771 Phone: (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9408 CIRCULATION LEGAL! 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Jr. H e e d P ressm an Subacnpeon Rale* (Da*y A Sunday) 3 M o rS M t M o n th * 1 Y *ar H 9 50 S 39 0 0 17600 92400 I4 A O O $ M 00 Ixx'ated on SR-436 In Alta­ monte Springs, a quarter mile wrst of Interstate-!. Cafe* Rcmos offers line American Re­ gional cuisine featuring dishes from New Orleans, California and Hie Tropics. In house billiard pros ran help Improve one's game while playing on the full size Bruns­ wick tournament tables that fill the main room. Thrrr are also a half dozen large screen TV sets, electronic darts and free Interactive online trivia games. Cafe' Rrmos phone number for additional Information Ls H62-45HH. We make your business insurance our business. c want to lx* >mir UiMix-vi pinner w ! m.11 It LI *IK."> III UlMIGUKC pnxvvthxi. (i«it.M.t iwtixLiy lor qiLilitv Is m ik -v>prutcLttai turn Autu f Vvixtv In-or.iiKc ( j tu p my. \U -1 I fake i .Hi' 14 )i»ir I x i'lI W i iiixiraikc while l im i iM .'i l li i ii . ,3F«' MU'.WF *■ IvnitXNi! •' !«• IW N Cm IW m V k U . Am*- T O N Y R U SSI IN S U R A N C E 2S7S 8. French Avs. Sanford 3 2 2 -0 2 0 9 Attorney says no way to lose if law is on your side HERALD FEATURE^DITOR LONGWOOD - He looks like Richard Dreyfus and his ‘hero’ is Perry Mason. ‘But some would argue that lawyers arc actors.’ aaM Charles Rand, a personal In­ jury attorney who got his In­ spiration for his career a t the age of 8. ‘watching too m uch Perry Mason.* Perry Mason never lost a case, said Rand, *1 have tn real life.’ Rand said the practice of law Is ‘not a science. It's an art.’ A graduate of the University of Pennsylvania and the Uni­ versity of Florida Law School. In 1980, Rand worked as a la ­ bor attorney first before taking up the practice of personal Injury, eventually working for Jacobs and Goodman. In 1992, he went Into partnership with Brent Miller and then opened his own practice on Ju n e 1, 1997. Dealing primarily with wrongful death, automobile accidents, slip and fall and dog bites, he said he often advises his clients to get a second opinion. ‘I'm straight up, too m uch for my own good.* He said a vast majority of the cases he handles are legiti­ mate claims, and the legal a s ­ tern* works fairly well, but he has turned down clients he didn't think he could help. T h e re 's no way you should lose If the law Is on your side.* F lo n d * R s w d a m s a d d 7 % t a M * la x Newspapers, Inc. A new concept ALTAMONTE SPRINGS • For people who prefer steak and billiards to burgers and pool. ChartM Rand Daytona Bench at Row Smyrna Bench: Seas are 4- J Play4 3-1+9 Cash3 Awards SANFORD - Thomas J. Mrlil. Jr., of Taylor Rrntal Center. 3215 S. Orlando Drive In Sanford, lias received two .of Hi*’ A m olnin 'KnWat Associa­ tion's most prestigious awards at the recent convention and rental trade show tn Orlando. Mrhl received the 1997 State Association Outstanding President's Award and the 1997 Special Service Award, presented annually by the as­ sociation In recognition of exeinplary leadership In a d e­ fined area of service. Cafe' Rrttios may be a favorite place to grtlirr. The ultim ate goal of Rand's practice, he said, is to help people. He said he la different from other firms tn that he meets personally with all of his clients. Instead of having them deal with an investigator or paralegal. *1 establish a bond with my clients.’ he said. T tell eveiy client, 'If yrfu get completely better, then I’ve done my Job',* he said. He said letters that he receives from his clients are better than his monetary compensation. ’It's those things that make It worthwhile. It doesn't have to be money.* Rand handles many pro bono cases in both Orange and Seminole counties and serves on the board for the C enter for Drug-free Living. *If 1 didn't get this positive feedback. I'd hang It up.* y UftftlHOUSE^A&CLEARAliCt\ Visit Our Home Office Sale And Saw On Everything For Yours. Bri ny This Ad For ?() .. D i s c o u n t On Rey He said he doesn't know If he wants to practice law for the rest of hta life, and that he la considering a second career. *1 don’t know what. yet. or when. I love the ups very much, and that's helping peo­ ple.’ Rand's two children. Bryan, 9. and Katie, 7. arc his main concern. T h e se kids come first.* he said. What docs he look forward to at end of th e day? Going home to his ldds...and a good Magic game. He'a been a season ticket holder for five or six years. Attending public events such as Magic games, because of his likeness to a famous film star, he said he often gets some un­ usual looks. He said one m an was staring at him one night, and *1 knew exactly, by th e expression on his lace, what \ he was thinking.* P r i c ed M e r c h a n d i s e Office Turn Equipment M odular Furniture Items and OL'lLn Lonqwood Business Liquidators Monday thru Saturday 10am • 6pm S U N. Hw » 17-M ( l / t md$ m a t * M 3 « . « * M S H i 0117-97) �Seminole Herald, Sanford, Florida •Sunday. March 22.1998 •3 A Honest, Dependable, Guaranteed and Dedicated | Service with a Personal Concern for Your Repair Needs. Lake Mary, airport discuss noise problems By Nick Pfeifauf HERALD STAFF WRITER LAKE MARY - Considering the problem was noise, the meeting was relatively quiet. Thursday afternoon, the San- Longwood backs CSX route for light rail By Vicki Beiluccla HERALD STAFF WRITER they needed a forceful state­ ment of their position. *1 doubt we would get much The opposition Is gelling help from the other cities,* tough. Longwood needs to get said Commissioner Paul Lovestougher. trand. who was the citizen rep­ That was the recommenda­ resentative to MetroPlan until tion of Craig Van Hooven, his election to the board last Longwood representative to fall. 'CSX barely touches the Metro Plan Orlando, the group other cities. CSX doesn’t even making plans for light rail go through Casselberry. It transportation In the Central barely touches Winter Springs. Florida urea. Lake Mary would benefit from Plans have been moving either CSX or the Interstate, along to put the train along the they have both In good posi­ existing CSX trarks between tions. Only Sanford would Sanford and Orlando and then benefit from the CSX route.* beyond. A group representing Lovestrand said Sanford, like the cities of Winter Park. Ea- Longwood. has already submit­ tonvtlle, Maitland and Alta­ ted a letter stating their sup­ monte Springs has come for­ port of the CSX route. ward to oppose that plan and *1 think we need some sort of to push for the route to run statement more than Just a let­ parallel to Interstate 4. ter. "Von Hooven reiterated to "WeVe been taking It for the board. "We need to show granted that CSX would be it them that the opposition to the because that’s what Lynx and opposition Is just as strong. I Metrol’tan wanted,* Van think we need to make our­ Hooven told the commission selves known In a more public on Monday night. *We need to way.* stand up and tell them that Van Hooven said he there Is opposition to the op­ believed a coalition of those position. The sure thing Is not cities that would benefit more so sure any more.” from the CSX route than from lobbyists have come forward the other should start making with a petition for MetroPlan themselves visible. He recom­ that shows tliat at least 7,500 mended to the commission area citizens would prefer the that If It does not take action, 1-4 route to thr one along the the benrflts of the light rail railroad trarks. transportation would be lost to The CSX would bring the l-origwood. train directly through Long'Light rail needs to ex­ wood's downtown historic and ist.* he said. *lt will exist, but retail district, bringing poten­ we need to make sure that tial tourists and shoppers right Longwood benrflts from It.* to the heart of the city. If tt Thr city’s representa­ takes the route along the high­ tive said he believed the 1-4 way It will leave the downtown route would also cost taxpay­ district Just as It Is today with ers more money In the long run visitors who travel several because the value of commer­ miles through heavy traffic on cial property along the Inter­ State Road 434 to get there. state which would have to be 'And at Its best,” Van Hooven purchased in order to bring the said, *434 Is worst.* tracks through that way would Van Hooven and the com­ increase. It would not make missioners stated their agree­ sense to use that route, he ment that the CSX route would noted. bring economic benefit to The commissioners will Longwood that would be lost If take up Uie matter of making a the train zipped aldng the In­ public recommendation on the terstate. The city’s representa­ location of the light rail route tive told the commissioners at a later date. ford Aviation Authority met In a Joint session with the Lake Mary City Commission. The subject centered on plans to control noise of aircraft utiliz­ ing the Orlando-Sanford Air­ port. The problem stems from the fact that large aircraft gener­ ally land by coming In from the area directly west of the air­ port. ILS. Instrument Landing System helps guide planes during Inclement weather and darkness. The ILS system Is between Lake Mary and San­ ford. continue wllh the growth. Regarding the matter of a new ILS approach from the east over less-populated areas. Cooke said the Authority has received a communications from Congressman John Mica saying he was rather optimistic about obtaining funds needed for the new ILS system In Sanford. Cooke estimated the Installation of the system would cost approximately $2 million. Harrell &. Beverly Transmissions Repairing end Rebuilding Automatic Transmissions 209 W. 25th SL, Sanford 3 2 2 - 8 4 1 5 Since m v -00564 1 9 5 9 .. .Same Location | TO R N A D O V IC T IM S S A LU TE OUR H ER EO S O F S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y AN D T O O U R C O M M U N ITY The meeting however was billed as a Joint work session, generally Intended to Inform and seek joint cooperation. In addition to the two enti­ tles, Sanford Mayor Lorry Dale was also on hand at the meet­ ing. "There were very few mem­ bers of the general public at the meeting however.* sold Aviation Director Steve Cooke. Cooke explained there was very little which could Ire done toward changing the glide path from three to three and a half degrees. 'Moving the landing approach height generally works In mountain areas and a few oilier situations.* he said, "but It wouldn't moke much difference here.* 5Ai»,3a, Owe{Jjitfk Words cannot express o u r heartfelt th an ks for the endless hours of energy and the pursuit of finding PENNY L. HALL during this unfortun ate disaster. O u r deepest g m d ltude goes out to the Incredible people of Sem inole C ounty who touch our lives In ways you w ill never know. Cooke said Authority Chair­ man Sandra Glenn gave the Joint meeting attendees an overview of progress at the air­ port. telling them plans are to You were never too rushed to give comfort and support d u rin g o u r suffering. You sustained us In o u r sorrows and we are forever, tru ly grateful. M ay God's blessings re tu rn to you a hundred fold. If n o t m e n t i o n e d y o u a r e n o l e s s i m p o r t a n t for t h e r e w e r e so m a n y t h e r e a n d so m a n y t o t h a n k As <«»»»! p a s s e s y o u t h r o u g h o u r t h o u g h t s , m a y l i i s b l e s s i n g s find y o u ' 3 a Owe !Re&cu&i& HAIR STUDIO & BOUTIQUE S h e riff Don Esllnger and Ills dedicated departm ent Investigator Gene Fry Sem inole C ounty Fire and Rescue Fire D epartm ent Squad 2 • Towers 2 7 • Engine 3 2 • Rescue 32 W inter Springs Fire D epartm ent R 26 Volunteers nnd Friends 5jo- SJhaoe W ho E n d w te d d u x S u f f e r i n g . Sergeant Jo h n Negri. *O u r Adopted B rother* Com m issioner D aryl M cLain V ictim Advocate Sherry M cG rew Agent Pamela S alerno 3 a Owe fin a n c ia l SMes&ing, GOTO PAULUCCI Driving undir th# Influtncn Andrea Christian. 51, of 107 Stonebrook CL. Longwood. was arrested Thursday by Seminole County deputies. Christian was charged with DUI and arrested In the area of East Lake Brantley. Chris­ tian was Involved In an a u to ­ mobile accident. Battery William Colloid III. 38. of 408 Summit Ridge Place. Longwood, was arrested Thursday by Seminole County deputies. Co Hard was charged with battery and false Im pris­ onment. Collard was arrested at the above address. Collard allegedly pushed victim against a sink, grabbed her by the throat and tried to choke her. April Mlnnlx. 42, of 415 MacOregor. Winter Springs, was arrested Wednesday by Winter Springs police. Mlnnlx was charged with battery and arrested at the above address. Victim stated that Mlnnlx threw boiling water on him and also hit the victim with a ladle. Jose Santiago, 10, of 3291 S. Sanford Ave.. Sanford, was a r­ rested Thursday by Sanford police. Santiago was charged with battery and arrested a t the above address. Santiago allegedly struck his live-in girlfriend on the right side of the face. Retail thtft Leo Butts. 23. of 1216 W. 13th St.. Sanford, was a r­ rested Thursday by Sanford police. Butts was charged with retail theft and arrested In the 3600 block of South Orlando Drive. Butts concealed a pack of socks and two bottles of co­ logne. Lewd act Angela Cuddy, 26. of 3810 Kentucky Ave., Sanford, was arrested Thursday by Semi­ nole County deputies. Cuddy was charged with assignation to commit a lewd act. Cuddy was arrested at the com er of Fourth Street and Elm Street. Cuddy’s arrest was the result of a Clty/County Investigative Bureau operation targeting street level prostitution. Bernadette Jam es. 35. of 911 Cypress Ave., Sanford, was arrested Wednesday by Seminole County deputies. Jam es was charged with as­ signation to commit a lewd act and arrested at the com er of 10th Street and Cypress Ave­ nue. Jam es’ arrest was the r e ­ sult of a Clty/County Investiga­ tive Bureau Investigation ta r­ geting street level prostitution. Alcohol possession Jason Nguyen. 19. of 1228 Windsor Ave., Sanford, was a r­ rested Thursday by Seminole County deputies. Nguyen was charged with possession of al­ coholic beverage under 31 y e a n of age. Nguyen eras a r­ rested on State Road 600. Nguyen's arrest was part of a Clty/County Investigative Bu­ reau undercover operation. Special 3AanHx 3 a 322-8899 M ayor Larry Dale C ity of Sanford 2640 Hliwathl Ave.. Sentonl, FL J n JA oac W ho ffed Grid Ua Salvation A rm y • Red Cross • FE M A • Papa John's Pizza W e ’r e S o ld 5 A c, S u c c c k ' - » ,r ASHLEY A. H U B S W ho's m other now liv es w ith in her heart and m em ories) On her b eh a lf w e thank you from the depths o f our hearts! h i . I P / M r ' i// ( / E d w a r d Hall • D e b ra Hall • P e n n y Hall __-_322-2611 Seminole Herald T fM I R U K '- S R *U | S .H L t H M P P U R R . f I N , -11 2 P HU g m MATXBESS M ASKS! T^egal We Have It All, For Less...Guaranteed! ^ •M A T W S S D •• D A T U M • KNDQM B U N K U M •• B D NftAHUB M iU U M •• FFUTONS l/T O tt • A M IU T A H ! 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Jim Stelllng names no names In the Sfnm pctic, but an Index aside from editor Dob Lewis says. "Arc you listening. Dick and Grant?* refer­ ring to Seminole County Commissioners Dick Van Der Welde and Grant Malay, ardent critics of the county's move to hire Wright's law firm. Shutts At Bowen. In litigation against the adult entertainment industry and oilier legal matters, and of Wright's close ties with Commissioner Daryl McLain. The two own a house boat to­ gether. registered under a for-profit corporation In Florida. The Ethics Department for Florida found no ethics violation in the relationship. "The most recent attempt by these Republi­ cans.' Stelllng said, “was to feed half-tmths and Innuendo about Ken to a less-than-ethlcal re­ porter at Channel 9." The station recently did an expose on pollUcal cronyism. Malay said Stelllng appears to be “very nerv­ ous and paranoid about Channel 9's Investiga­ tive report Into politician cronyism In Seminole County.* We have always been basUons of good debate: and good debate Is fueled by differing opinions. The problem here Is the forum Stelllng and Le­ wis used to defend Wright. The Republican Ex­ ecutive Committee Is supposed to represent all Republicans, making sure a credible stable of candidates Is always available to make strong statements In county elections. The Stampede should reflect that. Defending a friend Is admirable; we Just wish Stelllng had done It by personal letter or phone calls, not In the Stampede. For what he has done, with Lewis* help, is effectively widened the rift In the Republican party. Lacking any Democratic challengers in recent years. GOP candidates In Seminole County have faced each other In primaries, with winner tak­ ing all. Consequently, the OOP has splintered Into the Old Guard, the flew Guard and the Right Guard, candidates pitted against each other, representing different philosophies to Identify themselves to voters who have a choice within only one party. Judging by Stelllng's and Lewis' comments In the Stampede, the Executive Committee repre­ sents only the Old Cuaid. and as one whimsical Democrat mused. ‘Divide and conquer.* Grasp the vision for light rail plan Last week I presented lo you the concept of using the U.S. Highway 17-92 corridor for the light rail system, or for possibly n better sys­ tem. Tlierr arc many reasons why this roadway should be considered. First. It Is going lo be redeveloped anyway and therefore the county would not encounter right-of-way problems. Secondly. It Is a FED­ ERAL highway that lias long been Ignored. The project. 1 would assume, would be eligible for more funds then any other route, and may even receive additional moneys for long over­ due Improvements. After all, 17-92 was the malnYcderal highway Into Centro) Florida and has long been Ignored by Ihe federal government. The roadway Is a direct route through Seminole County. The Seminole County section would begin In Sinford pass within a short dlstanre from (hr air­ port. directly by the Sheriffs Olllce and other Seminole County ofllces. It would also hrlp Sanford, the Courthouse and the Seminole County Services Building. The park and ride location In Sanford could be placed nway from the downtown area In order to keep the old town feel with shuttles to First Street and other locations. MOST IMPORTANTLY • Using the 17-92 corridor eliminates all reasons why Seminole County would not be able to go ahead with preparations of the northern route Immedi­ ately. In oilier words, preparing that corridor. PARK AND RIDE - This Is the most Important element In the ilna) design. We must Include parking facilities and covered and enclosed stations. The perfect locations for many of the park and ride locations Is the almost aban­ doned shopping centers that could easily be revitalized If made Into park and ride locations with Interfacing of bus routes and P.R.T.’s. f^ C in iy X J o rt¥ Ernie Hatton II E m » Hatton tl Is a veteran member ol numerous government boards and is a civic activist In Ihe Interest of good government. people movers, and car pool parking. These lo­ cations. after being purchased through the condemnation process, could be leased to pri­ vate business under plans prepared by the county. In other words, they would be well landscaped and have the same general appear­ ance BUT AFFORD PRIVATE INVESTMENT. Sheriff sub-stations could easily be Incorpo­ rated Into the facilities, creating security. The shertffhas shown Interest In that concept. If we do not Incorporate park and ride arras with protection from the elements. Interfacing with other transportation modes, which could also Include parking for car pooling, a public trans­ portation system will have little ridrrshlp and be a serious tax burden. ON THE OTHER HAND • If we plan our transportation system In a manner that wtll en­ tice private Investment, protection from the elements, a sheriff mint-substation, restaurants and other business opportunities, this could possibly be a money-making venture. It could certainly off-set the operational expenses. DON'T FORGET - It was In this newspaper over one year ago that we placed on the front cover a people mover system with the concept C A If f U>ho S £tfT lo o e C c u b iy Four people In one car Is a reduction of three cars. Buses would reduce the amount of cars a great deal more. If you do not have park and ride facilities the only persons that arr going to use the system are those close to the system. 1( you tinve park and ride, people will drive that short distance to get onto public (ranxponattun or to car pool. Especially. If you have enclosed stutlons. WHY WE CANNOT USE NORTHERN CITIES AS EXAMPLES • 1 am very familiar with the transportation systems In the north and PIm m f * VTTR f l 3 2 /A f lW A Bm H atto n , Pago SA Special People p fl.o fw tie s mi ^ TONY TIZZIO Tizzio is an advocate for the disabled. Veteran metaphors, and defining MS Cleaning up your act This weekend's S l Jo h n s River Celebration cleanup leaves m uch to be desired. Most of all. It should stand a s an urging to boaters and people who use our waterways to clean up their own act. This should go without saying, but apparently It doesn't. The St. Jo h n s River and our other waterways ARE NOT COUNTY DUMPS, nor are they trash cans. Unfortunately, many people don't believe IL They continue to discard trash Into the water under the misconception that no one will notice. We have seen it; boaters on a weekend outing or on a fishing trip, toss an empty can of beer or soft drink overboard. It sinks, and no one la the wiser. They toss out bags of paper products, such as napkins and containers from their lunch, and while they may not Immediately sink, the boater moves on and clearly has no concept of the damage such Uttering will do. On an even larger scale, volunteers who have participated in this cleanup In the past have found such Items a s tires, toilet scats, rusty pipes, coolers, and even abandoned rusty cars and pickup trucks. These amount to tons of de­ bris pulled from the bottom s. What type of person is responsible for this? One might think It Is done by visitors; people who don't live here, and couldn't care less about what Ues a t the bottom of our waterways. Cer­ tainly, our local residents know better. They don't want our waterways spoiled fay this dumping. But often, this Is not the case. Let's face it; some people simply don’t care. Of course if the situation were reversed. If someone tosses an empty out of a passing vehi­ cle in front of their own residences, they be­ come angry an wish they could get even with the litterbug. (Some do, with often serious conse­ quences). It Is against the law to Utter on land Just as It Is In the water. Unfortunately, our law enforce­ ment agencies who control the waterways do not have the manpower to patrol every Inch of our lakes and rivers. If they would, we feel cer­ tain many tickets would be Issued. Where docs this leave us? It leaves us to ad­ mit that we are. often, Utterbugs. And In con­ sideration with this, we must accept the fact that It's time we cleaned up our own act. so others don't have to clean up after us. We highly commend this SL Johns River Celebration cleanup effort and the thousands of concerned citizens who take part in It. Each year has produced more and more recovered trash. Now let's take this one step further and see what we can do. and for the first time in the three year hlstonr of this project, let's try to have less trash for next year's cleanup. If we could accomplish this, we would go a long way toward not only helping improve the appear­ ance of these liquid trails, but help in the ecol­ ogy. and be of service to our fellow m an. as presented above. Wc were Ignored at the time, but as It lias been proven over nnd over again, we have been on the 'right track*. Now, It's as If this Is a new Ideal COURAGE AND VISION • Will Seminole County have the courage to explore this con­ cept and the vision to see the benefit of the park and ride facilities, plus the Income that can be generated for the County? What would happen at a park and ride loca­ tion? Let me use Just one passible location lo explain the conrept. 17-92 nnd 436 (presently virtually unused shopping center). In convert­ ing tills shopping center Into a park and rtdr location you would be able to do the followtng. Create an interfacing hub for bus. people mover, nnd cars for express routes to the Al­ tamonte Mall nnd then onto 1-4 to designated areas: Express where high rtdershlp ts appar­ ent. Orlando, parks etc. Of course, there would be many other routes from these sites also. It would also provide parking for car pooling. By doing this you could easily remove up to 25 or 35 percent of the cars now using 1-4 by allow­ ing people lo drive and park at these locations, take public transportation or car pool. DA Another history lesson for Maloy So Grant Maloy fancies himself the historian (or at least the movie critic). In back-to-bsck colum ns for the Herald. Grant likened the county's effort to regulate the adult entertainm ent industry to the sinking of the Titanic, or the crash of the Hindenberg. Cute. But In the cold, hard light of day. two weeks later, it's clear that the only thing that has crashed Is G rant's attem pt to force his n ar­ row. brand of Ideology on the rest of us; the only thing th at's sinking Is the tone and tenor of politics tn Seminole County. Grant lost last Tuesday. 3-2. The Board of County Commlaaloners voted to atop the spread of topless b a rs now. not later (a 'line-a Arm line,* Commission Chairm an Randy Morris said); and not to dum p the county's trash on the City of Sanford. B ut tn the days leading up to the final vote, the debate turned nasty. And personal. Anybodfy who wouldn't go along with his con­ st! rationally-questionable attem pt to ban all nudity tn Seminole County (in the home. In the workplace, tn your bedroom) had to be bought off. a t least according to Grant. Worse, he and his politics! pals, hiding behind the skirts of a Channel 0 investigative reporter, attem pted to ■ i w r the reputation of the attorney the county had hired to sh u t down two renegade topless bars. Sassy Merlot's and VIP Oold; and to cast In the most sinister light possible that attorney's long standing friendship with Com­ m issioner Daryl McLain; the two own a house­ boat together. Of course. In doing so. G rant conveniently chose to Ignore a state Ethics Commission ruling that there Is nothing im­ proper or unethical tn the relationship. Mobs don't m ake good decisions, Grant. They m ake the easy ones; the short-sighted ones. If you don't approve of what goes on In Rachel’s, or Club Ju a n s, or Circus Circus, fine. Don't go. Stay array, Just like 1 do. Vote with your pock­ et book. But get off your soap box. In attem pt- Win Adams Win Adams is an elected Seminole County commissioner. Ing to bully the Board through a campaign of sm ear and Innuendo. In attem pting to play on the fears and Insecurities of homeowners in Chuluota and Fern Park and Sanford and Casselberry, you do a disservice to all of ua, and all of them. So here's one for the history books. Forty-four years ago. another elected official made a name for himself fay attacking others, smearing reputations, condemning friendships. He was a m aster a t playing the press; his name was In the headlines a lot. He perfected the a rt of playing on people's fears. His portrayal of the suprem e evil followed his accusations of being ‘soft* on this or that to be Incredibly ef­ fective. That m an's name was Joseph McCarthy. So as you dust yourself off from yet another defeat on the Board, It might be wise to take a lesson bom history and take a moment to r e ­ call the words of Army m e d a l counsel Joseph Welch In the now Infamous IBM ArtnyMcCarthy hearings; *tftnefl th is m om ent. S e n a to r, I chink X never re a lly p a n p a d y o u r c ru e lty o r y o u r rvcfcleeeneae...Let ue noC a s ­ s a s s in a te title la d A n th e r, S e n a to r. You have done enouyh. H ave you no senee q f decency , d r , a t tony le e r? Move you n o oon oo g f dece n cy ?* Today wc would like to combine two of our favorite column topics, the veteran m eta­ phors. examining certain words and show their meanings on how they relate to the dis­ abled and the recently added definitions. We will also attem pt to define another disability. There Is a fine line between the words em­ pathy and sympathy. Which one do we use when we want to convey that. While we may feel bad for a person's health problems or situation, we do not wish them any d isre ­ spect using the wrong word. * E m palky: Can be described as an Identifi­ cation with and understanding of another persons situation, feelings and motives. We may even feel this response physically, like when wc arc watching a baseball player swing at a pitch, one feels ones own muscles flex. Sym pathy: A feeling or expression of pity or sorrow for the distress of another, com ­ passion or commiseration. This can also be described as a feeling of loyalty or allegiance. Like empathy. It is a relationship or an affin­ ity between people or things In which w hat­ ever affects one correspondingly affects the other. Taken from a disabled persons point of view, I do not mind when someone says they feel empathy for me. 1 simply take It to m ean that in some way. they Identify with my situation, being disabled. I do, however, mind If they tell me that they feel sym pathy. Whenever someone says that they feel sorry for me or have aympathy, my reaction Is so great that I usually tell them , *you can like me, you can hate me. you can call me a tOMt, but don't feel sorry for me.* In fact, I may even put that on my tombstone. Now, 1 know that this may be a ra th e r strong reaction or opinion for me to have, but like many songs have said, until you have walked a mile tn my shoes, you don't know where I've been! In other words, we all deal with our life situation In our own way. Ml Multiple Bclerosls or MS, to a chronic dis­ order of the central nervous system that causes the destruction of the covering (myelin sheath) over the nerves. The course of this disease to variable. It may advance, relapse, remit, or stabilize. The patches scat­ tered throughout the central nervous system Interfere with the ability of the nerves to comm unicate and can cause s wide range of neurological symptoms. The symptoiqs of multiple sclerosis may vary greatly. Some people may have visual impairm ent, Including double vision or Invol­ untary rhythmic movements of the eyes. People with MS may also experience Im­ pairm ent of speech, num bness or tingling sensations In the limbs and have difficulty walking. . �SEMINOLE HcraliJ Seminole Herald, Sanford. Florida - Sunday, March 22,1998 • SA Coining word for the system’s cover-ups Tlic chnnrrs of a law enforcement officer be­ ing found guilty of any wrongdoing when a com­ plaint has been Initiated against him or tier by a citizen, voter or taxpayer of this worldly sys­ tem are about zero to none. Over the course of years, I have witnessed many complaints In writing submitted to the In­ ternal affairs (I.A.) division, which Is an entity wllhln the local Inw enforcement agency, to be processed and supposedly Investigated. They Just end up grttlng lost, stolen, or by act of am ­ nesia. mlspluced or labeled unfounded. Once a complaint Is with the proper agency, I.A.. It Is reviewed nnd assigned for Investiga­ tion and will remain closed to the public until the Investigation Is completed. After completion and final disposition by the agency, the mis­ placed amnesia process begins and the a s ­ signed officers of tltnt law enforcement division make It virtually Impossible for you to see a completed report upon request. You start hearing lies nnd about laws you never would Imagine nnd your battle for publlr rerords begins. Most or all law enforcement heads will assign their buddies, good ole boys, or Just plain flunkies In this position to cover- Guest Columnist JOHNELL JACKSON Seminole County activist up their stink. Every once In a while an outside agenry will come Into another agency to con­ duct an Investigation to show the public good faith, but the cover-up results are the same. Unfounded. In this system cover-ups and perjury are two essential elements, and It is Illegal-legal. The meaning of lllegally-legally Is that any system representative of authority having this right to do Itlrgal a d s and classify them legally, not The mayor acted against the will of the people We knew what the outcumc would be. Yet we fought on for we knew our cause was Just. Flor­ ida. dear Florida, how rapidly you arr being raped by GREED. veiled In the guise of PROQliESS. We first learned of the rezunlng for high den­ sity development, the Twin Utkes apartment project In Sanford, via an article In the newspa­ pers. August 16-17. 1997. A number of us went to the City Commission meeting of Aug. 25. where It was on the agenda. It was tabled for a later date. Mayor Larry Dale said, due to a re­ quest from die developer's representative. TRUTH: He failed to mention that the Mayor of laike Mary had sent him s letter requesting postponement because Sanford ■officials had violated a Sanford-Lake Mary agreement to work together on planning Issues made at the Joint City Committee meeting of Feb. 24. 1997. and proceeded with this real estate deni affecting both towns In direct conflict with that agree­ ment. Knowing our comments would be oft the record as this subject was being tabled, still u number of us spoke In objection to Uie land deal. As we left the room, the mayor said be­ tween grilled teeth: “There will be high density development out there.* Our group held a strategy session In Knywood Sept. 6. to which the mayor sent his preacher armed with sheaves of paper to try to deter us from further action. Though on leaving the Aug. 25 meeting he said of the proposed develop­ ment, “That will kill that little lake", on Sept. 6 he talked on the side to small groups and askrd the photographer not to take pictures! QUESTION: Who provided the material to build the one shiny new dock on the lake which sticks out like u sore thumb when viewed from other properties around the lake? At the Sept. 15 City Commission meeting we went armed with a petition of approximately 250 signatures protesting the development, and Commission chambers were packed with standing room only. We also presented docu­ ments validating our opposition to the project. Meanwhile many letters had been sent to the mayor and the Commission spelling out our op­ position and pleading with them to Btand be­ hind the citizens of Sanford. At Die meeting of Nov. 10 we packed City Hall again, with 18 people speaking In opposition to the proposed apartm ent project. Most of these speakers: (In this order from Commission m in­ utes): Nell Snow. Keith Ivey, Ted Williams, Irene Fultz, Lore Zahn. Harry Stewart (attn. and rep. for estate of V. Kastner and son E. Kelly). Guy Mlntor, King Helle (rep. for estate of V. Kastner and son E. Kelly) Dob Foley. Dean Shoemaker. Fred Lupo, George Duryea, Matt West. Jeff Deen, Kay Shoemaker. Jo h n Wojclk, Todd Flnky and Kevin Oilfcdded) were dealt brutal verbal a t ­ tacks by the mayor, In all my life I have never seen such an exhibit of rude, crude, boorish be­ havior by an elected official. It was so bad that I went before the Lake Mary Commission at their next meeting and apologized, on behalf of the citizens of Sanford, for this behavior to ­ wards their officials. As of this date there has been no public apology by the mayor for his In­ excusable behavior towards these people, nor to other private citizens at previous meetings on other subjects. There should also be a pcfttgnfll note of apology to Kay Shoemaker and Matt West who received the worst of these tirades. Also at this meeting the mayor stated at least 5 or 6 times he had no personal Interest In th lB transaction. “Me thinks he doth protest too m uch'. He doth protest publicly that all meetings are open to the public and anyone can attend. He has repeatedly asked why he Is not invited to attend our meetings. Why should our group ask him to go to Tallahassee with them ? There have been no persona) invitations from him to ac­ company him to various meetings. In December our delegation of three went to the Department of Community Affairs In T alla­ hassee and In a meeting of over two hours pre­ sented them with verifiable Information In op­ position to this proposed apartm ent develop­ ment. A subsequent letter from Tallahassee to Sanford luted their objections. Sanford .1 Q U EST CO LUM NIST Nell G. Snow Nell Snow Is a civic activist and propo­ nent of good g o v e rm e n t found In Webster, but In the hearts of men In this system. Once I took a voice stress lest to prove my Innocence and was told that I was deceptive In one of my questions. Even though I took a poly­ graph test by a federal marshal and results were favorable, the system still proceeded to prosecute me. Of course. 1 won my case In their court of so called law. However. I’m In receipt of an Internal affairs complaint Investigation re­ port that clearly states an officer took a voice stress lest during an Investigation Into his con­ duct being unbecoming (excessive force) that showed deception In question to the allegations. The test showed he later answered truthfully, so they said. It was amazing that I wasn't afforded the opportunity to answer It later In my test. One thing I've learned about this system’s Il­ legal-legal games and that ts to never file a complaint against an officer until your criminal case la completed or resolved. The State Attor­ ney’s Office ts going to continue postponing your case until you plead guilty or no contest. I found this mainly because someone may have a legitimate complaint against an officer and this may damage their chit process and when or If LE TTE R S How sad How generous of the Oviedo Marketplace organizers to give us $.000 painted lady butter* flick. Does this make up for the acres and acres of uprooted, displaced, and murdered rac­ coons. snakes, squirrels, birds, trees, armadillos, frogs, toads, possums, turtles, flowers, etc.? How sad that Keeth Elemen­ tary School children were a l­ lowed to snare the escaping butterflies with nets. How tragic that many of the butter­ flies did not survive because of the cold. All this pain and loss of life Just for another mall. J w -L y m a P o s t O tM s " " I not only sent Information they had 'Inadvertrnlly* neglected to send before, but the mayor took Jay Marder with him for a personal visit. Early on the mayor had been accompanied to Tallahassee by Mr. Ken Wright. hU personal friend who was Initially the attorney for the de­ veloper and was later appointed to the Orlando Sanford Airport Hoard. At the beginning of the March 9 meeting there was an obviously orchestrated recitation by first the mayor and then the 4 commissioners deny­ ing any 'ex parte* meetings with others during all this process. Had there been a little leak that some concerned citizen might pursue this angle? (No mention had been made before.) At this meeting our group had dwindled, ex­ hausted and demoralized by this process In which we were obviously to be the losers. Never­ theless a num ber of our residents still pointed out the num erous “wrongs* In this development and the process by which It was being forced through. Most notable waa a presentation by Dean Shoemaker who used projections on a screen to remind of our earlier petition, the lumping together In one paragraph all who had spoken on Aug. 25 against the project, and a second paragraph listing the types of com ­ plaints. while In the same m inutes detailed rec­ ords were provided on the comments by others. Including those of Frances Chandler of the county staff whose rem arks were received in awe as though Moses had come down from the mountain with the stone tablets. In addition he slioed copies of approximately 5 letters from people approving the project: Most ff not all were from the sam e family a s the owner of the property In question. All were dated the sam e date and all misspelled the name of Mr. Eck­ stein In the same way. Dy some odd coinci­ dence. the mayor's files contain NO copies of letters sent In opposition. All of this was disregarded and the vote was 4 to 1. Mr. Eckstein giving the only Nay vote. Tills proposal should be declared null and void because of the m anner It has been handled from Day One: In my opinion, the mayor ts a DEVELOPER first and a MAYOR last. He prom ­ ised to 'fast track* this through In the begin­ ning. before we ever learned of it via the news­ paper. QUESTION: Is It a conflict of Interest srhen • mayor, representing one vote on the City Com­ mission, also acta on behalf of another devel­ oper to push through a project? Is It a conflict or Interest when a member of our Planning and Zoning Board very aggressively acta as attorney of record on behalf of a developer? Are they acting with rem uneration? Surely there Is ONE b a n iste r In the City of Sanford, or a group of barristers, who will have Uie Intestinal fortitude to answer these quesUonsltt T izzio COBtllifd fHM Research on today’s column was originally done through ‘NORD*. National Organization for Rare Disorders and ‘Mlndacape'a SR Li­ brary*. If you have a non-profit organization relat­ ing to the disabled a n d /o r a special event coming up, please tell u s about ttl you plea out you can pretty much call your civil suit history. The Stale Attorney’s Office prosecutes cases for law enforcement entitles and they will covrrup their dirt. Where I’m from, whatever you do In the dark will come to light, but this system Is all dark. I even know of some good officers that were demoted from captains to lieutenants and lieutenants to sergeants to out -the- door so that the good ole boys can come In and do u good cover-up Job for the boas. Finally, a woman facing criminal charges has been awaiting final disposition for two years so she can pursue her civil action against an entity of government Instead she received a letter of Introduction from a Thomas Schlmpf, a pretrial officer from the probation division seeking her participation In their probation program even before her case has been decided. This system tries Its best to win your souls, so continue your cover-ups. plotting, planning and illegal-legal acts. There will be compensations or rewards for your official behavior. You are destined to lose. God bless you all. Consumer fraud la there a CONSUMER FRAUD DIVISION In Seminole County? If so. Is It In the phone book? Can I get guid­ ance from my State R epresen­ tative? Where can I get a phone num ber or com plaint form If 1 believe 1 have been a victim? If my personal experi­ ence la any Indication, we In Seminole County are for all practical purposes, unpro­ tected. Orange County h a s a user friendly Consumer Fraud Division under the State De­ partm ent of Agriculture. Seminole County Is experi­ encing phenomenal growth and that growth attracts marketing schemes, rip-off a n lsts and con games from all over the world. Odda that each of us will be a victim are great, and these con artists are sophisticated. They use the cutting edge of computers, cellular communi­ cations, and stay well Informed of Law Enforcement capabili­ ties. TWo factors they count on Is that you will be asham ed to admit that you could be taken, and that you will be frustrated If you attem pt to bring them to Justice. Don’t let It work!!! Now, what was that again? Who can I call? Where do I start??? Qood questions here in Seminole County! Response to Law Wars story The March 17 article entitled 'Seminole County Law Wars* la misleading and does not pres­ ent a n accurate account of our Involvement in drafting a sexu­ ally oriented business ordi­ nance for Seminole County. The American Center for Law and Justice la a public Interest law ftm and educational or* gantzatton that focuses on profamily. pro-life, and pro-liberty Issues. In the spring of 1997, the American Center for Law and Justice offered our services free of charge - a s we do with many localities around . the county — to both draft and de­ fend the completed ordinance against court challenges.' The ACLJ worked closely with Seminole County for more than six m onths developing the ordinance. We worked closely with Deputy County Attorney Lonnie Oroot. Jo e Cocctarell! from the State Attorney's Of- flee, and the sheriffs legal paying citizen. They actually counsel. During that time, we think that we arc going to see a spent hundreds of hours In reduction In our taxes, as drafting the document which promised by the politicians for exceeded 100 pages. the past several years, the Our work with the Seminole politicians are too eager to County came to an end be­ place all our tax woes on the cause the county moved for­ Internal Revenue Service. The IRS does not enact tax laws ward with a different legal strategy than we h ad proposed. and regulations. The IRS Is a collection agency for the U.S. As our client, the county has the right to accept or reject or Government: It la also their scapegoat. legal advice, and we clearly understand th at the county h as The politicians are quick to the authority and obligation to blame the IRS because this make Its own legal decisions. the heat away from them. The article states: I n Sep­ takes In reality, the politicians love tember. the ACLJ returned an the IRS. There la no better ve­ unopened box of pleadings to hicle for them to legally extort the county and informed the money from the citizens. If the rounty’s attorneys th at tt ceased to do It’s duty, you out of the effort.* The fact ts IRS really hear the politi­ the box'of pleadings arrived In would cians cry and moan. One poli­ our office after we notified the tician recently stated. T h is county that we would no longer budget surplus Is a m anna be working on the ordinance. from Heaven.* This clueless The box was promptly returned Idiot lias no Idea that this to the office of the Deputy “manna* was extorted from the County Attorney since we were taxpayer. Citizens, listen to no longer Involved In the case. me. you will s m r see a reduc­ Finally, the ACLJ did not tion tn your taxes. withdraw because of the re­ taining of Shutta ft Bowen, nor These politicians will con­ because of a failure to pass a tinue taking your money, in­ public nudity ordinance. Again, crease their salaries and bene­ we withdrew because of a dif­ fits. and call themselves public ference In legal strategy. servants. By the way. there la Thank you for the opportu­ no such thing a s a public ser­ nity to clarify the record with vant. they are public m asters. respect to our work and In­ Example: The Seminole County volvement in Seminole County. Commissioner who took a trip to Europe, a t taxpayer's ex­ Oses Kapp pense. and went ballistic when ACLJ he could not collect another Atlanta. QA thousand dollars. This la the epitome of political arrogance. This person should be asham ed of himself, but most I am writing In hopes that politicians have no shame. someone In your city may have Yours truly, some Information that may J m H. Kaadall help me locate my mother. I, a t one time, lived In S an­ ford back In the early 1960’s. My father was tn the Army a t the time and waa serving over­ seas in Germany. For som e reason, my mother, brothers and myself were living some­ therefore where tn Sanford. a major problem la very cvl-, While we were thing In S an­ dent. All system s in the north ford my mother had another do one of the following, or baby boy. Shortly after that my both: they eventually go under­ father’s parents came and took ground or overhead! We cannot myself and my three brothers go underground. We can go back to New York. That waa overhead If need be! the last time I aaw my mother It la Impossible to explain an and youngest brother. That entire concept tn a column warn about 37 years ago. such a s this, but I can end My mother's maiden nam e ts with these Important factors. Delia Lila Palmier). She was Right-of-way easily obtained. bom April 26, 1932 In Milford. Federal Investment should be M assachusetts. My father’s much greater not only for the nam e la Elton George Sayward system b u t also for planning. A and he was a Sergeant tn the better concept for those ciUes United States Anxqr. My mother that prefer the system not to also went by the nam e of Aim. run directly through their cit­ I have obtained a copy of a ies. Security with sheriff sub­ sum m ons that waa served to stations. Large areas .for In­ my mother In Sanford. It waa terfacing of various modes of dated February. 1061. I have transportation. Ability to cre­ also obtained Information that ate express routes, this would she may be going by the last be s benefit to Orlando as well. name of Martinez. RevttallzaUon of shopping a r­ If anyone could possibly help eas. A huge benefit to the Or­ me or knows anything about lando Sanford Airport. C rea­ my mother, please contact me. tion of private business In­ vestment etc. Business Invest­ 72 Jersey Otrsat m ent In the system because of Talk 1 r e ­ the need to reach lirth e r and further out Into the suburbs for employees. Mass transporta­ tion trill come to our area, why not be visionaries? Support for this route and concept will put Seminole I am forever amazed by the County out tn front with little gullibility of the average tax ddsyt Help find mother Hatton G ullibility �RA Semtnc'o HoraU Sanford Florida ■ Sunday Marcfi 22. >9DS S an ford tak es a n o th er stab at ad u lt en terta in m en t ord in an ce By Nick Pfcifauf HERALD STAFF WRITER >ANFORD Tlir Sanford Cl tv Commission will take another stab at enacting an ordinance per* taintng to adult entertainment Monday night. Ordinance 3392 Is being presented for second reading and adoption. The ordinance Is to be multl-Jurisdictlonal In land use. In cooperation with Seminole County. While the county Is to establish a certain num ­ ber of sites (through land use designations) where such establishments may be located. Sanford ts aiming at having any sites within the city limits included In the number allocated for the total county, The actual wording of the ordinance does not specify the number of areas to be allocated for that purpose nor does It go Into specifics re­ garding the locations. ...BEFORE I m oved to the Renaissance, everyone w orried about me livin g alone; my ch ildren , gran dch ildren , friends an d especially m e.” Rather than being specific In these matters, the ordinance merely Is Intended to provide the guidance for setting up such areas through a change In the Land Development Regulations which govern land use within the city. Sanford City Manager Bill Simmons said re­ cently that there was always a possibility that no matter what areas are allocated for adult en­ tertainment and sexually oriented businesses In the county or city, there would be attorney's for thrse operations seeking fo find loopholes which may lead to litigation "We want to be as certain as possible that there are no loopholes In this," Simmons said, "and that we are cover­ ing all bases as early In Ihc game ns possible." The ordinance Is scheduled for second and fi­ nal reading at the regular commission meeting Monday, beginning at 7 p.m.. In the commission chaml>ers of Sanford City Hall. By Desiree Fields SPECIAL TO THE HERALD SEM1NOLE COUNTY • FlorIda’s second most populous district-District 5. continues major construction work as part of Its 5-year adopted iransportation program for fis­ cal years 1997 llmmgh 2002. Seminole County will tap into some of Its appropriations when It dips Into Its $65 mil­ lion 1997/1998 construction budget beginning this spring. According to Seminole County's Engineer Jerry McCollum, major construction work Is currently In progress while a series of projects arc scheduled to begin this springs. In an attempt to keep pace with Seminole County’s irafric, the county’s engineer highlighted some of the road­ ways streamlined for Improve­ ment In addition to one new toad. They Include: • Chuluota Road Bypass * On the East side of the county - a $1.5 million project - stream ­ lined to keep tire community icsldentlal by steering traffic iiway. • CR 427 (Phase 1-6) from Al­ tamonte Springs up to the Sanford GreeneWay * will cost $25.8 million • 1-4 Interchange between Lake Mary and CR 46A also In­ cludes the 4-lanlng of CR-46 will cost S7.5 million • Grant Line Road - a 2-mlle new road to be constructed be­ tween CR 46A and SR 46 - will cost $6.6 million • Tuskawllla Road - 1 mile long starting at N. Red Bug Lake Road - will cost $4.7 mil­ lion • SR 434 - from Markham Woods to Douglas Ave. • $2.4 million Supporting the development of transit, McCollum pointed out the need for Park and Ride facilities and transfer stations which the county Is also spearheading. Extensive trailprograms for roller blading are currently under way. They in­ clude the Cross Seminole Trail from Tuskawllla to Oviedo and Seminole Welklva Trail from north Heathrow to South Alta- monte Springs - a 9-mlle project currently under design. The district's 5-year work program's legend Incorporates work to be done In areas of ^ ’ A f T ransportation projects on county draw ing board • • • • • > N TOURS AVAILABLE CALL FOR DETAILS Ri naissanl E RITIRIMfVT LIVING COMMUNITY Preliminary Engineering. Right of Way design. Railroad Utllltics. Gnint/Fundlng. Construclion and Project Development and Environment Stud)', R e n a is s a n c e 300 W. Airport Hlvd. Sanford, FI 112773 (407) 323-7306 FLA C LK #OOOSTSH m ck No Endowment Fee Independent/Assisted Living Staffed 24 Hours Transportation Provided Planned Social Activities King 2506 8 . French Ave., Sanford 323-6166 EMPLOYEES OWNERS jear Valued Custome . HU" To Whom It May Concern, # W e have been employed at China King Buffet for 4 1/2 and 5 years and would like to inform you that some of your Action News reports are totally untrue. You state that M. Lam closed a busmoss because ol Health Violations and re-opened here. China King has been open lor 5 years and Mr. Lam only took over management 2 years and 3 months ago. You also repon we have had filthy conditions and health violations in the past 2 1/2 years. We have been here for all our inspections and the only violations we've had were before Mr. Lam took over. are com- Maybe we've had warning of a utensil being placed in a sink il shouldn't have been in or pest control probioms which every restaurant has especially in Florida, but Mr. Lam is always quick to correct any problem we have and has done so all along. Why don't you put that in your report? ,.ar.o" ZZp—- sssss, i r i u t ; cans- I----- The m . o_af S'Uinn Kina esmont C h in a K in g anagem ent - Sanford agenda On your web site you show 18 other restaurants with many violations how­ ever you only show Bamboo Cafe' and China King on film, both Chinese Restaurants. Could that be discrimina­ tion? Also the way you show on your commercials the kitchen of Bamboo Cafe' and then our sign gives the impression that is our kitchen and it Is not. By Nick Pfcifauf HERALD STAFF WRITER During die afternoon work ses­ sion, scheduled to begin at 3:30. a number of reports on activities and on-going projects are slated for dis­ cussion. With time permuting near die umcluslon of the work session, die city will continue examining und reviewing die city codes, as lias beet planned for the past several meetings. As of dlls past week, the following llcms are listed on die work session agenda: * ITrsenlaUon of Sanford main Street Quarterly ffcpon. * Discussion • Sanford Gasification Ifont site documents. * Discussion - Employee service award program. * Hearing recommendations from the Cemetery Advisory Committee for expansion of the municipal cemetery and discontinuance of providing free veterans' spaces. * Discussion • Histone Sanford Memorial Stadium contracts with the Orlando Area Sports Commis­ sion. * Discussion • creation of General Employees Pension Plan Board of Trustees * Discussion - draft permuting and procedures manual for land devel­ opment acUvines. * Discussion - Wanrn E. "Pete" Knowles service award presenta­ tion. * Discussion • Personnel needs at die fire department * Consideration of board appoint­ ments * Discussion - regular agenda Items and addlUonal Hems * City Manager's report * Discussion of city code review. Tile work session meeting will lxtwkl Ui die city managers confer­ ence room, second floor, of Sanford City Hall. Beginning at 7 p.m., die commis­ sion will meet in regular session In’ the commission etiambers. CUSTOMERS To Whom it may concern: My wife and I have been coming to China King for years. W e have had very good service and food from this restaurant. I can say the food has been of the the high­ est quality. Prices and service are the best in this area. Jerry L Comeil, Sue Ann Cornell Sanford, FL March 5,1998 I have been coming to China King for the p o t two years and have never had any negative experiences. The food Is excellent, well prepared, and a vast selection is offered. It definitely is one of the best values in Central Florida. On three different occasions I have seen the “negative" reports and they seem to be in accord with the current “media mania’ which seems to continue to “Beat A Dead Horae’ . There are Borne very serious infractions being committed on a regular basis with about every “fast food* franchise, but due to political affiliations these go unreported due to their influence. China King should not be “singled out.' for any reason. I will continue to coma here and and bring my International friends. find the food here delicious. The atmosphere and service very enjoyable and the prices are the best in town. I've been a regular customer here since I moved from New York 2 years ago. Donald C.Pritchetl, Jr. Sanford, FL To Whom It May Concern, I have bean a resident of Sanford since the 60's. I have never had anything but excellent food and service at China King, and I frequent this restaurant quite often. Jim Brogdon Sanford, FL To Whom it May Concern, We have been eating here for the last several years, and have found the food to be excellent. in our opinion the restaurant is always clean and sani­ tary, and the employees are efficient and courteous. David Goodpaster, Casselberry, FL W e love this place and we will continue to dine here, as the food is excellent and reasonable and we eat here at least twice a week. To Whom It May Concern, Mary F. Conway, W.M. Conway, Marly Lee Conway Sanford, FL William Conway, Clermont, FL I am a frequent regular customer of China King Buffet. I i We understand you have a job to do and respect that fact but we also have jobs and if our customers believe your reports we will no longer be able to make a living. We eat at China King almost every day as do our family and friends. Obviously if our restaurant was as dirty as you report neither us or our families would eat here. We can also assure you we would not be writing you this letter with our sig­ natures if we thought it would backfire. As frsqusnt viewers of Channel 9 ws are vary discouraged by the way this story was handled and wonder If the news we rely on every day is only half of the story as this one is. Please know this letter is to tell you our side of the story as employees that want to get the story straight. Sincerely, �Seminole Herald. Sanford. Florida - Sunday. March 22.1998 - 7A The way we were: A big musical extravaganza Lake M ary fire chief announces retirem ent By Nick Pfeifauf IIKRALD STAFF WRITER LAKE MARY - Duane Mrhl has announced his retirement as fire chief for the city of Dike Mary. While city management was Informed earlier, the an ­ nouncement was only made public during Thursday night’s Like Mary City Commission meeting. A very soft-spoken man. Mehl was hesitant to discuss the accomplishments of the department In the five years since he was hired for the Job. "Well, we have replaced all of the rolling stock In the de­ partment and made a few other Improvements,* was all he uould say. Duane and his wife Dtrotlu are planning to spend Ihelr re liremerit years In Duly Dike. "We already live there.* he said. "Now I'm Just finishing up moving all my stuff.* lire offi­ cial retirement Is April 26. Prior to taking the Dike Mary Job. Mr III has served In various |K)sllloits Including leadership III fire departments In Michigan nnd more recently In Winter Park. City Manager .John Litton has already started the process for replacement, having ndver- Q u ip s----------------Continued from Page 1A mlHsloner, Is trying to get back 91.0H2 that County Clerk of the Courts Morse took from two of hts pnyehrrks. Morse satd Vnn Drr Wetde failed to properly aicouril for a busi­ ness Irip In Kuni|>e. Me say's hr ran prove be was minted to $r>0 per diem lor food In the 10 day trip, and that hr was scheduled to lie In Ihr Nether­ lands and London. England. Morse says he should not get the $50 per dlrm and that Io­ wa* not scheduled to go to Dmdou. Morse requested Seminole County .Judge Thomas Freeman disqualify hlmsrll from the case, which he did. W all----------Continued (Tom Page 1A War. The Moving Wall, a repllea of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial In Washington. D.C., Is currently on display at Cranes Roost Park In Altamonte Springs. The Moving Wall travels thr country giving thousands of Americans, who might never ser the Memorial In Washing ton. thr opjxiriunity to rrmrrttl>er and pay tribute to all who srrvrd In the Vietnam War. Henry ’Hank* Wiley. Winter Park, did not loose Ills life during the war. hut he made a great sacrifice when he srrvrd ills country. Wiley, bom and raised In AJloonu, was Just 19 years old whrn hr went to Vietnam In 1965. Twenty-right days before he urns to ship Ixinir hr ran over a land mine. 'That laud mine cost Wiley both his legs and one of his eyes, lie was three days short of Ills 2 1si birthday. During thr lengthy hospitalization that followed Wiley longed for news from home. A friend of Wiley's talked to a reporter who wnilc an article about Wiley for a local paper. The mall soon started pouring In. Wiley received 5.000 letters and 300 packages. He began to correspond with a young woman who had sent him an I have a copy of a program presented by the Sanford Lions Club entitled *A Hlg Musical Extravaganza*. This production was held at the Seminole High School Auditorium on Thurs­ day, February 23. 1928 and was directed by Mr. and Mrs. Curt Jones. Part One was entitled T he Honeymoon Express* and the cast uf characters were: Porter (always busy). Curt Jones; Harold Wcdgewood (English Fir* Chltf Duane M*hl Tourist), Andrew Carraway; Ira Used the position this week­ Dinthrop (whose business was end. traveling), Herbert Messer: An­ nie Cattel (not married, hut willing). Waunetta Jones; Jimmy Wellington ( a broken hearted man) Briggs Arrington: Mrs. Jimmy Wellington ( a woman of few words), Ava Each of Ihc five county commissioners and Wright; Marjorie Weston Mal­ Economic Development Director Bob Turk lory and Lt. Henry Mallory (the have given depositions as has Morse. Van Drr honrymoonersl ployed by Welde’s deposition Is 77 pages long. Mildred Holly and Maxwell Slewart. T w e n ly -th r e e D u o During the action of the play, several musical numbers were On Tuesday, the Hoard of Seminole Introduced. Soloists were Mar­ County Commissioners will commend Howard garet Thompson. Richard D. Poole and Walter T. Schaefer as they re­ Holtzrlaw. Hill Henry, Curt tire altrr 2.T years apiece wllh the county's Jones and Waunetta Jones. Flre/Rescur Depart merit. Those in the chorus were: Ikith men began thetr srrvlrr on Ort. I. Ell sc Dmler. Rose Hurt, Kath­ 1974. erine Schlrard. Beverly Bender. Eugenia David, Pcarle Robson, Bee Howard. Elhelda Tatlerson. Jane Torrence. Helen Marentrtte and R.E. Griffin. Easter card. *Wr met and I asked her to marry me." remembers Wiley. She said she’d think about It. A month and a half later they were married. Wtley and hts wife. Janet, have Ix-cn married 31 years. Wtley has never sern the wall r*i i-pl oil television. *1 think III go and see If I can find the names of some of the young men I went through hoot ram p with." said Wiley. lire repllea. nearly 246 feet In total length, will he dis­ played against a backdrop of thr 50 state flags and 22 CounIry/Territorial flags. Special events are planned throughout thr week-long Cent ml Florida visit, sponsored by the Veter­ ans of Central Florida In runJunrtlon with the City of Alta­ monte Springs. Exhibits will Include a 45 painting art rxhlbtt by Norm ilergsma. (Mirlravlng Ills Viet­ nam experiences and military equipment displays by the various branches of the United States Armed Forres. Welcoming ceremonies were held at lOa.m Saturday. Curst speaker for the rrremonles was David A. Christian. Amer­ ica's most decorated military ofllcrr of thr Vietnam War. The Highlands Elementary School students collected the most phone books In Seminole County In a recycling contest. Pictured are: back row - Anthony Figliola, Navy Ceremonial Hand per­ formed and local high school and college ROTC Cadets pre­ sided as escorts and (lag bear­ ers. Thr cadets liegan thr Trading of Ihr names that appear on Hie Wall at noon Saturday. Names will lx* read each day until all the names on the wall have Ix-en read. A special sunrise ceremony Ix-gliis at 7 a.m. on Sunday to honor thr rhaplalns whose names ap|x*ar on Thr Wall. 'School Education Days,* Monday through Wednesday, will provide morr than 5.000 students from Seminole and Orange County schools a spe­ cial opixiriuntty to ser The Wall. SpeetiU emphasis will he plac ed on thr story behind The Wall. Vrtrniyy will speak to the students and answer any of their qurstluns. A POW/MIA Candlelight Vigil Is scheduled for Ihr closing ceremonies at 7 p.m. on Wednesday. The memorial Is open for viewing 24 hours a day. There Is no admission charge and all events are open to the public. Anyone wishing to volunteer to help with the event should con­ tact Ms. Vinnlc Coon with the City of Altamonte Springs at |407| 869-2512. Candice Carpenter, and Matt Habfc. Front row • Gina Figtiota, Mackenzie Johnson, Kelsey Johnson, Va­ nessa Taylor and Jimmy Miller. Students collect m ore than 114 tons o f old phone books From S taff Reports SEMINOLE COUNTY - Semi­ nole County schools collected more than 114 tons of old phone books during the recent directory recycling campaign, one of the largest totals In Florida for a school contest. The schools efforts boost the county’s community-wide phone book recycling totals to approximately 214 tons. The county's directory recy­ cling will save 2,363 trees. 669,900 kwh of electricity. 973.000 gallons of water. 8.340 pounds of air pollutants, 52,820 gallons of oil and 417 cubic yards landfill Bpace. A new and hlglily-succcssful school collection program Is responsible for Uic success of the Seminole County program according to Brian Craven, manager of external communi­ cations fur Sprint. Sprint, UellSouth and HKI sponsored the efTorl. "We are very much Indebted to the students of the Seminole County School System for taking Utc Initiative and achieving such spectacular re­ sults." Craven said. T he phone book recycling campaign with Seminole County Is a wln-wtn project for all," said Mary Williams, a spokeswoman for BF1. Cash prizes of $2,000 and awards were presented to Highlands Elementary School, which collected 5,046 books. Highland won awards for Most Total Pounds of Outdated Phone Books and Most Pounds of Outdated Phone Books Per Enrolled Student. Sprint has recycled 15.000 tons of old phone books Into a variety of useful products ranging from toilet paper to cellulose insulation since 1989. Nearly one out of every two phone books are recycled by Sprint customers, which Is much higher than the national average of 20 percent. E n te r ta in m e n t The Lions Club Quartet, con­ sisting of S.R. Dlgiiton. Dr. G. W. Baker, Dr. H. W. Rucker and J.M. Stlncclpher. performed between acts. (My dad was never in the Dons Club; he was a Kiwanlan, hut not until several years later. Dr. Baker Isn't listed as a member ei­ ther.) Frank Hurscy, the one man meller diammer. also performed between acts. Offlrers and members of the Dons Club that year were Frank Talbot, president; Volte Williams. 1st vice president; LF-Boyle. 2nd vice president: A.W. Knox. 3rd vice president: Maxwell Stewart. secretarytreasurer; Jim Sharon, Tati Twister; E.J. Meyer. Lion Tamer; S.R. Dlghlon, H.W. Rucker, R.A. Cobh and Ralph Sharp, directors. Other members were: Edward S. Bender. L.H. Connelly. H.H. Keller. H.M. MrLauIln. Jr.; Dr. C.L, Park. R.D Robertson, Ralph Sharp. J. Hugh Tlllls. T h e W a n d e r in g B o y Tile Wandering Boy* was R.A. Williams. T.V. Tlbbals. Dr. Chamberlain. Calvin Ihe title of Part Two. Scene A.C. One was at the Village Church Teague. Conrad Easterday. and Scene IVo at the home of A d v e rtis e m e n ts The Zachary Veneer Co. ad­ the Jones family on Christmas Day. In the cast were Ma vertised itself as manufacturers Jones. Waunetta Jones; Pa of celery, pepper, lettuce and Jones. Curt Jones: Mandy orange crates. Haynes and Jones (daughter) Ava Wright; Ratliff were printers who also sold office supplies. Boh Jones (son). James Sinclair Refining Co. had Sharon. J r Mrs. Bob Jones. Margaret Thompson: Alice Opaline Motor Oil. Sinclair Jones (thetr daughter). Jennie Gasoline and H.C. Gasoline. Jones; Hiram Hankins (all F.W. Talbott was the agent. ‘Pack Good Celery tn Good nerve). Herbert Messer. Musical numbers In Part Two Crates* was S.O. Shlnholscr's were presented by Dr. H.W. ad; they made crates. Seminole Pressery, a dry Rucker and the Gtrls from Treasure Chest, Bill Henry, cleaners whose owner was Robert A. Williams, advertised and Hope Huff. The Girls from the Treasure quality and service. They tnChest were those listed In the vttrjl comparison at thetr loca-, t horns tn Part One. Magnolia Avenue. • J p*t- lion, z2fB-220 - ir lT ’ ? Randall Electric Co. had Freld Elsman Radios and Elec­ tric Appliances. Edward Hig­ gins. Inr. was the authorized Ford Dealer, and one was In­ vited to eat at the Valdez Cafe whose manager was Estella Melson. U.L. Perkins advertised lls Mens' Clothing and Furnishing while S.W. Bradford wanted to Wear Tailor Made Clothes. They cosi no more, the ad read: Mr Bradford was lorated at 5IH First National Bank Building. You were to take the elevator. Also loeated In the hank building were Ellon J. Mnughton. architect, and P. Paul, for permanent waving and beauty eullure. The Florida Vegetable Corporation was in the Ma­ sonic Building. Roumllllat and Anderson was advertised as Sanford's leading drugstore: Mobley's Drug Si ore said It was a prescription druggist and Sanford Drug Co. (204 E. First Strert) was Ihe Rexall Store. Diney’s Dnig Store also had an ad. Ml-Ladys Shoppe had exclu­ sive millinery and you were encouraged to buy at the Florida Cash Store |31l E. First St.| and save money. Smith's Bar­ ber Shop. 107 N. Park Avenue, offered courteous and efficient service with Ladies' Work a Specially. Tile Yowell Co. had diy gcxids. notions. Didies' Ready to Wear, and Gents' Furnish­ ing. Sanford Automobile Com­ pany wanted you to Drive a Hup before you bought. It must have been mi elec­ tion year ns some advertisers wanted you to vote for them. Three In the race for CIrrk of the Court had ads: D.L. Thrasher, V.E. Douglas and R.A. Cobh. Others already In office liad ‘Compliments of* ads: Sheriff C.M. Hand. T.W. Diwton (Supt. of Schools) and Jas G. Sharon (County Judgr). Others with rompllments ads were Sanford-Oviedo Truck Growers. Wight Bros. Co.. Seminole Bote), Valdez Hotel, IDon) R.L. Robertson and Speer and Son Department Store. ‘ L a k a M a r y 's O t d a a t R a a t a u r a n t KENNETH E. RYAN Krnnrth E. Ryan. 76. Windsor Avenue. Longwood, died Thurs­ day. March 19, 1998. Bom March 19. 1922 In Syracuse, N.Y., he moved to Central Florida In 1979. Mr. Ryan was owner and president of the F.P. Arnold Corp.. Syracuse, N.Y. for more t lian 18 years. He was a charter member and first president of the Onondaga HU1 Association, district chairman of the Democratic Party of Syracuse. Holy name society of St. Michael's Chureh In Syra­ cuse. Mr. Ryan served In the U.S. Army during W.W.II. He was a member of St. Mary Magdalen Catholic Church. Maitland. Survivors Include wife, Mary F. (ilajskl); son, Michael. Longwood; brother Donald E., Bradenton; several nieces and nephews. Gaines Carey Hand Funeral Home, Longwood. In charge of arrangements. 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Call TeleTax for recorded information G ram kow F un er al H om e on about 150 tax topics, 24 hours a day. 139 )TeleTax fc g E a r 1-800-829-4477 since 1956 500 E. Airport Blvd., Sanford. FL 32773 322-3213 a j n D S M iw l o( th» Tramury Internal Revenue Service http://www.uitrtaa.gov \ ? 3 �•A •Seminole Herald. Santord. Honda - Sunday. March 22.1998 S ecurity t C o n tin u e d from Page 1A trolled by a stand-alone computer package. The system will have several monitors which will be located In the Sheriffs Telecommunications Center for 24-hour monitoring and control. The new system will require security person®el B be trained and knowledgeable prior to the opening to support the wholr building. The sheriff said the security personnel were needed to properly prepare for the opening of the building. One of the first duties would be pro­ ducing the electronic badge system. They also would need to be trained on the new com­ puter system and become Inti­ mately familiar with the Inte­ rior and exterior of the com­ plex. ■Wltlle we want the public to visit the building, there are a r­ eas that must be restrictive." saltPChlef Deputy Sheriff Steve D rive C o itla w s d from Pm|« IA Instruction. Driver's ed Is not required In order to get a drivers license. •Students who complete the • course In a high school or commercial driving school can obtain a waiver from the In­ structor which allows them to replace the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Ve­ hicles written and/or driving test for the Issuance of a learner's driver license. Marry added that, while the fees were covering the rental Harriett on Thursday. "There are areas where firearms are stored, evidence for cases and Investigations. Measures have to be taken to eliminate any kind of criminal activity." The projected costs of $59,437 Include personal services, workers’ compensa­ tion. life and health Insurance, operating and capital ex­ penses. Hie sheriff's goal Is to make the transition from a building at 1345 28th St. near Orlando Sanford Airport to the one at Five Points as smooth and un­ complicated as possible for all users. The old building Is a former naval facility constructed dur­ ing the U.S. Navy occupation of the airport. The City of Sanford lias had several meetings with Die Sanford Aviation Authority about the possibility of relo­ cating the city's police head­ quarters at the building when the sheriffs office Is moved. (2 Blocks North of Airport Btvd. 1 Mila North of Lake Mary Bkrd.) next to City Electric and Enterprise Leasing) 1 ALL F IR ST QUALITY ® • 1000s Rolls • Roll Balances Remnants ( W e A re T h e B e rb e r Various Hl-lo’s Level Loop Pluahee INSURANCE 1 OROUP S in c e 1974 tobi 100 FULLI 12 FT. WIDEAVM1MU LAKE MART CATS X PROBmmF (S ih le 20,000 SQ. FT. SHOWROOM & WAREHOUSE 3 2 4 -8 8 0 0 CARPET tC W w 3 3 3 -9 3 7 7 3SS7 Lite Em m M . LakfMary Is-Hiatc H A «rvj GARAGE A H a rd w a re ■S t o r e s 44 A C eleb ra tio n o f L a k e M a ry's P a st, Present a n d Future...!” SATURDAY, MARSH 28,1888 10:80 AM TO 5 :0 0 PM . 3 F ~ = Lake M ary C ity Hall, an d F ran k E vans C enter, (M01d"C ity Hall) | , ______ Corner o f Lake Mary Dlud. & Country Club Road •E n te rta in m e n t b y F lo r id a 5M3"** m S ? !* "" isliwi • A r ts 82, C ra fts • Food • S tr in g s B lu e # cv 2913 Hwy. 17-92 •Sanford 1 COM PLETE INSURANCE C 0 V E M 6 E C N A t costs, ‘repair costs are going back to the school's budget.* taking away from other educa­ tional programs. *We have to be better stewards.* BUSINESS • AUTO * HOME • LIFE • HEALTH TheBavakrJT i G ra ss B a n d Boy 8cout Troop 854 KIDS IK . 5K. 10K WALK/8KATE/RUN March 28 7:00 AM 330-94 B8 C e ll T o R e fla te r C iv ic D is p la y s ~ Historical Demonstrations and Displays 37th Alabama Co. H Civil War Re-enactors Coordinated by the Lake Mary Historical Commission Sponsored by the City of Lake Mary J �Semmoto Herald. Sanford. Florida • Sunday. March 22,1098 E xtra P o in ts... ' J P * 1 Jeff Berlinicke Lake Mary cruises into girls state soccer final i .j vJ&S&e Herald Staff. Writer . r t f h r . A veritable plethora of pitchers in Seminole By D n n Smith HERALD SPORTS EDITOR TALLAHASSEE _ BUI Eland? waa light. When naked earlier this week what would happen If his team won Friday n ig h t the vet* rran Lake Mary girls soccer coach responded, •Not If. but when.* Friday night at Oene Cox Stadium in T alla­ hassee, th e Rams moved Into the cham pion­ ship game of the FHSAA Class BA State Cham pionships with a 3-0 blanking of Barron O . Collier High School from Naples. Jordan Kellgren recorded her third straight shutout of the p layoffs and 20th of the season as the local squad Improved to 28-2*2 on the season. The University of Florida ‘bound sen* tor goaltender h a s oruy allowed one score In _____________________ - ■ - -- • . four post-district playoff games. Lake Mary will face University from Orlando, which wot) the other semifinal over M. Stonen u n Douglas High School from Parkland, 2*1. th e finale will begin this evening a t Oene Cox Stadium starting a t 8 p.m . For the Rams, this Is their first trip to the finals since winning the state cham pionship nine years ago. Despite having only three senior starters, the Rams axe loaded and have been alm ost unbeatable since a n early-season loss to de­ fending state champion Spanish River (which lost tn the regional* to Barron Collier) in the Target Soccer Classic. Lake Mary's only slip was a n overtime shootout loas to Oviedo (which was ousted In the regional finals last Friday by University) in the district finals. _ .. . . . . . . . . . __ That loas meant Lake Mary had to reach T al­ lahassee by hitting the road, but It's worked. Since the loss to the Lions, the Rams have won 2*1 at W inter Park. 4*0 at Orange Park. 1­ 0 at Melbourne and 3*0 over Barron CoUler a t Tallahassee. If Lake Mary can manage to win the cham ­ pionship, the school wUl make stale history aa the only one to win same gender sports cham pionships tn the sam e season. The girts basketball team took the title In Lakeland last month. Tonight's game will take on a Deja Vu-Uke atm osphere aa a young Lake Mary squad will face an Orlando team for the state cham pion­ ship. An underclass-laden Rama squad had to beat Orlando-Boone tn the Class GA girls state basketball cham pionship game. Raiders rebirth SANFORD _ Sem inole C o u n ty Is u p In a rm s th is b a seb a ll se aso n . W hen's th e la st tim e so m u ch p itch in g tulen t existed In one c o u n ty ? T h ere's too m a n y to nam e, b u t th e re a re a n u m b e r o f p itc h e rs th a t deserve th e s ta tu s of staff ace. W here do you s ta r t? For s ta rte rs , let's n o t men’s basketball program.* By Dean Sm ith s ta r t w ith th e obvious. How a b o u t we h e a d Cromartie. who was Introduced HERALD SI’ORTS EDITOR at a press conference tn the SCC over to Lym an w here Evan L ioarono h a s gone from being n n a m e In th e box scores SANFORD _ Last Monday. Semi­ Health and Physical Education th a t w ent th ro u g h L ym an’s dism al seaso n nole Community Collrgr an ­ Center, said he will be recruiting nounced thr renewal of men’s b a s­ athletes who combine basketball last y ear, to ta k in g over ns th e ace of th e ketball for the 1098-99 season and talent wtlh scholastic aptitude. co u n ty s u rp rise . •Certainly we want to field a the uppolntment of Stun Cromurlle l.loacono w as a n o rm a l p itc h e r w ho w ent winner.’ said Cromartie. H u t we as head coach for (he program. sldcurm d u rin g th e off-season. He said th e T i e return of competition for want to attract atudent-athletes old way J u s t w a s n 't w orking a n d coach B ob our men’s basketball lean) begins who can expand both their athletic M cC ullough su g g ested a ch an g e. Since g o ­ a new era for a basketball program - and scholastic - potential to a ing sidew ays. Lloacono h a s steadied a G rey­ that has been one of the most suc­ level that will make them attractive h o u n d tea m th a t stu m b led o u t of th e g a te cessful In Florida Junior Collrge to four-year colleges. *Our primary em phasis will be a n d h a s been o n a roll ever since. L loacono uthletlr history.* said Dr. E. Ann w as overpow ering In a w in over Lake Uowcll - * McQee. President of Scmlnple on preparing young men for die fciCommunity College. T i e history of lure, whether that future I s In tw o'w eeks ngo. men’s basketball at Seminole sports or some other endeavor.* Cromartie. who resides with his S p eak in g of Lake Howell, rlg h ty D a n n y Community CollegeJ u s a r ic ^ f e B u rteso n h a s h a d m o m e n ts of h is ow n a s dltlon. Our District Board of Trus­ family In Altamonte Springs, has Lake Howell Ju m p ed o u t to a s tro n g s ta r t d e­ tees firmly believes that tradition coached In the Intercollegiate sp ite a sm all stu m b le since. Lake Howell w as should •• tuid will be - continued, ranks since 1990 when, at age 25, below .500 la st s e a so n a n d B u rleso n sp e n t a even while many community and he was named head coach for Ed­ Junior colleges ate abandoning ward Waters College In Jackson­ lot of tim e w attin g for h is o p p o rtu n ity . He ville. competitive sports programs.* got It a n d th e new -look Silver H aw ks a re In 1994. Cromartie moved on to The college did not field a men’s rea p in g th e b enefits. Division I Uethune-Cookmsn Col­ team during the 1997-98 season as At Lake M ary. B rian B retzer alread y h a s a part of an overall restrengthenlng lrge in Daytons Beach and served n o -h ltte r to h is credit. Talk a b o u t a sto p p er. and reorganization of thr school’s aa top assistant men's basketball T he R am s w en t th ro u g h a horrib le s ta r t b e ­ coach for three campaigns. athletic program. Last year, he took over aa head fore B retzer c am e th ro u g h w ith h is n o -n o SCC Athletic Coordinator Larry a n d Lake M ary h a s played b e tte r ball since. Castle said. *In Sian Cromartie we roach at Orlando's Valencia Com­ B retzer c a n fire It a n d h a s m a tu re d on th e have selected an Individual whose munity Collrge. but at the end of the season VCC, as part of an athletic coaching talents are hill since la s t se aso n . CommuStan Cramartis was namad ths now man's bsskatbsl coach at overall cutback, eliminated Ita in­ matched by a personal strength of S em inole's C haz Lytle a n d Lance O dom a re afiar coachrwty CoSsps on Monday and w l overs— Via ratouMng of tha tercollegiate sports program. character that makes him Ideally d u a l a c e s for a tea m th a t e n te red th e se a so n log last year at Valencia Community CoMags In Orlando. I i n SCC. Fags as suited to lead the renewal of our ra n k e d 17th In th e co u n try . O dom c a n fire It a n d h e 's a lre a d y co m m itted to college n e x t se a so n . Lytle g e ts people o u t w ith h is guile a n d g u ts, n o t to m en tio n a n aw esom e c h a n g e-u p . It h e lp s to h av e a coach like Mike Pow ers w ho h a s professional p itch in g expe­ lette. who took over from Joe and Ellen Dean this week, hosts kids ranging from kindergarten By J e ff Bartlnleks to high school ages and Is affiliated with the rience a n d th e o p p o rtu n ity to play y e a rwho got the program off the ground. ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR ro u n d for a tea m th a t only h a p p e n ed to w in The Deans set it up and Marlette helped out Junior Magic program during the winter, which Is run by Tom Bleri, former girls' coach at th e n a tio n a l A m erican Legion W orld S eries. WINTER SPRINGS _ Notice the success at at the middle school level, now It's one of the Oviedo High. largest and most competitive youth basketball At Oviedo K enne B row n h a s h is ace, B en Lake Howell and Oviedo basketball this season? The Junior Magic program at Winter Springs programs In Central Florida. K napp w ho c o m b in e s a n aw esom e b a t w ith The success goes to a lot of people, not to had over 1.200 kids and over 700 are enrolled In Partly because of the success at Winter mention the staffs at the two schools, but the th e b e st fastball tn th e c o u n ty . K napp Is spring league. Teams play s i area high Winter Springs Youth Basketball League de­ Springs, there Is a possibility of starting middle the playing a t F lorida n ex t seaso n If th e p ro s school and middle schools and has been more school basketball at some of the Winter serves to get some of that credit. d o n 't get him first. Oviedo a lso h a s J e ff M on­ successful than anyone expected when It was The league Is about five years old and run by Springs-srea schools. aco. a m em b er o f th e P ost 5 3 legion team , a s H ie league, which started Its spring season former Seminole Utah School coach Chris Mara stro n g s ta r te r a n d new com er P au l W e rn e r w ho h a s a lre a d y signed to p itc h In college n e x t se aso n . D on't forget Lake B rantley. T hey a re n 't q u ite a s In tim id atin g a s la s t s e a s o n w h en th e P a trio ts w on th e s ta te c h a m p io n sh ip b e h in d o n e o f th e b e st staffs ever assem b led In F lo r­ ida. O nly Robbie S itz re m a in s from th e P a ­ trio t M issiles, b u t th a t's a lot b e tte r t h a n a 20 Inch ramp. Since then, the m o st te a m s have. S ltz d o e sn 't c ra n k It u p b u t By J e tt B srtlalcks hills have gotten bigger and so has w h e n h e g r a d u a te s from Lake B ra n tle y th is ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR his ability. se aso n , h e definitely w o n 't have pitched h is When the gate goes down. I Just la s t big gam e. T h a t's h is specialty. D espite LONGWOOD _ Someday, Adam Mollnell Is going to realize Just how take off,* Adam said. *1 Just go and b e in g th e only n o n -se n io r of th e M issiles la s t go up and down the hills. I'm never awesome he is. y e a r. S ltz got th e ball in th e big g a m e s a n d In a few years, he’ll be able to scared. I Jut keep trytng and try­ a d m its h e loves th e p re ssu re . read his own press dippings, some ing." T h a t's only a Up o f w h a t Sem inole C o u n ty He had some of his biggest ac­ of which have appeared In national complishments last summer when h a s o n th e hill th is se aso n . magazines. he placed second In the U.S. Open Last Second Shot: We haue an early Adam Is five-years-old and a kin- and finally got to fourth nationally. deadline fo r our w eekend edition, so this Is dergartner at Woodlands Elemen­ He also represented Florida tn the being w ritten before results q f the Lake tary In Longwood and Is the topCup In Ohio. ranked BMX (Bicycle Motocrosa) President's Mary girls soccer gam e come across th e Adam, who Is known a s the racer for his age group In the state d e sk . "Adam Bomb* on the BMX circuit, of Florida. He's also ranked fourth However, it’s too bad the girls didn't g e t has suffered some m ishaps to go nationally and he la a p art of Team with his successes. There have the kind q f sen d q ff that the girls' basketball 7-Up. team got bqfore winning the sta te champion­ been spills and falls along the way. Remember, he Just turned five- but he's never really been hurt. ship. While the basketball team had a pep years-old. His dad la the one who gets the rally and signs throughout the school, th e Adam has been riding since he most nervous before a big race. soccer team Iqft fo r Tallahassee at 6:30 a m . was three and It has taken him Just *lt can be scary* Rich said. *1 Friday tn anonym ity. under two years to gain national get butterflies In my stomach any­ The reason w as that all the Lake Mary promineence. In the past year, he time he race*, especially before a the country winning big race. When he falls, (Just think has traveled trai students are on spring break, but here's hop­ several major events. He sp o rts ing that, win or lose, the soccer team g e ts the most Important thing is that he over 75 trophies already and Is a som e sort q f a student-w ide reception when get* up and keeps riding.” __minor celebrity In school. school starts up again M onday w ith th e Adam has some friendly’ »compettHe started riding with his dad. sam e kind q f pep rally and cam pus-w ide en­ tlon dose by. One of this best No. 1 1n Rich who also competes In BMX Longwoods ftvs-yssr old Adam MoAnsI Is ranted No, 4 In ths thusiasm as the basketball team. The girls events and started out riding down ths stats In Ns ags group In BMX (btcyds motorcross) racing. SCC appoints Cromartie as men’s basketball coach Winter Springs Basketball League opens season Five-year old gains national prom inence deserve U. �20 ■ Sommotp Herald Santorti. Honda •Sunday March 22 199S B o w e n /W e s to n F o o tb a ll C am p IN BRIEF Y o u th B a s k e tb a ll a t S C C SANFORD _ Seminole Community College and the Seminole County SherllTa Deparlmenl Po­ lice Athletic League ts accepting Individual and team registration* for it's spring league tor boys and girls 10 yrars of age and younger. All g a m e s are played at the college on Satur­ day mornings. Cost is isSO per player or $400 per team Registration forms are available at most ele­ mentary- schools or by calling PAL at 330-6000. ext. 263. SCC at 328-2092. or access the lit temet at IITTP://members aol.com/starsbball/lndcx.html LAKE MARY „ The Seminole Police Athletic League (PALI Is hosting the third annual BowenAVcston Football Camp for bovs and girls ages 7-1H years old at the Lake Mary Sjiorts Complex on Saturday. April 4, front 9 a m. to 2 p.m. Former National Football League and Univer­ sity of Florida players will serve ns coaches for the camp. Among the players already commu­ ted an1 John L. Williams (Seattle Seahawks/Pttt&bugh SleclersJ. Jam es Bates (defensive co-captnin for Florida's 1996 Na­ tional Champlonsl. Louis Olhrr (Miami Oolphtns) and llttey Richardson (Pittsburgh Stcrl et h| The camp Is under the guidance of former University of Flotilla player Paul Bowen and Idiondv Weston, who played In the NFL with Cleveland. Dallas and Tampa Bay. Campers must wear athletic clothing and bring a bagged lunch Drtnks and fruit will be provided. Camp T-shirts will be given to par­ ticipants and autographs will be available from the players. SC C Continued from Page IB Originally hum Bradenton. Cromartte was an outstanding player nt Southeast High School, where he led Manatee County In scoring his senior year (17.3 points per game) and earned a nomination for the McDonald's High School All America baskclball Irani. Lytle summons memories of Bob Feller By Jeff Berllnicke ASSISTANT SIX3RTS EDITOR SANFORD _ It isn't often that a 16-ycarold is compared to Bob Feller. Actually. Seminole pitcher Ch.u Lytle Is now 17. but last season when Sanfonl Post 53 American Legion won the national world senes. Lvtle became the youngest pitcher to rver wtn a world sertes game since the hall-of-famer. Now a Junior, he Is still on a roll that started with the win last summer In South Dakota. Lytle Is otT to a 4-1 start which in­ clude' a no hitter Thursday against Winter Springs Winter Sprtngs must l>c getting tired of seeing Lytle on the hill. He had a perfect game going into the seventh Inning two weeks ago against them before giving up a hard one-out single. Besides his success on the hill. Lytle ts the team's cleanup hitter, sandwiched lxiween Tim Raines and C3 Williams to give Ihe Semlnolcs one of the most polent a t­ tacks In the Seminole Athletic Conference The combination of pitching and hitting has made Lytle a high commodity as a Junior. He said being a left-hander could make him a pitcher once he graduates from Seminole. ‘I want to pitch or plav left field when I get to college or the pros.** Lytle said. "I think I'm a belter pitcher and it helps to be left-handed because 1 can get away with pitching In the mtd-BOs." Lytle and Seminole's ride to a number 17 national ranking ut the start of the season and a number three ranking In Ihe slate Class 5A began last scasun when the Noles made It to regional play before a stunning loss to George Jenkins. Thr sea­ son ended a lot earlier than people ex­ pected. especially with the thunder created by Ihe Seminole Kits and a strong pitching siaff. "The season ended too early.* l.ytlc said. *Wc thought we would make a nm at Ihe state title and we were all upset after the Jenkins game.* To make matter worse. Ihe Semlnolcs blew a late lead In the George Jenkins loss, bul with a strong group of returners, everyone was confident heading Into the summer. That's when Seminole, along with laike Mary and Oviedo, went on to national prominence with the world series win. It didn't come easy. Medford. Ore., took an 8-2 lead as a natlonal audience on ESPN looked on. Semi­ nole assistant coach Rod Frrgerson made a pitching change and brought in l.yllr and thr fun began. ’Rrally. all we had to do was Just keep working.* Lytle said. *Wr knew they were going to lose their pitcher and we Just needed to keep going * Lytle held Medford at bay and Sanford ended up winning on a Chris Ixiuwsma homer In the final Inning before Lytle shut the door. He actually got hit harder by hts own team matrs than Medford. *It felt grrat because there was so much pressure.* Lytle said. *lt was Incredible. First. Jeremy Frost [Oviedo catcher I tum­ bled on me. tbrn C3 and Rock piled on. It was tncrrdtble.* The win earned the team a trip to Miami where it was Introduced on the Arid at the World Series along with high expectations for this season. Seminole has stumbled out of the gate and Lytle said he thought the team came In a little bit cocky. Lake Brantley wasted the Semlnolcs. 9-1 In the Big Blue Bonanza before Lytle's no-hit ter got things back on track. It was Lytle’s second no-hlttrr of hts Seintnole career. B a s k e tb a ll------------ Even though he's only a Junior. Lytle Is talking lo several colleges Including Clrittson. Stetson and ‘Hie Citadel, but he's also a lifelong Sanford boy who was practically raised on Ihe fields of Sanfonl Recreation parks. Hie pros are also on bis mind and. with bis high prolllc teammates. Lytle Is play­ ing before as many as 40 and 50 scouts each time be lakes the Held. Grades aren't a problem If college ts the choice and bis change-up has people noticing even more. If Lytle, along w1lh Lance Odom, one of the best one-two pitching combinations In the county, can take the Semlnolcs to Tampa, there will Ire even more people watching. H V / Wizard* 0 7 . H o c k e ta 5 2 . M a « tc 5 6 . K a p b w * 4 2 . l lu t U 4 5 started recently. "When they asked me to help out with a spring league, 1 wasn't sure It would go.* Mar­ lene said. T hen we go out and get over 700 kids* The Winter Springs league claims to be differ­ ent tn several ways. For one. coaches, some of whom are University of Central Florida and lo­ cal high school players, are not allowed to bring tn their own teams. At some leagues In Central Florida, coaches assemble a team prior to the season, and other teams are left with the re­ maining players. At Winter Springs. Marlette said each team consists of one or two stars, some medium-range players and beginners. No one plays the enure game and every kid gels a reasonable amount of playing time. *We emphasize everyone’s participation.* It's also a competitive league. Scores arc documented and standings arc kept, another practice not used by youth leagues tn Central Florida. *A1I of the teams are evenly matched,* Marlettc said. "We try to do things differently than what Is done In other programs.* Winter Springs also offers basketball camps tn llie summer and Marlette said the program lias a close relationship with the area high school coaches. He said both Oviedo's Ed Kershner and Lake Howell's Steve Kohn attend some of the games to keep an eye on the future of thetr programs. *We help out raising the level of high school competition.* Marlette said. They all come out to watch and participate In our camps.* Marlette also said the program spares no ex­ pense to rnsure a top level of compctltton. In­ cluding using mostly high school certified offi­ cials. "We arc willing to spend more if we have to.* Marlette said. WINTER SPRINGS BASKETBALL LEAGUE WEEK I RESULTS L a k e r* 33 . PA-3RD ORADE BOYS l U u e D r v t l * 3 1 . U o l k n n a k r n i 1 3 . G a t o r * 2 7 . l l u m r a i K - * 17. T e r r a p in * 2 7 . S e m in o le * IS . FA-4TH ORADE BOYS W lk lr a M 35 SANFORD _ Lacrosse Is a new sport to most students In Seminole County. Those students that have decided to take up the new sport are learning the rules as they go and attempting to pick up at least a slight bit of strategy on the way. Hits Is the task at hand: learn a sport that Is not only new to you. but also to your coach and basically everyone else that you know, play compcttttvcly with only a lowlevel understanding of the rules, and keep your cool Uirough those moments tn practice and games where you basically have no clue wliat Is going on or what will happen 1 . * ) |> rn M u g * - * * . H u ll* M a g tr v i S c m lro a t Lake Howell High School H o r n e t* 1 9 . H u l l * 0 : L a k e r * 2 6 . J a z z 13 . K u c k r la 3 6 . M a c n 2 6 ; W iz a r d * 2 9 . S o n ir s 14 . JVB-BTH ORADE BOYS a t Laka H aw aii H igh School S u n d ay . M arch 33 JVB-8TH ORADE BOYS W ild c a t * 2 3 . T lm b e r w o lv e * 19 . T a r h e e ls 3 4 . M a f ic 2 2 . U k r r » 3 1 . K n lc k a 2 3 ; J a z z b e a t H u l l * (n o s e n re a v a ila b le ) BVA-7TH ORADE BOYS K n ic k a 4 2 . I l o m r t * 3 3 : M a f ic 4 3 . I ’a c e rs 4 3 . T W n b rr w u H v * 3 3 . Ito c k e t * 3 2 . BVB-STH ORADE BOYS 26. T a r­ K10H SCHOOL BOYS S o n ic * 3 0 . K n ic k a 4H . M a f ic 3 3 : H a w k * 5 0 . I l u m c t * T lm b c r w u iv r * 6 2 . S u n * 5 0 . Continued from Page IB friends Is K.J. Scott of Winter Bark, one ol the best competitor* around. They may Just Is- live years old. but they go all out to win. *U.,J. Is my friend but I a l­ ways try to tieat him.* Adam said. "It's always tough to race against him * Sometimes Adam Just takes to the streets with Ills dad to Jump whatever obstarle he ran find. He spends at least an hour each day street riding and practices on the trark at the Orlando Fairgrounds on Tues­ day nights. With all the practice, ihrrr's u good chance lie'll lie adding to hts trophy collection next month when he heads for the Gator Nationals In Balm Beach. But his success comes at a price. BMX Is an expensive sport which uses a hike that cost over $1,000. It also means pulling thousands of mllrs a year for vehicle transportation. Trum Bnwrruld sponsored Adam last year but this year he's with Team 7-Up which supplies him with things surh as entrance fees and ills m lform. BMX Is dlfTerrnt since. Rich 9 a in „ H u n t r t * v * 1 6 * k r l * 10 u m L a k e r * v * H u l l* JVA-BTH ORADE BOYS I ll u e D e v il* 3 6 , W o lf p a t k 2 7 ; K n l f h l * 3 7 . G a l o n h e e l* 3 0 . W o lv e r in e * 21 M olinell JVA-BTH ORADE BOYS S at o n la y . M arch 21 a t J a c k a o n H c lfh ta M iddla School 2 45 p m . J jui vb Wifgrdi K ir k - 42. O JV -3 ,4 .8 QUELS o t U n lv a r a lty o f C e n t r a l F la . E d u c a tio n S a tu rd a y . M a rc h 31 H i * in . W u if jh u k v * W o lv e r in e * 11 1 5 « in . I . u t i r r l * v * G a l u i * 12 1 5 p m _ K i il g l il * v * I I I u r l i n i l * 3 4 5 p m i . M jg n v * 1 p in . b u n * * * * I k r r n r l * 2 p m . It m b r r w r d v r * v» K n k k * 3 1 5 p m . Sun* v* S u m O JV -3.4.B OIRLS a t Ja c k a o n H alghta M iddle S chool S a tu rd a y , M arch 31 3 15 |itn . Wlkk .it* v* Knkk* BVA-7TH ORADE BOTB a t U n iv ersity o f C o n tro l Fla. E d u catio n Building S a tu rd a y , M arch 21 9 u in _ Tlmbcrwohr* v* Knkk* 1 3 0 |i m 2 30 |t m. . I '. u t i * v * K u ro rt* Maul, v» Knrkrt* BVB-STH ORADE BOYS Haw k* S u n d ay . M arch 33 1 p m . . M*fU v* Ttnibcrwuhr* _ t j t k r r * %». H u ll* B u ild in g HIGH SCHOOL BOYS a t U nlvaralty of C e n tra l FIs. E d u ca tio n B uilding S a tu rd a y , M arch 31 2 |> in _ T a t l i r r l * V * . J a z z 4 15 p i n said, thr cutthroat atmospherr tn some sports simply doesn't rxlst. *ll's a family utmosphere.* Rich said. There Is very lltllr gossip or fighting. IVople hrlp out every way they can.* That was evident at a race Iasi year when Adam's blkr had a problem and about five minutes remained until race time. Tltr coach of one of Adam's rivals came through with the needed adjustments and the rare went ofT with Adam. As for Adam's fear during thr race, well, their aren't any. ’Once when 1 was going up a hill, a bunch of bikes fell right on top of me.* Adams said. *1 thought I might be rrally hurt bul I was okay * Hr got right back on and kept riding. There was another accident at a rare In Miami, bul nothing serious. He’s protected by gloves, a helmet, puddrd mlfonn and a mouthpiece und Ills blkr, 'Roadklll. Jr.* But hr doesn't think ubout that when thr gatr goes down. *1 Just think about winning,* Adam said. If that’s thr case, he's gut a lot on his mind. 12 3 0 P III . In d y M * g k v * I n d y C r l l k * I 3 0 p m . In d y J a z z v» I n d y H u ll* o v - a .7 ,a o w l s a t Ja c k s o n H alghta M iddle S chool S unday. M arch 33 I p in . I n d y J a z z v * I n d y S p a r k * 2 p m . I n d y W u lv e * v * I n d y K n k k * 3 1 5 p in . . L a d y W ild c a t* v * In d y M a g ic . l a d y H u ll* 4 2 . L a d y C e lt ic * 1 5 : L a d y J a z z 3 9 . L a d y M a f ic 25 O V -6.7,6 OIRLS L a d y M a f ic 2 7 . l a d y S p a r k * 2 6 ; L a d y J a z z K n ic k a 2 6 : L a d y W ild c a t * 2 5 . L a d y W o lv e s 19. 34. Lady Sem inole Power Sports rolls From S taff Reports WEEK 2 SCHEDULE RA-KINDERHASTEN, 1ST ORADE CO-ED at Jackton Haight a Middla school Saturday. March 31 9 a m . Hurricane* v» Wildcat* 1 1 :1 5 a m . Seminole* v*. D kie Devil* 1 1 :1 5 a m . T a r h e e l * vs . 4 9 . N lt t a n y L io n s 2 3 RB-3ND ORADE CO-ED at Jackson Haights Middle School Saturday, March 21 9 a m . R a p to r * v * . H u l l* 10 a m . M a f ic v » . H u c k e l* 1 0 a in . L a k e r * v * . W i z a r d * . FA-3RD ORADE BOYS ft t-afc- Howell High School Saturday, March 31 2 3 0 p m _ G a t o r * v * . S e m ln o lc s . 3 4 3 p m . t l o i k r m a k e r * v * . T e r r a p in * . 4 4 5 p in . H u r r ic a n e * v * l il u e D r v tla . PB-4TH ORADE BOYS ft Lake Howell High School Saturday, March 31 11 I 5 a m . L a k e r* v *. Itu r k c t*. Learning a game from scratch is tough By Amy Hawkina HERALD CORRESPONDENT K record. Cromartlr thru moved on lo Webber Collegr In Hobson Park, where he led the Warri­ or* In assists for two straight years and helped lrnd Webber lo a 29-1 record, a number two national ranking, and Its firstAfter high school, Cromartte ever bid to Ihe NAIA National entered Manatee Community Tournament. College In Bradenton and was named to the AU-Simcoast Cromartte will lie Ihe fifth Conference Team after aver­ head coach for the SCC men's aging 10,7 points per game as program, following legendary a sophomore. Joe Sterling (1966-81), Bill He lent the Lancer* lo back- Bayne (1981-93). Bernard Mcrto bark appearances In the lltlr (1993-96) and Rod Hend­ state Inumamcut and a 52-13 erson (1996 97). Cromartte was also a tal­ ented baseball player nt Southeast, leading bis team with a 423 batting average his senior season, placing him In ihe school's all-time top 10 In single season batting average. 12 15 |i in _ Knkk* v* Start* 3 4 5 fi fill K n k k * 4 1 . D u l l* 3 9 : M ajCk 1 9 . L a k e r * 14 ; S u r r * 3 4 e t* 31 . RA-KXNDEROARTEN, 1ST OBADE CO ED l l u m r a n r * 5 9 l lh k - D f- r t U 2 5 , T a r lic t - I* 4 9 S r o u r u ilr * 4 6 . N llU n y U m i* 2 5 U Char Lytlo nddod a no hittot over Winlor Springs on Thursday to tho victory bo pickod up in tho American Legion World Sones last yoar RB-214D GRADE CO-ED C ontinued tra m Page IB The cost for the camp ts #30 for prrregistration and $40 day of the camp. For morr Information and/or to register, con­ tact the Seminole County Police Athletic League nt (407) 330 6600. ext. 263. or Paul Bowen at (407) 830-6569. So. how docs that all even out? Well with some teams, such as Lake Howell and Oviedo haring previous experience at the sport. It puts them at more of on advantage than Just bring together longer us a tram. knowing, at least generally, what to expect. Tile new teams In the county, such as Seminole and Winter Springs, walked onto the field, still trying to figure out where they were supposed to stand. Then the game starts. The team with more experience will probably start out with a few easy goals (which ts no fun at all for the goalie) then they get Into thetr groove and Just try to run some of the plays that they, have been working on tn practice. The new team Is out there, fighting for the ball, trying to stay within the boundaries of the rules and probably thinking to themselves how much different tills Is than practice. They walked onto the field for their first game of the season Fleasa sea Lacrosse. Page SB next. Seminole County has a rule that states how long before a team's competitive season begins that they are allowed to hold practices. With this rule enforced and so many other tilings going on tn the lives of high school students, most of Die new teams went Into their first game not knowing all the rules and still grasping for understanding on the ones that they thought they knew. WINTER SPRINGS _ Seminole Power Sports col it Hmcd Us winning ways with a 22-2 thrash­ ing or the Golden Gloves und Orlando Ale House moved Into second pluce with a 21-6 thumping of Kcnymans Pub In Winter Springs Men’s Spring Monday Night Slowpitch Softball League action at Central Winds Park. Semtnulc Power Sjxiris is now 3-0 on the sea­ son and leads Orlando Ale House (2-1), the Gulden Gloves (1-2) and (ferrymans Pub (0-3). Tills Monday night at Central Winds Park on SR 434 east of Winter Springs, Seminole Power Sports looks to hang onto drat place when It battle Orlando Ale House at 7 p.m. and Kcrrymans Pub looks for Us first win of the Besson against the Ooldcn Gloves at 6 p.m. Seminole Power Sports got off lo a powerful start os Ron Prager and George Paullk opened the game with back-to-back Inslde-the-park home runs before Walt Washington walked and Grrg Reynolds singled ahead of a mammoth three-run homer by Darrell King over the scoreboard In leflcenter field. Seminole Power Sports then scored six runs In the second Inning and II runs In the third Inning to end the game by the 20-run slaughter rule. Doing the damage for Seminole Power Sports were Walt Washington and Grrg Reynolds (both 3-for-3 with three runs scored), Chris Barganler (3-for-3. two runs), George Paullk (2-for-2 with a home run, two runs), Jose Granada (2-for-3), Darrell (l-for-1 with a home run. run. three ROI), Ron IYager (l-for-1 with a home run, two walks, three runB), Derek Catlln and Bruce Catanesl (both l-for-1 and one run scored) and Joe Schncebcrgcr and Dave Hodges (both 1-for2 with one run scored). Leading the way for the Golden Qloves were Joey Stauffer (l-for-1, run) and Tim Crotty (run). Ferrymans ITib started their game with two runs In the first Inning, but Orlando Ale House came back with seven runs In the bottom of the tlrst Inning and added eight more runs tn the second tuning and cruised Ihe rest of the way. Pacing the Orlando Ale House attack were Jeff Prrry |3-for-4. three runs). Doug Carpenter (3for-4. two runs). Jay Oengert (2-for-3. three runs) and Rod Ruth (2-foi-3. three runs). Doing the hitting for Kerrymans Pub were Jeff Smith (2-f«r-2. two runs). Frank Redding (triple, run). Doug Davis (double, run) and Ray Marchand (single, nut). Legal N otices IN VMS CIRCUIT COURT 07 T N I IS TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SIMIMOLS COUNTY, FLORIDA O IH IR A L JURISDICTION DIVISION CASS NOl SS SSS C A I4 DIV. K N O R W E S T M O R T O A O E IN C . A C A L IF O R N IA C O R P O R A T IO N F /K /A N O R W E ST M O R T O A O E IN C . A M IN N E S O T A C O R P O R A T IO N ‘ P L A IN T IF F VS R IC H A R D A C R A B S . E T AL DEFENDANTS) NOTICS OF ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE TO C O N N IE ALLAN AND U N K N O W N S P O U IE O F C O N ­ N IE A LLA N w h o * * r * * K i« n c * i * u n k n o w n it h e /ih e t t h e y b o liv in g , a n d It h e / t h e / th e y b * doad. H r* u n k n o w n d e fe n d a n t* w h o m ay b * i p o u t i t . h o ir t , d o v i * * * * . g r a n t * * * . * t * l g n * * t , h o n o r*, c r o d ilo r *. t r u l l * * * . a n d *11 p a r ­ t i # * c la im in g a n l n t * r o * l by. th ro u g h , u n d e r o r e g o in a t tho D e fe n d a n t* , w h o are n o t k n o w n lo b o d o a d o r * h v * . a n d *H p e r ­ h a v in g or c la im in g lo h av e *n y rig h t, t i l l * o r In lo r o t l in th e p ro p e rly d e s c rib e d In th e m o rt­ g a g e b e in g toreclO M d h e re in V O U A RE H E R E D V N O T IF IE D th a t a n a c lio n to lo r e c lo * * a m o rtg a g e o n th e fo llo w in g p ro p e rty L O T IS . H IC K O R Y O L E N . A C C O R D IN O TO TH E P LA T T H E R E O F . A S R E C O R D E O IN PLAT B O O K SS. PAOE SS. OF TH E P U B L IC R E C O R D S OF S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . 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MARCH IS. IS S t DEO-114 �Seminote Herald Sanlord Florida - Sunday. March 22.1990 3B ‘Duffer’ Berlinicke from the Eagles Nest Bjr Jeff Berlinicke ASSISTANT sh o r ts Kl)l l OK SANFOK1) _ Want to play smile of tlie* l>csi emirses in Central Florida? Want to do It lor your favorite high sehool? At a reasonable rate? It s spring and most of the high schools In Seminole County h i t holding their a n ­ nual Imosiei club noli tourna­ ments. It's a grrat way to gel together with the ioaelies and officials al the local schools to a non competitive atmosphere (well. It does get somewhat competitive), anil leant niton! your team's chances for the year. L acrosse----Continued from Page 2B When hall time llnally come around, a grueling 25 minutes later. Ihr tennis have completely dllferent takes on the break. The ex|>ertrnced team Is talking about strategy and how they can Improve on their game plan Hie new team Is trying to catch its breath, and determine who should have been where and when Then the second half begins, a short 10 minutes later. Tile experienced team walks onto the field ami moves to their respective starting positions lire new learn walks onto the Held and halt ol the team Is totally lost when they forget that they are defending the other end ol the held tor this These outings an* more fiat Ilian anything. Handicaps are taken Into consideration and the format usually allows for even the worst duller to have a fun afternoon without shooting a million. Lyman gets things started with an April l.i miilng at Kolltng Hills Golf Club. Cnsl Is $G5 jkt i arson or $250 for a foursomr with Rolling Hills memlMTs teeing off for $45. Ihr cost Includes IH holes will] carts, a dinner, welcome gifts and prizes. There's a i p.tti. shotgun start, so call Ann Carr (33952111 or Dan Cannon (8095 1‘Mi) lor information. Dike Howell Is later In the wrek. trrlug off April 19 at to the pin and wagers tn knock Kkann. That’s n course which It on the green. Goody bags will challenge anyone and you will be offered, so rail Mike might even catch some alliga­ McLrnn 1324-8208 for Informa­ tors tanning on the back nine. tion. Cost Is $48 per player with T h e 19th h o le : bole sponsorships going for Tlmacuan Golf A Country $ IOO. Shotgun Is at 1:30 p m Club will host Its Men's Memwith closest to the pin compe­ lier-Guest Tournament April 2titions. longest drive and p i t ­ 4...Speaking of Tlmacuan. ting rvrnts starting at noon. Gene Thompson Is the new Range balls will be provided. teaching professional and Call Dike Howell at .'120 9050 brings a background of over 33 for Information. years as a leaching player and Dike Mary fans can head on a Class A IYIA member... out to Tlmacuaii on May 4. ...Winn Dixie will host Its Invi­ They better be early risers. tational Charity Golf Tourna­ Trr-time Is at R a.m. with ment to lienefil the Scouts of lunch, awards and a raffle to Central Florida at the newly follow. Therr will lie a putting remodeled Halm Const Resort contest, longest* drive, closest on April 20. slarttng at 8:30 a.m. Only 100 foursomes will participate and It's first-come, flrsl serve...For golfers looking to play the Hlue Monster al W hy Pay M ore T h an You H ave To! T R A N S M IS S IO N & A U T O R E P A IR TbC C O M E SEE US A T O UR N E W L O C A T IO N ! • P it lo o t • Molt Ctrl A Trurti • Coupon IM lM *35” irtU^O their trenches and line up for the traditional "good game march*, where both teams shake hands with thr members of the othrr team and congratulate each other on a |oh well done. So. the experienced team leaves thr game with their first win of the season and the new team leaves, probably more confused uboul thr gamr than when It started an hour earlier. Lacrosse may eventually mature Into a sport of rommon practice In the Seminole County school system, but until II does rrmrmber a few things next time you go out to see your favorite high schooler throw the ball around. The spirt Is still In the early stages of understanding for most of the players and even If a team loses a game 25-0. they can still walk away from tt with a smile on their face and feeling C a rd in a ls ta k e O S B A lead From Staff Reports ORLANDO il ir Cardinals moved Into sole [Hissessiou ill Hrst place in the Orlando Senior lt.isrb.ill Association Spring Haschall Season tn convincing fashion last Sunday as Dike Mary's Nlek Hr.ulv hurled a ihter biller and Ills oflensr produced 17 (ills In a 10-1 victory over the Yan­ kees at Kdgewaler High School. In the other gamr. the Mariners won their first game. Iiesting thr Ilravrs. Tile Cardinals are now .i t), while llie Yankees are 2-1. Ihe Martners 1-2 and thr ltn w « O-ll Tomorrow »d Kdgewnter. the Mariners and Yankees b.ililr at 10 a tn and the Cardinals and Hraven square oil at I pan, Hrady walked Ihe Hrst two batters be faced, but got out of the )am unscathed with the help ot a line play by catcher Terry Finley, who blocked a pitch In thr dirt and gunned down a Yankees nmner trying to gel Into third base. Thr Cardinals thru broke through for a pair of nms In thr hoi tom of the second Inning as Mike Ht.mlon led oil with a double and Dike Mary's Chris Gagllauo reached on an infield single. Doth runners advanced on a wild pitch and scored when Oviedo's Mike Carpenter's grounder was Imolrd for an error. Thr Cardinals added a single nin In ihr llflli Inning when Richard Capouola doubled and pinch-runner Mark Shrlronr scnrrd on a twoout single by Sanford's Knltrrt Smith. In the lop of thr sixth Inning. Hrady pltrhrd out of a bases loaded, no-out situation, with a pair of strike outs and a diving stab of a liner up the middle hy Smith. Hrady hrl|>rd Ins own cause In the Isittom of the sixth as hr drove In Gagllauo. who had sin­ gled. with u clutch two-out single that made Ihe score 4 0. Hie Cardinals broke the gamr open 111 tire sev­ enth Inning Finley and Smith led off the Inning with singles and Wayne Hlllbum. Hlanton. Gagllano and Carj>enlrr followed with run-scoring slnglrs. Thr Cardinals dosed out their scoring In the eighth Inning as Shetrone, Sanford's David Cook and Finley walked ahead of u sacrifice fly try Smith and tut RHI single by Hlllbum. Thr Yankees' lone run came In the top of the ninth Inning as Jones walked and Bradley sin­ gled. Alter a ground out and a pop up. Louie Cruz readied on a dropped third strike, allow­ ing Jones to score. Hrady (1-0) struck out 1.1. walked seven and lilt two tn winning his first start of Die year. Facing thr offense for thr Cardinals was Gagltunn. who went 4-for*4 with one run scored and one Rill. Gagllano Is now 6-for-7 with five runs scored for thr season. Also contributing for the winner's were Hillbum (3-fnr-5, run, two Rill), Hlanton (2for-4 with a double, three nuts, RHI), Robert Smith (2-for-4. nut. two Rill). Carpenter (2-for-4. two RHI). Capo/zota ll-for-2 with a double). Finley ll-for-3. mn). Hill Gracey (l-for-3), Hrady (l-for4. RHI). Shetrone (two runs) and Cook (mn). Jonrs had a single and a run scored for the Yankees, while Martlmer and Bradley added one lilt each. CARDINALS 10, YANKEES 1 Yankees Cardinals OOO 000 001 . 1 3 2 020 O il 42a . 10 17 3 rirtirfhr. (rut |7I and Santiago. Mrrrrd 141. Si>nUi(u (HI litaily and tlnlry. WP _ Heady (1-01. UP _ nrtjrrkr Saw _ nolle 211 . Cardinal*. Illanlon. Capciwla 311 . none UK _ none It-rudi _ VankcT* 2-1: Cardinal* 3-0. Easy. Fun. 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Then they finally get oriented with who goes where and play begins again. In all llic Intensity of the game the players on both teams are all learning new things. Ihe experienced team Ira m s how they nerd to respond to certain situations, like when a player from thr other team llagrantly breaks a rule that they probably did not know existed. Ihe new Irani Is learning whirl) rules ih.it they nerd to hmsh up on. or leant all together, what It means when thr trfrrrr throws a (lag but does not blow the whistle and (list some other takes on thr game tli.it are Important to It's fluidity. Thru the game ends, approximately GO minutes after II started and both trams go to Doral. the resort Is offering a package with reduced prices from April 9 - 1 7 . Call 1-800 71-DORAL... 111**1 D I N *V» Ml i»( rill Mr i'. (Ill *401(t AAMUA'JTIf S OVER 25 YRS. 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Make your reservations today. Seating ii limited. S p o n s o re d b y C o lu m b ia M e d ic a l C c n tc r-S a n fo rd 1401 West Sem inole Blvd., Sanford �Da’ Bomb hears all... D a B o m b Just h e a rd th a t th e C ity o f N e w Y o rk a u th o r iz e d s c h o o l u n ifo rm s b u t th e y a r e n ’t m a n d a to r y . W h a t d o c s th a t m e a n ? D o th e y th in k k id s w ill v o lu n t a r ­ ily d re s s u p lik e a b u n c h o f g e e k s ? K id s , e s p e c ia lly h ig h s c h o o l­ e rs a re fa r to o m a tu r e to n o t b e a b le to m a k e th e ir o w n d e c is io n r e ­ g a rd in g w h a t th e y c a n und cannot w ear to s c h o o l. L e t’s h o p e th e b ig s h o ts in S e m in o le C o u n ty re a liz e th a t . A in ’t n o th in ’ w ro n g w ith w e a r in ’ a b a s e b a ll c u p to c la s s . '♦t D a B o m b sez v a g o tta re s p e c t th e k id s fr o m T e a g u e M id d le School w h o h a d th e c o u ra g e to s ta n d b e fo re th e s c h o o l b o a rd a n d d is c u s s th e in c id e n t in v o lv in g th e F C A la s t w e e k . W h e t h e r th e y w e re r ig h t or w ro n g , it ta k e s g u ts to s ta n d b e fo re a b u n c h a p e o p le in s u its a n d e x ­ p re s s y o u r b e lie fs . H e a d o n o f f to see th e W iz a r d n e x t w e e k e n d a t O v ie d o H ig h . Da Bomb know s th a t gang at O v ie d o c a n p u t o n a show . Disney’s Dreamers and Doers E a c h y e a r . D is n e y a w a r d s D r e a m e r s a n d D o e r s A w a r d s t o a s t u d e n t a t e a c h oi t h e S e m in o le C o u n t y s c h o o ls , f r o m h ig h s c h o o ls to e l e m e n t a r y s c h o o ls . O v e r th e p a s t tw o w e e k s , » H e ra ld C o r r e s p o n d e n t C o u r t n e y L e lT e w . a s e n io r a t S e m i n o l e H ig h S e lio o l. has been w h a t m a k e s th e m tr a c k in g s p e c ia l down lh e w in n e r s Minnich on the 6A ’ team at Indian Trails Bring nominated lor an award by your pern* and trnchrrs i*. onr of thr i*rst mrmorirs a sin drnt could have. Erica Mtnnlrh knows what tlv.it frrls like. Named Dreamer and Doer (or Indian Trails Mid die School lias added to her lisi of accomplishments Mlnnlt h Is an eighth grader who also happens to he a straight A student Site Is In a math program which gives her high school credit along with all honors classes Recently she received the Science Fair Award for a project she designed At Indian Trails. Mlnnleh is Involved In thr BETA Club, Yearbook Stall and Student Council. For Mlnnlt h making those grades is not that easy consid­ ering she dances at the Orlando nvc All Slate County Choir has Just chosen Mlnnleh to be a " W e are so p r o u d member this year. o f E rica. W e w e r e When Mlnnleh Is not danelng th rille d ...it's a re a l tier heart out. singing at thr top h o n o r for h e r to g e t of her lungs or playing the tunes, she Is hanging out with the a w a rd ." her friends. ■Diane M ln n le h Community service Is another m o th e r o f one of Mlnnleh's tasks. She sings at different retirement E ric a M ln n le h homes In the area. "We are so proud of Erlea. We were thrilled when the principal railed and told us. It Is a real City Ballet every night. honor for her to get thr award, Mlnnlt It's talents extend to "said Diane Mlnnleh. her flugrts also, playing thr Mlnnleh has taken her ex­ violin and piano. traordinary talents and skills Along with her dancing ability and pul them to good use. She and gtlt ot music. Mlnnleh sings Inspires others and embodies Indian Trails student Erica Mmmch is a straight A studont and a Disney m choir at school and the St. the qualities of a dreamer and Dreamer and Door doer. Stephen's Catholic Church. B a k er is a great grad e m a k er At Sanford Middle. Baker Is the secretary of the school. In the BETA Club, und Is a memIter of thr saphomorlc and Juzz band. Along with her other activities Baker also huppens to be a straight A student. Meghan Baker has had a won derful first year at Sanford Middle School. “ I ’m bo e x c ite d . M e g a n la a g o o d k id a n d fo r h e r to g e t t h e a w a rd In a new s c h o o l la g r e a t." -M a u re e n B a k e r M J S : Da S a y i t a in ’t sot H ow ‘b ou t n am in g th e new sch o o ls in O vied o? In 1999. two brand new schools will open their doors In Oviedo. There will lie a brand new elementary school and middle school, both of which will be opened In 35 acres west of Alafaya Trail on Ecno River Place. Now. the>' need your help. What do you want to call the new schools? Tiie Seminole County School Board is taking suggestions. but well be happy to forward any you might have to the county. In fact. Da Bomb wouldn't mind having first crack at seeing some of the new suggestions. The deadline for entries Is Friday. March 27. so get them Ui soon or you might end up with something really boring. Remember. It's your school starting in 1999. Do you want to go around the rest of your life saying. *1 went to Oviedo Middle School or Seminole County Elementary?" see T o d a y a n d W e d n e s d a y . ‘D a B o m b B e s t b a s e b a ll food ..In S e m in o le County? Da Bomb sez h e a d fo r Lake B r a n tle y a n d p ig o u t W a y to go, Higlilumltt E le m e n ta r y . Da Bomb’s b e e n h e a r in g fr o m a b u n c h a schools about who would win the p h o n e book collectin g c o n te s t, but you guys g o t th e jo b done. Not b a d fo r a school that’s p r a c tic a lly new. H o w ’b o u t th e gang o v e r a t R a in b o w E le ­ m e n ta r y ? Da Bomb sex w a y to go after y’all c o lle c te d o v e r $ 3 , 3 0 0 fo r to rn a d o r e lie f. I t all goes to fa m ilie s In n e e d . T h a t ’s 8 6 3 s tu d e n ts that c a m e th ro u g h fo r t h e i r c o m m u n ity . W a y to go. to w i l l f e a t u r e t h e w i n n e r s a t t h e m id d le s c h o o l le v e l a n d . in f u ­ t u r e is s u e s , w i l l h a v e p r o f ile s o n e a c h o f t h e m o r e t h a n 3 0 w i n n e r s in S e m in o le C o u n t y . T h e a w a r d is p r e s e n t e d b y D i s ­ n e y a n d r e c o g n iz e s f o u r o u t s t a n d i n g c h a r a c t e r i s t i c s in i n d i ­ v i d u a l s w i t h w h o m h e c a m e in c o n t a c t . T h o s e a r e a s a r e : c u ­ r io s it y . c o n f id e n c e , c o u r a g e a n d c o n s is t e n c y a n d e a c h s c h o o l is a llo w e d to n o m in a t e o n e s t u d e n t lo r th e a w a r d . Meghan Baker is a member of several clubs and organizations at Sanford Middle School as well as a Dreamer and Doer. * 7 T ift! / K ristin Jo hnson, of Longwood. was named to flic Dean's Ust for at Niagara Uni­ versity. Sarah Laxxxro und Andrew Singly of Lyman were recog­ nized us finalists In the Na­ tional Merit Scholarship Competition which places litem among the top academic students In America. S cott Policy, of Longwood. was named to live Dean's List at Niagara University. Lyman senior Shannon McDaniel was awarded a cer­ tificate of merit as the local winner of the Tools for Tomor­ row All-American Vocational Achievement Student Award. Shr has moved on to state romjjrlltlon. Ashlce Byrd (Lake Mary). V ictor Hung (Lake Mary). Alan Jam iso n (Lake M.iry). David Lee (Oviedo). Reba Abraham (Lake Howell) and Alex Kane (Lyman) won thr rigid to represent Seminole County In the Florida Com­ missioner's Acdemlr Chal­ lenge this April. K atie Marie Saxton, a Stetson University English major has been Initiated Into the school's Omlcron Delta Kappa national leadership honor society. She Is a resi­ dent of Longwood and a graduate of Lake Mary High School. Michael E. Rich, of Casselberry, has been named to the Dean's Ust at Boston University. Lake Mary senior K rietin a Lundbcrg has been chosen u winner of (he Infusion 23 Women Science Awards. She was chosen from over 5.000 applicants. of Longwood. has been named to the University of Mississippi Chancellor s Honor Roll for a grade point average between 3.75 and 4.0 Megan Marie Breen, 1 Baker was recently named Dreamer and Doer for the school. "I am so excited. Meg)ian Is a good kid and for her to get the award tn a new school Is great. She was very nervous when she found out she was nominated and did not know how her friends would react." Bald Maureen. Meghan's mother. Just like any other typical teenager Baker likes going to the movies and reading. Annunciation Catholic Academy captured more awards than any Seminole County school at (he county's science, math and engineering fair. Winners Included Wil­ liam Newman, Alyaaa Mason, Kristin Klttar, Jacqueline Gray, Christy Mayor, Mary Dal Ray, Stephanie Ley, Christopher Taylor, Lacey Medley, Christian deVlvero, Ryan Pelfarln and Rebecca Yoakum. DROWNINGINCREDITCARDDEBT? CONSUMERBUDGET COUNSELING, INC. IS A NON-PROFIT SERVICE ORGANIZATION OFFERING DEBT REDUCTION CALI cssnsssruu. M T U v m m s u m o s s v C B C , IN C . (407) 599*0057 SANFORD HISTORICAL SOCIETY 1 — Presents — A CHARLIE CARLSON AUTHOR OF FLOR T 'S Speaking on Fact, Fantasy, and Folklore In Seminole County THIS THURSDAY, MARCH 26,1998,5 P.M. at The Sanford Museum 520 E. F irs t S tre e t, S a n fo rd FR E E ADMISSION - Social at 4:45 • Speaker at 5:30 Book Sale And Signing Will Follow Speaking F urther Information: (407) 302-1000 Join us {o/i the... 34th Annual Kiwanis Pancake Day To Benefit 20 Cheritiee Tiie sixth grade Knowledge Masters team at Greenwood Lakes Middle School won first place In the state In the Thinking Cap Quiz Bowl. Tram members were: Katie Booth, Bothaay Rowlings, Sarah Roaonborg, Shannon Ryan, Justin Roll, Brio Fraser, John Johannaen, David Staggs. Alas Othl. Ka­ tie Bockxtall, Stacy Billsrico, Xltfj Shah. Chris­ tie Mechlcr, Jessica Chin, Monica Ingalls, Matthew Dean. M aclean Wade, Mccra Bhenoy and Nicole Qlna. The student body at Spring Lake Elementary elected their 1998 student council. Mem­ bers are President Jason Derby, Vice-president Undsay Graham, Secretary Denlaao Colon and Treasurer Joes S a t u r d a y , M a r c h 2 8 , 1 9 9 8 • S a n f o r d C iv ic C e n t e r Serving 8:00 a.m, to 2:00 p,m. M e a l Donation: $ 3 .0 0 Per Person T a k e - o u t a n d S e c o n d s A v a ila b le Other Activities: Merchandise Mart Fresh Produce Silent Auction Entertainment Bake Sale Door Prizes All Dayl Tickets Available At Sanford Chamber of Commerce, Sanford Museum or any KJwanlan. Met lienI miracles start w ith research v A m erican H eart Association -1 t �Seminole Herald, bamorcl Florida •Sunday. March 22.1998 • A d L e g a l N o tic e s IN T M I C IR C U IT C O U R T O F T N I I® T M J U D IC IA L C IR C U IT , IN A N D F O R tIM IN O L C C O U N TY . 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Spring F ttt ‘ 98 WINTER SPRINGS - O ver 50 tid e s, g a m e s, a tt r a c ­ tions. a n d c o n c e s s io n s will fill th e festival m idw ay for five d ay s a s W in te r S p rin g s h o sts th e first annual S p rin g F e st ‘9 8 a t C e n tra l W inds P ark. T h e fesUval, w hich s ta r ts Tuesday, March 24 through Satur­ day, March 28, will fe a tu re food. fun. a n d th rill rid e s . In ad d itio n , th e p r e m ie r e event will fe a tu re b o a ts a n d re c re a tio n a l Item s and ’Festival In th e Sky’ fire­ w orks every n ig h t (w e a th e r p erm ittin g ). A dm ission Is S3 for a d u lts a n d $1 for c h ild re n 3 -1 2 y e a rs of age. Kids u n d e r th re e a re free. G ates open a t 5 p .m . T u esd a y -F rla a y a n d 10 a.m . on S a tu rd a y . P a rk in g Is free. Hsrs's to your hsaltti WINTER SPRINGS * T h e W in ter S p rin g s S e n io r C en ­ te r la sp o n so rin g a h e a lth fair from 9 a .m . to n o on, Thursday, March 26. T his ev en t Is op en to th e p u b lic a n d p a rtic ip a n ts c a n ta k e part in free c h o le s te ro l, blood su g a r, a n d b lo o d x sc re e n in g s , th e v e n d o rs will b e sp e c ia lists In clu d in g p o d ia­ tris ts . n u tritio n is ts , and p h y sic a l th e r a p is ts . T h e re will food a n d d o o r p riz e s . T he W in te r S p rin g s S e n io r C e n te r Is lo ca ted a n 4 4 0 N. E dgem on Ave. F o r m o re In fo rm atio n , c o n ta c t S u sie C offm an a t 3 2 7 -4 0 3 2 . •Compiled by HERALD CORRESPONDENT. f, BJ TTi~H? Center offers one-stop shopping for college, career By a h a rl Brodls HERALD FEATURE EDITOR LAKE MARY - There are only nine weeks of the school year left and for seniors who ha­ ven't decided what to do after graduation, the pressure Is on. Time to check out the College/Career Center al Lake Mary High School. Actually. It’s way past lime. Most seniors plan ahead and send out applications In the fall to the college or university they would like to attend the next year. ‘Freshmen and sophomores should be stop­ ping In for curriculum guid­ ance.’ said Barb Grant, a par­ ent volunteer at the College/Career Center. The College/Career Center Is a ‘real, real Important part of the school,* said Business Partner Coordinator Frank Schwartz. Manned with parent volunteers and student peer counselors, the career center has everything a student needs to make a decision on a col­ lege and a career. The career center haa been a part of the school for 10 years but recently the occupa­ tional specialist's position was eliminated and Schwartz looked to the parents and stu­ dents to help keep the center open. Grant and Sharon Rice are the parent coordinators. There are 10 parents who take turns during school hours and on Tuesday nights to make the resources available to the stu­ dents. Students can come to the center during their free period to check out catalogs of almost any college or university In the country. There are brochures, videos and some applications. And what students can't find on the shelves, they will probably And on one of two computer programs available In the center. Chris Duplantla la a senior at Lake Mary and this la his sec­ ond year as a peer counselor. Duplantla will work with hla classmates to complete a 144questlon profile that will help match a student with a college Clrli DigIntis, left, agptr photo, codon«NI LikaMuyHighSchool Moon PsrtROfJackboyolahoot li MrthtMofrovsoRviren il Mi Koogol showRooty Akim, I^ B H IM dpi Ifn, m P jla dm l i ^ i irywi ho>kfiMcoUofooranor Mot­ or a vocation. Do most of the students know what they want to do after graduation? Duplantla said. *A lot of klda know something.* but for those unsure, the com puter will automatically select a Hat of possibilities. The two p ro ­ grams are called CHOICES, for careers, and CASHE. for scholarships available to col­ leges and universities. 'Really, all the work la done for the student.* said Schwartz. The purchase of the two computer programs and some hardware were made possible by Jack Koegel. one of the school's business partners and the president of Crown Bank In Longwood. Koegel's daughter Klden la a senior at Lake Mary. Ills sons. Justin and Braden, also at­ tended Lake Mary High School, both are currently students at the University of Florida. Koegel said the donation of the money, 45.000, ’sounded like a good thing for the bank (to do). *We look al different proj­ ects. generated from letters, from teachers and guidance counselors.' Koegel said the bank also makes donations to Individual teachers. Schwartz said Koegel haa also donated to the booster club, personally and professionally. ’Five thou­ sand dollars may not seem like a lot. but It was huge,* said Schwartz. What about careers banking? T h e re 's a In banking these Koegel who haa Crown Bank since 1985. Where are all the seniors going? O rsnt. whose d a u g h te r Jaim e la a senior who haa ap ­ plied to UF and has been ac­ cepted at Florida State Uni­ versity. said most seniors a re Interested In the state univer­ sities equally. UF or FSU, *11 doesn't seem to make a differ­ ence.’ Lake Mary celebrates Read Across America with a visit from Ms. Frizzle By Mary Rowall HERALD CORRESPONDENT He was. perhaps, the moat famous author of children's books In history, although not everyone would recognize hla real name. He was Theodore S. Oelael. But you would be hard pressed to ftnd anyone who didn't know hla pseudonym. To millions of children, he waa the father of the Cat In the Hat. the Ortnch and Horton. He waa Dr. Scusa. (That's what the S stood for.) It waa only natural then that the date chosen for Read Across America be Dr. Scusa' birthday. Read Across America waa Monday. March 2. On that date, all the children at Lake Mary Elementary were asked to read , books Instead of watching television. Those children who brought In a signed note saying they had done ao were given a coupon to an area restaurant. Media Centers nationwide displayed Dr. Scusa books. In kindergarten. each teacher read a different story and had an activity to go with the book. Then the students rotated to the other classes. Some students from the sec­ ond grade d s s se s went to other classes and read Dr. Seuss books to them. They also discussed rhythm, rhym es and patterns. The most colorful celeb ra­ tion of Head Across America a t i.w > Mary Elementary took place March 11. The first grade r ls s s n Invited Ms. Friz­ zle and her Magic School Bus to visit the school. Ms. Frizzle Is a very busy woman, but she Ptaaso s m Frizzle, Pago 2C Tbs Lake Mary School Color Guard takas a break from LMHS hosts Color Guard competition SPECIAL TO THE HERALD The ta k a Mary High School Color O uard plays host to approximately 40 schools In s W inter O uard Competition this Saturday, March 21 from 2 to 8 p.m. a t the Lake Mary High School Oym. Winter O uard la called "Sport of the A rts' because U combines the artistic element* of dance, music, and dram a with the physical elem ents of drill and use of Hags, rifles, and satires. The m usical selections by the differ­ ent Color Ouard* range from alow to fast and old to new. Every show i* unique and dramaUc! W inter Ouard International season b e ­ gins In the tkii after football season. The guard creates a new drill show and prepares for the season which runs from January through April. Competitions consists of local and regional compctlUona throughout the state. The WOI cotnpcUUona utilize Judges from California to New York to m aintain consistent ranking* throughout the nation. To earn the privilege to perform a t Nation­ als. a guard m ust attain a specific level of perform ance a t regional com petition. Since their try-outs a year ago. Color Ouard m em bers have practiced more than 400 hours rehearsing and perfecting their-skills on rifle, sabre, flag, aa well as dance. The advanced members show their skills and teamwork by loosing and catching rifles or sabres In perfect unison. Typical rifle or aabre toaa will spin five revolutions before being caught. These girls make It look eaayl This year Lake Mary High School has two competitive Ouarda. the varsity Ouard p e r­ forms to T h e Circle Game’ by Jonl Mitchell and the Ju n io r Varsity to "Winter 8un* by �2C Semmoie Herald Sanford Honda Si l.n f.'arth 2.' I99H The inescapable, daily confrontation of death By Dr. William Robert (Bob) Parker around for funeral services ahead of time can bring substantial savings. Yon can purchase a casket from a discount manu­ facturer with considerable savings (Consumer Casket USA. 800*011-H778; or Direct Casket, 800-732-2753). Embalm­ ing Is not required unless the body ts lo be viewed or taken by common carrier across stale lines. Cost of caskets generally range from $375 (cloth covered) to $17,000 (bronze). (Sue Schumann. "The Cost of th in g ’ Home Life). M U ST BAPTIST C H U R C II MARKHAM W O O D S lire word anatomy Is (tom ’ortaloniln’ meaning dissection Why a dividing Into parts for a detailed examination of death? Of all subjects. why an analysis of death? Surely, analyzing life and everyday living Is more practical, popular and productive. Why then, the anatomy of death? Answer: Because of the Inescapable and dally con­ frontation of death. Death has always been a 'grave' subject because ol Its finality! ‘During Victorian tim es.‘ people were burled with shovels and crowbars so that they could dig them ­ selves out. There were tubes coming up through the ground In case the deceased awoke and needed to hell for help. Wealthy people sometimes hired servants to stay near the pipes and listen. A bell might lie put on top of the coffin, with the rope placed In the dead person's hand so that If he awoke, he could summon help. Coffins have been equipped with elertrlc buzzers’ (Nancy S. Hill, Actual Fncfunts). Hans Christian Anderson, trying to p ro ­ tect himself from the coffin, piaced a sign nearby when he slept which read: "1 only seem dead.’ Henry Ford captured Thomas Edison's dying breath in a bottle and kept It until his own death (Ibid.). Men desire to be In control of death: but In control, they are not! The question of preparedness: Ask a theologian Dr. Bob Parker be. Grief Is not a trip you can pack for. It Is utterly lonely’ (Crystal Cromer, ’An En­ queue for Grief,’ Renders Digest. March •98). The question ol preparedness: Ask an attorney Legal advice rightly tells us that we need to be good stewards of all God lias given to us. Planning ahead and drawing up legal documents for one's family Is acting as a good steward. The following are excellent examples: A will providing detailed and full distri­ Are you prepared to die? bution of your assets. Since death Is Inevitable and universal A trust lor ’living will’) where assets In for all peoples. Is It not a fair, realistic and the trust are distributed lo beneficiaries. logical question to ask: ’Are you ready?* Writing a letter of Information showing Tlie question may emerge: ’Is It even pos­ where all family business details can be sible to be toady?* After all. death comes found. unexpected. Example: ’On a hot July The question ol preparedness: Ask a night, .my husband Mark died. He was 24. Smart and witty, he had thick brown hair mortician If you ask a mortician or a mortician's that he pushed off of his forehead, and he loved me... At one precise moment adversary, you may leani something of chronicled on a death certificate, I lost my preparedness on the ’high cost of dying.* world. I was not prepared, as no one can Aa with other merchandise, shopped Biblical Theology Is the source that pro­ vides more valid and lasting Information about death than any source. When Scriplures declare: ‘Prepare lo meet your God," the question of death Is expressed. Like It or not. everyonr will answer the rail of death. Tills Is a rail to meet God which Is Ingrained In our nature ns we are made In the Image of God. The anatomy of death--thr dissecting of the subject--tell» us of our inevitable destiny! IVeparing for drnlh Is really preparation for living forrvrrl Karen Augr In the Fort Worth Telegram titles an article ‘Do we believe In an afterlife? Heavens, yes.' She says ‘Americans don't ngrre on what It ts. but most of ns urr sure Uiat It exists.’ In­ deed, there is today n profound Interest tn going to heaven with sundry Ideas of what heaven Ls and how one gets thercl The definition of heaven ls not left open for grubs, but It ts clearly and marvelously explained In Scripture by God who made It. As well. God makes It clear and precise how one goes there. Really, preparing to live forever Ls something only God can do for you. Eternal life Is a gift from God-glvrn by His grace, through His Son. ’lie that hath the Son hath life...,* and only he that hath Hie Son. '...And he that hath not the Son of God hath not life* (1 John 5:12). Think about that. Guard--------- C a ll u s w ith y o u r n e w s tip s a n d ev e n t i n f o r m a tio n fo r L o n g w o o d , W in te r S p r i n g s a n d O v ie d o . h J FirstChoice J i r C o rn e r o f lathe M ary Blvd. & C ountry C lub Road " » ' * * E u r o p e - l!H M ^ ; S S S S i 15 D A Y S / 13 N IG H T S H M M M ie ltk r k tk M M March 11 was learning about colors. Aboard the real school bus. children used flash lights covered with different colored plastic wrap to see what colors would form when you put the lights together. (Ms. Frizzle's bus was In the shop, bo the transportation departm ent of the Seminole County Schools graciously loaned one of girls will be performing solo and duet performances In the theira.) Outside the school bua. the students team ed about mixing primary colors by mixing gelatin. It was an educational. If sticky, experi­ m ent. Parents, don't read this part to your children. The original Ms. Frizzle was so swamped with work that she asked V Sanford H w y. 17-92 (at Longwood/Lake Maty Rd, (Wal-Mart Plaza, one block near World Gym) north o f Lake Mary Blvd) > f 328-5100 •\ ;* Hours: M on-Thur 323-9045 morning. Team begins at 2 p.m. competition Cheryl preganz to take her place. Cheryl is a dividend at Lake Mary Elementary and an excellent seam stress. She made her Ms. Frizzle outfit herself. But only she and her hairdresser know if the orange hair was real or not. Quite a few first graders were unable to dislodge It tf It was. Tax info, toll-free. 9am-8pm • F rift Sat 9am -6pm « Tax questions? C all TeleTax < !|> |> . 'I I I I I M i l l > No A ppointm ent Necessary! 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The j i. mi It’s the store you remember with Students, friends, and the general public are invited to !" JUSTFOR KIDS" 1 CUT ■ r I “Ldt Mtryi Tour, CniuA Cahbbtu Specialist!" lo Tkt Skopprt a Lett Mary Color Quart n o * to re have practiced n o n this 400 boon rakearslag a rt porfoctiag their skill* with flags, as M il as Oaaca. I l l ^ M M ( I M \ 11 - 1- v F V x n tltn p A jt on M a ra n e ir To A m a ta rta m D w u w S C C o ac ft 1 W w iro o m 1 s m o w h t f i t • 2 t W u k • a tS g K H o w S u y ilM u tfM in (3 3 0 -4 1 6 5 ). I <'l a „Pnoa r tV x_M The LMHS Color Guard Is a non-profit organization that needs continued support from local business and organiza­ tions. Interested sponsors should contact Dave Stew art \\ .lll.lh lt Sunday School 9:20 am. Worship 10:30 am. Services at the Courtytrd Lake Mary Bhd and M Church pta* 350-7933 322-2611 FROM^NLY Out of the Grey. The varsity show utilizes four full sized carrousel horses which sym­ bolize the four seasons of life. Doth shows combine dance, precision, flags and rifles to provide a theatrical in te rp re ­ tation of the songs; the varsity group adds sabres to Increase the level of difficulty. The cho­ reographed dance combined with difficult rifle and sabre tosses, nonstop action and in­ tricate use of flags make the varsity show breathtaking for both the performance and the audience. As a result of r e ­ gional compeUtiona the Var­ sity Guard continues to be one of the top ranked guards In the country. couldn't say no to all those first graders. For those of you who are n 't familiar with Ms. Frizzle, she ts quite a sight with her orange tialr, purple shoes and m ulti­ colored outfit. Students board Ms. Frizzle's Magic School Dus and go on many exciting ad­ ventures. Their adventure on Abundant Life Presbyterian Church D o you k n o w w h a t's going on in y o u r c o m m u n ity ? C o n tin u e d fr o m P age 1C F riz z le -------Continued from Pag* 1C Looking? 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And It WAS Just yesterday _ three weeks ngo. In fact, that In a few terrorizing seconds. Die house that love built was suddenly gonr with the wind. There was happiness and a promising tomorrow for the SENIOR EDITOR DORIS DIETRICH rnmantlc young couple who dreamed of frnthrrtng their love nrst with children, grand­ children...and memories. They had started the four-bedroom home the yrar t»efore with precut matrrinls ordered from Sears Roebuck nnd Co. For 70 yrars, the cherished home was n relaxed haven for family gatherings and crlrhratlons when a wealth of family history was recorded. In later years. Ollle lived there alone Ready for an aftomoon of bridge at the Sanford Woman’s Club are (from left): Mary Dale Jones. Libby nnd enjoyed the memoiy-fllled home home swrrt home and beautiful grounds more and more. Never In her wildest dreams did Ollle envision that a killer tornado would ferociously cut such a destructive, wide path to her comfortable dwelling and nearly wipe it off the map. Olllr said stir went to bed about 10 p.m. on Sunday, Feb. 22 to awaken shortly after 12 a.m. and looked at the clock. "At 12:15, I heard this trrrthle roar...the worst noise I ever heard In my life. I heard my front porch leave, t heard the carporte leave and then the roof rame off. The house was picked up completely, twisted around and the bathroom was found next to the fence.* Ollle continued. “Then came the rain. The Insulation rame down on my head and the Prevatt, Selma Newman, Roee Jacobson. Brooks. Doris Stein and Peggy Mergo. Pal celling fan frll and hit my leg. I heard glass flying and got un­ der the electric blanket and comforter." At that point. Ollle said It was the blackest darkness she had ever seen. She said she lay quietly for about an hour until a neighbor. Jam es Mason, came to her home to check on her. "Every window was blown out.* she said. 1 heard glass flying and thought about live electoral wires, so I Just cov­ ered up and stayed right there for about on hour." Proclaimed the oldest storm victim, Ollle was totally Irrrlfled. She prayed and said she thought this was the end of the line. And she said calmness overcame her and she was ready to meet her Maker, but He was evidentially not ready to meet her. ft didn't take long before emergency vehicles began a r­ riving and she was taken to the fire station on East C.R. 46. Ollle's daughter, Pauline Madden, was not aware of her mother’s perilous plight until Ollle telephoned her. Pauline arrived at the fire station to find her mother In a nightgown without shoes and wrapped In a wet blanket with red Insula­ tion clinging to her curly gray hair which brought chuckles to the good-natured victim. T’m doing pretty good for what I’ve been through,* Ollle said, It's the worst thing that ever happened tn my life.* Ollle's scrapes and bruises were only minor, she thought, so the strong-spirited nona­ genarian did not even seek medical attention. Ollle has been thing with Pauline since the killer storm left Its devastating mark on south Sanford as well as other Central Florida sites. Pauline said, *She ( Ollle) doesn't have all her business finished. It's a miracle.* Some of her ratn-drenched belongings were salvaged and are now In storage, but she Is­ n't too optimistic they are us­ able. She said she has not re­ turned to the home atte as yet. O llle H. H asty, 92, aurvlvsd killer tornado "But 1 will,* she promised her­ self. *Tt»rrr was a lot of history In that house.* Ollle said. We had a lot of good times...now It's all gone, but I hare the memories.' She talked about lirr eldest son. nn Air Force pilot who saw action In three wars, and her twin sons. Another daugh­ ter. the late Wanda Hunter, who died about four months ago. owned 30 acres on Sipes Avenue which was also rav­ ished by the tornado. In addition tn five children, Ollle lias 13 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren. Tour family Is the most important tiling In llie world." Ollle beamed. Most of them have visited her since (he storm. G to rg la C h o rp a n ln g She lauded the Seminole County Sheriffs Office for the was line. T he last 20 years have been excellent Job die department performed. And she waa tickled die happiest of my life.* Ollle tliat Gov. Lawton Chiles ciyl/cd said. T would not change any her and asked If there was any­ day In my life.* So at 92. this perfectly thing he could do. The gracious lady assured die governor she S ss District!, Pag* 4C Elks honor young orators Cyalfela Fttcack .of tfca Htaikraw W aaaa'a CM , Ir m N la parted dotklag la aajay Ckartla Cartaaa'a pnaaatatiaa. Heathrow, before Paulucci, was a cow pasture, historian tells HWC By Shari Brodia HERALD FEATURE EDITOR HEATHROW - Local historian Charlie Carlson told members of the Heathrow Women’s Club that the lush country club se t­ ting In which they had Just enjoyed their lunch was once nothing more than a cow pasture. Carlson was the speaker at the March gen­ eral membership meeting of the club. The women completed their business meeting, enjoyed a sum ptuous meal of salad, vegetar­ ian lasogna and cannoll, then settled down to hear a fascinating tale about what H eath­ row was like before Arvlda. Carlson was Introduced by Cynthia Pitcock. who dressed for the occasion In period clothing of a linen skirt with a linen and lace Jacket, straw hat adorned with silk flowers and lace and a parasol. Pltcock, a member of the program comm it­ tee. told the group Dial she liad heard Carlson speak on another occasion. *1 es­ tablished tliat he Is a Florida Cracker, and I am a Kentucky Cracker, so we had a lot to talk about.* She then asked for a show of hands of the d u b members who were native to the stale of Florida. There were none. other than the speaker. T here are not too many, so tills Is reason It’s so wonderful to get to talk to him.* The modem community of Heathrow Is ac­ tually the first settlem ent of the area of Seminole County west of the Interstate and east of the Wekiva River, Carlson told the d u b members. *1 would give the history of Heathrow but we wouldn't be here very long. Actually there was not too much here at all except a lot of woods.* But. Carlson said, north of Heathrow there were several other settlem ents. *The Semi­ nole* gave us the first place name in this area of what la now Seminole County,* Carlson said. That waa Wekiva. for the river. They lived on the middens and the bluffs where a previous aboriginal people lived, the Tlmucuans* The Tlmucuans died out from disease brought In by the Spanish. The Semlnoles moved Into the area In the 1830s, from Georgia, from the Creek Nation. T hey migrated tn Just like the rest of us.* During the Second Seminole War. a fort, Fort Mellon, was established tn what Is now Sanford. The Semlnoles attacked from the Wekiva and tn the area dial is now TUs- Bes Heathrow, Page 4C Celery City Lodge No. 542 and Evergreen Temple No. 321 Improved Benevolent Protec­ tive Order of Elks of the World Education Department held the 1998 local oratorical contest. Saturday. March 14. 6:00 p.m. at the New ML Calvary Mis­ sionary Baptist Church. The program waa presided over by Daughter Mamie Bing­ ham. The musical renditions were led by Mary Debosc. A prayer was offered by Daughter Amanda Alexander and Brother Lorenzo Polk read the scrip­ ture. Thanks to Marcus Scott for his words of welcome. The occasion of this program waa given by Daughter Katie Burke. Brother Bruce Scott announced the rules and regu­ lations for the contest. Orators were winners In their own right. The theme of the first place winner Terry Von McKtnny was •What Must Weds* to unbound a people loving freedom from the shackles locked by their hands. He will go on to repre­ sent the Elks at the District Oratorical Contest to be held in the future. The second place winner was Sylvester Wynn, Jr. whose theme was 'Building the Foun­ dation*. These young m m held the audiences attention as they gave their orations. Special thanks to the Judges, timekeeper and tallies. The parents. Judges and students were Introduced by Daughter Olivia Ayres. Remarks were given by Dgt. Joyce Byrd. Dgt Ruler and Bro. Roosevelt Cummings. J r. Exalted Ruler. Pastor Ricky Scott gave words of encouragement and the benediction. MUSICAL EVENING Saturday evening. March 21, 7:00 p.m. at First Shiloh Bap- Participants in oratorical contest are {from left): Dgt. Retha Baker, Bro. Stewart Baker. Dgt. Joyce Byrd, Sylvester Wynn Jr., Terry Von McKin­ ney and Bro. Roosevelt Cummings. MARVA H A W K IN S tlst Church the community Is Invited lo enjoy an evening of gospel, contemporary music presented and directed by the renowned Dr. Horace Boyer and the Special Concert Choir of over 200 voices under his di­ rection. HOME INSTRUCTION FOR PRESCHOOLERS There Is a home Instruction program for preschool young­ sters HIPPY Is a home-based, early Intervention program that wifi help parents create experi­ ences for their children that will lay the foundation for suc­ cess In school and In later life. This program, says Gcnevta McClary Qano. Doctor of Edu­ cation: who leads the Imple­ menting agency. Development ... and Support Systems, Inc., Is located at the Sanford Housing Resource Center, 94 Castle Brewer Court, Phone No. 3240323. This program Is designed specifically for parents who may not feel confident In their own abilities to teach their children. The program Is only a two or three year program for parents with children three, four and five years old. HIPPY will have paraprofesslonals who will also partlclte In the program, make me visits to role play HIPPY activities with parents. On al­ ternating weeks, group m eet­ ings are held. During group meetings. para professionals and parents role play the weeks activities and an en­ richment activity will be of­ fered. Issues of parenting and family life, often addressing parents Interest in Improving their own situation through iirther education and training. HIPPY was developed by the National Council of Jewish Women Research Institute for innovation In eduratlon at Uie Hebrew University of Jenisu- C Hawkins, Fags 4C ■■ aaSun><- �4 C •Seminole Herald. Sanford. Florida - Sunday. March 22.1998 W E D D IN G S Tom Tkachuks mark 30th wedding anniversary Mr. and Mr*. Freddie C ash Corine Vanover, Freddie Cash exchange vows Corine Vanover of Alta­ Vide tie Young. Betty Ervin. Sidney Winfield and Elaine monte Springs became the Washington. Their gowns bride of Freddie were white sittln. sheath Cash of Oviedo on Saturday styled, with a front knee split Feb. 14 at 3:00 p.m. tn a accented with short waist formal wedding ceremony length Jackets. Their bou­ held at New Bethel A.M.C. Church tn Altamonte quets were of red. white and Springs. The Rev. Leroy gold roses. Junior bridesmaid was McGahee officiated. Assis­ tants were evangelists San­ Sade Gilliams. Flower girls dra Haynes and Loretta P at­ were Latrlcla While, ly tsh a Yates. Krmcyonte Smith. terson. The bride, a former resi­ Anglneuq DrJrsus. Mnqurtta Hines and Shanna Henry. dent of Quincy, was given in Serving his friend as best marriage by her brother-inlaw Jam es Winfield. The man was George Beasley. Groomsmen were Howard bride chose for her vows a White, Robert Davis. Steven formal length gown of white satin with a scooped neck­ Jefferson. Clarence Wilson. Willie Glantln, Michael Har­ line with sheer net trim on ris. Lamar Washington. Dethe fitted bodice with wrist length sleeves trimmed In qayne Moore. Tyrone Ervin pearls, sequins and lace. The and George Frlson. Users were John Hawn. skirt was accented with pearls and sequins. Her ( Dwyanc Mans. Lance Mans headpiece of white silk roses • and Troy Williams. Ringbearer was Reginald Castt of pearl was waist length. and Bible Bearer was Jordan The attached train was flowing with pearls and se­ Marrs. Music was by David Hudson, condlellghtcr was quins. She carried a bouquet of Louise Carr. Soloists was Gordon Frasier. Pat Thornwhite roses accented with red rosea and baby's breath bird and Loretha Walker. The reception was held af­ with white and red ribbon ter the ceremony at Eaststreamers. Attending the bride were monte Civic Center with the maids of honor Cynthia following serving as host­ Banks and Tammy Moore. esses: Olorla Gilliam. Tim They wore red satin sheath Jackson. Annie Walker. Glo­ ria Cummings, and Elatne B ty le dresses with a front Bplit and accented with a White. Musical Master of short waist length Jacket. Ceremonies was Eugene A. Butler III, number one DJ. Their bouquets were of red. After a week off. the cou­ white and gold. Bridesmaids were Kristine ple returned to their occupa­ Frasier. Wllllease Sanders. tions as surgical assistant al Amy Jefferson. Mary Wilson. Florida Hospital In Alta­ Sarah Duhart, LaShonda Ac- monte and Florida Slate De­ crum, Sharon Crawford. partment of Transportation. HeathrowContinued Page SC cawtlla. which was called Powell's Town. "In 1842. the first settlers arrived," said Carlson. But nobody moved out to the western portion of the county. "My great-grandfather, William Charles Hawkins, was probably one of the first people to settle In this area.* He had served In the Civil War, and returned to his home in Manatee County, where the Hawkin­ ses were In the cattle business. "But the Civil War had devastated the herds down there so by the time William got back home from the Civil War. there wasn't too much left there on the ranch, so he decided that he would move up to this part of Florida. " At that time, there was a lot of promo­ tions being put out by what you'd call real estate promoters. Henry Shelton Sanford, being one of them, that attracted people to this area for farming and orange groves." William decided to try cattle ranching. He settled on the banks of the Weklva River In 1869. The Sylvan area and the Markham area grew up around him as more and more people moved in to the area. Markham de­ veloped in 1872 when a family named Spencer opened a saw mill and started cut­ ting Umber. The population rose to about 500 Includ­ ing the community of Paola. William's herd grew and Carlson said that "at one time he had about 600 head of cattle tn (the area that la now Heathrow)." Carlson told the club that William lost several head of catUe in sinkholes. "If any of you that live In Heathrow are digging In your yard and dig up a row bone, that might be one of William's old cows." Eventually Sylvan Lake had a general store. A neighboring community was Paola. "A fellow by the name of Wilson, he was a lawyer and he built the first depot and post office in Sylvan Lake." The railroad ran out of Sanford, through Lake Monroe, to Sylvan i .afar and Paola "and basically through this dining room that we're In right now and it went south." It was called the Orange Belt Railroad. Carlson said. A narrow gauge rail­ Grace Fellowship Congre­ gational Church recently honored the Rev. Tom Tkachuk and his wife. Becky, on their 30th wedding anni­ versary. Pastor Tom and Becky wrre married March 2. 1968 In New Castle. Ind. Becky Is the daughter of the late Hetty Masters and Wavne Trout. Pastor Tom Is the son of Edith Regal and the late Emil Tkachuk. Jan e llnsworth. Sue Ses­ sions and Ethel Corbett a n ­ nounced t lie celebration during the service Sunday morning. Becky was pre­ sented with a while and pink carnation corsage. Pastor Tom. who was also cele­ brating his f>Olh birthday, re­ ceived n coordinating carna­ tion boutonniere. The couple's three children Tom. Angela and Holly read a poem entitled Marriage Token Three In honor of their parents marriage. A duet. I Wish You. was performed by Cindy Herzog and Rick Kelly. A luncheon was held In the church's fellowship hall fol­ lowing the service. Pastor Steve Michaels. Faithful Word Ministry, led an auto procession of members of hln congregation honking their salute to the couple through the church parking lot. Don Moesta gave the blessing before more than one hundred family, friends, and members of the congre­ gation enjoyed n buffet lunch hosted by the congregation. Family Worship Center Pas­ tor Jeff Krall. his wife. Mrlante and, son Thomas a t­ tended the celebration. Following lunch attendees shared personal stories of how the couple had touched their lives as pastor, neigh­ bors and friends. Pastor Tom's stepfuther told of how Herald Photo by Joan* Hugh** Rev. T om and B ecky Tkachuk cut anniversary cake Pastor Tom and Becky came to Grace Fellowship Church. Edith Regal commended her son for his compassion, and for being a devoted tzisband and father. She also praised Becky for being a wonderful, loving daughter. The couple cut a tiered annlvrraury cake. Before the coke was served. Pastor Tom and Becky. In traditional wedding style, fed each other cake. The celebration concluded with cake and fellowship. The Keitts married 40 years A gn es an d L eo n ard K eltt D ietrich-----Continued from Pag* 3C charming, and I might add fei­ sty. lady Is starting anew. Her philosophy Is awesome. As soon ns her home across the street from Pauline (owned by Paullnel has been refurbished with white paint and white carpeting. Olllr will be moving out on her own. She can't watt to plant (lowers and pul her decorating flair Into action. A girl needs her Independ­ ence. you know. GEORGIA NAMED VOLUNTEER OF YEAR The Good News Presidents Council of Seminole County has named Georgia Chorpenlng "Jail Ministry Volunteer of the YcaT" for 1998. The awards presentation was made by Dis­ trict 34 Rep. Bob Starke (R). Casselberry at u banquet on March 6 at the Sanford Civic road. It went down to Pasco County on the west coast and It was used until 1902 when the tracks were removed. Carlson said another standard gauge rail­ road was built through the area as well and Wilson built a dock Into Lake Monroe, for the steamboats which came up the river from Jacksonville. During this time, another lumber company and a turpentine distillery was in operation tn the Markham area. Some of the farmers raised cotton there. The area changed to farm land, for celery crops, In the early part of the century. "But there were a few people who remained there, for many years, until the railroad was pulled up and then they moved on. Some of those homesteads were eventually bought up by the developers of Heathrow." Carlson told of three old cemeteries In the area, which contain the remains of the ear­ lier settlers. "There are, that you can go see today, where you can find the pioneers that IVe been talking about, three cemeteries, one being Sylvan Lake, one being the Upsala Cemetery on Upsala Road, and one being the Banana Lake Cemetery." Carlson said It Is kind of Interesting to read the gravestones of some of the people buried In the Banana Lake Cemetery. “There's one guy that died in a train wreck, there’s another guy who drowned In the Weklva River. It's ul) written right there on the tombstones." Carlson concluded, "What IVe tried to do la give you a real quick, brief look" and encour­ aged the club members to dig further into the history of their home. The club Is looking forward to Its second annual spring fashion show, which last year was a big tilt and a grrat fund-raiser for the club’s charities. Hie date of the fashion show Is Wednesday, April 29 and tickets. •25. are avallble by culling Charlene Benner at 333-3995. For more Information on any of the programs of the Heathrow Women's Club, or to Join, call Unda Wish at 333-3702. Carl Lronard Kelt! and Agnes Klnard Keltt of Osteen, celebrated their 40th wedding onntversary on March 9. They were married that day In 1958 at Norway Baptist Church. Norway, S.C., by the Rev. Ward. The couple are the parents of three sons, Mike and Maurice of Osteen and Troy of Hilda. S.C. There are four grand­ children. Carl Is retired and Agnes Is a Seminole County school bus driver. The Keitts met at a skating rink In Orange­ burg. S.C. and were high school sweethearts. When they were married , Carl was tn the USAF and they were stationed at Ports, France. They Center. At age 94. Georgia Is among the 30 or so volunteers who grade Jail papers at tile Chris­ tian Alliance Church. Inmates are taught the Bible by other volunteers and are graded on their progress. "Sometimes we have 6 or 700 papers to grade." she said. During the awards ceremony, four former Inmates spoke on how the Jail ministry has changed their Uvea. "I feel It (Jail ministry) Is Important." Georgia said. *1 feel good about It." Georgia said the Jail ministry program ts not financed by any government entity, but through volunteers and private dona­ tions. A former Seminole County School bus driver. Georgia Is very active In the First United Methodist Church of Sanford and the Sanford Garden Club. WOMEN HONOR LATE DON VINCENT There is a neat group of women In Sanford who do more than play bridge. At the March meeting of the Bridge Social, members voted to pay tribute to the late Don Vincent, a pho­ tographer and brother of the Herald's Tommy Vincent. Don lost his Ufe tn the recent tor­ nado that struck Sanford. Organized for several years now, the women still don't have much money In their treasury. In fact . of the $111.00 In the treasurer, the members voted to do "something nice" In memory of Donnie." with • 100.00 of their funds. Hie money has been con­ tributed to the Don Vincent Memorial Photography Schol­ arship at Seminole Community College where Don was em­ ployed In the print and pho­ tography shop for 15 years af­ ter working at the Herald for a number of years. According to Libby Prevail, who arranged the contribution, the state will match the scholarship funds, "dollar for dollar." The Bridge Social was held at the Sanford Woman's Club with hostesses Rose Jacob­ son. Doris Stein and Selma Newman serving "homemade refreshments fit to tempt the gods. The club has many gourmet rooks who delight the group every month with their cooking expertise. High score for the day was won by Shirley Schllke. Other wtnners were "Dib" McElrath. second high, and Thelma Smith, third. Two new members welcomed were Pat Brooks and Peggy moved to Florida In 1963. Carl enjoys making custom furniture and fishing. Agnes enjoys the outdoors, sewing and they both cherish spending time with their family and spoiling the their grandchildren. The Keitts attend Upsala Presbyterian Cliurrh where they are active and are members of the Christian Motorcycle Association. Their daughter-in-law, Tina Kell!, paid a loving tribute to the couple by saying: "Thanks for be­ ing such special and wonderful In-laws. I couldn't ask for any better. You have brought so much happiness and love into my life.* The couple's secret for a long manlage Is: Loving each other and trusting and devoting our lives to God. Mergo. recent graduates of the group's bridge classes. Other players Included: Helen Emest. Betty Halback, HawkinsFags SC lem tn Israel. Extensive re­ search and study In Israel has followed HIPPY graduates through tenth grade, indicating that the program benefits dis­ advantaged children by Im­ proving academic achievement and adjustment to school, re­ ducing the need for children to repeat grades, and increasing the rate of school completion. Development and Support Systems, Inc. (DASSI), the Im­ plementing agency la a non­ profit corporation tn Florida. DASSI provides education, training and evaluative services to parents, teachers, school districts, agencies and policy makers. Dr. Oenevrta Oano is the Executive Director and Chief Executive Officer. She has had 20 years of experience administering educational pro­ grams. This programs goal Is to empower parents as their children’s first and most Influ­ ential teachers. Tajlrt Arts School of Per­ forming Arts and Academics Is a bright light on the comer of Palmetto Avenue In Sanford. Shirley Mills. Mary Dale Jones. Carolyn Cornelius. Margaret Gross. Alice Potter. Gail Stewart, Frances Webster and Libby Prevail. The first allowing of the ‘Guess Who's Knocking At Your Door", a Christian play for youth, written, produced, directed and played by the musical and drama students of the Acad­ emy. the cast performs a four act play "The Heart vs. Stress, Immorality", "The Question, Resisting Temptation". "The Gathering Love. Joy* and the end lets all know that god Is T h e Deliverer". The last performances will be Friday, 7:30 p.m. and S at­ urday 7:30 p.m. March 20 and 21. Call 324-9140 for tickets, also members of Sweet Har­ mony Chapter No. 388 Order of Easter Star. The donation Is •6.50. Call early to make your reservation and support our children. DOWN WITH VIOLENCE Join the march against vio­ lence, Saturday, March 28. 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. The march will commence at the Seminole County Courthouse, Park Avenue, near the lakefront. Before you spend $500 o r more for a new machine, Spend 5 minutes with a Bernina B r i n g t h i s a d f o r 1 0 ° 0 off Come in for a EBEEDemonstration , ' I ‘L . < £ ) © m 65 �Seminole Herald. Sanford, Honda •Sunday. March 22.1998 SC FICK1D2------ F 5 U SUNDAY :t2 MORNING f w p o Imk ioywj i <Ou—j. m -----| y f Senior Patrol Loader Justin Willis. Dr. Stephen Reed and son. 10K face. AFTERNOON PRIME TIME Derok Reed, finalize last minute details for the Olde Lake Mary Days to begin with 5K race led by Boy Scouts Thr traditional klck-ofT for Olde Lake Mary Days has been the 5K race. This year, for Ihe first time. Boy Scout Troop 854 Is In charge of the race. Are they a little nervous? Yest Are fhey ready? You better believe 111 Tire troop has been working on the race for quite some time. When the Scouts first took over, they decided they wanted to expand the race. There will be the traditional 5K. but there will also be a 10K for the really serious runners. In addition to the run. there Is a walk and a skate In each category. The kids have not been left out. There will be a Kiddy K for kids 12 and under. Thr troop has been very fortunate with the help they have received on the race. Dr. Stephen Reed, an orthopedist In Lake Mary, has visited the troop's meetings and explained conditioning to the troop as well as the proper way to deal with Injuries. Senior Patrol Leader Justin Willis, who came In second In the race last year, has been conditioning for this year's race, lie also helped contact businesses about sponsorships. Derek Reed recruited his father to help out on the race. The boys say they have had a lot of fun planning the event and ore looking forward to doing It again next year. Why take on something as big as this race? Tills Is a fund-raiser for the troop. The boys are trying to raise enough money to go to England for two weeks next year to stay at the BadenPowell house and at a scout house on the Isle of Mann. ..... ... . . The race begins at Lake Mary City Hall. The cost for the 10K Is 920. the 5K Is $10 and the Kiddy K Is $5. You have until Tuesday. March 24 to get your pre-registration In. On the day of the race, each category will Increase by $5. Check-In for the race starts at 6:30AM with the race starling at 7AM. The Kiddy K will begin at 8:30AM. You can pick up a registration form at Lake Mary City Hall. For more Information, call Polly Willis at 330-9408 after 6PM. CENTRAL DIVISION TOASTMASTERS CONTEST Saturday. March 14. the Lake Mary Community Center was the site of an International Speech ROW ELL and Table Topic Contest. The contest was lor Area 25 of Toastmasters International. The clubs competing In tire contest were Foliage Club #840. Lake Club #4541, Night Owls Club •6581. OMNI Club #6861. South Lake Club «936 and Trallblazer Club #3179. The contestants for Ihe International Speech Competition were Toastmasters who had won the right to repre­ sent their club. The winner Saturday was Gary McKcchnle. The runner up was Gabby Monroe. Gary will go on to the Division contest In April. Winning there could lead to the District, then Regional, the In­ ternational. 1f Gary were to make It to Interna­ tional, It would not be with the same speech he won with. Contestants must write a different speech for every level of competition they are In. The Table Topic winner was Wayne Harvey. The runner up was Rosella Bonham. Table Topic winners dq.not gib oh td'Dltlsfbrt'. ’ The c/ilef Judge for the competition was Tom Bonham, the Contestmaster was AJ Cumberbatch. Kumiko Johnson, the Area 25 Oovemor, welcomed special guest Clarence Bright, the Central Division Governor. Clarence spoke briefly with the audience and told them that, be­ ginning in July, Toastmasters is changing the way things work. Getting higher certification will require leadership, such as holding an office in their own club. If you'd like to And out more about Toastmas­ ters, they will have a booth at Olde Lake Mary Days on Saturday. March 28. MONDAY PRIME TIM E PaitWpating in Toastmastara International contest In Laka Maty ate: Kanxto Johnson, Ctsrenoe Bright. Gary McKschnie. Gabby Monroa. A1 Cunfceftoalrii, Tom Bonham. Wayne Harvey and Rosela Bonham. Husband won’t face up to his past DEAR ABBY: Six years ago, I moved in with a man 1 love very much. (I’ll call him C arl.) Four months later, his twin sister came for a visit. It was then th a t I learned that Carl was married, and had two children from another mar­ riage 12 yeara before th at one. I asked him if there was anything else I needed to know about him, and he said there wasn't. I worked through my feelings of betrsyal, and Carl obtained a divorce. We married a year later. This New Year’s Eve, another •later came to visit. As shs remi­ nisced about the family, another child (him my husband's past was revealed. Abby, I had given Carl every opportunity to clean the elate ar» before, so I became angry. I S t betrayed again. Both hia aiater and I have explained to Carl the importance of sharing one's past with a spouse. Behavior and attitudes are formed by past events, and it'a difficult to understand why people think and behave the way they do without that history. Carl totally disagrees. ADVICE A B IG A IL VA N BUREN » insists that love between two opts is enough to build a future, j refutes counseling. Am I wrong to insist th a t my isband face hia past? 1 am afraid ere are more secrets that will alt* * our foundation, although he cures me there are no more. ANXIOUS IN ARIZONA basis on which to build a future, he has shown to be un­ worthy of the trust he’s expect­ ing you to place in him. Coun­ selin g m ight h elp him form healthier living patterns — but if he doesn't want it, it would be time and money wasted. • •• DEAR ABBY: On the last leg of a 6,100-mile trip out west, my hus­ band and I stopped for breakfast at a restaurant in Kentucky. Instead of presenting us with our check, the waitress said our bill had been taken care of — but she was not to tell us by whom. What a nice gesture, but why us? PUZZLED AND THANKFUL IN CINCY P.S. The only explanation we can think of is that someone must have overheard my husband say to me, ‘How are we going to pay for this?* — meaning cash or credit card. DEAR ANXIOUS: Since your isband has deceived you and larepreeented himself, I don’t an a you for being fearful that ere may be other skeletons in DEAR PUZZLED: Perhaps it e rinset While I agree with him that wee your lucky day. Enjoy the ve and trust are enough of a warm memory. �6 C •Semnoto Herald. Santonl Honda •Sinday March 22.1998 Health & Fitness F.Y.I...and Your Health Should endometrial-cancer survivors take estrogen? A large national study Is evaluating whether estrogen replacement therapy (ERT) Is safe In women who have su r­ vived cancer of the uterus--the most common gynecologic cancer. EHT ts often prescribed for healthy women to compensate for estrogen loss during meno­ pause. because estrogen low­ ers the risk of osteoporosis and heart disease and allevi­ ates hot flashes and other symptoms of menopause. "Because many of the tu ­ mors that arise from the uterus are estrogendependent, the concern lias been that ERT could Increase the risk of cancer recurring, although there Is no data to support this view," said Dr. Alan Kaplan, principal Investi­ gator for the study site at Baylor College of Medicine In Houston. "TWo small studies have sug­ gested that ERT does not In­ crease the risk of endometrial cancer recurring.* said Kaplan, who Is medical direc­ tor of gynecologic oncology at The Methodist Hospital. *The current study of more than 2.000 women might determine whether cancer survivors should no longer be denied the benefits of estrogen replace­ ment.* Children’s growth differs among ethnic groups A multi-ethnic study of chil­ dren's body composition sug­ gests genetic and environ­ mental factors Influence growth. Abuse of alcohol can have deadly side effects By Alyce Klein RN SPECIAL TO THE HERALD It Is usually a simple task to And a good excuse for Imbib­ ing heavily In alcoholic bever­ ages. Little thought Is given to the physical, emotional, and social damage caused by nlcohol abuse. Using alcohol as a social crutch has multiple det­ rimental effects. Before your next drink, there are some Important things to keep In mind. Alcohol Is a drug and small amounts produces noticeable effects In the body. Over time, chronic alcohol consumption produces many severe health problems. Including: Irre­ versible cirrhosis of the liver (bands of scar tissue on the liver that Impair function), fatty liver, nlcoholic hepatitis (Inflammation of the liver), liver cancer, anemia. Impaired brain and nerve function, dry skin and facial flushing, coro­ nary heart disease, heart fail­ ure. stroke, gastric ulcers, gastric cancer, and renal fail­ ure. It also causes Increased sexual confidence, but high levels of alcohol can produce Impotence. Alcohol dependence Is ch ar­ acterized by ‘habitual, long­ term heavy consumption of al­ cohol and the development of withdrawal symptoms when drinking has stopped sud­ denly" as stated In the AMA (American Medical Associa­ tion) Encyclopedia of Medi­ cine. "Alcohol dependence can cause early death and Is a major factor In crime, marital breakdown, child abuse, acci­ dents. and absenteeism". "Alcohol abuse ranks third following coronary diseases and cancer as the major cause of death In the United States. The life expectancy of a person with alcoholism Is reduced by 15 years, and mortality Is 2.5 times grratrr than that of per­ sons without alcoholism* ns stated In Community Health Nursing by Stanhope and Lan­ caster (1996). Alcoholism Is often defined as anyone who experiences negative impacts related to their drinking. Alcoholism Ls the disease that makes >*011 think you don't have It. It's negative Impacts encompass four areas: Family, legal, sociul. and health. For the fumlly of an alco­ holic. drinking In a source of conflict. The alcoholic Is In­ sensitive to the effect their drinking has on family mem­ bers. Family members threaten to leave If the drink­ ing continues. 'Hie alcoholic may have legal troubles related to drinking. Some examples are violent be­ havior, driving under the In­ fluence. shoplifting alcohol, or using a fake ID to buy alcohol. Drinking becomes on Inte­ gral part of most social func­ tions for the alcoholic. Brag­ ging about how drunk he/she was. drinking before social situations (pre-party). and having difficulty remembering what was said or done during drinking (blackouts) are all so­ cial factors related to alcohol­ ism. Health problems related to depletion, especially of thia­ min. Is Wcmlcke-KorsakofT syndrome. Tills Is character­ ized by "sudden weakness and pnralysls of eye muscles, dou­ ble vision, and an Inability to stand or walk unaided; fol­ lowed by confusion, apathy, loss of retentive memory, and may terminate In death" ns stated In Mellon I s Medical Dictionary 2nd Ed. According to Mosbey Con­ sumer Health (1996) alcoholic rardlomyopathy con develop from *hnbltual excessive use of alcohol. Alcohol In excessive quantities luts a directly toxic effect on heart muscle cells.* Tlie disorder Is defined ns "resulting from excessive nlcohoi Ingestion where the heart muscle ts weakenrd and can­ not pump blood efficiently. Decreased heart function ef­ fects the lungs, liver, and other body systems." Some symptoms of the dis­ order are: Sensations of the heart beating (palpitations). Ir­ regular or rapid pulse, ankle, leg and feet swelling, loss of appellle. cough. difficulty breathing, and weakness. This disorder effects approximately 2 out of 1,000 people. Treat­ drinking can become an Im­ ment encompasses the man­ portant Issue for on alcoholic. agement of heart failure. Liver or kidney function labo­ Medications are used to man­ ratory results are often ab­ age symptoms, and some cases normal. Stomach and Intesti­ require a heart transplant. nal problems can develop and Cessation of alcohol consump­ worsen after drinking. The al­ tion can sometimes cause on coholic often has bruises or abatement or halt of the dis­ Injuries which cannot be ex­ ease process. plained. Alcohol ts a central nervous A disorder of the central syslrm depressant. First It nervous system caused by al­ Impairs Judgment and reduces cohol abuse and nutritional inhibitions which creates UCF center awards grants for cancer, drug research Researchers at the USDA/ARS Children's Nutri­ tion Research Center at Baylor Special to Um Herald College of Medicine in Houston , studied more than 1.000 chil­ dren between the ages of 3 OVIEDO - From a search for drugs effective against resistant and 18. They observed differ­ strains of staph, to a new way to detect breast cancer, the UCF ences among ethnic groups In Center for Diagnostics and Drug Development (CD3) has awarded bone and m uscle growth Ntta first grants to faculty fyeearchera working on a variety of cu t­ starting In the years right b e ­ ting edge projects. ' , 'J \ fore puberty. The $13,000 grants will allow the projects to continue over th e 'African-American children were found to have higher sum m er m onths when the faculty researchers might otherwise be muscle and bone m ass than ofT. white children,* said Dr. Ken­ The Center, established last fall, supports research In chem is­ neth EUls. a Baylor professor try and microbiology aimed at the diagnosis of cancer, cardiovas­ pediatrics. *We believe this cular and Infectious disease*, and discovery of new m edicines. might be a genetic difference, The research underway a t UCF will open the way for com m ercial and It might help tell us why development of new treatm ents. * more whites than blacks suffer from osteoporosis later In life.* For example, one recipient. Saleh Haser. ts looking In tropical The study found that H is­ plants for drugs which are active against the germs associated panic and white children were with tuberculosis. These pathogens are Increasingly resistant to almost Identical In term s of existing drugs, and it la vital to find new ways to fight them . An­ bone and tissue m ass, but other researcher. Otto Phanstiel. Is working on a chemical which Hlspanlcs had a higher inci­ will delivery cancer killing medicine Just to the cancer cell, dence of obesity and a higher avoiding damage to surrounding, healthy tissue. percentage of body fat. In other cancer related projects, Karl Chat ls working to cstabThe researchers used this information to develop ethnic- Itah a new way to diagnose breast cancer by analyzing chem icals specific models for growth and called "proteinase* in the cancer cells. The profile of these body composition. They will chemicals will also help doctors make a prognosis for the p atien t evaluate the study participants and plan treatm ent. Ratna C hakrabarti la heading up a study of lum an genes which may speed the diagnosis of prostate canevery two to three years to d e ­ two hurra termine If the models can p r e ­ cer. dict changes In body composi­ The other two scientists are working on projects of great in te r­ tion. est to fellow re searcher*. Cristina Femandez-Valle'a project, ti­ tled ‘Characterization of the Neurofibromatosis type 2 gene Searching for better cancer products expressed by normal rat Schwann cells,* could lead to new treatm ents for nervous system tumors. Harry Price ts work­ treatments ing on the 'Development of Fluorescence-Based Assays for th e Researchers are trying to Detection of Inhibitors of DNA Directed Enzymes.* It will speed detect drug-resistant cancer the screening of potential drugs. cells in the laboratory before the drugs are used In patients. A better understanding of how the medications Interact with cancer cells could help improve the drugs and reduce their damaging side effects, said Dr. Pul-Kwong Chan, a pharmacologist at Baylor Col­ Special to tks Herald lege of Medicine in Houston. If you're not already walking outdoors for enjoyment and Chan has pinpointed a p ro ­ fitness. April Is a great month to start. tein that is 20 times m ore abundant In tum or cells than T h e coming of spring makes everybody eager to get outdoors, In normal cells. Determ ining anyway.* said Ann Polich. a representative of TOPS (Take Off the exact role this protein Pounds Sensibly). "And once you're out there, walking Is a su p er plays In cancer cells could activity, no m atter what your current level of fitness.* help scientists better u n d e r­ stand how cancer cells work. If you're not used to walking outdoors, here are some pointers 'B ecause cancer cells have a to keep in mind. m uch higher am ount of th e 1. Drsas Appropriately. Lightweight layers (wlndbreaker. shirt, protein, we theorize that one etc.) are more versatile than one heavier layer. As you warm up to way to block the cancer cell’s your stroll, or conditions change, you can peel or add clothing aa growth la to Interfere with th e needed. protein's function.’ Chan said. 2. Protact from ovsrsxpooors to the mm. Use sunscreen, While some cancer patients sunglasses, and a cap or visor whenever appropriate. benefit from the drugs now 3. Chases a roots that salts year sfcDttT. If you're used to available, other patients do not walking Indoors at the mall, for example, don't tackle a steep respond to the treatm ents. Drug-resistant cancer cells of­ hilly route your first day outdoors. Work up to those hills gradually. ten develop In patients during 4. h a a wars of yoar surroundings. Not only does this Increase the late stages of chem other­ your sense of personal safety, it also m akes the walk m ore apy. Interesting. A change of scenery can work wonders for your, "By testing medications In exercise motivation. cancer cells In the laboratory, 5. Black oat worries about others' rsoetioas. New w alkers we can see exactly how the sometimes feel more self-conscious outdoors. Yet fitness w alkers drugs are affecting the cells.* are such a common sight these days th a t a novice walker Is never Chan said. aa conspicuous aa h e/she thinks! You'll soon get used to working out In the open. If yoa k m any Health and "Many TOPS members walk to take off and keep off pounds,* Fitness news, fex it to as at Ann said, "in fact, lots of TOPS chapters have Informal team s that (407) 323-0400 or oaO (407) meet regularly to walk together. Non-membero are welcome on 322-2011. these walks, too.* * . . ' V ............. • i . ' --------------------------- m 1 # \ ■ A l ,T (| » L ti « L* m H I Consistency Creates Results How much time a day do you have to do a cardio workout to make a difference? As little as 15 tninutes of cardio activity, meaning bicycling, walking, or stairstepping will get your natural fat burners going enough to make a difference. The key word in the success of losing weight is consistency. It is better to work out 15 minutes a day than to do 45 minutes and bum out after a few workouts. 15 minutes a day is a com* fortable amount of time to invest in good health. Simple Solutions to Tough Weight Loss A weekly column by CAROL FREEMAN Health and Fttnern Consultant Want a super exercise? Five tips on how to ‘walk this w ay’ feelings of euphoria and r e ­ laxation. As greater amounts of alrohol arc consumed, coordi­ nation, speech, and reflexes become Impaired. Uncon­ sciousness nnd death can fol­ low If the area of the brain that controls vital functions Is sufficiently depressed. Alcohol Is not only a health hazard. It Is also high In calo­ ries. Some examples of calorie content listed In Nutrition For living. 2nd Ed. are as follows: Five oz (ounces) wine 11 Okcal (calories). 12 oz wine cooler 220kcal. 12 oz beer I50kral. 1.5oz vodka A gin lOOkcal. and a 2.5oz martini 156kcal. Drunk driving leads to around 25.000 deaths each year In the United Slates. In order lo reduce the Impact of drinking and remain within a safe blood alcohol level, do not consume more than 1 beer, or an 8 oz glass of wtne, or 1 oz of liquor every hour and a half. Eat before consuming alcohol because thr presence of food delays It's absorption In the stomach. Alcoholism and dependency can be life threatening disor­ ders. The first step toward healing Is admitting that there Is n problem. Alcoholics Anonymous offers group meetings all over the city al many different times during the day. Call 521-00)2 for In­ formation on meetings In your area. Some other resources are National Drug and Alcohol Information 1-800-729-6686 and the Center for Drug Free Living 245-0020. Q : I know exercising will help me lose weight, but I’m not sure what ex­ ercises to do. A: You're right, exercise ls really es­ sential to permanent weight control. Lesson #1: W alk off w eight 1 always recommend walking as a great place to start for a couple of reasons. First, you already know how to do I t S e c ­ ond. it’s so simple, it's almost Impos­ sible to hurt yourself at I t And third, It's often easy to get people to go with you. Beginning exercisers should start slowly and gently. Easy-does-lt Is the rule. Walk for 5 m inutes, then turn around and come back. Very slowly build up your distance. You'll noUce your speed Increasing almost by Itself. #2: Walk every day. W alking Isn't like Intensive weigh training where you need to rest every other day. The more you walk, the more weight you lose. Beginning walkers often noUce they have more energy after Ju st a couple weeks. People say they sleep better, have a better men­ tal atUtude and mental endurance. They feel m uch happier with them ­ selves and have Improved self esteem . �Seminole Herald. Santord Florid* •Sunday, March 22,1998 •7 C After Hours O scar predictions Titanic in front as Academy celebrates 70 years of Oscar David Frazier S taff W riter Thl* year, Die Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sci­ ence* celebrates the 70lh year of Oscar. And you could say that Jam es Cameron's ship ha* come in. Barring an unex­ plained phenomenon occuring • like the Academy saying they cheated the Nickelodeon peo­ ple by not nominating Good Durger and make amends by changing thetr minds - Titanic should cast o(T with a boat load of gold, bald guys. Titanic is the clear front runner, and not because It swat a heavy blow to Oeorge Lucas' "force" by surpassing tils Star Wars In box office su ­ premacy. And. equally as clear. Is the fact that Cameron should also win a statuette. However, stranger things have happened. When the Academy seems at Its most predictable, tt often throws a curve ball. He It nomination snubs (Rupert Everett for My flest Friend's Wedding) or underdog victo­ ries (Martsa Tomel for My Cousin Vlnny). the Academy l» beginning to be predictable with Its unpredictability. Hut, fear not Titanic fans, the Acad­ emy members may be un p re­ dictable but not stupid. When such a monstrous suc­ cess docks Into America's col­ lective consciousness as TUanlc has. It la hard for the ‘other best picture nominees to tread water. It Is In the acting cate­ gories where TUanlc will have no power. With the exception of supporting actress, the big boat Is non-existent In the performing races, and there are no hotter contests than In acting this year. ‘ In supporting actress. Gloria a Stuart, who played the older * Rose in Titanic, could ride the popular, film's wave or she could get the sympathy vote. In either case. Stuart Is one of the top contenders. She also happens to be one of the four lames whose nomination is their first. Kim Basinger, who played a made-up Hollywood ter from The Wings o f the Dove a critics' award favorite. hooker In L.A. Confidential. Is the other prime candidate. Both Basinger and Stuart tied at the Screen Actor's Guild awards. Personally. Stuart 1s a favorite. She brought us closer to the story with her portrait of the unforgettable event. Supporting actor Is more difficult to call. Out of the five nominees. Florida-bom Burt Reynolds, a pom auteur In Boogie Nights. Is a personal fa­ vorite and odds-on favorite. But each Individual In this category deserves a note of mention. If Robert Forster in Jackie Drown. Anthony Hopkins In Amtstad. Greg Kinnear In As Good as It Gels and Robin Williams In Good Will Hunting were to win the award Instead of Reynolds, you would hear no complaints here. In the Best Actress category. It is four British lasses versus one American. One of the five actrrsses happens to be Kate Winslet from Titanic, but don't count on her being awarded. Helen Hunt from As Good as It Gets and Judl Dench from Mrs. Drown look to be the early favorites with Dench winning my vote. And do not count out Helena Bonham Car­ Lastly, there Is Best Actor. Forget Malt Damon of Good Will Hunting and Dustin Hoff­ man of Wag Itic Dog. two good performance* and. In a slower year, they would have better chances. The real race Is b e­ tween Peter Fonda of Ulee’s Gold. Robert Duvall of The Apostle and Jack Nicholson of As Good as It Gets. My take on this category ts that Oscar lias a tendency as of late to recogntxr films from earlier In the year • remember I991‘s The Silence of the Lambs. So the winner may be Fonda, a p er­ sonal favorite. If that Is the case. Yet. the Screen Actor's Oulld gave their award to Fonda's Easy Rider co-star Jack Nicholson. And who could forget Duvall's fire and brim ­ stone performance as the flawed preachfr 1In The Apos­ tle. K is the kind of one man allow that attracts Oscar at­ tention. Better get the life boats ready for UA. Confidential, The Full Monty. As Good as It Gets and Good Will Hunting. TUanlc will more than likely send those films into the drink. Enjoy It Cameron, you earned It. Jack Nlcholton (left) has bean nominalad for a Bait Actor award lor As Good As ft Gels. REGAL Attsntlon tint artists craftara * Historical sptaksr Charlie Carlson, author of both Strange Florida: The Un­ explained and Unusual and When Celery Was King, will «nwlc a t the I k a n f U r , M arch M meeting of the Sanford H is­ torical Society to be held a t the Sanford Museum. 520 East First Street. Sanford. His topic ts -Fact. Fantasy and Folklore of Seminole County*. Refreshments will be served beginning a t 4:45 p.m. fol­ lowed by the regular business meeting. Mr. Carlson will ■peak a t 6:30 p.m. The recently released Strange Florida: The Unex­ plained an d U nusual is s col­ lection of Florida tales and r e ­ flects th e author's lifelong fas­ cination srlth the region's folklore. The author previously -i t n r p m LAKE MARY CINEMA 10 3580 N HWY 1 7 92a 324 01 1r TITANIC earn i * j o 4 ts*oo GOOD WILL HUNTING 100 4 00 7 00 * 40 THE WEDDING UNGER 1JO 4 20 7 JO * *0 eO'S U.9. MARSHALS 12304 10 7 10**0 WILD THINGS 100430 7 30 1010 MAN IN THE IRON MASK 12 43 4 107 10 1000 rq » L.A. CONFIDENTIAL 1241400700*30 HUSH 130 4 40 740 1010 BIO LEBOWSKI 1 10 4 30 700 1000 MR. MCE GUY 120 4 40 740*10 • D I M O H S N O P A W S M O SlJPIB About the Old Days by Bill Harris will be staged. Per­ formances are Saturday eve­ nings at 8 p.m. and Sunday af­ ternoons at 2 p.m.. In the Fine Arts Theatre at Seminole Community College. Admis­ sion Is free. The plays In the Spring series are: W ings (March 21/22): D e­ veloped as personal therapy after the playwright's father suffered a debilitating stroke. Wings takes the audience In­ side the psyche of a stroke vic­ tim struggling to regain her ability to comm unicate. The play ts a magnificent adven- by Blodgett's Nursery. The show will be held W sdsssdsy, M atch 3 6 from 2 to 5 p.m. and Thursday. March 26 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Loch Haven Park. 710 Eaat Rollins Street. Orlando. Free admission and the public Is welcome. and OVIEDO - Due to the Initial response and demand for space, Taste of Oviedo Art Committee will be holding a second screening for the Taste of Oviedo - Art Show. This Ju­ ried show will be giving over S2.000. in cash awards this year, which attracted aver 4e, 000 people last year, m aking It one of central Florida's fa­ vorite com m unity events. This year's event will be held on Al­ exandria Boulevard on May 2. For an application or for fur­ th er information, call the Oviedo Cham ber of Com m erce a t 365-6500. All com pleted applications m ust be received by the Oviedo Chamber of Commerce by Friday. April 17. HOURS C I N E M A S '^ OTP completes ‘Acts of Passion’ in spring series SANFORD - Orlando Thea­ tre Project will complete Its playreading scries. Acts of Passion, In a three-part series today through April 5. Wings by A rthur Koplt. The Zoo Story by Edward Albee, and Stories nONU\ 1 Qantva Musaum donated the proceeds of sev­ eral copies of When Celery Was King to the Society. This book la dedicated to the early farm ers of Sanford, Florida and Is the stoiy of early local celery farmer. Carl Carlson, an ancestor of Charlie. Also con­ tained in the book la a great deal of the history of Sanford's reign as the Nation's Celery capital. Following the program. Mr. Carlson will autograph copies of hla books which will be available for sale. Visitors are welcome to a t­ tend. Contact the Sanford Mu­ seum (407) 302-1000 for fur­ ther Information. GENEVA - The Geneva Histori­ cal Society will sponsor an open house Boaday. M atch M from 2 until 4 p.m .. a t the Qeneva Museum on First Street. The event Is free of charge and open to everyone. The fea­ ture of the event will be a Florida native living hlstoiy village, as well as sampling of native foods. For Information on th e event, phone 34B-5188 or 349-5495. Lat us know Welcome to the Seminole H erald's 'After Hours’, a page dedicated to the arts and en ­ tertainm ent news In Seminole County. If you have any story Ideas, pictures or com m ents abopt the page please call David Frasier a t 322-2611 during weekdays, or you can write to David by sending let­ ters to The Seminole Herald. atm . David Frasier, P.O. Box 1667, Sanford. Florida. 32772-1667 or 300 N. French FloraJtfcov Sanford, Florida. The Orlando Garden Club, Avenue. 32771. Remember, a rts and Inc. presents Ptxxaxs On Line, a standard flower show with a entertainm ent news Is not ex­ com puter them e. The show clusively limited to Sanford will feature floral design and and Lake Mary, but also the plants In competition, e d u c a ­ rest of Seminole County. So tional exhibits and a plant sale drop a line! ture Into the mind and a revelation of the strength and mystery of the hum an spirit. OTP veteran Chris Pflngsten directs popular OTP acto r Christine Decker as th e stricken avlatrtx. The Zoo S to ry (March 28/291: In this ‘ReadProv*. actors Cullen Douglas (recent recipient of s Lillie Stostes award for his performance In 1997*8 The Lion in Winter at OTP) and Ned Snell (also from Lion) Improvise their way through a staged reading of Albee's groundbreaking oneact play. The actors will have no director and no rehearsal together, and won't know In advance which character each will play. At the Saturday performance, the audience will choose the role for each actor, on Sunday, the a c to n will switch roles. At both readings, the audience will enjoy an original theatrical experience: watching two ac­ tors discover their perform ­ ances 'live*. Stories About the Old D ays (April 4/5): In this touching, funny duet, a former blues singer and a retired factory worker swap stories, spar and spark In a Detroit church. Both African Americans in their sixties, the man and woman Interweave their rich reminiscences, Joys and r e ­ grets. Director Ray Hatch known from hla work at the Zora Neale Hurston festival and from December's OTP production of S ta k in ' the Mess Out o f Misery- brings the play to life through veteran actors Jo e Pinkney and Olgla Camp­ bell (also from Stakin'...). OTPs Acts of Passion series provides theatre professionals with a forum through which to present their own passions issues that are often over­ looked In m ore m ainstream Care. 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K C M « . IT HAi> A CAVITY IN IT f WKY CO DOYOJTW HKTM£ TOOTH FNRY WILL GIVE MEFlXLfTUGE FOR. THAT ? , by C h a rltt M. Schulz I SHOULD HAVE NUMBERED T H E M . PUT 'EM \ BACK WHERE ) \ T H E Y W E R E .^ V ^ / jM ><c T A U R U S (A p ril 2 0 -M a y 2 0 ) Realism is essential m order to do w e* m com m er­ c ia l m atters to d ay B e lo gical without being a defeatist and d o n l dw e* In shad­ ows where none exist. A . Ts-li k mJ \ ■ « i m ' Z5T - SWOOEKJ SO WHAT TP&ODS rr u TT- J J 3 T LEO (July 23-A ug. 22) Your im agnabon will be very active today, but you might use it only lor Imdmg clever excuses to s e t a s id e d u tie s th a t yo u s h o u ld be addressing S C O R P IO (O ct. 24-N ov. 22) Today, you might not accomplish anything significant Your goals may be loo scattered and you could have a hard time txm gng them m o locus S IT ? _ r~ r J 15 C A N C E R (Ju n e 2 1 -July 2 2 ) In a situa­ tion w here staunch allies are required today, use your best judgment to deter­ m ine the depth ol their support Do not proceed * uncertaav by Howl* Schneider OH.YCAH? 5“ 13 T 7~ L IB R A (B a p t. 2 3 -O c t. 2 3 ) F ra s h lif t could be breathed m o an old. unresolved issue today Try not to say or do anything oltensive lei sleeping dogs ke "■ 3“ ! G E M IN I (M ay 2 1 -June 20) An endeavor ot yours could be subjected lo unneces­ sary delays 11 you bring a nonproductive Into the act Limit participation to doers and contrfcutors V IR O O (A u g. 23-S ep t. 2 2 ) Poking your nose today into matters that do not a tie d you dirsctly could prova lo be a sorry choice It might penalize you socially or monetarSy E E K A MEEK r r t WOT VCR r> d if f ic u l t t o DtAGUOSE W W AILS SOCIETY THESE DAYS 1 Y O U K jK- P E A N U TS CHANGED M V \ / U H A T ABOUT \ MIND.. I D E C ID E D )/A L L THE W 6ED5J I DON’T WANT / l I DUG UP? / A GARDEN.. / S r A R IE S (M arch 2 1 -A p ril IS ) II you hope lo achieve your objective today, you'll have to be resAent and thick-skinned It you're solt or sensitive, you could get decked in the earty rounds A n e t. treat yourseil to a birthday gift Send lor your A s tro -O ra p h p re d ic tio n s lo r th e y e a r ahead by m a *n g 12 and SASE to AstroO ra p h . c /o this n e w s p a p e r, P O Bos 1758. Murray HA Station. N ew York, NY 10156 Be sure to state your zodiac sign SAO rTTAR IU S (Nov. 23-O ec. 21) Usually you're not sbngy toward people who have treated you in a generous fashion, but today the absence of this Irak could dun your image C A P R IC O R N (D e c . 2 2 -J a n . I t ) tives w ill respond lo you today sam e m anner you (real them If hypercritical they I p o m out your lections as w e* PISC ES (Feb. 20 M arch 2 0 ) Your tnands R e la ­ might not be loo eager to pick up your in lh a and ot lh a tab . It you tail to pay your you're share, you w o n ! look too good with othimperC lfM b yN E A lar The winner that might cost There is only one card that, under ’ normal circumstances, Is guaranteed to win a trick; the trump ace. Yet by Jim m y Johnson M b! OKT J I'M JOfcT V A R R ttflkX L . 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Stall Wrllrr IJVKF. MARY < its A Lake Maty i n m m issio M cr k I m- i i i k Ii i vesttg.ited lor a possible rleclion violation, while* two of Ii Ih . ontc-mpor.irlra nt.md by Ibrlr I'lulorsrinrnt of him. Shrlla Sawyer has filed a complaint against hrr oppunrnl In tlic* November 11197 election. Al Cnimp. alleging that a campaign brochure con­ tained "glowing false slate incuts'. Sawyer has asked the Florida Klet lions Commission to In­ Sheila Sawyer, lefl, has accused Al Crump ol violating a stato statuto during Iho 1997 Lake Mary commission election in which Crum p unsealed her vestigate Crumps campaign literature under a Florida Slat ntc that prohibits 'false stale ments with malice about an opposing candidate.* The former commissioner names Seminole County Com mission Chairman Randy MorBec Probe, F ife BA Nude issue clothed in controversy | Fallen hero’s legacy Special tribute to dad By RUBS WHITE Herald Stall Writer By JEANA HUGHES Herald Stall Writer_____________ HANFORD Seminole County Commissioner Grant Maloy says he Irelieves the commission's i-llort to i lean up adult entertainment and sexu ally oriented businesses is 'going down like the Tlt.inli Maloy is milled thal the county has wasted lime and energy and spent more lhan *200.000 in legal lees without success. 'All that’s Ih-i-ii accom­ plished Is thal a lew of these clubs have spnurd up ihrlr outside appearance," Maloy said Friday 'Hut that wasn't the problem It's the conduct Inside that needed to he changed H i * strip dulrs sre getting all they wanted • total nudity. SANFORD Grelchen Schapker. pnnclp.il of Seminole High School, grew up In a patriotic lime following WW1I when the country's freedom had been secured by the sacrifices of Its loyal citizens It was a lime of hononng heroes who had made the ultimate sacrifice liy giving their lives defending their country and her people from the threat of Communism. Captain Kd McKenzie was one of those heroes. CPT Bee Tribute, Page SA Grelchen Schapker (left) accept* an American flag from Seminole Battalion Commander LTC Andrew Verrett (right) a* Officer T>n (U n ­ cock took* on — iM a S is ly fkmsf Wm *m 'The county9s effort is going down like the Titanic 9 --Commissioner Grant Maloy alcohol, lipping, and tloor dancing.** Maloy said. 'When we started all this. I thought there was a good chance ol (leaning up the county, hut It hasn't happened We've spent like crazy and (bunged little. It's all a mess." Bm County, P i| «B A Benefit concert brings out heart in community, just as teen receives one By K E L U E W BRNEK Herald Staff Writer SANFORD - When people pull together for a good cause, things happen. In this Instance, a life was saved. Through the dedication and hard work of a local teenage gospel group. AK£. David Han doo was on the operating table at Shands Hospital In Gaines­ ville Saturday morning, getting another chance al life. 'Everything that the commu­ nity has done for us. especially AK2 ha* brought an abundant amount of Joy lo our family.' David's mother. Sonja Handoo said from thr walling room at Shands. *lt Just proves thal there urr still wonderful people In (he world and that people still rare. I cannot express how thankful I am that people have pulled together for my son.* Sanford may sell land for road extension at 1986 price By NICK PFKtFAUP Herald Staff Writer SANFORD • The Florida De­ partment of Transportation (FDOT) has Increased the offer to purchase city-owned prop­ erty on Upsala Road. The land Is In the line of construction for the extension of the GreeneWay toll road 417 to ­ ward Interstate-4. Described In various docu­ ments as a city fire station site, the land has not been de- veloped us such. Sanford Fire Chief Tom Hickson said It was turrhased with the Intent of tulldlng a new fire station fa­ cility, but the project was never completed. Sanford purchased the land for $99,000 In December of 1980. It Is south of the present Upsala Hoad fire station, on land which once was a railroad right of way. Although not listed on the regular agenda of Monday night's Sanford City Com m is­ sion meeting, it Is expected to be brought up for discussion as a late Item during the city manager's report at the work session. The first offer from FDOT. submitted In December, was $28.100, which the city refused to accept. Following a meeting between City Manager Dill Simmons, and officials from the FDOT and Turnpike Authority. Sanford made a counter offer o f the original purchase price. $99,000, which was agreed upon by FDOT ac­ cording to a letter to Simmons dated Feb. 10. According to the FDOT Right- % !? — £ N n M Paolo by I M t B rsM Check It out! Baggar Murray Kaufman hand* grocahas lo Winn-Dixie customer Ginny Paters. She has Just axpartencad self-service checkout for the first time. Check out our story on Page 2A. Bm Bala, Pag# SA • ‘i< 'rj- . • INIMX ___ u, Cnssesrt Da B sa b ................ . . . . .AA*7A DsarAbby ...........................7A ............ a Bee Heart, Page 3 A Who's Number One? *■</. 1 I? * " 4 * ■“ / i \ " r 4 * : ik i m j kd o L w * • • J ▼ r . J I 'O k x . jSfr, The top-ranked Lake Mary girts basketball team takas on Boon# lor lb# stata championship Saturday night at tha Lakeland Center. Gametime la 8 p m , which la 7, Bllltfc/FHii II %fl -------- 1- ........................ i n rsr**t ........................ J * PTTf1- ............................4$$$ Byw u............................in aa n r .................................... $$ .......... its husband's deuth. has been trying lo find a way to not only feed her family, but also keep her son alive and pay for his medical expenses. A week ago. two special charities that work closely with past our weekend presstime. Look for lull coverage and photos in Tuesday's Sanford Herald. Winter Springs Tow n Center feels like home ------ --------- Brtcfc.................... .......... .1A M mm pul him on an emergency walling list for thr surgery. There was one problem, however. David s father passed away six months ago Irntn the same condition and he was the sole provider ol Income and In­ surance lor Ills family. Sonja. In addition lo mourning her E w T David has been waiting al the University of Honda medi­ cal center for over three weeks for a heart transplant thal will keep him alive Hr was diag­ nosed with a r.irr heart condi­ tion several years ago which finally took Its loll on the 19year-old a Iru weeks ago and I Town Center near Tuskawllla Road will be *our version of Disney's Celebration.* said Mayor Paul Partyka. By TO N Y T ttZ IO Herald Correapondent WINTER SPR1NOS - Following Sanford's successful rejuvenation of Its downtown area. Winter Springs recently unveiled Its version of a small town hub. catering to the upscale community. The 230- acre plan for a Winter Springs Others who praised the project Included Winter Springs merchunt Dick Gudcnkauf o f Speedy Quick Printing who sal on the original 434 Development Committee. *We have the land, so the time Is right.* he said. SUBSCRIBE TO THE SANFORD 5i , i . ^ • . .jijj...... ... « mu ( ' , <*■ ■>\ *• Commissioner Cindy Gcnnell acknowl­ edged the efTorts o f many people to pull the project together. *A lot of us have been working hard for this for a long time.* Represented at the meeting and Involved In the process were the many consultants who are concerned with both the overall design of the project, as well as It's finanBce Center, Page BA �2 A ■ Santerd Herald. Santord. Florida •Sunday, February 22, 1998 ★ T ib b e ts A u to R e p a ir Dont to A^L, W ★ loom I f "MofUtr —-— m * a aua * u#7 pSrrWTWI. P f W ill • * « ) • / * • motlfor, plpot * u tt lytic cormiton • lor u loop os you 000 poor cor Check out self-service at grocery store By SH AR I BR O D IE Glnny Peters scans a grocery item at one of the Lake Mary Wlnn-Dixie's new self-service checkout lanes. Herald StalT Writer LAKE MARY - The 21st Cen­ tury Is available tn a super­ market near you. "I love It. It's the only way to shop.* said Glnny Peters after her first experience with the self-service checkout system at the Lake Mary Winn-Dixie Mar­ ketplace. The grocery store Installed three self-checkout lanes about five weeks ago. Winn-Dixie spokesman Randy Roberta calls the system *one stop shopping at Its best.* Customers may chose to use the system whether they have a few items or a larger order. The new system Is designed to be easy to use and gives the cus­ tomer step-by-step Instruc­ tions. Equipped with a sensitive scanner and an automatic belt, customers simply scan the bar-code located on the grocery Item and place It on the belt. The belt can detect the size and weight o f the Item; this protects against double­ scanning or double-charging. The customer only needs to en­ ter a UPC code for a fruit or vegetable or larger Items, such as big bags o f dog food. The Hwetd Phcro by Shad trodt* LACKING FOR A HAIRSTYLIST? \ scanning bed ulso weighs the produce Hem. The order total can be checked at any time during the process. Tills Is convenient lor customers who arc short on cash. When the order Is eotnplclc. the customer takes the bagged groceries and the re­ ceipt to a special cashier, to pay for the order. Discounts for coupon Items arc subtracted at this lime. The cashier knows which orders have been through the self-service check­ out by the plastic bags; white for self-service and brown for full-service. Safeguards are built Into the * m t lk .u iiie system, so that minors can not purchase alcoholic beverages. Winn-Dixie hns added the self-service checkout lanes to the L ik e Mary and MelroWest supermarkets. The Jacksonvtllc-buscd chain plans to In­ stall more by Mnrch. In Or­ mond Beach, Conway/llolTner and Waterford Lakes stores. Winn-Dixie Is currently the only supermarket chain using the self-service checkout. Designed to save time for the customer, the system has proved popular In Lake Mary. Shoppers could preview the system four weeks before It •m P H H M S 1 TANNI NG 1 M o n t h U n lim it e d COMPLIMENTARY CONDITIONING WITH EVERY HAIR SERVICE 110 E. First St, Historical Downtown Sanford • 322*4913 G rocery, Bags 7A The deadline for filing Homestead Exemption is March 2nd! For your convenience in filing, we are accepting applications by mail. Applications will also be accepted in person, Monday - Friday at the following locations: SEM IN O LE C O U N T Y SER VICES BUILDING 1101 E . FIR S T S T R E E T - SAN FO R D 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. H o m e Fa t k k t \ C o m p o n D ia n a . Je f i R t v Ji .n m k k ^ L vkki n T A X C O L L E C TO R 'S O FFIC E W ILSHIRE PLAZA 384 W ILSHIRE BLVD - CA SS ELB ER R Y 8:30 a m - 1 : 0 0 p m / 2:00 p m - 8:00 p.m. Any questions regarding property tax exemption should be directed tot he Exemption Department at # (407) 321*1130, extension 7508. Thera Is no charge to M e Homestead Exemption. H.W . “B ILL " SUR ER s E w w o L K C Q w tT v .y ttg fO jT y s p p s A is e R Aim PantaKo (cantor, in back), praaktont and CEO of Cofckwal Barfcar Raal Estate and Judy Oman (to I■8 nyfn)( v8nv8i tiOflOR OMolOn IMSf* comps rTsnxwi ov wm vjoroon TSmsy to lnsu nsw horns, through Habitat lor Humanity International. Ha was joined in the presentation by Lake Mary Coidwel Banker Realtors Margaret Batchelor (left), Sharon Voaa (third from right), Danieta Pep (behind V o m ), JtUann Oiktoa and Robert Voaa. Coldwell Banker helps create new home for the Gordons ORLANDO - Patricia Gordon and her four children, have realized their dream. A new home h as been provided by Habitat for Hur a r it y and Coldwell Banker Real Estate C or­ poration. A ceremony w aa held recently at the home located tn O dando, at which time the keys were turned over by Preaident and CEO of Coldw ell. Alex Perriello. “We are rilra sri to have been able to pro- vide Patricia and her family with this new home.* PcrrieUo said, ‘ and proud to support the efforts of Habitat for Humanity Interna* Uonal.* He added that Coldwell la dedicated and committed to helping family like the G o r­ dons to achieve the dream or owning their own home. The bouse waa built In Just six weeks, in a bUta*. through Coldwell Banker em ployees. Coldwell reportedly has raised over 1600.000 during the past four years and helped bulkl over 60 homes In cooperation with Habitat for Humanity. repre sented both the tenant and owner when South Atlantic Component Sales, an elec­ tronics factory rep. company, relocated from Orlando Central Park to Northlake Business Park In Altamonte Springs. The second lease Invoiced 3.866 square feet o f office at C ross­ roads Business Center on Semoran Bhrd. It was leased to U n iiii» Media. CASSELBERRY • Duke Prop­ erties of Maitland announced that William M arshall Jr. has purchased 12,162 square feet of a multi-tenant office bu ild­ ing, 107-115 Concord Drive in Casselberry. LONOW OOD - Southern Re­ alty Enterprises, Inc. .. Longwood, has announced the hir­ ing of four new sales associ­ ates to Ua team. They Include Beth Osborne, John Yam ln, Don Wojnowskl and Noe ml Aguiar. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Business broker Cress Dtglio, Km M a to . P a n 7A f �SanfonJ Herald, Sanford, Florida •Sunday. February 22. 1998 - 3 A IN BRIEF Who opened the flood gates? Republican woman matt I.AKE MARY • City Hall was closed for business Friday af­ ter the building was flooded ns the rrsull o f a water main break. City Manager John Litton said air pressure caused the hydraulic toilets In overflow when water was turned back on after work done on a w ater main. A break had l>ern found In a pipe on East Crystal Lake A ve­ nue. Thr break was caused by a Irrc root. Public works crews shut down flow lo the pipe around 2 n.m. Friday morning to make repairs. When the water was turned back on. the overflow oc­ curred. flooding city hall with I /8-Inch of water. Some residents experienced a period of no water, bul the water supply was never con­ taminated. The Seminole Republican Women's Club will hold Its monthly meeting and mem­ bership drive on Saturday, Feb. 28 at Ramada Inn. 1-4 and 434. The meeting will begin at 11 30 a m. Quest speaker will be Mr. Steve Cooke from the Sanford Airport Authority. Lunch Is $10. For more In­ formation contact Vcrdell Pugh at 323-7069. Credit help Everyone needs to know how Important It la to have a good credit hlstoty. If you would like to receive some very h elp M tips on how to estab­ lish credit and successfully maintain an excellent credit record, you will want to attend tills free informational m eet­ ing. The meeting la sponsored by the Success By Six Community Resource and Referral Center. Judicial nominations In order to fill a vacancy on The workshop will be held the circuit court bench c r e ­ from 2 to 3:30 p.m., March 4. ated liy Judge Round's retire­ at the Solvation Army, 700 W. ment. the Judicial Nominating 24th Street, Sanford. Christian Commission for the 18th Judi­ Credit Cuu— ila si. Inc. will fa­ cial Circuit covering Brevard cilitate the meeting. For mare Information or to and Seminole Counties has certified three nominees to register fee fe e workshop call (407] 328-3900. Governor Chiles. The nominees were selected from a flrld of 10 applicants More and more often we are and are as follows: Judge Lisa hearing about numerous p eo­ Kilim, Bruce T. McKinley, and ple who have fallen prey to the IVorl Crosby Smith. skilled encounter! o f con a rt­ Uuvrnmr Chiles lias 00 days ists. Today these schemes can to make the appointment from be very creative and b eliev­ the list of nominees submitted. able. Anyone is a potential v ic ­ Volunteers honored tim. On Match 11, the AJxSbtty-flve volunteers were helmrr Resource Center will honored Tuesday, Feb. 17 for resent a seminar conducted their dedicated service to the Officer Ed Isbell o f the W in­ Ey" Sanford Christian Sharing ter Park Police Department Center. Thr fellowship lu ll of entitled 'Protecting Yourself First Presbyterian Church. Against Frauds and Scams*. Third and Oak. rang with pi­ Join us from 11 a m. until ano tunes try Jeanne Shea: a noon at the Winter Park City ‘ Damsel In Distress' m elo­ llall, 401 S. Park Avenue. W in­ drama. led liy Pastor Lloyd ter Park, for this free presen­ Al.nnsha with volunteers tation and team how you can playing the parts. A table nap­ become more aware o f the kin's placement determ ined more common scams used to ­ whether or not you were the day. For more Information call sweet young maiden, the hero (407) 843-1010. or thr dastardly villain. The Alzheimer Resource After the rnrrgrtlc thrsplan Center Is a caregiver assis­ ire breaker, attendees enjoyed tance agency committed to lunch provided by Buck's Ca­ helping both caregivers and their families cope with the tering. Jesse Peebles, a one and often over­ nun entertainment center, difficult donated his ta le n t!! on the whelming tale o f caring far an Alzheimer patient. Alzheimer's i. keyboard, fiddle and guitar, Disease Is a progressive brain playing oldies, but goodies. disease which causes a person President Richard Martin rommended the volunteers on lo lose the ability to remember their loyalty In stalling the things, perform dally tasks Sanford Christian Sharing and eventually require 24 hour care. This disease affects over Center, now In Its 21st year. The Center Is open Monday 4 million Americana. through Friday (except holi­ days) 9 a m. to noon. 515 E. 25lh Street. Avoiding freed lo c a l f o r e p a r t Today: Pauly cloudy. Highs In the low-70s. Lows In the mid-SOn . S u d s y : Thunder storms. Highs In the mld-70s. Lows in the uppcr-SOs. ■■•■day: Thunder storms. Highs around-70. Lows In the low -80s. Tuesday: Sunny. Highs In the low-70s. Lows In the upper-40s. EXTENDED OUTLOOK 3:26 MTURDAT SUNDAY Ptcldy 72 ffS T r i m 76 69 9:42 Fantasy a 13-14-17-X1-M Lotto (Fab. 14) 4-11-31-33-M-33 444*1 CuhJ Adoption Agency o f Central Florida, Inc. and Cradle of Hope Adoption Center, Inc. artco-sponsoring an infonnntlonal meeting for families consider- Continued from Page LA Shands Hospital sponsored the $300,000 operation which would give David the henrt he needed. That wonderful ges­ ture. however, only covered the astronomical cos! o f the actual operation. There was still the consideration of the postoperation care In addition lo the constant monitoring and testing to ensure that his body recovers properly and doesn’t reject the new organ. That's where AKZ came In. The three teenagers decided that someone needed to help the Bandoos and began in­ forming the community of Davld'a condition and need. Last night, they held a bene­ fit concert at the New Life Word Center In ordrr lo raise money for the post operation rxrises. In addition la a trust ad that has been established al Huntington National Bank In Sanford. T h e turnout for the concert was absolutely unbelievable.* Patty liartwtg. the mother of one o f the group members said. 'Then* were about 120 people who came out and they were all local. The klda sang for almost two hours while the audience danced, talked and sent out their prayers for David. It really was a miracle.* Joining AKZ were two local groups: The Life Savers, a four member Christian rap group and the New Life Word Center choir. Group member Amy Anne Hariwtg and Zerlmar *ZZ* Ramirez sang solos, a rend I.lion,, o f , thr popular song 1"ArtjftlimT' you need a friend* and "You are my Cod* respec­ tively. There was music Uiat appealed to everyone, from gospel to rap and pop. *1 am really not bragging, but we sang better last night than we ever have.* Amy Anne said. “We had a reason for singing and our voices came out the very best that they ever could. Everyone seemed to enjoy the show and that's important to ua.* At the end o f the evening, the donations poured In from p e o ­ ple who really didn't have money to give. People gave of their hearts instead o f their wallets and AKZ raised over $1,300 for the Bandoo family. That is in addition to any con­ tributions that have been made to the trust fund. *1 really believe that God did this, not ua.* ZZ said. *W)ten I realized what we were able to accomplish, I was completely ecstatic. I cannot thank every­ one enough for pulling together and helping David and his mother.* There was one little piece o f E good news sllll walling for AKZ and Sonja Al 3 a m. this morning, a heart match for David was found. He was prepped and ready for surgery by 6 a.m. At 9:45 Saturday morning, Sonja received an update on her son's progress...the heart had Just arrived 30 minutes prior and they were getting ready to give It to her son. T h is Is the crucial pan lor David right now,* Sonja said. 'Now and of course the postoperation care. We'll just have lo wall and see what the end­ ing lo this story will be. Bul 1 have fatlh that If we've rome this far, anything Is possible ' Sonja said anything is possi­ ble If people care. AKZ has shown that dedica­ tion and Ilia! true love for your fellow man can move moun­ tain*. Or at leas! give people heart. C O M I N G ... Siinforri Ilcr.iUI Honest, Dependable, Guaranteed and Dedicated Service with a Personal j Concern for Your Repair Needs. The meeting Is open to the public and there Is no fee for admission. To RSVP for the meeting, please call (407) 8312154. The Adoption Agency o f Cen­ tral Horlda, Inc. was estab­ lished by adoptive parents In 1993 and lias placed over 200 children for adopllon with loving families. Heart IS Harrell & Beverly Transmissions 209W.25lfaSt, Sanford 322-8415 uv-ooaM Since 1959mSainc Location S J tie 3 ta v c 4 feet frith a ligh t ch op. W a te r te m p e ra tu re at D ay to n a la 61 d egrees a n d a t N e w 9 y m ra a . 61 degrees. W in d s a re from th e n o rth ­ w est a t 10*15 m .p .h . Of-Way Specialist James Clark, the new offer was made. *...ln the sptrU o f cooperation be­ tween the department and the City o f Sanford, and to save any additional costs to the taxpayer due to studies, analy­ ses. appraisals, consultants etc., that would be generated from any continued differences o f opinion about the uses and value o f the parcel.* In revealing the latest offer to the mayor and commission mem bers, Simmons said he had not yet contracted for the reappraisal and environmental consultant wetlands study which v u ^ I f i n y d iftMH inirlr in E m p x m u m W e lc o m e s BARBARA H IT T E L L TO OUR STAFF C o n v w n te n tly L o c a t e d O ff 17-92 2 5 5 7 P a rk D r .. S a n f o r d » 3 2 1 - 2 B B 7 Lifelong m e m o rie s ' nr LA | fc 2- Hara are ths winning numbers sslsctsd on Friday In tfw Florida Lottary: Adoption Information Ing International adoption on Monday. March 9. from 6:30 lo 8:30 p.m. at the Orlando Public Library. I0 l East Cen­ tral Blvd.. Orlando. CHANGE S a le TUESDAY MONDAY Tatrass 70 51 •n aay 73 49 LO TTER Y! White Elrphant sale on Tues­ day. March 10 at 6:30 p.m. The cost Is $5 If you bring a covered dish, and 810 without a dish. The public Is wrlcom e. ABWA helps the community and raises money for educa­ tion and scholarships. Call Liz Bold I at 830-3279 for d irec­ tions. G O O D N E W S!! Turn from your tins and give your life lo Jesus Christ. He'll forgive you and you'll pass from death lo life. Get real I Read John 8:31, ONE-HOUR PHOTO �4 A - Santord Herald. Santord. Florida •Sunday. February 22. 1996 Editorials/ Opinions EDITORIALS Promoting good race relations One of the last forums for segre­ gation is the church. Blacks for the most part worship with other blacks. Whites with other whites. But for eight years, members of First Baptist Church of Sanford and New Life Word Center have made a point of getting together for the Joint Fellowship and Worship Event. The Rev. Ron Merthie from New Life, and Pastor Dr. Wayne Harvey from First Baptist, see the services as a way to demonstrate in Christ’s name that there is no dif­ ference in people, they are Just different colors. "This day is a good reminder to us that we all are children of God," Harvey says. "I am convinced that our coming together as we have is making a difference in the community of Sanford." Merthie says. We agree. The worship of God is a very personal relationship that transcends our physical being and centers in our spiritual soul. It is the ability to see the world beyond oneself and one's immediate and basic needs. Our connection to a Supreme Being defines our hu­ manity. Harvey and Merthie agree, we are all God’s children. He sees us not as having worth because we are a certain color or because we have captured material success. Our worth is measured by our rela­ tionships with others. What we put into making the world a better place for the short time we are tn it. Sanford over the years has suf­ *«. So, she's too old, he's too stupid It was 6 o'clock when my husband decided he had a ravenous hankering Tor a big heman's breakfast. What he had In mind was a typical country breakfast _ a slab o f Smithfield ham. two extra-large fried eggs over light, steaming hot grits drizzled with sausage gravy, sugar-cinnamon-coated fried apples and freshly-baked hot buttered biscuits. We're talking about 0 o'clock In the evening here, not morning. And on top or that, our lowfat and low-cholesterol larder Is not stocked with these satisfying staples, a far cry from our usual boring orange Juice and oatmeal breakfast menu. So. off we headed to the Cracker Barrel where a country break­ fast becomes a succulent dinner for those who savor rating that high off the hog. The already dark night was dismal and dreary with a slight mist a-fallln‘ while a gusty wind was a-blowtn1. My ever-lovin' parked me at the front entrance o f the rambling frame building to register on the watting list while he circled the crowded lot In search o f a space to park the car.. Making a mad dash In the rain toward the door. I couldn't help but notice the rustic wide verandah was Uned with comfy, old-fashioned rocking chairs filled with hungry patrons arockin' and a smokin' while a-walttn*. Upon crossing the threshold tnto the overlypacked (with people and merchandise) country store, electronically-controlled green ceramic bull frogs announced my presence with unbellevably-reallatlr, loud croaks. Cringing at the unexpected noise while deeply Inhaling the permeating fragrances emitting from scented candles and toiletries. I finally mustered enough breath to address the hostess. Smiling, she politely Informed me MMOR ■D IT O ft D O R IS D IE T R IC H there 'would be si 30-to 35-minute wait. *Oh. no. and no place to alt," 1 whined under my breath. Then. I spotted a friend. Doris Oormly. an employee In the gift shop, who was patiently showing two lively lads, about 9 -years -old. some exciting toys Including a puzzle featuring three rings to be linked. I moaeved over to pass the time o f day (actually evening) with her, while loudly moaning and groaning about the long wait with nowhere to sit. T h e y will bring you a chair from the dining room." she informed me. I thanked her. but de­ clined. Then I thought to myself that "hey. I’m not THAT old.' Just about that time, the smaller, slimmer boy. whom I shall call PeeWee. handed me the ring puzzle to solve. The other boy (let's call him Rlngo), a bit chubby with round checks and wide eyes, loudly declared to the throngs In the gtfl shop. “She cant work tt. She's too old!" Whoal 'Why you Impudent little squirt.* I muttered. An apologetic PeeWee turned to his friend and admonished him with. Tou shouldn't have said that. IT* not nice to call people old.* I muted. "Alta Boy. PeeWee. sock It to him. •postal Pooplo MORAL K»T Spina bifida doesn’t slow this dynamic woman from New Life and Fft^ Biptiat are Heather Kirby la on exuberant 25-year-old Texas-born woman, who greets everyone with a smile and a kind word. Her friendly de­ meanor makes everyone almost unaware of the fact that she has spfria bifida. Spina blfltia (or divided spine) Is described as a birth de­ fect In which there Is defective closure or tlie vertebral column during prenatal develop­ ment. In the U.8.. spina bifida occurs tn about one out o f every 1,000 live births. Because of this condition. Heather was bom with an outon her back caused she says, by a to b r tjomiriefidifU ^W ^ i ^ djftiU m g .... those tensions and doing their parts to ease them and build better relationships between all people. We hope more of these Joint serv­ ices are held. Including other churches. More of us must under* stand that under our skin, pale as snow or dark as ebony, we are not so different In our hopes and dreams, in our human Journeys through life. dealing system committee for new Sanford city m anager; It la my hope that the d ty make a diligent, nation­ wide search for applicants to consider far S an ­ ford's next dty m anager. Don't be too hasty to narrow the Ust o f ap p li­ cants before a thorough Investigation o f all you receive. It would also be helpful to have a periodic listing In the Sanford Herald of respon ding a p ­ plicants. Hopefully, your final chioce w ill be a topnotch d ty m anager from out-of-sU tc — o r at least one with no previous tics to ou r ares. BUT. If tt turns out that your final selection la one from this area, then the dtlsen a o f Sanford can assum e the selection process w as Just a farce. WmM Berry's World "■ TONY I TIZZIO ! Tlzzk) is an advocate for the disabled. fered some from racial ^.tension. Merthie, Harvey, and congregations City manager search Oo ahead and let him have It.* Rlngo sheepishly ducked hla head, slowly backed ofT and became totally absorbed with frantically attempting to aolve the difficult (s iz ­ zle. 1 was gloriously gloating that here wan my chance to teach young Rlngo a good lesson about life. “Know why you can't work the puzzle?" I haughtily snapped at the bewildered boy. “No. why?" he shot back. 'Cause you’re too stuptdt" Well, he huffed, he puffed and he swelled up like one o f those ceramics bull frogs guarding the entrance and croaked, *lt‘s not nice lo call people stupid.’ We each apologized at about the same lime. Now that we had established such a friendly rapport, there was no getting rid o f the youth­ ful worry warts. Rlngo and Pee Wee were at our heels as we browsed every square Inch o f the cluttered store while awaiting our turn for nourishment. PeeWee bragged to us that he was spending the night with Rlngo and had plenty o f money to spend. Well, those two boisterous troys tinkered and toyed with Just about every play­ thing In the country store and fingered and sniffed the tantalizing confections neatly on display In the sweet tooth department -- that Is. neat until Rlngo and PeeWee arrived. Soon, our name was called and we reluc­ tantly retreated to the dining room while laughing about getting such a big kick out of the two Impish, but absolutely charming, little fellows. And we are still wondering what PrrWee eventually purchased with the two crumpled dollar bills that were burning a bole tn the pocket of his tight, faded Jeans. W hile sitting tn the Courtroom for several h ou rs observing and listening to the wheeling, dealing, and plea-bargaining between the State Attorney's Office, attorney's far the defendants, and judges. It m akes you wonder wlqr do we need to retain attorneys Just to get probation, attend som e m ade-up money- making d a aaea and pay court costa ao they can get their ahare o f the purse? Moat of the state attorneys can’t win cases without the power o f the cou rt They don't have the quality expertise o f common sense to win cases, so they mostly bargain, wheel and deal with crim inals. W inning cases requires common senae and this system baa immunity from hav- Seminole County activist tn| This system doesn't deal with the truth, only rules and law s o f crim inal and ctvll proceedings to protect their own system from within, and H iw p h w allowing common sense to be Bflg a part o f t b d r Judicial and other lawfbl/unlawful **W here I'm from all men are truly created equally, bu t since I've been visiting here I've found a ll types o f dtvtaton s amongst people. Do you realise (h at t f 6 0 to 75 percent o f i-bargains) be or aha 8o when you quickly r the load, just trust fa dosed. Stay alert. You are in battle. In this country you might get ■topped for a broken tattttght and somehow wind up with five years tn prison. Finally, this month .we celebrate Black History Month. Another piece o f unrecorded history ta that blacks have supported the system o f S an ­ ford through faithful employment fo r over two or more decades. Including a black poMoa chief. WeU. 1 truly applaud all far tb d r contribu­ tions and rm a proud black man to aee the m any employees In the City o f San iH d wttfa ac­ complishments. However, tn a few yaare when this county and d ty government g it together, opinion, but your First build-up o f spinal Quid. She later had this outaow th surgically removed, thanks to the local Shrtnera o f San Angelo. Texas who bulged with about 05 p a re n t ot the surgery In feet Heather w as the Shrtnera poster girl, with many TV and newspaper appearances. Besides the Shrtnera, she praises the Texss Rehabilitation Com m ission of San Angelo which helped with her education. Heather also h as Osteomylltus, a bone disease, in her legs. Even with her difficulties, Heather has had a lot o f people who supported and en­ couraged her. You aee. Heather w as adopted and raised In a foster family with five other brothers and sisters. They are still very close she says. Growing up. she loved playing sports like football and soccer with her family, even with h er wheelchair. M any times, she forgot that she was dis­ abled and ao did her family. A great loss. however, w as when her younger brother Ernie, who had cerebral palsy, died In 1991.1 feather la especially d o se to h er 14-year-old nephew TV. whom ahe aaya fa more sensitive to d is­ abled people bec a use o f having had her and Ernie tn hla family. Heather's parents were very supportive of her. even when her siblings and she used to play on the monkey bars as children. (Her mother did go b a llistic at first.) Heather was a a d f- described tomboy. Her mother fought wtth the local school board to allow H eather �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Honda ■ Sunday, February 22,1996 ■ SA T r ib u t e -------Con tinned from Page 1A Anssd bwitary Christine l i r a s , 38. o f 1015 Hickory Ave.. Sanford, was ar­ rested Thursday by Sanford police. Hayes was charged with possession o f crack c o ­ caine. possession o f drug paraphernalia and tampering wlth/fabricate physical evi­ dence. Hayes was arrested at the com er o f 10th Street and Locust Avenue. The Sanford QUAD squad made the arrest. I'm glad I endorsed h im * rls nnd Lake Mary City C om ­ Sawyer’s romplalnt stems missioner Gary Brendrr In her from a brochure mailed by complaint, stating that Mortis Crump one week before the and Drrnder helped develop Nov. 4 election. Crump's brochure. In his brochure, Crump said Ilrrndrr said Saturday • that Sawyer opposed support­ morning that he could not ing economic Incentives and speak to the romplalnt. but *1 the funding of a traffic light for gave Al an endorsement for use Lake Mary Elementary School. In his brochure.* He said he Sawyer voted In favor o f the did not work on the brochure Incentive package for A T ftT s and did not know who did. Th e relocation to Lake Maty In endorsement was used In 1005, and while she spoke Cnimp's last brochure o f the against the commitment of rampaign which Included •25.000 fay the d ty to help statements from Morris, former pay for the traffic signal at the la k e Mary Mayor Lowry Rock­ July 10 d ty commlaaton ett. Sheriff Don Esllngcr. the Stu\focd Item Li and the Orkuuio meeting, she did vole affirma­ tively. Sent Inti. Sawyer also d ie d other Inac­ Morris also sold he could not curacies bt the brochure. speak to the complaint, and Crump had publicly apologized added, *Yes, I endorsed him. In November for hla errors, stating that he did not mean Ip personally attack his o p p o ­ nent. In Sawyer's complaint, she slates that Crump's false In­ formation was used "as a means to turn voters against me, and win.* Sawyer told the FEC, ’ Presently, the voters are upset and shocked to see this be­ havior.* Crump could not comment on Saturday, saying he la pro­ hibited by slate statute from discussing the complaint be­ fore the investigation is com ­ pleted. The FEC has assigned an in­ vestigator to the case. If Crump la found In violation, he could be fined as much as •5.000, but would not be re­ moved from office. Willie Howard, 22. o f 2550 Dyrd A ve„ Sanford, was a r­ rested Friday by Sanford p o ­ ller. Howard was charged with armed burglary, aggravated a s ­ sault. battery, criminal m is­ chief and trespass after warn­ ing. Howard was arrested In the 1500 block o f West 25th Street. Howard allegedly forced his way Into his ex1 1 ^ ^ ^ ^ apartment. He also is a trespassing warning at the apartment complex his exgirlfriend lives at. £ QUAB tqvatf o r tfcs Jo* P ro b e ----------Conti ntied from P i| i 1A C e n te r C o a tia a td Fags I A the quality o f the scenic open space and the lake are Impor­ tant. Aspects o f a town center should be maximized for their gathering quality. Although o f­ ficials admitted that the price for lhe consultants was not cheap, thry hope It will bring In many shoppers to the area. These consultants take the in­ formation that they get from meeting with the local busi­ ness owners, city staff and residents to get thetr feedback. The community Itself was praised, particularly by con­ sultant Forest Michaels. Michaels said that with the 40 percent higher than average Income and (he home prices being higher than Seminole County's average, that It was a developer's dream. The home run of the evening Qlbba who ape It*'was also mrrAhuied 'that 11 lysing retail t r i. :»jp J I • V 'T » clal impact. Included were: Dover. Kohl ft Partners, Gibbs Plan­ ning Group and Michael’s De­ sign Associates. The consult­ ants have been brought In from places such as Detroit and Mi­ ami. Winter Springs City Manager. Ron Mrlemore, talked on the importance o f this project and Its impact on the city. He also thanked the commissioners for kreping the project going. •We're going to be moving forwunl to make this projrct liap|*en for the city.* he said. Consultant Victor Dover stated, *A renter Is where a town actually comes together. It Is where we communicate, buy things from one another and gather. It’s an architecture of community, not Just o f de- sales and figuring out what makes shoppers tick. Gibbs brought out many of his statistics, thoughts and general trends about the retail shopper, downtown and town center: * Shoppers are mostly women between 25 and 45 years old. * There arc higher profits In downtown areas. * Stores In town centers have 15 percent higher sales vol­ ume. * Sixty percent o f all sales ore after 0 p.m. In the final analysis, it all came down to what the con­ sultants said. People are more geared toward a small town atmosphere today. That’s why new shopping centers and homes j m d c r t g n e ^ ;k | (t like ' 4. *T 4 C o u n ty McKenzie Iclt behind the safety o f his home nnd his newly wed wife. Gretchen, when he was shipped overseas In prepara­ tion for the Normandy Inva­ sion. He was nevrr to return home or to see the daughter bom 10 months before his death. Hla daughter, Gretchen McKenzie Schapkcr. would only know her father through the memories of others and by his heroism. Schapker has never visited the Rhone American Military Cemetery In Dragulgnan. France, where C IT McKenzie Is buried, but through Ute efforts o f Seminole County ShcrifTs Office Deputy Tim Glascock, school resource officer for Seminole High School, she has finally seen her father's grave. Deputy Glascock Is a com ­ missioned officer In the N a­ tional Guard reserves. Moti­ vated by his own sense or pa­ triotism and his deep respect for Schapker as a leader and mentor, Glascock contacted the Battle Monuments C om ­ mission tn Washington DC. Through the commission, re­ sponsible for American Ceme­ teries outside the contlnenlal United States. Glascock was able to acquire a color lith o­ graph o f the American military memorial and a photograph of McKenzie's grave. Schapker was surprised with the framed lithograph during a presentation by Seminole Bat­ talion Commander LTC Andrew Vcrrett In recognition o f Seminote High School's support of Lt. Glascock and the Florida National Guard. During the presentation. Vcr­ rett recognized the great sac­ rifices of soldiers surh as McKenzie. V cnrtt speculated that were McKenzie lo ask to ­ day *Waa my sacrifice worth It?* he would only have to look to the accomplishmentb of his daughter to know that It was. The lithograph and photo were "furnished by authority of the Congress of the United Stales as an expression o f sympathy and gratitude o f the American people.* explained Vcrrett. Glascock had also arranged for Schapker to be presented with a set of the National C ol­ ors that had flown over the Rhone Cemetery, and that Qlaacock had had encased tn a 5 shadow box. *lt was a fun thing for roe to do, * aatd Qlaacock. T was extremely moved by the tribute to my dad and to all fallen soldiers.* commented Schapker. Schapker recited from memory part o f a letter received by her mother from President Roosevelt following her father's death. ’ He stands tn the unbroken line o f patriots who have dared to die that freedom may live, grow and Increase Its bless­ ings. Freedom lives, and through it he Uvea, In a way that humbles the undertakings o f most mankind.* As an Infant Schapker had not known the comfort o f a memorial service or visiting her father's grave. For Schapker the presentation provided a missing sense o f closure to her father's death. *He (Glascock) is a special guy In a lot o f. ways.* said Schapker. thanking Glascock. We Believe In THe “Old Fashion” Way • • • • one Funeral Director handles all details all preparation Is done at this Facility service times w ill meet your needs no Interest is charged on trusted prearrangements, which arc 100% refundable • the family selects cremation services • markers designed to specifications * BETTE ORMKOW JMBCHUTTEMAN G ram kow F uneral H om e since 1936 fc - 500 E. Airport Blvd.. Sanford. FL 32773 . n o t e n a jy > jf r f o . ; T . n o n 'im c h llK .V M V IH li P ag * 1A Commission Chairman Randy Morris doesn't agree. T h e county has circled Us wagons for the fight against adult rnterialnmenl." Morris said Friday. ’ Apparently, Mr. Maloy only Is shooting his gun Inwards. We thank him ever so much for his support* On Tuesday. Maloy and M op ris are headed Into a formal discussion that leads to one of the biggest decisions the county commission will make (March 10) about the adult en­ tertainment Industry. Will the existing, legal adult businesses (3 nude dancing clubs. 2 book stores) be ’ grandfathered* by the county? Some say It's a done deal. One reason Is that the county would have to spend several million doUars In legal costs If It doesn't grandfather allowing the businesses to re­ main where they are located along U.S. Highway 17-02 In the Fern Park area. A second reason Is the county's agreement with the City o f Sanford to Identify multi-Jurisdictional parcels where adult businesses could come. Sanford will pull out o f the Interlocal agreement If the commissioners doesn't gran d­ father the businesses. Other­ wise the dubs would relocate in Sanford by 1090. •It's obvious where this Is headed." Com m issioner Dick Van Der Wctde said Friday. T h ree commission ers derided that sometime age. U k e it or not. these guys are going to grandfather. With Matey and V an D er W eide opposed to gran dfa­ thering. M onts. Darryl M rU tn and Win Adam s have Indicated they were for It. O n Friday. Adam s wasn't saying hoar he would vote. "I expected we would know what happens In the “ Merlot's case before we our decision." Adam s said. Sassy Merlot's is one o f two nude dancing d u b s that the county says to operating Ille­ gally. There w as a 5-hour bearing this past week but the case won't be continued until April & By that time, Adam a said, the com m ission w ill have m ate Me grandfatherin g derision an d die interlocal agreem ent b e ­ tween Sanford and the county will be In effect. T h is will be done before w e flnd out if ou r new aduk.code to constitutional," Adams said. Hugh Trees, attorney for Sassy Merlot's. said the month and a half wait was better for his client than the county. T h e longer this goes, the more o p ­ portunity we have to prove the county did not have sites avail­ able." Trees said. T would think the county would want to go right sway." If Sassy Merlot's wins the case. Trees said It also would have to be grandfathered with the other businesses. Deputy County attorney Lon­ nie Oroot said he didn't believe the April 8 date would Interfere with the county's plans. He reasoned U was the first day Judge Alan Dtcluy had to give enough time for the debate. ‘ Everything's going to fall into place." Morris said. “Some o f the testimony In the Sassy Merlot's case this week will have to be reheard." The Board o f County C om ­ missioners will discuss the adult entertainment Issue at a 1:30 p.m. meeting on Tuesday. Feb. 24 . and at 7 p.m. on March 10. The Sanford City Commis­ sion will evaluate the Joint planning Interlocal agreement with the county at a work ses­ sion Monday afternoon. The Planning ft Zoning Board o f the county meets Monday night at 7 p.m. to make Its recommendation on land use for the adult e n te r tainment Issue. If the current businesses are grandfathered, the county will have to change Its zoning regulations. The businesses are tn commercial zones not Industrial or M-2 zones as cited tn the new adult entertainment code. A G etaw ay f o r th e Tw o o f Y ou ? Who W ill Care For Mom? rm a am — Suzanne M. Dickey. 61. U k e Boulevard. Sanford. died Thursday, Feb. 10, 1008 at M ariner Health Care. Born July 98. 1036 In Marietta. Ohio, sh e moved to Central Florida In 1006. M rs. Dickey w as a homemaker. She eras a mem ­ ber o f Ballet Out Id o f SanfordSurvivors Include daughters. Kim O'Connell, U n ite, both o f Sanford; sans, Hatch, Greg, Jeff, all o f Sanford; sister. Lynn Bower, Philadelphia, Pa.: eight grandchildren. Qnunkow Funeral Home, Sanford, In ch aise o f arrange­ ments. Kristie Mae Lam b, 91, M ead­ owlark Street, Longwood. died Thursday. Feb. 10. 1808. Boro In Greenfield. M ass., she moved to Central Florida In 1081. M s. Lam b w as a tele­ marketer. She w as Unitarian. Survivors include parents, Herbert and faunnaow, . T E W alter. A M U X B r. s n x r Adsltoe F. Riley. 88, O ak Leaf Clrrie. Lake Mary, died Friday, Feb. 90,10 8 8. Boro In Mexico, she moved to Central Florida hi 1080. Mo. Riley waa an ac­ countant In motion picture industry. She w as a member of VUada Club. Loo Angeles, Calif. and RSVP. Retired Sen­ iors Vocationa l Program . H ol­ lywood, Calif. Survtvocs Include com panion, DeWayne Bell; stepson. John P. Jr., France. Baldwln-Falrchlld Oaklawn Park and Cemetery tn charge o f Bringing Yon The Bett In Assisted Living atAffordable Rates! • 24 Hour Professional Staff • Medication Aaistance Management • Emergency Responae System in Each Apartment • On-Site Rehabilitation Therapy • Three Gourmet Meals Served Daily • Social Activities fle Wellness Programs • Scheduled Transportation MERRILL GARDENS A t Or ange City 500 Grand Plaza Drive A A / ayayg Orange City, FL 32763 “ U ^ - / / 5 0 5 0 1 M «S L m «M i0 lk J A U IU ________________________________________________________________ G aines Carey Hand Funsral ------— - in charge o f �D a ’ Bom b h ears all... C o unty kids salute B la ck H isto ry M o n th Da Bomb >cv l-ikc Howell lias t lv loudest tans in thi* county Lake Marv Elemental v Kids sa\ it doesn't mattei if you’re black or white Don't no matter vvltai you (hi, regardless, un dcr am i ireumsianres lilot all that ’) schedule a meeting at hake IIran tIcy anywhere near the lime school lets out. Da Bomb made lli.it mis­ take the other dav and is still m a ualth jam It s kinda i ool the \ya\ so many kids have come together lor projects celebrating Black His torv Month lb think that only 30 veals ago. most blacks and yvJutes didn't attend tlic same schools because ol some silly layys Du B o m b 's been meeting with kids all yveek and hasn't yet found even one elem en­ tary' school students who understands the need lor segregation, lliroughimi the latunty. blacks and whites teamed up on school projects with some awe some results The kids and teachers should he proud Wav io go AKZ at Seminole High You guys really have a heart. Da Bomb s«•/. more on that later While Da Bomb's in a good mood, how about a thumb's up to peer counselors at middle schools and high schools all over the county. More on that later also. Want to check out something about a m il­ lion times lor exciting than soccer? Check out lacrosse which is makin' Us debut at some schools this season. T h e r e 's actually scoring. It's faster and much more violent Da Bomb's played a lot of lax and sc/, it's da best. Da yvilh vals. Lake 'L i Bomb se/. great Job your winter carni­ Lake Mary and Brantley. in u r> i hi- m mi i m < k i rt. «|.M K lit tonw, ftm *.'e, Elomont.iry students top Itom loti lea Palmer Amanda :: , Joel Salva Princeton Jamos Jordan Mihok and Brandon » *ront Corey Fey. Tina DArrnco Jade Golden and Alois :.ik* \hi!\ t ;• •in -I iii.ii; v n. j. «-• i «M h l l l l l - '.H t III I I I* h J , |* f r I } V l • IS II V i.11. t*J (It«*|c < Isfh.it i lilt ii ** s ’ ti* - nt \!|H fit t!.\r U i Ki \! in pi • doimu.iif |y the limit U i-li IssttiimiMIt' 1“ .1 I,ilk I'll .1 \ m e n i .iii' lln w n: f if ..d !•* ! !f ID i* M1 1! t l » lathuss |i| »i t\ ! a it,, m . ii . t v\l.;tt si I,...l i- gr. < l. ami .Mill .lllil i."• i I.litmus 111.II k i a H h « -i Ms a kn a1 Kulmison Oie first iver n> play organized -ii.it hisi-hall He was a m Id senes ill Id I d.ili said he 1olllllll I • 'hat lihu ks Itad to : 11 ' ir own leagues he 1 "t rai tal [H epidle e Ii a .is A lo n g " Jordan said !u people that did 0 l.lt Jidni know wii.it Ou'v were ta lk in g Ilium.is i; im "in thi n.itti's .iml ilu Ktu- si: .i! . ui t" il" t l i t 'i i y y m k said S o l l l l 'll ()|l I llllll l t II s.in.1 Hi.it M . i t u i i ' i*1it r King a .is On i .i i K t ilim u s i i . u k I ii tu Oi.lt i.illir mil it ir lt t li.t llli'V finished tb ev h .iil i Imhii lade <iitlden agreed "That was so stupid," site '.! 0 i< I I) i.ilily a tin it i i i -a IIII A T lu l l .ill' I |i (lints u m li'ts t.iiiil ing ut Hl.u k tnstury and tlir peopli th.it paved On' way lm thi- t iviI Rights mow iiiriii hull ( . l Ii Im , wrote .iboul .1 t.iltiuils pm t limn K.ilmivllli l hi Aim I.ill nil .ill' 1 lu t mother (ltrd .mil wrote siitlli III tlu greatest Allu ili .111 pu 1IIV III .ill tltlM lz -.i I 'a lm c i gui W .is h m g im i ( iiiM -r G e o rg e D m ix pi.mu d thiti ( .irver re sc,in hrd uni disi ovrrcd mimiul t/r> kinds "I pi-.milts uiid Ids .appli< .iiuiiis lm sweet putiitues She s.ud he yv.is ,1 gie.it inventor Jordan Mihok got 10 do < "t< y 1ey learned all about haul Dlinb.il I II A a s til' llrsl port lo ex pit ss ilu- te*-|iiigs ot Negroes ill poetry ( orey said, "1It* best tepresi-nied the sense ol hiiiiioi and their expressions and la n g u ag e' .Joel Salva w io ir almut Hooker I Washington 'l i e was iMini a slave and liei allie a leadet in e d in a llo n " Joel said Washington, lie added was a 1onsiilt.int to [iresl dents ol the l lilted States i'n n ie to u James wrote Hbout someone latiullar to >i lot ol kids these davs. Colin I’owell I'nnietou said he was the lirst hi.u k to assist the pres) dent in national s e m r ily at lairs and that he was ( hair man ol tin- Joint Chlels ol Stall I’owell I ’rim e io n added did two touts o| duty in Viet nail) When I’n n ieto u said that |>owell might mil lor presi dent, all ol the kids, ol all races, said it didn't matter what the tolor ol the presi­ Underwood were among (ho Seminole County student'. . .•! * it' 1 Black History Month They aro third-graders and d-1 • is *,in African Americans dents was Amanda Cuulbv and Tina 11Amu o It allied up lo wittr about Kos.i palks the famous lhttiimgh.ini woman who re (used tu give up her seal in the hunt ot the bus I hey- explained that she eventually moved to Detroll and hei aide the head ot thr NAA( P Alexis t n d f rwood wrote atiout I tedeni k Douglas (he ex slave who led the eilialli t pation movement iti the north while still a fugitive 'l i e didn't even know when he was hum Ireiause hr was a slave," Alexis said "lie never knew Ids own parents, hut lie published .1 hook and led the lights lor anti slavery " Brandon Wlosinski took an other l.miou - w 1in t I iiih J ohnson win isi tin . diet w . i s the lllsl hi.11 k woman Ii leai 1 ill a J.h ks'.ie.ill' [lutiln si lllllll lie was i err al wilier M 1 |Mllf who |>l IX• d gllltal .if.t! II » f ti N*t|lt ' Dial I l l ' l l said <.1111*' .1 prim ip al at in * 2* f it H.! in In 1 k‘-t «f f Ml * I I ! ,ii\ villi' II U,l> * 1* .11 tfl.it O k kitis knew U ll.ll f ii* A we|r 1 iliking about <>U< lllil i. diiiw fIi »f was kind ot irtf* 1esliug As while knls s 11 with U! it k kids nu mu* si lined ti. 4(IT* ihey even said l> ill'll. ' main A I I* whal 10I01 1ticii Inend 111 as long as they w Ii tends Dungs have 1 hang' ll 1 lm in JO years O viedo to ce le b ra te d iv e rs ity By COURTNEY LEFFEW Herald Siaii Writer Oviedo High Si hool Is c ele­ brating the iiiliiir.il diversity' among Ihelr <anipus this month Despiie 1he fa n that February is Dial k Hlsiory Month, Oviedo is holding Its third annual III- February 27th and 28th tcmatlunal Festival Day on Fell 2H Tile event Is sponsored by the Oviedo School Advisory' Connell. ■Jills festival will showcase and celebrate the varied nillures represented by the student body as well as ethnic dames, ethnic music, crafts, artifacts, folk art. story- telling, ethnic loud and historical displays. It .10 p in. Hie admission is free .il-.d open to the public. Thr hmctlon Is lo recognize die dll leretil cult urn* at the school and to see how much thry have lo give to our society. •lie assisting the i I'lt bi,iiiuii m « hiding Spanish < lub (.m ii.u i < lub Sign Duign.igr ( lub A n T lull. Illim.iuilles ( lull I t* 111 fi ( lub. and llie Spanish Illin ois This Is just one pan of thr Oviedo's School Improvement Man Die event drew 200 proplr Hie R O B will hi* pi-ftoitiling die opening i olors along with the |a/z band l.ist year and the school hopes Dial number will continue to In­ Thr fesllval will he held a I crease. Oviedo High Iron) 9 a m. until Many organ Ira tIons and clubs 30 Hour Famine Lock-in! Society In .tclcl It nn i to the lestlval. Ihere will be sj)e,ikers coming to the i liisstooltis lo ediu ale the sludenls all nexl week kk First Baptist Church Tuskawilla 4500 Dike Rd. Winter Park 6:00 p.m. Friday • 2:00 p.m. Saturday Is In The Air ‘ The M om ent.” “ Sound Doctrine.” and M artyr's Reason" ’’ Lots of food at the “ Break the Fast Feast” Saturday - At The - Guest Speakers S a n f o rd H e r a ld A chance To come together. firow spiritually, and raise money for those less fortunate. “Details Coming February 27th" S ta rt p re p a rin g today! V — y*ui*>te Qoing. 3 a Hide 3 i - j 6> save kids’ lives Questions? Call (407) 321*7003 or (407) 321-8292 S1.00 Suggested Donation - Sponsored by Seminole High School Fellowship ol Christian Athletes. Th e C o o k ie s A re H e re ! J �Z V Q ^ a I hU s o # h t A }rfiste>ry Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida • Sunday. February 22. 1998 • 7A Tuscawilla gets Into the spirit of the month S H S s h o w s its so u l all m o n th whelmed lay llir .it flvr partlrl p.itlnli lo ui.ikr .i tlrt Islmi lly AMY IIAWKINS llri.dd i •.»i<--[>niii|t lit Seminole I llcli Si hi.1.1 IVi |\ .11 tivi |i.ll tn 11• ml III I I I . II t\ |ll s l . l t \ M i l l It li Hu ll ill- lti.ili\ illlfi'ii'tit .it llVItlcs Ii .i |i|m-|itIIk! Ill tills 111..1it11 i.| I rill 11it \ ill i i'll lit.i tluti nf tin Altu.ill Ami'll) alt l.u r I1l>' IIIiinI 11|i.tllll II I ll t|l< -• . l i t l\ till-- |S I SI.Ill lllllll ll 11 ll In n il l l u s n i l l I i i . mI |||l lit II l l l l l l l l||l I ii 11It\ i i m I s i . i l l ■ i l l s l l till tl l.'l t l u l u In n il Is .1 |l W i l l ' l l ti ll ' i .ii h I n t i u ; h i | . ll til l l l . lt . t i l lllt> Mil *si ll il .....I will In- |l|tl \til' d tin hiding lit' '1 f 111* ki ll and •\< |\>.In • |" 1HSlfl.ll ll V.lt III • In' III,M'lMil It,. .....t will 1* dunlin him It I" ll |t tit Slit\ .Stitt "li 1ft it 1a.if \ » • Ibis ititu liritti is not the nnl\ 1»• ik o| |t.if111 :11>.11tot1 at Scminol* m t.n t tint*- .ip ttl.ltl\ ••'tn 1 thing** that •>< tp| 1 ••I Ilia* k 1HIM •! in Il»st».i\ month 111! M u I f» •1»• *-s op d.ivs win 11 •Undent- alt* lilpt'-d t" i.litdl' - - • n ti ..tin t m ,1 <"It I* -t I,it .1 "1 • ifl.md" M u 1. 111k 'tlln 'll -1 dir— il|1 d.iv ti.nl I.. I.i •It • idi d hv a loll'ix with ' In I'ldgr- |u-t ftMl •*\C*v l l i r t r was also a pirdom i iiailtlv lilat k college tlav Hie lili'a I k lilnil Hits was fill sinilt'iils In show llirtr m ■oniagruirnt ol prrtliiiiiln.mtly lil.it k 11tllr^rs students took part Ity wc.uing liafs. sh ins anil nltirr itfirr til many well known i n||f||rs Hieie was also an Interest mil intellectual i onipriltinn on lilat k hisitry. Most of Seinlliolr High s< I hm.I s hl.it k Insiorv inontfi .*« Iivillrs wrrr s|>«dWifn! by \1r Uli h.inlsuii .1 mail Innkrri up to bv iii.ntv ol die African Ament an students Kn Ii.mlson said 1tl.it lie was pleased with the tuntotll for die .0 livilles Not only Afrit an A in r m an slntlenls pal III Ipated 111 lllosl ol these 1 011 ipe 1if ions and events nililietntis sliidrnts ol olhei lares fotinti the arllvl lies eii|oyahle and tfet tiled lo lake palt Hie message fieri- Is what? High Si hoiil sliidrnts ran get along and even celebrate tIn- different es in each other's heritage May Ik- the test of dir na lion should take a lesson from the dlvetsity of Seminole High Si liool Maram P N U o * t f ! » w « f VlfM 0n» fr.itncui lows arid fftlltena l iw s of TuscaAilla M Idm School xere wn nets in the Disney Black History Month Board game Natncia is a sixth* grader and Nathena is an eignth-gradef Milwee Middle kids are color blind lly VIC HI IIKLLUCt IA I lei a id 1 0111 s p o n d t til III.ii k l i t s l o i v m onth was de make everyone Hot |ttst Mm a l t Aon in . m s awate ol tin 1 .nit 1il.iiti.>ns o| Id,11 ks to out 1 0 unity s • i i l l i i i i anil history students and le.iihtls ol ewiv etlmu hai kgioimd ate lieltii: eni oitlageil to lake pall III die • f |e! 11 at lolls at Milwee Middli Si liool m l.oligwood tills lliotilli I tom limsli to dam •* to loud llieii lias been something lot evelViilie who has wanted to put,ike o| the ••vents "We slatted oil the mouth with a pleseltt.itlnli hv the gospel 1 holt Imm Seminole High Si liool said Linda Gaines ot the si honl s gtlldaUi e olliie. who hi Ipi d otgalil/e Iil. n k lllstoiy Mouth at Milwee S ign ed to l i l ts 1 1 \ K .M o .lilltl W( )M EN w ill cI n ’ 0 I a M A N 'S I colli Ihrir thrie was a him ll • on lot dir family and stud wltli It tratuied a ’ soul loud" menu Sail food. site ex plained, is the hearty home 1 ooked fiHids often found on the kitchen table lit Atman Americ an homes Hie menu, which included turkey and dressing. Itlrd 1 lilt ken. <tillard greens, green beaus, yams, mat aronl and t Iippsp and sweet |Mtato |tlr. was .1 lilt willt everyone tn Jl tetidam e .lust this werk. out of thr most |M>pnlar events of die month long rrlrbrutlun look die sc hool liy sfonn. exploding the gym Info a boisterous, col nrliil celebration ol traditional music and dame. "I think this is so cool." said Markle King, who had Just viewed the exhlhllloil *1 didn't know what It was going to hr all alxuil. tint 0 was 1 1 .illy <mil students said they have en joyed studying .iIhiiU the m u Irthtidons made by Aim an Ametii .ms to the history ol this country' Suite said that a lot of emphasis is jiut on men like Martin Luther King and Malcolm .V hut some ot the others are lost m the shuttle *1 have loiind out a lot about people I nrver hr.ml about in tin lithe! classes." Natali Milder said. "I didn't know that hl.11 k Jieople dill so much even like right alter slave times We learned a lot about them this lliondl * lil.uk history lessons have made their way into all pat is ol the ciirrtcuhitn. students said They have learned about the contributions made hv Aim .111 Americans in areas ranging from science to lltrratutc C.allies said th* •« leliruttoti ol HI.11 k lllstoiy Month glows •■very veal as mote ol the sin drills and t.u llltv ate ext lied by the opportunity to learn and pa 11n ipate fills week evervone will have the 1 ham e to d r e s s u j i 111 tradl ttonal Aim an garb, a style that is gaining popularity among both Atm an Ament ans proud o| thin heritage and others in trusted 1U the hold, tieautllul la s h lo n s "Hits in|i 1 (list a black thing." tiatites said "We have everyone involved " Ibis years celebration will conclude on I eh 27 with a se­ nes oi presentations liy stu­ dents and laeulty members on the eontnhutions made by At­ m an Ante-m ans to our society "It will he an exciting day." ('■ames s.ud "Kvervonr is looking Iniwatd to that GroceryContinued from Page 2A was Installed, by watching a video that played continuously .it tin* store. Kohcrts said, tu the llrsl week. 40 percent of the store's customets used the­ se 11 service system "We want to make It easy lor (customers) to get in and get out of the grocery store." said Itobens. "and have fun." Kolirns said there is an cleuntil ol tun involved in the sho|i|img experience. "It's awe­ some lor the kids." DISEASE. A n o t h e r n e w m e m b e r o f th e G re a te r S a n fo r d C h a m b e r o f C o m m e rc e /y* .i>s«M i,ilt • 1 ,»'i .1 . i?> f * 1 A M O M E N T O N Y O U R LIPS. is not a lifetime on your hips!!! S ? 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Peter Peckakamp Longwood. and a senior at and Bryan M eredith were Wake Forest University, was named Like Howell High named to the school's Dean's N« liool students of lilt* Week List Meliaaa Pearce, a senior Joanna Lee H iatt, a gradu­ computer science major at ating settlor at Like Mary Fc-mtin College in Virginia, High School, was named as a was named to the- Dean's List candidate in the 1998 IYcsIlor the tall semester She Is a dc-ntial Scholars Program. graduate of Lake Mary High Scholars will be United to Sc hoof Washington. D C. to receive a medallion and meet with members of government. Donna Hoffbcrg. of Longwood. earned Dean's List hon­ ors at Utica College of Svracuse- University. Sctb Wiepking, a graduate of Lake Hrant ley. and son of Gary and Elaine Wlrpklng. was named a member of the Nancy Flower*, a Kinder­ E.A O.L E. Mentor Program at garten teacher at line Crest Ashland University. He Is a Klrmcnlaiy. was named religion major. Seminole County School Re­ lated Kmployre of the Year. She has been at !*!ne Crest for IM years. Tiann* Byrtua, a sopho­ more at Lyman lllgli School, was named Concertmlsstress of the All-State Orchestra for Meg Clarke was chosen as the third year In a row. She Teacher of tile Year and Ada has also been selected ConTorrca was chosen School certmlstress of the Florida Related Employee of the Year State Youth Orchestra. for Idyllwlldc Elementary School. Santord Middle School stu­ Joah J. Denabcrgcr. ol Oviedo, received his H.A from dents. under the direction of art teacher Wanda CurTy re­ the University of Wyoming. ceived several honors at the MADD Poster and Essay Con­ test. Nicole Guggcr, Petra Hunter Craig Kem per, ol Be baa and Kathryn Kaapar Longwood, and a senior at received first through third Wake Forest University, was place and Caltlin Edison re­ announced to the school's ceived honorable mention for grades 7-9. Dean's List. BriefsContinued from Page 2A CFUI. of Corporate investment International. Inc. has accom­ plished In one year, what typi­ cally takes others In the tndustry many years to realize. Dlgllo. vice president and coowner of the Altamonte Sjrrings brokerage, chalked up better than $10 mlllluu In sales transactions in 1997 to set a new industry standard of sales excellence for a single year. Thr largest transaction was the sale of a 2 1-year old electronics research, design and manufacturing ilrni In Fort Lauderdale for $5.3 million. Thr buyer was an unnamed Orlando businessman. Worthy cause NatlonsHank has announced It will contribute $.1 million to Take Stink In Children, the single largest contribution ever made to the Florida non profit education organization. Natlonsllank will contribute $2 million lo establishment an endowment that will provide money for college scholarshljrs. and $1 million to help expand the local offices of Take Slock in Children. In sev­ eral Florida cities through the year 2000. �• A •Sanford Harafo. Sanford. Ftortda •Sunday. Fabruary 22.1896 Health /Fitness Spider vle n t can be treated with aurgery. Exercise Training: The Fountain of Youth Before and after: Sclerotherapy Want to stay young? Yes, it can happen with a good diet and exercise. Good nutrition plays the part of reducing weight, which brings out the lean sculpture like features in your face. While the training works on sculpting your waist, thighs, hips and butt H W & together give you the incredible young look youlhought you had lost in your youth. When you look good, you feel good! Staying young is easier than you think. She ’s (or he’s) got legs procedures can get you ready for shorts vweather t Medical p Comprehensive Specialty Care veins.* aald Dr. Bragg. B f ALTCS KLBHI, KM A complete Doppler exam of the leg la per­ formed before treatment In order to deiermlne If Iherr are any deep vein valvular d e ­ The warm spring weather la approaching fects that have caused the vrrtcose or spider Ccntral Florida and aoon tt will " be time to veins. bask In the aua at local pools and nearby Dr. Roger Murray o f Central Florida Vein beaches. Care Specialists In Altamonte has practiced For some people the shedding of a few vein care for the past 10 yrurs, and lias per­ pounds before wearing sum m er clothes and formed more than 1.200 surgeries to correct bathing suits Is not the problem . W hat causes these serious problems. these people to cringe at the thought o f baring "The Doppler Is like a stethoscope. It p ro ­ their legs are distended, tortuous vertcose vides me with a window to the veins.* said Dr. veins and telanglectaaals. commonly referred Murray. to as spider veins, that form the purple, red or Dr. Murray staled that he treats approxi­ blue discoloration's resem bling spider w ebs mately 20 percent of his patients surgically. and short unconnected lines that appear on 60 percent of his patients with sclerotherapy, the face and legs. Bathing suits, shorts, and and another 20 percent of his patients with mtnlaldrts put these unsightly venous Inva­ laser. During the spring hr performs mostly sions o f the akin In plain view. sclerotherapy for patlrnts who want cosmetic Spider veins that form an the nose and v correction of visible, ugly vrssels. cheeks are often the result o f years o f alcohol The solutions used for sclerotherapy Include’ abuse or an over exposure to sunlight. Blood hypertonic saline, polidnrlmil. and sodium pooling In the legs due to venous valves that tetradrcyl. Following support hose are worn are no longer functioning properly causes during the day so that the walls of the vessels varicose veins. M ultiple pregnancies, heredity, continue to stick together. Patients are also prolonged standing or sitting, age. traum a, e s­ encouraged to take a rnllr long walk after trogen. and leg crossing are aU causes of both sclerotherapy In order to Increase blood flow spider veins and varlcosites. Preventative through other veins, and to resume normal, m easures are w alking and other moderate e x­ but not vigorous, activity. ercise. consistently wearing prescription a ip Other clinical therapies offered In the out­ port hose, applying sun screen, and abstain­ patient selling are ambulatory phlehrctom y * 10I. tng from alcohol and laser treatment. W hile practicing preventative m easures can Ambulatory phlrbectomy Is a method of , , of suffering from save some people the agony agt surgically stripping varicose veins in the phy­ the physical discomfort and unsightliness of sicians office. *Whrn done properly, thcry Is varicose veins, others must re sort to. m edical treatment to correct... t h s p r o b t r a ~ ..FPttM- u Uttlc or no scar left after Uual.prof edifi;r .and healing occurs with In Mx months.* said Dr. natdy, treatment can be a relatively sim ple Murray. procedure. Laaer Is an effective treatment for veins on Dr. Richard Bragg, m em ber of the North the face, neck, shoulders mid chest. AccordAm erican Society of F P hlebology and prop rie­ Ing to Dr. Murray. 'Laser typically does not tor o f Florida Vein Care In Lake Mary since work on the legs, but can be used to clean up Jan. 1 o f this year, believes that sclerotherapy tiny veins (telangiectatic matting) that are left Is the safest most effective way to treat 'botl otn after others have been treated by Injection.* superficial varicosities and telanglectaaala. The highest venous pressure Is located In thr T h is la a very affordable, relatively painless legs and feet, because blood flow Is going m edical treatment that Involves injecting a against gravity back to the heart, whereas sm all amount o f sclerosing solution through a veins o f the upper body have very little pres­ very fine needle directly Into the veins, ca u s­ sure and are therefore able to be treated with ing the w alls o f the vessel to adhere together. a laaer. 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Dr.'s Herbal Proeteb is s unique formulation o f premium berbe that help to i malion, end mee over 50 expected to dm fop protesteteoM— . Dr.’s Herbal Proelab is also i Practicing In Lake Mary • Sanford Area for 10 Years 330-7035 Don't live another day wttfcMt ths D r.'s M p IIl AwrtUMe at Vm t DkMOT Wlmama• M U O rin fe 0 ft • U1-N1S m i' IX , �Hardwood heartbreaks owell rally ;omes up a ittle short Panthers put an end Lake Howell’s to Lake Reggie Kohn Mary run shows he has what it takes to be a leader O f JR FP M CKLUnCKB Herald Staff W riter By M A R a i m Herald Sports Editor • WINTER PARK _ It was difficult to watch Lake Howell's Reggie Kohn walk o ff the court Friday night. After all. he had almost single-handedly kept a struggling Lake Howell basketball team In the state playoffs, completely taking over the game when his team needed him the most. ,, It's the mark o f a true leader who can take charge, almost will his team to victory, when It looks hopeless. * Last night was one o f those times. Things weren't going well for the Stiver Hawks as they looked to go somewhere no lake Howell team had ever been. Never before had the Sti­ ver Hawks hosted a regional playoff game. Never before. In fact, had they ever won dis­ tricts. been ranked In the top-five o f the state, or headed Into late February with dreams o f a trip to the state finals. It wasn’t all Kohn. He had plenty o f help from teammates Brad LeCore, Rikld W il­ liams. Ryan Smith. Robert Jordan and Shawn Braddy all season. That was some bunch o f seniors, a group that dominated every front line It faced and made the end o f the season the most special in school his- IK . som eth in g . went . wrong, terribly wrong, against Edgewater Friday In a 70-75 loss In the state reglonals. The rebounders weren't rebounding, the scorers weren't scoring and a wonderful for­ ward named Marquis Daniels was doing what ever he wanted on his way to a 3Bpoint night for the Eagles. The scoreboard showed a Iff- point deficit and then Kohn started to take over. He’ll be playing for some big-time college In 1 a couple o f years and return as the m ost valuable player In Seminole County next season, but It was his performance Friday night that should stand out as his shining moment o f an already stellar career. Remember Em le DtOregorlo at Providence College In the early 70s? No Took passes. Scoring from anywhere on the court. A raging Intensity when he needed It . : That's Reggie Kohn, the Ernie D o f the 00s. Kohn did all that as he did everything he could to pull the Silver Hawks o f out a can_yon andI back Into the game, The deficit was iff points. After a few Kohn bombs from the outer lands o f the cou rt combined with some sweet no-look passes that led to easy scores, it was cut In half. Then It was five. Then It was three. . Somehow. Kohn pulled Lake Howell from Che depths and gave his team a chance to win. • Dawn the stretch. Lake Howell, especially Kohn. came up sh ort Shots rimmed out and ORLANDO _ Athleticism difference In this one. Friday night in the first round the C lass QA-Regional* in Orlando, homestandlng Dr. Phillips took a d ­ vantage o f Us big guards and out­ standing quickness to slowty surely puli away from Lake Maty * a 78-46>v victory. for T h c^game got pretty physical.* Mary head coach Mike Oaudrcau. "But the bottom line they are really good. •But I thought we were pretty good too. W e hoped to keep the game tight and make something happen at the end. but it didn't work out that w ay." The Panthers, the SA-Dtstrlct 4 cham pions, came out hot on their home floor. Jumping to a 12-4 lead Senior guard nal gams In a laka Mary urtform Friday night as ft* Rams dropped s 78-40 to Dr. PNNpe in OA-Rsglonsi action In Ortando. W INTER PARK _ The basketball season hod to end sometime for Lake Howell, but It w asn’t su p ­ posed to end this quickly. The S ilv er'H aw k s hosted Edgewater In the opening round o f the C lass OA state regions!s last night and walked off with a stunning 78­ 75 loss. It w as a disappointing way to end the most successful season in Lake Howell history. It could have been worse. Lake Howell trailed by a s much as 16. getting dominated on the boards throughout the first three quarters, before charging back with a chance to win at the end. Steve Kohn. head coach of Lake Howell said he was disappointed but happy with the com eback. *1 told them If the game was over at the half. I would have been asha med by the w iy we played,’ Kohn said. 'After the com eback and the way we played In the sec­ ond half, I eras Just disappointed.* Sem inole softball nine opens with win yiORTDfO SSafD fO LM 4. F A R M E R S S DELTONA _ Marts Duvall hurled an eighthitter and Am ends M us takas doubled In the winning run as the Seminole High School girls’ softball team Its season with a 4-3 victory over Pine Ridge In a C lass SA-Dtetrlct 5 contest in Deltona Friday afternoon. The hatnestandlng Panthers took a 1-0 lead In the bottom of the Brat inning, but ths Fighting of head coach Dovtd H agu e cam e k to grab the lead with two run s In the top o f the fourth Inning. The score remained 2-1 until Pine Ridge put two on the board tn the bottom o f the sixth inand looked to be headed to victory only three outs. 000 S O O t . 4 8 4 100 000 0 0 0 1 Duvall and bla nd Mr Ta rim and Soilky Wt> .'DuvaB 11-01 LP . M rfa rim to II. Sava . none 311 . SnMnulc. Muatakaa 311 ttne M d * . Nlrvra IIR . nonr Rcrarda . Snalnok 1-0. 0 1. Lakrita Bryant bunted for a single to plM c Sleep with the tying run. Mustakaa. a Junior, then doubled tn Bryant with what proved to be the winning run. Duvall, a Junior, did a good Job o f scattering the eight hits and also pitching around four er­ rors to nick up the win. ^ r y s m t o d T h e offense, going two-for-four with an RBI. Sophomore Angela Keefer aleo had s pair o f hits In three at bats and drove In a run. while Mustakaa had a double and an RBI In Sleep then stole third base and sophom ore three at bats. Other contributors for the Fighting Sem inole* But Sophomore Tam ars Sleep led off the sev­ enth for Seminole with a dribbler that went for a single and pk-xh-hltter Andrea Garcia, a sen­ ior. sacrificed Sleep to second. Sleep and senior (both 1-forscheduled for Thursday's O vie d o boys win sixth straight OVIEDO _ The Oviedo Lions boys’ soccer team do sed out the regular season on s strong note Friday night, blanking Colonial. 5­ 0, at John Courier Field. The Lions are now 18-5-2 an the and have w an six tn s row Into nest W ednesday's flA-Dlatrtct 3 Tournam ent Oviedo win host Lake Brantley - ‘West’ heart and beat louder than anyone's. the past several Last la c o a d Shot: Keep W ednes­ day marked on your calendars. Lake Brantley hosts O viedo a t 7 p.nu In baseball and the probable pitchers are Robbie SUx fo r the Patriots and B en Knapp Jar Oviedo. W ho's the best hurter In the county? Find out W ednesday. F O R T H E B E S T C O V E R A G E O F S P O R T S IN Y O U R A R E A , R E A D T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D D A I L Y �2D Sanford Herald, Santoro Florida •Sundf-y. February 22. 1998 BRIEFS Youth Basketball at SCC SCC to play last home game SANFORD Seminole Community College and the Seminole County Sheriffs Dejiartmenl Po lire Athletic Ivagur In accepting Individual and team registrations for It's sqilng league for boys and girls 10 years of age and younger All games are played at the college on Silur day mornings. Cost Is $50 jx-r player or $-100 per team. Registration forms are available nt most ele mentnry schools or |>y calling PAL nt 330 0600. ext. 263. SCC at 328 2092. or access the in­ ternet si in T I,://mrmhrrs.aol.etim/slarsbball/lndex.hiin1 SANFORD THE Seminole Community Col lege women’s basket ball team will conc lude Its rewgular season schedule when tl hosts Valen­ cia Community College In a Mid Florida Confer­ ence game this Saturday night at 6 p.m. at the SCC Health and Physical Education Center. The game Is rnicl.il lot the Raiders (210). who need a win lo kerp their slate title hopes alive and admission Is bee. Also oil Saturday night will lie a game lietween the Dike Maty/Heathrow Chamber of Commerce and the Seminole County Sheriffs Department following the girls' contest. It will Ik- a SPECIAL EVENING!!!! Call Ken Patrick at 1407) 328 2092 lor mote inlonnatlou. On site registration at SCC on Man h 2H ami April 4 from lu am . to noon. MAGIC BACK AT .500 Ori Hdo PM melt Robbie Sit; posted a 12-1 record as a junior to help Lake Brantley wn the Class 6A State Championship last year The righthander will be counted on heavily to lead a young staff as the Patriots go alter another ring Patriots set ‘Sitz’ on another state crown By JEFF BERLIN1CKE Herald Staff Writer coach Mike Smith went to for the stale thumpl unship last season in Tampa against Apopka. Sit/ came llitmigh and brought Uike Brantley ALTAMONTE SPRINGS _ It wasn't enough to strike out against Robbie Sit; last season. Lots of batters throughout the state did that against the Lakr Hrantley are as the Patriots marched to a Class GA state championship. It was even further humiliation as they looked out to the mound on the walk bat k to the dugout and saw the back ol Si I/' head. Engraved into his haircut were the letters 'CYA." short tor ‘ see yak” If he took oil hts cap. you could see nn the top of his head, the letter ’ K,' the universal baseball symbol lor strikeout. A look at the sides of his head would have shown an LB (Lake Brantley) on one side, and "24" his number on the other. Sitz said It took about two hours to get hts hair done last season, so the look ts gone for now. Hts amt Isn't and that's one reason l-ikc Brantley should be favored to make a strong defense of their state title. Sttz doesn't look as impressive on the radar gun as county rival Ben Knapp ol Oviedo, but Ills breaking stuff made him the ace of one of the best staffs In the history of Florida baseball last season. The staff racked up rumrrous no­ hitters and Sitz led the way with a 12-1 record and a 1.15 earned run average. Two of hts fellow Patriot missiles went to Mississippi State on baseball scholarships and Sitz Is the only one left from the Four Aces. Still, he thinks Lake Brantley can repeat. "Last year we got everything wc worked for,’ Sttz said. "With everyone gone. I feel it ts my re­ sponsibility to be the ace hut I love to pitch with the gamr on the line.* Even though he was the youngest of a senior starting stall. It was Sttz that Lake Brantley Its second slate title of the 90s. Ironically. Sit/brother, Billy, played for tin- It*90 team that featured future College Player of the Year. Jason Vartlcc h. After leaving Tampa. Sitz struggled with Inju­ ries to his loot, tail still found time to pilch summer ball and he said lie’s getting to nearly 100 percent. As the leader of a young pitching stall. Sitz said he can handle the responsibility. "Therp'N pressure on us to repeat," Sttz said. ’Our goal Is lo win It Just like It was last year, l-asl season we expected to win It all and we thought Iasi season would Ik- the year since I was a freshman. We new by my Junior year, we'd I k * pretty good.* If the Patriots are good, it will be because of a stronger hitting attack. Except for Sitz, the staff ts young, hut the rvcrydoy lineup Is a monster. "nils year II will all come down to hitting.* Sttz said. *We don't have n lot of depth but we'll he able to hit the ball.* Catcher Justin Smith, shortstop Felipe Lojiez. center llelder Justin Harris, second baseman Chad Hall and Brian Chancellor are Just a few of the hats that will back up 51tz tills season. Sitz himself pulled In plenty of hardware last season, earning all-state honors and honorable mention All-America. Still, with a fastball that only reaches 84 miles per hour, the srauts ha­ ven't come clamoring. Sitz signed lo play bull for Rollins College next season, hut he said he knows few scouts look at a prosper! who can't reach at least 90 on the radar gun. He will have hts Oral big appearance at Lake Brantley next Wednesday at 7 p.m. when he and Knapp are expected lo face off In each team's (Iret Seminole Athletic Conference matchup. Scots sweep Raiders in conference opener From S ta ff R eports DAYTONA BEACH _ It was not the start they hoped for. Thr Seminole Community College softball team again struggled with Its offense and dropped a double-header. 2-1 and 3-0. to Daytona Benrh Community College on the opening day of Mid Florida Conference play Thursday afternoon In Daytona Beach. "Tile first game was a bean breaker to lose.’ said SCC bead coach Courtney Miller. 'Except for one defensive play that resulted in two unearned nuts we played prctly well. ’ Rene (Hooper) pitched a great game, but our ofTc-nse has lo kick tt in gear. We aren't going to win many ballgumes with only three hits. Overall our defense is keeping us In die games, but some kids have to step up and do their Job ul the plulr also.* Tier Raiders fell to 4-5 overall and 0 2 In the conference and will return to action tomorrow (Sunday) with U double-header In Bradenton against Manatee Community College, The games are s e t to start ut 2 p.m. and 4 pin. DBCC scored both of Its nuts In the first game Ul thr second liming. Miller led off with u single and moved to second on S C O T * 2-3, R AID ER S 1-0 GAM E 1 Ae— i - m . 000 010 0 . 1 9 I D a jt M ilt t c f c 030 0 0 0 * . 3 7 3 lliaipt-r unit Maljuli lllatnry ami Wallort] Wl* . lUalnry IJ' .ll.e ip c i II31 Save . none VIC . SCC. M.u j Iumi 311 . man- UK . none GAME 2 Samlaolt 000 OOO 0 . 0 4 1 UaytM A B u c k 031 0 0 0 * . 9 0 1 Millrr am) MaJjub lainilllrr ami WlUIr Wl' _ Umliter U> . Miller (3 II Save . mate i l l . DIK.C. Miller 2 311 . niCCC taunt tier. INC mine I b n m i. . SC C 4 5 a sacrifice bunt by Hutchinson. Merrill then rrached * on on error with Miller moving to third. The next hatter grounded with Mernll moving up a base, hut Miller holding at third. Miller then scored on a wild pitch and Merrill scored on a single by Gonzalez. SCC got Its mil In the fifth Inning. Diane Macaluso doubled and Lyman's Jamie Sharp reached on a dropped third strike. Aftrr a poji vcp. pinch hitter Mamie Ifemstetn (Lakr Hrantley) forced sharp at second, but Mueuluso scored on the jiluy. Hlatney was the winning pitcher, striking out six. walking none- and allowing no earned runs. Hooper (1-3) gave up seven hits, hut no earned runs, while sulking out four and walking only one. Gonzalez and LaGattu were both 2-for-3 for the Scots, while Maruluso doubled and Sharp and Candice Hays had one single each for the Raiders. DBCC again broke on top In thr second game with two nuts Ut thr bottom of the second inning. White singled and stored on a triple by LamBler (who was the winning pltchrr in the second game), who In turn, scored one out later on a squeeze hunt by Merrill. Thr Scots added un Insurance run In the third Inning as Carolyn Cragcr (a Lyman graduate) singled with two out and scored on a double by Miller. LamBler made the lead stand up. scattering four singles, while striking out two und walking none. Freshman Tract Miller sufTered her first loss for SCC after three wins. The lefthandrr from Greenfield. Indiana ullowed six hits and three earned runs. Millrr had two hits, both doubles, lo lead DBCC. Oviedo graduate Dc-slrue Schwartz was 2-for-2 to pace the Raiders, while Huys and Macaluso added one single each. Nek Anderson (above) scored 37 points and Derek Strong (right) hit a jump shot with loss than a minute to play to bteak a 91-91 tie as the Or­ lando Mage beat the Indiana Pacers. 93-91. Friday night at the Orlando Arena OR1ANDO _ Despite playing with )usi seven players and one jmlnt guard, the Orlando Magic knocked oil the lo|> tram tn the Eastern Conference, the Indiana Pairrs. 93-91. when Derek Strong (alxivi*. k ill lilt a douhlr jmmp jumjM-r trom It) Tret with less than a minute to play. Nick Anderson rmitlmtril his resurgence, storing a game high 37 points (the most jmi I i i i s tie has stored tn tlvr years) ns (he Mugli Improver! in 117-27 nn the sen son Sunday atlentuun, Shaipilllr O'Neal will make Ills llrsi ap pearain e In Orlando as ihe Dm Angeles come to town lor a 3 p m. r tiniest. Legal Notice N O TIC t OF ACTION IN C M IN IN T DOMAIN IN TNK CIRCUIT COURT OF T N I (IQ H T If N T H JU DICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SIM INO ia COURTT, FLORIDA CAM RO. •T -M T 4-CA-1 l-R SEMINOLE COUNTY a pol.lical aubdiviaion ol Ih# Stal* ol Florida Petition#. v SQUAD! MORI OR I t S S OWNERS JOHN P MlOElROS end LINDA S MIDEiROS c/o Kent Hipp Eaq 201 fea t Pine Street Suit* 1700 Orlando FL 37A02 PARCEL NO It* COUNTY ROAD 44A. PHAM U F M SIMPLE MYRA S DOUONEY <• Trust**. JOHN P MEDEIROS LINDAS MEDEIROS DANK UNITED OF TEXAS. FED. JAMES F WILKENINQ THERESA A WILKENING */Ui THERESA D WILKENING MAGNOLIA FEDERAL DANA FOR SAVINGS RAY VALDES at Taa Collector ol Seminole County Florida and I S * unknown S f >OU* * * ol IS* abov*. il any ISwtr Stitt deviaaa* i i u g n t t i grant##* credilnra ■*«***« eaecutor* edmrnratrator* mortgagee*. (udgmanl creditor* Iruatee* lienholder* is ito n i m p o iiriu o n and any and alt otSar peraon* Saving or claiming to Sava any right till* or inl*f*vl by through under ol agamal th* above named Delendanlv. or otharwia* claiming any right till* or inlerrat In lha reel property deaenhad in Ihr* action A PARCEL OF 1AND LYING IN SECTION 13 TOWNSHIP I f SOUTH RANGE 10 EAST OtING A PORTION OF LOT ItA ’ RAY WOOD REPLAY* ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOf AS RECORDED 1N PLAT DOOR 30 PAGES 27 ANO 2* AND OFFICIAL RECORDS DOOR 171* PAGE ISSS OF THE PUDUC RECORDS OF s e m in o le c o u n t y Fl o r i d a o e i n g m o r e p a r t i c u l a r l y DESCRIDED AS FOLLOWS THE SOUTH 2S 00 FEET OF LOT 1AA OF SAID "HAYWOOD REPLAT* THE ADOVE DESCRIOED PARCEL OF LANO LIES IN THE CITY OF SANFORD SiMiNOLE COUNTY HORlOA AND CONTAINS IS2S SOUARE FEET MORE OR I I SS TO THOSE AOOVE NAMEO DEFENDANTS AND TO ALL PARTIES CLAIMING INTEREST BY THROUGH UNDER OR AGAINST THE NAMED DEFENDANTS ANO TO ALL PARTIES HAVINQ OR CLAIM INO TO HAVE ANY RIGHT TITLE OR INTEREST IN THE PROPER TV DESCRIDED OELOW An Eminent Domain Petition, logalhar with ill Daclaielion ul Taking hat bean tiled in th* abova-tlylad couit lo aequo* certain proparly inl*r*!ta in Sammol* County Florida davenbad at fol­ low* RARCIL NO. 11t COUNTV ROAD «SA. PHASE II F M SIMPLE A PARCEL OF LAND IN SECTION 31. TOWNSHIP IS SOUTH RANQE 10 EAST DEINO A PORTION OF A PARCEL DESCRIDED IN OFFICIAL RECORDS DOOR 2270 PAGE 1626 OF THE POOLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA DEINO MORE PAR­ TICULARLY DESCRIDED AS FOLLOWS COMMENCE AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF THE SOUTH­ EAST OUARTER OF SAID SECTION 31 FOR A POINT OF REFER­ ENCE. THENCE RUN NORTH SS’ 36 SS‘ EAST ALONG THE SOUTH UNC OF THE SAID SOUTHEAST OUARTER OF SECTION 32 A DISTANCE OF SSS IS FEET TO THE WEST LINE OF THE EAST 333 FEET OF THE WEST ONE-HALF OF THE SAID SOUTHEAST QUAR­ TER OF SECTION 32. AND THE POINT OF OEQINNING. THENCE. DEPARTING SAID SOUTH LINE RUN NORTH 00*SI1S" WEST ALONG SAID WEST LINE. SS CO FEET THENCE RUN NORTH IS ’ IS'IS" EAST. 331 01 FEET. TO THE EAST LINE OF THE WEST ONE-HALF OF THE SAID SOUTHEAST OUARTER OF SECTION 32 THENCE RUN SOUTH 00"fl*13" EAST ALONO SAID EAST LINE. SSOO FEET TO THE SOUTH LINE OF THE SAID SOUTHEAST OUARTER OF SECTION 32 THENCE RUN SOUTH S »‘ 3 t'tt" WEST. ALONG SAID SOUTH LINE 333 01 FEET TO THE POINT OF DEQINNING THE ABOVE DESCRIDED PARCEL OF LAND LIES IN. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA AND CONTAINS 1BS47 SOUARE FEET. MORE OR LESS (INCLUDING THAT PORTION OF COUNTY ROAD ASA CURRENTLY BEING MAINTAINED OV SEMINOLE COUNTY FOR ROAD PURPOSES! OWNER MYRA S OOUDNEV *• Truata# O o J Gregory HumpSrtaa. Eaq 20 North Orangt Avenue Suit. 1000 Orlando FL 32S0I-4S2S PARCEL NOS. 1ST COUNTY NOAO ASA, PMASI II F M SIMPLi A PARCEL OF LAND LYINO IN SECTION 31. TOWNSHIP IS SOUTH. RANGE 30 EAST. DEINO A PORTION OF LOT ITA. "RAYWOOD REPLAT" ACCORDINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDEO IN PLAT BOOK 30 PAOES 27 ANO 21 ANO OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK ISIS. PAOE 1SSS OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. OEINO MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS THE SOUTH 2$ 00 FEET OF LOT 17A OF SAID "KAYW000 REPLAT" THE ABOVE DESCRIBED PARCEL OF LAND LIES IN THE CITY OF SANFORD. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA ANO CONTAINS IS2S SOUARE FEET. MORE OR LESS TODSTMIR WITH PARC IL ND. TST COUNTY NOAO 4SA. PH ASS II TIMPDRARY CONSTRUCTION SASEMSNT A PARCEL OF LAND LVINO IN SECTION 11. TOWNSHIP IS SOUTH. RANGE 30 EAST. OEINO A PORTION OF LOT 17A, "KAYWOOD REPLAT" ACCORDINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDEO IN PLAT DOOR 10. PAOES 27 ANO 21 ANO OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK ISIS. PAOE ISSS OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. DEINO MORE PARTICULARLY OESCRIBEO AS FOLLOWS THE NORTH I 00 FEET OF THE SOUTH 10 00 FEET OF LOT 17A OF SAID "KAVWOOO REPLAT" THE ABOVE OESCRIBEO PARCEL OF LANO LIES IN THE CITY OF SANFORD. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA ANO CONTAINS 32S a p a r c e l of l a n d in s e c t io n 3i t o w n s h i p is s o u t h . RANGE 30 EAST BEING A PORTION OF LOT ISA "RAVWOOD REPLAT" ACCOROING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT OOOK 30 PAGES 27 ANO 2* AND OFFICIAL RECORDS DOOR I 77s PAGE ISSS OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA OEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIDED AS FOLLOWS THE NORTH S 00 FEET OF THE SOUTH 30 00 FEET OF LOT l*A OF SAID "HAYWOOD REPLATTHE AOOYE DESCRIDED PARCEL OF LAND LIES IN THE CITY OF SANFORD SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA ANO CONTAINS 12S SOUARE FEET MORE OR LESS OWNERS JAMES F WILKENING and THERESA A WILKENING a/S/e THERESA 0 WILKENING c/u Ram Hipp Eaq 201 Eaal Pin* Street Suit# 1200 Orlando FL 12S02 Defendant* P A R C H NO. 71S T O M T M IR WITH COUNTY ROAD 4SA, PHASE II TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION CASIM CHT Each Defendant it lurtbar nobbed Ih.t lha Petitioner Mill iraliSoii lor an Order ol Taking before ll.* Honorable THOMAS a . T R U ­ MAN on* of Ih* Judge! ul th* abuv*-etyl*d Couit. on Tuaaday lha I 7lh d*Y ul March, ISSS at I 30 p m . Courtroom O. in Ih* Sammol* County Courlhoua# Sanlord Florida in accordance with Ha Declaration ol Taking herelulore filed in line cauaa All Defendant! lo Ihia auil and all other interealed parti#* may time­ ly requaat a healing on the Petition lor IS* Order ol Taking *1 th* lima and place daaignaled and t>* heard Any Defendant tailing lo til* a timely requtal lor healing ahall waive any light lu ob|*tl I* Ih* Order ol Taking AMD Each Defendant and any oilier parauna claiming any mtaraal lA Ih* property daacuhad in Ih* Petition in Ih* abova atylad Eminent* Domain proceeding i* hereby required lo aanr* wlillan detenae* tl any you have, to Ihe Petition herelulore filed In tine cauaa on lha Palihunar. and any raquaat lor a hearing on Ih* Petition lor Ih* Older ot Taking, il deairad. un Paliltonar’a Allornay. whoae ham* and addiaaa la ahown below on or balor* Tuaaday, March 1 0 th. I H I . and lo lit* Ih* original ol your written dalanaa* and any Iaqua at lor heating on Ih* Petition lor Ih* Order ol Taking with lha Clark ol thi* Court either balor* aarvica on Ih* Patihonar's Allornay or immediately tharaallar. lo ahow what right, till*, intereat or li#n you have d any or claim in and lo Ih* properly datenbad in aaid Petition and lo ahow cauaa, il any you have! why aaid proparly ahould not Lie condemned lor Ih* uaea and fxwpoaaa a* aal loath in aaid Petition II you lad lo antwar. a dalaul) may be entered again*! you lor Ih* reltal demanded In Ih* Petition II you Mil lo raquaat a hearing on ih* Petition lot Ordal ol Taking you ahall want* any nglil lo ob|*cl lo aaid Order ol Taking WITNESS my hand and aaal ol aaid Court on JANUARY Bth. IM S (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR SIMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA By Ruth King Deputy Clark ROBERT A McMILLAN « County attorney lor Sammol* County. Florida Seminole County Sarvicaa Building 1101 Eaal F « » l Slraal ■ Sanlord Florida 12TTI Telephone (407| 321-1110 Eal T2S4 Allornay lot Paliliunar Pubhah Sunday. February IS. ISSS * Sunday. February 22. ISSS i DEN-1 �lltlt.'J Mpfjtld Sai iford. Clomj.i Survey r"bfu.iry ?? 1918 ■38 Silver HawksContinued from P i| e IB Thr roinrltnrk started after Dikr Howell foiind Itself In a lt> *J»H hole at Hie hair. The Sil­ ver Hawks had made It 26-22 midway through the second <|iinrler before Kdgewnter went on a nm. scoring the final 10 |Mitnts of the quarter. Dantrls li.id rlfjht of those points dur­ ing the nm. 1-akc Howell's all-everythlng Ifejy’ie Knlm had only five (mints at the half hut had a tram-high 2H for thr night. Kdgrwntrr came mil smoking again In the second half, but Ihen Reggie Knlm started to heat up. He liegan hitting from all over the court and Lake Howell trolled only 57-45 after the third quarter. In the fourth, lake Howell ronlinurd to charge. Down 6761 with under four minutes to piny, Knlm scored on a layup to trad the Sllvrr Hawks to a five point deficit. Kdgewatrr responded with n pair of free throws, but Smith followed with five straight points. Daniels and Kohn exchanged Jump shots, but Dike Howell missed potential game-tying Jumpers ns Kdgewatrr held on. Continued from Page IB of Robert Jordan. Brad LrCorr. Ryan Smith and Rlkkl Williams were manhandled by the physical and quick Kdgewatrr team. Kohn went to his bench oftrn, but he couldn't find the right equation until late In the game. It was Ihr rebounding that put an end to the Dike Howell season. "W e Jtisl got lorn up Inside." Strvr Kohn said. "We gave up 10 points on offensive reIxnmds In the flrsl half. We Just didn't expert them to come oul so strong." "The problem was we roncentratrd too much on one player IKdgcwater's Marquis Daniels, game-high 39 points).’ LrCorc said. "We were nervous Iwfore the game but when they threw the ball up. we Just set­ tled down. We have our heads high after the romeback." Lake Howell was ranked as high as fifth In the state this season and won Its first dis­ trict title, but of the six-man rotation that gets most of the playing time, only Reggie Kohn returns next season. Hie Dike Howell front court 12-4 lead liehlnd guards Calvin McCall and Mike Shipp. Thr llrsl quarter ended wllh Dr. Phillips on top, 19-11. hut the Rams scored the flrsl four (mints or Ihr second quartrr to close to wilhln 19-15 and up|>rarrd lo be ready to make a game of It Hut Shipp hit a Hirer pointer to strrtch the lead back to seven and Ihr Panthers never lookril back, scoring seven of thr next 10 (minis to take a 29 IH lead with 4:23 led In the Hist hall and II ol Ihr last 20 to take a 36 21 advantage into Hie locker room. "We needed to rrlwund with them and lie calm on olfense." said Gaudreau "They made ih.it first nm. Imt then wr looked like we were going to settle In. But we never did calm down enough on offense and we didn't rebound at all." Randy Abrums hit a cople of three-pointers early In the sec­ ond half to give the Dike Maty fans, which far outnumbered Hie Dr. Phillips fans. hope, but Shipp answered with a "three* of his own and thr Panthers widened the lead thrrr more points, to IH (52-34) . entering Ihr final quarter. The fourth quarter liecame a little tilt of showtime for Dr Phillips as tonnrr Dtkr Bran­ tley standout James Gilchrist, who tnmfrrrd to Dr. Phillips Iwo years ago. got three nasty dunks oil alley-oop passes. Gilchrist. whose father. James, was a Junior College All-America at Seminole Com ­ munity College back In the early 1970s, finished witli 13 |K>lnts and right rebounds. Hul It was thr big guards, Shipp and McCall, that led the way for the Panthers with 27 and 23, respectively. Dike Mary 121-10) got 17 from Abrams. Dr. Phillips (24-7) will host Jacksonville-Sandalwood In the Regional (Juartrrflnals on Tuesday. CLASS 8 A R E G IO N ADS at Dr. Phillips High School. Or­ lando PANTHERS 78. RAM S 48 Laha Mary (48) iiitvi* II ii 3 3 !J JiMjIjrrt 0 3 0 0 0. Smith 0 2 0 0 0 llirttham 1 7 2 2 5. Ahrtirm 4 14 G fi 17 K m m tm gli 3 9 13 7 (UrflMin 3 7 0 1 fi Shaplru 12 Laha Mary 11 10 13 12 48 Dr. Phillips 19 17 18 28 . 78 athletes. In addition, their will be a sumo wrestle-off. free pizza, giveaways and. Iiest of nil. It's all free. It will take place from 6 8:30 p in. For mure Information, call Joe Caputo at Sanford Chris­ tian. 322 0980 or 321-0825. Special to the Herald Hirer puinl field k<m K . l-ikr Mary 4 10 (Abrainh 3 10 llifi£h.irn 1*5. JfRjbnrl 0 2. Ihivi* 0 1 Krrhrnbrnfk 0* 11 Dr ltiUltp% 6 10 (MrC All i 5 Shipp 2 3. lom lliivin I I. WnlifHHir O II Tot-il l<mis _ I - t h r Mary IH Or 13 Ftnihl (Nil _ lalie Mary llarrlum 1m luilraii _ mine KH* minis _ U k r Mary 22 llta m * * ! 51. IJr fhillip* 2M Kills hrtui Iliat's coming from someone who already knows what a great soccer program Is nil about. Seminole High to host Athletes in Action Sports Spectacular 0 0 TnfitU 15 51 13 15 4fi D r. Phillips (7 8 ) McCall 7-9 fi 9 33 Shipp t* 13 1 3 37. Until., (I | 0 0 0 C llrhm i 5 7 3 « I X T..m ll„v*, 3 3 OO 7 Um trr* o 0 0 0 0 lUucliiyOO I 3 I (Ichm 13 1 3 3 Ilrm.k* 0 3 0 0 0 Wrllnn 1 1 0 0 3 V la -r 12 4 4 A Total* 3M-40 If, 2 « SANFORD _ Head on oul to Seminole High School Tues­ day for the Athletes tn Action Sports Spectacular. (hr event Is sponsored by Student Venture and Athleles In Action and affords everyone a chance to hang out with AIA A«h%l*h1n. _ Ltkr Mary (I (Alirams 41 Or Hullip* IH (Me< .«ll 5j Slriili . lak r Mary 7 (JouhfFI 2 Ahmim 21 Or IliilllpN 11 (McCall 4| Ium m rr* _ lakr Mary 15 Or Ilill1l|r% 17 lirrurds Lakr Mary 21 -10 Or l*tUlllf>% 24 7 "It's Anting." she said. "I really liked Ihr area and it's a small school. They have Un­ kind of class sizes I like and they're a great soccer pro­ gram." Ha/.lle maintains a 3.0 grade point avrragr at Dike Mary and Is looking forward to moving on Rams Continued from Page IB to college. "They are aware ol the rank­ ings and they know they have lo slep It tip," Klsselr said. "We play good teams and rvrry game teams play against us Is one of lheir big games of ihr season. Thai's how' II has been all year against us." C a r e e r s In T r u c k D r i v i n g N o E x p e r ie n c e N e e d e d I Oviedo opens Lacrosse season Prom Staff Reporta SANFORD _ Taylor I’ope poured In five goals as the Oviedo Dons ojiened the boys' Lacrosse season with n 14I thumping of Seminole at Thomus K. Whlgham Stadium Friday night. llie Dons got off to a fast start, scoring nine goals In the llrsl quartrr and holding u 12-1 lead at halftime. Ovlrdo (1*0) oulshol the Fighting Semlnoles 37-2, with seven diffrrrnt players scaring and nine adding assists. '(lie Dons will host St. Kdwards from Vero Bearh today nt .lutin Courier Held, while Seminole (0-11 will host Dike Maty on Monday and Dikr Huwrll on Thursday. Both game* are set for 7 p.m. starts. In addition to l*ope. also scoring for Oviedo werr Brian ^ ^ Mrtdgrlord with three goals, Dave Walsh with two and Ross Almnd. Dan Thombrugh. Aaron Goodrnbury and Scott ILunry netting one store each. Ramey led In assists with two. while Walsh. Aboud. Goodenberry. Zach Warmer. Chad Duberke. J.D. McCullough, Adams and Brinkley contributed our assist each. Jimmy Viera scored the Fighting Semlnoles goal, unas­ sisted In tile second period. U til* CK-WlV, 14 (lt>pr 5 Ibtdgrl.nit 3 W*!Oi 2 (fiulM-y I t l a u l (ioalriiliur) I lUxtifiruzIi II. Smuouk I IV lm i . Oimlii (lUtiH-y 3. Waltli I. Atwud I. (kudmbury I. W u m n I. M, < ulfciugli IKitjrrkr I. S k im 1, liruiklry II S h iilia i |w l .Ortnta 37 Srailnulc S a m . Ovmlo I, SmUiudr 10 H ou id i _ Ovmlo I O. Srtmiwik- 0-1 lakes If you w ant to catch bass. T h ey arc alm ost Im possible to find In the river due to abnorm ally high w aters. A s usual, OUTDOORS large sh iners are producing m ost o f the bass over 5 pounds. Som e o f the best fishing In the river Is tak in g place In D ike M o n roe. There, the fish are c o n ­ J IM fined by distinct boundaries, such as the SHUPE sea wall. Sebastian Inlet is featu rin g fair action w ith snook to 15 pounds, large flounder, and m edium -sized blu eflsh. Large live system a n d Intestinal tract. Sym ptom s shrim p and finger m ullet are top baits. Include vom iting, diarrhea, and n u m b ­ C aptain Jack at Port C an averal r e ­ ness or tin glin g arou n d the m outh and In the arm s and legs. A few people have ports that giant seas have kept boats in m ore severe reaction w ith m uscle pain, Port. C all Jack to find ou t i f there Is any dizziness, and sensations o f tem perature clean w ater before ven tu rin g out. Inside reversal. M ost cases last tw o to three the P o r t , there Is sp otty action w ith w eeks, but sam e poor souls suffer for snook, a lon g w ith sheepshead and years. A doctor ca n help ease the sym p­ flounder. Trou t and redflsh arc scattered tom s, bu t there Is n o know n cure. C on ­ tn the Banana and Indian R ivers. sequ en tly those w h o kn ow abou t cig u a t­ B lueflsh and sh eepshead ore keeping era don ’t eat b a rracu d a and-am berjack. an glers busy at Pon ce In let. A lso expect especially on es ca u gh t In the Florida drum , redflsh. an d Jack crevalle. Live o r K ^S. dead shrim p Is the top bait. Redflsh and trout arc rated a s fa ir In M osqu ito L a ­ FIS H IN G F O R E C A S T goon. Stick to the W cklva R iver and local % ADVICE A B IG A IL VAN BUREN mention time for which the boas is paying them. Abby, this Is plain stealing! Had they been emergency calls, I wouldn't have minded — but calls to plan a party, discuss the high­ lights she wanted her beauty opera­ tor to put In her hair or to make a dinner date are out of line. 1 can no longer feel friendly toward some o f mv husband’s em­ ployees because of the way they are treating him behind his back. I told my husband, and he was appalled by what I observed. He eald his receptionist had already mentioned it, but he had dismissed it and put off checking it out. After my report, he kept tabs on his staff for a while. I hope my letter makes some employees see how they are hurting their companies. And I hope it alerts bossee to a potential waste of time on the Job that rubs customers o f service and shareholders of fair profits. BOSS'S WIFE IN TEXAS D E A R W IFEt U sin g the tele­ phone for persona l businees on com p an y lim a Is not u n com ­ mon. It Ls, h ow ever, dishonest ■m l u m O i Iiw I. |n a sense, tak ­ in g time o ff the Job to conduct p e rs o n a l b u sin e ss la th eft — ■» * -.* O' — O R lA A f O tj I 10 I. 2 Chatty em ployees steal w o rk hours DKAH ABBY: I recently Tilled in for my husband'* receptionist when ■he was ill. My husband owns the business and I know moat o f his employees, but this was the first time I1hadI spent any Itime there, Abby, doesn't America have havt a . work ethic anymore? What hap­ pened to "a day’s work for a day's pay”? I waa astounded at the num­ ber o f personal phone calls the employees received while on the Job. I am not talking about ahart calls on break*. There were a* many a* three call* in one day for a particu­ lar employee. Those were the in­ coming call* - I have no idea how many personal outgoing calls the employee made. Not only was that employee's time used for personal business, but the receptionist had to take the calls, refer them and/or take a message. These employees do not consider now much of the recep­ tionist's time they wsste, not to ii Truck Driver Institute 610 Aero lo n e * S on totd LIONS 14. PIQHTINO 8EM1NOLE8 1 Oviedo B 3 0 2 _ 14 Seminole O 1 O O _ 1 Hum ans should take care in what kind of fish we eat SAN FO R D _ W hat m akes tw o fish, one w ith a large m ou thful o f razor sharp teeth and the oth er w ith a m uch sm aller and bash-ally tooth less m outh, w orthy ol a listing In the dangerou s plants and anim als section? Rest assu red ll’s not lx-eause the fish gobble hum ans whole. Actually, these fish are potentially d a n ­ gerou s l»ccausc w e m ight eat them . Both species, especially barracuda, can have high con cen tra tion s o f cigu atera toxin, w h lrh is passed on to people w ho eat the meat o f these fish. A ctually, m ore than 400 species o f fish can c a ir y clguatoxin; sn apper and grou p er arc also high on the list o f c-uljirtts. C iguatera toxin Is produced by m icro­ scopic organ ism s that live arou n d coral reefs and oth er hard subm erged stru c­ tures. T h e toxin accu m u lates tn the tis ­ sues o f fish feed in g around the reefs. T h e problem Is that cigu atera has no taste o r sm ell, you can ’ t see It, and It Isn’t destroyed b y co ok in g o r freezing the m eat. T h ere's no sim ple w a y to tell If y ou r catch o f the da y w ill m ake you Blck. A nd the price for such u ncertainty m ay lx* high. T h e toxin a ttacks the nervous ^ ^ L o c a l 1 5 d a y C D L T r a in in g Full fit P a rt T im e C la s s e s Tu itio n R e im b u r s e m e n t J o b P la c e m e n t L o c a l/ S h o rt H a u l/ O T R , em ployee for hD or her time ae w e U e e e fl I f p e rs o n a l c a lls m ust be m ade d u rin g b u sin e ss h o u rs, the hnsieet thing to do w ould be to esaka 1*— » during the lunch hour o r on break time. 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I .||f' I l'M I* inn ir it Ken Kern's Transmission 500 Laurel Avenue. Sanford. Honda 32771 (407) 3 2 3 -3 0 4 0 For A Professional Image m Ml Q? C om fon .ible OFFICE FURNITURE AND EQUIPM ENT DECOR ITEMS & M ORE M o d u la r F u r n itu r e I Longwood Business Liquidators Monday thru Seuday lOsm • 0pm 515 N . Hwy. 17-92 HR ■*» noahol 444. m*~~* — - *** — —) W>T) 696-9690 �I 4 B - Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida •Sunday. February 22. 1998 People 30th gala captures the magic Rosa turns 90, Phyllis crowned BSP quee "Capture the Magic" repre­ sented 30 years of utter en­ chantment that Ballet Guild of Sanford-Seminole has been bringing to the community since Its Inception In 1968. The dazzling performance took place on Feb. 14 In the Performing Arts Center of W in­ ter Springs High School. It was truly an evening to remember as 50 guild and guest dancers performed par excellence. Before the magic of the eve­ ning got under wny. Sally Sawm ik , president o f the board of directors, spoke briefly and in­ troduced the artistic directors. Miriam Doktor and Valerie Weld, who made several pres­ entations. Angela Uaragona was the re­ cipient o f the Walter L. Rye Sil­ ver Slipper award for securing the most sponsors. John Fer­ guson and his son. Scott, hon- R o m M assy at bar 90th birthday celebration with her slaters. Zola Davis ana Edith Cason. D O R IS D IE T R IC H ored the late Nola Ferguson with an award presented to April Michels who also received honors from the board as the only high school graduating senior. She has been accepted to the Florida School o f the Arts. It was announced later that Caltlln Valentine who was o b ­ serving her birthday on Valen­ tine's Day was notflled that day that she has been accepted to North Carolina School o f the Arts. A special guest was Jackie Caolo who flew In from Dallas for the event. Jackie heads the Betty Williams Foundation which assists deserving, tal­ ented dancers. About 25 alumni dancers a t­ tended the 30th gala perform ­ ance. Seated near us were Mary Ann Grover Duxbuiy. Sara Lee Roberts Smith and Leslie W hlltem Welmer. The performance was dedi­ cated to Suzanne (Suzy) Dickey for her generous and tireless efforts to Ballet Guild for 20 years. As (he show got under way. a cast o f special actors provided between-acls capers Including; Lloyd Wall. High Wizard o f Drofnas: Mark Tartcano. Low Wizard Scruff: Foreman Heard, movie director Bendar Dundat and also Zclda: Mike Farella, camera man Grip Glitch: Bob Meyers. Wltchle Boo: Daniel Hunlap, leprechaun; Bob V al­ entine, press agent Barry Sllckgulrc: and a representa­ tive far the Orlando Magic. The show opened with magi­ cian John Catlller and the dancers performing several amazing feats o f magic fol­ lowed fay the beautifully staged "Phantom" featuring Matthew TwtUeager doing credit to "Phantom o f the Opera." "The Grand Tkrentella." a flery Gypsy favorite repeated from yesteryear, nearly brought the house down. The show ended too quickly with "Keep On Movin', a spirited Jaxz number. Alter the performance con­ cluded with a richly deserved standing ovation, patrons were ready to leave the auditorium when Bob Valentine strolled on stage swinging a mop which waa unrehearsed. While he presented his monologue, the dancers quickly dressed Into T* shirts and drifted back on stage to honor Miss Miriam and Miss Valerie who were t o ­ tally surprised at the exciting grand finale congratulating them on their 30 years o f ewerwhelming dedication. The magical evening ended at a reception In the lobby o f the Doris Stain (from MI), Mary Dale Jones and Gail Stewart at Monthly Bridge Social. theatre when old friende greeted each other with lota big huga and a few tears o f happlness. ROSA TUSKS BO Rosa Bennett Maaey wa* queen for a day on her 90th birthday. Jan. 31. Her three daughters. Lor­ raine Olllyard o f Sanford; Elizabeth Willie o f Orlando; and Shirley Chase o f Middleburg honored her at a birthday luncheon at noon at Rosa's home on Chapman Avenue. Others Joining the birthday i girt were her two sisters, Zola Davis and Edith Cason of Sanford, five grandchildren, three great grandchildren, two great great grandchildren. . other close family members; and friends. The luncheon was servrd; outside during which time pir-: lures o f the five generations were snapped. At 3 p.m.. friends and other family members dropped by to help Rosa celebrate to the lunej ■ m D U tik h , r a g * • * Phylllo Sonkorlk (toft, In toft photo) woo crownod Boto Slgmm Qu— n by tho 1997 quoon, Amorot LoRooo who poooo (right photo from loft) with quoon eondldotoo Sonkorlk, Joyce Sommot end Angelo Mollory. 23 dedicated young women to become missionaries An evening o f elegance the first sponsored by St. M at­ thew M issionary B aptist Church's Young W om en AuxllFeb. 14 Is a date to be remem bered by the young their lovelyl « e u t a g attire, the ladles catered to soft m usic. They were Introduced to the watting fie s t a by Cynthia K. O ther, one o f their senior advi­ sors. Twenty-three d edicated m em bers of the Young W om en's Auxiliary .have chosen to becom e young m issionaries far the M aste rs W ord and The elegant at the Sanford Arm ory. V alen­ tine's Day w as Indeed the great day In which they chose to se­ lect a s their theme 1 Corinthl13. M ARVA H A W K IN S Prayer w as offered by the Rev. Leonard W ilson and the scripture w as read by Roslyn President o f the auxiliary, W lnnola Johnson, welcom ed the guests. The m usical rendi­ tion w as by Rayfteid Hum phrey who gave renditions o f praise hymns. A lt a r m d d l r f n u il l n n i r mnA couples from the audience come and renew their wedding vows. These couples were: Prince and Janice McKInny, George and Olorta Beasley, Gregory and Sheryl Hardy, E r­ nest and Roalyn Brown, Lenaard and Patricia Robinson, Gregory and W lnnola Johnson and Ronald and Jan Jones. Happy Birthday Tillm an, Reneice Vcm elce Casaanovs, Polk and G all Ford, m aiy folks share month. Many happy The choir o f Morning Olory M issionary Baptist Church w ill host an appreciation program In honor o f their m usician Cynthia Casaanovs Brown Saturday, March 7. 7:30 at the church located at Highway 46 East In Sanford. The guest artists w ill be Minister Vernon (Papa) Jones. Vincent Smith, O erald C a ssanova and company. Choirs o f the community Invited. For Information 338-0673. Ann w h it* i< �Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida •Sunday, February 22, 1998 - s a ENQAQKMINTS S couts’ International Da Every year, In honor of their aUter G irl Scouts and O ld Quldea around the world, the Stardust Service Unit of Olrl Scouts In Lake Mary holds an International Day. Bach troop selects a different country, team s about the country and shares what the scouts have learned with the other troops. W eeks o f practice for the en­ tertainment portion o f the day precede the event. Each troop presents a skit, song or dance It has learned from the coun­ try. This year, dressed like mummies and pharoahs, Egypt danced to Steve M artin's King Tut. Other dances were from Argentina, Polynesia. Mexico (the Mexican hat dance) and Senegal. All o f the troop lead ­ ers were. Impressed with SeneThe leader and the co­ d a o f Troop 796 were both dressed In costume and danced with the girls. It will hopefully encourage more adults to Join In with the girls. Troop 262. who repre sented Saudi Arabia, waa also fortunate enough to have a leader who dressed In costume and Joined In with the girls. Troop (397 found someone from South Africa to teach the troop how to M y a few phrases and sing a song from that country. Sweden, the birth ­ place of many of Sanford and E Uaa Dawn Watson and Caleb Earl Reynolds Watson-Reynolds Diane O. and Sam Joe W atson of Sanford, a n ­ nounce the engagement of their daughter. U aa Dawn Wataon of Sanford, to Caleb Earl Reynolda of De­ catur, Ind. son of Kathleen and Kandy Reynolda of De­ catur. Horn In Sanford, the bnde-elect la the m aternal granddaughter of Evelyn and Perry Majors of S an ­ ford. and the late Rev. A l­ bert Orren Sr. Her paternal grand parent a are Ida W at­ aon of Sanford and the late Mr. Sam Joe Wataon Sr. M b. Wataon la a 1004 graduate of Seminole Trin­ ity Christian School of Sanford where she waa valedictorian of her class, was Involved with dram a and assisted In second and third grade clasaroom a. During high school she waa active In the Sanford First Church of the Naxarrne and waa a regional repre tentative for lish Honor Society and Psychology Honor Society. She has participated In In­ tramural sports and m is­ sion trips to Volgograd, Russia and BelU r. She la employed aa an English Department teaching a ssis­ tant and high school tutor at Olivet. Bom at Decatur, her fi­ ance la the m aternal grandson of Evelyn and Robert Luglnblll o f D eca­ tur. Ilia paternal grandpar­ ents are Norris Blocker of Decatur, the late Mr. Rob­ ert E. Reynolda and the late Mrs. Cotty Reynolda Blocker. i n n i n g pro Cli y e a n . She also went 'with tier church on tw o' m is­ sions during high school. She will graduate from Olivet Naxarrne University o f Kankakee. 111. In May with an English and psy­ chology major. While at Olivet. Ms. W ataon has been a member of the Eng­ He la De­ partment teaching a ssis­ tant at Olivet and m inister of mlustc usic at Eaatrtdge Naxa) Church In Kankakee. The wedding will be an event of June 20. at 2 p.m.. at Sanford First Church of the Naxarene. Reynolda la a 1005 graduate of Adam s Central High School in Monroe. Ind. Ilia activities Included basketball, swing choir, dram a and National Honor Society. He Is a Junior Christian Ministries m ajor at Olivet where b is acttvK ties m dUdC: ' Theolc neology*’ * * a : Dietrich " • * 41 • o f 4 0 guests In all. Fruit punch. ; cake and mints were served 8 from a table covered with a red linen Uner and overlaid with a white hand-crocheted cloth. Bouquets of rosebuds adorned the tables Inside and outside. Ro m came to Sanford when she w m 12 years old and mar­ ried Reggie Masey In 1026. She has Uved In the sam e house on Chapm an Avenue for 50 years. During the early years. Ro m ' iw as a homemaker until she raised h a three daughters. She la t a went to work at FMB Dime Store on Sanford Avenue where she remained Cor 15 years. She has been a m em ber o f Central Baptist Church for more than 50 years. • Ro m U a very spcy and •chipper lady with a wonderful faense of humor. She contitb- utes her longevity to: *1 never took a drink of ltauor In my life and never smoked a cigarette. I drink a little coffee sometimes, but never drink tea. I Just don't tike It.* Period. TA HQggA Q U lt N The Sanford chapters o f Beta Sigm a Ftil held the annual V al­ entine luncheon at Deltona Hills Golf and Country C lub on Feb. 14. Every year, each ch ap­ ter selects a Valentine Ctrl who la In competition for the queen title Following the social hour. Phyllis Senkartk o f Laureate Oamma Delta w as crowned the 1008 queen by the 1097 queen, Amore Ls Ro m . Phyllis took the traditional queen's walk and u a. received a beautiful vase as gift along with a do w n yellow roaea and a sparkling crown rch on for MIm Florida USA M IAM l-AppUcatlona are now being accepted through thp end o f May for the 1090 M1m Ffor* da U SA Pageant. The pageant, nonaored by the Florida Lot* ery and hooted by Bal Har* Lake Mary’s original settlers, w as presented by Troop 1512. They sang 'S an ts Lucta' for the audience. The most anticipated part of the event la the food. This ear. the favorite food w u the xlt! from Italy, courtesy of Troop 1592 and the Swedish m eatballs from Sweden. The least favorite w m the herbed tofu dip from China. Doug Fomer, AARP vloa president (from left), and Maty Ellen Hawkinson, director, congratu­ late Vernon Fedderson, recipient of the Harry lata V A LU E-P A C K ED E N T E R T A IN M E N T The event Is only open to Olrl Scouts, but each year. Judges decide whose entertainment la the best. Those troops will be performing at Olde Lake Mary Days on March 28 around 11 a.m. Don't mlaa it! A A t f LU NC H EO N There w as an excellent turn­ out at the February meeting of the Lake Mary c h a p ta of the AARP. The guest sp e s k a was food.and the topic w m a dellc io u fc t f b fU tc d . Valentine's 1 actu­ ally get down to the bualneM o f eating, several AARP officers had a few words to aay. Vice President John Scheirm an re­ minded members about the Lynx bus now coming through Lake Mary five dines dally. He also passed around an article about Social Security. AARP Is against Its privatisation and John encouraged mem bers to stay current «n the subject. President Jim Carm ona re­ minded members about the free tax help that Is being of­ fered for seniors In Sanford. The help la available five Mon­ day through Friday from 0 a.m . to 4 p.m. For more Inform a­ tion. call 628-4381. Cynthia Pltcock. the Com ­ munity Services chair for the AARP. gave out volunteer sheets so that m em bers could keep up with their volunteer hours. Current members were con­ gratulated on their recruitment efforts. There were several new m em bers at the February meeting. CIA HOLD6 Due to the threatening w eath a, the crowd at the Community Improvement A s­ sociation's first Valentine con­ cert w as lighter than expected. But the crowds who did show had a w onderful time. Terry Award, and UHan Griffin, who received the Outstanding Achievement Award. MARY ROWELL ’ U n lv e rs lty o f Achievement Award. Vem Fedderson received the pres­ tigious Harry Terry Award and Dick Fess received the Lifetime Achievement Award. President Shell*, la w y e r was , presented with a gavel In recognition of her •continuing role aa pres Id s a l< .- r « i « . ...... a The CIA has always bear a support a o f education. At the con cot. President Sheila Saw ­ yer presented Dr. BUI Hinkle with a $500 scholarship for the SCC Symphonic Band. C hack o u r cslandar fo r theatar, art, m usic, sp o rts . an d be tura a ab r io n a a h ttp J /w w w .o k.u ct*d u / pubraV cshndar/ Check pufBemteil The Lake Mary W om an's C lub provided a deli­ rious array o f Valentine cook­ ies for concert goers. Rosea were given to everyone by Country C lub Florist. The concert w m such a success that the CIA plana to hold ano th a one In the future. Ootng to be a June bride? W ell, why don't you start planning on Sunday. March I. Target In Lake Mary will be holding a C lub Wedd Bridal Celebration. The celebration la a free Infor­ mational event held annually at Target stores nationwide. The event often brides-to-be a chance to register with Club Wedd. Targets nationwide bri­ dal registry. It also lets them know about the wedding serv­ ices available locally. T hU year, attendees at the celebration Indude B as­ kets o f Joy. W inn Dixie Floral Dept., wedding consultants Creative Elegance, Rasl Breen with formal wear and wedding dresses, photographer Thom La Ru s m . Albertson's Bakery, Showtime Transportation, weddings only DJ Brian Scott, and The W edding Pages. The event will be from 1 to 4 p.m. and all brides-to-be who r e g u ta will receive a free gift. W ASHINGTON W c H a ve It A H »** It’s the store you remember with Sifts you love! • MufTy VenderBear • Crane Stationery • Crabtree St Evelyn • Seagull Pewter • Vera Bradley • Boyd’s Bean • Caspar!. • Lampe Berger • Christopher Radko • Roc hard Limoge , She S n h w e /l Uniquesifts, stationeryandinvitations Located next to General Gncma ft * lake Mary Centra, test of M te Lake Mary Mvd. end lelre Cure Road S BIRTHDAY SALE m m U H M - I Q it J mm mA A L i r I* # �M - Sanford Harmtd. Sanford. Honda • Sunday. FaOruary 22. IBM 1SUNDAY ____________________________________________________ • ' _______________________________ _ Wo ProvkM Assistance workers recently dean* ing the yard of Georgia Cheapening we (from left): Amanda Howard, Scott Moser, Leslie Davie, Chorpenlng, Nancy Elizabeth Gordon and Brent Moser. Avocation: Do unto others... ^ u n r — T-.— n m j T n z n n r r r r r t i^ r m Youths provide free home assistance effort to build a shed and n ram p. The wonderful thing about thla endeavor la that It Is free for the asking. No payment Is nec­ essary. Participants are working out of the good­ ness of their heart. No strings attm hrd and nothing but a thank-you need be mentioned. By SUSAN W ENNER Herald Stuff W riter n SANFORD - According to Bruce Moaer. coordi­ nator of W PA (We Provide Aaslatance), at leaat 80 Individuals are atandlng by for an opportunity to aaalal the public In whatever way (hey can "Our whole purpose is lo reach wit." Mild Mo help. After a m ission trip to Tennessee alm ost r. "We want to Improve and dean up Sanford I one year ago the group became excited about have 50 peo;pie Just treading at my heels to grt serving their own community and now they are things moving. We are striving for sharing Christ Juat waiting for the phone to ring to provide and aiming for trlUng people about the gospel. needed aaslatance to anyone and everyone In W e want to do the work and be nice. We h aw a thla community. good reason for the work and that Is working for 'About a year ago we went to Tennessee for Ood. W e want to share that reason." Mountain Top," said Moaer. "During our stay Moaer d ie d that since Hie beginning of their there we helped people In the A ppalachians. work here the five completed projects h a w been Some of these people didn't even have running for mem bers o f their church. Since those rerlpl water. They were so happy lo get help. It was ents already know Jesus the group havenit had such a touching experience that we got fired up the opportunity to share their faith but they are to come back and get busy here In our own tn hopes that m s the word gets out they ran . community. W e felt It made a difference there Moat of the work la accom plished on Satur­ and we could make that same difference here." days. Either morning or afternoons or both may So far the group has helped only Individuals be booked. For those tn the community wishing In their own church. Projects such aa ‘ picking up to utilise these workers services one may call the palm lim bs," weeding, raking, washing windows, church at 333-4371 and leave the name, address, mowing, cleaning rose gardens and fixing g a ­ phone and work needed with the church secre­ rages have kept the group busy. W hile still In tary. The Information will be passed on lo Moser TfcnnctfeC| Moaer d ie d that he w as part o f an and he will be sure that the'job la filled. b in . in.iitt.H- i-*it.t..*.»< ........ , -.ffr .. ....... , i ,i. s Dietrich- Lunch constated o f fruit cu chicken or beef, a vegetab! medley and red and white cake. Entertainment w as provided by Seminole County's d scaling £ i - r t .- .I . — J ' _ i r n .* : 'H appy Hoofers,.* a dance and lyrical troupe, directed by Evelyn Cheater, constating of about 30 woman and three men ranging tn age from BO to 80. T h e y are delightful.' Joyce Sammet said. "They performed dances and sang to muaic that waa popular during the *30a and •30a.* a a . z. ::z :i . i." a / j~ _ L Z U Mary Dale Jones and O all Stewart were hostesses for the February gathering o f the Monthly Bridge Social. Held at the Jones home on Park Ave­ nue. a Valentine's Day motif carried out In the decor refreshm ent*. White mums, red cloths, red napkins and delicious food made the setting extra special. Tent Millikan won high score. Thelma Smith, second, and Helen Ernest, third. Others attending were: Carolyn Cornelius, Betty H alback. Rose Jacobson, Peg Jones, Selm a Newman. Shirley M ills, Doris Stein. Frances W ebster. Shirley Schilke. Alice Potter and guest Elizabeth Dunn o f Indiana. Penn. U M T OR MEND The United Methodist Men of the First United Methodist Church honored the ladles of the church at a sweetheart banquet on Feb. 13 which was hosted by Dick Barnett. Nearly 100 reservations were made to attend the banquet which fea­ tured roast beef and all the trimmings, cooked by Lester Rethwtll, and topped off with Valentine cake. The frosting on the cake was the appearance o f Leo Zeola who entertained the crowd with aaxaphonr selections with pi­ ano accompaniment. Accord- 1. Hawkins- Banford/Ccntral Florida MuIctana Oufld *01 hold IU orhahop during Black MuMc ~ ~ T h rr? J IM m m u n sn x donation to 380 WUahlre Btvd.. Suite 138. C asselberry . FL 33707 o r call 331-8086 by Feb. 38. *O M n g Back* - "Reclaim ing O ur Communities", ______________ NM C v o m n r R fflljH n U L im a a ilM a ia M B im ill — In last week's column, we were given information that Libby Prevail resigned from the Sanford W om an's Club. Actu­ ally, she resigned her office of corresponding secretary only. Libby has been a sick chick with heart and other com plica­ tions for several weeks, but she hopes to be out and about real soon and back at the club where she la a missed, vital member. W e m ake your business insurance our business. Icwunt in hr pair khiMik<M« pinner At the class o f the March 31 workshop. the worfcahop choir win be under the .direction o f Or. Horace Boyer o f M aaaachuaetta. known aa the Father of O oapd Muaic Hlatoiy. There will be two worfcahop rehearsal* held on Thursday, March 12 and March 18 at 7:00 when k u«nu> to in* trance pn K u rin . li n t t a in nviiy krqitJtty hrouv*. pn K u rin ftien A n m -O an m In * ranee (aan paiy pm at Bi. John Mlaalonary 6 *p u «t Church, East 10th NXbltukc Street and Cypceaa Avenue. OMVttf W BM S «■ >°y . ■fr" ft i-lilfK M ^ a £ f t S f ii5 J i s s ^ ^ r t s i t a T s S . ' _ _ _ r ? - T l 7 l i L _ - * M — Pfatd. FL 33773 by March I. •"M R ■gam Ing to Joyce Sawyers, Leo ‘played sew ral old. fam iliar, beautiful hymns. Il w as per­ fectly beautiful. Everybody was thrilled to death." Leo is a retired Navy caplaln and pilot wlto married Marjorie Newman of Sanford more than 80 y e a n ago. They make their home tn TUnaruan. yuv hitana* kaiw na* while p »i bike cmv i f tsarinas! s r r r .S r ifE i TH BM M SM i* ***** * * * * S S L THE FULL MONTY t * « i* * « « » m 1 1*4*0 * * * * * L " I I I I l .. L Z L ■ .i* T O M Y M .. T X 1 ' J IM U fU M O i �Santert HsraM. Sanford. Florida - Sunday, February 22. IM S •7 S Som e big moments in this film about little people The B o m mmra (FO): They ; live slightly beyond the walla of • a home. They keep to them* ; aelves mostly, but there are subtle ways they let you know they're around. Looking around the house, you may find things m ysteriously m issing. You could have sworn an Item w as there a few minutes ago. And later, the Item la back as If It had never vanished. Is It rats?1 Think not. They are called Borrowers, and they are the little stars of a new family film called The Borrow ers. Based on the children's books by the late Mary Norton. The Borrowers follow the a d ­ ventures of these Lilliputianlike characters as they face a dally challenge of going through their lives avoiding contact with ’ beings** humans In other words. When we first meet them, they appear In the kitchen of an old house owned by the Lenders, a middle class In Jeopardy of losing their home to a treacherous lawyer named Octous P. Potter (John Ooodman). In order to foil Potter's plans, the Lenders have to come up with their gran d­ mother's will or fare eviction. The grandm other willed the home's deed to the Lenders, but. without knowing the lo ca ­ tion of the still, the family Is forced to move. In come the Borrowers, who end up being Potter's worst nightmare. The children of the Clocks — the Borrower family that co­ ha bltate with the Lenders— are able to snag the will from Pot­ ter's possession. And the rest of the film Is a race to get the artil in the hands of the Lend­ ers. who now live on the other side of town from the old house, and slop Potter's se lf serving scheme. However, the other side of town Is like the other side of the world to a Borrower , and a lot could h ap ­ pen. In the translation between literature and film, som ething has been lost. The Borrow ers to a spirited film, and you can see how this to a wonderful story for children and their parents. But. frankly, the hu­ mor to what turned me off. You have the villain being electro­ cuted. doused with cheese sauce a Is Nickelodeon, and sprayed In the face with some hair-rem oving substance. There Is even a fistula ting dog —It seems like there to alw ays % VA- , David Frazier Scrssn Tssts something fla tula ting in Idd pictures nowadays. But this humor doesn't seem to mesh with the rest o f the Aim. Bo what you end up with is lam e laugh-getters holding back an otherwise fun adventure. I could have known more about the Borrow ers as w ell. W hat are their backgrounds? Where are they from? Have they always been around? We learn mainly about their c h a r act eristics and the relationship they have with hum ans, but that's It (It was neat, however, to learn that there are two dif­ ferent classes within the B o r­ rower community). It to not Important that we fully s e ­ q u en t ourselves with the B o r­ rowers. I guess. Vital to Keeping The B orrow ­ ers afloat to a good perform ­ ance by the busy John Ooodman. who Is starring In h is third film to less than two months with another Aim set to come out after this, and the miniature cfTeds. Ooodman m akes a caricature out o f the lawyer. Potter. He la effective In the slapstick scenes, and he m akes his vil­ lain m em orable even though there to not much to the ch ar­ acter in the first place. Ooodman to better playing cartoonIsh here than he w as In The The Clock fsm#y, Paagrsssn (Tom FsMon.) Homiy (Cola Imrte,) Pod (Jim Broadband) and Arietty (Flora TLC TRANSMISSION U AUTO REPAIR Flintatonet. P u is The effects are jaw -dropping. One sequence. In particular. where father Clock and h is children raid the kitchen of food and supplies, to quite special. The kitchen seem s like some vast obstacle course the Borrowers have mastered with ease. Jum ping from the table to chair and clim bing the Nswtogln). behind bars In Polygram Fima' release The Borrowers. Y o u "O n Th e R o a d A g a in ” Ataxe. STAan VJaui &£aue &d? P f 1 K P P [ r • Clutch Adjustm ent • Transmission Check (Foreign A Dom estic 4i4*s ft R V s ) (our) • Brakes • C V s & Axles s a r -n ^ v i u L A Q t r a n s m • Engine Repairs • Tune - ups i s s i o n s S* i S S k * i 7 S . * * 2 7 5 "a 1 Herald Staff Wrtlcr While everyone In the area knows that there Is a won­ derful m arina at the St. Johna River in Sanford, some may not realtor that there la also a wonderful restaurant. Hidden In the back com er o f the city, right on the river, la a small restaurant that offers delicious seafood and the best atm osphere... Mother Nature. Bob Hopkins, who also operates St. Johna River Cruises and Tours and was bora and raised In Sanford, had a problem a few years back. After his tours, people were hungry and were con­ sistently asking where they could go to eat. It dawned on Hopkins that If he opened a little restaurant o f his own. he could feed his tour patrons himself. Four years ago, Hopkins GATOR LANDING RIVERSIDE GRILLE 4255 Peninsula PL • W__ m m sanfoni, nonaa (407) 330-1612 leased the old Osteen Ash camp and after a year o f hard work and patience, turned It Into Gator Landing. Although a lot o f the decor la University o f Florida ori­ ented. Hopkins said that he will serve Seminole's also. Patrons can enjoy the beat In Florida seafood while sit­ ting Inside and watching a game or aittlng outside on the deck. Gator, and not the frosen atulf, la definitely a specialty along with fresh catfish flngertlnga, grouper cooked anyway imaginable and snook. O f course there to also shrimp, baby back riba and a variety o f sandwiches, appetisers and desserts to tempt the palate. The gator and the fresh fish are a must try on a Brat visit, however. On weekends, there to live ntustewdi the deck and cua-"1 D eB ary H a ll, In c , SPRING FESTIVAL M ial Quilt Auction tantpg to beachy music while watching the activity an the St. Johna River. I f It's a little cloudy or cool, the deck to enclosed with see-through shields so the view Isn't hin­ dered. Just the conditions. Gator i-rid in g to laid h r * , where everyone gets to know everyone. No tie required. Just the desire to have a good time eating good food while enjoying the beautiful St. Johns River. Viatagc C an Historic Displays 38 Special’s new album misses its mark The south will surely rise again, but probably not on the heels o f the latest release from southern boogie/pop band 38 Special. the album . Including *Dcja Voodoo* and *She Loves To Talk*, where the influence o f hto brother really com es through. released in 1001. Fans can catch the band at Bike W eek In Daytona Beach. The t o in if* o f (he i i h — |i rather soft for rock and roU, with ballad cuts like 'M iracle Resolution, the 11th album In 20 years for the band led by stnger/aongwrlter Don Barnes, la act to be released on the R a­ rer & Tie label. F1EB Pre-qualifkxtioo • FAST APPROVALS C ali T oday • 407-668-8004 S m d g itahofo County Into the Eaglea with the third track, "D eisVoodoo*. Its scary how much thia song sounds like *Wltchy Woman*. Donnie Van Zant (brother of the late Ronnie V an Zant. of Jacksonville's Lynyrd Skyrqrnft to lead vocal for four song s on H B H H i In a publicity release, B a r­ nes said the album 'em phasises where we've a r ­ rived creatively without fo r­ saking what got u s here.* What �BB •Sanford Herald Sanford. Flood* - Sunday. February 22. 1096 Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ISIh JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. **-74-C A -14-A iRWN MORTGAGE CORPORATION F.'VA INLAND MORTGAGE CORPORATION Plaintiff. vk DEBRA J SMAHI A/K/A DEORAJ ANDREWS DECEASED ET A l Defendant* NOTICE OF ACTION TO DEBRA J SMAMI A/K/A OEBRA J ANDREWS DECEASEO VOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Ihil a Complaint to Forecio*# Mortgage aclon and torecktee ol your inter#*! In and lo Iha •olkmmg described real etlale Lot 32. Longdate, according to plat thereof aa recorded in Plal OooL 13. page St. Public Record* of Seminole County. Florida More commonty known aa 1223 Hunt Road. Weal. Longwood FL 32TS0 This lawsuit ha* been Itled again*! you and you are reduired lo aenre a copy ot your written detenae* if any. lo il on MATTHEW J SCHLICHTE. Plaintiff* Attorney. whoae add reaa la 2134 Hollywood Bl«d Hollywood FL 33020. wilhm 30 daya after the lirat publication of true notice and Me Ihe original with the Clerk ol Court edhet before aennce on PUrntifTa Attorney or immedi­ ately therealter. otherwiae a delau’t will be entered againal you tor the relief demanded in the Complaint or Pebbon Wdneee my hand and aeal ol thie Court on February tlh. IM S (court aeal) MARVANNE MORSE Clerk ol Circuit Court Aa Deputy Clerk Cecelia V Ekern Publiah February IS 22 I OSS DEN-IS2 IN TNE CIRCUIT COURT, OF T N I EIOHTESNTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR S1MINOLB COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NOi S T -tS S I-D R -O t-R IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF JENNIFER J FLANAGAN. Petitioner/Wile and JOHN F FLANAGAN Reapondent/Hua band NOTICE OF ACTION TO JOHN F FLANAGAN whoae addreaa. reaidence domicile and whereabouta are unknown VOU ARE HEREBY NOT1FIEO that a aworn Petition lor Dieaolubon ot Marriage haa been filed by JENNIFER J FLANAGAN in Ihe Circuit Court, in and tor Seminole County. Florida. Ihe title ot which ia IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF JENNIFER J FLANAGAN and JOHN F FLANAGAN, and accordingly. Iheee praaente command you to appear and tila your Anawer ot other eaponaiv* pleadmge with the Clerk ol the Circuit Court, in end tor Se mmole County. Florida, and eenre a copy there­ on on Pelilioner'a attorney JACK T BRIDOES. ESOUIRE. 20S North Oak Ayenue. Sanford. Florida 32TFI on or before Ihe tSth day of MARCH. IIS*, otherwtee a dafaull will be entered againal you and Ihe relief grant­ ed aa demanded In Ihe Petition WITNESS my hand end aeal of the Clerk ot the Circuit Court, on this 11th day ot FEBRUARY. IM S MARVANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT Nancy R Winter Deputy Clerk JACK T BRIDGES. ESOUIRE 20S North Oak Anemia Sanford. Florida 3IFF1 Attorney lor Petitioner (40T) 302-7SB1 Florida Bar No 14SS32 Publiah February IS. 22. and March 1. S. IM S DEN-ISO IN TNB CIRCUIT COURT OF TNB B M N T B B im i JUDICIAL CIRCUIT CASS NO. M A S CA d n n w n is STATE BTNtBT BANK AND TRUST COMPANY. AS TRUSTEE PURSUANT TO THAT CERTAIN POOLING AND SERVICING AGREEMENT OATEO AS OF FEBRUARY 1 .1SS2 FOR RTC MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH Legal Notices CERTIFICATES SERIES 19*2-3 P la in tiff v* JOHN MARSHALL at el. Oelendant(a) NO TICE OF ACTION TO JOHN MARSHALL LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE SOS H Lake Dealiny Altamonte Spnnga FL 32714 CURRENT RESIDENCE UNKNOWN YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action lo forecloae a mortgage on Ihe following properly In SEMINOLE County. Florida THAT CERTAIN CONDOMINI­ UM PARCEL KNOWN AS UNIT NO 30-C. DESTINY SPRINGS A CONDOMINIUM. AND AN UNDIVIDED INTEREST IN THE LAND COMMON ELEMENTS. AND COMMON EXPENSES APPURTENANT TO SAID UNIT ALL IN ACCORDANCE WITH AND SUBJECT TO THE COVENANTS. CONDITIONS. RESTRICTIONS. TERMS AND OTHER PROVISIONS OF THE DECLARATION OF CONDO­ MINIUM OF DESTINY SPRINOS. A CONDOMINIUM AS RECORD­ ED IN OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 1337. PAOE ISSO. AND AS AMENDED IN OFFICIAL RECOROS BOOK 1340 PAGE IS47. ALL IN THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA TOOETHER WITH THE FOL­ LOWING PERSONAL PROPER­ TY FANJHOOD. DISPOSAL DISHWASHER RANOE/OVEN. REFRIGERATOR. CENTRAL HEAT AND AIR haa been filed againal you and you are required to aenre a i opy Of your written defence*, if any. within 30 daya after the i »»l publication ol Ihra Notice of Action, on Echevarria. McCalla, Raymer. Barrett t Frappier. Plaintiff's attorney, whoae addreaa la SOI Beyehore Boulevard. Suite BOO. Tampa. Florida 33S0S. and tile the orig­ inal with thi* Court either before aervice on Plaintiff a attorney or immediately there­ after. otherwiae a default will be entered againal you lor the relief demanded In Ihe Complaint or petition This notice shall be published once each week lor two con­ secutive weeks in the Sanford Herald WITNESS my hand and the seal ol Ihra court on this Oth day of February. 1H I (SEAL) Maryanne Morse Clerk of Ihe Court By Cecelia V Ekern At Deputy Clerk NO TICS In accordance with Ihe Americana Disabilities Act. per­ sona needing a special accom­ modation lo participate in this proceeding should contact Ihe individual or agency sending notice not later than seven (I) days prior to the proceeding al the address given on the notice Telephone 407-3234330 oil. 4227. 1-SOO-OBS-S77I (TOO) or 1-4M -M S-IT70 (v); via Florida Rolay Service Publish February 1S. 22. ISOS OEN-1S4 M T IM CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLS COUNTY. CASS NOl §4 -1 108-C A -I4 -W EVELYN W CLONINOER. TRUSTEE OF THE MATTIE W McKEVER REVOCABLE TRUST DATED JUNE 30. 1SS4. Plaintiff, vs . DIANA OLIVER VELAZQUEZ. SINGLE. OLSON'S NOTIOS OF SAAB NOTICE IS HERSBV GIVEN that pursuant to a Final Summary Judgment ol Foreclosure entered in the above-entitled cauae in the Circuit Court ol Seminole County. Florida, I wM aoS al public auction to the high eel bidder lor CASH al the Waal front door ol the Court Heuae la the City ol Sanford. SemMoie County. Florida, at SM hour of I I 00 A M ., on Marsh 10th. ISOS, dial certain parcel ol mol property desenbod OS ladswi LOT St. ALAFAVA WOOOS PHASE IS. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK ST. PAGES SO. 21 AND 22. PUBLIC RECOROS OF SSSMNOLS COUNTY. FLORIDA MARVANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE COURT BY: Dorothy W. Batten Deputy Clark JAMBS J. FILES CLONINOER AMO FILES PO. Boa §10337 Oviedo. Florida 327SS Publish: February IS. 22. ISOS DEN-132 L«qal N olle* Legal Notices IN TN E CIRCUIT COURT OF TNK EIOHTESNTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLS COUNTY, FLORIDA CASS NO. 0T-11BS-CA-14-W SEMINOLE COUNTY, a political subdnntion ol Ihe State ol Florida, Plaintiff. vi THE ESTATE OF JOEL D JETT TERESA A JETT. HOWARD A JETT. SARA ANN JETT. FRANK DAVID JETT. JOHN ALAN JETT AND THE UNKNOWN SPOUSES OF THE ABOVE. IF ANY THEIR HEIRS. OEVtSEES. ASSIGNEES. ORANTEES. CREDITORS. LESSEES. EXECUTORS ADMINISTRATORS. MORTGAGEES JUOOMENT CREDITORS. TRUSTEES. IIENHOLOERS PERSONS IN POSSESSION AND ANY ANO ALL OTHER PERSONS HAVINQ OR CLAIMING TO HAVE ANY RIGHT. TITLE OR INTEREST BY. THROUGH UNDER OR AGAINST THE ADOVE-NAMEO 0EFEN0ANTS OR OTHERWISE CLAIMING ANY RIGHT. TITLE OR INTEREST IN THE REAL PROPERTY DESCRIBED IN THIS ACTION. Defendant* NOTICE OF SALS PURSUANT T O CHAPTER 4S. FLO RIO A STATUTES NOTICS IS N S M B Y OWEN that pursuant lo Ihs Final Summary Judgment lor Foteclosure entered M the case ol SSMINOLB CO UNTY, a political subdivision ol the Stale ol Florida. Plamlifl. vs THE ESTATE OF JOEL JETT, el a l. m and lor Ssfrunole County. Florida Casa No 07-I1SS-CAM W. Ihe undersigned Clerk ol the Circuit Court will sell el public sale lo the highest and best bidder lor cash al Ihe Was! front door ol the Seminole County Courthouse in Sanford. Seminole County. Florida, al Ihe hour ol It 00 a m on Match 10th. ISSS. that certain real property situate and being In Seminole County. Florida, and Is more specifically described as follows Begin 330 leal north of the southwest corner ol the east 1/2 of Pm NS 1/4 of SW 1/4 ot Section 7. Township 21. Range 30 run north 70 tael thence asst 110 feel thence south 70 leel thanes weal 110 foot to the Point of Beginning (less weal 20 feel lor road). Public Records of Seminole County. Florida DATED this Sth day ot February. 10*4 MARYANN! MORSE Clerk ol the Circuit Court By Jane E Jasewlc Deputy Clerk Publish February IS. 22. 1*** DEN-1 SS Nf TNB OIRCUtT CO URT OF TNB 1STH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, Ml i JURISDICTION DIVISION CASS BOi S0-4404-CA-14-K COLONIAL MORTGAGE COMPANY PLAINTIFF VS MARK S. HENDERSON. ST AL DEFENDANT!*) TO MARK E. HENDERSON AND KELLY HENDERSON whose residence la unfcnoi^w If he/sha/they be living; and if he/ehe/they be dead, the unknosm defendants who may Legal Notices •is Ihe Dotendsnts. I will sail to Ihn highest and bast bidder tor rath at the W EST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE: SAN­ FORD. FLORIDA at 11:00 a m., on the 17th day of March. ISSS, the following described proper­ ty as sat Iorth in said Final NOTtCB OP SALS •1 Chvvy Camara VtN 1Q 1APS7KS0N11SS3S 1203 E HIGHWAY 434 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS FL 12701 *•*•#* AT SttSAM Publiah February 22. ISSS DEN-342 LOT IS. OAK VILLA. ACCORD­ ING TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK 40. PAOES TS AND 77. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA WITNESS MY HAND and the saal ol this Court on FEBRU­ ARY t*th. IS M (SEAL) Mary anno Morse Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Jana S. Jaaswtc Deputy Clark Echevarria. McCaSa, Raymer, Barrett S Frappisr Post Office Baa 3410 Tampa. FL 33*01 FS711SS0S N O TICS In accordance with the Americana Dtaabihtiaa Act, par­ sons flooding a special accom­ modation to participate m this proceeding should contact Ihs •rdivtdusl or agency sending 'Jbca not later than seven (T) days prior to the proceeding at ms address given on tho notice. Tslsphono: 407-3234330 ait. 4227; 1-000-SSS-3771 (TOO) or 1-OOO-Sti-tTTO (v); via Florida Relay Service Publish: February 22. and Starch 1. ISSS DEN-24) NOTICE OF FICTITIO US HAMS Notice Is hsivby given that I am engaged In business at 2 tt Morton Lens. Winter Spring*. Florida 3270*. tsminols County. Florida, under Ihs Fictitious Nama ol W IN T IN SPNINOS MAHON, and that I inland to register said asm* with Ihs Division ol Corporations. Tallahassee. Florida, in accordance with the provisions ol th* Fictitious Name Statute* To-Wit Section SSS St. Florida Statute* 1»*t Ross Men* Jons* Publish February 22. IS M DEN-231 IN T N I C IR C U IT CO U RT I COUNTY, PRORATS DIVISION Ella Numb an Od-SS-WD Nf RE KSTATS OF WILLIAM R O M R T McCOMAS. IV Deceased NO TICE OP T R U S T ADMINISTRATION This trust ad minisi ration ol the WILLIAM ROBERT McCOMAS IV DATED TNE AUGUST S. 1SS3. WILLIAM ROBERT McCOMAS IV os O ran lor. end DANA C. McCOMAS. aa Seeceeeer Trustee, to Tho to ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARC NOTIFIED THAT AN creditors of Qrantor and demands against Grantor's sstsls or trust on whom a copy ot this no tics to served wrthtn three months after Nao date of th* first publics I ton of this notice must Me their claims on the Successor Trustee WITHIN TNE U T E R OF THRSS MONTHS AFTER THE DATS OF THS FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICS OR THIRTY DAVE AFTER THS OATS OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM AH other crodRors of demands against Grantor's •slats or bust claims an Haa Trustee WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATS OF Ttft'F H W T PUBLICA­ TION OF TINS NOTICS. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS N O T SO FILED WILL S i FORB VSR SARRSD Th* dote of Ihe first pubheebon ot this Nottos to February ISIh. IS M Attorney for TtuoMa S. DAVID KSMP. BEG SMATHSRS S KSMP. PA. SOS N. HYSR AYS HUE ORLANDO FLORIDA SSBS2 TELEPHONE ISSTf S S BSSe BAR fIS A M 7 February 1B. St. tS M DSN-171 grantees, assignees. 1tenant. Has claiming an latarosl by. lhrouW>. under or against the any right NNa or inIsrest In the property described In Pm mart- LOT *7. AUTUMN OLSN PHASE 1. ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RSCOROEO P U T BOOK 34. PAGES 4§ ANO 47. PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLS COUNTY. FLORIDA m you are required to serve a copy of your written datawoes. N any. M N an DAVID J. STERN. address is S41 S University Drive ss§§. Plantation. FL SS324 widtin ** data ol h m first IN T N t CIRCUIT COURT FOR SSM IROLI CO URTT, FLORIDA CASS ROi S 7-2B 43-C A -I4 DIVISION: ■ NATIONSBANK. N A . Succsaaory by Merger with NATIONSBANK. N A (SOUTH) P laintiff, v* BARRY J UNDOARTEN AND KCMIBHCL F UN D O AR TEN . HIS WIFE. AND EACH OF THEM. U K B MARY WOOD! HOMEOWNERS' ASSOCIATION F/K/A U K E MARY WOOOS PHASE II HOMSOWNERSASSOCIATION 0*t*ndant(*| N OTICE OF ACTION TO THS FOLLOWING DEFEN­ DANT! t ) BARRY J UNDOARTEN SSS SPRUCSWOOO CTLAKC MARY. FL 3274* K iM ISHELF U NDO AR TEN 3SS SPRUCE WOOD CTLAKE MARY. FL 3274* VOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to torvetos* s mortgage on th* tolloanng property m SEMINOLE County. Fiends LT S3. BLOCK A. U K E MARY WOODS ACCORDING TO THS P U T THEREOF AS RSCOROEO Nf P U T BOOK 2*. PAOES SS THNOUOH 43. INCLUSIVE. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE. FLORI0A ho* been htod against you and you aro required lo s srw a copy of your written defenses. It any. to it on th* attorney tor th* Plaintiff NIXON A ASSOCIATES SS 0AV1S SOULSVARO Tampa. FL 23*0* on or before 34 days of b a first publication al thla notice ot action, and Me Nan Original with Via Ctofk ol Slit Court either before aervtct en Plaintiffs attorneys or immodtototy there* r. otherwise a relist demanded In tho Complaint DATED on February Sth. IS M Maryann* Mere* Clerk ol th* Circuit Court. SEMNfOLE County , P O DRAWERO SANFORD. FL SEF72-MSS By Joan Brttant Deputy Clerk M ACCORDANCE WITH THS AMERICAN WITH DISABILITIES ACT. PERSONS WITH DISABILI­ TIES NEEDING A SPECIAL ACCOMMODATION TO PARTIC­ IPATE IN THIS PROCEEDING SHOULD CONTACT THE A D A. ADMINISTRATOR FOR THE CLERK OF THE COURT NOT U T S R THAN T OATS PRIOR TO THE PROCEED!NO. AT 323EXT 4227. IF HCARINQ A)NED, (TDD) 1-440-***E7T1, VOICS (V) 1-S40-***EFTS. THIS IE NOT A COURT H4FORMATION LINE PuMtoh: February IE. *2. IS M 0CN-1S7 Legal Notices Legal Notices IN TH E C IR C U IT CO URT M TH E CIRCU IT CO URT OP TN E S M N TB B N TH JU D IC IAL C IR C U IT OF I AND FOR I CO UN TY JUD ICIAL C IR C U IT OF FLORIDA, IN ANN FOR SEMIN OLE C O U R TT GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION C A M NO. E T -S IS S C A -14-E OP FAT FINANCIAL BANK. FEE. Plaint ill. v*. PEGGY J. PAFFORD, SANFORD HIOOCN LAKE VILLAS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC., ond , AN UNKNOWN PERSON IN P O M E M IO N OF THE SUBJECT REAL PROPERTY. Defend ent(e) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE BALE NOTICE IB HEREBY GIVEN pureuant to a Final Judgment ot Foredoeuro deled February 13th. IS M , and entered In Cae* No. ST-22M -CA-1S-C, ol lh* Circuit Court of tho EIGH­ TEENTH Judicial Circuit M and lor SEMINOLE County. Florida Wherein OREAT FINANCIAL SANK. FES It Plaintiff and PIGGY J. PAFFORD. at at- art Defendant*, t wM ••« to the highatt and beet bidder tor cam In the watt Irani doer ot th* Courthoue*. In Santord SEMINOLE County. Florida, at 1t:00 a m. o'clock on th* 17th day ot MARCH. IS M . th* tal­ lowing doaertbod progarty •• •at 'faith in aatd Final Judgment, to wit: Lot ST. HIDDEN U K E VILLAS. PHASE l. accordm* to the ptat thereof at recorded in Plat Book 3*. at Page* M through tot. ot th* PuMw Record* of l emmoto County, FtorIda. n/k/a l i t Band Pma Cecto. Santord. Florida 3277t DATED thla 13th day of February. tSM . MARVANNE MORSE Aa Clark ot aatd Court ■y Jan* ( . Jaoowtc At Deputy Clerk Fetter E Offliti. P. A. Suit* 300 1170 Madruga Avenue Coral Oabto*. Florida 33144 (JOS) M I-4110 ’ Pertont with a dH aSdffy who need a *peciol accommodation lo participate In Hit* preceedwig •houtd contact ADA Caordotatar at lamina la County Courthouoo. 3*1 M. Park Avonua. Suita N301, Santord. Florida 32771. at team flvo prtw^So (407) 323-4SSS art. 4127; 1-SOO-MS-S771 (TOO) or 1-E00-MI-E770 (V) vta Florida Relay Service*. Publish: February 22. and March 1. IM S DEN-233 The admimstralleo af Ihs estate of DSBRA X. SAST deceased. Fta Number *4-411CP. to poading In Has CbaeH Court lor Ssmtosls County. of which to P.S. C. Sanford. Florida SS77S-SSM. Th* nemos sad addrooaoa of C A M MB. S T-1A 3T-C A-14-K 7 AST FEDERAL SAVINGS Af.D LOAN ASSOCIATION Of O S C C O U COUNTV THE (STATS OF WILBUR O CREASON. OSCSASSO, DEBORAH P. CREAAON. A. CREAAON. TENANT (S). the parsaaal ropraaaataltoalt C A M NO. B T -E 4 M CA DfYTSION 14 COMPANION MORTOAOE CORF. Plaintiff, V*. KRISTY L TEAGUE, al at. Delandant(e) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICS IE HEREBY GIVEN pureuant la a Final Judgment at Foracloeura dated February 13th. I N I . and entered In Caaa No. E 7 -2 4 M -C A -I4 -E . ol the Circuit Court ol th* EIGH­ TEENTH Judtotel Circuit m and for SEMINOLE County. Florida wherein COMPANION MORTO AO I CORP M Plaintiff and KRISTY L. TEAGUE, at al . are Defendant*. I wM eatt to tfta hignaei and baet bidder lor caoh ol the WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE ECMINOLC COUNTY COURTHOUSE; SANFORO. FLORIOA. at 1140 Am. en lh* 1Tth day of MARCH. Final LOT 2*. OAK PARK SUBDIVI­ SION. ALTAMONTE (FRINGE. ACCORDING TO F U T THERE­ OF AS RECOROEO IN P U T BOOK S. PAOE EE. PUBLIC RECORDS OF BEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. WITNESS MV HAND and the Mai ol nut Court on FEBRU­ ARY ISth. IS M . Maryann* Mors* Clark ot th* Cocult Court Gy: Jan* I . Jaaowic Deputy Clark Echevarria. MOC ata. Raymer. Barrett A trappier Poet Offtea bo* 2410 Tampa. FL 33*01 FE711M1* NOTICE In accordance with the American* DtoabrMM* Act. pareon* needing a apodal accom­ modation ta participate m thte proceeding *houid coni act the nottea not telor than aovan (7) day* prior to tho proceeding ot 407-323433* oak 4227; 1-40O-MS-4771 (TOO) or I SEE EM -E77B (v); tns Pubttoh: March 1. DEN-237 WITNESS my hand and the coal of ttus Court al SSM NfOU County. Florida, Stis Sth day af February. 1SSB MARYANNS MORSE CLERK OF THS CIRCUIT COURT BY: Cacehe V Shorn Deputy Clark U W OFFICES OF OAVIO J STERN ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF SSI S. UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITS SSS PLANTATION. FL 33324 S7-1SS7*fFb§COL Pubhah February IS . 22. IS M 0SN-1S3 22. and M TNB CIGCUfT COURT U S T OF M M M OLE C O U R TT SCO PR OJECT*! • Protact • I t f f - f U H U C Protect Title Demolition__ A CnnelrucUoa ot Emma Family L Document Got P 7 -M 4 I-C A -1 4 -G JAMES ( . OULDI. HAEiG KMOEMMOU and UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF NOTICS M HEREBY GIVEN mat on Nw 17th day of MARCH IS M a lt 1A t A M . on tho Front of mo Wool Front Door a* ' Document a **4t For totormation on any of th* Semmole County BCC protect* ptoaao coll Information on Demand . Inc . *07-171-0020 PubUeh February 22. IS M DEN-224 Court ho m e. Sanford. Florida. ■MARVANNE MORSE*. Ctork of ffte Circurt Court, wM offer for 1400 000 00 Document S S ill • Protect * cry, Nte following daocrlbad grog arty In SoRMnote C ounty. Florida, moro gartlcuterty Woowrty E •A* of SAN U M TIA. THIRO SEC- S T E S M CA14-S MELLON MORTGAGE COMPANY PLAINTIFF VS. MARK H. KOTELNICKI. IF LIVING. ANO 0 DEAD. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AMO A U OTHER PARTIES C U UMHIO AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH, UMOCR OR a g a m et mark h . KOTELNICKI; LORNA C. KOTELNICKI. IF UVM O. TRUSTEES AMO ALL OTHER PARDEE C U M WO AN AGAM ET LORNA C. KOTELNICKI; DOE ANO JANE OOE dan af la RM of WITHIN THS U T E R OF _ MONTHS A P TM THS O A TI OP THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICS ON THIRTY DAYS AFTER THS OATS OF SSRMOB OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICS ON THEM. of the d/b/a P a ra m o u n t Dane* Arliel* 2432 W**l lu te Road *434 Longwood. Florida 32773 Member* having ctolm* agent*! Ihre bu»me«* may file a whiten praol ol elelm vneloving. copy ol contract with supportmg evidence and praol ol pay­ ment (required) A social eecurtty number with lh*. Department'* Division ol Consumer Service*. 227 North Branough Street. *7200 Tallaha****. Florid* 32301 Th*. business owner ha* th* right lo con leal lh* legitimacy ol each claim submitted NAME PHONE ADDRESS CITY (TATE ZIP SOCIAL SECURITY* FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE E CONSUMER SERVICES DOO CRAWFORO. COMMISSIONER Fiibheh February I t . 22. 1ME DEN-124 NOTICE OF FICTITIO U S NAEIS Notice I* hereby given Ihe I I *m engaged m businet* al 2S32 Lancaster Cl . Apopka Florida 32703. Seminole County. Florida, under Ihe Fictitious Name ol HELP TN E CHILDREN C l VC. and that I inland lo reg­ ister said name with the Division al Corporation*. Taltehateee. Florid* M accor­ dance with lh* provision* al Ihe Fictitious Name Statute* ToWit Section SSS 0*. Florida Statutes 1M I Heather Lee Publish February I t . IS M DEN-22* IN TSM CIRCUIT COURT ■ inu re * kvem f i i fw^to i e iw wv o# wWwvvrv^m FLORIDA. M A M FOG •SMIGOLB COUNTY IRENA T io o WVMfOG C A M NO. 1 7 - N N CA 14 I OREAT FINANCIAL HANK. FEE. SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO LINCOLN M ffVtCI MORTGAGE CORPORATION F/K/A LINCOLN SERVICE CORPORATION. Plaintiff, PAUL EVERETT REESE. CERRIE ELIZABETH REESE, hto wda. and ___ . AN UNKNOWN PERSON IN POSSESSION OF THS SUBJECT REAL PROPERTY. NOTICE HEREBY OITEN pursuant la a Final. Foracloeura g* 13m. IS M . and entered In ( Ha. *7-2*2* CA I f B. of M* CwcuR Court af tha EIGH­ TEENTH Judtotel Cecuff m end effteeam OREAT Fl* BANK. F M . SUCCESSOR GT IM AGER TO LINCOLN SERVICE MORTGAGE CORPORATION F/K/A LINCOLN SERVICE COR­ PORATION to Plaintiff and PAUL EVERETT R IS ES , at Ol.. WO I **« so* to mo bast SiOdar tar cash N Nw Watt front door at Mw Caurthauaa forth In said Lai S. Slack 14, NORTH ORLANDO RANCHES. Eoctton 10, atcordmg la the ptel thorn af M recorded in Ptal Boa* IS, Pagae 21 end 33. of Mw Pubhc RacorOe af Ssmtosto C ounty, Flartda B/k/e 233 Mockmghird Lana. Winter Swing*. Flartda In Gd* giosssdtog. you are ontlGod. ol no aoot to you. to mo grovtaioa of cortom ooatotanco. Plaoss contoct Court Admintofrotlan of 3*1 North Park Avonua, Suite N M l . Sanford, Flortdo 32TT1. teteghono (407) 323-4330 lot. 4227. wNSun two (2) working day* gf gf mto none*. N (TOO) I M * M E I7T1. W W ITN EM WHEREOF, I have DATED m w 12Mi day af February, ISM . MARYANNE MOtl BE A* Ctork af said Court Gy Jana I . Jaaowic As Beauty Ctork Febw A OitkU. P. A. *041 Mtto ISth day of Ctork gf Circuit Court G r Jano B .. i Avenue FL SET 14 F sbruiry E l, end ' Ctod C a M No! ET SEES CAI4-E 1BTH Cirotdl to and Ear eat Tho gbovo Mto to mode pur­ suant t* Final Judgmont gf fl --------— eottoe to aarvod who have of the perianal s. venue, i C ourt am NODCB Th* Florida Department ol Agriculture and Coneumer Service* hereby gtvve nolle* ol il* Intention lo make claim egainet Ihe certificate ol depotll pureuant lo Florida law lor th* benefit ol certeMi mem­ ber* ol Ihe dance eludio known a* Arthur Murray Dance Studio 1140 am . o'clock on Mw 17m day af MARCH. IS M . Nw lotIS. Pago 73,04 mo Pubhc of * omlnoto County. i OR AU. INTBRSSTSD PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT: Legal Notices NOTICE (Consimtuaf I Dm an PlemNirs attorney or dMMty thereafter, other February C M C U fT, NS ABB PGR HEMS. OEVMEEE. OMAMTSES. M RS: ESTATE OF DSBRA X EAST. YOU ARE MSRSSV NOT1FIEO Pal an action M force toso a mortgage on the 410 AN mtarosled persona are hereby advised that dw Beard ol County Comneeeioaers ol Seminols County. Florida. wtB hoM a Public Hearing an the 24lb day ol February. ISOS, at 7.-00 p at (or as soon thereefier as poasMte) at Me Seminols C aunty Services Building. 1101 East Firs! Street. Room 1020. SanMrdL Florida, pertaining to the County Road 410 Protect from Lerkwoad Boulevard lo Second Street • Chuluota) In Seminole County. Consideration will be given to and public Inpul wM bo eoherted regarding this pro(eel In addition la pubhc Inpul presented al the Public Hearing, writ­ ten statements wUI bo accepted Written elalomants or goes Nona regarding this matter may bo dirvcMd lo: John C. Moors. J r . PS.. Production Manager (Mater Prefects) Department ol Public Works Engineering Division 020 W Lake Mary Boulevard. Suite 200 Sanford. Florida 32773 (407) 323-2000. Ealsnslon 30*4 Parsons with disabilities needing assistance lo participate in any of this proceeding should contact I ha Human Resources Deportment ADA Coordinator. 40 hours In advance of the al (407) 221-1130. catenaton 7*41. Legal Notices 1170 Madruga Avonua Corai Oektoe. Flartda SSIM (JOE) M I-4110 'Parson* wRh a I Rood a eo*ctof i * h b ^ * - %*n!**/1 , ,,ADj[ Coordmater of SemWiele County Courthouse. 301 N. Park Avenue. Suite N M t, Sanford. Florida 32771, al toaol tlva day* I* Mw p rel oadtog. (407) 323-4330 oat 422T| l -SOC M l 4771 (TOO) W ....................... .. M “ " Puhftoh: Fehruery March I , IS M 0EN-S40 22. to t ■areas* (kVlMPOffJUtVlOLI^SPtlQ/leO ** * .* ? * ? * CER1AW PART OF TNE ET. JOHNErTSS PROVIDING FOR LEO2M2!5j2P2I1£il5g|K f? L r*ov,owo xooptnjn of 25SSS22LSI j g M -W n gw* m g -»4set. FLORIDA AOSMtETRATIVB COOS. PROVIDING POG AN IOLE EPEEO/NO — FOR THEAREAS OF THE ET. JOHNS RIVSRAN0TTE M LA TS 0 AREAS ■BGINNINO AT TNS LAKE JESSUP"CHANNEL — this Court WITHIN THS U T S R OP THRSS MONTHS AFTSR THS DATS OF THS FIRST PUBLICATION OP TINS NOTICE ON THEtTY DAYS •PTSN THS OATS OP SSNVICC OP A OOPY OP THIS NOTICS ON THEM L O T SS. -------------T - LOWGD4U ^ p u tf. SSSiSiTTTi2 &323 & 2 2 S L o'Om ontSrtoim R TNS DEPICTION OP 2 * JPHl .!g !g g 9 . ?*** S J !* >mummce op a TY^^JNMMIUOHSIM^PfKJVIOMtG^FOR ^HONME^FGlOMflMta sRSOONBB S T s OP' - SSSMMOLB S S ADMINISTRATIVS CREATION OP IM E W ENCY IOLE EPEEO/NO WAKE lOWI E ; PROVIOWO POG AC DONE 6 t COUNTY STAFF. FGOVIONM FOR PENALTIES; PWOVI0IN0 FOG CODIFICATION PNOWOtNG FOG EEVERA6NJTY ANO PROVIDING AN EFFEC T?* at 1:M p n», or •• ■ at those msstmgs/hesrinps. they wM need a reread of Mw - ' y a verbatim record of the la includes Pm testimony and evidence upon which Iha appeal la M >o baaed, per Secbon 204 0100. Florida StoluMs i Pay of March, 1EEE. of Mo M S I -Seel Firel Etraat. BCC WITHIN th r ee m o n th s rpysr th e DATS OP THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF TINS HO TICS. A U C U R E S . PS MONOS ANO OBJECTIONS N O T SO FILED S H U BS P0NSVSN GANGED The d*M af da* A m | Haa af Nds Neea* la i 134b. ISSS. MARVANNE MORSE. Clark to the Beard of County Commissioners Sene note County. Florida By Sva Roach, d c Publish Sunday. February IB. 100* S Sunday February 22. ISOS DEN-S0 of m* Ctork af* Mw*Gaord af I porttoa may agpaw W Nw mooting and -T— ~r~ r ! P pmpaaaP gMagoog. Pcreene ora ewvu eo mm, m a t t i s r s s i s s . 's r T t [h*M t e teo^^^l^e^verbWtot^rocord ot me y i n l d t o g V l l -***k’ — ----- Ito S o b g ^ — **,,lm*nU *** ‘ T i,llu AttOHMy't ELISABETH B. TURSSi NATION SB IMS OF TEXAS. N JL I Bar No. I POTTER. OLEMSMT S LOWRY SSS Baal PNNi i t SETS? M IS S 1 B .tt.1 B M DSN-ITS (BEAU MARVANNE SKMtBS CLERK OF TNE CIRCUIT COURT Bt: RuthtUn* Deputy Clerk /..oiisn. F skrukry 22. March 1. IEEE IC N -2 2 I M 447-1*3M GW ffb* »T T U irtds Relay mS aS T Ctork w Nw Beard af reel f r - Sand* Was. d e . BS. IB M t �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, February 22, 1998 Legal Notices tN T M CIRCUIT COURT OF TNB t«T M JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IR ARD FOR ■■M IH O kl COUNTY, FLORIDA Q iN IR A L JURISDICTION DIVISION CASS NOi S7-1SSS-CA I4 -B FIRST NATIONWIDC MORTGAGE CORPORATION PLAINTIFF VS. OAIL MARIE ORDONEZ. IF LIVINO, AND IF OEAO. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE, HEIRS, OEVISEES, GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES. LIENORS, CREDITORS, TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST SV, THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST OAIL MARIE ORDONEZ: UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF OAIL MARIE ORDONEZ. IF ANY: MT. OREENWOOD COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. INC.; SEASONS OF MT. OREENWOOD HOMEOWNERS' ASSOCIATION. INC.: FLORIDA HOUSINO FINANCE AGENCY; RICHARO W. SCHNEIDER; JILL ELIZABETH SCHNEIOER; NORWEST FINANCIAL FLORIDA. INC.; JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION OEFENDANT(S) N O TK B OF FOraCLO SU R S SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pursuant lo ■ Summary Final Judgment ol laracloaura dated February 1Jth. tSSS. ontaretf Mi Civil Ccaa No f 7-1444-CA 14-E ol tha Circuit Court of Iha 1 STH Judicial Circuit In and lor SEMI­ NOLE County, SANFORD, Florida, I wiK aoN la the highest and baot bidder for ce*h AT THE FRONT DOOR OF COURT­ HOUSE Ol tho SEMINOLE County Courthouoa located at 301 N PARK AVE. m SANFORO, Florida, at 1 TOO am . on tho iTIfi day of MARCH. IN S tho lolloanng doacnbod proparty a» ■at forth m aaid Summary Final Judgment, to wn LOT 110. THE SEASONS. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK SO. PAOES J « THROUGH 11 OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Datad thia tlth day ol February, 1*4# (CIRCUIT COURT BEAU MARYANNS MORSE Clerk of the Circuit Court By; Jane E. Jaaaeie Deputy Clerk THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVIO J. STERN. P.A. ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF SOI B. UMveralty Drive Suita ftOO Plantation. FL SS1Z4 (144) I3 T 4000 IT -1 4044 (FNW) In accordance with the American with Diaabilitiea Act. peraona with dreabrfRiee needmg a apeciel accommodation to carucipata Pi thia proceeding tncuid contact the Clark of the > c u n Court at the SEMINOLE bounty CourthouM at 4 47-U 14330 EXT. 41ST, not later than H i m dayt prior to the proeeedmg. M hearing Unpaired, 1•00-444-4771 (TDD* er 1-404•44-4770, via Florida February MArctt f,1 S M ’ * DEN-334 It, Legal Notices OF TUB BtBRTBBRTR JUDICIAL eiROWIT * ADO FOR SIM IDOLS BOUNTY, FLORIDA OASB NO. Sr.SSS4-OA-14.Vr DAVID C CAMPBELL and BARBARA FISHER. Ptamtlfla. n RONALO A. WATSON. If alive, and If dead, hie unknown « (route, he Ire. devteeee. granleee, creditore and all other perttee claiming by. through, under or egolnet him and ell unknown natural poreone II eltve. end II deed or not known lo bo dead or alive, Iheir eeveral and reepec live unknown epouke. heire. devieeee. granleee and creditore or other portiee claiming by. through or under Ihoee unknown natural poreone claiming under the above-named or deecnbed Defendant or party or claiming to hove any right. Illte or Inlereel m and to tho Unde hereafter deter (bed. end allege* Delendante 13—Health A Beauty CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole 407/322-2611 Orlando-Winter Park 407/831-9993 11S« W Fuel (Meal. Butte B Benlord. FL SEF7I lewphone (407) 311-J ill and t-On-t Personal Training Ufahm* Fitness Ft*# body I analysis Dervu* Ererci -----------PhjjHotoJM^ 7724447 61— Money to Lend ATTN HOMEOWNERS Berrma 121.000 -110444 Too Stony tun*? ’ Pay on hijFi mtareil cm fi card* CLASSIFIED DEPT. PRIVATE PARTY RATES 14 Times......... $.68/line HOURS 7 Times......... $.04/llne 8 A M -5 P M 3 Times....... $1.09/Jlne MONDAY thru 1 Time......... $1,42/line FRIDAY CLOSED SATURDAY A SUNDAY • SANFORD 1 bd Adult* no W i.' pets A l elect, air Ouwt. rend ares. S32Mnon - dap 373 4019 ADJUSTMENT* A CREDITS: In toe evert ol an error, lha Santord Herald wd tw rteponalbto tor tie Erst IntgrBon only and only too toe axtont of the coat of toat insertion Please Chech your ad tor accuracy toe Erst day it runa. NORTH LAKE VILLAOE 2/1 Condo lei# access w/ frpic pool, lease w/ opt *340/3300 SANFORO M Duple* CM A New carpet S paint H W D M JIM DOYLE (407) 323100 WE NEED HOUSES TO RENT NOTICE 105— Duple x/Trlplex home w/ CHA. new pant B car bdrm. unlum 1115/wk * S12V dep Cal 333-3964 or see man egeral 13817.________________ SANFORO-OEOROrrOWN 2 bdrm. AIC. H it Willow Ave 3375/mon Chart* B69 7287 ELDER SPRMOS Off SR 427 3 Cel toe Fantasy Show Uns Asklor Laura Bfkch *07-532-07IS eye*. M l Accredited Truck School. COL. VA/TA Apply Job AeeMt WVend data** Naaonal Truck School 1 BOB IBB TIBS M A SS AGE FOR EMPLOYMENT S T E N S TR O M R E N TA L S Al rental and real estate etheriiiemenl* am *ub|ect to the Federal FaV Homing Act which make* X Hagai lo advertise any preference, limitation, or (iscrimination bated on race, col­ or. religion, se*. handicap, la- DEADLINES TUMdey thru Friday 12 Noon ths day before publication Sunday 12 Noon Friday. 103— Houses Unfurnished 99— Apartments Unfurnished 103— Houses Unfurnished Scheduling may inducts Lafcs Mary Lila at The cost of an adcEbonal day. Cancel when you get results. P iy only tor tot days your ad runs at rata earned. Use he description tor fastest result* Copy mutt toiow acceptable toon. Wa retotve to# right to refuse any ad at any tins. Commercial frequency rates are NOTIOB OF ACTION TO RONALD A WATSON * WhoM Laet Known Add reek le 7303 Slonobrook Drive. Sanford. FL SI773, If atlve. and if dood. fuo unknown epouea. heire. devteeee. granleee. crad­ iioik and aH other portiee claim­ ing by. through, under or ageinet him and oN unknown natural poreone If olive, and It dead or not known to bo dead or ■live. Ihoir taveral and rei pec live unknown kpoute, heire. devlteei, granteat and creditore. or other portiee cUirnmg by. through or under Ihoee unknown natural percent Claiming under tho abovenamed or deecnbed Defendant or party or claiming to have any ngM. title or internal Mi and to tho lende hereafter doacnbod. and aliegot YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED •hoi on action for Oocloralory Judgment lo Owe! and Confirm Title on tho following property Mi Seminole County. Florida Lola 7 and S. LAKE EMMA COVE, according to the Plat thereof at recorded in Plot Booh S, Page 17, Public Recorde ol SemmoM County, Florida hot been filed kgarnet you and you ere required lo earvo a copy of your written deteneek. it any. to It on HARRY O REID. Ill Allurney tor PlotnliR. 11 SO W Fuel Slraot. Sulla B. Sen lord Florida 317 71. ond Me Ihe original with the Clerk ol (he above Court on or be lore March I4lh, 1444. otharwlee. a Judgment may be entered ogomet you lor the rebel demanded in the Compiaml W1TNI44 my hand ond tho Otl>ci*l m o I of Hue Court, on Ihit 4th doy of February. 1S44 UARYANNC MORS! CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By Joan BriMenl Deputy Clark Marry 0 Raid. Ill EXTRA HOLIDAY WEIGHT? 117— Commercial Rentals SANFORD 4/7,5 U W n O . • SSS0/MC dtp CHA. *cr pen. W/Spa. Oraal rm. mpooi tawe . Smjtoca. No pet*1323-2221 SANFORO 1 4 2 bdrm apt* LONG WOOD'4 000 sq. It AC warehouse ♦ 1.000 *q K Office or modify lo suit 740-1233 YOU" ?y^ur In Luck I ? WeOfftr AffordlMe l» u t| ind Yak*! ? i -* t— p GIFT OF LIFE 3 East Hwy 434. Sw 200 CoweCwny. FL 32707 eOBEIBSASS *Single Story Diwgn •MoOne Bckmor Above •Energy •Emcttnt Studio. 1A 2 Bedroom Affordable Apirtmsnts •Fnendty, On-Stti, DtpmdiUi Minigcment •Attic Storage, Private Palo A More' 3 Sanford Court ! Apartments 3291 S. Sanford Ava. • Sanford H 3 2 3 -3 3 0 1 Q.C. CHEMIST SUPERVISOR. PubftMi February 11. S3, and March t, 4. 1444 DEN-144 I DP N B M 0 NSARI DO ON PRODOBID I ■NTBSTAMIWNT I ORIENTED I I AS KVALLY NOTICE t* hereby given that the Board of County ComnaeMonere (BCC) of Seminole County. Florida. Intonde lo hold ■ public hear­ ing lo conaidei lha one cl menI of an ordinance entitled AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE SEMINOLE COUNTY CODE AND ORDINANCE NUMBER S7-1S. AS AM INO tO SV ORDINANCE NUMBER 4S-1. PROHIBITING STRADDLE DANCING AND PROVID­ ING FOR ANNUAL LICENSE FEES FOR ADULT ENTERTAINMENT ESTABLISHMENTS AND SEXUALLY ORIENTED BUSINESSES. PROVIDING FOR A DEFINITION OF PROHIBITED STRADDLE DANCINO. PROVIDING FOR INCREASES IN THE ANNUAL LICENSE FEES FOR ADULT ENTERTAINMENT ESTABLISHMENTS AND SEXUALLY ORIENTED BUSINESSES. PROWDMO FOR COD­ IFICATION. PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY. AND PROVIOINO AN EFFECTIVS DATE The public hearing thell commence al 7 00 p m . or at aeon thereafter at poeeibie. al the BCC1* mealing an lha 1M i day of March. 1444 al the Seminole County Bervicee Building. 1101 la t l Fuel Slraot. BCC Chamber*, Sanford. Florida The propoMd ordi­ nance may bo inkpec led by tho pubhe at the office of lha CUrfc at the Board al County Comirai kroner*. Room I N I , Sananofe County Service* Budding Inletedad percom may appear al lha mealing and bo hoard with reaped lo lha propwkkd ordinance Written comment* may bo provided by mailing or delivering *ama lo the Office ol the County Attorney. 4104 I Fir*t 4tr*et, Sanford. Florida 31771 or by lubmitllng l i n e al the hearing Written com­ ment* wtU be provided In a timely manner In order to bo contldervd Such comment* wiX be *ubnvn*d to tho pubhe recorde. Per*one are advUad that. If they decide la appeal any decmion •node at hue hearing, they wdi need a record of lha precaadNlDi. pad. for *uah purpoM, Way may need to mture that a verbatim record ol the proceeding* is mad*, which record include* the tes­ timony and end*nee upon which lha appaot la lo bo baaed • For additional Information regarding Ml* notice contact Lonnie (Drool, County Attorney'* OtlK*. (M T) 311-1130. aelentlon 73*4 i Parson* with diMbtliba* needing assistance to participate mi any ol Ihoee proceeding* thouId contact lha Employee Relation* Department ADA Coordinator 04 hour* In advance of Wa meetmg et 111-1134. sileneion 7441. MARYANNS MORSE Clark lo the Board el County CommieMoner* of Seminole County. Florida By SandyWaH.de. Deputy Clerk Publieh: February I I . IB M 0EN -1M _________________________________________ ____________ R e rre a d f a b b b o v BY. JDHBS MVBR I Country Lake Apartments B U Y A N E W i BE D R O O M } B A T H EiOM E EOR IESS T H A N RENTING Wm |— B-I* W •j* - nL i *i C all to see if you qualify for this opportunity to own a new hom e. 407-330-0733 l§ WMMmOIa foi IntpfCttM Momtey iKfowfli Prt4vy heHdag*- 4.44 a m w 4.44 p m al Wo it . J ehna River Water Mane go meet Oittrici (Oiatrtct) Naadguarters, Hwy 144 W., PaleWe. FL U 174-1CM A person wheee m l...... . W tn W mm effected by We District permitting dec!won may petitlee tar an edmlnWtrahw hearing In accordance with eectton 144.444 and 1S4 47, F.S . er may choote to pursue mediaHon aa an ahamative remedy under aectlon IN I 7S. Florida ilelutee. befare Mia daa< 4no far NUng a petition Choeaing mediaben wM net adeiraafy affect the right to a hearing Mmedrktwe dee* net maull In a eelHamant. The procedwaa lor pursuing modi elion pro eel term W aacben 1M ITS. Florida BUIuWt. and nAes ( 4-144111 and SS144.441-444. Florida AdnwueMiVv# Coda. Peithent muat comply MB Wa reQuiremonte of Florida AdmMelraBvo Code Rule 4401411 Mid 440-1.111 and ba Mad wiW treceived try) the Dwtrlcl dark leaated at Oiitnet Headquarter*. Highway 144 WeaL i M l 77. aHonfs) m at to 'P H ON (haarmgf i actuali n 'lS S lV T i* ! Papuan*i to ! a i Dwmat's I H ta l t nolle* of i toaR aaledkn \ t a o t d d t a r e b b y ynb offlcs budding known a* Alternative Martppgi Funding Carperpllen. The receiving waterbody la MMhra Fiver The Utefkl containing We appiic ilkee ler the obey* Haled permit Dtatrtct i SI > Select your lot at PALM POINT, SANFORD Nattca la glvan Wal the I vMtg permit wee laauad an February »M. 14“ Attemebve Mortgage Funding Cerporeto* hies doing bueMHn a* Altarnaltva Mortgage* Carp. SIF N. Westmente Ortve. i. FL 11714. par-net * 44-11T-44F4-ERR Tfca pro14. it. to— ahip El fact *4 leeeMd W M ■ ■ouW. Range M Beet TM permit authertoaa A BURFACB WATER MAWAaBMENT 4TBTSM ON 1174 ACRBB TO BERYI ■ 14.444 a.f. paHtien i ftoHB r Dwlrlcl l February t i ll DBM-SS4 I �1 M ■ Sanford Herald. Sanford, Honda •Sunday. February 22. 1998 EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES 71— Help Wanted AUTOMOTIVE DETA1LERS SantordLongwoodOrvando Good Income Potential Benefit* After 90 Day* Teph 5m T 407 293-3065 WE NEED YOU! LONOWOOO joes Temp A Temp-Hire Large Ineurance company need* PoMcy Holder Techni­ cian*. Muil have pood phone •kill*, data entry end be orpanIMMEDIATE OPENINGS U OOfir to atari Apply Tueeday or wed 6AM-3PM or call 194-4713 nrsnseroruuan* ata wowt....— HLJ17-W1 Term Long Term-Short Term-SI Temp To “ FREE** REGISTRATION Seminole Em ploym ent Let Ue Work tar tout 17 Tear* Experience! JAM TOftSM OW k House of WoreMp GENERAL OFFICE U ta W k Entry level. Beak Comp. PfOUS. MECHANIC M W W k Fantastic Banaftta A hour* ORDER PULLER SltOWk Plenty of teork here. OFFICE WORKER UM lW k Strong People Skill* MEDICAL ASST. M «VW k Fantastic Opportunity FURN. INSTALLER 52NYWk National Co, Benefit* Call Today.Tha Perfect Job i* Waiting for V*u!!l (407) 322-2044 CLERICAL ADECCO need* dependable dene* i candour* lor Lake Uary/Sentord position t We need people for me following •Oat* Entry ■Bedtcfiboerdfftacepbonlet ■Fite Ctarka Pteeee ce* tor an epportment Adecca T»* l 71— Help Wanted $$$JOBS$$$ ASSEMBLY WAREHOUSE PRODUCTION DELIVERY HELP NE ORLANDO long shod »itn Sft S' hr. tnrnpTum. refuNe tram LABOR FORCE STAFFINO (4071*31-377* TM M U d tM t Come pm a gnxp of great cow­ orker* atoo ham a genume love tar me n edenB Buy cere for, if you went to be a pert of *v* group, awe ue e cat at HIRING AIM>M SERVERS A CASHIERS' Greet wage* A ace reneM* Apply 7-tpm, M F, 100 Town* Center BNd Sanford Driver* DELIVERY SERVICE PERSONNEL Leading muni tnand dutnbuiot ha* ekcenenl c-pporfunitra available for luH Ivne delivery driver* Canodate* must pcs sess a vakd COL Cla** A kcense or reamer* permit with a good driving record Prevtoul route delivery and customer service eipenenc* preferred We ofter competitive pay and eicetlent benefit* Background checks win be conducted Ap­ ply at SCHENCK COMPANY 4181 N John Wrung Parkway Orlando FL Drug Free WorkptacaEOE ia cem ent i F/T. TOR RAY W M U ________ COOK-F/T. BkMunch. Ind wkndt Reorement lac. Apply 300 W, Alnpotl tawl Santortt Wanted FULL-TIME with clean Class 0 or B license Drug tree work place Starling J3J0 1MS' wk plus beneMi and 401k. CM) 33S-770A DRIVERS IS Permanentponboni C D l "B" driver* needed tor route driv­ ing ei Orlando area 57-59 tv SPARTAN PREMIER __________ 851-778S__________ Dactronct CALIBRATION A S S IS TA N T Mator pharmaceutical manu­ facturer located m Piedmont Centre, hat an IMMEDIATE OPENING lor a reliable, taffstarting rxXviduxJ m our Plant Engnaenng Dept 5 year* of related eipenenc* anoror training (or equrvaiani combination of education and mce). i t M l u I to readfterStaXpeak Eng sen r vt prder fo understand transmit, record and repon ac Wb offer a compete** ttartng salary and exceoant benefit* mckickng 401 (K) For nun#(kale conaxtoralion, plei tend reaume/toltor of mtarasl or calr Human naaourrai DapL 412S Prermet Onve tktfi Poatl. NC 77280 (338) 812-1700 W# are a EOE/AA Emptayar ELECTWOfdCB E N O ta tlW t1 036 TO START Oreet to etudente. P/T A F/T NO * 9 torHoBBfrBIBI — c w re a n D W H ” Ouagong personalty Dues* tad cam henAng. data envy phone*. IBM eoAMbonA. FM AM O ALREP L manager Financial te rkgraad hafpkA Comprehenenr* baneft* peckAppfy In person lean OenerM Fin 1544 B. French A ve. Sanford The •uumuaa^toeowmg poatoon* i FANTASTIC SAMS CRUISE LINES Hairstylist needed Immediate oommg lor two po*4wn* Musi be kc A cap Earn 50ft. comm Cat Anita at 323 9045 FEDERAL JOBS: 18 500 110 000 immediate openings AN occupations For complete application and information package send SASE to Oown mg. Alin FEDJOB P O Boi 180357. Cassntoerry. FI 37718 (Please mefude 55 S iH tor into p k g ) _______________ 10 openwigs tor e«p msuners Sieekrann e«p a phis Wtork lo­ cated «i LongwoodMaftland area 57-JIOTir SPARTAN PREMIER 851-7788 GET PA 10 TO LOSE WEIGHT 38 people needed, serous lboul losing Earn 5500 P/T 55500 F/T Call now 378 8498 to H O TEL OPPORTUNITIES A twauMul A e i citing hotel lo­ cated m the UCF tree is lung for the following positions BANOUET SET-UP/SERVER. RESTAURANT SERVERS. COOKS. BELLMEN, HOST/ HOSTESS. COCKTAIL SERVIC­ ERS. HOUSE PERSON. LAUN­ DRY WORKER, NIGHT CLEAN­ ER. CONCIERGE. SALES SEC­ RETARY. OUCST SERVICE REPRESENTITIVE. Apply in person lo Holiday Inn 17175 High Tech Ave . Orlando EOE DRUG FREE WORKPLACE lor Depctor of N u v mg or apply wetun 00 North ISghwey 17 BJ OaMary, Ftonda Ontg Free M usm nv Dancei s Standup ComedwnsT>sk Jockeyttc tOMECCIVI "APPLICATION INFO PACKEF Ptaasa lai your NAME « ADDRESS AT TOLL-FREE FAX • 1 888 855-8868 O WRITE TO Cron* NMowrk, Depi 7371,1901-17 West Bay D rl. *225, largo. FL 33770 ADECCO it learning up with Sanford comp*rues to creel* escilmg (ob opportune** II you have skins, ambition end j drive tor queaty. we have a great opportunity with great beneft* Cal our hotline tor details on me latest fob opportune#* and this week s fob lavs' CaM 481- — Custom Stiffing Gift party plan dolrtoulor* Precast a vw w nou 1 group health sales and 3 tong farm car* salat par ~ pre-schadiAt you appom COME WORK WITH TH E DEth/IM Contact CORESTAFF at 330 7789 tor mote Information. q q q q q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q and repair of aama. Company paid pad hokdey* and hebon reimbur*#ment Sendt iresume to: Unde HorSon, H. R. I Looking tar ana Vtakaur Jab Pair JOE FAIR Custom Staffing invest you to our (ob tsa from 7.30am to 7430pm. Don! mss Iff Cal todayt NO F U t Eta— anl poetoon* avaSabta F/T SERVICE AG EN T Driver. Need to dean, aarvtca and mipact rental vdfudas Vakd FOL Acceptable dnve'g record ■no Difc*y#iwna cneoL Appy ei person. 3098 Orlando (17-97) Or. Bantam Assistants*. 7-3.3-H. an appointment 407-330-7171 Oroal Benefits' Exfraordtoary ResKtants' t (M l) 7M-2SM Is-H^vTi *------- - M mnainf rt ri n rvn LA£jo;i ;irrs JOBS) JOBS) JOBS! CUSTOMER BE RVtCt REP Oat n on pi* ground ftoor of a tsst-pacad. np — y growing companyl LABOR RITE a as**eig a hard wortfng, e— mom si ■ ad parson who • computer Her ala, ktstoto and a team piayor I— grewti potential m an edremafy fast-paced industry Apply in person at 3603 ptak Dr bate sen 8am and 3pm da#y or las returns to : (407) 330-1488 AMi Branch Menagta. EOE •ENTRY LEVEL* 14.10 - 5700 No Eta»n#nce Necasaaryl Sentord Companre* Loaoueoad trucks gppetai Sat. M Training program create* an eicnng opportunity to laaml Call today tor an Adecco 71— Hslp Wanted MAKE MONEY, a* much m a t Mtie as you want, wen Shatde* 5 AT 8 T* New Horn* Based BusmeM Program 3353810 MERRY MARTS MROfO Car 8 Insurance Needed Weekends FREE 331-5266 MILL WORKER Andbr caBtoetry am needed tor restaurant furniture manufactur­ er S10-I2/Mr Contact Jo* or Juk* al 326-6364_________________ R etldtntlAl C lM n in g MOLLY M A P IS I MRBtO F/T * M-F *6-»pm, WM Train. 407-767-8007. Now hang aspenancod COOKS, SERVICERS A OfSHWASHERS. Top pay. paid vacations altar 1 year Medical benefit* and a Drug Free Work place 4650 E SR 46 West Sanford 407-M0-T77S A 3770 Orlando Dr l 7-82 Sanford. 407-511-4306 PENNY'S RESTAURANT. Deed No sales. PT/FT. no am natessary 0*1263-7813_____________ P/T CASHIERS A COL DRIVERS RS8*»i" 700 French Ave, Scotty's A a e u B t a ff 14 LOOfUNO FOR PANT WORK 7 Meitiand are* Coemebc En­ hancement Co Is looking tor Cut*. Sec Rapa to work bet­ ween 24 40 hours par week Sun-Thurs Temp to fere 57 50 hr comp ei and cuMomar ave sMta necessary Apply in par­ son al 1060 Maitland Ctr. Commons. St* 411 Mon-Thurs 6-3 or Cal 660-0111 RaJH-hUi . M £6 td N UA\ PORATRM. the nation i toadmg distnbuur/manulscturar of ctromc accessories is seeking on* pem-dma Clerk I esw Recolon Factory OuUet Star*. Should be aveiiabta Tuesday - Saturday SAM 7PU Itaibta hours JO-30 hours par *k Apply to parson al 1080 Emma Oaks Tret. Lake KM FL 32746 Pra-amptoymanf drug screening required IO C . PHONE PROS Salary * comm * bon i» F/T or P/T Reiased asmoscewre tmoatog ok Debbie or MSP 717-6370 LABOR RITE No M N | M g D | «M 8 100 . tT JB e Fid A Pan-tana t o r t 71— H#lp Wanted 71— Help Wanted LAKE MARY CHILD CARE CENTER looting lor responsi­ ble. dependabta, 8 etpenanced care giver tor vaned age groups Please cal 331-3384 . PART-TIME HOUSE RENOVATlON Cleaning painting, etc need own trsnptonal on Can 328-1257 SHELTER HELP For into caii 323-8685 11am to 4pm Humane Society of Sam Co jnSuairtai RECOTON CORPORATION, the nationt leading manulaclureir (fesMiutor of consumer atac me accassonas. hat an opening m as lake Mary odk tor a Spray Palntar. 1st ahl 7.40AM -1.-00PM. Prior spray pttoSng espenenca with moldad plastic components pre­ ferred MechamcaJ ebtaty to m ew a w om en n eeded Oaky taort-Oary pay Vefactat a PLUS NEED COMPANY VAN DRIVER W/ VAN COME WORK WTTH THE BEST 11II (407) MS-0444 U m , aai.J-----f n , w o w n m n g ro f SsminoN County Fu« Tim* * Part Tim# A I \ / M \< rrrrrrr "Central Florida's Most •Preetigioua Atorentatog Firm ‘Orlando * Large*! Tkleeoesmunlcaltone Co. 40/ 3331984 EOE Raaegrt aa CenauRlng Orowp. H 6 m CAl READY TO PUT YOUR SKILLS TO WORK? it to. BatSoulh Tatacommumcations hat just the ngw opoortuna** m More tor you At we contmu* our growth throughout the Southeast w* need talented mdnnduait to help matotam and e««toor1 our edt to Orlando Sanford Mebourne Cocoa Beach, and Vero Beach W* have a variety of poeaioni to •I your tret and abik« here are fuel a taw •SERVICE TEC H N IC IA N S •OUTSIDE PLAN T TEC H N IC IA N S •FACILITY TEC H N IC IA N S t* oftar an axeasm starting saury w*h prograeaon. a you nav* technical background or i wa encourage you to appfyf Knowledge of base required Two year legre* or imaury *•tatofui. To echaduta l a m f tor requead taeang pn or to be w a v e prooata. cai (888) 204-6260 . 24 Hours/Day 7 Days/Week ReftrancB Job Code: 26014196738 BELLSOUTH EOE. M rFtW 1-1441 T IW 1 Co. •faffing. OrUnrtos most profattronal stalling service, is currently recruiting FuH A Pert-rime clerical poef Hone tor tie toaowmg comp* gun* A abtaty to mamtato sup pfy inventory • must Mutt have esceaem communication skin* and b* detail-oriented Send resume and salary Inslory to Human Resources 2950 Lak* Emma Road LaAe Mary. FL 32748. or FAX re turn* and salary hsetory to dales tor to* poaiaont or "Activity* Diractor" and "Malntananc# Dirnctor* Eipartanc* * compensation' W* are located el 200 Waymom Court *124. between Huntington Bank A the Post Office on Lake Mary Ovd Wk pay tar I Pleas* cal Tease Co 740-8886 tor more into EOE ADA NO F i l l TtC M N K ttN WANTED EXPERNNCC PREFERRED W* (ran. mutt have good me chancel sbWfy good ssorti cmcs and date* io (tam tor advancemenr Musi have vakd FI Drivers Lie Tools end UnAorm* provided. Pad vacation and holidays Apply in person at Haneit and Beverly Transmit » won 209 W 25lh S I. Santortt' Mon Fn 8am 5 30pm a WANTED: Indmiduait who are} seeking a fulfilling people on \ enisled career OREAT empsoy-} menl envconmenl, professional s tutus and benefits Consider} the career of Denial Assisting a Formal educalton of 1200 hours j Leadng io Su m and National i credential* Work in a last) paced, hightay technical, even changing career m the allied! health held of Dental Assisting < Orange T l Depart- i nd* Tkcfi It 4858. Whether you are a reedy m toework puce ready to re-enter or just looking lo the future they, havo a program datqnad tor, e i ------------------------------------------------ ; WAREHOUSE DELIVERY ' Cuan FL DL. entry lever, heavy; kffing. over ?1 yrs >26-4*58 nom m RECOTON CORtoa naiun s laadmg (kstibutor -manuIeclLver of atactrome accessories has peerage m as lake Mery toctakea tor IM m^4^p ebiR |8:08am 1:88pm and 6; u Ma mntovn of SO to* on a connn uoua beta ForkMt experience pretarred Starttog rata 55 75 IN *ML 85 85 2nd kAtat pat* math Met Appfy n parson at 38S0 Lake Emma Road. Leas Mery FL EOE. 1-400-711-JOSS M UM 1*774-7778 LEARN A •Wlntar Park •12 Hour SiiHU/NIgtits R IS!-- m -8 i SKILL | U 1 1 FAMOUS R E f ^ ^ M H a TOP NOTCH GENERAL MANAOER F M s a M ^ ^ M sum* to: A high school diploma can only lake you so far. Hifh-icch training in the Army can take you a lot funner. If you qualify, you can tram in micro­ electronic*. avionics, dig* ital computers, satellite communications, to name just a few of the mote than SO high-lech special­ ity skills the Army often. See your local Army Recruiter for details. V 323*4404 5 •30-39 Hours par weak •Flexible schedules RIGHT HAND MAN 8353481 Or. PI 88171 1131 l J 50 5 Wf *50 v >r a month long assignment setting up new department store in Oviedo. I ^ nI RNs Ccmetokiaato caMd ctaing and dMai onama s needed PT tar 7-3 mat OPC (407) 260-5066 No PM KOE CS* I TODAY POSITION OPEN FOB: LPNs Come (on our ■ tar tantard Are* Earn money uM p lakmg a were to me country Appty to Phone:(407)333-8338 EOE M A M TEN A N C I ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVE PAY FOR PARTTM E WORK! It ROUTE CARRIER M A LL YOU CAN N *. PART-TIME. ■portabon and AC Paoptefanon witi Integrityand sntimiaifn naadtd to cal on aocowto tor 9w Santord HaraU and Laka Mary LMs. Thteia in *oubida*position wtetteca-to-facaulat. Pravious Bates aapaftenca praterrad. CM 322-2611 or mail raaurrwto: PM H1H74 713 WtaeftSdi I Th e Sanford Herald nee ds CARRIERS f o r All yo u n ee d Is d e p e n d o b le tra n s p o rta tio n , o rg o n lz o tlo n o l skills ond o fte rn o o n e u e llo b lllty In o r d e r to b egin a g re a t neui j o b l P O S IT IO N S R U n iL D D L E N 0 UII PoeaonefOQ2SatAOO Ukrnim PoaannaOLAOOOaRC Batary. HBJXMv. Psalm; M7/88 reaJ— acosaTtAoo Batair »17.40<yyr ~ " : 3/13M £4Md/ AtMiMtMdt t a £ n e r a M iA o o y *37,700yr kna: 3/13 M Fori onBM e d N in w a a*#*■ -Shlpp'o/nacatvg -Order Pullen •ForUitl sap a ♦ -Various locations - Various shifts I7fi LA K E M A R Y ^ < e s ta b lis h e d ro u te s In th e S a n fo rd o re o . Staffing Ca* o a 24 hr Job Lme today* UTRJTY CONTRACTOR A rapidly (poMng banary a* cam gradual# or good machanical and atoctnbackground lor: R A D. daaign And tatting eiactncei nponent* mechanical and electromechanical product*, system# and equipment. Direct A ooortknete fabrication, oper­ We are eeeking FT 8 PT carv (kdtiet tor our "New Fackfy" m Orange City to perform the du­ ke* of "Rssldsnt Shifter* needed Va are currently hiring tot 3 large Sanford companies rapidly and need hard workers Industrial a y is p>starred. If you *anl great pay (S7 0(Vhf*potan«ai after 4 months). Medtett Insurance and paid Tima OB caB ue now! [lust lif e U Hwme"1 "Assistant Adminis­ trator" ano'RssIdnnt Cook." a* we* as PT cam- Apply wtai a Hand Mon-Frt, Asm - 5pm bnng 3 forma of C EOE ASSEM BLY/ P R O D U C T IO N TO RECEIVE "APPLICATION INFO PACKET PLEASE FAX YOUR NAME * ADORES* AT TOLL-FREE FAX « 1-888-855 8888 OR WRITE TO Cruise Net­ work. Depf 7371. 1001-17 West Bey D r. 1225. Largo. FL 33770 •Mall Sorter* •Assembly •General Warehouse •Production •General Labor SUrl up IUV1-I sfup lea. MAIL 530 00 cttactomo 10. CALYPSO VARIETY. 1454 N. Lakamont Ave. Winter Park. FL 32792 IN S U R A N C E SEEKS CMEFS/WAITERS/ BARTENOCRS-PASTRY CHEFS.RESUURANT MAN­ AGERS WITH EXPERIENCE/ STEWARDS/ROOM SERVICE/ HOUSEKEEPING. E T C .. 11-7 or our ‘Fleitota Ftoatng Schediie *W i aieo need FT cankatas tor be positions of ThClMMTrikOTf MlME D U TE OPCMMOS. Nall Svc. Co. haa Floor com, P/T carpet ehempooer pot. avail In Lake Mary / CaK: 407-047-ATM l in e s We have (ob* m the 1ST A 2ND 8 3RD NOW HIRING! C r u is e JO B S JO B S JO B S JO B M tm JN fi F/T MACHINE OPERTORS U Mary Exp tokkVtaartftmgai op­ erators. U -F days Call US* C at " INSTALLERS Come end loin our teas. Ajk 71— H«lp Wan tad SEEK ENTER!JUNERS AND ARTISTS OF AU MhOS D R IV ER S PHARMACAPS. INC. EOE 71— Help Wanted FURNITURE OMP and FDA regulations Knowledge of efectromcs.’PLC iroubfeshooting t* also regiarad CNAs 71— Help Wanted A C a reer to Feel G o o d About, Rod out about our new M e d ic a l A s s is ta n t P ro g ra m • Dty or fivttty Classes • Omvnint 4-DrySchool ¥0+ • PiMwcidAidfor Thou WkoQmifi • NstionsMyAccnOkd ty ACKX • Gradmlt Placement Assistance u § Junior CoSegt ^ 4 0 7 -8 3 1 -9 8 1 6 ^ City College •cutwr i.aat7n �Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida • Sunday. February 22. 199C - 1 1 1 K IT ’N’ CAR LYLE ® by Larry Wright 117— Commercial Rental* 199— Pata ft Supplies I t s A C M * O o m i area Steer accee* Oemer ftnandng, Only W M RENOVATED Over 1600 M) ft Cal 332-9095 DELTON A 10 acres Ideal tor moMe homeMe. hones, cattle, (arming or rweeryt Zoned agocultural 13,900/ACHE. 9m L o o t m Fez CZi/AlBS 10 acre, renovated 104,000 HAPPYJACK TRIVERMICIDE 223— Miscellaneous Recognized safe t effective against hook, round, a tape­ worms In doga A cats AvIlaWi O -T C STENSTROM GENERAL FEED (323-1550) (VIM ■w * happmaeUne com) FOR SALE: Anawenng Machine panaaonc 'eaaaene type*. Eac. cond Beeped*** remote 120 324-1229 evenmgt block home, huge hand lot neat to part Great area CTVA 159.900. lovr dn. MNVmon Pntf h_Vc.l RF/VI&C RF/^IKK 211— Antiqua/Coitoctlbtoa WERE SELLING HOMES CeM a Sanlord apecialiat. Jemigan properties. AM tor Dot Walter 222-11 It or 130-2214. 71 MERCURY CO UG AR Need* lime work M u ll Seed. New tireWmag wheel* 1500 firm 225-4205 Atom, cane Copper 7Bras* Kokomo Recycling: 321-0004 010 W. Fket-M/F M . 1(111 HOUSE or OUPLEX 2 Mchena. A MOVE M SPECIAL)! 400 sq ft A Hit 1295 A MONTH Once Storage 321-0120 or 333-2554 MOVE 4N-COND. 3/1.5 New car pel A pawl Nice yard, end tront porch 155 000 Aala DC DC CALLAWAY. Realtor (407) 324-9211, E iL 1M MOVING 8 GARAGE SALE 219— Wanted to Buy lam. frpfc. fned. M U O O 118— Office Space For Rent 231— Cara For Sale $AT/5L*N 0-77. Feb 21 A 22. 9S4 Crawa Bkifl Lane. Sanlord V'” 1 T *1*0 M&- i3mJw>j D n l t e ^ l ecm prefi MMOO 4/1J Over 1.000 eq It. kv/Orv 217— Garage Salee FREE SAMPLE Reg Nurae goes from tire 20 to 0 Guaran­ tee reaufta 407-at?-0112 GENERAL toduatrlM ten A 5HP. jpheee motor. 1300 SM-TSM-Bantord kkUoouN flaveA Singw wtehet to meet other muteoana to term a county or bkjo great bond. 32? 3047 SWSK) SET METAL DELUXE 2 awtoga, tide, tee aaw. and A n y # Jen 175 Can move 321- CARRIAGE COVE (407) 32X180 W O L F E TA N N IN G B E D S TAN AT HOME Buy DIRECT and AAVEI Commerci*thorn* unci kom $19900 Low Monthly Paymenta FREE Color Catalog Cal TOOAY 1-000-711-0150 149— Commercial Property For Sale 231— Cara For Sato LET US DO THE WORK FOR YOUI 235— Thick/Busos/Vans For Sato Heavy duty steel rack lor full sue prek-tp bed. Ltartoor or ladder*, ate $150. 3244447 238— Vahictos Wanted CA9HSS9NUDI For Amk Cars, Trucks • Mted KEEP AMEtoCA bE A U m il 227 5*40 240— Aircraft/Ultraiiflht F1SHPM BOATS FOR RENT Starting at 130 A up. Atom 24 Pontoon Cal 330-1612 241— Rac. VShictoa/Campara For Sato 1191 TRAVEL CR AFT Motor Home 32K meet, ao*-eonlamed. AC. ganerator. 300 Che­ vy engine, esc cond 99600 Cal 323-0407 T h e SWnAwW MeraftALefto 1.50 ACRES toe by the airport Zoned reakMMM ytRt m eneyl MSS________ N you ptooo a two week ad wan ua «e eea your vonrete (puPtenea m boat me Santera Hereto and toe L a *e Mary Lite at a coat o l only 127.54) and you d o n l tea a nghl away, w e l run toe ed lor another two waeka at no charge' At we n r l i toai you pay lo r toe hrM two weave belore wo run a tor keel H iim iH ff O P EN H O U S E Sunday Feb. 22nd W e ll d o eM the work you coMect on the 111. 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Super akde, m r y op­ tion. would consider trade $21,900060 (407)399-1407 PaaTM toaOwfl T uba, thru Friday, 12:00 noon is the deadinaforthe neat day’s pubficadoa Noon Friday is the deadfoa for Sunday neecEDon. �by Chic Young nnnraan Sunoty. by Mort Walker B U T MOW Y O U KNOW W H AT Y O U * im « Lett year. u m t of the thmgt Y°° h*** don* left a good Impression on your peart At a result, mora social and commeroal partnership* are tnOcated * th* year ahead B IP O P y l YOU? •IS6EBT PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Oanaral conditions took rathar good lor you at IN* tlaga ol Ih* cycl*. B * alart lor an arrangement that could turn into a fomt endeavor. Placet, treat yourtall to a birthday grtl Sand lor your Attro-Qraph prediction* lor the year ahaad by mafirng 82 and BASE to Attro-Qraph, c/o Ihtt newspaper. P O Boa 1758. Murray Hill SUtion. New York NY 10158 Batura to Hat* your rodac **gn BEETLE? 24 Tropical baahat Bkar_._.... YOU FOROOT TO RETURN m ib RENTAL V ID E O C ) £ r V f ? 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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 22, 1998 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 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>, February 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